... ___1 _: J : a lL_£___ _ ?? . The annual meeting and soiree of the friends of the Glasgow City Mfission was held in the Merchants' Hall last night- John Hendersmn, Esq. of Park, in the chair. The Rev. Mr. Batchelor opened the proceedings with prayer, and the company returned thanks m a Psalm. After a few words fromn the Chuairman, The Rev. Mr. ScoTr, Secretary to the Mission, read the report, ...

... (From the Times.) Another Congress meets next week in Paris to settle, if possible, the still debated question of the Danubian PrineL palities. Every one will wish success to its labours, if it Le only for the sake of hearing no more of the war in the East and its accompaniments. But it ia possible that the Con- gress will be the scene of some bitter encounters; for the diplomatists who ...

... no . I-. ?? ' - ?? F . . .o the Editor of the Gtaspow Herald. SIR,-I believe it will give very great satisfaction to a large number of the subscribers to the intended monument to Sir William Wallace that the late design by Mr. Noel Paton has not been approved of, and that the subject is again open for something more suitable to perpetuate the name of the hero, and the arduous struggle for ...

... MR. JOHN EWARD STEPHENS.. (From the Times.) This individual, formerly assistant-surgeon in a cavalry regiment, subsequently managing director of the Lonxdon and Eastern Banking Corporation, and now a private person- age living at ease upon the interest of X20,000, seems to be among the most favowed of mankind. In the space of les than four years he contrived, with his associate Colonel Waugh, ...

... To the Editor of the Glasgortw Hetrald. d SIR,-It was with the greatest satisfaction that the mem- o bers of the medical profession read the very able editorial t article which appeared in your impression of Thursday last, d on the vexed yet most important question of the registration of the causes of death. for thus bringing the subject before It the public in a tangible and effective manner, ...

... I f (From the lfercantile Test.) L The rights of the mercantile public, and of the press of e the United Kingdom, are at present in peril with respect to t the free publication of that essential branch of ineicantile information--the Custom House. trade lists. e These trade lists embrace statistical returns of. all experts t and imports of goods, and duties paid; and that class of: information ...

... - Dublin, Saturday Morning. TIYE NEAPOLITAN EXILES. The Co?)L Reporter of yesterday has the following remarks in reference to the victims of Neapolitan despotism, who have made Ireland their temporary resting-place, after ten years of cruel persecution in their own land:- Yesterday the Mayor, accompanied by Messrs. Jennings and Nagle, waited on these illustrious sufferers, to carry to them ...

... ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING IN GLASGOW. The annual meeting of the members ad friends of the Evangelical Alliance resident in the West of Scotland was held yesterday in the large hail of the religious Institution I'ooms, which was crowded upon the occasion. John Heu- lerson, Esq. of Park, occupied the chair. The Rev. Mr. Mitchell opened the meeting with prayer. The Revr. J. W. BORLAND, Secretary, ...

... ABERDE MT. , I .. > . ABEEDEl2;-> E. SCOT7MSa NoRTH-EATERN ?? accounts for the half-year ending 31st J anuary last, and the report of the directors have been published. The passenger revenue for the half-yeacr amounted to £39,838, and the goods and mine- rals (less deductions) to £48,409; the mails brought £5145 and other items bring up the reveinie to £98,157. The ex- pecudit-ure as £47,474. ...

... LAT1E'STr NEWS. Tn a 'HERALD OFFIcB, Tuesdoy Morniug. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. HOUSE OF LORDS-Mo xixy. The LORD CHANcEiLO-' took his seat on the woolsack at five o'cock. i :lord DENHAM gave notice that on the second read- r ing of the Duke of Marlborough's Bill for the relief of Dis- 9 senters from payment of Church-rates, he should move that it be read a second time that day six months. -On the ...

... TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 15. ON Saturday night Lord Cowley arrived in London, and had a long interview with Lord Malnesbury on F 1-A rally- t_ 1 ?? . .. It : the following day. According to the Patrie of Saturday, the mission of the Noble Lord had not led to the intended result. The intelligence from Austria and Sardinia still treats of military preparations on a large scale. The Times' ...

... -e. 1UCXTXoN GRANTS 'OR SCOTLAND. Absr -+.i 1 q ?? home ; ?? orb 4 I at IIw A . ?? _ ?? .L* Sfl AdJ'..lAJ VtJ fltR15.. A return has just been issued: on this subject, on the mo- tion of Viscdist Meligund, but we suspect it:does not eon- t~itin ,a- the iaforznatior that he wished., Any person looking at the Return till be convirnced that the noble Lord desired :notqdlyto, soertain the ...