... (Sta~ggewber Ibo WEDNESDAY MORNING, DH0EMBBR S. _ I Thi City of Baltlmore arrived at Queenstown yes terday, bringing dates from New York to the 22d Ilt. Some importans movements have been made by the atmles of Lee and Burnslde. The latter is now on the north aide of the Rappabannock, and pushing on lowards Richmond. Gen. Le occupies the south elde, so that the position of the two armies Is now ...

... 5 UNLVERBITY OF GL&SGOW-ADDaESS TO rTH I REV. DRE HELL. At a meeting of the students attending the theologicl clase In the University, held on Thursday the 27th olt., IL was ?? agreod that an Address be drawn up aat presented to the Rev. Dr. Hill expressive of the studentea gratitude tohimus professorand affctlon forblm as ofrlend It w also greed that the reverend professor should be requested ...

... I LAT.EST I :- ?? - , X NEWS. I ZML . ?? aiurdy EMemfoli 2AY MA.GHEI'lO TBZLRGAPH4 1ORBIGNT INTELLIGENOW~ VTMY OF THU TAOOPS AT STL PETBR URG. The YVioena 0orrepondent of the Tina sy that a few days ago a ?? of Lanoers of the Garud, which to at S Petersburg, matil AU the: privales I and aonMinusned. officer ae now ID ohlnse and In prisn, sdtibj will be soon tiled by. ocurt-iara, wich !* tao be ...

... RAMILTON-Doe. 4L I 1RarhwAv VmAwm. ~ &Vn _. a 1_ - *, - I I RAMILWTAt V0oMA. Ms-O* the 18th of NoveMnbe ast, a person named William Martin, baker, East Calder, w paeunge. with thetesan which left ilasgow Buchanan Stre Station o2 the Valedozlan Rillwsy, a t 20 P d,, and when at a point of the lne betwixt Old Oarnbroe and Holy. town Bank, he ldt tbe carriage by which he wa eo travelling, while ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARM?' I Anv 7 ?? I1.A9 UN IST DEQC., 186L (From the Edinburgh Gazette.) where two pleles are me onet , the last named is ah-t at 'oh t4 r Depot of the Regirnen is stationd. LF f Gseuorie. Foot. sta, WieendseoPar. . 12th, (1st Batt.) New S. Walaj 2!, Regent~s Pork.Clratham. 3 isit~vri. i t(2d Batt.) Cork-Chathsto: . yde Pk 13th, (Istlatt.) BengaldFermov, 3 Dagom ...

... THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN IlVALY. (From the Globe.) Signor Ratazzl announced hls resignation to the Chamber on the 2d of December, se possant en homme ine ftPris. He folded his offlcial robes about him, and described himself as having fallen a victim to his good Intentions. The late President of the Council Sa an old actor. Be knows how to enter and how to quit officlal life with a certain ...

... 1(91a-~m 4e Io FRIDAY MORNING, DERMBEBR 5. AN Interesting dicussion took place ia the Town Conncli yesterday upon the MILachlan caue, on the motion of De. Joshua Paterson, deprecating the principle of setting ,alde the solemn and deliberate verdict of Judge and Jury by a secret inquIry, [nstl- tuted as the result of ?? excitement. The motion wan ultimately withdrawn; but the debate was a ...

... IIGlas Ntmlbro. ? SAYIV THURSDAY MORNINGE DBOffHBR 2 . | A TELEGRAM to the Times per the City of Baltimore, whlch arrived at Queenstown from New York on Tuesday, states that President Lincolu, ln his forth- coming Measage to Congress, will refer at length to his emancipation policy, both as regards his edict liberating all slaves In the Southern States on the first of January next, and his ...

... ?? rXE PRESBYTERY OF GL&SGOW. Mhe ordinary monthly meeting of the Free Presbytery ol I Glasgow was held In the Psesbytery HLOuSe yettzrday lo:e- ueon-b RB'v. Dr. Roxburgh, Moderator. VORMGN lxsioss. Mr. JOEN8TOXZ, in reporting an the ?? to the Novelga Miaslors, stated that wblle there was over the Whole Cburch an ?? the ooulecton for the Last eght. nonths, there was aleo a considerable ...

... PROPOSED SITE FOR THE PRINCE CONSORT _ .- _MEMORIALI To t A XEdstO of thA GtaaoMu Be-c. SIB,-Peranit me to suggest that the proposed memorial y be placed In the most public and commanding positton he city affods, while no part of the funds need be applied to purchase lb sitt. We should have it also peculiarly of Glasgow material and manufacture, and ?? at once to every one entering or leaving ...

... I- *J- -- - G-E = I GB :B '~'-RHC AND THE ABBESV,* : - ...

... THE SUEZ CANAL. I . A . ?? (From the T1iee? Correspndentl The cowtructlon of the rigoeb which form the chanel for the conveyance of the water to the Centre of the Isthmus, asw been pushed forward during the pat summer by a coan centration upon It of the company's whole efforts, regardless apparently of every consideration but that of being able to put forth a fresh sensational announcement. ...