... LIFE IN ICLMAIIARA. (F-rom Lean's ?? ?? ll .Ailalila, &I-) At loiigtht it ?? ?? illiliol I WentI ruliietanitly to toly Sennuirl ?? i . 1 tidilcra. Tile Il ilt ij iti 1a 1, l en U 1in- fio tntiii l orili Y ?? t ti:,: ly ilay, ?? on, ito iti.,- hae ?? AcI'Ig eon o lie fl bu I;J l ,1ilt ili 10ttit athier eela-te, tilting, in l toI thle waill nil htl wonol fire. Nveliiet isn tilavsti eullale n li ...

... A mcetingc of the Bridgc Trustees vas held ycstcrday,-the i LIrd P'rovost inl the clhair. 'rite sinutem of the Committee ucre read, detailing the ?? ' hich had been alrcady taken weitih the view of Ultiteatcly frecitig thc bridges of pontages. Or. BANsa IE, after eorrecting aD erroneous report in one f the Iotla ?? of thle specoh lie Nadl delivered ona titi ))tiet't at the l~iver irust on ...

... h N G 1. A XN 1). 131 Car, recently tile(, opporttillity of inspecting two spleitldid dro'sses or' soew d in usli ns, for uci lid rut of tenl to ?? ye i it( ha ears of age iniuin iictitrod Lor' our INational Exhibi- I ~idtoil v Id ,eass. Joh R11 oldol fiI at Co., ol 111tielast, ?? jaig -Cthe I clons ?? conipl 111e melal ?? of n'I itatic tilskill; and wve now feel greatly grat ihed ast ...

... -Am -LP I:(-Y B (Fronm the T'imes.) Southampton, Friday Night. The United States mail steamship Washington, Captain E. e Mf. Fitch, arrived oft Cowes this evening, on her way to l Bremen, brining the usual semi-weekly English and French 9 mails and dates from New York to the 8th inst. Owing to the heavy gale of wind blowing from the south- !, w\st, accompanied withl a tremendous sea in Cowes ...

... A WII')DING AT SiEA. . . . . . - . . . I 11 11 1-1 U . 1 . - ?? Otie of tihoso iteosiling ilcid its, says rho ,i''itistl It, 1l, ; Wshiel ar eplentijul ib) cvery Aositraliall voyaige, bit airc mostly lost for Vatit of chroniclers, lhippenied tin board the Elimigran, of this port, on. hter holieward-holultd vo age. Amonlig tile! pals sellgers Was a y 3mig autd iirpl sseusiag ni, whose Ii ;-n ...

... c (From the Times' Correspondence.) r A Sydney, July I l it Nothing of general political interest has occurred since th Q iea do~rtuve of the 6Shan1ghai, The ConatUtion (VQ4w.it( ha 1 *not yet made its reporit, nor is much anxiety expressed by, the id public with regard to it; on the principal point-the organiza- is tiolt of thle future Upper Chamnber-the decision of the com- a-mittee is ...

... S C 0 T L A N D. The Court at Bola ?? Wednesday cvenigl, a ball was giver, by hler ?? to the doiioestic servants about the castle, the gillies , and several Iothers in the employment oln the estate. T1c even- ing was spent a most agrecable manner. It is under. stood that her Majesty and suite are to leave Ballmoral on Th-ursday, 13th ilst.. by Ballater to Bancoliory, h whence the royal ...

... To thc LEditor of the Glasylio 1 Herald. General Post Office, Edinburgh, 28th Oct., 1859. Sult-I have just received, I prestime, frojn the Editor of tile ('lasgolO Herald, a printed paper, beiing a reprint of certain artistes Nhich appeared in the Glasgow Rerald of the 14th and 1st iltst., relating to the Post Office. These artistes contain a fe facts, and a great numner of rnis-statements and ...

... h ONESTY THE BEST POLICY. A few years ago, a respectable young couple left Kincardine, the place of their nativity, and took up their residence in the city of (;ltlgow. A short time afterwards, the husband took sutdonly ill and died, leaving a widow and two infant children. Ilis young widow, with great care and good maniagemient, had saved a ftewv pounds off her husbanid's earnings, with ...

... hI MAIIEST() OF TIIE SUBLIME PORTE. at- 1.1- ., I.. 1 IArlAStf ?? l Ir mqn We Wre indebted for thle following translation of the maui- festo i~:lucd liy the Otitoman 0 ovurnuiemit, aimuoncing h dca1TalinaI of war in race the ?? be mist immiediately I cvatuat'-d, to tile Dait i1 s1iceas 1 In lie presenlt state of circumstances, it would be soper- fluous I. taelie up1 troni its vervc ...

... TIHE WRECK OF TIIE ANNIE JAMNE. Ac briefly stated in our loot, the reinaininug survivors of thte Annie JaIlm irr'ived inl Glasgow Oil Thursday nlight. We (Mahil) have eni come ci' the crew, to whom we are indebted for' the tolloswing parittenlars: 'Thotitas Markham, second mnate of the Annie Jine, says- We left Liverpool onl the 24th of August, bound for Quebec, with aI general cargo, the ...

... | FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF TUESDAY, I I ?? ?? r r T'W A FORIIIr; t OFIICEr, 8O:T. 30. - - The Queen bns been graciously PICSee to appoint CCOIgC Johnil t ltobert Gordon, Esq., Iwo' Secielo:y to lie Milljesty's Legationi at Stockholm, tol) ?? Mlqjotity's CIanrge (I'Afftidrc and Consul Gene. rtI to the Oriental Itepublic of Ile UG:'igilo1y. r 'PieC QIIODCI hIS olso been grelnclosly pleased to ...