Glasgow Courier. — 1850-11-16 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

OOO. We understand that the Rev. James Ctesar, of the Cross Church, Dundee, has been appointed by the Crown assistant and successor to the Rev. Dr. Trail, minister of the parish of Panbride.—Dundes Courier.  Military Movernenta.—On Thursday afternoon, the headquarters of the 27th Regiment arrived, via the Edinburgh and Glasgow and Scottish Central Railways, from Perth, where they have for some time been quartered. The Sue band of the 21st, which is at present in garrison here, was in waiting for them at the Queen Street terminus, and played their comrades in arms down to the Broomielaw, where the Lyra steamer was in waiting to receive them. As the gallant fellows left the quay, they gave three hearty cheers —the band at the same time playing "Auld Lang Sync." From a Perth paper, we observe that, before the 27th left there, they received through the hands of their commanding officer, the thanks of the Town Council for their peaceable and orderly conduct while in garrison The 27th is the saute regiment that did good service in Glasgow at the time of the Bread Riots. They are replaced at Perth by the 13th Foot, from Aberdeen and Fort-George. Affray with l'oachera.—On Saturday evening last, the gamekeepers on Drumpeller estate, with assistants, having reason to suspect that a band of poachers would be "oat," made preparations accordingly. In the course of their rounds they met in with a band, armed with guns, bludgeons, &c., part of whom offered resistance, and the rest ran off. In the affray which followed, one of the assistant keepers, who engaged with an Euglishman,had his nose fearfully fractured, and part of his teeth knocked out, by his opponent striking him a murderous blow with an iron bullet enclosed in a long narrow bag. Notwithstanding this, the assistant closed with his opponent and kept hint firmly on the ground till assistance arrived Another of the poachers was secured by a gamekeeper after a severe struggle. Both  ~.vheas were safely conveyed to Airdrie prison:  County Limerick Election.—Mr. Wyndham Goold and his conducting agent, Mr. John Ferguson, have returned to Limerick, after a most successful canvass of the western part of the county, NVe are informed that they were most warmly received in all quarters, and that 31r.Goold's return is beyond all doubt.—:Freeman's Journal.  Atiother Glen Tilt Cate.—An en-iinent solicitor, of London,  was on Tuesday week turned back on the road across Glen Tilt. It appears that he was an invalid staying at the inn at Braemar, and being desirous to proceed to Blair Athol], set off on horseback with a guide. On arriving about halfway across the grounds, be met his Grace and a party of friends who had been deer-stalking. The gamekeeper accosted him rather roughly, and he was prevented from passing, notwithstanding his protestations that he was an invalid travelling for the benefit of his health. The gentleman returned a short distance, and was fortunate enough to find a refuge for. the night with a friend of his who kept a shooting-box. Had it not been for this circumstance he must have been exposed all night in the open air, the consequences of which would probably hays been fatal. Presbytery of Kirkukly.—The Presbytery of Kirkahly met at Dysart, on the 12th instant, for the purpose of moderating in a call in favour of Mr. John Wilson. An excellent sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Welsh, Moderator, from Acts xi. 15; thereafter the call was signed by the heritors or their representatives, by the members of the kirk-session, and by the parishiontrs present, and then left in the hands of the session-clerk for signature. The Rev. Mr. Grant, Auchterderran, gave notice that, at their meeting on the 21st hat., he w'ould call attention to the manlier in which the Presbytery can best discharge their duty to the Church of Christ at the present important crisis, w lien such aggressions are made as seem to threaten our Protestant Insusublees.