... THE EDUCATION QUESTION-THE L AITE PUBLIC MEETING. No. III. ; To the Editor of Clte Glasgow Herald. * -; . . ' .- . : , January 29, 1868. Sm-,rMy first letterwas chiefly intehded to point out a common error arising from the misapplication of the term school aie in educational dircussion;, the second, to mark one source of educational de- Ificieoylia Glasgow-namely, the Romaln Catholic' v ...

... WISHAW, OPrNING or THE NxW SChTooLAT CAMBUSNETHAr N. -A soiree in connection with the opening of the new Parish School was held in the School-room-on Friday evening, 3st ult. The Rev. Mr Hutton occupied the chair. Notwithstanding the remark- ably inclement weather, the school, which is capable of holding nearly 000, was quite full. The Chair- man bavit opened the meeting with praise and ...

... . - o ?? , Sm.,-Inyour yeaterdey'a paperwe observed aletter signed bytwo of the operativeslitera, emphatically denying thati in requesting an advance of Wages at the present time we have brokn 'an engagement entered into by us with ouir employers. On the part of the t' Glasgow Association of Master Slater5, we have in reply to assert, equally e hi4atioally,' that the Operative Slaters ...

... . The special correspondent of the New Yforek Tf- base, writing from Panama, gives the following ac- count of a fearful tragedy committed at Aspinwall o~'the night of the 19th January, which parallels in, thelideousness of the surroundings the most sens-- tional of New York tragedies:- I On the 4th Jan., Carlos Fernandez and his partner, dealers in cigars, arrived in Aspinwall (otherwise Colon ...

... ESTABLISHED PRUYTarRs,-A meeting cfl rev. Court took place on Wednesday-tke NeY, h Bell, Pettinain, moderator. The princip3l pd.r the business was the receiving the completeepisp &c., for repairs on the Established Church er, I sketch of which bad been agreed to at a Lute rme icg of heritore. These were laid on the tableby Alexander, clerk to the heritor A letter n also read which Mr ...

... GREENOOK WATER TRUST. -Aspecial meeting was held ?? 'Grieve presiding. The CLERK submitted the ?? correapon- dence relative to Mr Leslie's late report on the Gryffe works, and the answers received from the various parties to whom copies of that report was sent in accordance with the terms of Mr Noble's late motion LETTER FrOO5 MR LESLIE. Edinburgh 3d February, 1868. Gentlemen,-A minute of the ...

... AME RICA. ARRIVAL OF THE RUSSIA. (Vira Queenstown.) Now York, Feb. 5 (Noou). The bill suspending the contraction of currncy became law yeaterday,. the President :not. having, vetoed or signed it within the days allotted for its consideration.. -. . A bill has been introduced in te HIouqe of Repre. sentativee iitkruoting the Secretary of. thp Troasery to issue 14,00000 dollars legal tender and ...

... Writing on Thursday evening, the Paris correspon- dent of the Eirpre-5s says :-Half-a-dozen of the men ,arrested on the night of Jan. II and 6, in front of the Chateau ?? Barracks, were brought to trial yes. terday, According to the evidence of the military and police, the affair was even more serious than the original reports inferred. It will be recollected that during the iptense frost of ...

... BY sPECIAL WIREl AND ORDINArB; I :: TELEGRAPH. HOUSE OF 'LORDS-MoeDmy. The LonD CAEz'OLoLn took'his seat on the wool-) sack at five o'clock. ' - The Greenoclk ?? Railway Bill Was read a second time. Lord ST LEONARD.S laid a bill on the tabled to provide that the Lords Justices should sit together' and not separately, on appeal motions. THlE IRISH LAND' QUESTION.' The Marquis of CLANRICARDE ...

... ?? erzed their residence from Monte Video to Rio, and sith them came a man of 33 years of age, named JlectorMionettk who, having become enamoured of the eldest daughter, Genoveva, determined to cast his lot with them, andwas betrothed to the object of his sffectionsooon after his arrival here. According to his tale, upon the strength of these intimate relations eistitngbetween them, ...

... E.XTRAORDINARY STORY OF T IACY. cA orrespondent of the Tines sends to6 that journel 'an extract from a letter received from Melbourne,' 'lgiving an account of an glleged piraticala ttahk on. 'tha British ship h. acduff,. on. the. 23d of: October,' 1867,-.in1at. 7 30, long, 20 52. ie , wole ator; ;ia veryorenarkable, and, to use a comnmon'phrase, requiresl'oiirnatioi.7 It is as followws ?? ...

... 5THE ABYSSINIAN EXPEtDITION. L Letters have been received ?? to the 6th of' ]Vebruary. From tha Varioug accounte we make the following extraots:- . YIR ROBERT ?? AmVAYOr. The Commander-in-Chief left Senafd on the 4th. and marched to Goon-Goona, on the 5th to Focadas and to-day (the 6th) will reach Attegerat. The general character of the country and of the people is much the same throughout ...