... 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, ...

... . +11- ?? -Ian lln- l nf ITno at 1.s L1J -- ,w- n (From the Gncneral Board of Health.) 0 ...

... (From timo Tiisea.) t1 A v ery sad aceident, which was immediately fatal to one per- son, and has seriously injured several others, occurred on Sa- b turday afterinoon last, within a short distance of thc London. terminus of thce Great Westein Railway. Although not iII- P volving so serious atloss of life :is the recent catastrophe at the ti Crystal Palace, there is, in many particulars, a ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... | 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 ...

... 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 ?? ...

... 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 & ...

... FIRE Al' SIUNBURY DISTILLERY. II liii 1.1 OL15fU NIIXL iF1 J4~~I (Froei tile Cosuinit of '1'hlrslldy.) Last tight a fire bioke ?? ?? Sunbury Distillery, Water of 1 Leith, under somewilat penlikar oeilciIstallteos, MAd attende(d with eonsiderable destruction of' property. The distillery oc- cupies at large area oil the south bantlk of the Water of Leit h, opposite tile I ea Ceuetery, anid ...

... TILE VWRECK OF TIIE ANNIE JANE. PAsitilRl tTICULAR* S (From the Liverpool Albion.) TIe Anlie Janosaile front Lliverpo1ol en Wedlinesdaly. the 23,1 of August. On the 25thi she met wvith a iheavy gale, and awing to tbe bad stowing of her cargo', she railed so heavily to wivhduardt llat 4o cearried aw1y bei; tore and 1lliz.1 topillasts. 1Iho panssene lieu bogg ed the ea1ltaill to palt bacek to ...

... The Annual Conferonce of thle Friends of Peace assembled I onl Wedniesdaly inl the Music 11all, Edinburgb. At thle opening t, meeting, which took place at twelve o'clock, there was a laret attendance of inolnbers, who were seated onl the pllatfr and hi the centre of' tha hail. The wings and galleries were set apart for visitors, and wale nearly filled. Owving~ to thle greet s desire manifested ...