... 1EHAMILTON' JAN. 6. . FuC1ous DaivG A AE4UL2X.-I the ?? Police E Court, beiree to ?? Dykee.presiding-4ohn Gird- Y4 wpod, contractor for the conveyance of the mail between Hamilton and Mtotherwefl,.wscharged on a complaint at - the instance of Mr. James S. ,Ilen,. .F,. with haig, O Niew-Year's Day, cizflably and reckleasly ddvewa horse aud . mail gig along Castle Street and Motherwell Road; and ...

... :LTET N{'L'&ESA]S- B-Y ELZB0T:AY0 TELEGRAAPH LATEST FROM 'AMERICA. -AFIUVAL OF THE AFRaiA. Qusentown,'Wednsd~y,3.30 i s. 4 The Afica ha arrivd. Shebdungsno deisive nows re.I TheKewYor Ties f. thDie. uSam- that Lord Liyons Govrnmnt AnInpresin I sid to preAU a New York that the affair maly be Amicably settled, if thW ?? of England awe couched in moderate terms. - THR AMZRIAN tFIFFCULTY. ...

... Accorpndent of the Tiroes, writing from AlexandrI cl VWrglioahe 13th of December, makesthese interestingand a a os commentB on the levies of the United States:- his%, UThere is io country exising which could have raisd an his army of 650,00D men In so short a time as it has been done hbewin Ameriea Ti army I wedl paid, fed andclad, and ts. en-toably'welldisciplined and drilled. &have seearegi. ...

... bLIV'ERR BOYDS NEW EDINBtUYRG ALMIANA FOR 1862 In zs now ?? years oince thiscok or lmenled to be publiahed ia an enlarged form. The ?? 'to bave been so long identieied with this national ,- pouity, have grad oaly extended the Information oonveyed so as to keep pace with the requirements of the times Altogether we may safely asy, that we know of no work of a IOe nature that contains 80 much ...

... FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY S. ?? IT will be observed, from a paragraph in o0ir second edition of yestarday, that the British Fleet on the 1st of this month, amounted to the great number of 856 vetals - of all rates . and classes. 1Beside3 this msgnificent fleet, there were stationea at the various ports of Great Britain, Ireland, and the colonies.150 line-of-battle ships fit for harbour duty, ...

... REC UE O- A- CEW AT l -S : E SGCUOFA RERW-AT SE&-. ux..khW M ?? et h~~sah If the recent gales i;s the 'Nort tlantic-have been pro, ductive ofi muc disaster W onr merchant shipping, they blav6 also been itatruaientalim calling into exefrcse some Of r -the noblet ?? of inind and heart in our sea-faring oj men.V We lately had occasio to notice a gallant rescue at T eea by one of our ocean ...

... CAM1PDELTOWX-JA1. 22 I. . 1] A An n-_a:A ?? ;is- 6h 1 YAsOMc PROCESSION .- On Fsidaynight, the Brethren o6F B St. John's Lodge made their annual procession throughf t'th k i streets of the town. as is usual they were attended bya fc I great cotcoutse of the juvebile inhabitants, iny of whom e acted ae Inkboya, manking night resplendet. The first i I in the march was the Lbras basiduf -the ...

... LA T-EST' N:E WS. HERALD OFFui Sa ?? n BY ELECTRIC ,TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. The Doiyi Hws' Paris oorrespondst ltsrpetaths address ?? Emperor, on New .Year's-Day, to the clergy, as ene¶ ingtbt a serious attem~pt is about to be ade to settle the tesms forthe tracostion of Rom~e. 'The sane crrispphndent, in alluding to the Emperor's assurance to th Senate that he relirs upon their aid to ...

... GLASGOW ART UNIOY. . LAMENaTABLE LACK OF RLIVATED tENT1INrW. The Directors of the Glasgow Art Union ?? at last SuC- ceeded in bringing their vessel into something like smeoth water. After several years of severe loss, which was borne by the Directors personally, and which, seemingly, met with TLittle ayrpathy on the part of the public, a better time is dawning -upon them. The change in their ...

... I * - HERIALD OFFrec, lfonday, 3 P.r . rZrCT1RC TELEGRAPH. - FOREIGN INTELLIGENBCE. CAPTURE OF TEMEM 1UDFRAL VESSELS BY THE PRIVATZEE £UMPTEl. Cadis, Jan. 5. l The privateer Suza'pter, with the officers and crews, forty- 'r two pereons in all, bolonging to three Federal merchant vesels, which she had destroyjd at sea. arived off Cadiz, and solicited permission to enter the port. The Americsa 3 ...

... - - . ?? - . .* S ±- ?? . f -l. Last night A( large company Assembled in the, City Hall on the occasion- Of the New Year's, Temperance' Festival of d the Loweryard ?? Temperance Union. Bailie ti Govan, occupiied the, chair. Among others on the platform- were-the Rev. Dr. Turner, the Rev. Mr.: Dasideon, Rev. Mr. Arnot, Rev. James Knox, Messs John, A114Gavn,' di George Boy, David XRae, George ...

... TsIFT OF £2260 WOETH OF JMWELREY.-At the Worship Street Polica Office, on Thursday, Heisry r Yates was charged with breaking into the preamises of Mr. John J. King, jeweller, Kingsland, and carrn g away therefrom goods to the value of £2260. la- s spector Stacey handed in a list of the stolen property, t consisting of 40 diamoid and mourning rfogs, worth o .£150, diamond studs, worth ;2160, ...