... Gli S GO AV, 0 CTO BLI t 7. ilord John Russell and htis Grace the Duke of C Argyhl, aco()ipan ied by Mr. Loin Camp bell, arrived d: liere from Roscleathi yesterday morning. l-is Grace Y: . aid tile noble Lord left by traini at a quartor past 9, t Cit r-oute flr London, whither tihe Cabinet Miaiiisters t have all been suniinioned, and are hasten i ng, on ac- .COUllt, no douibt, of the ?? ...

... TIHE CIIOLERA. (From the General Board of ilcaltb.) STOCKiiOLMt. The last accounts from Stockholm render it probablo that the epidemic is nearly at all end in that city. The cases arc not only becoming daily fewer in nunber, but milder il character- the iciest certain sign of the decline of thi epidedic. On the 14th Iinstant, being the 62d lay from the first outbreal of the epi- deosic, the ...

... 'TOiWN COUNCIL P ROCEEDiUNOS. '~ln Cisineil was tenes constituted-tlso Lord Provost in tise Chl ?? 'Pine mninutes were read and apprn-ved of. Mrl. HIANNAN, tito Decan of Guild, was swvorn Iin, being tine fir,t Ineetillg since hin re election ; aind Mr. Craig, the newly- cleeted Deaosns Conveneir, wvas also sworsi in. At)IT~tIiONAI, %IONIE'Y 0tDttEll OFI''CES. A letter wvas riad fr-011s Mr. ...

... A lli 1E t I C A. ILI' (FrotH our own Correspoudeont.) RIEPI'LY OF TIIE AMERICAN (IOVEl iENT TO AUSTlIIA INN TIHE ,lt I;OSZTA AFFAIIR. Ci AtitINVAL OF THlJI .TE.UI'-8111'S G OOIU)I.N AOi AND AIRCTIO. Liverpool, Wednesday. ry The steaml-shlips Goldell Age andc Arctie arrived in thet Aler-l in soy this moIrning, the foinrer with twvo and the bitter wit il four Cs days' later niews than that ...

... I A IN IN Ill, IflLN Dl,. : To the Editor of thea Glasgow Ierald. t Dear Sir,-We write titis letter to give a true statement to the c public of the way that the passengers were treated by the agents, owners, alld calptain of the Asnie Janae; and also the treatment we received from thc Goverinment Inspector when we applied a to him for redress. We took out our passage from f-latnilton r & ...

... [go (Eromn tre Morning Chronicle.) ex( o ACCID)ENT O2 'TiE LANCASMIIUI AND Y'ORKSHIRE RtAtILWtAY. COil Between twelve and one o'clock on Thtlisday morning a tol Great Northerni luggage traiti broke down ol thie Lancashire fosl tanlud Ytorkshire linoc, abont a mile fiomt lnottinigly Juncltion, Ste, ' thirough the breaking of tbe axlc of one of tile waggons, being stri la's tst second accident ...

... GRANITE BLASTING IN TIHE IIIGHLANDS. At MacNevin's Isle, Bonaw, on the banks of Loch ttive, Mr. Sim of Furnace, Loclifyna, has opened a granite quarry, for supplying Glasgow, &c., with causeway stone, and where lie is also cutting some large blocks for monumental Work, for which purposes the granite of this rock excels, both in the compactness of its grain, beauty of its colour, together with ...

... ?? ~ T iFRID)AY MIORNING, OCTOBE,'R 21. Bctwecn Russia and Turkey there is now placed ; what, in present circumstances, must be considered an impassable chasm. For some monthis back affairs were inevitably hurrying to the point at which they liave arrived. Everything foreshadowed tile crisis wlich the manifesto of the Ottoman Cabinet has con- summated. Yet in spite of the unmistakeable ten- ...

... LETTER FROM CAPTAIN MCLURE, Is IL ISOERER OF THlE NORTHI-WEST PASSAGE. li Ig We are indebted to Dr. Wilde forl tile following letter ?? '.Captain M111lure, addressed to hiS sister', Mrs. Thomas Ed- WI relid Wright, of Dublin. H -er Majesty's ship Investigator,; Bay of Mer&y; Cal Commnicaionby psfr tiqutrofthe globe. s 5o01 III athr upiccdenedbut, nevertheless, I hope~i will arrive tl Vs at its ...

... MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 17. -a- Ae have nothing new, of an authentic cblaiactol, to s, offer rogar(ling the position of the EDstern Question. . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ?? JW'ar Itavilg b)cen officially declared b)y thIC Tulirkil Government, it remains to be seen wvilttlter RUssia will recede or accept the elntllleuge It is Ilut easy to see how Russia, whlihlt is ?? ajgestor. ali which has already ...

... O U R D A N C I N G U S A G E.S .. lNDE;.ICAYi,: OF' TilP WALrZ, &C. (To t7a JUlor of the tGla.olD li -olld.) Stll-Your inse(t;ioni of a very pointed and sensible extraet from a recel3t periodeA on the subject of dalicilg,. as- at irc- selt practised, i;icliaos-ille to hope that you wil igivc adinis- i sion to a few lines enz ithp salme subject from a less iccutlontial I i qiiar tcr. It is ...

... SIRl CHiiARlI.ES N API IZI AND THI I'lEA(:E cO'NFICERENCE1. pit Ineetieg ( thle licace 0itfercilice heid at Edinbitirit1 1,1,ti''ii' it, (Ilay f:-r ly Admllinda N.ti'iei, on ptti?ectiing himiself, tIva. j~~iv( 'liii go tt'eoiicitlos ceulteitig. Ilk! ,aitI it oijiht ItIIpe1:1i xt1 iit~ Lit to floore preskelt tharit Iavnaal otlecer ud litl i aintiirtii ASltlil collic re ionleltrit t WNliit5 If ...