... BULs FnR Forxcr.NG.-How frequently do we hear com- E plaints about bulbs doing badly at an early season! Now we must freely confess that it is much more difficult to force bt bulbs into blossom through December and January. than in March; it is altogether a very different affair. Still, how- ever, by a strict attention to first principles, the thing will I by no means be found insurmountable. ...

... STATE OF THE FUNDS-SATRDAY. Bak BRITISH. RES Bank Stock .. 197 Brazilian Five per Cent.. Ss 3 per Cent-Red. Anne. 88 Danish Three per Cent. 3 per Cent. Con. An..87, Mexican Five 3S per Cent. i726- Permuvin N ew 3s jOer Cent. .- -89; Portuguese s per Cent_ New 5 peil~Cent. Ans. -_ Converted.. .. Long Annuities to expire Portuguese 4 perwenZ - ...

... I I HER IMAJESTY'S DEPARTURE FROM ARDVERIKIE AN0D ARRIVAL AT FORT WILLIAM. FoRT WILLIAM, Friday Evening. This, the morning of the day on whilch her Majesty, as i arranged, was to leave Ardverilie, dawned, as usual, in mist and rain. In the course of the forenoon, however, a artial clearing up took place, and fair and foul alternated Kuring the remainder of the day. The metropolitan police took ...

... SI IFBy OUR USUAL EXPRESS, SIX lOTJRS IN ANTTICIP4TION OF THE LONDINOT MAIL. LONDON, WVEDNESDAEY MIOatNiN. The Congress of the Nations has for the last week been in full operation at Brussels. As in the days of the French Re- volution, mankind have met by deputy to discuss first princi- ples. There is, however, no longer question of political theo- rems, but of customhouse regulations. It is ...

... LATEST INE S. BY SI USRAtL EZPRESS H six HiouRS I-N AIN'TICl:PATIO-N OF THE LON DONN MALIL. LONDON, TF_:-EDSESD MrOR-1N-G. The Queen took a drive in a char-a-bane on Mondav. His -goyal EHighness Prince Albert returned from Portsmonth on Mronday afternoon. The royal dinner circle included 'her Roya] Highness the Duchess of Kent, his Serene Hi-rboess Prince Ernest of Leiningen, Lady Anna Maria ...

... EDINBURGSn GAZETTE. SEQUESTRATIONS. September 17. JoN HEssrts GRaeG, lately writer and insu- rance broker in Edinburgh, presently residing in Dunblane- Creditors meet in the writing-chambers of James Bell, St James's Square, Edinburgh, 27th September and 18th October, ten o'clock. September 17. WVILL1aeL & Tnaotcs GrnMsELL & Co. mer- chants in Glasgow, and at Canton and Honet Kong-Creditors ...

... TIlE Ql7 7'N- IN TUEI1 IfI G' lLAN ?? (uFrom we t1 ?? sF' the ScL.;milm.) ?? Sept. 11 Yesterday nnorinz. while :,tr Mnie'vx t- n * ovsocl sket-ciii-- the cecierv of tile Inc1h, 1 i i Ih Sn lrince Al.P erlt. N 1 the lion. C~ampt. anti.':. an! i C''i '.ii r i. G:ltauitilichr snte h keepIer, and lir. ]- n .li.th t Ai to Lee At1i: Fores- t, to thre dielr-e itt u . 'nit' nit-asian, Oh a M;ir,! at ...

... Il - Arh 4XD NAVY. PORTS3NMUTI, September 21. -Her 'Majest)'s frigates Trincomalee and Amphitrite sailed this afternoon to join Rear-Admiral Sir Charles Napier at Lisbon. They are to call off Plymouth, each to receive fifty boys, for distribu- tion in the ships on the coast of Africa and the WIrest In- PORTSMSOUTTI, September 23.-The Sidon steam-frigate, Captain Henderson, C.B., is hourly ...

... TaE election of the sixteen Representative Peers of Scotland took place on Wednesday, in the picture gallery of the Palace of Holyrood. The attendance of Peers was greater than has been the case for some time, there being thirty-one Noble Lords present. The galleries presented an unusually gay appearance, and were crowded in every part. -The election was looked forward to with considerable ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGEENCE. Trance. TIHE PRASLIN MURDER. The Paris journals still comment at great leingthi on the. recent murder of the Duchess-of Praslin, and throw outhser- . ous insinuations as if it were by the connivance of the French s Government that the Duke of Praslin was furnished with the 1 poison with which he put an end to his life. With every dis- I position apparently to make a ...

... }FEAPXUL ACCIDENT ON THE EDINBURGH AND - GLASGOW RAILWAY. On Tuesday morning, about half past one o'clock, the in- habitants in the vicinity of the Glasgow terminus of the Edin- burgh and Glasgow Railway, at the bead of Qaeen Street, were alarmed by hearing the sound of a tremendous shock, accompanied by the crashing ot walls and timber, which vi- brated amongst the neighbouring buildings. On ...

... I1Z-Anl loa PorInrtouth, Sept. 19. The Fisgard,I 42. Captain Daritze. arrived this day froima the Pacific. With a freight of 7.5,0,000 (do1llar-s on merchants' account, cinsignied to Shrav, 1ftawilrei. and Co. wrre-inercbants and freight rigents, of Lolilrin, ficr coirveyance to the IBan of E;g- land. The Fisgard is 4 da4 s from Rio. On e iring up through the wvest channel yestcrdar morning ...