... 'ill 1 STA'['TE' ''111' CONTINEN NT. i- 11 U S Si I A. (Proni the 'Tilli.c'st Coresp(indnctO.) lBerili, Seopt. 1 S. Ib 7Z l! of lil;S 1 r aIIShe: despatchi from CoIit ?7iooo 01(10 to RI lt( A;-t ?? oltti:. at V iena, dated Sl. Peteis- A.1!1 obito A nist o.0. (Svptewibur 7 i.t.) as lbllowi - * We li'e ?? vefeived, tolutirel Nvith volmt Excellency's VTpoo!ts A' the ?? (2!tb) of Atuilust, till ...

... 'WESTERN MEETING AT AYfl. The first dlay's sport at this annual mneeting cainle Off On ?? course on Thursday_.Tewatewadl gttiantenn- bar oi spectators as numerous as is lusul oil the firt day's isiceting. There wan a lures ?? thei o,ih-ivn d centry of the counlty, and thle )racing was greatly superior to anything wve have witne~ssed at Ayr for a series of year-s. Th'le following ire thle ...

... ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND NORTH- WESTERN RAILWAY. WESTERN RAILWAY. . ?? the Globe.) (Fromtdentlofe.) Preston, Tuesday f An accident of 3 character fearful to contemsplate, though I providentially unattended with loss of life, occurred yesterday afternoon at the Euxton junction of the London and North- W ?? and Lancashire and Yorlkslhire Railways, situated I about six miles from this town.l ...

... An ordinary meeting of the Presbytery of Glasgow was held in the Tron Church session house on Wednesday-Dr.. Craik, moderator. ORDINATION OF THREE MINISTERS. During the early part of the sederunt, ths iresbytefy was engaged hearing the trial discourses, with a view to ordination of Messrs. Monteith, Leck, and Rattray, who have severally been appointed by the Glasgow Church Building Society to ...

... Tlf: Jew CT N *-1 TIIP EbINBURfGII & GLASGOW ,NIJ C.O,'I'.DONIAN RfAll.WAYS. Io ecic bulired that, upon the amalgamation of the 1 rd t , tsgow and Caledonian l way ComI anies, ed to cinstruct a brianch line to connlect tile two tile %yest of tileil relative ternini in Idinbulrghi. s , aecordiligly commenced about five months ago, ' i,,rdrz t-C ?? uki ctiou, relays of men vere ° . euninir 111 ...

... Kilcreggan, Itoseneath, 5th Sept., 1853. JoHN PIInEDiI1c BATEMIAN, Esq., Civil Engilneer, Manchester. DZZAa S 7,- ,; Cintmg yo-, oa the 2d instant, I have de- rived much itleasure fi-eme carefully readinig over your talented and luminouisreports o] thle different sources iofproeuring a supp~ly ef grayitetionwater for Glasgow, with the annexed re- port by Dr. t. A. Smithl, of the qutlities of ...

... SC O T L A ND V. The Government Commission on our 1&ercantile Lates. fr it -A deputation from the Chamber of Commerce, con- in B sisting of Messrs. John Wigham, jin., Archibald el it Thomson, John Kay, John Clark, ?? Irelnrd, J. Al b r Mitchell, and R. Millar, accompanied by Mr. Leone M Levi, bad an interview with Lord Carriehill on Mon- m J- day. The Chamber of Commerce is desirous that, in ...

... 0 (Frain thle Guardian.) L We have received a copy of a Parliamentary paper, contain- 0I ing an nbsti'act of a return of the number of Post-oflice recciv- y in'X houses in London, D~ubl in, Edinborgic, Glasgow, Liverpool, 11 M-anchcester, and B3irmingham; also of thle nuiibor of persons *0 employed in the Glasgow Post-Office, along with other porticto. I-lets concerning the latter ...

... THIE EASTERN QUESTION. (From the Times.) The rejection of the Viennat Note by the Emperor Nicholas, though not an inexpecteil nor even an unna- tural eventleaves the great question ?? peace in a Position of considerable danger. There are three iparties concerned in the emlbroillmlent-the Russian and Turkishl Governments, for their respective claims, and the four Great Powers of Europe, as ...

... 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 ...

... LAYING THEl, IFEIOUND)ATION-STONE (OF THE \W YND lIREE CIIU UCI. TIhe Ccrcitttiily of' layitng Elie founidation'stotte of the 'Wytid dif vhuchwts potefrikutttd oil M1ontday afternoso), int presenee of' it tii very lhuge ?? (if' all Classtes. A conusidlertblo ?? tit of' the t aditeitco belittiged to Ctew Class for whttin Cite, Chturcht is ric (Itiofy titetel~et, tutd front bityctud tutu witlis ...