... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... ?? SEPTEMBERp 18. ?? of the South Quay 117all.-Oii Thrs C tact for th ?? of thle South Quay was iihiessi's Waddell & Ahi Nauight on, tile coil- A, 'it thle ratc (if £2rita lineal foot, to be corn- 3 iiienty-six months, umderit peinalty of £:200 The lengthi of this new wall will bc 1548 a Li highit is 34 feet G incheus from the foundation, m tick at the bottom and 9 feet at thle top, C nit i ...

... |TIE RUSSIAN REPLY TO TllN AUSTRIAN AND I PRLUSSAN NOTES. I The bideenwlenee Blelye contains the followin.g account of the 111u sei an reply to the Austrian and Prussian notes ?? Te despatch of Count Nosseirode reters, iii thle first phiec, to the negotiations welitch have taken ptace since the Austro- Prussism somnations. * ullssia,' it says, h las assentefd to the greatest past of the ...

... THE IKELSO RIOTS. ?? . I. . . ,n Friday tie toll-gate was again crected, and toll was levied during. the day. The conlity authorities were en-a--ed during the day in swearing in aidlditional constables, in consequeec of an ati, teated outbreak: il) the evcnifg. The special constable.h to the number of about two hundred, mustered in the Cross Keys Assembly Room at six o'clock, and Wore tformed ...

... i (Fr om; thle Times.) e Thb Miranda arrived at Sheerness on Saturday, and moored s at 2.30 .m., lavilng had three months of unremitting work within the Arctic Circle in the Wbite Sea. The Russian coast y in that sea is completely at our mercy, except Archangel, for - the present, that being protected by a bar which the Md iranda C could ?? pass. Sonice of the plaecs she called at laed the Is ...

... Thw Loss of the City of Glasgqow-A Portion of the r-eeck Dheisorcl.-Cdtptain Taylor of the British barquc Britain's Pride, which arrived at Boston on the I7th August, reports-' August 12, in lat. 41 deg., 5C mim., long ;G dog.- 50 nin., passed a chest painted green, and lettered ?? B., City of Glasgow,' in a gilt ornameental wreath, and in a few minutes afterwairds passed at headboard abont ...

... LANARISIIIRE PRISONS BOARD. A meeting of the Lanarkhshire Prisons Board was held vesterday-Mr. Findlay of Easterhill, the Chairmall of the Board, in the chain. A detailed report of the receipts and disbursements of the Prisons Board for the year ending 30th Julie was read, the essense of whichl will be found in the following report of Dr. Strang, the accountant:- P The Accountant of the ...

... G IJ A S G 0 \\ S E 1' r A1l1 Et 2 2. Iiidlicliott.-T-lh Rev. 1)i. mtlcintot-h, lute of 'Thin, fot wa1s cit Smnday iintrodutced to the pastoral chalrge of Sol the Fiee Climrch uon-re-ation at Dlluooii by the Rev. lot Dr. J1anmes Bu1chianan, ci L~dillidiurgh1. 8)SPiIpe'uteuatd(?t of Polie --Scolt/tern District.- Onri ell Mond ay foretioct ~i r. Mlig llte ne ueiie- thl denit of' Police for thle ...

... FAILURE OF THE CASTOR OIL TREATMENT OF | I I. CHOLERA IN GLASGOW. le We have bcen permitted to malce the following extracts from is a valuable paper in the forthcoming number of the Glasgow LSMedical JTouriial, entitled- Remarks on the Mode of T1reating Asiatic Cholera with Frequent Doses of Castor Oil. By J. A. r aston, M.D., one of the Physicians to the Cholera Hospital, )f Glasgow, ...

... REPORTED LOSS OF NEARLY EIGHT HUNDRED I ?? (From tffe Morning Chronicle.) The recent overland mail has brought intelligence which fins led to a general belief that two very appalling shipwrecka have taken place in the Indian seas, both of which, it is feared, were attended by a dreadful sacrifice of life. One of the un- fortunate vessels is known to have been a large-sized brig called the ...