... The Queen and Prince Consort, accompanied by Princess Alice, went to Claremont on Friday afternoon to visit the Countess de Neuilly; in attendance were the Duchess of Atholl, Colonel the Hon. A. N. flood, and Captain du Plat. The following visitors left the Castle on Friday :-Lord and Lady John Russell, Lord Kingsdown, the Judge Advocate-General, and M~ajor-General Wylde. Lord Broughanm ...

... 11-_AA ?? To. I (From the Times.) A deputation, consisting of the following gentlemen-Mr. Crawford, M.P., Lord Goderich, M.P., Mr. Gregson, MP., Mir. Horsfall, M.P., Mr. Ewart, M.P., Mr. Drummund, M.P., Sir Dalrymple Elphinstone, M.P., the Mayor of Manchester (Mr. Machie), Mr. William Fairbairn, Mr. Thomas Fairbairn, Mr. Pender, Mr. Ross, and Mr. Simpson, from Manchester; Mr. Charles Turner, ...

... EN G LA N D. M. DE MONTALEMBERT.-We are requested to state that the author of Un Debcat sur ?? personally de- precates anything like a subscription in England for the purpose of paying the fine to which he has been sentenced.-Timnes. GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION. -The Government emi- grant ship Dirigo, 1206 tons, Captain Robert White, sailed from Liverpool on Sunday the 28th ult., for Melbourne, ...

... -1,-1 AA LILA P 1 - - . By the arrival of the Calcutta mail We (Times) have re- ceived our private correspondence and files of papers from Calcutta to the 21th of October and from Hong Kong to th, 13th of October. Calcutta Oct. 24. The Queen's llroclamation has arrived at last, and' I sin, told -will be published on the 1st of Noveniber soine delay being necessary to secure its simlultancous ...

... Un L vU jt n% U. SALMON.-The river Southesk has been swarming with the salmon tribe of late. No doubt the spawn- ing season is the cause of so many making their ap- pearance at the present time. Numbers of them are found dead and in a sickly state, arising doubtless from the impure state of the ?? Standard. UNIVERSITY DEGREES.-The Senatus Academicus, at their meeting of the 27th Nov., ...

... We (Times) publish a more complete version of MA Ber- rycr's speech in this celebrated trial than has as yet appeared. M. Berryer spoke as follows:- However powerful the effect which would have been produced on the Court by the frank and eloquent language of the Count de Monltalembert, delivered with that good sense for which lie is so distinguished, and although nobody could so well explain ...

... THE FINANCES AND TARIFF OF THE UNITED I STATES. 01 ],is T. (From tie Econonust.) We have more than once of late directed the atten- tion of our readers to the great deficiency in the revenue of the United States, and to the rapid crea- tion of debt during the present year; and we have pointed to the probability of a great effort being made to increase the import duties, professedly for ...

... To the Editor of the Glasgolo Herald. SiR,-Perhaps you would be kind enough to admit into your columns a few remarks on behalf of the above Associa- -tion, which may tend to increase its usefulness, and help it to carry forward with a greater amount. ef success the oarly- closing movement throughout the city. Since the formation of our society we have had much cause to congratulate ourselves ...

... qli.l nm.1o notn /.-I 1-- - . .. The usual monthly meeting (and the last of the present managers) of this Board was held on Friday-Jag. Hannan, Esq., in the chair. The minutes of Sanitary Committee having been read, Mr. G. SMITH, in moving their adoption, subibitted a very satisfactory statement as to the healthy condition of the City Parish. There had been only 38 cases of fever during the ...

... - I . I - _ . .. I , .. . She had spent the night, as usual, with Zubow, rose on the 16th November, in good health and high spirits, took two large cups of coffee, and joked for some time with her chambermaid. When she began to write, she felt it neces- sary to go to her closet. This was about seven o'clock in the morning. The Ministers arrived soon after, with their portfolios, to work with ...

... DEPUTATION TO TIE LORD-ADVOCATE. On Monday afternoon a very numerous deputation of the Scottish Freehold Franchise Association waited on the Lord Advocate, in his own chambers, for the purpose of press- ing upon his Lordship the justice and necessity of extending to Scotland a Forty-Shilling Franchise, similar to that of England, in any new Reform Bill. The deputation in- eluded Mr. Duncan ...

... E IN G L A N D. THE BisnoPRic OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.-The con- F secration of the Rev. George Hills as Bishop of British di Columbia will take place on the 24th of February. fe RAILWAY PACIFICATION.-It is reported that the w heads of an agreement were signed on Friday night tc by the representatives of the London and North- in Western and Great Northern Companies.-Tivmes. tU LANDED ESTATES CouRT. ...