... INDIA AND CHTNA. IDUL&A £flI UlWi Bty the arrival of the Calcutta. m~ail we have received our *2.iviatO correspondence and files of papers from Calcutta to t :iie 23d of Septemlber, and from Hlong, Kong to the 12th of The following is this letter of our Calcutta correiionl- ''Tue ortnigt has ooms amost 'Calcutta, Sept. 23. Tie frtn~li ha barenablo~tbarren of intelligence. [lie procla-matioxi ...

... . ¢Glaswabatralb, MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1. . BY the last Indian advices, ppblished in another column, we have an account by the Times' Calcutta| correspondent of a veiy smart affair. Two regiments of Sepoys, stationed at Mooltan, had been amongst those disarmed when the mutiny first broke out in the Punjaub. It was resolved that one of these should be discharged and the other re-armed. When ...

... A despatch fromn Lisbon announces that the bi Charles and Georges was delivered. over to, the French authorities on 'the 23d ult. The'TFreniha vessels in the 'Vagus were to leave.- the river en the following day. The feeling in the capital was a violently excited against this coantry for the im- cs passive attitude it maintained throughout the affair. It is reported that a strong Russian naval ...

... To the E ditor of the Glasgqo Herald. Sma,-Will you oblige me by inserting in your valuable columns the accdmpauying correspondence between Mr. Mackain, of the Corporation Water Works, and myself. His letter seems to set aside Mr. David Napier's proposal of the barges, as well as Mr. Pollok's of towers for carrying off our sewages. Mr. Manning's, and the deodorisers or desiccators, and other ...

... SEUOND :EDIT ON. MERCURY OFFICM, MONDAY, ELEVEN O'CWLOC - FRANCE. Pam,Saturday.-The Pays ?? French Government is by no means prepared to renounce what it calls emigration operations . on the coast of Atrica. THE DISPUTE BETWEENFRANCE A1ND PORTUGAL. The Herald has reason to know that no application was made by Portugal to our Government for pro- tection. Portugal, to her credit, adopted the ...

... CHAPLAINS OF PRISONS.-In answer to the memorial of the Forfarshire Prison Board to the Lord-Advocate, requesting him to bring in a bill to allow the chaplains of prisons to be chosen from other religious denomnina- tions than the Chin eh of Scotland, his Lordship has replied that he will give the subject his serious con- sideration; but owing to its nature and importance he shall feel it to be ...

... L A lTES T N E W S. IT;1 VA.. A *.A\ ?? ?? . _ o- - IILILALD OFvFIC, MjIonday(Ty 11OS7n7ig. BY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. A MI E R I C A. Liverpool, Sunday, S A.3r. The Royal Mail steamship Canada, Captain Lang, which left Boston on the 20th of October, and touched at Halifax on the night of the2lst, has arrived, bringing 90 passengers, and $54,000 in specie. The steamuships North ...

... (The following appeared in i ?? Edition of Fri AIR I ZlTC TT A.l DT13rx.tT--l I.e I.- .-W -7-11- ,. ~- - r .dE 'U ?? ?? (From the Times' Reporters.) he Mr. Bright paid his first visit to his constituents of Bir. he miigham on Wednesday. The townispeo)le of BirminghiailI le were summoned by the Mayor to meet hui in the Town It Hall at seven o'clock Pr.t, and long before that time - the large ...

... Aberdeen .-A. & R. Milne Greenock.lIrs Owen. Athenaeum, Haddington..J. Millen. Do. -L. & J. Smith. Do. -G. Smiles. Do -W. Panton. ,|Hawick ?? Black. Do. D. Wyllie & Son Do _J. Dalgleisn. Aberlady .,SIr F. Mitchell. |Inveresk ?? J. Gordon. Alloa _ J. Lothian. !lnverkeithgMiss Campbell. Do. -S. N. Morison. 'Jedburgh.. & W. Eastenl Do. --J. Wingate. Do. .-T. Smail. Arbroath .-James Smith. ...

... BANQITET TO MR. BRIGHT. . ..u Al- arm as 1; n_ A A _ d The banquet to Mr. Bright came off on Friday evening. The honourable member made a long speech almost entirely it devoted to our policy as regards foreign states. 'Mr. Philip A Henry Muntz presided. Some letters were read from per- y sons invited but unable to attend. n Mr. Bright spoke in reply to the toast of his health. We :r abridge ...

... l ?? ?? . D t KIRICINTILLOCH BURGH ELEcTION.-Magistrates- a ?? Dalrymple, and Robert Mofl'at. Councillors g -John Goodwin, David Forsyth, John 'Boyd, A. B.f Armour, James Jack, A. B. Freeland, John Munro, q Archibald Gilchrist, and W. W. Mackay. Treasurer b -John Goodwin. Town-Clerks-David Tainsh, and t, James Hutcheson. Procurator-Fiscal-John Smith. so , Town-Oficer-Alexander Martin. a l We ...

... MUNICIPAL EnFCTIONS.-Our Municipal elections are to D., pass over this year without any stir. In the First Ward 'ta Mr. Walter Service, baker, will be elected; in the Second ?? Mr. George Adam, wood measurer, will go in; in the pt r Third Ward Mr. John Hunter; and in the Fourth Mr. in ?? M'Ilwraith will be re-elected; and the Fifth Ward will be represented by Mr. Abram Lyle, cooper. The Pro- ...