... ARIRIVAL OFC EiT'B DAAVIS tI LIVEPO.OL . - r(erom our ownu Oorearoadentl A considerable amount of interes t w&U created in Liverpool yesterday (Tuesday)- by the arrival of Jeffi Davis, ?? of the '1onfederate States .. ' *eric 'l The fadt. of bis being a passenger or, qfbrd th otreal QoCfa Steamahip Corpalny'i; at.imer Auatrirn, Captgin Wylie, was known to a few of those who. ?? miost actively ...

... a EDINBUROGH COUNTY Mn-TIBG.e-The half-yearly meetingof the CommisBiouersof 9upplyof ?? of Edinburgh was held ?? Dunds of Arniston, convener of the county presiding. A communications was read from the ommissioners of -SuP dy of Aberdeen Calling attention to the ano. ' ous and unsatisfactory manner in which Procn. ?? of Sheriff Courts in Scotland were remu- nerated for their services, and ...

... -, Williamr Fechan, drawer, about W y residing at Rumbliug Dykee, parish cf injured while at work in Messrs Merry ham's Wellington Pit. 1'eshan, it a proceeding to the bottom of the shaf w hutch, when his head came vislentli with some gearing by which he Woe sensible. When taken home Irelh~'1 by l)re Steel, Wishaw, aud Forrett, and though he was severely aeourtd, marks were seen on his bead. ...

... lll?? I* z I ',Cliff FRIDAY MOR=UNG, NOV, 6.I lot BriGon had a grand 4eld-day in Ediit- burgh yosterday, and appears to -have proved : uflly equal to the occasioii. '.JIn tho' c6rso., of the day the Hon. Gentleman was presented .vith a , complimentary..''ddress6 from: th Chamber of -9omniiiebcO, whioh he ao6,d- ledged in, appropriate terms, and in thoe ven- ing ho was presented; wit, ...

... IrSTATIONS Of THE BRITISH ARMY. (Fromithe Editebtogh Gazett. Whr w laces armnt 1st, the east eamned le thta Cl h hreb ?? Ro ?? is etatioteest. li 0at C LIZIt Gu~lent. 11OYALL IZreIttlEM. Ce atWindsor.. Head.-Qitartore, Chathamr. B 24,Regernteipark. A Troop, R., 13,, Aieterehott, Al B Trooip. Aldoenihott. On Eo01-AL HORSE0 GUo11119. hit Y.W.gltabridge. IstC~ompy,, Canada. No 2d Cape. Th ...

... 61415 i ,ZV)V Aultralk THURSDAY MORNING, DEO. 10. ANOTHER of the missing boats that left the ill-fated steamer Hibernia on the 25th of last month has turned up on the north-west coast of Jreland, but, alas !with only threeaurvivorb of the 28 persons with whom she was loaded. The intelligence which -we have been able to obtain is yet extremely meagre, but when the full story of the long voyage ...

... PAIBLEY. ynriS OS\JRpH'PinBBV~ERY; , O' OiWednet diiy, the 'ebd'~e revsrimd coart held its ordiuary montbly mgeting-tse'Edv. Mr Stewart of's Pollokshavs;. in the absenos. of Mr' M~acostnd mnoderator.: -~ ;. -A~i. .Mr THOIcoelo saisid that bli had anl interim report to: 'give ou hehalf'bf 'the Comomittee ont Sabbath O bserv- ane. :With reference' to the running ofi the omnt- :liuses on' ...

... -AMRICAN iuk PUiA'TION. Tbe Economiat fears there is much danigr tbat the - id3a df repudiatlonm in omeeshapeor other may come t to be entertained more seriously than loyal Ameri- ti cans or the friends of Amoticalabroad can Wish, If t the present slystehf of; taxation is) so strorngly siAP-' ported that it cannot be chnenged,;afd all the revenue6' ,now raised is needed,, what couirse but: ...

... - (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 ...