... LOCHGILPTAP I SCMMA RY TRIALS.-At a- I - , : held at Lochgilhead on Tullesday t ' ul t John P. Ordc, Bart.. Captaill Qr t 2L. 'i ar- non. Rsq . and Dr Sibbald n . l T followiing cases under the Sum un. 1n r-I,- P- t 1864, were disposcd of, viz.- i r e man, Dunmore, near KiLn ' CII' conmittedahbreachiofthepe.. ce ?? I - g ru ea^ disorderly in the shop of AL- L .a. spinri L1. chant, Lochgilphead ...

... Writing on the 18th ult. the New York cor- respondent of the Times Says:- Before the adjournment of Congress for the holi- days some members of the Republican party were determined to test the sense of the House of Repre- sentatives upon the proposal to impeach the Presi- dent. It wvas done cautiously, and apparently with- out special reference to any particular officer. Mr Ashby, of Ohio, ...

... * The ordinary monthly meeting of the Free Pres- b ?? was held ?? Hugh M~Xiilam, Moiderator.E RfMBS O' DE PARSER. Dr PARKER returned thanks to the Presbytery for the leave of absence granted to him for the six months ending on Ist January, He was not yet able to resume full duty, although he hoped by and by to be able to do so, but in the meantime he trusted to enter upon the discharge of his ...

... | HERALD OFfORa, ThurSday Mornrg. TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIRE. j THE WORKING MEN OF CHELMISFORD d AND MBR BRIGHT. d An address to 'Mr Bright, M.P., was forwarded to d that gentleman a few days ago from the working d men of Chelmsford, having been signed by nearly i 250 of their number. Having reviewed hispastgreat a services to the nation, the address went on to express the confidence of those ...

... ,3IPs G~~E.jt BOWTE-h Y.P, ON THE ROMAIN QUEMhTOY. The member for Dundalk address, d 3. meeting. o Roman Catholics at \Yoivolhainpton on Munday night. He saidL that lately a great dzai had been said in the newspapers and elsewhere about the solution of the 1toman question. He, however, denied that there Xwas any Roman ?? at alli (Applause.) He could not better illustrate this Roman question ...

... A letterfrom Venice tells of a mysterious affair's wvhich lately happened in that city. The details are guaranteed. One night last September, the Aus- trians being still in the town, but thinking of litte else than making preparations for their departure, a boat with two men in it entered the little canal which runs between the Palace of the Doges and the cc' minal prisons. When the boat had ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGrENCE, t (flUTRERTEB'S TELEGRAMS.) I FRANCE, Paris, Jan. 2. The Moniteur du Soir publishes, in its bulletin, a review of the events of 1866 which concludes as fol- ?? relation of the hmperor's Government with all Powers could not be more satisfactory or more friendly. The year 1867 commences therefore under favourable auspices. The same journal declares that the evacuation of ...

... The Cashier of the Glasgow Royal Infirmary re- quests us to acknowledge receipt of the followving conrtributions. Office, 20 St Vincent Place - From the employees of Messrs- John Boskell, 69 Ingram Streut, ?? £1 1 0 Wm. Boyd & Co. (exclusive of moulders), Blythswood Foundry. ?? ?? ?? 010 6 Charles Thomas, 32 John Street, ?? 1 4 0 John Clachan, 105 Cambridge Street, ?? 1 0 Brown & Co., 63 ...

... THIE YYEREItOR OF THE FIZENCE. Ai ba' 1C nl lnrill. us rhc inrtcl'i zeflt of t3 -O ow Yc vs e ?? at The Txleilri.5. dI~eeal) anytl Ig occulOre, to 'pv ihe cvre- n cr- a muote illan olrdillar inticces. For the too C r 12iil0ce ?? the Einpetoris levec cn tltS eC'ceSionI ?? ceased to be po'dice1 event. A tcx veroitllh go his Mljusty spoke a few P siS glv ttl each of the } eorciu AMihdsters. tret ...

... LATEST N3EWS. i HEBALD OFFIE, Flitdy Mor-'ntg. I TELEGRAMS BY SPEIAL WIRE. THE CATTLE PLAGUE, The usual weekly official report was issued last c night. During-the week ending 29thDecember, 9 attacks arereportedtohaveoccurredinGreatBritan, being an excess of 3 on the previous week. Three C fresh outbreaks of the disease took place,-the num- I ber in the weeek preceding being also 3. ?? cattle ...

... NORTH BrITISH RAILWAY. To tile Editor of tile Glmg~ow Hcerald. G lasgow, Jan. 3, 1867. SIR,-It appears to me, in common with many other shareholders, that if the proposal of the diaec- tors relative to the creation of new stock be fully carried out, a serious injustice will be inflicted upon a large body of the shareholders. The proposal is open to three objections-first, the amount to be r ...

... The challenge which Professor Blackie recently threw out to debate with any champion of Reform on Democracy, having been taken up by Mr Jones, andit havingbeen arranged, under the circunsstances already well known to the public, that a lecture should be given on the one night by the challenger, and a reply to it the following night by his combatant, Professor Blackie delivered his argument ...