... 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 ...

... MEETING OF VINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. _ _ . . , L . - 1 . : - -I . . I On Friday at two o'clock, a meeting of ces'tlnmen interested in the spirit ernil was held in the liatik f3lull Hotel, for the pur. pose of 0o'8isIerirg what steps ought to bh taien in referenre to certain clauses of the Cistnts bDuties' Act of last Session, whicrh miaterially affected the interests of the trade. EteMS ...

... THE FATAL ST1^;AM-BOAT EXPLOSION ON THE RIVER THAMES. II ?? mit tisIIAIitZO. IS (Feesn tier Times of Monday.) ?e During the whole of Sunday end the previous day the scene of the frirhtful accident which -ceckrred on Friday .moraine was visiteil b; thiousandlsof personsi. Among thornweremianyof those who. foi-tunately escaped with only a few bruises; and contuions: and fronm their animated ...

... LONDON , SF'PTEMlBER 22. ?? ! r~i';a'V Cop riissio .Th commlissioners for inquiring into tU' .:pplicatiOn of iron in raioway structures held their l. first meertinir at Gwd syr 1oose on Saturday. There were . present Lnrd wrotteiler, rrrifessnr W 'ilis, M.A., Capt. -lents oases, T.E., George RPennie, Esq., Eaton Hod-r- Ikins, Fn7q , and the ?? ,i- liiC EtZ, a soe of, Lieutenant Iouglas ...

... (From the Apr Observer.) The Frith of Glvde was visited by a severe gale of wind during ii the latter part of last week. A keen breeze Sprung up as Iearly ats Tuesday afternoon ;but this enabled the many crafts which bore up and down channel to hurry away at a bounding pace. Heavy rains, with a still heavier wind, closed the after-' noon of Wednesday ;-and as Thursday wore on apace a white ...

... LONDON, i EPTiIIIBE aR I 5 . , ,'Lfe *e /I ?? t I 71LL-- . i 1z- 7rFL,- 01i',, I e , fC iLi' a1i' 0 'il t,)itfn 0 3I141 .IT *aft- r £n ZI- C lT V two ?? Cmo rn n l.r. Tn pr.qes-L 2'1.crv 1hI 'ti T r ~ v ?? I I iir'inc p l, ronl ahout two T.! w ir nr. At a: ?? 1- l exifrtt . a I ?? I 1 ' -T I anw arcrI fi.S RoLyxal ti fnv ^ ip r u i j r I. t' rrnirns7(£ . l4 i 12 ir w8; ';vas irn oliifti - ;~il ...

... AFFAIRS ()F SPAIN. Our 0t, acotints front Madrlidl are of the 28th tilt. General Nar- vaez had an audience of the Queen on the previous evrening and wvas recciested by her M.qajesty to prepare a proc*ramtne awlI conl- struit a C abinet. The Genpral asked for two dtans to ooplw jit i the Qieens invitation. It was helieved that the Mlinistry wvouldlh be formed on the 29th. and consist of the ...

... SPArN-. (From Mh orsod-eo ie1oral. Chrornile.) the ~rreeondeoe o theMadrid, Sepitemb)e r ~3. The new Ministry, has this dlay issued its proagramome, in the Ishape of an 4cx positioin to the Queen, followed Liv a lionel decree Igraesinz a full aind comnplete amnnesty for P.1i pliticial offreces uip to this timne. The fo] totsinc! is a trarnsjation of these dorutrnients, thle importanice of' ...

... GrLASGOW FLORICULTURAWL SOCIETY. 1, _ I. _ _ . . . We alre been reqoeested br the Secretary to insert the fol in lowsing as a mone perfect report than that which wnas copied into our last fronm a conteniloraty.J] The autunm meeetila for exhibition srd competition of flowers I and plaInts, sras held in the Assembly TR oors on Welnesdav last. I filly decorated with flowers asd evergreens, hy Air ...

... MONDAY M,~ORNING, SEPTEMIBER 20. I The almost cailv announcement of now extensive failI | i tires nececsarilv cireates alarm in comzmercial circles, and I ?? I-owrf A 11 I;W A~r Y ?? i_ __ _ a. ecouage a isposition to deszpondency Whitch ma, f ait ?? in. result in patnic. Th upninoth tI- 1, neat firm of R-vi, Irving &c Co. of London, with liahi- i. ?? ti) the amount of a. mill ion and a half, ...

... Portsmnntlh, Ang. 31._ffis Imperial Majesty the Em- peror of Ru-sia has presented to Admiral Sir Charles Orle, the comnmander-ri-ehiefat this port, a superb silver vase, as a mark or his majesty's esteem, for the attention And kindness shown to hils son, the Grand Duke Constan- tine, last year, when he was a visitor at the Adrnmralty H0fonce for a week. The vase is of Russian manufacture, ...

... STIRLING Mh2TINO, T¶IUSlSDAY. To-day the weather was beautiful-the courase in fine order; and although harvest operationsr are in full progress, We noticed cgricnnlturists from all the adjacent districts. Upon the Grand Stand we observed, his Grace the Dukle of fnlontrose, Mr. Porbes of Callendar, Mr. liammsy of Barnton, Sir lenry Seyton 8teurort of Allanton, Sir John flay. 1r. Wilicluhpe of ...