... 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, ...

... J ry. n . . IALD OFzr1E, Tuesday Morning. - BY.ELECTRIC TELEGR-APH. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. L The Paris journal Debats contains a Berlin letter, assert- dr ing tlat confidential circular to the ?? Am t bassadors, informs them that ?? Russia aid the Prin.b Regent ofl'russia, had had frequent interviews during I two days at Breslau, and are firmly convinced of the iden- tity of their viecws in all ...

... QUART.hRLY RETURN OF THE BIRTHS DEATHS, ~ ~ ~AND MARRIAGES FOR SCOTLAD.M The present report' embraces the births, deaths, and mar- riages recorded in all the districts of Scotland-1000 in numn- N ber-during the quarter ending 30th September, 1859. From the various returns, the state of the country appears to be highly satisfactory-the births having been rather above the average, the deaths ...

... THIRI) TPIAL OF THE GREAT EASTERN, (Promt thec Times' Npeciai U;orres,)onelence )Or Southampton, Nov. 4. flret, 'The third trial trip Of the Great Eastern on her run back al Irons noilihetd to Southampton was brought to a conclusio a th ?? m..orning, when the huge vessel steamed up to her roL. Inooring5 off NetleY Hospital and was secured in her barttl on, far the winter. Throughout the ...

... ORNING, ?WB) 12 SATU1XDAY ORNING, NOVEMBER 12. Tur intelligence of the signature of the treaties rc- lating to the peace of Villafranca, is confirmed by the Moniteur of yesterday morning. It is also asserted, on the same authority, that the Emperor of ' Austria and the Emperor of the French have agreed in to encourage a Congress, with a view to the various tl Powers deliberating on the best ...

... . (iroa the Time' City Article.) A full report on Milford Haven as a commercial and naval station has just been issued by Mr. Pagte. It confirms in every respect the superiority of the position as regards safety and convenience, and shows from the fact of its not having long ago become the emporium of our Western trade, the powerlessness even of the gre'test natural advantages to attract ...

... OlWkbanks 25 Possil Road, oa the. 9th mstallt, s6ed 5. of years James, izecond son of Mr. WiUlam SteeL at , t'31 M7estRuE6ell Street, on the 8th instant, Mr. Andrew °° at 2G Geor6e Street, Oll the 8th instant, Miss Janet Eut- he l cheson. daughter of the lste Mr. James Eutcheson st Cosvgate Street, Wirkintilloch, on the 8th ' stan' in Belhia S>ittal, ?? of Mr itrchibald Buchanan ?? Atla0 ...

... The New York Times publishes'a letter from Professor T. S. Ca Lowe, the aeronaut, who proposes to undertake the aerial voyage to Europe in the City of New York balloon. Professor Lowe reposes great confidence in the efficacy of the apparatus he has devised for the accomplishment of his ufidertaking, and avows his determination, in case of disaster, to repair damages and try again. Some people ...

... WAEDNESDAY MORNIING, NOVEMBER 23.1 It is onnomi'ced in the Moiitenl of kon'diay that the ratificatioiis of the treaties arising ut of the peace of a.1.1 I . . ?? .. . . -. Villafranca were exchanged on- Sunday between the Plenipotenitiaries of France, Sardinila,-and- Austria. The arrangements for the Congress will nows fall to be r made, and that requires no l4tle previo- s communin t between ...