... C3LASGOW WATER COMPANY'S BILL. HOUSE OF C0OMMNONS5EiLECT COMMiTTEl ON; GLASG(OW WAT~p COMPIANYS B ILL, *JoUN 2, 1853. Jon-, Fr.ovun, Esq., is the Chair. ;le (Gontinned from f10 enS! of Motnday, tIfi, Jul5..) illy ~~MR. DAkNlIEL M'KA IN recalled anil further examined by Mr. scljeaiit 13 to Air. Ml Kahn. do youi want to inake anyv Lxplanmiti, 11 gilt an nse vwi gave onl Tuiesday ? On r'elfurril ...

... (From Ite Times.) The Journanl des DMbls of Wednesday publishes a narrative of the negotiations carried on by Prince Alenschikoff at Constantinople, aid an abridgment of ge. the notes and draught convention 'which have led to the interruption of diplomatic relations between the Russian Envoy and the Porte. This statemeint, published by tile most important political journal of France, is so ...

... '11L CQOAST' OF AFRICA. Plymouth, Thursday. 1B3 'Die African Steau INavigation Company's mail-paeket Fore- tCunter, C0onnmaamdder J 11.ut. Aitkins, arrived at midnight with nails, iu chnige of l Aiutiteiuit irifliths, I. N. 11or diates are-l erviando Po, April 23d ; Caineroons, 25th ; Goc (tid Calabar, 2itl ; lienoy, 2tith Lagos, May 1st; Accra, 2d; th (lame )oa-st Castle, 3d MIonirovia, 7th ; ...

... On Sunday last, sermons were delivered in the churches of 16 of the various denominations ii the city, by the Rev. T. D. Wingate, Kilmun the Rtev. 11. Gault, Glasgow; the lieV. p. M'Dowall, Alloa the 11ev. John Pillans, Pertl; the Rev B. Iuixter, Kilwilniing; the Rev. J. Cuiross, Stirling; the 11ev. W. Elmslie, Inseh ; the 11ev. Dr. Houstoll, Kilock. bracken; and the Rev. W. Wight, Harbury. ...

... m:._ (From tihe Times.) The telegraphic despatch which arrived on Wed- I nesday, only four days old, from Alexandria, strikingly i illustrates the tremendous responsibility of a power I which embraces the whole world. It informs us of British arnaments employed in two populous regions about as remote as it is possible to be, and hitherto sealed against the advances of the civilized world. In ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY, JUNE 9. The LORD CHANCELLOR took his scat on the woolsack at ti . five o'clock. . l e LAtL'W O ARRESTMIENT O WAOES (SCOTLAND). c Lord BIR{OUGHAH said, at the last sitting of their Lordships, a he presented a petition on the important subject of the arrest- . ment of wages in Scotland. On that occasion lie stated that he 0 e thought the best course would be to refer the ...

... TIlE ALLEGEDI RENFRIEW IMMERSION CASE. T'o the Erditor qf ?? Glasgoiv Iieriald. Sm,-In'referetce to palitigapilh, ?? atpoea(et1 in your plapr of' 1foiilay last a85 au extract froim the it-izCe, lieaded (uorioits Atflair ?? Low, in which tile imagistrates of this burgh ai'e represented ais totally unwortly of the piublic trust reposed in theli -a paragraph iii itsel'f plpably absurd and ...

... At the Sheriff Small Debt Court, on Thursday, several cases were decided, which involve results imiportant both to employers and employed, It is too often the case that jounecymell, as well as apprentices, look upon their engagements as of so facile a nature that they may be broken with impunity. For their in- formation, we think it advisable to record the following cases: -The first was one ...

... A U ST'' 1Z A 1, X A. (Fiolal the Tillis.) Southampton, Oet. 14. By the ?? mail steamship l na Pinta Ve havc late accoints from Australia, q~ri ?? Ihese advices vecre brought to Callao by the ShIp I 'atriciali, froiin SydIney, with dates theace to til h i')til of luly, illid frolm P'oit Plilip to the 14th0. I inilng lisess was exceedinigly doll, owiing, it is said, to unfavourable weather. The ...

... its FRANCE. IN IIr (From the Times' CorrespomneonC.) v rs. Paris, Sept. 11, 6 r.N. .a The Coveinmsnent pilper, the Pofiys, conclodes its lcading 0 III article onl I h Turkislh question in the followinog terms:- Id I I f the Vieuna note be definitivelv rejoeted by Turkey in the form which Rtussia liad, not without hesitation, adoeptod, and which tho a. g Czat noly wish to ailintain, wohet will ...

... THE LATE THUNI)ER STORM. (From the T2imles.) Bristol, Saturday. The weather throughout the night and this morning has conU- tinued most tempcstuous, although this evening tbe wind appears to have lulled. In addition to the desti etive r avages committed by the storm, and recorded in the 7'iiens of this day, wve may mentioll that the road to Westbury, near this city, has been rende ed quite ...

... EESTR.UCTION OF A STATION BY A TRAIN ON THlE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. ril (From the Tilmes.) tle len lidig, Thuirsday ifornin,. OQf fllf:1thle acclents colmected withblthe bistory ol' therilwlys iO itisiS conltry, it is dilctilt to ?? of ocue more singular ?? anicter or noie destrnctive ib, extllit, tlil tflnt whiliell loot e lielit remiaired eit the (Ureit Westelrin l)ilwly slti:ll iii tillis ...