... ARRIVAL OF THY NEW YORK S.S. IN THE I CLYDE LATER IPROM AMERICA. The Glasgow and New York Company's s.s. New York aarrived in the Clyde yesterday, with news from New York Ito the 16th current,'having made the passage in eleven days, of seventeen hours. She left At the same hour witi, the U.S. a] mail steamer Baltic, and has performed the passage with 61 -equal speed-a result which, speaks most ...

... Ajl-A SGO0W, JANUARY 29. HoRSE MARKET. -On Wednesday the second horse t iiarlcet..of, tlie season was held. The.show.of horses was g66i4'eunibradinjg mlany draught horses 'of-the very best dbscrilitioni but- business was dull-extremely duil-perhaps a duller maiket, considering the kind of stck shdwti, never occurred in broad Scotland. Of thefprincipal dealers present there were-Mr. Jamues ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETlE OF TUESDAY. WART OF1FICE, PULL AILL, JAN 26. 3d Regiment of Foot-Major-General Berkeley Drummond to be Colonel; Dec. 12. 37thlRegimentofFoot-Major-General JolinFraserto.beCololiel, vice Lieutenant-General Williamn Smelt, ?? deceased; Jan. 11. - 67th Regiment of Foot-Major-General FvanilciJ6hus Davies to be Colonel, vice General Sir Colin Canmpbell, ?? rernoved to the ...

... INAUGURATION AND OPENING or 1 MESSRS. TOD & M'GREGOR'S X NEW GRAVING AND TIDAL DOCKS. I w t . . . . . . s ~ ~ ?? : Yesteryay having been the appointed day for the openling.' bi of this magnificent work, an. unusual excitement prevailed ?? among all the classes, more hnmediately interested in the it shipping and navigation, of the Clye, whose name we need gi scarcely say i8 legion.. -The kind ...

... PAISLEY MAR'TYRS AN)D WITCHES IN 1685 AND I - -1697. -II Ini addition to the number of executions mnentioned in the poll llerae'd of Lice 15th instA., which have taken ?? in Paisley, stoi we think the niartyrdoin of the two martyrs inl 1685 is worthy onl of notice ; aisd also of the -seven iiihividluals who suffered for car Wy teriraft in 1697. The, restoration of the unprincipled Bri charles ...

... - FRIDAY MORNING, JANUIARY D. The Bank of 1nghmd has again brougit'dwnl their | ratesof discount. The last price is now four per cent, Tihis move wil., no doubt, be immediately fol- l lowed by the Scottish' Banks. . The steamship ?? York arrived in Clyde'yuter- day, after a fine run of eleven days, sixteew hours. a ?? brings despatches to, the 16th current. The po- t litical news by this ...

... R - = ?? ILAZART-S v. DIVES. To the Editor of the Glasyow Herald. . ?? consequence of the interest which your jourilal -'has taken in exposing the late bankruptcy frauds, I am in- duced to trouble you, with a slight sketch of a similar'affair which occurred-in Glasgow now- more than half. a century ago.. . , in the year 1804 or 1805, a draper in Glasgow purchased ' from awiholesale merchant ...

... TtefoIlcin~jp appleared in our Late Edition of Wednesday:) -- - I I - II - - T a INDIA AND GHINA. I . - . I . m Trl' followilg telegram has been received, via Trieste, at the East India House:- TO TIIE HONOURABLE THE SECRET COMUITTE. IL Calcutta, Dec. 24L tL 'ruhe operations of the Commaniler-ini.Chief are to he st rel in the first instanlce agailst Flttyglir.: One -bri- re qale will be ...

... . 'PUP, O-A.1 ceIt~ o A1YV ie. THE CALCITMA MAIL. - I (From the Times..) E by Wu have received via Trieste fies. of papers from Calcutta D Dr to the-24th of December, Bombay to the 29th of lerrcnlhbr, L and Hong Kong to the lath of December 'The Bmba'L papers do not contain any additional news . 'TVe take the following from the Cal1uttea Aenreishikia of B a, the 24th of December:- The last ...

... ;LA.TRET 'LI.v.1-POL SEWS. lii' (Fromn our ovoii Comspondeit.) - - 2 g ? ;V¢- ' .; . : ~ Wednesdays,1an. MM . Pi i PRINv1 EDEWCK-Ci&itll0 OF PRUSsi IN LIVERP@o.--- Last night-his Royal Highness Prince Frederick-Chaxlt6 of 'Prussia ontived in -Livsipool from London by thc North- 1i Western Railway. His. Royal Higiness was, attenbid by L ofuiuarchall von Meyeijiuek and Captain-Do Roos,.Nesides ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM . . AT WiN1,DSOR. t (From the Times.) The terminus of the Great Western Railway, where the illustrious coup le were to arrive on their first wedding trip, was the great centre of interest, and eagrer crowds flocked to the d e station long befoie the preparations going on there for their I - reception were half completed. On the arrival platform two n , ...

... t, q. 11 MRS. HOG Is PJSrON. -We are authorised to state 'i that the civ il list pension whichl was -granted to Mrs. ix d Hogig, ,he widow of the Ettrick Shepherd,, by. Lord v ie Aberdeen, -is fifty pounds, not thirty,' as stated by 1, le some of our contemiporaries. . MisIs Hogg the eldest d 3t daughter, hlas had conferred upon her a ciyil list pen- si sion of £50 a year by Lord Pahlmerstoll ...