... - (f~ ?? JAII';AIA NENVV. TIe AT;cu 1'1rk lcirild, stating that at a mccct Inneitil after a railroad accident the hymn, 1 woulld iot live aldway was swigr, augsests theat it be printed on the back of pa'ssenlgers tiekets . PAMI'n uT BMyM. FontTIMoTN1IN (I PO1iTICAL PFI~ ll.ATTAAEIb-betters froml Italy speak of the 8,py10achilng 1tiblication of a political pamphlet b)y DI. Uat tzzi, ill ...

... IVISHAW. I MEETING 01? COMMISSIONER9S. At asneeting of the Commissioners of Police acting under the Police Improvement (Scotland) Act, 1862, held on 31st December last, a question was raised as totbelegality of themode in which the police, sewer, and foot pavement rates were proposed t' be levied. The Comimissioners, on 22d November, 1867, named tho 35th January, 1868, as the day for payment; ...

... I i, ,. .. a-I THlif §COTT]I3 PAI'At B3RIGADE AND ~~~FIENIANISM. | We havebeenreqluested to publish the following let ter to the WVeekly Regitder, and addressed to Cardina Antonelli, relative to the artiele quotedfrom that journal in the ld of yesterday . o the Editor of'the Il~eelJy Ac7ister% Glasgow, 10th January, 1Bt. Sil -In answer to your Roman anonymous corre- a ont in the last.number of ...

... GARIBALDI AND HIS BIRUINU(H11, FRIENDS. * General Garibaldi, writing from Caprera on the 24th December, to the treasarer of the Birmingham fund for aiding the Italitn Volunteers, says :- I request you tothank for me the Protestants of Bir. minghain for so nobly supporting the cause of my country, nttemgreat meeting held in your enliohtencd town on the oth November last. I read ino your ...

... THE REDVCTION OF MINERS' WAGES. MUETING IN WISI5AW. A meeting of miners in the Wishaw district was held in the Theatre, Wishaw, yesterday, for the pur- pose of considering what steps' should be taken with at reference to the threatened reduction of wages. of There was a large attendance. Mr Alexander Ait- tb ken was called to the ohair.j je The CHAIRMAN introduced hi Mr SsMITrs, who said thait ...

... The Tin.e' correspondent, writing from Paris on the 2d inst., ?? is undeniable that a coolness has arisen between Russia and France. In recog- nition of the honourable manner in which Russia aL has acted towards her since the Crimean war, France desired to meet her legitimate views in respect of the East. Hence the collective not October last; which France did not hesits' of ?? whatever ...

... I LATEST -N: 'FA HBRALD OjpIO0, Wedasey MWs. I . ; I ~ ?? TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIRE. THEE OLERKIlYE LT, RELIEF FUlND.'' Yesterday the lsrkcwevo l ?? Fund Committee held a meeting, at Ami g l aui mportant report. It is a 1QX55'5 eli o pai: j ticulars respecting the people kilfed4 and the losses sustained by those who suffered physloal injury, as well as those whose property has been destroyed ...

... G?NE?AL SEWS. Mr G+eorge F'ran~cis Tr~tainl is a hero in Cork, 2lt;; roilow~ed by a cheerinlg crow~d whenever ilifeF.ysirtalonita3e, knowln as theobiographer .;Votire, is engaged in editinlg Bmswsell's i 'fe (f dohnlstofrl.non her intenetion of lhe 11in(to thle Exhibition of Works of Aozriltrt a t Led 00Isidlelble ntmhei' of pictures from athe Roya1 collections, illustrative of the yqdmtl~ ...

... GREENOOK. AnenlVAn 01@ T1isoo7s ruos0 Dumnl-y elsterday afternoon, H.M. steam troopship B~imoon, Captain Lcthbridge, 8000 tons, arrived, at the Tail of the Bank Morn Iingston, Duxblin having on board the ?? of the 74th used fl2d Wilghlbanders, cons is ting of about 8560 officers, non-commissioned officers, pri- vates', women, and children, together with the bag. gg.Tedepots. are to bes ...

... GLASGOW BAZAA,-Ja. 1, T : CHEESE. -At this day's market th'ere wIgI n good supply of cheese, 2107 having been laid down. Sales slow, at about former rates.. Eighteen tons hold. , cheese, 1 owt- A i 12 ,/£ ,Oeddarm(old) ?? ?? red lb't T, Do. (new) ?? 486 *5 6/ Strswbbrrei,. lb. Dunlop (old . g a- _ ossebaoeles, quar, Do. (new) .4 5 , i ig /enR Skim mIlkinw) ?? Brazil hutso, 1lb.' /4a- Butter ...

... I CALLANDER AND OBAN RAI~WY m - r. A -.1 S J! ^ A tE IL n o r _ R . To the Editor of the Glalsow Heral4, SiR,-In your impression of the 6th irt t report of the Committee of Inquiry into the tat, the Caledonian Railway Comspany, under 4ectio,- sets forth among the liabilities on account ofai Oban and Callander Railway 2149pS16, and L on the shareholders of the Caledonian CoMpn i abandonment of ...

... , These two societies met at dinner, in M'Loan's Hotel, yesterday evening. Hitherto each of the two has held its annual festival on its own account, but this-year a feeling was manifested in ?? of a combination of town- and county. The result was the doubling of the attendance which each of the societies has formerly mustered-about 100 gentle. men sitting down to dinner. At the outset of the ...