... tow urn o - Marnl TO THE EDITOR OF TH1E DAILY NEWS. pi SIR,-Every one who wishes well to the Greek li nation must have been well pleased at once with the c conduct of the Greeks themselves since their revo- a lution, and with the way in which their conduct has t been appreciated by Englishmen in general. Things b have, in fact, come back to their natural position. si It was a thoroughly ...

... 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 ...

... BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. The Board of Trade returns for the month and ten months ended Oct. 31, were issued on Saturday. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and ten months in the last three years Month of October. For ten months 1860 £ 11,232,181 £112,956,527 1861 11,684,910 105,480,242 1862 9,846,835 ...

... GELLYGAER. THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND BAPTISM BY MERSION.—We are informed that the rector of this parish has caused a baptistry to be made in the church, near the font. This step has been taken by the worthy vicar to remove the scruples of those who could not become members of the Ch, rch of England otherwise than by passing through the rite of baptism by immersion. ...

... We make the following extracts from the papers brought by the late mails:- GOING GREAT LENGTHS. The New York World says :.-It requires 4,000,000 dollars per day to carry on our ex- penses, Four million dollar bills placed length- ways will extend 431 miles. In 54 days they would extend round the globe. In one year they would form a belt of dollar bills about 20 inches wide which would extend ...

... The county meeting held this week at Manchester, with the noble display of liberality with which it terminated, the many important facts which it was the means of eliciting and publishing to the world, and the future efforts of which it is a pledge, is a theme well worthy of all the expressions of gratification and admiration it has called forth. In two points of view it affords matter of ...

... ABERDARE. BURIAL BOARD.- The monthly meeting of this board was held on Tuesday last, when there were present Rev. E. Lewis (in the chair), Messrs. P. Rees, T. Williams, M. Edwards, and E. Griffiths. Tenders for removal of ashes from the top of Wind- sor-street to the cemetery were received, and or- dered to stand over until next meeting. A cheque for O!z. 3d., payable tp Messrs. Hopkins and ...

... 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 ...

... ILLEGAL WEIGHTES AND MEASUR ES. The ?? perscos were summoned at the police court, yesterday, oefoze Messrs, Shand, 11,ll, and Mozloy, for having in their ?? illegal weights and nensures:- William Williams, grocer and provslein dealer Great Howard-streot., wasn ?? at the i-tanoes of Inspector Jores for having tos scale3 t oz, escb agalnst the purchaser, and two tea scales-one 1l draohm and the ...

... CRISPIN AND HIS ROSAMOND. ELOPEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. A thriving town on the banks of the Tyne was recently the scene of one of those curious domestic escapades which but too frequently figure now- a-days in the columns of newspapers. 0 The gay Lothario, who is a humble follower of St. Crispin, and the delinquent on this occasion, had recently poured his amours strains into the ears of a fickle ...

... 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 ...

... IlY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. TJII; PtuNec or WALES arrived at Dover on Wi ednesday. Lru;AI, N. 's.-In the Court of C11111110J Pleas, to-day (Thursday), Mr O'Malley Irwin, a rnocuiler of the Irish bar, brought an jaction against Sir George Grey for liavirg neglected to Illy before tlje Queele a petition of right. BHo hivs his damages at 100,000. Lord Padlll(stoii. the Lord Chancellor, Sir George ...