... (From the Daily News.) The police authorities of Dundee have just entered upon a course of conduct of very questionable pro- a priety indeed, but which may probably be intended as is a practical experiment made in order to discover the solution of that important social problem -hlow to i employ the large body of females who want work but P cannot get it. The police seem boldly endeavouring to ...

... ITHE PREMIER AT THE LORD MAYORS BANQUET (From the Times.) But one thing was wanting on Friday night at Guildlhall, and that was the known presence of some one in confidential communication with the Czar and his Ministers,-some one who would be certain to transmit a faithful report of all he heard and saw, and who would be entirely believed. In the hope that we may, for this occasion, supply ...

... FRlEJ, PRESBYTERY OF GLASGOW. _ . . . - I I - . .- f{ This Prcsbytery zget on Wednesday-Mr. M'Coll, moderna tor.-Mr. (ibsonowplavienld of the iiregularity in the trans- I n iusjon of the montitiy returns of the snotentation fund from . the 6exras of deacons'. Atrt within the Presbytery, and, onl the t, otiop of Di Buchtuinnl it )Baa agreed to addres Specvil 9om, masunieation on the subject to ...

... THE BLACK SEA FLEETr. OFFICIAL Dt(ESPATCrHllltf. Admiralty, Dec. 14, 1855. Despatelies, of which the following are copies, have been received from Admiral Sir Edinuold Lyons, Bsart., ?? Commiander-in-Chief of her Majesty's ships and vessels in the t Mediterranean and Black Sea- o Royal Albert, Kazatch Bay, l)ec. 1, 1855. s Sir,-I request tbat you will lay before the Lords Commis- ttoners of ...

... ,'WEE PAWVNS. To thie Editor of thee Glasgow Herald. SIR,-B ieving that your advoeacy in support of the proposed bill reltiniD to wee pawns, &c., emanating from the Justices W of lenfrewsblire, is m eant for the public interest; also that it P is, in your opinioli, founded on sure Principles, and destined, as you say, to become pretty effectual if passed into law-allow PC me to state my ...

... (From our own Correspondent.) UNITED STATES-CANADIAN NEWS, ETC. Liverpool, Monday Evening. The news by the Pacific, which arrived here yesterday imorn- ing, is of a very satisfactory character. The senseless war panic which moved the whole community on the other side of the Atlantic as well as in Great Britain from its propriety has blown over, the strong common sense of the reasonable men of ...

... nalilig In all za vtmulA.. The second division of General Mouravieff's report occupies upwaid s of seven columns of the Journal de St. Petersbourg of, the 0th jlst. Tuesday's Daily News however contained the s portion possessing more especial interest for English readers,.- e the part now before us consisting of a narrative of the order of e retreat, the unavailing efforts made by the Russian ...

... .THE BRITISH EXPEDITION; - (Fiem the Times' Correspondence.) 'C ?? Feb. 10. le It ralined heavily all night, and the ground Ivas reduced to such a state in a few hbours thiat the Ir~nisnewhich Sir I- Colin Campbell, aided by the French, intended to have made )fwith the men under~his command was postponed.. The etmlo- sphide -was so obscure that it ?? hut impossible to catch a IC glimpse of the ...

... TIlE MORNYIG CHRONICLE ON TUE MANAGE- I IENT OF THE AIAMIY- - -, n::l ii MWLI'2.lJ IJ V S--I*AL Biis I The dlawic of thcs present year has discovered the Brits at nation hit a condition of doubt, if icot of actual despondenicy, 'N which is utterly at variance with the ehsractcr of the Anglo- si Saxon race. When thle fortunes of the first Napoleon were at ar a their Zenith,' when lialf Europe ...

... nent ?? tIIO Manchester Gurardian.) h net Administrative R~eform advances another 8tep intohi thle illimitable obzicure. Ini the race between thle ac- l ian's tion of the Government and the practical demands of h cute, the reformers, Government is, at present, some distance.c ahead :and it becomes necessary for the theoretical full innovators to make a fresh effort for thle lead. The m kind ...

... IHOUSE OF COMMONS-DIONDAY, JULY 10. The House snet at four o'clock. Mr. GR~ENVILLE BEIUCELKY took the oatlis and his seat for Cheltenham.e The lhouse was summoned to the House of Lords to, bear the Royal assent given to a number of public and privatet bills. Lord J. RlUSSELL entered tho House shortly before half-past V four o'clock, and took his seat onl the third scat at the back oft the ...

... - HOUSE OF COMMONS-TuESDAY, JULY 31. TheSPEAIER took thej chair ?? fo'clock. TRtANSMISSION OP NEWSPAPERS 'T0 THlE COLONIES. ti On thle motion that tho House go into Committee of Supply, cl Air. F. SCULLY begged to call the attention of the Hfouse oi to a grievance with respect to the transmission of newspapers ir from this country to the British colonies. By virtue of an Act w pasd in 1840 ...