... ;ATION OF THE EGLINTON I &thG Sl~*1Te~ethA atatue iust _oa of inaugurating the statue anot be r to the ruemory of the late Earl of ,etto at ,gplaceon Saturday, underthemoatau. tO,.P;,ts nce. ''The movement thus happily originated, as our readers may be ,p~riOU ted v rign mtiug hold shortly after the ;reo, ptbD PAt that meetirg. which was one of e Ad tos infalential, we believe, ever ection ...

... I HOEALD Oprian, Monday Morning, BY TEL L Ra P H. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. The Emperor and Empress of the French have charged the Ambusador of France to convey to Lady Palmerston the expression of the sincere con- dolences of their Msjesties IREUTEWS TELEGRAM.) FRANCE. Paris, Oct. 20. The Gazette de ranceof this city, ?? learn that the Pope has resolved to establish a second arohbishopric, of ...

... E. G ,D Professor Longfellow has recently com- pleted an English blank verse version of the Divina CQmmedi., of Dante. A FAarf ?? Arflois..-Thoso who feel keenly an Ee do, 'the blighting effect upon the aitic's soul of a blue, lean, hungry, raw, frost- lbitten paper, with, au angry, patchy, type, wllm ?? with our fill sense of the blessings of a paper, and type, and general appearance, which ...

... MlJNICl r.ht MRiu ELEVF.NTII>ND A meAt- ic - A1 A; rl WA A . _ - weaunag of the elcI sofeoP wa edls Ight in the hall of the ts Nh . tenein Church, 88 New City Roas t ed P n ofrsaking teom sesr modification ~ aol rees parthe approaching municipal rene ,n meagreattendancnta prou ide Te ?? The dAbillE, ich empdred e indlr r. at considerable length to -ngtheluleoti I rest. Hegexpressed himretnaef ...

... To ?? Editor of ta Glasgow Herald. Manse of Campbeltown, Oct. 12, 1865. Smn,-I beg permission to reply to a letter entitled A Manufactory of Clergymen, which appeared in the Rerald of yesterday. First, The writer states that the twelve students examined at Kintyre are for the most part com. posed of young men who have absented themselves from other and more faithful Presbyteries of the ...

... DREADFUL SUICIDE ThROUGH DISAPPOINTED LOVE. IOn Monday Dr. Lankester held an inquest at the Royal University!Coleee' Hospital on the body of Jobn Andrew Paul, son of Dr. Andrew Paul, of 27 Meelilenburgh Street. The deceased, it was alleged, had shot himnself through disappointment in love. From the evidence it a~ppeared that at three o'clock on Tuesday afternoon the deceased eutered his ...

... (blasslow Nuallk TEE Bank: of England has further raised its rate of discount to five per en'i. . Ireland has hitlherto ebecapqd the deadly effects of the rinderpest'f ' but; according to a report that has just been made to' the Govern- ment by Professor. Ferguson, a -disease has broken out among cattle in several parts of that country, which, if unchecked, may prove sufficiently destzuctive. ...

... LAUNCHES ON TEE CLYDE, DURINa SEPTEMBETO, 1865. 3.8 c 2g a, a2F[ ?? ?? , . - . . . . S . ., ?? . .0 g e tj PAISLEY. A NUISASCE CoNTnAvENtios.-At the Police Court, on Saturday, Mary M'Kenzle, 17 New Sned- don Street, was charged with having kept a 3ow at 8 Quay Lave, to the annoyance of the lieges residing in that locality. She was found guilty of the offence, and was fined in the sum of lOs. ...

... I THE LATE COLLISION INLOUGE FOYLE. This case was resumed on Saturday morning. Captain Fitzmaurice, R.M., with Captain Baker and Captain Coobrape, nautical assessors, took their seats at ten o'clock. Mr. J. P. Hamilton, Mr. Wright, ard Mr. Gal. braith having briefly spoken on behalf of their clirentoe, Captain FITZHIAURIOE delivered the judgment of the Court. He ?? Court has very carefully ...

... WAS IT SYNOD To the Editor of the Gtap RI1! r To tfe Editor of the Gtosgoeol!! Glasgow, 14t, (c Slil,-Will you kirdly pr rmiet in 41r a ? C, a few sentences in reply to the azt5l13lyt Synod or Sanhledritu2 I1 The first and second opinions 1 that article I do not dispute i8 ° r should leave the exact nature of the p j !. mandment an open question, th-- .b 04 f of Scotland, I trust, will ...

... THE. LATE COLLISION IN THE FOYLE. The second day's investigation into the circiu- stances connected with the late collision between the steamers Garland and Falcon was held on Monday, in the Crown'Court of the County Court House, Londonderry. Captaia Pitzmaurice, I.hM, presided, assisted by Captaius Baker and Cochrane as nautical assessors. Con. O'Donnell, able seaman on board the Falco., was ...

... | _S~UDAY TRAINS. - ?? ?? , Af l n It.WA5V I -11 'NtORTLI BRITISH BAIL WAY. r~dckdl$ oro the Glasgow Herald, GlsoOct. 10, 1865. noDr. Calderlood'letterin your ~~lel~g Dr. pleasure in fur. ?? thte delred ~tio, so far as I ISaflOc relcuro telerred to embrace all the l t ite s in both systeos and in both years. 41u,trte Noh rte include in their rmntle, tirtin proper, the Edinburgh and ~ths~t ...