... (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 ...

... EN G l1 AND. t The Queen and Lord C'ardigan.- ...

... TIME 6TATE O THlE CONTINENT. FRANCE. (From the Morning Chronicle's Corrospondence.) Panri, Wednesday Evening. The intelligence which I was aisle to send you last evening, a relative to the advantages gained by Oeir Pacha over from c 25,000 to 30,000 lussians, at Kallafat, arrived in Paris by two channels at the same time-from the French consul at Bucharest, and from General Baraguay d'Hilliers ...

... The Reformed Presbyterian Synod, at a pro re nata meeting held in this city, on Tuesday last, in conse- quence of the death of Professor Symington of Paisley, unanimously appointed the Rev. Dr. Win Symington Professor of Systematic Theology, aud the Rev. Dr. Goold, ot Edinburgh, Professor of Biblical Literature and Church llistory. Arran.-We understand that the Duke of Hamil- ton has just ...

... D OWN C I PROCE- ED = TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS, A meeting of the council was held yesterday-the Lord Pro- t ost in thle chair. I On the minutes having been read, Air. John TAvlOit objected to the manner in whieb the vote of thanks given to the Water Committee, on his motion, had been recorded. It was stated Loy various members that thle minutes bore a fair reseord of Air. 'Taylor's motion, ...

... FonRFIGs OGrerc, JAN. 14. The Queen bas been plcased to approve of Mr. Johu Duffy as Consul at Galway, for thl United States of Asnerica. WIIITEUALL, JAN. 16. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Alexonder Currie, Esq., Advocate, to bo Sheriff of the shire or shoriffdom of Forfar, in the room of James L'Amy, Esq., resigned. DOWoNING STRILET, JAN. 17. The Queen has been pleased ton mako the ...

... -- ?? - ?? - ?? f'IIAIRM\A?. ah., IC ?? TO Ell.CT A CIIAIRMAN, &C. A generall moeeting or the licritors and eeeti Members of the l arochial Boardd of the Bnrolty Parisalh wias held on Friday, at otle o'clock, iii the lmari.hl Chrlluchl, fer the purpose of elect- ing a chairinani for time olnsling twelve months, andl a coilnlittee of inanagemlont to act ont belmidf of the Board. The ...

... THE BREAD RIOTS AT EXETER, it (From the Times.) Exeter, Jan. 14. h It was stated in The Thses of last Friday that the county magistrates, sitting at the Castle of Exeter, had committed 30 persons who were proved to have been engaged in the disgrace- ful riot on the previous Monday to take their trials at the en- e suing March assizes. Since then the Exeter police have sue- e ceeded in ...

... -(Fromn Kconin,,SmftrkC.) The chiarcter of t11w Indian natioits, and Indeed that of all I thle various trilbes of tige-s inl Nortih A mrica, was pretty uni-I form. iie all 1tgniriitt pot~pie, theay wvere very Superstitious.I 'When thle grtcoit Comt appelaredi iln 1 (0, a Sachemn was aisked what he thoughit of ilts appiitriltt. It signifies,'' said lie,t (that wc hidtialls s1ha11 miilt away, ...

... anc N~o. 20.-BY SEXEX. ccc NOEGRO BLkYERY IN THlE CITY OF GILAB(GW.Ju I believe few of your readerm are awiare that negro slavery Kvl existed in Glasgow in my day in its full vigour, and that by a cc solemn judgment of our Justices of the Peace, it was declared ces to be thle law of the land. Fortunately tire question was taken by up by seone of our spirited citizens, whose namteslirave trot ...

... DINNER OF TIHE FIFE, KINROSS, AND CLACK- MANNANSIRE CHARITABLE SOCIETY. Ail A ^A .1 IN II UIIA U tIIA)i..l, 3NUc n I I. On Friday evening last, the sixth annual dinner of this society took place in St. Mary's Hall .. H E Crum, Esq., rsitol't of tbe society iw the chair, supportad righit and left WL. alker, Esq., James tcid, Esq. of' Welltield Thoimson Aikinan, Eiq. ; Andrew Liddell, Esq. - C. ...

... MIl;CHfANIC.AL AND SCIENTIFIC NOTICES. I -l . >C -r~rrurel1lx A NEW DE)E5OI1PTION OF BtEAD). Considerable sensation has been created by the announcement of a discovery which, if real, is almost miraculous. A person in Paris pretends to have discovered a process of making bread in such a wary as to cost only 19 centimes the 4 lb. loaf, or rather less than one son per lb., whereas the average ...