... CORRESPON1j)1('-N i FATHER CHINIQUY, TFIE LUriHI ), C TO THU RDITOR OF THE BELAST WS1t DEAR SI3R-I am indeed vcry Id to unt there are others in this town aboi d ad to fln thiat for Fathe Chiniquy. I lhope Mr. R osollnethiot will stir others to exertion, It O lltter shame, and I think a great sin, if Prot u a great allow the American Luther to suffer titi'm wo'ld of assistance. I trust such ...

... COUNTY OF ANmTRIM.-In our publication of Friday wo mentioned the names of four gentlemen who had, accordilng to current report, been appointed to the Coliaiiission of' the Peace for this county by the present Lord Chancellor. We find that the names were correct, with one exception-that of J. Nlackenzie Shaw, Esq. The gentleman selected, and chose name should have appeared, is J. W. Stouppe ...

... THE ESTABLISHTED CIIURCIl. The Lord Bishop of Cashel has licensed the Rev. Charles Conry, AlB., to the Curacy or the Parish of St. John tile Bjipist, Cashel, on tht nomination of the Rector, the Very Rev. Ogle William Moore, leani of Cashel. Thle Bishdp of Columbia sailed from Southampton on Thursday afternoon. Ile has appointed tihe Rev. John Garrett, vicar of St. Paul, near Penzanee, as Ilis ...

... izli. ? -I .. . ? ge ?? m ? aftv- I abl. WAR-OPriMB), PALL. MALL, November 8.- Commissary Department-Deputy Assistant- Commissary General Frederick George Wool- rabe has been permitted to resign his commission. I Admiralty, D scember 9-To be HonoraryPhy- sicians to hber Majesty-Sir John Liddell, C.B., M.U., ?? ~i'reccor-General of the. Medical Departrnent of the Navy; John Wilson (b), M.D., ?? ...

... FREE SYNOD OF LOTHIAN AND TWEEDDA.L1. The half-yearly meetiag of this -Synod was !held yesterday in the F'cee Higb,0burch, when a sermon was preached by the Rer. Mr Thom- -son, from Zechariab x. 12. Thei.ev. Mr Smith was then elected Moderator sor the. Cur.rent hail- year, and the Synod adrj mraed for a.-short time. On meeting again, at two .'olocl;, in the hall, Victoria Terrace, the report ...

... .orgizn JnuffIlleetf. FRANCE. The Paris Chamber of Commerce has pub- lished a notice to all interested in the subject announcing that the Minister of Agriculture, Commerce, and Public Works has recently de- cided that in future ironmasters, builders, and manufacturers who shall import steel in bars under the regulation of temporary admission shall be bound to make known in their demand the ...

... junk ost-offirt, Al'uhrO, v ?? BOXES CLOSE | MAILS. :Deiivry Gen'rall ReIv'g P. O ! in P. O. lHouses. LeltlL i Edin. - -_ I 'Aberdeen . . . . 515>1 10 or 10 o - Do. (On Sundaysat 4 Pm) 7 2Cr' 7 OrP 7 O 7 flerwick ?? 7 1An 10 01 10 or *Do.1 Includ'g N.E. Di- J 1 SPr 11 OA I01P1 Do.) vision of Engl'd 5 315P O rl 5 . nos5 Dalkeitb, Peebles, &c . 5 1SA 10 eP 10OP 7 41 Dublin & S. of Ireland. .5 40 ...

... On Saturday Mr Gladstone was elected by the matriculated students to the important office of Rector ow the University. of Edinburgh. lie had a majority of 116 over his opponent, Lord Neavis, one of the judges of the Court of Session; the numbers-for the respective candidates being 643 and 527. On Saturday a man named Dorlwell, aged forty.two, expired in the Poplar Hospital, from the effects of ...

... ANNUAL 3MEETlNG AND SOIREE. The sixth anniversary of this society took piece last night in the Scottish Exhibition Rooms. There was a large at- tendance. The Rev. Mr. Nisbett, minister of the parish, t occupied the chair, and was supported by the Rev. Arvid. c Nisbett of Chicago, United States, Messrs. P.; W. lark, Wm. Dawson, Al. P. Bell, Win. Sharp, Alex. Tol4nie, John Blacldey, Andw. Smith, ...

... MUTINY-THE N ARMY. THF, INDIAN MT. ..for I fL XX a .LLJfl J.1 -- - (From a Letter from Calcutta, in RlackW-ood'a 1Iagazine for coon 'November.) theories a dh It is very difficult, my dear General, to furnish au'. t local -whereby we may account for this recent convulsion, The I cc mnore we think about it here on the spot, the more grievously than 'perplexed and bewkidered we are. Thie real ...

... (From the Daily News.) According to telegraphic advices from Madrid, the embarkation of the army destined to operate against the Moors had commenced, so that in a few days we nay expect news of the opening of the campaign. When this takes place, a practical question will pre- sent itself for solution. How is Gibraltar to receive its supplies, if the African coast of the Straits is to be put ...

... s 15 A A 0-- 1- a- On ve A.BA-AsSA1A11AH AA..P The Acting Committee on the Wallaee Monument met yesterday in the Fine Art Gallery, 119 St. Vincent Street, GlasBow. Present-Alexander Baillie Cochrane, Esq. of Lasmgton, M.P.; Robert Mfonteith, Esq. of Carstairs; H~enry Glassford Bell, Esq. Glasgow; D. C. Rait, Esq., Glasgow; C. R. Brown, Esq,~ Glasgow; Peter Drummond, Esq., Stirling; Wn. Burns, ...