... . The Union Steam Navigation Company's mail packet fi Athens, Commander Stratt, from the Cape of Good Hope, Li arrived in Plymouth Sound on Saturday. he Shebrm t7S specie o pipes, 1R0 b i4tartsr ta 6cass, 29',phkere, atid 12 cases of wiap, 109elephants'i',tu M 'and,4,astt '.elep its' teeth, 2400Vornli eases ostrih Ci jfeatslir, M bales tfh-woo' 161 b otzklhs, '93ff b U 4obz `r 23 caseof,` ...

... TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 27, CHRISTMIAS has been hailed in the Metropolis with the usual festivity. From the negative indications ex- hibited in the columns of the London journals of yesterday we may also safely conclude that Merry England, amidst all the changes of time and tide, still holds fast by the ancient and genial traditions attending the annual revolution of this sacred day. The ...

... _ (Dy Pilit's Roving Correspodlent.) 1st December, 1&8gi. MI `y dear 1Pnueh,-Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, occupies a picturesque but soutewhat inconvenient situation on a cluster of hills, about a mile and a half froum the Frith of Forth. It has long been celebrated as the birth-place, of the most eminent muen of every nation under the sll, and being justly considered the intellectual ...

... k, , ., * -. . - ~Paris, Frkidy. X year baa ecarcely~passed since tdiw words, spoken- by the Emsperor, of the. French te.the Adistrian Ambassador S created thie utmost alarm' tliroughout Europe,,caused the were loss, of coutless millios of money; nd, far~ Worse, led to colu: the 5derithof many thusands of.bratr~mea.No doubt the that state ofaffain n Itisl must hve s~onr or later resulted in ...

... RaPSERVE FORCE OF ROYAL NAVAL VOLUNTEERS. V VI, n .LNAlflo.. Mer Majesty's Government ha~ving, with the sanction ofti. :arliament, determined on estabishing a resert a volunteer forze of scamen trained to the use of aries, this is to geva notice, that any seamnan possessing the ?? -. nay be enrolled as a Royal N'aval Voleintoer in the Reserve . Foxce, and will thereupou bo entitled to the ...

... LiATEST WNEWS. 1Z7 - r-- n.,lpr J-rn, HEmum.T[; OvieIoPE, Tuesday Afornin.q. BY. EKLECTRIC TELEGRAP1W. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Traadi .France is improving. The provincialcorniaxr- keta, however, are rather dull. Paris sugat market is dull and kwer. The Cpia)iionvof Turin says the ProvisionalGovernments of Central Italy wilidelegate to Paris to expound their interests, wMhich, meiover, evilI find ...

... SALE OF THE PICTURES OF DAVID STUART, IJfl±Jf: tJ4 .U2 'J js i UV * A~t V s~i~ x' tin. I~ V LAS ± U flA -EARL OF BUCHAN. This sale, which took place in Mr. Nisbet's rooms, Han- over Strect, on Saturday last, 'was a fitting sequel to that of Principal Lee, as in conditioi as well as quality of material -allowing for difference of kind-it partook of the same quaint, curious character. Lord ...

... A PEEP AT SUNNYSID- FUNERAL OF WASHINGTON fIe'FING. - (From the Correspondent of Mncidhester GInardian.) N eiWYork, December 2. It was with 'some'surprise and much sorrow'that I found myself, yesterday, at the faneral of Washington Irving. Having been charmed again and again with the graceful beauty of his writings, I had fondly hoped to have seen the man and talked with him-I have,i'indeed, ...

... 1ITE HON. HUGH ROWLEY AND HIS LACTE WIFE. ( FURTH3ER EXAMINAVWN-TUEUDAY. This afternoon the further examination into the charge of perjury preferred by the Hlon. Hlugh Rowley against his wife, alleged to have been committed in the suit instituted by her in the Divorce Cout, was again resuamed frone Thursday last. Mr.r Sleigh and SMr. Orridge appeared fo0r the prosecution, and Mr. Mletoalfe for ...

... | LATEST- NEWS, ._ ?? a, .. .rAs a X HERALD OnFFnB ,FridayAyrornivg. BY ELECTRIC TELMEGRAPH. FORE IGN INTLELLIGENCE. TheiTais' ?aris correspondent says it is stated that at the interview with the King of Sardinin, Garibaldi declared that Italy was betrayed, and that he should put himself at the head of their revolution, and that Victor Emm anuel're plied that be hoped he would not do so, but ...

... lvA . 17X/ Z'io4 fEX .tons IX Z I To the Editor of the Glasowc Herald. ci SIB,-Asyoi are understood to know everything, no doubt v you are familiar with the story abqut the American farmer whot on bringing his weekly produce one fine morning to tc market, was told by his customer that he could not get his C usual price for eggs, IIbecause, said he, 'the shopkeepers 8( have held a meeting and ...

... i1 LATEST. NEWS. .3..a J. M- .3. .U.A FI-7 .3. L. ' A .3._ 4 1 'F P- HERALD OFFICE, Werenesday Morsiing. BY ELECTRIC AND MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. [BEUTEB'S TELEGRAM.] d FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. THEl EAST.-BELGRADE, January .& -Prince Alexan- bh der' leaves to-day with his family for Vienna. Great re-si joicing upon a telegraphic announcement from Princ0e Milnach that he awaits 'ith pleasure the ...