... (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 ...

... 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 ...

... , '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. ...

... (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 ...

... AM E IC A.. INe (BY sPECIAL EXPRESS FROM ILIVERPOOL.) ste LIVERPOOL, Wednesday. is The Cunard mail steamship America, from New 'm .York on the 4th, arrived here at ten o'clock; this pa morningg. The Asia, Adriatic, and Persia arrived at Hali- fax on the 31st 'lt. The Etna, Borussa, and Niagara had arrived out. TUF TRENW AFFAIR. The Tribune of the 1st, in a leader entitled be] England's ...

... allburg vost-virt. BOXES CLOOS MAzts. .aon'ralt Reev'i p. r} n Is P. m OI:ole I smI dr 'Aberdeenl ?? . 5 5 IO OA 10 0.,;I ( o o 200 Do.(OnSundays at 4 Pat.) 2 OtP 7 P 7 j7 ?? 7 liA 10- OPI 1) 0PI *Do.) IneludIg N.E Di- j 1 SOP 11 0.. I 12 Di.a vision of Eng3ld 3 b ?? 3 Pi' 5 ' I 7 404 Dalkelth, Peebles, ?? 5 16A 0i 10 PI3 P Dablia & S of Ireland . 40P O6 ° 6 O, 7 o0 Do n *fles 7. 7 10P 7 oP 7 ...

... ?-iailtjaj atafft gutipts. The following are tite IRlalway Receipta for the past week:- .1a2 1861. Belfait and Nortberm Counties * X1,753 £:1,079 Bellaat and County Dowu - * 5;;d 4t6 Blyt ianaT yne - 1,161 1, 49 Bristol and Exeter - - -,.68 5,222 Caiedonian - - 15,758 16,54 Cork Atid Bandon - - - - i 314 Cork, Blaekrock and Paorage - 183 193 Cormwal ?? ,0' 944 Daeeide - - . 8 2SI Dublin and ...

... I THE BLOCKING UP OF CHARLESTON HARBOUR. The Times ?? is understood that in December last, Earl Russell -instructed Lord Lyons to intimate to the Federal Government the disapprobation which would be excited in Eng- land and on the Continent, if the intention of blocking up the Southern purts with stone was carried into effect, and that such a proceeding would be looked upon as vindictive, and ...

... THE EMPE ROR OF AUSTRIA AT VERONA. A good deal of attention has been paid on the Continent to speeches which were made by the L Emperor of Austria and General Benedek during a recent review at Verona. As the exact words made use of on the occasion have never been re- cord(ld, we give the following report from the Vivinnia Press. The Emperor said- The perfect discipline, health, and splendid ...

... 0 1 Pligious ?Iltclligmlte. GLASGOW UNITED PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTERY.-YeS terday, the ordinary meeting of this Presbytery was held -the Rev. Mr Hay, Govan, moderator. The Presbytery took up the call of the Rev. A. Wallace, of East Camplecl Street U.P. Church, from Albion Chapel congregation, London. Commissioners from East Campbell Street appeared, but none from London. The reasons for and ...