... (From the London Journals of Sntuarday Eve ning.) RUSSIA AND TURKEY. (From the Second Edition of the Tintos.) Vienna, Friday Evening. There is reason to believn that an armmistice has been con- eluded between the Tuakish and Russian armies. Bucharest, Oct. 18. It is said that Omer Pachn had informed Prince (ortscia- k coff of his intention to occupy the Sultan's territories (the Principalities ...

... -STATE OF MI1E CONTINENT. - ?? FRIANCE AND TURKEY. S Thimfollowing imiportanft article appears in the non-official. tI part of the Mso)IteR0'1 -The questiesi which for several months Vast hilt beets -i, nendsiig lit Coisstassth joplo liets, as olueiiitts WbhiCIs Were i latciyi ?? it, entered into o fresh1 phase. The Pose s f uisiss hat matters have come to such a pass that it ustresgn ts ...

... T}IE ATTACK ON THE M'IVOR GOLD ESCORT. e l The following is the story of the great gold robbery, as re- l ported by the felbourner MNorninig Hlerald ot' July 20:- bMr. Warner, one of the escort superintendents, started with his troop, consisting of a sergeant and three mounted mnen, tiom the ?? diggings. They had in their charge a cart containing 2223 ounces of gold, and about £700 in uolley, ...

... ?1)1 1) PT; I ? ! A 1, I'NS?'rj 1, - - .;:j!jtC.jj pnjM1q , 11 Thr pncT.LLi'fl111 b El*r ' 1trrctor of Ih.jiAtl's ; I 4): ofte lwle JJrUt. 'iin h wilitcr. wrill pt'Misn I f ar any ll w lhto.& ;) meine yinr ap- ! me g etctmnl er of a h1g1;.7v1 inzereqing and iN CVe A slle a:4 the ke s are e, n1l ef meore or 1e' ...

... THE French papers are filled with descriptions of the Imperial progress through the northern provinces. Their Majesties seem to have been uniformly received with the warmest enthusiasm. Avon the exceptional course of keeping down the price of bread in the capital- nlotwithetanding, the displeasure which it has occasioned beyond the boundaries of the department of tho Seine-i ot apparently ...

... . ?? the Times,) I During the last three weeks a good deal has been r said and written about the light in which Turkey anti the Turks ]have been represented in the columns of I this journal. Our expositions of the question actually c before the country have been described as villifica- tions of our ancient allies the Ottomans, and some- it thing like remonstrance has been attempted by ...

... TIHE PUBLIC HEALTH. On Friday, awmeeting of the Lord Provost and Alagistratcs, for conference with deutations from' the different Parochial Beards, Royal infirmary, Faculty of Physicians and Sur- I. geoons, &C., aa to tile prcien state of the public health, IIas 0 in held inl the Counc l] ial ' The meeli eg, which wa~ls 1nuirtereusly tl~ aittendedci, consisted of d(leputtuins froml CIsc City, ...

... STATE OF THIE CONTINENT. fr:l 2.11,U I1 IJVL ol Lf~l lOIN, 1.. (From the Globe'a Correopondeiice.) Paris, Friday Evening. The Mloney Market has been more steady to-day, but as yet there is nothing to indicate that we may expect mluch improve- ment in the prices. What news we have, however, is rather favourable than otherwise. It is stated in tather a positive luanier, in the diplomatic circle, ...

... GtTasgoz Cattle Marfio.ket. -Tn consequence of Thurs- dav being our autunminl Fast-day, this market wias hekld on Friday. The supply of cattle wvas limnited, the demand good, and prices rose about 5s. per cwt. Best quality ranged from G8s. to 55s. a cwt. ; cow and inferior beef brought 50s. T'lere wias a plentiful sup- ply of sheep, which were in fair demand. (tood Merliers brought fromt 26s. ...

... Tke New Sh1er'iff Court Act-Sheriff Bell informed his auditors assembled in the Court room on Tuesday morning, that next Tuesday being the first day of November, the New Sheriff Court Act would come into force on that day, and that he would then take the opportunity of making some remarks with refer- ence to the modes proposed for carrying the provi- sions of the Act into operation. The Female ...

... Scl (Ooutbed frm o0n fuad) WI WRI)NESDA-Y, Oct. 12.tI Time Synod met again, by adjoarinment, this morning-Mir Davidson, Modorator. ml PtR5ECITsT10iii'TO URi WNtfl5TEU-5YNO15 FCcTOUniir. b Dr M'TAGGAIRTr ipoited ilt pre silltation, that morning, to TI Alex, Webster, Eqq., of atpic of plate, inl testimony of the 0 Synoui's sense of hiis Vhinhial sereiees, Ias 1ctor for the lands of hoe thle ...

... (Fronlit lce Times.) 9 it Tu E manifesto of the Sublime Porte is, in some respects, otse Of itta le tics Strongest land most unanswerable State papers whici have 0 r- been issued during the present csntury. Such a case does it c vs establish against Russian violence, that a reader utnacquainted ' -at with the bread hearinigs of the question and the peculiar rela- it tions of the two Go ...