... The following sketch of Mr. Carlyle's habits is from the introduction to the Inaugural Address pub. hi blished by Mr. J. Camden Hotten:- l be ?? The general belief that Carlyle is a gloomy mig.- EI anthrope, scarcely ever seen outside his ow. door, is fol quits an error, Like Thackeray-and, indeed, most other sensible authors-he has no disinclination to D accept an invitation to a good dinner. ...

... IjLATE-ST NEWS; HZRA} Orfyo, MoZafy Monlir. TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIRE. SPECULATION AS TO TEE REFORM DIVISION0 The Sunday Gazette says it is now tolerably certain that the division on the second reading of the Reform Bill will not take place before either Thursday or Friday next, the latter night being the more pro- bable. The large accession from the Liberal ranks, and the result of the ...

... rERILOUS ADVENTURE OF CaILDREN TN A SNOW STORM. MWr. Strong. minister of the Congregational Church at Chain Lake Centre, Minnesota, sent the follow- ing narrative to the S.. Paul Press:-On the evening of Tuesday the 13th of February, seven children-four boys and three girls-between the ages of 10 and 17 years, belonging to the families of MIessrs. Landaker and Prestler, attended a Binging ...

... (troni the Brechin Advertiser.) No smallatir bas been caused in this town by the now disclosed particulars of a case which, If strictly true in every particular, would have formed a theme for a dramatist. As it is, it will form the staple talk here for some time. Tbe psrticulars are as f'.llows: -A young lady, belonging to Montrose, hbd been out of it for some time, and had been in Eagland, ...

... fell too ,Z-a)v Amralbr, SATURDAY MORNING, APREIL 7. Is another portion of to-day's paper will be found a vidimus of the City Chamberlain's report upon the vital, social, and economic statistics of Glasgow for the year 1865. According to a despatch received at the Foreign Office yesterday from Mr. Rassam, it would appear that that gentleman has suc- ceeded In obtaining the liberation of the ...

... LATEST NEWSJ I HUA& OyFFIC, Moncday Morning. ign TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIRE. ,nd at, Tg1E GREAT REFORM DEBATE-SPECIU. . MTIONS AS To GOVERNMENT POLICY. The Oerv, in an article on the division on theRs. formBL'. hys:-In1831, the Reform Bill wascarried, .w on the seand reading, by a majority of 1, Earl Grey, Irt Lowever, i neceeded with the bill until he was beaten ks in Committee This occurred ...

... THE WAGES AND SHORT.TIME. TEE MOVEMENT AMONGST THE CALEDONIAN RAILWAY NEPLOYESS. Last night, a meeting of mineral employees on the Caledonian Railway was held in the Masons' Hall, Motherwell. There was a numerous attendance on the occasion, delegates from Carstairs and Gushet. faulds being preseant At the commencement of the proceedings a verbal report was made regarding the meeting held in ...

... SHOCKING DESTITUTION OF A LONDON - FAMILY. e. On Thursday, Mr. John Humphreys held an in- Ly qiiry at Eoxton relative to the death of Walter et Vobert Marsh, aged seven years and a half, one of i famiy of children vvho were fouud in a house in of icholl Square, Shoreditch, in a deplorable condi- r. tion, from starvation and neglect. The deceased a. VhS identified by his sister, Matilda Marsh, ...

... The first public announcement by the Directors of the Glavgow Deaf and D]nmb Institation of their intention to provide a new building for that excel. lent charity appears in our columns to-day, in the form of a list of subscriptions, which, so far as it goes1 reflects no small credit on the liberality of the citi- zens, especially considering the calls lately made upon them for other objects. ...

... ILOSS OF THE STEAMER ARRAN CAST U.E, To the Editor of the Glasgow Herald. 47 Clarence Street, Tradeston, Glasgow, April 5,1866. SIR,-I observe that, in a letter contained in your last Monday's paper concerning the loss of the Arran Castle, a person, styling himself Observer, writes t-at there is nothing to warrant the conclusion that the vfssel foundered and broke her back-indeed, thst such ...

... i There are but few instances on record of stones having been found in the heart. One of them rests or the authority of Joseph Lazzoni, who tells us of a woman who, being subjectto frequent fainting fits at length died of them at the age of 33. Upon dis. section three small stones were fognd In thelperig eardium. They were greenieb, and the largest of them weighed nearly two ounces, Burnet, ...

... (5fiaoryltv maalt THE Oattle Plague returns for the week ending 21st April, are 2582, or a reduction of 41 on the returns of the preceeding week. The Cuba arrived at Queenstown yesterday, with New York advices to the 18th ult. The intelligence almost entirely relates to the doings of the Fenians, who seem to be acting with unwonted acivlty, and aen if they meant to fight somebody. It is ...