... 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 ...

... THE INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTR.ILIAN MAILS. I We (Times)4 have received the following from our corlre spondent at Corfu, dated Dec. 10:- Alexandria, Dec. 7. Thlie Beenal, with the Calcutta, China, and Australian mails reached Suez oln the 5th inst. D-ates from Calcutta were to the 9th of November; Madras to the 15th; Ir-ong Kong, 29th of Octobcr. rinDA. Lord Clyde marched to attack Amethee on ...

... ne 1 _ _ _ _. __ . r . a I . I . . I .. The Flying Dutchmnan has been bought by the French Government for 4000 guineas. It is said tile Emperor of the French has promised a gift of a million and a half of ftancs for the restoration of the Cathedral of Vannes. In proof of the determination of Mdme. J. Lind Gold- schmidt to remain in England some years, is the fact that she has renewed the lease ...

... - 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 ...

... SCOTLAN D. THE KILDALTON CASE.-A meeting of the Presby- tery of Islay and Jura -was held upon the 25th ult., when further proof was led for the objectors. LoRn JOHN HAY, 1. P.-The Northernv Dnsign says: - The health of our burgh member has recently be- come considerably worse, and his medical advisers are of opinion that the disease under which his Lordship labours is a softening of the brain ...

... (From the Edinburgh Gazette.) ' Where two pilaces are mentioned, the tact named is that at whieh the a Depot of te Regimvent is stationed. Life GuardS. Fost. r 1st, Hyde 'ark. 23d, (ist Batt.)Lucknow-Chat. I . 2., Windsor. . (2d Batt.) Newport (Mon- I llonal Ihorse Gitardil mouthslhire). v Rlegent's Park. 24th, (lstBatt.) Ferozepore- t Dragosn Guardb. Chathaill. 1st, -Madras-Canterbury. (2t ...

... I-_- I._ Io . ?? UV v nJL .Dbtr24y;flUYUlMZiEUM, (From the Globe.) Douniol is saved ! He receives the Imperial par- E ,don. Far be it from us to suppose that any sugges- tion from so bumble a quarter can have had any effect t in calling the Imperial recollection to the position of the heretofore forgotten Douniol; it is not, of course, for us to say anything about our circulation among ...

... THE DEMAND OF 1THE SHIPPING INTEREST. I ?? ~ ?? tea. rN--A \ (From the Times.) One hardly believes the story of the old lady who, in the midst of a rather rough passage, sent the captain an earnest request to ''stop the ship. Yet why should one doubt it ? Mr. G. F. Young and his fellow-shripowners are imploring their friends now at the helm of public affiirs to stop the course of Free Trade. ...

... ALTERATION OF TIHE LAW OF PA'RliONAGE IN THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. to 1 7- / . SP.- -w , 1. I I. To time Editor of tlhe Glaaqos Herald. - Glasgow, 15th Dee., 1858. SIR,-With considerable interest I have read froin tine to tihe your reports of meetings of the lay nesembers of the Church of Scotland concerning the law of patronage, as well as your own remarks in some recent numbers. It appears to ...

... OUR NvW CONSTITUTION. ?? elan Np.., (From the Tihes.) We are almost ashamcd to confess ourselves still in the dark as to our new Constitution. All the Reformcrs, whether Tory or Radical, keep their coun- sel with a fidelity at once admirable and aggravating. With the rest of the world, we did hope for some- thing from Manchester. So we sent our reporters, and had the precious words, pregnant w ...

... T A AL - - - Ac - . - Although the service companies of the 32d Light Infantry have been reduced to somewhat less than 400 men of all ranks, owing to their losses at Lucknow and their frequent conflicts with the Indian rebels, the depot of the regiment at Chatham now numbers upwards of 600 non-commissioned officers and men, with 16 officers,-' which will raise the strength of the corps to its ...