... _STABLISRED PRESBYTERY OF GLAS-iOW., CY1. 03 WATSON OF ST. 3TATTEENV'S TO DlUNDE A. special meeting of this Presbytery was held yesterday- 3- Seira, of ]iLUYth, Moderator-for the purpose of hear. 1,g parties in reference to the call from the congregation of gbe parish Church of Dundee to the Rev. Archd. Watson, of Ct. Vat~hew's. - Th. lolloving gentlemen appeared as a deputation from ct ...

... GLLSGOW ROYA.L LUATI ASYLUiL large and influential meeting, being the auntial gene al ot ~eeting of qalified contibutors to te Glasgow Royal Idol jouatic Asylm, was held esterday inthe Rel~gious I1125W the tniion Roomsthe Lord Prvost in thechair. 'whc ide. D. CVTHBXR~oN, Secretaryreadi the follo'wtlg to~u Prix repor thol The directors in, this, their forty. eight rePort, beg leave to T ~s ...

... LIVERPOOL N.EWS. *Irom our own Correspondent.) Saturday, Jan. 25. THE ]HISTORY AND PROSPECTS OF THE ELECTRIC TELE- OGAPH.-In thanking a number of gentlemen who preiented bim with a, handsome testimonial in Liverpool to-dsy, oa the occasion of his relinquishiog his position of Eagineer-in- Chief to the Britibl and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Compsny, Slr Charles Bright, after acknowledging the ...

... The historian who shall write the annals of the present age, will close his book at the end of the year 1860. Up to that time his materials will be drawn from the old world. The struggles of Italy for independence and freedom will form the glorious crowning stone of his work. There lie must leave his readler in suspense, open up another act of the Mreat drama, bring on to the stage fresh ...

... it B3oti e~yDecc.j2.-.Tcll mnl who. INis calpured at Klurlvea ee, while'tryting to get away from lIndia, was recognised by a former servant astise Naeo Sihib. He vars dis~gutised as a. mlerchanit Sullbstt Kllian, the miurderer of Mlajor Bu lrton, is to be halngd at li otah. Colonel Baird Smithl is returnling home ons account of ill-hseals. Mr Lmidg has arrived at C'ailcuttu. A re- solutionl ...

... I THE APPAL LING CATASTROPHE AT HnRTLEY PIT. We continue from last week's Courant our naxralive of events connected with this terri- ble calamity; remarking in the outset, that the discovery of the bodies in the mine Ten- ders ?? 5 necessary in the previous statements of the numbers who had perished. It now appears that 199 bodies were found in the pit ; which, together with the five men ...

... On Friday night a meeting of the electors of this ward, convened by Mr Alderman Blackweil, in accordance with a requisition to that effect, was hal in Mr Winter's Sale Rooms, Pilgrim Street, for the purpose of selecting a representative to a scat in Newcastle Town Council, rendered vacant by the death of Mr Dale. The candidates were Mr Edward l'osely Perkins, of Birtley Hall, iron master; and ...

... Latest Jiitelligence. ?? ?? ?? ?? LORD STANLEY ON fRAGGED SCHOOLS. The inauguration of the Mirkdale Industrial Ragged Schools and Church, took place yesterday; the Right lon, Lord Stanley, M. P., presiding. Tle foundation stone was laid on the 18th of Aufnet, 1860, by the Earl of Derby, who gave the site on which the schools have been erected. There was a large attendance at the opening ...

... Latest Jiellige~le. ..1 111 11 ?? ?? -1 ?? ..1 1- . I 15Y BRITISM AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.J MONETARY. City, Friday.-The funds to-day arc N-ain b-tter, the f -- ther advices from America being conaijuered to point- more strongly in the direction of peace. A fresh rise of - cent, has taken place in consols. English railwavs, ,n n1a1- cases, are j to A per cent. better. All ?? scuritien al- ...

... : t SCELL S. 7 4 '-XISCEL'LANEOUSz Thelvicacage of Iltmisate 'has been conferred by the Archbishop of Canterbury upen the Rev. Juli 'Majori- benks Xiebet, M.A., of, BAlliol -College, Oxford, rector of Be3d. ?? understand that, in accordance with the suggestion recently throwu out by the cardteal arcdldehrp, a meet- ing of the clergy of the -diocese of Westminster -was hold on Tuesday, for the ...

... TI LA TX PRGDOONSORT. j lt is KMi ;tid at inL tti.rael zirr- cirfles the fatct of the Vrirmc&'. bravineg been or.r,ied off by typheid fevrr in eitna F days bra ?? ited ?? wonderrenv tt, more especially whowa ri wsae 8aeen rhit ber -.rvrs Attenatel byfur o. tho most ainardlent )7l)ai ciar-vs in Europe, one Af whonm, Pr. footer, has a sp,%nusrt9 for his cure o'f this dircasrr. It is areeri ed ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1862. I The public mind was never, perhaps, so much wrung by any domestic calamity as it has been during the last week or ten days, by the sad news which, day by day, has been coming up in melancholy dribbles from the scene of the late tremendous catastrophe at Hartley. No writer of fiction, however inventive, no poet, how- ever imaginative, not ...