... 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 Montreal correspondent of the Times tells us the following story, which can only find a parallel in the prison records of the Neapolitan Bourbons On Wednesday, the 8th January, Mr Shaver, of Belleville, Canada West, a Canadian gentle- man, who has been imprisoned in Forts Lafayette and Warren since the 15th of October, returned to Canada, having obtained his release through the exertions ...

... FRANCE. The T'ies says :-Lt is a fact that great misery prevails in some of the large manufacturing and commercial towns, and is likely to increase if the war continues. We hear of disquieting reports of the prefects to the Government, not only on the destitution of the working classes, but on that which generally accompanies destitution, deep discontent. The Government encourages the ...

... (Jbinburq?, Vnt-Mtla. BoxEs CLOSE. MAIL. Gen'rail oevgp I P.o in P. (. lioues,; Leith Edinr 'Aberdeen . ?? 1H, 10 0 OA I I 9p 7 2 Do. (on Sundaysat4P.IL) 7 30 7 7 7 Op; 720A 'Berilk. , 7ibA 1A p Q10 OPi - 'Do.P Includig N.E. Dl- I 10r 11 OAs 1 Or 12 ?? Do. vision otl Engid 615r1 3 Oi OP3 7 40. Daikeltih, Peebles, Jr. . 615AI 10 OP 19 Or, 3 lip Dublin S,. of Ireland , 6 40i 6 °PI 6OPIi40j , ...

... THE LARGEST AND CHElAPEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN GREAT BRITAIN. CIRCULATION IMORE THAN DOUBLED. GREAT ENLARGEMENT OF TIIE IVEELKLY HERALD AN D MIERCURY. T11E WEE]KLY HERALD AND M1ERCURY, In accortlance with the suljoinlletd Resohltions, utlitintously f ijjr:i-l to by thlC XeCUw, .IYentS.1as repre- senting the Vi;CW3 anti wants of the great majo- rity of readers of Weeekly 'Newspapers, is now ...

... THE ROYAL. FAMILY OF PORTUGAL. -The 'Times, speaking iof the recent-deaths in the Royal Famcily, of Portugal, remarks :-.-There is somnethuing especially striking in these, struinge coincidences. Kjngs and- Princes~in rapid Ene- ceso r svp la by the- pestilence which is or of' the closely imniured deniizen of some dense city. The death ,is not to the old, the 'luxurious, -the rioto's',' or to ...

... Uult I'mb Dstint 0sBoaYE, Janny 4. His. Majesty the King of the Belgius and their Serene Highnesses the Princess pohenlohe and Trince Iouis of ?? at Osborne. ?? Divino setwice was performed this mneftiing blythe Rev. G. Prothoro lefore the King of the Bergians, the Prince of Wales, the Princcss ITel6na, Princes Louise, Prince Arthur, and Princ'ess Hohenloeo. PRO BONO PUBLICO. MEETINGS, ...

... KUMMARCY. The Pers'n tand tho Niagamra have arrived w ith newv fr oij Anmericat to the I Oth insA. Ve Iatn !ii -witLL outieh satisfaction of the safety of Ilhe ?? and all on l eard. She had, it ap)l- ar, put into Syplacy, Cape Broton, short of coals; bitt aftur eoaling, is reported to have left for Halifax, wnner e we learn other vessels with troojta for (aida Ia have arri'ved. Terlograms ...

... CALtE DO NI2\ATN__ERC URY. SECON~D EDITION. M[ER.CtYEY OFF1EE, THrRSSUA.Y, ELEVE.N O CLO(%K, THEIl AMIERICANS DIFFICULTY. The Tim~e~s, in a leadler, ?? the Africa has brought is of a reassured character, but thinks it a duty to dlissect impartially the aewvs as it arrives, and to check any too violent exhilaration as p romp~tly as too strong a depres- sion. We all hope for peace, and we all ...

... Yesterday, an adjourned meeting of the City Parochial Board was held within the Board-room, Forrest R ?? Cairns, W.S., presiding. AMENDMENT OF THE LUNACY ACT. A report by the Law and Finance Committees on reinit as to the resolutions adopted by the representatives of the various Scotch Parochial Boards, in regard to the amendment of the Lunacy Act, was read by the Inspector. The report stated ...