... . 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Y THE ROYAL MARRIAGE REJoICINGs.-MOSt of the civic rejoicings in the different towns in Scotland on the occasion tof the marriage of the Princess Royal seem to have been rquite similar in character; the church bells rang what is etermed a merry peal, the magistrates and town councils 1 pledged the health of the royal pair in a bumper, and the ayouniger part of the population took advantage of ...

... ST. - N A ST. NICHOLAS PAROCHItAL BOARD ELECTIONr. dci A MEETING of the Electors of the City Parish was held tot yesterday, in the Court-House, for the election of members gp of the Board. There was a numerous attendance. The thE Lord Provost was called to the chair. Cee The IiNspECTOR reported the, names of the gentlemen in elected by the Town Council and the General Session re- ad, ...

... CH I N A. TUrE ATTACK ON CANTON. The Overland China Mail of the 10th December says that f those of its readers who are anxiously looking for news by I this mail of the bombardment and capture of Canton Are doomed to disappointment, for though the preparations are well nigh or altogether completed, nothing las yet been I done beyond the drawing of the blockade closer round Can- ton, in which ...

... ENGLAND is at this moment the subject of very universal attack, on the question of the asylum given to political refugees and possible assassins and regicides in this country. It would be amusing, if it were not an- noying, to witness the excessive exuberance of zeal displayed on the subject by our French neighbours. Every one is more sensitive than another. Some of the more pacific sort rest ...

... THE CAWNBE REPULSE. (From Nth Times Calbcttfa coeI'repacedeie.) U mact TAR history of that strange affair has not been writte ir' iuth thiscounry. What happened is differently related in', ;every account. I believe the tvn-th to be that one regiment full of recruits, seeing no enemy, bec'amne confused. It did 'not, however, retire, or show any symlptoma of retiring til .Ac Mco ;the order wee ...

... TIDE TABLE, &az., FOR THE ENSUING WEEK. lcS UN. T5DES AT A le FEBRUARY. l ABERDEENH 1, d o. Rises.; Sets. Morn. Even. t al -I- St . M. . U. M. sr,' WuNednesday . 8 j8 4 87 19 4 18 i 4 33 e shThursday . 4'8 6,4 S9 20 4 67 6,18 ri to Friday . 4. . 6'844 41 L.Q. 5 41 6 4 at Saturday 8 2 4 43 22 6 30 6 63 al Sunday da .. 78 04 45 8 7 31 8 ff i ...

... IND IA. FILES of papers have been received via Trieste, from Cal- tia cutta to the 24th of December, Bombay to the 29th of De- SC cember, and Hong-Kong to the 16th of December. The j. Bombay papers contain no additional news. 1o (FPron the Tbimes' CGm espondent. in Calcutta, December 24. di The Commtander-in-Clief's plan, I am told, subject to at modification, is something of this kind : ...

... UMVERSITY REFORM. l EVERY day affords new evidence that Scottish Univer- t sity Reform is not only gaining ground, but the ques- tion has acquired a position which will make it neces- sary to deal with it during the present session of Par. s liament. The meeting of the University Reform Associa- Y tion, which took place some weeks ago, and at which Lord Campbell presided, was significant in ...

... I 33 ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. PARIaS, Monday.-The project of a new law was read to-day, in the Legislative Chambers, empowering the Executive to remove from Paris all persons who attempt to disturb public tranquil- lity. A bill is also submitted for the Constitution' of a Council of Regency. The Empress s to ho Regent of right-she flailing, toso French, Prines, in the order of Primogeniture. The ...