... HERALD OFFICE, .7i'Iodoij Morning,. Jr BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. AMERZICA. ARRIVAL OF TUE, CANADA. Liverpool, Sunday, 5.50 x'1.se 'rho steamier Canada ase arrived from Boston; she sailed onl thle 26th instant, aind brings Nisw York advices to the 21st, and S278,00O in specie. Thue Asia's ncws was received onl the l9tb. Tilo Hlsrahl says tbat anl organisation of thie Cotton trade has 31 ait length ...

... GLASGOW1 . NOVEMBER 11. y f T7ahe Lord Reetorslii.- It would appear that the N liberal students in our Ulniversity are determined to c o bring forward Mr. Alfred Tennysofi, ?? Laureate, c as a candidate in opposition to Lord Eglinton, at the I 1, approaching election. We trust tnhat only a portion ) 1, of the gentlemen calling themselves Liberals are dis- i f posed to assist in an act so ...

... I-,Crrx X ,- -ws1ll. T n-TUIE MILLMEN OF PRESTON AND TEl' SEAMEN OF TYNE. 1 (T. (From the Times.) M) While the Turks and Russians are fighting it out pt on the banks of the Danube with all the savage fury of which barbarism and bigotry can lend to the instru- se ments of despotism and fanaticism, the destructive of and unnatural war between British industry and capi-t ital proceeds steadily ...

... VOYAGE OF THE AB3DALLA FROM GLASGOIV TO MELBOURNE. FiROM TULE JotitxATL OF AIn. JAsrca BLACKO, JUi.' (Concluded frow hlerald. o!f Friday, 1 Sit/ 21or-lldir.) Monday, 13th J tne, brought strong winds; and gloomly Weather. InI [Ile venling wve Ilte heavy sholveiii~, iiild1 tnttcli viv it lighttting. We are ntew rather south of the usual trac k to Australia Our latitude to-day is 42 37 south. ...

... TIHE CHOLERA. .. s >. .. nr Ir.a ?? . 0 WFrom tie Geneami BoerS oftiiawta, Whitehall, Novgmnbur 4.) u Dundee, Nov. 2:- Deaths. s -C Cholera ?? ?? From the returns of the 1st inst., it appeared that there were 23 cases of cholera under treatment. Eleven have since ~ occurred, mnaking 34 in the whole; deducting the fonr- deaths shove reported, 27 cases now remain under medical treatment ' ill ...

... MELANClIULY AND FATAL ACCIDENT AT STAIR . D G E. (Froee the Ayr Observer.) Another of those tatal accidents resulting from tile careless haldniling of tire-arms occurred on We~dnesdaly last, at Stair Bridge. The unfortunate mnan, in the present instance, is Mr. Itobert Mlorrison, of Triboch Mainis, Stair, and the iperson who is said to have caused his death is a quarryinan, named WIilliam ...

... The ordinary monthly meeting of this reverenil court was held on Wednesday-the Rev. 'ar. Burnet of Chryston (who was elected Moderator for the current half-year) in the chair. The Court was eugaged some time in hearing the trial dis- courses of students, of whomt Mr. Macallulm was licensed to preach the Gospel. EllUCATION FUSI). Mr. ARNOT was glad to report that, wheyreas thc deficiency a of ...

... I PERPETUAL MOTION. fr We have just been given to understand that an artizan in very R htmble cireumstances, residing in .Ipswiclh, Juts, after threet years' labour, sucebeded in constructing a modol of a machine, tC 15 inches by 13, and 11i deep, which is self acting, after being bt put in motion by a screw.. It is powerfal enough to turn a se grindstone against the power of one person who ...

... MON DAY ATORNING, NOVEMBER 21. The news from the scat of war in the East is still of a dubions and uncertain character ; though tlie general purport and bearing of the ever-varying particulars that daily reach us.1 seem iumistakeably to show that thle Turks have been able to maintain the tactical aspect in which their first victories represented them. They gained victories. This is a grcat ...

... ]?laYioo. NOVtR 1T. FRID)AY 11101'NING, N'OVEMIBER It. I By electric telogrtaph we have news of the arrival, I at Trieste, of the overland mail from India. Time despatches are dated from Calcutta to the 3d, and Bombay to the 14th of October. From Burinlhl there is intelligence to the 17th of September, and from Hong Kong to tile 27th of the same month. The I outline of the news which has ...

... sco r LAN 1). 3Jr'. 3Tlrwemlq S.aw.-l sill M\ir. 7'aacllilay in tlc tlridl thie otiler (day, it. sturlldy 1l81 IhlltlV-look lig as ever. Ile iareldeld ill his oldl emphalic sty le, 11ol1- ?? ut -tick.:lot lk 10 111 his niihiillt/i.s (ijla, pIeiidicit- latly r ol adt 1fIll. or fivc iiiclrs (l tmuiice rorn IIis lioldy, thulijliil - it iilit lhisty strokei; iiqclI the plvenienlt, a11 ?? to ...

... REVIEW OF THE BilITISTAND FOREICON 0RN TRADE DU5INEGTRU PAST WEEK. (From the Mark Lane Express,) The arrivals of wheat coastwise continue on a very limited scale, and daring th wveek ending this (Saturday) evenieg, only 1502 qrs. have been reported. Thie quantity brought forward by land carriage sampics from the neighbouring counties has meanwhile been trifling, and there appears little ...