... GLASGOW ELDERS' ASSOCI&TION IN CONNECTION' WITH THE CHURCH op SCOTL&ND. - . . 1 . _ . . . .- I The annual dinner of this association was held last night , St. sary a Hall. Upwards of 70 gentlemen eat ?? dlner. The chair was occupied by John Paul, Esq., who wa0 Bupported right and left by the Rev. Dr. Robertson; ,Le,. Roger Hall; - Aitken, Esq.; Archibald Robertson, Esq. Daniel Forbes, Eeq.; ...

... IADDRESS OF CONDOLENCE TO HER MAJEtrI I FROMI oPoaro. _ _ , _ - - .- I The following Addressof Condolence from ?? red. dents in Oporto, on the lamented death of the Priace Cen- sort, has been forwarded to ier Majesty:- TO THE QUM' MOST EXCELUST MAJESTY, 'Way it please your Majesty, We, your Majesty's loyal and devoted subjects, residing at Oportoi the kingdom of Portagal durle to approach your ...

... WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1862. - f r NOTES OF TUE WEEK. America has become quite obsequious in her apologies and explanations. Friday's Gazette an- nounces, in three distinct instances, her readiness to s make things pleasant by spontaneous offers of, redress and reparation, even before the English Ambassador, Lord Lyovs, had time to make any formal complaints. The prisoners captured on board ...

... i. YESTERDAY'S number of the O)inionc of %tTurin contains an important article on the Roman t question. According to that generally well-informed ., journal, there is at present a question of substituting Italian for Pontifical troops in the Patrimony of St. 3kPeter, or at least of establishing mixed garrisons of e French and Italian troops on the frontiers, while ar Rome would remain in ...

... I PORaImADOG. T11E SniHPING INTERsEST.-It is calculated that the value of the shipping belonging to this rapidly-rising little port amounts at the present time to upwards of , He POtTM.DOC VOLUNTEIS5.-As ?? briefly hinted last week, the Volunteers at PortmadoO havo beeu busi. ly engaged lately in. perfecting themselves in the use of the rifle and class shooting. In order to render this ...

... AMERICAN AFFARS. Our intelligence from NOeW Yoxk isto the l1th. The leading articles of the reas 'relpecting ffng- land contain nothing of Importan~e. The Ricmorng Wheg, expreing the hopes of the sessionfsta ri. fenbg to Mr,. ewrpd's despitch bupon the Trent quesdton, thinks England ill renew her demand for an apology, or for suck avowal5 55 w g tee th; Brrtish flag from further hnaul The same ...

... AMEI4tlCW'.' rp fEBUTER'S EXPRESS.] LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY. The Canadian screw steamer Norwegian, Cap, L tain McMaster, from Portland (Maine) on the 1UD sh inst., via Londonderry, arrived in the Mersey0 about eight o'clock this morning. The news by this arrival has been generally anticipated. or The Partlavd Argus of the 11th, in an editorial oj on the rumour that the Washington Government i had ...

... AMERICA. (From our Correspondent) LIVERPOOL, Molday. The Asia's despatches, &c., were landed this morning. THE SITUATION. The most interesting news from Washington is the re- signation of Ml: Simon Cameron, Seeretary of War, who has accepted the mission to Russia, from which Mr. Cassius M. Clay is about to retire, in order, it is said, to take a command in the amly. Dir. Cameron's successor is ...

... -XimEpoPl JXX B t + SALUS POPHI Byx SOpERA. DOMESTIC. The address in reply to the Speech from the Throne will be moved in the Upper House by Lord Dufferin and seconded by Lord Shelburne. Her Majesty's Commissioners have notified that the International Exhibition will be opened on Thursday, the 1st of May. On the occasion of the inauguration, only holders of season tickets will be admitted. It ...

... CONDUCT bOF- ENGLIStiEN51 I I I IN PRUSSIA. I The Berlin correspondent of one of the London daily papers writes under date January 16, as follows :- Another ' Ieadonald affair has taken place iu Ger- many. The occurrence, which caie off at Stuttgart is termed by the German 'Apera; 'a 'enJis' ofl-tfe'vell- known'brutelities which the hugliqh a6ltV thern'1eds to indulge in at that town. I take ...

... HOLDERNESS WARD MEETING. A meeting of the ratepayers of thisward was held on Tuesday evening, in ?? sohool-room. The chair was occupied by J. Wright,_ Esq, and there was a large attendance, including Mr Ald. Moss, Mr Ald. Samunelson, Mr Aid. Witty, Councillors Waller, Beni. ter, Chapman, Reckitt, Bellamy, Field, MacMillan, and Story. After a few introductory remarks from the CHArRMAN, Mr ...

... FRIENDLY ADvIOE TO THE POPE. - Stand not upon the order of your going, but go at onco. THE READING-Roor OF THE BRITISH MUSEi4.- Facotiously known as The Author's Crib.' ?? STYLES OF CONSOLATION.-A Man's1Well, I'll tell you what you must do. A Woman's-Ah - Itold you- how it would be. STONE-BLIND.-We suppose that an old -'hunter may be said to be stone-blind, when the poor beast has got ...