... SCOTTISH TEMPERANCE LEAGUE, . - -1 _ - - I ?? .~ 2 : The annual soiree of the members and frien'd, of iL, Scottish Temperance League was ellet Lt i:t lln t! ' Trades' Hall, Glassford Street, which was crowde d t to e ess. The chair was occupied by Robert Smith. E E-., the e l'rss. dent of the Institution; and on the platform. suinen, were the Rev. D. M .lacrae, Rev . James Framen; I'e.Mr.S ...

... ?? Lt1' T£T-.>n-' -IN. | ?? OX ' tri, Ma'ria;.\ 9.50 Pi.If R 1y T ?? L 2,. i; S P H. AMERIC0A. AIittIVAL. OF THE ?? . 'l'!,oFr flnoweg is thle Ptisom ...

... TEE YANKEE AND THE COSSAME 11z :_s T?_io-wl I (From the Saturday Review.) The great service which -? period of commotion readers to he cause of progress is that itforces menhonestly to take their *ide=. In times of peace it is easy to varnish aver the base- ness of an insincere heart by wordy professiors. When no danger presses the tyrant can talk, the cant of freedom, the egotist can recite ...

... LONTDON, NOVEMBER ,, * ArTACK ?? ;MR. MIA'IA oIN, M. P.-Oni Thursday night -week bonfires blazed in different places along- the sthores of the Suir, Nore, and Barrow, testifying the satisfaction of the fishermen at the ?? of the salmon fishetiesbeinlg againthrown open to tnem. As will be seen by the following inearly tragic occuar- rence, the feelings of those wiho are suffering for the public ...

... E N G L A N D. PIRAC;Y A-ND MURDER IN TIME CHINA SEA-S.-A telegram was received hin Liverpool on Wednesday from Suez, in anticipation of the India and China mail, to the ofieot that the Liverpool ship Panama, Captain Johnson, had been captured in thae China Seas by pirates, and that the captain, his officers, and crew had all boon brutally murdered, and that the ship, after being( pillaged, ...

... I ROYAL NATIONAL 2 LIEBOx.V INSTITUTION. I On Thursd-y the 5th Novenmbera meerir-e of tidis iuseica- tion was held at its house. John Street, Adel iin Thofles Chapm1an, E-q.. ?? V.P., in the Chair. Payments amounting to £30 were voted to the crew of the 'leetwood lifeboat, in admiration of their noble conduct onl two o3a Eions. Rewards amounting to £3'03 were also voted to the crew7s of tbe ...

... T T Q- T:HE GREAT GERAN QUESTION. (From the Globe of Thursday.) A pretender to the sovereignty of Holstein, Lauen- burg, and Schleswig has already appeared. Frederic, Duke of Augustenburg, styling himself Frederic, Duke of Schleswig-Holstein, calls in question the rights of Kina Christian IX. Yesterday he was at Berlin laying0 his case before Minister Bismark. Yesterday also he published a ...

... ?? pj-rESBYTErY. I =i.t ?? f this rev. Court wv r >X ; t '7 ?? r -. -: .. E FO iXT1. . i .~ ?? A :, r. Shanks' term of ?? *(l. Mi~z~z ;t~ liil as appointed HoMcrator ka .1 t !t .; ?? rirti c andl took the chair accordingly. F. .i.: \a ?? .- tM >xTlN C')U STUDTNS. ; .. Ls ener of the commrittee ...

... T2IE rOLISII INTSURREEC'TION. THE NATIONAL UOVETZMUNT. The Ticsrr LlozW of Out. :1 gives tb, ?? a:cuiunt of the preserit owrginlatiion of the Polisb Nation'al GGovern- merit I ine Nfatacixal Govecrinar;nt constiss of seven members, which chonge freo'.ae30iy so~id occording to the cuirrent of po~pular opinic'. Al--gsiole of the Uoveral-ueni, and le- !endent of it. is the Suiprcne Court of ...

... On Tuesday evening there was a crowded meeting of the London Anthropological Society-Sir Chas. Nicholson in the chair-to hear a paper read by Dr. Hunt, the president of the society, On the Negro; his Place in Nature. The subject was considered in an elaborate manner, under the separate divisions of physical, mental, and moral develop- ment. This question, Dr. Hunt observed, though never ...

... MT. MARQUIS CHISHOLM IN> JAPAN. We have received the following letter from a gentleman resident in Yokohama, Japan:- ° Yokohama, September 11I, 1S&S. This musical artiste, a native of Glasgow, arrived here from f China a few weeks ago, and is giviln concerts with great t success. Mr. Chisholm is the first musical artiste who has visited this remote part of the world; and the astonishment of ...

... ,E L Mn &sa (From the TiMes.) The good fortune which is said to wait upon valour does not always attend jobbery, however determined and courageous. If ever a body of men had this title to success, it was the promoters of ?? Company. Theyproctured a ?? Government by methods and arguments which Con- servative speakers were afterwards driven to justify upon principles worthy of Sir Robert Walpole ...