... FROM THE LO)NDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY. ,f Tho Lord Chnceilci III's appoinlted .losoph l'cbb, of Argyll Street, gentleman. to bo a London Comimiosiolner to admiuister oaths in the I ligh Coort ot CLallcery. ,f Wvrnnact., DEC. 30. The TLord Chanceilor bos appointed Joseph Uridgmanl, of the city of Chester, ge maietooli, to be oa Commissioner to adotitlister oatiie il tile I -igb Court of Cl ueo y ...

... El~li(UErN 11UN JU1EI) AND FIFTY-TIIREE. ?? ,r n i cn ?? I.. ?? EIGHT'IEEN 11NttfitJ) AAI1 e I (From thle TIilneq.) Tot ?? fiyro of otlirt '00(0vst wid Piessiain inoendiarilm, tim( 01114ril).e04l' j1et elplod hvis heen t111 inost sattisfactory one ill history. At its, C~ l'111(.1fli ei it 111( hiled alli 0 presentlin~g l~ro10p0'rI0 14w)'0r1d fthOOO of 111 Ill'rfineIr ti me h ut it hact OlhIowl ...

... (From the Times.) Although we have still to rely on telegraphic intel- ligence for what is known of the last operations on the Danube, and of the movements of the combined fleets in the Black Sea, there can be doubt that events have occurred which approach much more nearly to actual war between some of the Great Powers of Eu- rope than anything we have yet bad to record. Ac- cording to these ...

... (f-yrm fl I. - T Ima ,Dlntib JAiTLlta l 1 SEA. (From tile Tintesn) Liverpool, Jan. 28. A telegraphic announeoment from Holyhead, which reashed Liverpool this morning between nine and ten o'clock, reports that the iron screw steamship Olinda, llaam commander, wwhich left this port yesterday afternoon for tlio Brslils, had struck duiring the night on the Harry Furlong Rocks, near flolylicad. The ...

... rku U ULxr1M X OOI VJ Uwa . CUMBElRltNAULD. Thc onnual plougltrig match of the Cumbernauld Farmers' Society camne off on the 24th instant, on Mr Chalmers's farm, Airdrieheial, ?? there were 27 ploughs on the field. Messrs John Young, Mangle Cottage, Carron, and WiMSjhmiks, Balimnarnock, Old Kilpatrick, were the adjidlientors, and awarded the prizes in the following manner:- Ist, Win. Stevenson ...

... DEPARTURE OF TROOPS, &C. . (FIroml onr own Correspondent.) .1 Tuli British and North American Royal mlil starm-ship tl Enropa sailed for New York direct to-day, carrying out a large mail and a fair muuiber of passengers. Thle next incolinig oteaimer is the screw steam-n-hip Andes, r wbich would sail frOM Bloston on the 14th ilost. This steanier tolok tile place of the Niagara. chartered hy ...

... LOCIH KA.TRIINE WATER BILL. -- . ?? I I I >- 1f -r 0 - - -J1-1-1 - 5 . 1- - ?? r Tho following statement wvas handed by Mr. it. M. Pattison, to the Members of the loch Katrino Bill Committee, at his s examination before theni on Wednesday, as a vitness for the promnoters of the bill, to show the roasons whichi has indueed c him to give a preference to the Loch 3fatrina source of supply s over ...

... tills ~ARR.1IVAL OF THlE ANDSES AND ARCTIC. and ?? our own CorrespondentI) hat Cunard ?? Thursday. ht Tue Crrdscrew steam-ship Andes, Captain Mtoodie, arrived heret 'ate yesterdaty morning, with Bostosn edvices of the 15th, 33 passengers,. [tad anti $210,000 in specie; andl the United Statee steamer Aretic,.Ciptaint nied Luce, entered the Mersey thisi mornirg ait 1 o'clook, with.New York sl.. ...

... f, O N 1) 0 N, A P It I 1, 1. e The Emnperor of Jiussia's Last Libual Movement.- ; A corresp ondcicit informs us tiiat tlic most uious'' I Enperor of Russia has prolibited the circulation ill Poland of the portrait of Sir Mloses Montetiore. Corn - 1 monlt is ?? Chronicle. c ?? Ilmtileus from tie 82d ]eqhimentf-Ois the evelning of Monday last, 24 volunteeis from the 82d Q iteeimelit left per ...

... ARRIVAL OF THIE S. S. GLASGOW. The serew-steanner Glasgow, 1. Craig, commander, arrived LI in the Clyde on Saturday last, after a comfortable passage from L, News York of 13 days and 18 hours. The folloving is a list of M the cabin passengers, exclusive of those in the stecrage:- F Mrs. Cameron and servant. ?? D)rew. Mr. John lemnnet, Mrs. Hill and one child. N Alr. WY. IEwan Bucher, lady, Mj ...

... I,,. -1l '-,ll 1l-l TIHE POPE AND) THE II1S!! CIEIRCY. The WTc4forld Ieptiden1lent (Roeman Catholic authority) more than inelines to thc belief that there is a foundation for the statemeilt put forward in the Galway Packet touching the in- tentions of thc Roly Sec to restrain its Irish clerical subjects from undue interfcrcnce in political affairs:- The over-heated, and we are free to admit ...

... FRANCE. (From the Globe's Correspondence.) Paris, Friday Evening. s . Notwithstanding all the warlike rnmours in circulation, I i believe that the chief cause of the fall at the Bourse during last two days has been the raising of the rate of discount by the v Bank of France, for this is regarded as a serious check upon L all the operations of trade. At one time to-day the .3 per Cents. d were ...