... THE GLASGOW MAN OF ALL WORK AT THE DIGGINGS.-No. III. SC, el~---ii cd Up in the morningj, Wednesday the 15th.-Some cursed tc ke thief has stolen a Coltsa revolver-C5 or £0 gone to pxrofit'and ox !ir loss. I am rather batter, tirough very stiff necked yet. I wasi Ax ye up at thle post-office to-day, but no attention seems to have t~i n, been paid to the letter I sent the postmaster. Another ...

... THE WAR-EVIL OF INJUDICIOUS CRITICISM. - -- - 111-0.1. f A _rN tAA (From the Morning Chronicle.) si I The grumbling Englishman is not an aceurate reasoner. An I accumulation of annoyances moves him to discharge the foll It measure of his wrath upon whoever happens to be nearest, al- Pi r though the real author of all or most of his discomforts may be absent or undiscoverable. He vents his ...

... (From the London Journals of Satluday Evoning.) IC (Froem the Standard.) 1n The following are among the latest telegraphic dispatches re- c3 ceived:- ItConstantinople, Dec. 20. id It is confidently asserted that the resoltion has been adopted 1 to storm Sebastopol as soon as the Turkish reinforcements come e up. TheFrenlit is said, are to storm, whilst the Britishand Turks attack Menschikoff ...

... (From the Times of Friday.) The Russian prize Ernst Merk has been sold by public auc- tion at Hull, and realised a very good price. . The Court of Admiralty proceeds on the 8th of January to adjudicate on the prize FraTicislia and the other vessels captured by her Majesty's cruisers for attempting to break the blockade of the Russian ports in the Gulfs of Finland and Bothlia. The Russian ...

... a PIAIZLUr11' Ovj. se5-l,'. s [The following appeared in part of Friday's impresFion.] r The conscience is the most elastic material in the world. To- ,, day you cannot stretch it over a mole-hill, to-morrow it hides ,a ?? Maxin. . 5 Health.-Take, for example, a young girl bred delicately in town, shut np in a nursery in her chilildood, in a boarding Y scheool through her youth, never ...

... -. .. -y I s 7 I en Nenzo.-Mr. John Jamieson has great pleasure in acknowledging the receipt of £100 for the City Is Mission, from this kind and constant benefactor to ve this institution, whichi he has handed over to the Trea- hie surer. a An Expensive Lark.-Thie other night three young n; lads, by vway of making diversion, broke the globe of one of the public-lamps on the Springbank Road. ...

... THE TIMES ON THE CONDUCT OF THE. WAR. . . . ?? .1. . .. ?? . I kf Are we, or are we not, to publish the letters that pour inI '0 from the Crimea ? The question no longer concerns the graphic narratives of 1our Own Correspondent, for in this *~respect, just now, thanks to some amiable. eccentricity of the le pot eaerte ejuhn.Tequestion now concerns leterslon en may, omeoriina, fom serjeants ...

... -. MISCELLANEO.US. bt An Historical Fact.-Wheat whas first* sown in the c, B North American colonies in 1692, on the Elizabeth fr °d lsltnds, in Massahusetts, by Gosnol(1, athe time lie E ,tj explored that coast. That has been just 252 years 0i i, ago, and since that time so great has been the increase st re of this cereal, that in the year 1840;according to fhe st er census of 1850, the ...

... TIUE NEWSPAPER POSTAL STAMP. (Froui the Inverness Coarier.) The society for promoting the repeal of the so-called taxes -on knowledge appear to have matured their plans and fsiniliar- ,ised the Government and public with their views, so that the question of abolishing the postal stamp on newspapers, and substituting a chnage for each transmission by post, will soon ie brought before Parliament ...

... LETTERS FROM TIE CRIMEA. (From a Colour-SorJeant) a ie ?? near Sebastopol, Nov. 9. o iy MY dear WVife and Chlild,-Uhl, with what joy and pleasure e g, did I receive your most kind and loving letter, which gave me t ic groat pleasure in knowing that y-ou are both quite, well I So I pI of a appy to informi you that yobur husband and brothe Wi- RI i ha are both in the very beat of health and ...

... if f- A Cabinet Council was held on Friday afternoon at ir the Foreign Office. The ministers present were the ,0Earl of. Aberdeen, Lord John Russell, the Lord a 1 Chancellor, the Duke of Argyll, Viscount Palmer- ti ;e ston, the Earl of Clarendon, Sir George Grey, the tl 11 Duke of Newcastle, Sir Jaimes Grahamn, Sir Charles v WoodEarl Granvitle, the Right Ilon. Sidney ter- n bert, and Sir ...

... Hit th. (Supplement to tbe London Gazette of Friday, December 29.) m- - War Department, Dec. 30, 1854, 10d o'cloek A.M. t to NiB Grace the Duke of Nenveastle lan thli day received a despatch, t ,as of which the following Is a copy, addressed to bi6 Grace by i leld Marshal the Lord Itaglan, ?? Before Sebastopol, Dec. 13,1854. nd My ILord Duke,-Your Grace will hoe happy to hear that the won- 3d, ...