... . 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 ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. .e'ar Oice, Pail-lall, Feb. 19. ith Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lientenant W. T. Betty to be Captain, without purchase, vice Wardlaw, killed in action ; Comet I V. H. Border to be Lieutenant, witbout pmrcbase, vice Betty; eArthur George Smith, Gent., to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Border. 5th Light Dregoonas-MajorandBrevet-Lietitenaast-ColouelGeorge A. F. Sulivan, ...

... ). Mr EDITOR,-Will you permit me a few words on a sub- 13 >*ject which seems somewhat to ruffle the Bon-Accord of your R r good town, and on which one living at a distance may more t easily form a calm opinion than those amid the noise of the Cl I. dispute ? it Nothing could well be more deplorable than that discus- N e sion should be awakened in the Church, or even in one of her influential ...

... 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 ...

... CHIN A, THE CAPTUIIE OF' CANTON. ADVICES from Canton are to December 30. The following Goverinent notification had been issued:- TIer Majesty's Plelipst'lltiary, &c. &c., has much pleasure in pnblishilg, for genleral information, the seltiolned copy of a die- patch, dated yesterlay, the 29th inst. to lis Excellelncy's ad- dress, from his Excellency Rwcr-Adinniral Sir Michael Scymom', I.C. ., ...

... WEDNESDAY, February 17, 1858. PA R L I A M E N T. HOUSE OF LORDS. THn EAST INDIA COMPANY. - On Thursday, Earl Grey presented the petition, from the East India Com- pany, against the proposed measure for the abolition of that body. He amplified the arguments of the peti- tioners, expatiated upon them one by one, and strongly deprecated the course proposed by the Government, as subversive of ...

... taes 7o the EDiTOR of t7e ABERDEEN JOURNAL. lay- ABERDEEN, 13th Feb., 1858. UtSI Sin,-In the view of the Council's discussing any pro- ,l,,, posal forthe alteration of the Petty Customs at the meeting hule to-day, I had intended to submit the following resolutions. joe From the turn which matters took, it did not appear to me ma! that I could do so regularly; and, therefore, for various per- ...

... THE Chinese news seems to be more interesting than - the Indian by this mail. As was anticipated on the ae- 3 rival of the previous advises, Canton was taken in a few hours after the departure of the mail. That mail left s on tre 29th of December, andl it was believed the city 1 would be in the hands of tic . ,'ies nest day; but we at a learn by the present arrival thii. it fell that evening. ...

... IMPERIAL PARLI AMENT. H1O USE OF LORDS-T'hursdayl, Febnzryist 4. Parliament resumed sitting this day-. Vern L Their Lordships mlet at five O'clock. meaul Lord Ebury and Lord Chesbamr took their seats. Tk bLord DUNGANNON gave notice that he should move the rejec- LItion of the Religious Worship Act Amendment Bill. In LAW OF LIBEL. ITI on ths motion of Loid CAMNPBEFLL, a Bill for tbo Amendment ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZE TTE. co .War Office, Feb. 2, th i Royal Regiment of Horse Guards-Lieditenanft Sir B. P. Henni- th . ler, Bart., to be Captain, by purchase, vice the Hon. G. W. Milles, w f'who retires. d f lt flragoon Guarde-Captaiu T. W. Still, from the 65th Foot, eV to be Captain, vice Kemp, who exchanges. Scots Fusilier Guards-Brevet-Col. Turner from half-pay Unat- eq i tched, to be ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRA-PH. A(Prom the Poet.) ho at PARIS, Mlondaty-H. Deo Pesigny isto sot oatithis evening for nov d London. A doespateh from England. having announced that ns- binl Is gotiattons for the roeconsti'uction of the Pailierston Cabinet wveroe S. on foot, the elooecot tho Ecoarso was vory animated. The funds c ,1-. closed 69.40, and 60.40.-being 4 lowerthan on Saturday. There lcee ...