... To TSZ'DZTO OF Ted CALEDQNIAP 33JRCURY. l I Edinburgh, Sept. 16, 1854. Snm,-At a time when various extraordinary methods of bre-akinr Russias teeth are proposed, and are exciting some degree of public attention, perhaps you will find space for a further description of a plan rhib1 occupied a corner of your paper of the 27th April last. I then started the idea that if all the guns of a battery ...

... r i Tue Instns Csscu1. :-Thc Lord-Lieutenant has offered the Archdeaconry of Ardagh, vacant hr the elevation of she Venerable Marcus Beresford. to the bishopric of Kilmore, to the Rev. J. C. Martin, D.ID, rector of Killeshandr,, and for- merly orne of the most distinguished junior Fellows of'rrinitv College, Dublin. It does not appear whether the riceregal offer has been accepted. The Queen ...

... ar tr w T ?? SAXONZ INXASInr 6 nr I.HASND.-It is statedtbst the extensive property sitnatc in thc county oF Galivay ballonpigi~ to IMr Jaw es LZaniliert, of Cregaelare, hias been sold lh him to Mr iiope 'cotr, an English barrister, for the suml of L.92.00n. WITHVDaRAWnAL O1' CNSTAs-rAncar.-The Niewra Taekqrap? says- We learn that an order is daily expectel, if it, has not alrendy been ...

... RESIGNATION O ARCHDEACON WtLBEEORCE, I The following caorreepondence has been published | Burton Agrnes, Aunust 30, 1854. My LoaD AaCtersltOl',-The step which I now take world bave been taken somewhat sooner but for the rumours that my work on the Holy Bucharist would be made the subject of legal investigation. I find it ditficult to believe that the inten- tion is seriously entertained, for ...

... TgE fifth annual meeting of the subscribers to the Aberdeen Lodging-house Association was held within the Victoria Lodg. ing-house on Friday. The Lord Provost presided; and there were present-Mr Thompson, M.P. Provost Henry; Baillie Watson; Rev. Dr M'Gilvray; Rev. Mr Baxter; Councillors Bothwelliand M'Hardy; MeMssrs N. Burnett advocate; Chel. mers, Northern Assurance Co.; G. Lyel, silk mercer; ...

... PO thtc Edit0of 't1e Glasgmow Hcrald. Sim,-While the prevalence and fatality of cholera imparts so much interest to any suggestions as to the best mode of treatment, and Dr. Johnson's advoeacyof castor oil has brought that remedial agent into so much repute, I hope you will not fail to publish as early as you cnn the very sensible letter of Dr. Joseph Ayre, which appeared in yesterday's Tihes. ...

... RUSSIAN ACCOUNT OF THE Ci3.'TUIIE OF BOi\lARSUND. I1 Ar 1 ?? :1 ?? ?? an w T n a~;n i s l- ?? 77 D.. J.) A. The following ire the terms in which the Ivloide 1T'1ss, as I copied froiln the St. Petersburg Journal, Di' the 21st August i (Septembter 2), announees tile capture of Bonlalosund by the allied troops:- Still'S FlOM TilE' IBALTIC SEA. The last news from the Isles of Aland stops at tile ...

... FOR1EIGN INTELLIUENCE. ni ?? NC H- a ?? the Times' Correspondence.) I ii. Paris, Friday, Aug. 2.5, 6 vro. )a Tho following private telegraphlic despatcesrc have been re- *t. ceir(d to-day:-3 of 11TliEsori, 23d.-Khrnmil Effendi, the Turhishi Ambassador II le at the Court Of Berlin, has arrived liere by tlrc pocket, which P) (- briligs ncws from Constantinople to the 14th. At t hat data r1 to ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, T II E lE A It. The Mosnf'tceur of to-day publislmes the followving despatcim, under date of Constantinople, 15th inst. It does 2lot bring of later immtelligenem:- Lord Raglan wroto on the 12th that the coast was not to seriously defended. On the 13th, three regiments had hunded, and taken pos- 09 session of Eitiatoria without strilking a blow. _ The landing of thie ...

... RAILW'AY TRAFFIC RETURNS. I r 1. - - -b ?? t ! RAILWAY TRAFFIC HIElU ZIE. a The following are thle receiplt of railwarys for tie past week:- l0es OIpeled. 7723 3724 32 32 26; 2633 15- 13 10,3 Si; 945 l 25 20 64 65 16 - 63 63 74 7.4 20 20 674 64 417 417 142' 112 7S8 76 1855I 101 386 188 317 317 105 105i 90 90 2531 200 1 q 16), 5534 5554; 53t55 534 5.0 fiJ 174 1735 267 251 536 36 46, 4l .171J ...

... (Froml thve Tijace. Windsor, Monday. This morning Lieutenant Perry was summoned before Lieu- ?? Garrett, in the ofticers' iness-roomi, at the Sheet Street barracks, who, in the preseace of Major Maxwell And Adjutant Alh'Alister, read over to him the sentence of the Horse Guards, which had been confirmed by Her Majesty. First Charge.-For having in a certain letter, dated Wind- sor Barracks, ...

... SIp Her Majesty's Statue.-The granite pedestal for the ?? equestrian statue of her Majesty has been erected in ho St.Vincent Place, and on Wednesday a bottle, her- c metically sealed,.was deposited in a cavity in the of centre df the block, containing the following docu- - ments:-A statement of the proceedings which took place on the occasion of her Majesty's visit to Glas- gow in August, 1849 ...