... 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 ...

... n.\- ?? ?? ?? ,Q. ?? oi Doivyisu tnr Ssi'ir. 21. The Queen huft been graciously plessedl to give orders for thle up- pointmenrt of Peter Camnpbell Sourndtt, Fsti., ceommenly celled the 1Duo. Peter Caliepbell Scorlett, lien Nisjeoty'e Secretary of' Legettlon and late Acting Cherge ?? eit the Ceocrt tit Florence, end of Loftue 01- wity, ESq., hcr, Majesty Sci~eretry of Legetion sed lute Acting ...

... LAYING OF TIHE FOUNDATION STONE OF BUC]IANNAN HOUSE, THE SEAT OF THE, DUKE OF MONTROSE. ell (From the Stirling Joenal.) i, On Tuesday week this interesting ceremony was perfortnte l by lher Grace the Duchess of Montrose, in presence oftile Dlie and fanily. The company met at twelve o'clock at thc pre-e IlS house-whlich, it will be renmembered, was alumost whil3lly (IC. hte stroyed by fire ...

... . FRII)AY :6fla~¢MO G , SETEBE 15 'I .I ' FRI1)AY MIORNING1, SEPTEMBER 15. The Allied ariament as our readers are already | a wtare has sailed from Varna ; and, although no l accounts of the landing have yet reached us, we think it perfectly safe to say that they have landed, and also that the struggle on the Crimea is begun by this time. The spirit which, as described, ac- tuates all engnged ...

... FO RE I G N I N T ELL IGE NC E. FRANCE. (From the Times' Corrcespondence.) Paris, Sunday, Sept. 17, 6 rw. The Emperor left Iloulogne yesterday at, noon, and arrived at Paris at five o'clock. In the eviahing his Majesty repaired to the 'l'hidtre Franegais, and assisted at tile represeitatien of the dr(ama at' Adrienne Lecown-cur, in which Madeumoiselle Rtachel perfrirmed the part of that ...

... of (C'ontinued frola S5ixthr Page.) _TirURS5DAY, SEPTEMBOER 28. 0 BEroRE LoRD IVORY.T As The Court met this morning at half-past nine o'clock. ci cc ?? ROBBEiRiY. 3' Williamr AP1P.Aili and 11771iam Tennent were accused of at- having, onlilonday the 3d ?? last,while in Dallmarnock Boad, 'N ,,o attacked and assaultcd Thomas Nianmo, conimission mercsaint, 9i lo and seized him by the throat, ...

... us The following dcspatfchos have' ei eevda h di 10 ?? tatcinihisli Plicenix, at Four- Tsland Sir,-liree liiye Point, JUly 9i, 1854. Ss 1 Si,-Thee aysbeck L despatched by thc Diligence to le England at letter conitainling anl account of' ciii proceedinlgs up1 I to futhdateiili (a duplicate, ofwhich, I now enclose). The oppor- *s, tronity that will shortly offer of sendiiig by ~I Danish vessel ...

... -- ?? _ MIONDAY lI()lRNIN(.4,- SEPTEMBER 4. If our naval and military leaders in the North: and South could pay attention to the monitary scribes at 11hom;e, it is difficult to say what they might not lave ]ay already accomplished. It is proved to demonstration citi Ihat if the editor of a newspaper, or at least one of his and corresponldents, had been placed in command, the war w01 -would ...

... on We understand the preliminaries are arranged, and le. that a marriage will shortly take place, between the beautiful and accomplished Miss Alison, only daughter be of Sir Archibald Alison,.Bart., Possil House, Lanark- h shire, and Robert Cutlar Fergusson, Esq. of Craigdar- t roch and Orraland, son of the late Right IIon. Robt. ir Cutlar Fergusson, M.P.-illorning P-ost. ct Paisley- Cholera. ...

... THlE RAILWAY OUTRAGE. I. : , ?? - .11: 8. . ?? A public-meeting was held in Derry oin Friday, up:n a rei quisitiou bended by Sir Robert Pergilson, M.P., Sir Robert Bateson, Dean (Gouegl, &e., to give explression to the genelalk feeling of horror at the atrecious attcempt, and to consider theL proper steps to be adopted towards discovering the perpetra- tors. A similar desnonstration is in ...

... FOREIGN' INTELLIGENCE. ns or 1-1 TIlE WAR. Paris, Wcdnesday. The news from the East is awaited with interest. It is re- ported that the Afoniteusr will publish on Friday or Saturday an Imperial decree, calling out 60,000 recruits. A loan is also talked of, amounting to 400,000,000 of francs. It is cven said to be coneluded witis thrce of the first bankers of Paris, in 3 par cent, stock, nt 70 ...

... ( Fs'rom tire 'Trues.) t Onl Wednesday evening a most serious affry, which reorrltedr It in one nian being sbot and a considerable nuimber of persons in*- if jured, took place irs D~evizes between seinle soldiers of the Royal t Artillery, who wvere passing through the towniets cn ondo t,, a Biristol, and at mssb of the propuslace. Tihe Origin of tire disturb' :r irce whins led to tire scriolro ...