... Thc Dadly fNes' corTcsp1)ondent, writing from Paris on Tuesday evehing says :- M. Hebert, who was so seriously wounded iii the affair of the 14th, has been namied Knight of the Legion of Honour. 'lhe announcement was -made to, him by the Prefect of Police in a very flattering letter. It appears that on the day of the crime Orsini had made pre- parations for departure, and was to have left ...

... to Early (From the Sydney Morning e-leild.) Early on Saturday morning, 24th October, Sydney was on thrown into a state of considerable excitement and alarm. .ng The loss of the ill-fated Dunbar, with so many familiar friends er- and acquaintances goit in her total wreck but nine weeks previously, was still fresh to memory. And now the Cathe- _ rine Adamson, the Queen ship of Anglo-colonial ...

... A___ i _ I ~ - - .Mr HERALD OFFICE, Wtdizesday Mforning. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE-Arrests continue to be made of persons sup- posed to be implicated in the conspiracy. THE PRINCIPALITIES.-The Wallachian Govern- I ment has promulgated a firinan for dissolving the Divan of Wallachia. Disturbances have- taken place its Bosnia. Troops have been despatched thither from, ...

... I MERETING OF SHIPOWNERS, &c.-THE CLYDE :- TRUST BILL. iD Yesteitdy afternoon, a large and influential meeting of shipowners, steamboat owhers, and others interested in the trade of the Clyde, was held in the Religious Institution Rooms, to receivev the report of a deputation-consisting of Mi. George Smith, Mr. David Cross, Mr. J. C. Burns, and Mr. 'Jaires Lamont-which had been appointed at a ...

... EN GLAND. DEATH OF THE EARL OF WINCHELSEA.-On Friday last the death of the Earl of Winchelsea took place at Haverholm Priory, Lancashire. The deceased noble- man, who was in his sixty-seventh year, inherited, as ninth Earl, at the decease of his cousin, in August, 1826. He was thrice married; first in 1814, to the eldest daughter of the third Duke of Montrose, by whom he had issue the present ...

... THE DEFENDER OF LuCENoW.-Coloiel Inglis, whose defence of Lucknow is likely to rank amolig the most memorable instances of gallantry and endurance in our martial history, is, we understand, a son of the late Right Rev. Dr. John Inglis, Bishop of Nova Scotia, and a nephew of Mrs. Dean Ramsay of this city.-Scotsman. NATURAL HISTORY MEMORANDA.-The golden- crested wren, seldom found in all Britain ...

... GLASGOW AROHAEOLOGICAL SOCIETY. Th fllwigTHE BAYEUX TAPESTRY. or Tefloigis the interesting paper prepared and read rsby Mr. David Mackinlay, first before the Glasgow Archien- logical Society, and then in the Glasgow Gieyof Art, to -which we have referred in recent ?? id Through. the kindness of the Rev. Dr. Bruce of Newcastle I have the pleasure of bringing before the Society a faithful ...

... REITH-HOW TO ENCO-TRAGE EDUCATION. - Fr6nm'the Ayr'Obseer.) It seems to be now generally admitted that the diminution of the attendance of children at the schools in Scotland does not arise from the want of schools or teachers, but from other causes; Subseqlutently to the leformatiof, when the religious feeling was strong and when Parish Schools were 6stablished, the children under twelve or ...

... CAPE OF GObD HOPE. X (From the Daily Newys.) o The Unio Plymouth, Thursday. o The Union Steam Company's Royal Mail steamship Dane, L Captain Strutt, arrived here last night with the first mails n under the new contract from the Cape of Good Hope, St. [, Helen's, and Ascension. Her dates ?? Town, Nov. I. 30; St. Helen's, Dec. 9; and Ascension, 13. e The Dane brings twelve passengers, among whom ...

... I HERALD OFFICE, Monday Morning. BY ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC TELEGRAPHS. INDIA. GOVERN¶MENT DESPATCH. A telegram with Bombay news of the 18th December con- firms the death of General Havelock. Our troops had aban- doned Luclnow. General Outram remains with a division at Alumbagh. General Windham defeated the Gwalior mutineers on the 26th November last; but, on the 27th, the enemy renewed the ...

... - (FROM OUR OWN CORBESPONDENT.) I Monday, Jan. 18. b THE ATLANTIC TE.RGaArsH.-Among the passengers who arrived in the Persia oil Saturday from New York was Mr. b .Cyrus W. Field, Secretary to the Atlantic Telegraph Com- -paity. It is understood that Mr. Field has made satisfactory arrangements with the American Government for resuming a .the laying down of the telegraph cable between the west ...

... 51azou jra1l,. FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 15. . According to late telegraphic intelligence, money I is now procurable at the Bank of England at 5 per 1:5 sssw 1ssu;*ti --su -BU a.. ?? a_ *-t, _ _ _ - __ to] cent. discoumt. When will the fall stop ? If matters rel go on as they have done since the relaxation of the Bank Charter Act, we may soon see gold as much a f drug in London as, according to ...