... - AYR-Nov. 14. TuE Wl.rTIIEm.-Tli weather for the last few davs has been veiry agreeable for the season, and to-day a keen frost has set in. Ca.'iulCART STErrT U. P. COuncec -This place of wovship, which has been undergoing extensive repairs during the past fey weeks, was re-opened yesterday. The interior has been entirely repainted, and a newceiling, pannelled and corniced in a very tasteful ...

... To the Edifor of the Glasgow Hcrard. Coatbridge, 7th November, 1859. SIR,-I'revious to opening the Mining School in Glasgow Air. Fsyar has commenced a provincial tour of the mining districts of Scotland, for the purpose of acquainting the un- derground workers with the objects and advantages of such an institution, and if possible getting up something like an educational revival. It may not be ...

... DARING BURGLA1RV. (From the Dunifries Conrier.) Very early on the morning of Friday last, thce 18th curt., a singularly daring robbery by housebreakin_, attended with circumstances of great violence, was coumitted at lWaugh. slee, in the parish of Half-Morton, in this county. The facts, so far as ascertained, are these :-Jaures Johnstone, a small grocer at Waughslee, and whose house is ...

... . . .. ?? ?? - . - The Water Commission was then ?? Lord Provost, Convener; Mr. Hannani Sui-Contener. Mr. ButrMr read the following opinion of the Lord- Advocate in regard to the powers of ?? Commis- sioners:- On considering the points submitted to me in the me- morial, since the consultation with which the parties favoured me, I am of opinion genermlly hat under the terms of the special Act, ...

... -The minutes of this Trust were read by Mr. Monro. The - principal matter of interest was in regard to an application, from Mr. M'Nab, for the erection of a dock and building- slip at Merrin's Land, Port-Glasgow. I t was remitted to Mr. Knight, to report on the application. Under his report, Mr. M'Nab's proposal was modified and adopted. The dock is to be 05 fegt wide, and the building-slip 60 ...

... HERALD OFFICE, Tesay, 2 , BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. IREUTEn'S TELEGRAM. Pari3 s nl y The Aleonifc; announces that the Plenil) teuLnarie3 of France, Austria, and Sardinia, exchanged yesterday at Zurich the ratifications of thc trcaties of 1OLh1 Iovember. The letters of invitation to the Congress will be sent out fhor J'nlzs; ..inee t~c Alettc~i wili se o'.it ?? Austria - A ...

... WRCECK OF THE ROYAL CHARTER. BOARD OF TR5ADE INQUIRYY, b (From our own Correspondent.) k1 (Colinseed frow& our YVesteday's Reporf.) g Liverpool, Wednesday Eveuing. di Mr. PattI neon to Capt. Harris-The plates and butts were tl double livetted. The frames were 18 inches from centra to l centre. The fratne irons were 5 inches by 3 by I She had b five ?? eath side and one on each side. She' n had ...

... OUR RELATIONS WITH,FiRANCE. ?? AdaoNoa (From the Timesj We are not long without an opportunityrof marking the c' 'effect on the French press of the late Imperial monition. n Whose diatribes which were waximg stronger and fiercer b erey day, which were rousing the French army and people pt into a fit of causeless exasperation against this country, and tc filling not only England, but every ...

... HAMlLTON-Nov. NO. Li2 ?LIVI IJL Ut l - -J -- His Grace the Duke of Hamilton and Braudon, en routs from Paris ,*ia London, arrived at Hamilton Pnlace on Thursday evening last, per Caledonianl Railway to Mother- well station. His Grace, after disposing of a mass of busi- ness connected %vith the Volunteer Rifle Corps throughout the county, laid before him in his capacity of Lord-Lieuteniant, is ...

... I THIR GREAT. ASTERN IN THE LATE I The gale of Tuesday night at Holy'Jead and th-e ?? time passed by all on board ?? Great Eastern, is very vividly described by the correspondent of the Tissles. The weather bad been Unsettled for some days, and though the morning of juesday wa 'calm tbe omi- none haze that soon pr'gd over the Welsh mounfltains and the falling barometer gave some warning of the ...

... HE VICTORIA RIOUSS (1O,0 t/e Ga7elloe.) . VNr. Or'fire, Nov. 1L-'rlie Q11co lino Iwo o ,'licioololy phising to signify her intention to confer th decoriaionl of Mlle Vietoria Croszs on the unlderietutieneol offlicer, lion- vewiorimisieed olilccrs,.ulltd private soldiers of lier Mlijeotyol Atriy, iihiose' dlidnts to the sam01e hiavo licet subtiiitted lor her AiajCesy's lipproval, Oil nccoin lt ...

... DIUNICIPAI- REVISION. 'The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, Mr. Coffey, and Mr. 11y ndnean sat yesterday, at the: usual. hour, and resumed proceedings in the revision of the municipal franchise list. The burgess constituency of four wards was subjected to investigation-claimants, or parties upon whoml objections had been served, coming up alternately. ia the Liberal. and Conservative interest. These ...