... GREENZOCO CsxAIrTAaaE SOCieTY POR THS RsE:e~p r-. CAsuAr. POou.-The fifth ananal Inceein, 9 society was held yesterday in the C ;tI' C Provost Grieve in the chair. Tme chairman absence of the treasurer, Mr .J\,l ErTx-ine, rca2 annual report, from which it appeared that the, tributions during the year ?? to I- coals to the value of £1132 bad been among the deserving por, and after dedocr, ...

... LIBEITY.L'nD SOLD!i ...

... THE PRINCE OF WALES' INTERCESSIO-N I FOR A POLISH EXILE. I A correspondent of the Daily Necws says: Poland is, as you well know, subjected to a system of Government so cruel and barbarous that the daily acts of that government-however frightful in their effects on the numberless persons, affected by them- often pass unnoticed, and appear no longer to deserve that freign journals should ...

... /P(From tle Dumafiee Caorer.) Within the garden attached to the manse of Ruthwell. Dumfriesshire, and adjoining the church y :e of that parish, stands a stone cross covered with ela. s, borate carving, which partially tells the history of e this deeply interesting relic of antiquity. This is what is accurately known, apart from the y story which the cross itself tells, The cross stood ns ...

... BY ORDINARY TELEGrAPH. PRUSSIA AND) AUSTRIA. The Heratd has received the following telegram:- Berlin, Wednesday.-Austria and Prussia have signified their agreement to the participation of Bavaria and Saxony in the revenue negotiations at present carried on at Vienna. A Bavarian Plenipo- tentiary already shares in the discussion, and the arrival of a Saxon Plenipotentiary is likewise ex- ...

... 1AELT;TI('. 0F MIINERS' DELEGAES. A meeti ng of miners5 delegatets was held yesterday, at the elil Hotel, 'i'rongate-Mr James Blee pre. sid:,ir. There vero preentrt re'jsentatives from the lr'l1ow~ing ?? GlasgO\V, Wishawv, Laikhaill, Stoenebisc, Q auarfcor Eb-uliord, Galston, Kilmarnock, hietherrcill. New Cumnock-, Dreghorn, Kilwinning, Beith, Lengar, Slainainan, Airdrie, and the County ...

... THE FOUNDERlING OF THE TORFRIDA. The inquiry into the abandonment and foundesing of the barque Torfrida was resumedyesterday morn- ?? Cuniffi and Mr Maclean, junior, on the bench. Charles Mliller, an able-bodied seaman of the Tor- frida's crew, was the first witness examined. He ?? four o'clock on Thursday the 22d November, until we left the ship on the following day, all hands wvere ...

... A& BrVE WOMAI. The Kansas correspondent of the New York Tbinse gives the following account of the escape of one Sarah Jane Luster from the Indians ?? the time of her capture she was residing in Texas with a family named Babb. During the absence of Mr Batb, some months since, a band of No-con-ah Com anches came to the house. They were invited in by the children of Mrs Babb, but refused until ...

... SaoZO* Wu ralk CHOLERA of a virulent type has broken out in Port-Clasgow, where a whole family of seven, with the exception of one of the children, has been cut off. More than half-a-dozen other fatal cases have occurred. Among them, the funeral undertaker of the Parochial authorities has fallen a victim. A considerable amount of evidence was taken yesterday in the interesting case of Taylor ...

... OFFICIAL CiRCGUAR REGARDING CONSPRACitES IN SPAIN. Madrid, December 29. The following official communication has been addressed by the Captain-General of New Castile to the Civil Governor of the province in reference to a clandestine proclamation which has been recently circulated against Government;- 'Most Excellent Sir,-It baa come to my know- ledge that some persons, enemies of public ...

... by LOWE AND THE WORKING CLASSES. The following correspondence has beer forwarded to the Timeu for publication:- 10 Clarendon Gardens, Maida Vale, W., January 1, 1867. Sir,-Believino you will kindly pardon the liberty I take in thus addressing you, I venture to do so, not with the presumptuous object of question- ing the views you have seen fit to take on a subject of profound importance to ...

... OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA AT PORT. GLASGOW. We regret to state that Asiatic cholera of a very virulent type has broken out in Port-Glasgow during the past few days, the number of deaths reported being considerable. In the case of one household every, member has been carried off, with one excep- tion. The family of John Gillon, who resided at Ropework Lane, consisted last week of his wife, father, ...