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... EN G l AANT D. Roy.t lfZrriozes.The ouestinn of the ma-rriage of the Queen of Spain. as also that Of her sister, is at last I definitively settled. to the satisfaction, we must presume, of the British anfl French Governments. Prince lotnfld. i of Saxe Coburz is to be the Royal Consort of Isa!ella II. and the Duke de Montpensier the hubloand of the Infanta Luisa. All the arranasnivots for this ...
... TiE POTATO DISEASE.-REITEDTAL MEASURES. Since our1 last we have been nicking anyat inquiries into this impor01tant sub1ject t1 and as we irave net at arty time tro1dervaltieod thle extent of thle dlisease, we are the more tliarikfill that We arco ptit inl rite ?? of alleviating facts, lit% attention to Wiciteli ciloatits and less nmy bie to a groat exrett averted. That litejse exitis hirgely ...
... iIHERALD Orl 0IcE, MoZda.y,/J 4A.M. |- Up to the hour of our going to press this morning the L,)11 Mail haid not'artivecd being four hours beyond her usual time. We are therefore under the necessity of I with the usual supplementary news under this head. in order to secure an early town delivery. Glo,4,0Ov Post-Offlce.--We learn that the Chamber of C005olerce has recently transinittedi a ...
... (Front the IaperUIt.i) d clc Sweyrna.-On the 1.5th of October the city of Smvrna was At' visited at about 5. 30 A.t.i. by a smart shock of an earthqualie. ree which was repcated wore violently at 11. 20 A.c.t A third shook prL tonk place at little while after, and some other slight oaes in the pri course of the dav. On the 16th some slight motions were felt, ant at U). -0 P.1r. another severe ...
... The ordinary monthly nmeeting of this Triust was held on Tues- day in their tlail, Robertson Street. Cliarles Gray, Esq., in absence of the Lord Provost, in the chair. The minites of the last meeting of the Trust. and of the com- mnittee since that period, wvere read over. It appeared that the committee, hr the advice ef enginers, had agreed to racomnenl to the Truistees the brilnging in of ...
... S C O T L A IND. ic lord J7o/n Russe/l.-This distinguished statesman, ac- companied bly his lady, arrived at Douglas's Hontel, on a Saturday, where they still remain. On Thursdaty the in Town Council un1animo'usly resolved to confer on his re Lordship the freedom of the city. The presentation is to l rtake place ait one o'clock on Monday. With the view of rv allowing the presence of a larger ...
... ltik A Boat Lost.-On Wednesdlay morning last, a smack co was found wrecked on Slidderie shore, Southend, Arran. en It appears to be the property of John M'Gumerie, mer- ob anl chant, Camphelton. The morning following a corpse ai was found within a few yards of the boat. No account by can be riven how the accident ?? be Joun al. M ( Steeenston.-Suicide.-On Monday evening last, about al half ...
... FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28. The French lifficulties in Algeria seem to be on the | increase-so much so, as to prornise for some time to come sufficient employment to satisfy the national appetite for war. The first indication of unfavourable news w.as the announcement, cautiously and quietly allowed to reach the public ear, that Marshal Bugesud had written home for .large reinforcements. Next ...
... A meeting of the Bridge Trustees was held yentertbiy,_the th Lord Provost in the chair,. From the reading OF' the minutes, it appeared] that the Corn- tn mnitten of Management had accepted the uiffer and setimiate of Mr. Robertson for building the wooden accommodation bridge, to he need while Stockwell Street Bridge is beingf rehuilt. as Before the minutes had been signed, Mr. BAoiis Of IDrum% ...
... Smith, and Gibson, were brought up and IcCcli ;it rho e lar tic er ereve sentence. Lord JM ACKKIKNL/n spoke ct socce length on the criole of mob- hire, oild prccpo'i'd thict Cooltts ai-d Soilith should he imprisoned for tite spacce ol 12 calinilar months, and that Gibson should be transported li beyod seas toi 7 years. 1.cerel ?? ici V- conce rr ed. ' 'he LoRDJUSTIcc-UliER thenaddressel ...
... T1 EIS LAN.D OF C 1U S A N. ( Fron the FrFend of Indi..) The island of Chusan is seven miles from the mainland, eand forty miles distant from the citv of 'NihtLpo, and lies in the vicinity of all the great and valuable marts of con- inerce on the eastern coast. It is 150 miles in circum- ference. The chief bav, that of Tinghae, is capable of accommnodating, in perfect seeuritv. a hundred sail ...
... i (G-S1.a X,:o~f J)~ ifi jl-V/~ |MAONDAY mort'.NNG, NOVEMBER 24. I The Gazette of Fridav contains an vffleiall notice ofI I the further p rorcoation of Parliament, to Tuesday, the I~ 1 1_ E, I, _ L. ?? II M. - 31{1- ?? I16th dacv of D~eeen~ber next, pro firma. Whether Parlia- itment theic ?? further formally prorogued, or sumn- I- 111011 a-t an early date to erect for the despatch of busi-! ...