... is The following is an important letter in this controversy. 4t a Mr Torr is one of the Smithfield Club Council:- ,- TO THlE EDITOR O01 BELL'S WEERLY DiESSENOER. % SIR,-It is with much reluctance, but with gend feeling, I amd as induced to notice some remarks in your valaisble paper of the d tO 4th inst, personally relative to myself, on the vexed question of tt the breeding of Mr. Heath's ox, ...

... WEDNESDAY, SanurLry 20,1858. Tie news broughlt by last mail, notwithstandilg the 5] Mir ewsbrol~rti melancholy de'aths of General lhsvclock, and the defeat ti of General WyMlldamn, is the most spirit-stirring thate we have yet recine(l. Well may the Governor-Gene- P ral say, that never has a tale been told which will so stir the hearts of Englisnoen and Englishwomeni as the S simple, ...

... MAIPSCIIAL COLLEGE GRVDUATES. t nmeeting of the Graduates of Marisehal College, called by their chairman, the l'ev. Dr Murray, was hold in the 1St slivinity Class Room, on Monday afternoon-Dr iMlrray in 18 V the chair, lait i The CIIAIilMAN having commenc10ced the proceedings by eprayer, read the programllme of the business of a public I jousting of Graduates of the Scottish Universities, to ...

... - - - . .l- I PAnes, Sunday.-To-day a Te Deuce of thanksgiving was sjdei chaunted after vespers, in all the churches here. pi The Moniteur states that 119 are wounded, including 47 the ( civilians, 12 Lancers, 26 police agents, and 4 belonging to stenm the Emperor's household. Upwards of 30 projectiles struck mass the carriage. The prisoners will be tried the first week in inter February. The ...

... The following despatch from Sir Colin Campbell is pub- g s lied:- ui TO THE RIGHT HON. T1IE GOVERNOR-GENERAL. S .ead-quartors, Shah Nejjeef, Lueknow, t e November 18, 1857. A X My Lord,-I have the honour to apprisce your Lordship that I cl l loft Cawonpro on the 9th of November, aud joined the troops b under the command of Brigadior-Geecral Hope Grant, C.B., the o t same day, at Canm Buntara, ...

... METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS-1857. ABSTRACT OF METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN AT ABERDEEN, Lat., 57 deg. 9 Min. N., Long., 2 deg. 0 min. W.,-at the Height of 11D Feet above the Mean Level of the Sea. BAROMETER. 0 0 0 o,8 0 ci In. 29.5ns 29.755 29.730 29.679 29.926 29.917 29.680 29.912 29.769 29.4715 30.000 29.820 I .0 t 55 In. 30.327V 30.162 30.510 30.124 30 .260 30.3r26 30.076 30.247 30.391 ...

... [The following Memorial was adopted at a recent Meeting of Q gentlemen here, who are supporters of the principle of Colleget Fusion, and it has been transmitted to the Govesmnuent a Comnmissioner on the Universitics. We uced'scarcelysay that the opinions expressed are not what we, nor, we believe, the ( public and public bodies generally support; but, as stating r the viovs still ...

... : E -T M OLDMACHIR SETUBMvENT. D- of ce THE EDITOR 01 THE HERALD versts Ma NicOL. 'c III- C is To thee EDIToR of t/SeARERDEEN JOURNAL. tl Ii- Sin,-Mr Nicol's letter, which appeared in your columns' di er on 'Wednesday last, has excited not a little the wrath of a, es thleEditoi of yotr liberal contemp~orary. Thatodauntless le .r- Gladiator is seldom at a loss for a shift, though his ...

... FRANCE, ATT~EMPT TO ASSASSINATE THlE EMPEROR NAPOLEON; Another attempt wae on Thursday night made upon the life- of the Emperor of the French, while proceeding to thle Oprer, Lt accompanied bry the Empress. Their Majssties, fortunatel,,~ owere not, injured, but it appears they had a very narrow scampe.' The Aloniteicr of Friday gives the followin notice of t he at- temt, which baes coatsd much ...

... SCOTTISH UNIVERSITY BEFORM. The London journals have artioles on, the late meeting in. Edinburgh for promoting the reform of the Scotch Univer- sities. The Times says:- If the Scotch Universities can succeed in this new aim-if they can persuade Parliament to give them £10,000 a-year for the im- provement of their professorships, if theycead.persuade Parlia- ment to give them the franchise, if ...

... eds JANUARY, 1858. we MO ind Where two julaces are mentioned, the last named is that at th, ind which the Depot of the Regiment is stationed, lift Ve life Guards- 29th Bengal, Chathas nmt We ist Regent's Park 30th Dublin, [slc of Wight aft Les- 2d H yde Park 31st Gibraltar, Winchester hai ve- Royal iorse Guards- 32d Luoknow, Chatham shi one9 Windsor 33d Bombay, Ferimoy thl on- Dragoon Guards- ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. at 17ear Office, free. 111. Th ndeinnlond BREVET. 1 Theulierinntinedofficers, having completed three years' ser. tovice in the rank of Lieutermant-Cslenel, to be Colenels in the Army, undilicer the Royal warraint of 3dNovensher, 1204:-Lient.-Cel. John leNoble Arhoitlanett Freese, C.B., Royal Artillery; Lieut.-Cel. Fre- ugdeericlc Derby Cleaveland, H.A. ; Lient.-Cel. ...