... (Fromn the Mornin1g Chronicle.) However inadmissible may be the actual basis of arrangement suggested at Olmutz, it would not be wise to pronounce prematurely on the prospect which it offers of a peaceful solution of the Eastcrn question. The proposal, though resulting substantially from one cause-viz., the attitude taken by the- Western Powers-may nevertheless have been assented to with more ...

... (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, ...

... 're now proceed to draw the Icicture of which ietimation was ca given in the concluding part of our remarks on tlhe Post Office In'~ of this city-, in our iscpression of Friday last. In cloing so, it Li will bo necessary to make referpince to the other offices, respsect- lit ing which returns lcave been obtained, not with tho view of q iinsinuating that the otficers of those offices are ...

... IGHC'1LAND EMIGRATION. ITIiiLAND EMIGRATION. A party of Ilighlanders, numbering friom 80 to 90 indivi- dualls, froin the country of' Lochiel,'arrived hero on Tuesday deigt of last week, en their way to Australia, and were for- warded by Messrs. Bethitme & Macdonald of this city, by the Commodore Steamier onl the following Thursday to thle Emi- gration Depot, at B3irkliehead, whero one of the ...

... BARONY PAROCIIIAL fOARID. The ordinary montilhly uitetinig of the Committee of Alanage- ment of this Board. was ?? oin WedimeSday-.chibaldi M' lcllan, ?? the clta irman, presiding.. COM I't..t I NT A IXST TCIIE (tOVI^JNi(ti OF TIAtNttII.L. Mr. FUITON pr ceded to read a statemenit detailing irregu- larities ill the 1tuts tv Mr. Wood certifning accounts for payment that had airead been paid. ...

... SIR JAMES COLQUHOUN AND THE EMPEROR ST'EAMIER. _ To the Edlitor of the Herald. Sir,-} observe in your paper of thc 24th instant a letter from Mr. Boog, Sir James Coiquhloun's fifctor, to the effect that the paragrap~h whichl appeared in the .Mlawil of the 17t1 instant, as to hat piassed whenI this case came before Lord Rtobertson, was incorrect, and that his lordship ' deelined hearing ...

... THIE TRADES' HIOUSE OF GLASGOW. - _ . - - - Messrs. James Craig, DecacoanConvener. John Morrison, Ciolci-etor. ti David Ynile, ?? Convener. ti David Black, late Collector. fi 7aninne)'rmen. 1 Skimners. Chairles Tiahcias, Deacon. Roberlt Tlhoinson, )eacon, a Alex. Iilshamid, late l)cacon. Alexander Burns Glen. u Archibald iMl']Lellan. James Wlood. e(|crge Patcrsoll. lI 'rigkts. o5 Jonii Neill. ...

... . | HERCALD 0OlFICL, Mo0nrloy Mor0n1ing. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRIAPH[. A M E It I C A. ~ivero~liol, Satuarday, 10 P.m. Tite Rival Mail steamil-sti p Atfries1 has arrived 'i rim \New York. She sailed oil tile 5Lth instant, and brii~ ag 0,000 inl specie. 'lTh Baltic arrived out at '2 psi, onl thle 3d. Thie Crescent City arrived at Now York onl the night of thle 4th inst., with nearly one mill ion ...

... I NG l AN ). Pesid(lency *f BTroda.-ThC friends of the gallant Colonlel Out rioun will bh glad to ?? that he has been re-appoiited as Resiident at B1Lrodt.- Times. Thee National Uoilery.-Iord Onslow has revoked the miuiificeeit bequ[lest wh ich l1e hatd made to the niationt of his tino collection of pictures by thle old wiasters. We are infounned t1at lhe bhs takenC this step ll ?? of tile ...

... IIEALTII OF TOWNS-ClIOLEIRA.. As weL Cannot doubt thant every Ian' ?? pervailes thfie woerld( of oc-anlic fife, is ordered with nol intenitioni, so, iiit mo1e sthoam- sioo, t ie cholera lims bicci pu'roiite~I by ourII Ci'ctori 1fi[l Other (illject than lint I at' oeul'orcing upon thle ricl nod itlgot tllc amendnment of the lihabitationso of, tII 01 P ?? The rije theml solves; hvec not cin'lw ...