... Southampton, Thursday Evening. By the United States' mail steamship Franklin, James A. Wrotton, commanier, wlhrcic touched off Cowes this evening on her way to Havre, we, have dates from New York to the 24thl ultiino. The Franklin has about 100 passeigers, 19 of whom are for HIavre, and onl freight for France 1700 barrels of flour, and specie valued at $300,000. The Africa arrived out oul the ...

... SY NOD) OF G LASGOW ANI) AYR. ?? ?? . . .. ?? . . I I . . T]Iiis Syn oil let ,lI ?? Ttlsdn N., ill th I JelTrlC ('it)el i, atid, artitian thle R1ev. ilohurt (iiflla, frmlln Ezra iii., 11, the cotrt Nvas (iliity v'Illstitltl'li. Some11 tille wails Ilellljed in- Iiiakilig OjI) thle roll, thle i11l1liber i Illemb(iliers Ini att('doilaee bein~g ?? ilarge. elx'craloinmlulIissionis, inld inig tbos ...

... MOND)AY MORNING, OCTOBER 10. Wec arc enabled ini this m'orililng's paper to repulbi.lt : a short notice of tile r esult of a reuelt voyage ill thIC Arctic seas, which was undertaken for the purpos of co-operating with certain expeditions that were out in scarchl of the missing ships under the commanld of Sir Johln Frantl in. It will be seen that at length tlhe long sou-11t for nortli-west ...

... TIHE ORGAN- - At length thera is an Organ in the City Hall, and the expres- Sion of the mere fact is like the partial rtlief which a sigh brings to a burthenedbheart. It is along time since the attempt was firstinade to introduce en organ into the service of the p IISeshlishd Church~ej in (3lor-50cictwe believe, o ?? half a century ago. Wheli thle lute Per. D~r. Rit- nI fclue(, tried to have ...

... E N G I, A N D). Nm i' 3n'WhiJoi file Qcci.-l hs b)een officially ani- IIoilicedI that it Iwo' stelim-N aeht is to bc built for her ?? ini lien of tlie Victori 'IIiid Allbert. She is to hje aII llroll yacht. upo1)0 l(1 h paiddle principle, and of ?? lirso poweor. 'The Vivtoria aid( Albert laving exh1iblited ini Such at hild light thle wvorikumuship of'a r'o ?? dockyard, miul r a cir n al ...

... FPREE SYNOD OF GLASGOW AND AYR. 11- a l - ?? - - T .. . _ * r n ?? t{*I ...

... (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 ...

... , Al'l VALl-zNu Dublin, Oet.6. A terrific acileilt, followed by a IinentablO loss of life, took ACO yestlserdiay evening Oil thee Grelst Southern ?? ,ltle at StI afl:ni, witilin a fewy miles of the Dublin terminus. 'I'lle ftillowill Succinlct accoullt of the tragic occourreuce is fur- ni slhed by the Firemaenl'S jos Ial. :- i 4 One ofthe 1oitalpiililing lceidents thltit hsieverbeen our sad ...

... 'Iihe annnual general meeting of the members of this Asso- ' ciatiasil Wtas held w ithin the Mlecirchants' I-bll, on Wednesday tr tile 5ti instant, at 1 ?? when It cousideiable iumber ot ra- th speetabc :ilid isfluential geoitleinen attended-and Mr. Sheriff Ii Bell tile President, took tfle liir. 2I1 Tilo Tnaxsuien having reald a statenlent ofhis introluissions si- for last year, and also of ...

... 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. ...

... r . ?? ?? .. I.n. Osr cotcmpioritries for some weeks past bsvo been comn- Dicnting Illoit a return obtained through Parliament by one sil of our Dil.l'' Macr.Is gregor. It is true that in December b) cf laist year Mr11. ltll scoregor, lin hiis place lii Parliamenet,w mme o etaili reta;ins reispectii~g l'ost (O111cc liatters iln E geeaad the M asgoiv Post Oftie- ill particoilar-, bet it ...

... PREPAiRATION FOfR CHOLERAL ?? . -1 I. ?? ?? .. ?? Ir .-7. 'TO the Editor of the Glaygom Jfcrld. q Sint-lu wetchiog the course of' prieliaration adopttinig by Oui publiet bodies to mneet tite ravages olf tim expected attadk of R cholera, one catinol but feol consolationi froill thc rcanilucsa dc with which tihe subject of' pr.eattisoary measures is talil up, and time strong hopao that the ...