... . OFFICIALDES TRHES. . srnrymnm of despatches, resolved ahthe East ndaHouse, meted axe-pnblinhled in the Gazette of' Ftnday. fhrco-b 1 hefistisa eerail Ordesvby the!Governor-GeneralI of gsole lihiia in, council, dated December' !24, relative to the safe A'-. 5U convoyanceoef the women andlchildren, sick and Wounded' lsii e ot thetgnrrison of Lucknow, across th-e Ganges; to tics re: o dltce ...

... LATEST FROMl INDIA. The Foreign Office received the subjoined telegram from India on Friday:- ALEXANDRIAS, January 26, 185S. The.' Bomibiay arrived at Suez yesterday, with Bombay dates to the 2d inst. Sir Colin Campbell was still at Cawnpore at the date of latost avIces, but was shortly expected to move westward Mills (iwo pvfell force. Sir itew Outrani, at Aluncbagh, attackced and defeated ...

... E N G L R N D. SiLEmBR. LEONE.-The Government. have conferred, a pension of £'200 per annum UpoIn Norman William AMacdonald, for selvices as Governor of Sierra Leone. The office of Queen's Advocttte ii that colony is still vacant, the office having boon declined by Thomas O'Brien, Esq., who formerly was Secretary and Su- preme Magistrate inr the West Coast of Afioiaa.-Givil Servicc G'a;.ette. ...

... EXHIBITIC) OF THE ROYAL SCOTTISN: A: ( A D, E I Y. The rooms of thc Royal Scotish Academy were opsned on Monday for reeoptionof the pictures intended for the I ensuing Exhibition;. and as usual, the streets were thronged [ with parties emiployeds-in carrying pictures, all wending- their I way to one cominonitcentre-the Exhibition Rooms. F roln the unhappy habit of broeraestiation to which ...

... FRANCE. The following is the letter of the listei' Paris correspondent,. dated Thursday, 6 staf. The anagr ofthe pectateur (formerly Assernlde Nati'n aile) has addressed a circular to its subscribers, informing them. of the suppression to which it is conidemined, and stat- ing that forthle remainder of the period of subscription they: will be supplied with the Union:- Founded (says the ...

... n , THERE seems to be seime little commotion occasioned among 9ea portion of the community, by a sermon (lately preached, p and now published) by the Rev. Mr Lang, minister of the ,East Church, on the subject of the devotional part of the ig ohurch services. The sermon is, in some measure, peculiar. IS Its apparent purpose is to shew that the devotional parts of the service are of more ...

... 015pirit of Qt Pas. SIR COLIN CAMPBELL IN THE FILD. (FROa THU rosT,) b Each succeeding mail that arrives from India is tl bringing into finer relief the character of our soldiers, a the intelligence and devotedness of oar officers, and B the prudence, heroism, and high capacity of the Com- I mander-in-Chief. One is tempted to ask oneself h whether these are the same soldiers-the same offi- I ...

... -VITAL AND EcONOMIC0 STATISTICS OF GLASGOW. - tJaAi-UV VY. Wehave been fa~voured with a copy of the Report-on the tiveS a nd Economic Statistics of Glasgo, ?? LL.D wichwe hste topresent to our readers. Fr ~~ ~~l e osered hatcerainnewandimportant features yea5, ~0to~ued ntothi vauabe dcumntfor which we are ~ ?? Paoos'rMAGISTATESAND COUNCIL OF fo -LAsow. ?? dthe u J,,Lrd and Gentlemene,-A ...

... INSECURITY OF INDIAN RAILWAY i GUARANTEES. I IiUAI'&AIN 1INflO. ?? It was to be expected tlaat one result of the attention which has been attracted to Ilndian aflisirs of late, would le the promulgation of cesxv scheme,.s for the inprovement of. India; and there amrc already indictiolls tlat w-henever peace is re- stored to that territory, the public ccll h)e solicited, on all ihanlds, to lend ...

... IBY .2 CTRIC TELgPRAPH.; FURTHER REDUCTION OF DIiS6ONT. The Bank of Englandhave reduced the rate of discount to 3. per cent. FRANCE. A decree neminates Prince Jerome President of the Councll ;during the Emperor's absexce. T. E PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF PRUSSIA. wTBEnP, Wednesday- Evening.,-'he MRoyal iquarun arrived in the Scheldt at 4e4ven o'clock, And reached Antnerp at, for. -The , riuce and ...

... REMINISCENCES OF THE.LATE MICHAEL ROWANb, ESQ. THE SRTP BANK, GC.ASGOW, P11C%. :(Frorm the Refoerlrs Gazette.) Forty years ago the Ship Baik, then situated at the corner of Glassford Street, wvas in its prime. Its great competitor, the Royal Bank, -waE situated on the lower fiat of the east corner house behind.the church in St. Andrew's Square-then the;grandest square in Ghlsgow, where the ...

... HERALD OFFICE, lflb4tday M4Iornitz. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPa. THE LEVIATHAN AFLOAT. London, Sunday Evening. This afternoon, at high water, the Lcviathau floated, and was taken into the middle of the streaml. As the tide rose she was gradually released frorn her pil'9A without any pressure from the hydraulic rams, and at 2 I'i. ?? was. towed to her moorings at Deptford all well. Au izrnneniu ...