... tGLASGOW, OXCTOBER 7. Presbytery of A.r- l J'lFriday last the Presbytery. of Ayr met to prosecute the ?? of 1r. ShIvw sl fronm the second to the first charge of the United a] Churches and Parishes of Ayr and Ahloway. No oh- ti jections to this translation having been offered, the a Presbytery, on the ground that a pastoral relation t already subsisted between MrI . Shawalld these 9parishes, ti ...

... FR ANCE. QFrotni the Mordiilg cir-onicie'ti Corresondence.) (I P'aris, Sundlay E'veninll jottrnals of this mtornling have in general refrapined fe atyrrtlher commenfits Ott thle plresent slate of' tIle, Lastern o c ,Te~111.-'ile (fly]) ?? ill illet, whieh trea~ts of the sitiject i a l~t~',ie th l5,0( ha era, which fhr Sollie- timei §6: t7l1 ape par'ently without ally fixed news as to whast ...

... DEPUTATIONS TO GOVYERNMENT-MAKE BELIEVE, The remarks mtade by Lord Palmorston, on deputations to members of the Government recall to out' remnateibrance a cir- cumstantcc ?? may serve to show ?? mualiler in, whicll these afl'sirs weore viewed by some officials. Sime years ago a mner- chant in one of tha principal commercial twnl.s' waited Ljeoll the Chancellor o' the Exchequer ot the day (it ...

... IIEAL'LII or TOWNS-PREVENTION or CHOLERA. 91o the Editor of thil Times. ti Sir,-There is yet one important fact comnected with mialig- Hoi1 naiit cholera which I feel it iny duty, in thle piresenit series o letters, to place hetore the Giovernment and Other authorities of this, coonntry in The 'Timese. Cholera, as wvell. pointed nut by the uffe, editor Lancet,, 500e 00t longer be regarded as a ...

... (,'TASGONV IQWNIGT ASYLU'M, 'Thle ~eeveltccnlth aoiti~ua mleetinlg of thle tiii';;f of tile 0 Tho. go!iv Nigilt A sytlun1 d11 I louse of I nduitry w111 11111I o 113onlliy Nvililbin thie I istit I iol-W . Campbell, l'sq. of TiFFll,10vl~l ill the echair. Amonog othlers, loresen, %we }h'cr(I ved Ithe. D~r. Smyl) hb the Re v. Dri. Ead1111, Rev. Mr, Watson, tile L~orf Pro. vost, :Sir James10 ...

... SPATriUNS OF TIHE BIRITISIH AMlMY. 1V/ e, c Ia cta s r ire iijtvio)t71,te last Ionamed is ti/na It t1thich It h Deq'di of tihe ieyitieds is sitliolicd. hifie Guarsor. Foot., Ist, Whiudlor. 39th, Cork. 2d, RIgets l ark. 41th, A listrali; Waterford, 11R030 ?? GIuards4. 11st, Smalta; mloiagat. IIv de Park. 42d, Uosport. Pragoon/ (Cssrds. 4:i, ?? olrd to proceed from lst, Nwtvbrid-e. 74th, the ...

... FRIDAY MORN[NG, OCTOBER 7. In our paper of this inornmimg we copy from various sources the narrative of the progress of evonts in th| - . - I- - --f i ' . -- .± .12 . East. In perusilng tile dilel'cent accoun-ts Which Meach Ot 0 ?? us we feel strongly impressed with tile idla that a l great deal more is written rclating to tihe present state in 1 of affiairs than is actually known. In the ...

... -_ - .- -. _ ?? ?? A:1 -. a- .f1 I -- I I . _ _- A ineeting of Cottneil was held yesterday-tha Lord Provost iln tile chair. Thc minutes wvere rcad and approved]. A1't'OlINTMET x TO HIGH1 9ornOOr.. The minittes of the Committee oil tile Iligh School woere read, anllouncing the appointment of' Ailr. J. Ieill Simpson asl D)epnty-Alastcr of the English Department in the Hi1gh School, wvas read. ...

... MIRfACULOUS PRESERVATION. M'e h1ave thlis wee(k1 to reword 0o1 of' the ilost won dirots Cn1ps0.5 1; om1 dealit it lhas cvel been o01 lot to retid or record. It is tha:1t id at boy i:ailed IJav id Waters, wiged about 16 yealrs, soi of' ita widw bii Ll ; tule l1ti)R lil:i'S :11 these :-tin 'IIUMiday, IblbIt 1 o'clock, lhe leit his notlier's houseo Im Noss IlI cd, 1:) et'ell WHi(lbiM,, lid ...

... 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 ...

... lESUL'S 1OF TElE IIARtVEST. (From the Economist.) I W ith ?? exceptioi ofiseino beaus, ail) hereand there a very late piece of wheat, the halvest may be considered to be con- 1h cutded, and from all the accounts we receive the results are as t 1 tifront s'tisltctory as wVaS allticipated. Every fiallnner 1 elIO v Ias thit-ld ed anly wheat is dicaoppoiloted vith tile yield, even 1L trilul crops ...

... (From thme Mornming CPh iciicle's Correspolelmlealc.) Tim3 !omiicmmm. 1tmtblmshe a tI'ris, Tuesdiay hMoning. I Tlle310oidl r puzblishes a flocec, al lowing corn, tial, mind dried lpulse to ie convecyed, inetil ?? 31st Dec., 1853, between I Pranc and A I-criai, in forcign bottoms, exempt of all duty. 'rThe Conostilmtionnel aind lotsy, sem i-offeiail journals, seem to f doubt the truth of the ...