... (Froea the New York Hered& j It is very much the fashion with us to preach homilies upon the awful- condition of the down-trodden millions of lEurope,. We point vwith a sigh to the preponderance of the .military poer in France, and thank Providence that our .bourgeoise cannot be snubbed by our standing army, au4 that our journalists are not compelled to fight a whole regi- rent in satisfaction ...

... FREE CHURCH PRE3BYTERY OF ABElDEEN. This rev, body mrtyesterday-MrBannatyuii Moderator. Findi FREE NORTHi bHDRoll. heliet Ad4eputation from the session of tiles Free North Churclt, of tb consisting of Mr- Alex. Marries and Mr Jame§ Henderson, find appeared to present to the Presbytery a nunierouesly signed -papei memol.riall from the commnunicants of the church, praying of Be the session to ...

... 'Purs; meeting took place on the 23d and 24th inst., on the Fisheries aind Craigston, near Turriff. For many years (says L the Baoeffshire JTournacl) the grounds of Delgaty have been Si placed at the service of this Club by the'noble proprietor; B) but thep resent occupier declined to allow the privilege, ar and, realyy, considering his short lease, and that the Price C. of a bare ranges from ...

... R E F-0 Rv M M E E T I N G. GLASGOW, TUESDAY EVENING. A MEETING was held this evening in the City Hall, to hear an address from Mr Bright, on the subject of Parliamentary Reform. The Hall was completely filled-there being about 2700 persons present. The chair was taken by Mr Walter Buchanan, M.P.; and among those on the platform were-Mr Dalglish, M.P. ;.Mr H. Crum Ewing; M.P.; Professor Nichol ...

... ras- the le- SOOTma FAUrtmRS r RussIa.-The Peirthshire Advertiser id, publishes letters descriptive of farming and agricultural he operations in Southern Iussia, in the region of the Don. to The writer is a Scotch farmer, from Strathearn, and the 'r- farm spoken of has been tenanted for some time by gentle- t lm men from Perthshire. The letters are dated from Stabiva, at and were written ...

... PUBLIC MIEET[NG ON INDIA. Belt YcATMDnn.Y, a mee0tilig was hold hI the Cuurt-lfollso, to Move 11cuireldor tho relation in wvhich tho British Governmesnt Pt Z stmork to religion Iin India, Thrnro w~as a numrtouon At' tion Vtondmitne, Ilinlilg thre gentlemen present belirg, Very 11ev, I P'rinciparl Dewar' ; 11ev. Dri' Murray R 1ev. Di! Macplrerson ; tando~ Itev. Dr Lotgrrrrdr; Rev, Dr J, 0. ...

... Sydney, New South Wales, 14th Oct, 1853. Sm.,-On reading English and Scotch Newspaper8, I am sorry to remark in them such a lack of information, and more particu- larly of correct information, on subjects connected with this Colony. I will, therefore, from time to time endeavour to supply you with such leading events, and the state of such leading questions, as may tend to a just conception of ...

... * I FRANCE, Thb aupeal of M. do MontaleOMbDrt was hoard at Pamis on Taos- I ,(lay, in lie Imperial Court. M. Dufauro, on bohalf of the appel. lInt, spoke first; the Procureur General roplied:; M. Berryer followed ; and tho Procurosr then replied on the whole case as stated by the counsel for the appollanut. Tho judgss retired to deliberate at five o'clock, and at half-past seven they delivered ...

... WEPNESDAY, December 22,1858.- W:EDN9ESDAY, December 22, 1868. TuE PROSP'ECTS ('F 'riser UNITED ST'ATts.-Tlle Pre- t sident of the United States, in a letter excusing his non3- it attendance at the centennial celebration of the capture, ~ by the revolutionary party, of the Fedts of Duquesne of ,and Pitt, held on the 26th of November last, reads hsb countrymen a vary ominous lecture on the ...

... SCOTTISHE PISCOPAL SYNOD. r CASE OF THE REV. MR CHEYNE. leant sips TEE Synod of Bishops of the Scottish Episcopal Church the i met in George Street HaU, Edinburgh, on Thursday, in pur- Alloi suance of the resolution adopted at their previous meeting, same , in reference to the case of the Rev. Mr Cheyne of Aberdeen, who, on an appeal from a sentence of the Bishop of Aber- In a deco, was ...

... FRANCE. TI THiE TRIAL OF M!. MIONTALEIBEIRT. on0 1 (From the Cor'respondent of Paily Nelvs.) pAItltS, Wednesday night.-Having had tho extreno goodll for- tien to obtain a ticket of admission to the trial of Count do Mont- alcinbet, amable totell yo someting about it, but I cannot TI preten to gie anyting wothy th nameof aeot.Teuebeec whielsIOted six ours us y unassited memry will enable mo ...

... General Peel, Secretary-at-War, has appointed the Rev.t D. Arthur, assistant to Dr. Muir, St. Stephien's, Edinburgh, 0 to be Ch~aplain to the Forces at Fort-George. t THE Ho0N.T MuJOn YELVERTON. -After instituting the 0 mrost searching investigation, the Crown authorities in Scot- V land issued anl order on Saturday, the 20th lilt., directing di that rio farther proceedings be taken uniter the ...