... On Monday at eleven o'clock a meeting of the Guildry was held in the Merchints' Hall, for the purpose of electing a new Dean of Guild. The attendance was no- mierous; and the Lord Dean of Guild (Lamoht), hio was in the Chair, having explained the object of the meeting, proposed Mr James Thomson, Archibald PlCa, .hi successor. Mtr Macfie seconded the nomination, had intimated, that Mr Ramsay, ...

... ITUL I . . , .^ I Constantinople, September 13. The Minister of the Interior, Perteff Pasha, and the Minister of the War Department, his bro- ther, were, on the 11th instant, dismissed from their office, and sentenced to deportation, the one to Adrianople, the other to Sofia. The palace of Perteir Pasha, on the Bosphorus, and the truly magnificent mansion recently built by him at Tchif- tehl ...

... A Dunbar correspondent sends us the following parti- culars respecting a mineral spring which has been disco- vered at the village of Belhaven, in the immr.ediate neigh- bourhood of Dunliar. The water has been analyzed by two eminent Edinburgh chemists, Dr D. B. Reid and Mr Kemp, both of whom pronounce it a most excellent medicinal liquid. Is consists of sulphate of limo, muri- ate of magnesia ...

... PRIVATE GORRESPONDENOM. (From our Special Correspondent.) LONDON, TUESDAY AFrERNOON. The Tories have long since determined that Mr O'CONNELL shall be the greatest of living men- if he be not so at this moment-for every day that passes over their devoted heads they are adding to his almost super-human power, and as the result will unquestionably prove, making him tn instra. ment in the hands of ...

... |AONARCII AND APOLLO STEA)IERS. T'ie verdict of the Coroner's Jury in relation to the recent collision on the Thames between these two steamers, has, as our London Special Corres- pondent observed, excited more than surprise; and this feeling will not beolessened on reading the fol- lowing letter from Mr Charles Gray of Carse, ad. dressed to the Manager in Edinburgh for the Ge- neral Steam' ...

... Wednesday's Moniteur contains the ordonnance dissolving the Chambers, which is as follows :_ Art. 1. The Chamber of Deputies is dissolved. Art. 2. The Electoral Colleges are convoked for November 4, to elect each a Deputy. Tbose of CO siC;L are to meet on the 168h of November. *Art 3. The Chambers are convoked for the 18th of December next. (Sigded) MIONTALIVET. The Morriteur announces ...

... IRtAX. SOCItTY. The Autumn Meeting of the Dalkeith Aglicultural Society was held on the 12th October current, sheR the perniraus offered Were atwarded by the Judges as fol- To-Mr John Douglas, Craigo'er, for the bert Mare for agrieultural purposes, havirng hil at least one foal. To Mr Alexander Stenhouse, Whitebill Mains, for the ?? for agricultural purposes, not exceeding 34 months old. To ...

... DINNER IX INVERNESS TO ., RODERICK PMACLEOD A, ?? On Thorfidav se'ennilht a public d]inner ws given in the Northern Meeting Rooms to Roderick Meclend, Esq. yr. of Cadholl. M. P.. by the electors sd friends of that gentltemen resident in thistawn d neighbounihOtl. lhe atendance asas very numerous, rao less than 2l-i hnving sat dawn tio dinner, and about twenty others being aftcr iwayda ...

... CE (1'rom our Special Correspondent.) LONDON, THURSDAY AFTERNOON. As the Parliamentary recess draws towutds close, and the opening of the new session begini make its appearance, the functionaries in all thedV partments of the Government are under the nMP sity of applying themselves more assiduously ?? siness, which they are doing with becoming 0 for the public interest. The members of the 31' ...

... THR ARMY. Ist Life Guardi-The command hags evolvei on Ma- jor Sir Hlenry Wyatt during the absence of Colonel Crv- vendih in attendance bn her Majesty, as Clerk la'rslaal of the Hiosebold. 13h Light Dragrorns-Major Lang proceeds to Iddia to join his regienett, early next month, in the Semiraumis transport. let Font-Privates Doran and Denison have been tried by Cot'rt Martial in Athlone garrison ...

... SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC PRMESS. PARTIES IN THE NEw PAULIAMiFNT.-We have had occasion to point out some instances in which Members, counted upon by the Tories, have declined to attend their feeds,- on the ground of a repugnance to mix themselves up with any party. The case of Mr Long, the cola league of Sir Francis Burdett, in North Wilt-' shire, is one in point. We have now the plea- sure to ...

... Letter to the Right Honourable Sir James Spittal, Lord Prov-st, Magistrates, and Council. from Dr R. Mig. Hoaley. ily Lord and Gentlemen' In a late conimunicati,)n made to you by some of the l medical professors of this University, two Seasons are as- signed why the Pathology Chair ought to be abolished. One is, that such a chair exists in no other university or medical school ; the other is, ...