... DIR G X%,TO IN L'il yI , ' L4iYINGf OF ?? FIO N-}AjIOONE OW'-TJ'E E -1 EPISCOOPiL (HAtIL3 IN lEITH. f ?? fdiirdtinstttiej'ofa nev(,Episcopial'Cha;:el;, ] in Con stitutlon Street, teith, wa's laid OD'n Satulr- day by the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, Chan- cellgr ojf the Exclehqyer. . {TE tly1'lqfore twelve o'clock, a large nnmber df' ?? bit d other gentlemen, including the I Dov~'JVhite- aed ...

... CALEs IONIA.N __MERCURY. MauavRY OFrlCz, FMUAr, EUVme o'CiWMo. FRANCE. A species of panic seemed at one time to pre. vail in France' when the budget was made public. The passage of the report which was particularly ,rearhed, is that which states that the French overrnment hold the indemnrity bonds paid by Piedmont after the treaty of Zurich at a price be. low that at which the} received them, ...

... SPIRIT OF IUNCH. JUSTICE TO IRMLAND.-The O'Donoglhue ceases to be a Justice. ENOt1ND'Ms Nationa Reserve maey hang back, but Englaud's'Avral lleserve comes forward. CaiissTmAs WA'rcs.--Yes, and so does England too, and that most anxiously, for an answer from America. We trujst with all oar patriotic and cosmopolitan heart that it may be favourable and of a peaceful tendency, so that it may ...

... The following general order has been issued Horse Guards, S.W., Jan. 1. His Royal Highness the General Cdmmmanding-in. Chief has much satisfaction in publishing to the army the subjoined list of officers who passed the final ex* amination of the Staff College in December 1861, viz. Order of merit- Marks obtained. 1. Brevet Major C. 0. Creagb, 86th Regiment, -3737 2. Captain J. P. Battersby, ...

... orlitral ?? 'THE ENGLISH, SCOTTISH, AND AUSTRALIAN more CnARTERiED BANE.-From the report of the direc- dalln tors of the English, Scottish, and Australian Mess Chartered Bank, issued in anticipation of the York general meeting of shareholders, it appears that 14,0( the result of the past half-year's business will Bosth show a profit available for distribution amounting othel to £21,361, 8s. 6d ...

... VOL'iNTEJiRING AND BMIL U ARY PRlEPA- 1RVEONS INT CANADA. I Tile Canadian papara brought ly the American Imdil are fall of mrilitary news, Propilelati uls for sear are r beig IiCde on: all hands, and( volnilteer- ing was Cw1'ir l Oil %Vitli aaidmirablje spirt. 'Tithe Xonurevrl Gaettc rlports soUIC volunteer evWs. We saitl a few days ago that thu. (raild nirnk workmen ?? Plint St CIarlis wvcre ...

... ARRIVAL OF MESSRS MASON AND : SLIDELL . A correspondent of the Pimep Vep~orting the arrivalof: Messrs. Mason and Slidell, says :-A more literal restoration of the statu,8 quo could scarcely have been effected, so far as the four passengers themselves are concerned, as by a singular coinvidence .they have come to Eng- land inl,;.the very steamship in ?? they would have made the Atlautib yoyagge ...

... 611cral ?Iltdligvla. I A proposal is talked of officially to collect ai army of 50,00 men at Aldershott, during the in E-;iibition of this year. The personaltv of the late Mr Thomas Broad- A wood, the well-kno vii pianoforte manufacture, ar has been swvorn uetdler £350,000. o A telegraphic despatell states that, on 29th t December, a train passed over the whole line R fromt Iiomc to Ceprano on ...

... SUFFElIlNGS AND CANNIBALISMI OF AN AIMERICAN .n WIIALFR'S BOAT'S CREWV.I th The St Johii Daily NeYrts of December 6th has an account of the sufferings of John F. Sulli- van of Hladlley Falls, Mass., and his compz nions, cii deserters from the whaleships Daniel Webster and a Ansel Gibbs, of New Bedford, in Cumberland Pa Straits, on the 4th Aug. last. The narrative was an written by Sullivan. ...

... :0ttIlas tg I Pifbtar. , OO CARDS. .Sin,-4 It the crage for modern improvement, you I geistss~mer you dear' tiucks of creatures,-are always t .ready toisupport any more sensible advances k~romu the oaend~mrorsof your gallantry,,.the fair sex, to whish II hav,'tbe honour and felicity 1o belong. The laitstE instance in hand is the ''No Card movement, which( is a very great improvement indeed, ...

... A GENTS. Aberdeen - A. R .1Mi1e. iawif k 7-R. Black. ODo. _._Thlos. 3nie Do_ ?? i% ?? - ,-J. Dalwyeish. ?? Castle St. innerleithen .ltRbcot Sml. Do. __L. .e. Smith. ;Inver ?? Cani beU. Do. _-D. Wyllie & Son. JedbsrglL._.A. A W. L roS O Alloka__ __J. Lotlilan. Do. _ Sll. O Do. ?? N. Morrison. JuiperGreetn Mis MCikic. Do. -~J. Winlgate. hros_ G.Btlc. Anstruther __L. Russell. Do. _ Esiec. ...

... A FAIR OFFER FROM JOHN BULL TO MISS COLUMBIA. Shall we kiss and be friends? Why not? Siter Columbia No more ugly faces let you and me pull Though we both have our tempers, our worries and troubles, Let bygones be bygones for me, says John Bull, You must own that you've given me a deal of bad language, And have been far too free with your bunkuin and brag: That I'll pocket, if now, like a ...