... The Couert JTournal announces that the mar- em riage of his Royal Highness the Prince of W~ales in with the Princess Alexandra will be solenunised for~ in April next in St George's Chapel, W~indsor, the for which event preparations are being muade. Coi at colliery explosion took place near Newv- Go castle on Saturday, causing the deaths of thir- d c teen men.m Sergeant Glover, a barrister of ...

... IPEflSOtNAL TRAITSi INT THIE ClIARlACT'ER| | OV+ THE4 PRlSiNl'E OF WALEFS. l The N~ordo'rsi lns ?? reports a specch male by th * Eai 1 of Cn'ithntess at a dinner helrl at Wick; on dalobv ini cell ebationl o, the hi rthd ay of H. ?? the Prinee of W\ales. In the course of his remiarks the u noh Earl is repo;rtedl to have ?? P'rince o~f Wi'les is a young mean of whoml, if I nlay h nlbzed Iemsy ...

... THE' OLASGOW CHORAL U'NION, ENOEDIJ AN!) Tri1e ' S.9TA5T MA TER. The gentleman) enlgaged to fuxrnish us with a notice of thle 1irocecedings in the C~ity Hall, Glas- guw, on W~ednesday night, having been unfortu- nately called otherwise away, wec are necessitated to give the gencral conclusions of thle critic of the GlaCsgow lleratld. We mnay premise, in brief, that Beethovenl's Engedi ...

... '4di 101to Nidd loolro. UNITED PRIESBYTERrAN CHunleH, BROUoHoTY Fascsc.-On Tuesda, evening, the annual meeting of the United Presbyterian congregation, Bronghty Ferry, was held in the church. Charles Smith, Esq., presided as chairman of the managers. The Chairman, in a few highly appropriate re- marks, introduced the buisness of the evening, and alluding in pleasing terms to the successful ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRA1H. + ?? oi ' ?? [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] an( offi THE REVOLUTION IN GREECE. PARIS,. November 26.-The Constitutionnel con- 'tains an article on the affairs of Greece, signed to by its chief editor, Limayrac. It says that 5 France has no motive for refusing, should 'Eng- wae land make the proposition to renew the engage- ing ment of the. three Powers with Greece. The, d. ...

... BY f -i'LC -- 'TLEGRAPH. [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] C TIHE WAR IN AHERICA. d GENERAL M'CLELLAN SERENADED, d ti AiREST OF TWO OFFICERS OF HIS STAFF. h FRANCE AND SPAIN DEMANDING REDRESS. Part of the following appeared in our second edition of yesterday:- LONDONDERRY, Thursday Morning.--The s.s. h Bohemian, from Quebec on the 15th inst., has A arrived here. She landed all her mails except si those ...

... SECOND EDITION OF YE.STERDAY. LATER F'ROM1 AMEIE1CA. LoxDoN DER1:Y, Thalrsd ay. -The North Amneri- can, from Queb~ec on 3d inistanlt, landled all mails, excepting Liverpool. She brings New Yhork; dates to the 3d, vai Cape Race. tEW VroRiE, Nhov. 3, Evening.-The advance of MI'CIellan's army continues. The 'edleral General Pleasington met the Confederates at Philljinonte. The Confederates, after ...

... EXTRAORDIvNARlY CONDUCTS OF A On Tuesday, a leugtlheued investigation took pilaco at the offices of the Local Marine Board, Bristol, relative to a charge brought against Cap~tainl Mathias, late master of the barque Usk, belonging to Messrs T. Benyon and Co., New- port. It will he remembered that the vessel was ordered to a port in C:hili,, and that after getting as far as Capxe Horn, Captain ...

... .111GB SCHOIOOLO E DINBUEGAH. I NAUGURATION OF THIE BUSTl OF Hx.R.H. THEI PRINCE OF WALES. ?? inauguration of the bust of H.R.H. the P rince of WVales took place yesterday within the G reat Hall of the High School. The bust, which lis the work of Mr John Steel1, ?? her Ma. j esty's Sculptor for Scotland, wfe heave noticed lpreviously in oar columns. It is indeed a beauti- * ful work of Art, ...

... 6fotf adtfoutonin. WIINDSOR CASTLcE, NOV. 26. The Queen, accompanied by the Princess Alexandra, Princess Lottia of Hesse, and attended by the Hon. Mrs Bruce, walked and drove this morning. Prince Christian (of Denmark) arrived at the Castle yesterday, attended by General d'Ox1olsm. The Duke of Nemours, Princess Marguerite: the Count dEu, and the Duke of Alencon, visited her lifltjesty. AModamo ...

... SUMMAI?Y. Another Cabinet Council wias held yesterday. The Rev. Dr Caird, of Park Church, Glasgow has been appointed Professor of Divinity in the 'Jiasgow University. An election rowf took place at Southampton last night. The Lord Mayor of London, who is the Conservative candidate, was disturbed at the meeting called by his friends, andy the muob deemed it necessary to destroy a good deal of ...

... J The elections yesterday, the result of which we report from various burgbs, passed over very quietly ; indeed, the complaint is ge neral that there has been no anxiety in search of municipal hopours. her Majesty, at the Cabinet Council held on Saturday, gave her consent to the contract of viarriage between his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales and the Princess Alexandra. This is tedegraphic ...