... LONDON, JANU4RY 1i. , ,,a s.. THE PRINCE OF -te stated thlt his Royal Highness tuietirice of W;is Vilt IfVe tr-, 0 land for the LeratiiEries~ ibouthe 1-t r 14th of next monthdiat hisay in the Ewt wi!L , extend over about.ledr ths. 't waiitcip red that the Prince woud h etakert moat promijisnt part in the i 3ug-uton =f ghe (rea; Exbibiti4 bat, nuder the ablse arrangement, it'is' nat ...

... L 1CO BRID1E.-:16.- e | g |itrc arcsiI . i st very heavy. Iieresfr&eb;eioaentvr ac * ?? t thlibe wak~of 4htd~q5Qfl9GDi 4149tItou ki t iaowi*b id s6vetf,1 wbi &her the g teosrlI -daud' I . duggishi adthe-average employment of the men sa engaged may be said to run about four and a half days per weeL - .TBZ WmtHE&.-Tie weather for some time past has * rain aI~erua~iug. These ever-varyingechanges ...

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... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 20. BY the arrival of the steamship Persi. we have the gratifying intelligence that the Pamana, with the Fadi- I,, , I I I . IL _o p_. . a I Hier Guards on board, had arrived safely. at Sydney,: Cape-Breton, on the Gth ust, aud, after coaling, she sailed for St. John's, New Brunswick, the same day. The Parana and Adriatic. left Southampton on- the 20th ult., and the ...

... ?? Ac 'Ad s ARoTRng A-VD LECTURE BY SBOFEgSOB BLACKIE ON A COMPARISON AD COGNTAST BETWEEN THE ENGLISH, SCOTCH, AND GERMAN DNISIV5TIEM~ On Saturday, the monthly meeting of the Glaegow Branch of the Educational Institute of Scotland was held in the High School, when Professor Blackie, of Edinburgh, de. livered a lecture on A Comparison and Contrast between the English, Scotch, and German ...

... , 'Itn's ta tbt ebitor. 41, ,LATE,] REV. Mlt (ILLIES, THE EDINBURGH miig CABMIlN, AND TIE SABl'LATU Hlt' Jr,,-A Iioisy profession, or mere empty talk, corm- h]a twith incoaflsi~teit action, means nothing, if it do teon , aoprove tnjnlriou to society at large. A bright ex- ?? ie however, of qniet anli consistent life and ic- eac m ccleile to the Sal bath, and a ministeis duty to- him ti 1 his ...

... BY ELEC'TRIC TEL.EGRAPI. [aseUTZR'S TIFLEGRAMS.]s OFFICIAL DISPATCHES FROM: LORD 1YONS TO EARL RUSSELL. the GreCtte of lat night costains despatches not previously publissed from Lo rd9 Lyons to Earl Russell, dated 31st December. The first despatch refers to the release of the two Aiec. rifcac citizens tasen from the Eugenia Smith under the British flag, the result of which is already known. ...

... LATEST PROM AMERICA. - -T Ov I- vzr ARRIVAL OF' THE PEu~L SAFETY OF THE PARANA. (Prom eM own Correspondent) I Livcrpool, Satur ...

... (FROM THIE TIMES.) The invasion with which the North has been threatened has now taken place, and New York, Boston, and Philadelphia are in complete posses. sion of the enemy. The United States Trea- sury is a prey to insolvency, the New York banks, with rare exceptions, cease to pay their debts. and the third instalment of the Federal Loan fails. For the ugly word insolvency a gentle ...