... of~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~0 a ENGLARD. S6 r Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent and suite are ex- of pected to remain at Powless Honse, East Cowes, until the first SC ie week in the enlsuing month, when the Royal Duchess returns to Frogmore Lodge, near Windsor. Her Royal Highness's youth- -ii ful srandcbildren, the Princes Arthur and Leopold, and the Princess Louisa, are staying at Osborne, ...

... .' MATRIMONAL llEtATMO -'F'TEOT'COTrf.: .! j j 4 , ;- = - n - lay by' i . )rni theo ditp'si.Ooc0 Po st atther, queftin. S e'1.cmsi.iar psum kth wedlock is lesC r be Ali quen fland 5aqJ6l plaisa beuethlweod j t te-bDe. Notlkn4d ojiot hold maragerndiesa e regrd ye icio i M~OO ~s'l~l~by th~')ow'r1 in ~ glazid.' . No afttcpt msd ring ~ toupport is umpj-ion on -any. grounds 'of 'blservatiou ...

... INVEI'lIY IIOflTICULTUIAL SOCIETY. This society's coslel i sljov fol tile season was held in thle QolOl1il, on I'htmrs~os., 21st inst. The uiml)er of ar- tides Chteiifor compotj i atlbrds sufficicnt proof that the isst ofthe ho sporters *,f the society in its prospects and suc. letr~s no aballltelnellt In both ciatses the dicsplaty of fruits and veaetalles. were suverior to anythli;, exhibited ...

... Lt),mUoN GAZ J.i.TE. D 1O-WNING ST-r7EEi'P.Sr tirwml'r i9. ?? Qun'nin ?? I a ii ?? 1:ip 'i~nr Sir E1linrd WVal1 cr iHend, Bitt., t, be C.,p n i- it, r * no; I (if vz t' tr r .i f. (ii1'tCIvitili'S ?? t'n' ?? N *v [irai.rk:sivk, a oat N-,-ni ?? ami 'F r I-ta' ;11ih .,i, P, inL lfi;'tar tutI C'ire'rn''r-(hr-l AifvIllthtflue 1r ¾ iwe ,s ?? tlneC ?? i:tninL utf N''rti Anl ?? an1dl of thlte Ibland ...

... SUIUT OF~ 'I'11L ISLAND) OF AIZ1RAN, - - I., I 1 - I ?? -r . 7 s 'o ?? . Edlol, of thc Clmegyo IHerala . Stii,-I wvas struick withit paragriltapi liclcdl Cholera in t Iran, whicapa red iil ou papal a week ago; but wasequally satisfied, after eaing through the whole artill, fit'd titotilone I of the eases recordet ?? d wig i blted in tile isald ; but that one D and ali bad beeu imported from, ...

... TH E W-AR=B. ladei jig ARiPORT15D RETURN~ OP SIR V.C '12XX~ Vh OX nisH 1iAMI,Rv Vo its 'I is reore, Id seems tobe bblieved` that !Admiral Sir;C. aWeni i'Napiecma'y be'slhortly expected'in this cofiatr`Yonh~isi eur 0,fccoi the Bhltic.' His arris alvwonlid, of courei ply that -ope. TI T ations in that quatrter are at an end-for the year, aind that'our whak fleetwvill 'toon finid'its way ...

... _ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t t'fts is the dull season in the political world, and the 1 -Verald feels it apparently very much. Very much the nore, that there seems to be no rag In the smallest of E burgh politics that requires mending, no Town Council. I !er to be cntigaterl, no Police Commissioner to be snub- t bed, nothing out of gear about the Poor-House. Prince for Albert's portrait, and Mr alu ...

... POLICE COAMISSIONERS. ieMondy, Sept. 4. A meeting of the Police Board was held this day-the Lord v Provost presiding. b' PUSEa -The City Treasurer; Convener Fraser; Messrs bo Gordon, M'Hardy, Buyers, Calder, Ness, and to Rose. B,. A report from the Street Committee stated, inter alia, that le ,the Inspector had given them, by request, a report as to the )r jexpense of constructing a regular ...

... ?? +Cus APPOTNTMENTS AND PROMIOTONS. Surgeon Edward Newman, M.D. (1839), to 120, on the Black Seastation. Assistsnt-Surgeon Andrew M'Clnre (1848), from the Im- pregnable flagship, at Devonport, to Greenwvich Hospital. Acting Assistant-Surgeons.-Ji'lin Govett (Q8541, to Plv- mouth liospiual; leter Wrilliam Wnllace (1S541, additional to the Britannia, 120, flagship of the fieet in the Black Sea; ...

... I A meeting of the general committee of subscribers to the equestrian statue to be erected in honour of her Majesty's visit to Glasgow was held on Monday, wshen the following (abridged) succinct report from a sub-committee, drawn up by M r. Forbes, Towvn Clerk, was read and adopted. Sir James Anderson oc- eupied thle chlair. Ferom the report it wvill beoobserved that the 3 inauguration is to ...

... TIHE DESTRUCTlON OF BOMARSUND. # t *a. ?? f] . Pt >|z ?? 5A n ? A ?? (trom the Times' Corresjltoniencc) Ledsunid, Sept. 5. Since I last wrote all the fortifications of Boniarsund have been destroyed, and the works, whichi are said to have cost i.etirly six millions and upwsards of 25 years in construction, Ibave been reduced to shapeless masses of smouldering bricks and stone in almost as many ...

... ,l ?? i r ait EllItrotq. cr I hil't, EDINlBURGtH, TIIUISDAY. SEP I'EMBEI2'21 185-4. A SECODI) EDITION' of'theM3ERiCU'Y is rlilisliel ever' Mo¢n day Afteioon, containing Reports of the London Corn an Cattle ?? of th:,t dvy, the state of the F-nndsand all otfli. intelligence received hy Tdegroj-h. Tte Second Edition caci It forwarded, in Tmost inst:atces, to ally part of the Country ?? th- ...