... A QUEER PUOTOGtArAER. On Saturday morning last detective officer Thomson and police constable Win. flarleyapprehended a photographic artist named Patrick O'Brien, in his photographic booth, situated on a green at the head of Caumberland Street, Hutchesontown. Fromn iformation received by Thomson and also by Harley these officers had reason to believe that O'Brien was the indi'- vidual who, for ...

... IL A T E s >r E II, XV !,1 d I ?? 0EPPI1n.1 ?? ?LJ 1SAlr-'l HERALD OFMICE, Alonday MO)n2. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. AM ERICA The Royal Mail steamship Canada, from Boston,, arrivei at Liverpool yesterday about nine AM.u, with advices frmn New. York to the 6tth and Boston to the 7th instant. S!ie briogs fies paseagers, but no specie. The screw steamship New York, from Glasgow, had arrived: at New ...

... LATEST'LIVERPOOL NEWS. id_ IPiJ D1 I JI V r!.L-'bI 'JtJ. ~ L TV P. (From our own Corre.spondent.) e . MISCBLLANHOUS NEWS. - .tl Liverpool, Saturday Evening.' An extraordinary sensation was created in Pall Mall and that d locality, in this town to-day, in consequence of the death of three e children named Ellen Davis, four years of age, Thos. Wallace, . three, and Win. Wallace, aged one year. A ...

... HiOUSE.OF. LORDS-FRIDAY, FEB. 6. The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack at five ?? o'clock..-1 Lord CAM PBELL rose to MMv for the production Ofa very ee. .vaiuable paper, which tie thoughtolight to be in thnt possession th1 of all their Lordshipo. ?? years ago a commission was Apl. .thi pited, over which hie had thle honour to preside, to consider tht thfei'law of divorce, and this ...

... . ' On Friday night auiadjourned meeting.of theinhabitants of a Airdrie was le]d in the Music Iall,'ft6i- the purpose of consi- g deringthe proprietyof establislisiga New tas Company. The t ball was well filled. On the motion of, Dr. Robertson, Mr. John Main was called to the chair. The Chiairman'calliid on Mr. J. K. PLrauLus, secretaryto tbe committee appointed at .ast meeting, who said that ...

... IL ATE ST A ?? S. HERALD OFFICE, Monday Mornting. 2 BY EL.ECTRIC TELEGRAPH. Tl*E PEN1INSULIAR MAILS, London, Saturday. The East India and Peninsular mail letters leave for the provinces at 8 r.m. (From the London Papers of Saturday Evening.) en FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. SWITZERLAND. The Siisse contains the ?? Swiss journals, which entertained the greatest confidence in the prompt solu- tion of the ...

... TIX1l PERSIAN TREATYV We (Times) have received the following telegraphic despatch from our Vienna correspondent:- V ienna, Saturday Evening, May 30 Mr. Stevens, British Consul at Teheran, arrived here to- day with the ratified Anglo-Persian treaty, He leaves for London this evening. FR A N C P. (From the Globe's Correspondence.) Paris, Sunday Evening. I The Afoniteur contains a circular ...

... MELANCHOLY DISASTER ON THE COAST- AMERICAN NEWS, &c. (Prom our own Correspondent.) Liverpool, Mlbnday Evening. 'VW regret to say that a most melancholy disaster occurred on the Welsh coast yesterday. As the Point of Ayr lifeboat was proceeding to the assistance of a brigantine, sunk off Abergale, between eleven and twelve o'clock, it capsized off Rhyl, and the whole crew, consisting of ...

... Paris,. Saturday. The New Year has been ushered in by the population of Paris with the usual jovial and festive demonstrations. The obser- fi vances on this great festival greatly resemble those prevalent u hi Scotland. Work is very generally suspended, and the day e is passed in strolling about, visiting intimate friends, and in giving and receiving presents. In the evening there are the g ...

... rTEWKESBURY AND GLASGOW. Mr. I-umphrey Brown is about to vacate Tewkesbury. n When may Glasgow count upon the same favour at the hands s of Mr. Nacregor? Or is it that Scotland is so fund of the term ?? British I in preference to English,, that even a dirty tumble-on a British Bank makes a Glasgow member all the fsweeter for his seat ? f CLUD FARE. The rate at which officials are paid at our ...

... LETTEBS OF BOSWELL.,* (rrom the Athenemun.).m The letters in which Boswell is here once again'introducpd Ge to us range over the period conmprised between the dates 1758 Da and 17955; and they present us with an ?? in no asli degree inferi~or in interest to the writer's , aangism opus, ashe T calls it, with honest conviction-the 1Live of Johnson. They the are addressed to his early friend, ...

... HOUBE OF COMMONS-FmDAT, JUIE 5. - ?? _B.A ?? AS91~ The 8s'SAK ER took the chair at four o'clock. it v Thre following hills were read a third time and passed wai Glasgow Gas Bill, Scottish Central Railway Bill, Ine The Soi0s,vCIORU.ENE~IAL and Mr. T. Gi. BRAIING took the oaths and their seats on their re-eleotion respectively for Read- wel jug and Felmouth. Sir E. HAYES took the oaths and his ...