... THE CALORIC ?? EIUCSSON. 11c ecitract the followinlg fromi time 'eie JYork Iferalfl:- I hfit thet, gleat commercial a11d shiipping oeirles of the( worl toi lo nothing hue excited mire, interest of bite, than thle novel dis, ofi ?? andm en terpriise of' Cliptainl Er1iccomi , by mohich c teen as 1m a motivec poivrci is-to be soepph te ycalorie or heatl ml in- ail nothing but the ?? miI a ...

... E N G L A N D. Ed(lacation7 of olte PeoPI-e.-We hear that, under tlic salnction alnd il)proval of his Royal Highness Prince Albert, it has been ProPosed to establish at lending libraly and reading-room in *Windsor Great Park (of' whichl his Royal I ligliuess is the ranger), for- the uise of its ilhlhabitants, anid others in the em ploymient of the Crown, who live in the neighbourhood. His ...

... Thae following facto, regarding tile poisons1d history of Mr'. Pries, which diii not transpire fitt anly of his examiniiations at thue, Mansion H-ouse, a rc gi von by flit Alfmwiq chqronh~id,- 111r. It, ?? Prieis, who is about tihil ty-five, yeair.oof' age, is a1 native of Gecrmany, whiw-c liei is ?? icspecieably connected ills naino for thc last fi cc years .stood wol I in thu 15cer- Cantile ...

... ANTSLAVERY MEETING. GLASGOW FEMALE NEW ASSOCIATION. The second annual meeting of tile Glasgow Female New As- sociation for the Abolition of Slavery was held on Tuesday ! night in the City Hall, at balf-past 7 o'clock. There was a considerable number of ladies present, acd the body of the ]lall was respectably filled with gentlemen. On the platform we observed Rev. Dr. Robertson, Rev. Dr. Bates ...

... LORD DUOMLANRIG AND THE PRESS. i o .. . I I I . . . I . .- -. 5 The foliowimig mnanly diefeinme of the imidopemidemce anui inl- ?? of time I'mssappeamrs in the Ditmofr)s('siro es mimm las. I is il ime mmc liemomorabiue thait thle journal whiell ?? timo Ioseagainst time dimli lag itm onte ibm'o Dinmmmfries-ilshmre, is, pol1iticamlly oppmosed to time paper which Ineas bicim so grievousoly ...

... ORDNANCE SURVEY OF-SCOTLAND. li To the -Editor of the Glasgow Herald. 3- Sint-Mr. Blackic, in a letter addressed to you, which has i-been ctopieid into many other papers, states that, '1 efferts are ti beinig made, bohi lasg-ow andl Edinburgh, to induce the it Goveinment, jnin prcplarinlg maps of crtrain districts of the coun- e0 tiy, to revert from thu scale of one inch to the scale of six 3 ...

... COLLISION IN TlIE CIIANNEL-TOTAL LOSS OF lITE I ERALD. (From the Morning Chronicle of Weldnesday.) We yesterday received the details of a most fearful collision in the Channel, which terminated in the total loss of a fille ship called thce llerald, laden with d valuable fleight from Madras, and, melancholy to add, the whole of beri crew (with the excep- tion of one maie) and two passeilgers, ...

... CIETY'S DINNER. Tile annual festival of this inmportant local society took pulace in the Tontine Hotel, onl the evening of Friday last. Alex. Birrell, Esq; of Walker, Birrell & Co., the President of the society, officiated as chairman, supported iight and left by Bailie Drumnmond, Rev. Matthew Cochran, P. W. Dixon, Esq,; Jas. Black, Esq.; William Steele, Esq.; Michael Thomson, Esq.; Robert ...

... S(o)I]RiES., PRESENl7ATI.)NS, &c. ottili ,Thrsday nlight the young eninel IlConnection ivitli thle large y establisfiment of Al csrs. Arthiur and Fraiser, Bu chanain 8treet, tilotig with their friends, held their third annual re-uinion inl the AMerchlants' hail, i litithleson Street. The maognificent bail, whielh was quitC fliled, wao ?? ng round with Iarge mirrors Fes- tootiod wvithI ...

... THE CUBAN QUEST1ON. THlE CUBAUIN QUIbTSlUiN. [In tlhe Times of Friday there was published a cor- respondence between the Government of Americaand certainl Europeall powvers, and also the contemporary debate in the American Senate on the question of (CuLjanj alillexation, which was much too long for our columns. In the samie paper of Saturday the follow- ing article appeared on the samne ...

... S C o'tr l i N). Sin-* rof Tekr 11(Mies(t1's Mfails(it Selkir6k.-Dlulilnl til past few M vclks it lois bcil noticed thliat il e liorse drawilng tile niail cart betweeni (inlashiels and Selkirk wvas in a very retitchied con dition from sores, aniI onl Tbiirsday tihe police at Selk it de aenadil(lei tlint tile ihorse shiouldl not lie drivell ill thle state ill which it wtls anl an itothler ...

... GREENOCK-MUNICIPAL DIFIFICULTY. (Froms thec Groenock ANdvcriibCI of Tulesday.)._ From certain proceedings in the Court of Session on Satur- co day, the position of the burgh has rendered it necessary to fo apply to the Court for the-appoitintent, of managers of thc pub- lf lie affairs adintcrirt, a doubt having arisen as to the validity so of the elections which were hold in November last,.in ...