... 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 ...

... 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 ...

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

... ., KILREGGAN AND COV. - The second annua soiree under the auspiees of the Young Men's Mutual Improvement Society took place in the Free r Schcol-Roomaon Friday evening last-Mr. -Adar M'Lellan,. Park:Plaece i'the ebair. On the -platform were- Rev. R. S 0I Story, Roseneath; Rev. David Shanks, Craigrownalo Ir. Abegoizmbie,.COaigrownis Castle; -Mr-A rde6ou yr. t Kncokderry;:TWr. Miller. Portkill;- ...

... DEVIATION dO THE COIASS. - - (Prom the athoucuni: Board of Trae, ,lac-lb, iS6Q. . vvimg addressed letters to. you, sinco 3854, respeting the dviaetionof ehips' compasses, whicob you honouredh y publicatioDsI I am encouraged to submit a few more remarks in contritation. In oue letter the valnes of a neutral pohint and of a neutral line, were urged: and in anotberthe importance of asecertain log ...

... AFRNOONR EDO tI ]E HER'Ln ~oppfon? Mr .- 4 W_ 0 B~~E1;ALD OmmIC, Thlmdiriv s. rm. BY BzLECTRIC TELGAspt OBERIGN INTXLLIG-NCV .TIM ITALAN PABLUIgME - . n the Selaitc to day Baron Rieo'li mad a - - ' ment of the policy of his Miistry wh regard to the e q questioi. Be said that at Rome not onlg the in* . the Italians but of humanity in general were at Stake; Ld baps at this very momzent our ...

... L I V ER -DPo 0L B W S. . (From our ?? Correspondent.) - -- Janary.19. THE DRSTRIYCIIQX. OF C~fABLSTo5; EAtRBOUR In my yesterde's fcommnication I ade1 ageneal' alluaion to the co Ipideng wb datak pigce batwa the 6hiioWzers' AS&ociatioaz of thii port and EariAsell, on the But5j0qt of-blki IDg uir ?? d tb. tbreot of Bmiiary deetroying others by ordors ii Fe . GovernmeX lno w ie: condition ...

... I par ??7 11 StreetY ass.brokes. into,.Audmvo Twls of ge Spaish breed ?? olL A maa named .e4otbart, ?? a noie amonat thie hens, ralsed'is 'willdiiw and ealed out, when two men Irat cff, sid ahoy eiind out by a hole inthe rcof aj jjk. Iwse mane off. Be dettib fiveneas amissi, sia others were foonaddead.U wthb-or iseaw the hen lhonese. .- ?? PoLs C-uoxJBi. Twelvc persons- were brotght be. faie ...

... VOLUNMEER RES[GNATlONS. d (?rom the Satrday Review.) z Why are the rifaemen so 8s11 a proportion of the whole Le body of Volunteers ' The true answer to this question is I What is it tbatindaces volunteers to sign' Eor thoughl the service has a comparatively feeble'hold of the non-shoot' ig~ element which makes up se large a proportion of its ngerical strangth, we.should be very far from the ...