... SCO TLAND. jFRO?1 OUlt OWN COinnESPONDENT.1 EDINBURGH, SEPT. 30. The Convocation of the laity of the diocese of Moray and Roes, to which I so recently referred, was held at Inverness onl the 20th instant. At eleven o'ilock on that day the Litany was said by the hish op's ch aplaili, arid the Holy Comminunion was udrriinistered. Thereafter thre bishop conlsti- tuted the Convocation in the uame ...

... TfL 1GR,0PHC DESPATCH. T-E CRIMIEA AND THE EAST. ' ^rMARNE AND EUPROF'EAN TELEEGRIAPH.] rIE. j5EqA ~,P.ESPONDLN'T.j nosl Gat vlI2 i1BtipzD:-T VIENNA, FRIDAY, OCT. 20. . private despatch from Bucharest, dated the h instant, anuounces that the bombardment ?? on the 13th. Two hundred pieces of b ;vy artillery were employed. S.bastopOl was not expected to hold out more Tas three or four days. ...

... (Copy.) Her Majesty's steamer Eurydice, off Cross Island, White Sea, Sept. 1. Sir-Herewith I have the honour to transmit, for the in- formation of the Lords Commissietrers of the Admiralty, a I report front Captain E. M. Lyons, of her Majesty's steam t ship Miranda, containing a statement of his proceedings in I the Kola river, resulting in the destruction of the defences land town of Kola, ...

... °. [FA OUR OWun COUIE51IONDEXT.] n NEW YORK, Nov. 11. Great anxiety was felt up to yesterday morning a for the anrival of the America, with news from the b seat of war; and warm were the hopes in the bosom - of every British resident in this country, that she would brhlg the glad tidiugs of the fall of Sebastopol. But uo, her intelligence has only deepened the anxiety, albeit no doubt is felt ...

... [FROM OUR OWN CORESPONDENT.J o StTURIN, Nov. 11. ~ost States iu Europe feel the pressure of the times; most States in Europe feel the want of m0- nly. That visionary republic, of which Mlazzini ima- gines. himself the hero, is also in want of caqh; M. Mazzini has, therefore, issued a circular in order to raise a loan ; lie has selected Italy as the theatre of his financial operations. In order ...

... A YR COUNTY ELECTION. ,1 |The nomination for this county, vacant by the lamented death of Colonel Blair, who fell at Inkerman, took place on 3 Tuesday in the town of Ayr, in front of the County Buildivis. ,As the weather had been very cold during the preceding rnight and morning, the attendance was comparatively limited. Mr. BELL, of Enterkin, having paid a very beautiful tribute to the memory ...

... SCO TLAND. * DISTILLEnS AND THEIR CUSTOMERS. re In the Edinburgh Court of Session, on the 23d T instant, judgment was given in the ease Mathisoni C( v. Alison, which, it may be remembered, after hav- at iug been fully argued before this division, was, in consequence of the importance of the question, gm and the uncertainty of the law in regard to it, re- H nitted to the opinion of thewhole ...

... [.flOM OUR OWX CORR~ESPONDWNkT.] of DUBLIN, SATURDAY EViN0I41. atDrIZA or LnAD DuNALLY.-AccouLtts reached itowvn this day of the death of the IRight Herr. Lord Danially, which took place on Thursday last, at, [sKilboy, county of Tipperary, after a protracted ill- )Uness. Tne venerable nobleman had reached his neightieth year, having beers born ion the 3d of M 'arch, I 775. The evening Post ...

... C71 UlUCys ESSA YS.* bth may remarkable developments of literature, arising from the growth of ,dr ltl to ise that word in its widest significa- ,j;Mi 0s t u historian of British letters ;04.h ilhth future i t h record as signalijing our century, we ,e iY place the extended scope and far c* jItealY pii3cth valuc assigned to essay writing. An r e - iurnerly hed to mcaia a formal disserta- ?? ...

... A.SSOCIA TIOIV OF SCHOOLMASTERS OF I . GREAT BRITAIN, 3es The proooe~angs at ktv, a~taital Meeting of this associatiou lieI were resunr~j~ Yeiterday Morning, ait St. Martin's Hall, Long- ?? Mr. T. Tate, mathematical professor of Koslher Hlall ?? Institution, in the chair. Mr. TnOXAS CRASIPTON, master Of the Breritford Public. i.school, proceeded to deliver his lecture on The Teaching of vir- ...

... LONDON: ,SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1854, a In the HOUSE of LORDS, last night, The Youthful Offenders Bill and a number of other bills passed through committee. The Laud, Assessed, and Income-tax Bill was read the second time. Several hills were read the third time and passed. The Earl of HARROWBY moved the third reading of the Sale of Beer Bill, and described the altera- tions made in the measure ...

... F'RE AN BISIJOPSGATE-STREjBT Yesterday morning, shortly before two o'clock, an alarm. oing fire broke out in the carpenter's shop at the rear of No. 122, Bisobpsgate-street Without, in the occupation of Mr. Heath builder. With the promptitude characteristic of the fire brigade, several engines were quickly brought to the spot, and immediately put into play ; but, ewing to the inflaM. ,mable ...