... ,ArrtJESTON PARISH CHURCIH I U-DWJTUOV O THEE UEV. WILLNM ROW. The Established Presbytery yesterday inducted to the church and parish of Laurieston the Rev. Win. Row, late of Paisley. There was a large attendanceof tle con;greation of Laurieston Church. The Rev. George Stewart Burns preached from Psalm lxvii. and IS-' Thou has received gifts from men. Mr Row having replied to the usual inter- ...

... I LATEST INTELLIGENCE lelnv ET'lot AM1 7 1 it , tiX lT~hLJ1A*±.AY. Berlin, Tuesday, January 16. In the Chamber of Deputies, to-day, the Minister of Justice, in reply to a question, explained that the arrest of Hcir Sauntagas, Hanoverian merchant, and his confinement to the fortress of Miaden, was owing to. his being the soul of the agitation against Pros. sian rule in Hanover. An inquiry had ...

... The following are the receipts of railways for the past week: 3iler open. ' Receipts. 87 18 806 187 1866 Bahia and San Francisco . .. 761 71 0 £958 Belfast and Nurthuin Counties 3.00 100 1800 1760 Belfast and County Down.441 4421 20t 532 B3.dgian Eaiterl, Junction 203 2~1 20 Bilyth E ui tye . .I n , 3j 1834 1010 Bo;mnbay, lisiodna, ;l Central india 300 30e8 ...

... FRANCBS I I (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) 1A portion of the following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterday:] PARIS, MONDAY EvENIXG. Necrology is the leading topic of this day. France has just lost two eminent citizens, M. Ingres and M. Cousin. M. Ingres, the painter, died last night at the age of 85, after an illness of only a few hours. He was born at Montauban on September 15, 1781. ...

... .tCtY . ROYAL SocIETY.-At the meeting on Thursday evening, Mr William Spottiswoode, Vice-President, in the chair, papers were read on 'Actinometrical Observations among the Alps,' with a description of a new aetinometer, by Mr Hodgkinson, and 'A Memoir on the Quintics,' by Professor Cayley, in which the author treated chiefly of the Binary Quintic, and the Quintie equation. The meeting ...

... THE BAR!NSLEY COLLIERBY EXPLOSIOl. l _ + _ ?? BARNSLEY, FRIDAY. After our yesterday's parcel was despatched the examination of Mr. Cooper, mining engineer and manager of the Holmes Colliery, was proceeded with as follows:- From the manner in which the south levels are connected I think it the natural result of an explosion occurring in one that it should sweep through the whole. From what I ...

... el IBWYDRIAD ALAETHUS MEWN id WAIT OLEW. ! Bore Sadwrn diweddaf, o ddeutu chwarki wedi un o'r gloch, ?? trigolion Womb- Y well, Wath, Rawmarch, Rotherham, a 3leoedd ;h ereill o fewn cylch o bump i chwe milldir, gai Ld dwrf ffrwydriad arswydus, yr hwn a gymmerodd le ar y. pryd a nodwyd yn. ngweithydd olew: er Deheuol swydd Efrog, y rhai ydynt eiddo boll - eddwr o'r enw Mr. C. Stanley. Saif y ...

... ST. MARY'S CllUltull. LAST Uight a congregational tea meeting, in con- nection with this church, was held at the Salt- house-lane school-room. The company chiefly con- sisted of ladies. There were present al(lermen and councillors. The gathering was for the purpose of augmenting the funds for paying the expetincs of the choir. About three hundred and fifty persons par- took of an excellent ...

... THE DUKE OF RUTLAND AND AIR. BRIGHT. An important gathering of the agriculturists of Leicestershire took place on Saturday, to celebrate the establishment of a local chamber of agriculture for that county. The chair was taken by the Duke of Rutland, whose remarks, in the speech of the evening, upon the political conduct of Mr. Bright as affecting agriculture, will be read with interest. In ...

... LATEST AD I pGRAPHIC NEWS. ~te states that Lord Lianlover is in lgerou~ state that all hope of his recovery 11gtdened by his medical attendants. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, WED=aDAT EVmqWG. p etnckma5eta have not engaged much toier, IheY argenerally steady, prices about the same as at the close yesterday. i severitY of tbl weather is a check to business tvestcaen~ n, and there is no inclination to v ...

... I -EC -EDITION. |!(--ECOND EDITION.- :j~ 1BY T!ZLEORAPS.]-- Tue Q~ueen has sent £200 to the Bishop of London ~to be distributed during this inclement season among some of the different refuges for the house- less poor.in London. III The Times says it is reported in lthe diocese that 'the Bishop of Exeter is about to resign, andf that t,'e Hon. Archdeacon Harris, a broterf the 'of Malmesbury, ...

... . m TiEE WRECK QF A RA.Mm B-lSIP i - !AT NEW BRIGNLTON. I WREOK]:B BENT TOR TRI&T. ?? I _ .: I ' : ' - I :_ ?? IQ i I . ?? 'I Three men, named Patrick M'Naliy, dofhieWeir, re~iing at Lisoard ;. Henry Hiokmans, bricklayer, of Egremiont; and Richard Banister, sawyer, in the employ 'of the Wallasey Commissioners were brought up in custody, yesterday, at the (ourt- house, Egremont, before Sir ...