... GLENLIJCE. WIGTOWNsaIRE. Lu-,U -9-^ -^ Inn.Ir]A I Ch. .iv-ln~n A Sabbath-wchool soiree was held on the evening of the 22d inst. in this romantic village, in connection with the United Presbyterian Church, and presided over by the Rev. James Pullar, the respected and much esteemed pastor of the congregation. There was a numerous attendance of children, along with their parents and others, who ...

... 14' a.TWWN COUNW[L AND HAltB0UR'ZTB1.S'-P. -.The is ih~neigof these' bodies *aie hla nthe 70w0 a Couinty Bmwl~ng ?? WX irdy In the6 chair. all - The Harbour busiiness was taken up is, hn allan the -Whe a zrea~ing of the minutes and some disc idon--part of -whch, is do' di; being -very irregular, wgas stoplped: by-the Provost-upon the: 3s o state of -the- pavement, at Albeat Breastjit- was ...

... GLASGOW EYT INFIRMARY. la ,IW ?? a ?? ?? ~.The asomsa meeft gofcontributors tothe f nds of t011 institution, 'was held, yesterday afternoon, in the Fe~lgio 0- Institutionl ROOMS-Robert WglishEil5,P., presidirg., A Mr. GiorGn BnL.cE, Secretary, read the followre Afn W06rdanoe with usual custom, the directors of the to Glasgow Eye Infirmary now come before the contribntor Be with their thirty ...

... THURSDAY MOfRNING JANUARy 3t. f : MEssS. MAsow aud BIDExk arriverI at Soi'harapt yesterday. They were carried to St. Thomas by th, ?? o th(v were brauuht on to Rm-i t- Riraldo, whence they were braught on to Euglaud br the La Plata. This iformatioe id hlgyasi0ct , in so far as we learn that the fears entertained respef. ing the safety of the Rinaldo are groundless The Cju- miasionerm werer ...

... -.te P aSLoY., e L-At the J it~ice of.Ps Esq.,'on the ?? fri Kies carker, Paisluy,~add' _fa James Ltamerticni Auchelsgreoch, sear -Johutstone. 'were charged witht'teapsasing on the farm tf, oant-tiqp. jtapr. suit of game, onSnnday the jllxh iihimo. L.auibacn~pab-d guiilty, and was fined is 53., vvith LI, 145.-oi costd; bat boo) M'Kie pled not-guilty, and the eveidtinoe agaltist him was gCot ...

... ,PL! *:JI Fe ?? --amlt euift of the Ni Cos~&sien5 b~ag.!seaS&qW aind of ample pa sa isa~ction beig given, by the United States Goflernme, o for the outrage perptrated upon our flag. Ton Are ?? 0 that I have never ?? thsrsl;ihmn o0f iitefliklslttand 'b-menjbfletti that a war, not -A Pve&wourselves, with the United States, at this june- ra tsr ' inestimable value to ?? toe ;teUnited and ...

... DIEREENCIX-IN THi LAW OF, DEBTOR-D I - CREDTOR STILL ERSTING BETAWFN. THE ILAWS OBENGLAND AND SCOTLAND.- (PomM tbie Mercantle est.) , ow that bankruptcy procedure in England has bien so clozely assimilated to the Scottish system, tis deirablethat 4ke few diffrences. utill exiatingin: the law of debtor and p oredhor should likewise be assimila Thee are praccal dificultieotf a formidable ...

... INDIA AND OBtA KAILi B-y the mrrivalof the Caliattamall we have received paes tanmd correspondence from Calcutta to the 22d of November, ff andi from Eoig Kong to the 16t of November inclusive. 0 The Calculta Correspondent of the Timer, writing on the 2at 23dof oveber sas tat he ?? on 3nt the 16th Isst., all its members being present save Sir Barnes ' Peacock. A.messagefrom ?? was red. ...

... (F.-om the 7ournal of iclture 4Quarerly Ptblithed by e a W lackwood 4 Sons.) 'We bad & longer ?? of diy pleagant weather in last October than during the three previous months; for, though the beginning and end of the month were rather wet, the middle of it was somildand unusually dry that the fruittrees began sgain to blossom, and the birds to build in some districts. It Is seldom that this ...

... H&MILTON-3A.~B 2. Nrw.Yzn's DAY.-Our townysterday presented a mcr* quiet and soberlike appearance than what we have observad oziprevibus holidays. Veryt-ew inebdated folks were visible in our thoroughfares, andaomre of ourstreetsresembled whik they usually are on a Sabbath day. When the shades og evening approached many were to be seen wending tkea way to the concert and ball-room. Some of the ...

... TUFSDAY;-MOBG,,J~iNARY 2L I- -a Tn sinking of the -4 stonflofl$&eei . the main chan- ! eel leading to the h4R 9f ,:O D , is said to h~veisuch a depo imprf in France, that f ;the lovernment ig likely. :i, b^mpell d, by tkae q foree of publie oplnibn, ?? the b-ockade of the n Soitbaern ports.. The (Jinlorc dy iisi alleges iE that France has rap~atdlljiod the BijsgliG over-b ti meat to join in ...

... -520 FRIDAY MORNIGJANUARY'1it WE take leave to call attention to the valuable ab- , ract from the Meteorological Qbservations taken at I the Ordnance Survey Office, Glasgow, daring the year 1861, under the direction od Major John Baygy, Royal Engineers, and which we publish in another j portion of'this day's paper. As the science of meteor- logy is now' beginning to be extensi~vely studied, ...