... he OUR LONDONT OORRESPONDENOE. --I. ourt ~THE~ WHALLXY CASIL DIeU.Ut .Friday Evening. sign Ths excitement-in the Court of Queen's Bench been to-day wae greater'than it has been on any day d to since the opening of the trial. There was, in the ,rior first mistance, the question whether Mr Whalley nies had been legally. summoned to attend, and in and' the nexj the expectation that if he did ...

... Sate m ieetingo thet Justicles ofth Pace, omuctas & s aioner oft hupavnd rogard To6Aruseeiis of the Co nty ofe dnatures was thel yexterto ?? 'Dunsids of J jAriston, poinvednder o theseountyinthechir. m ?? wastsat ted ntmcmui D catonsthatles ?? tos thrvsosoh wthe nthets land teetn of thei dutiesr moe nJ penrksonsapointeds sunder hsctws; theo erea.They cmssoftae waser ofaopinionltha theas ?? ...

... Ad GANISATION. I I In connection with e ut of -tkhe e Glasgow y- a Younwy .n'~i30ietyfort i ?? James -Cleland Burns .'OW Ta Wornimg enter- I teined a'numaber of 'genitlemei tioe t reakfastt the. t 'Queen'sfIoteL) M! Rur'is'preiided, aalltbiere Wa 1 &liaige company preTtet, includin' repreaenlatives P -. boi the different religiow. decsiuationa and p. piihlicsiharitable bodies in tie city.: 'A ...

... i IXRD DZABYRoFSa%'NIFIC SMfUSTRY. The Badl ?? prsdd erday afternoonu of ya at theinangnaral meig of'ssociety iwhich has been ?? formed in the manufacitung districts of the North sae of Enganid for the promotiorl of acientific industry, farmi The meeting was held, in. Wh Manchesteir To-n With4 hand Hsfl, whichz Wm illed with an infiuential gatherinlg of ihei capitalists' and manufactureirs (if ...

... WATCMNIGHTAT THE TALBERKACLE. [ l ?? Tabernacle will hold O0NO people when It is B( is full, and on Wednesday night it was filled from door j to door, and fronofloor to ceiling, with acongregation ngathered together to w atch whilst the Old Year b r- died and the New was born. At 11 o'clock, when P Y Mr Spurge. co awne k andufiltlesa ?? n4- -- lie,_ or otner clerical insignua. ...

... * . OAiDOIAN RAILW, , CQP I - An ?? meeta ihe'ae the An ?? ?? Oonian Railw.ay ComiPany was. e' .yteis4:, tab %beff es, Hall for the followinge pthe op !e9 authorise the company A roe Eau -A-issueof new shares tOwtolk, -'cuth, d of ha r -which they, with' theonsetof-uh r anetn, whia h ',er'ed to raise by 'followio g the meeting, aro e The- Gasgo and Ket lm ParlocjentL a dh i ' a ?? o1k8 Jo ...

... MONDAY MORNING, JAN. 6. Twenty-eight sheep were killed by trains on the Castle-Douglas and Dumfriea Railway AAI._,tjA{ on Pday morning A ?? merchant named Mr Daniel Bower Mitchell, of Messrs 0. G. Miller & Co., ?? killed on Saturday, by falling over a precipice on Ben More, Perthshire. Mr Mtchell and several other gentlemen were having a holiday, and part of their plai included the ascent of ...

... IMP. OLDWIN S OITH ON AMERICAN l R - - . POLITICS. '0 ?? : i Profenior Goidwi Snith was etrtained- by the 's Mancheeter A.eformnCi lat i~lght, an)d delivered an address on &meritan poHle: Heir smad that h there b'd; fm tu. im t4iimsbee strongoutbnsrs, )r in Ameca of ?? feeling. Hs impreswom, af!n his five yeare' Wo3ourn in the states, Was, that r the bottom there wa6 sound, amd the great ...

... TH1 TICHBORNI TRIAL. The Lo0n CaRIE-JUSTICS, continuing his m surmning up. yesterday morning, said he would hi have to divide the Uie of the undoubted Roger ho Tichborne into five leading epochi-Ist, hiajife in hi Parls until he was between 16 and 17 years of ae; -1 2d, hi3 life at Stonyhurat from the milddle of 1845 h until the end of July, 1848; 3d, the twelve months m he applied to his ...

... MEETING o ELECTORS AT JOHNSTONE. I. ?? - . .. X, . .. I 1 . eI. On Thursday nlght.a meeting of the electors of Johnstone was beld in the Temperance -EaiI, for the purpose of hearing an address by Provost John- atom, on the financial condition of the burgh during 'the past year. On the platformbesides. the Pro- vost, ?? John Fraser -o Nevfield, Mr. Robert Harper, and Mr David Blackwood, Mr ...

... --OW ONVAESE - -E-O I GLtMGOW CONVALESOENT a03IE, The ainth annual general meetiug of the sue scribers to this institution was held yesterday st tb H.6om Leazfc Junction. fr William Wilso, th, chairman of the directors, presided, and tber wi a large attendance of the friends of the institutiob including a good misny ladies. Among the gentle' nmen present were Revs. Drs W. C. Smith a Doble, Rev ...

... MAIL NAWp B ?? a_.~ TOew York. Jantisy 2t4 The White P'V steailer AdriatIc, with J16,.0t is goad and .220,0i0 in silt c. ailed this morning. New York, .Jannary 26. The ,orth German Lloyd steamer Mosel arrived here GS nine yesterday morning. -. rTHE BRAZIL, RUVEIVE PLLTE, AND WEST COAST I . MAILS. Lisbon, Januar 2 3 The Mesngeries3 Maritimn stea-er e Ito Grande, 2t South America, anived here ...