... Y MORNIN, JANARYl2. MONDAY MIORNPING, JANULY 27. .. Ws understand that a movement has been institated i by the Lord Provost, and other gentlemen of thaji city, with the view of erecting a permanent memorial in Glasgow, in commemoration of the virtues of the late lamented Prince Consort. His Lordship has already received promise of cordial co-operation from. inflaential noblemen and gentlemen ...

... M OnRA0 TO Tun LATm PftxS CoNvsot2.-On Saturday, a meeticg of gentlemen was convened in the Council iail, for the purpose of coosidering the communication received from the Secretary of the National Memorial Committee in 3dinburgb. Provost Griove presided. After some onver- sation as to the propriety of erecting a local memorial, It was agreed to form themaelves into a committee, and, in col. ...

... 1. P., A;.; B A 77, - 1 =l 1.. .Bfii6 OFFIcF, PFdridy ret BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH, -H FORRSIGN.I N.TRLW;IexOK A species cf panic emed -at ae time to pevaif wen the budget was published. The pasage oE th2 report whih wvas partlcularly..remareked. is 'that; which staites that gird French Government hold the. indemaniii, boand pai bh Fiedmort after the Treaty of Zoilch at a iieg below tla at ...

... LECTURE BY DR. W. T. GAIRDNER. THE COURSE AND DURATION OF HUMAN LIFE. Last night, Dr. W. T. Gairdner, of Edinburgh, delivered his second lecture in the Queen's Rooms, on The last Census and some of its Lessons-the Courseand Daration of Huan Life. The chair was cconpied by Wm. Spens, Esq., who briefly introduced the lecturer. Dr. GAIRDSRR commenced by recapitulating the results which had been ...

... II P LEY. -SUIC -On Wednesday, a weaver, reaadingjin |IBIng. Street,- K~ilbaeoan, committed 'uicide by ?? hzmsel. in his onhonse.i The poor man waaboutW tgyarbage,; and havhig lost his wfiabonttgltt vefke ag he has be en in a desponding stateaeversice, HElefi aaaoe, it ppeirs, Ijing on atable, directing whelis wetc' was to be given to-; and expressing a hope that God would'forgive him for whe ...

... QUEENSLAND, To the Editor of the Glcsgmd HeraL SiB,-It may nothevb'-niortrfit to Your readers to know that- the natural and industrial- products of the colony of Queensland are likely to ocpcupy a onbiderable spice in the Exhibition of the Arts and Industry of All Nations, fn Lon- .don, in 1862, A catalbgue of an Exposition bald aM Brisbane, QOmens. land, In October,1861, has been pubelihed, ...

... TkZPAssiAOE OP TE PEnR8A.,The following highly complimentary letter, addressed to Captain Judkias, of the Persia, by General Russell and the offioers of the lMtilegliment, previous to disembarleatiou at Bic, p itself -`:Off the Island o5 Meic, River St, Uwa~rence, Dee. 26, 186L-Dear Capt~an Jadkins,- We, 3eiersigned passengers 'n yo ...

... : Last eight, the fourth aniual re-union and soiree of those -ln.connecuion with the shipping intereste of Glasgow took place -in the Merchants' Hall.3 utcheson Street. Tho walls were appropriatelydecorated with the flags emblematic of our own and other. nations, which gave the haU quite a gey appearamce. The company, which -was very large, began to ?? shortly aftek seven o'clock, and at half ...

... TH 3U U NUIWTTED STATES. (From our Coffespondsnt.1 New York, January 7, 1862 'TIe AmericaRn mind bas not yet made itself up comf ?? ably on the surrender of Meeser. Mason and SlidleEL Deli- cately as the matter was consummated by Lord Lyons, our brother Jodattsa finds ita hard-ve'y hard maeasure. Lord Lyone, bad be been winded to make a ebow of humbling the people whose Governor so recoutly ...

... 97 PESINOFSPCI AYMENTS AT lTlE hUSPZ5E NEW YORK. (Frem the Rconomlst) Tfbo suspension of specie payments as New York, which we last week proved to be prob able, has oc- urred. The dread of Mr. Chase's new currency, and at the depredation which might probably be the con- sequence of it, produced marvellous effect. The banks lost specie most rapidly during the last fort- Bight, and every day a ...

... tI B Y l ~ ~ l ~ t C P R [ C S ~ ~ l 5 L BU r & & V . - z FOREIG.11 ?? (. UTRSJ= T GLG Xl - ITALY. f. cacti. asn agtaS tf Ca~d4 Turin, jn&. - a.ga4 entsa cE Cswdinl. Azrton&U, ha, bisu al . sted at L .aorn s wa yig M e The ~cia anrue ccuce, hatMadrid, Jco g% j Tho;'Offea Gtwelfe S~uculates that Q4 on 146IA ti2 Maraeula, Jast. M. Fould6' report has excucled no inmlaeuzne on tte market here. ...

... COATBRIDGE-J3A. 2& i cn~eln 11/ cm _Vt#=ArA- spas A n WNTER PAMSH FJST.-Yeaterday ?? the Fast- day, the banks, shop., end other places of bueiness were all closed. The weather was cold but fine, and considerable numbers of those liberated took railway or 'bus for the city. The churches were but thinly attended. ?? INsrrrurs.-The sixth lecture of the course, in connection with this institute, ...