... TIr-l: HRAELD'S COMMENT UPON rMR. STODDAI]D'S LECTUWIT. | ?? >¢ mrapa 1 -t,, ?? THE AMERMSIc~ PF5ss S--TiRs inISM. - To/ ti, Editor of the Glasgow Herct'. mnui Ssr:,-I~n your editorial notice of my lecture, to which I ont bave alr-eady made allusion,, you tale me roundy to taskior Cosf my reoarkhs upon ' the attitude of Great Britain-more anl especially of that of thlt leading press of this ...

... A FRl'EE CHCiH MINISTER ON DANcING AN-D JOURNALISM. The I,, reetss Adveir tisor of Saturday ?? Sabbath evening we are given to umdeistanid that we were honoured bv an introduction into a new sphere of usefulness by the Riev. MIr. (iameron,Ardersier, who, ?? East Chrc h here. took the liberty to bring our humble selves be- fore hts adihencc in connection -with the subject of dancing. The rev. ...

... C OMIETITION- FOR TRUSTEESHIP. Ip~ - ?? folr ?? trnezeeship on the seques-1 i-iJuo' 1210 (x., frocers, Pitt StreeUt, * A -CI ir. An ?? :L,_ 1'oih-ek. accountant, and LlIt oe k CO li II t Mnt. ?? poil~llt arc soffe' -Iandit . Imprtant but thle wholu etfact are fully' tnrl ltrtw iu and No\~te of Sheriff Bell, - LthJ,~iiuary. liz?Gi- --IhVin~g consiidered the i~f~r Archil .0.0 IPillo- k, ...

... T.ALE FOL SCEPTAINI?C. M.IOONLIOiii EV;EN;; i. iux; 1, su .xautrVL1~sI .LEr ..Lu,_.ITi ?? ?? ; 310015 3 RSIN(I; A:D iSEITINX. At 4 days old sle sets at, and At 15, itfi6lrises ahioutteve g. n shiines till, about 10 niglit. 1., :it sL quarter after - 5 daysold ?? . . - 17, at ?? ?? S - t,,, ,i 2 . .l . ,, IS, ab-uot .1 ,, 7 ,, ,, at orne.r. 1 orn. - , 19, abont .11 - 7 or ID: __bolit.. . . rat ...

... On native matters, we learn from the Southern papers that there is little news of an assuring chalracteL. There seems, says the Daily Soaetherm Cr.ess, to be a hill before the storms au oppressive silence before the tempest. Will the peace be disturbed; or shall we tide over the difficulty without an appeal to arms? These are questions which t men ask themselves daily, without any prospect of ...

... 1AFTE RNOON EDITION. ?? .5. 4HEALSD (FI'leE, SuttA1 2.;10 T'.1t. HKLB Y T iiit, E $xnRlAsY H. P . ~ ~ 1 fgl e;TEJECPAPH. c FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. r THE POLISH INSURRECTION. Several regiments of the Imperial Guard had arrived at Warsaw, and the Colonels asked., in the naules of their offi- cers, to be permitted to march against the insurgents. The ' Grand Duke thanked themn. and added their ...

... A NEAPOTJ-AN M,3IGANi'). bite Cnriiwecp ntieht irf the ?? x'vlitittg Nl'i the 10th inst., tell> tjenl floiittn sbory: As tile sinashine of a BilIOP was laid 'itI wits as the necessary euiiditi' n of preena onl railways, So the. ?? of the Glu' srrt:,lr led to inlcrea-'eii eli' rts t' seize the i ?? vills. inly tw o. ?? have e>ltj1>i ?? Torle ictl Grece' tas laid hbold of aitli a, :,r ?? ' inlo ...

... A 'ITI' TO THE GREAT WALL OF CUTNA. The foil ,Niing are extracts frolml a letter-ritten y a young gentleman belonging to the LTitish Legation, ill Pckin, to two younigU friends in (lIasgow - H11. B. M.'s Legation Petkin, Oct. 30, 18i32. My dealn WF. J. and K. ?? promised to tell you something about the Great Wiall of China and Mongolia upon my ri- tulrn from all expedition which I was about to ...

... T dre thi-tntli t-rdnary general meeting of the share- I. ?? of thit railway wvais held yesterday, at thle Offices-, 04 IV .lc--tI 'ct S-tret ?? J. P., Abtin. the deputy4-chair- >'-in etheniueit oiinveniing thle mne-thig having, been i'-'VJ and lie seal of the cruinpatty ?? to the share re- ?? it ws~n aga-ced that die report by the director>. witich i-a'i beets 1'Jitvtd ft-r circulation. ...

... THE CIVIL VWAR IN AMIERICA. (Frrnu the VilmesfCorrespinlednt.) Nmew York, Iuhb. 10. M[R 5012AtCE UREELEY. Mr. Horace Greeley has takena position on the war jues- tion which wakes himn for the time being the most pi ominent politician and statesman in America. Those wvho under- stand the temiper of the people, and study the cunenot of events, see at a glance that his logic leads to peace. Conl- ...

... - The-folloving Confederate version of the Virginia, Mary- hIafd; and Western campaigns is contained in the Intercep- ted Despatches :-The first letter. from Mr. Benjamin to Mr. Sliddell, is dated Department of State, Richmond Sept. 26, 1862, and is occupied with an abstract of Pope's campaign in Virginia, M'Clellan's in Maryland, and the movements in the Whest, with a summary of losses of ...

... A P PO IN T ME NT S. - --N - I : ?? the Gazette.) WHITEHALL, JiN. 30. t The Queen has been pleased to order a CongO d'Elire- to the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of Bristol, em owering them to elect a Bishop of the See of Gloucester , and Bristol, the same being void by the translation of the Most Rev. rather in God Doctor William Thomson, late Bishop thereof, to the Cathedral and ...