... IONDON, SEPTEMBER 16. Death/ of the Ewarl of Ellon.-This noblemanl died on the 13th instant, at Shirley Park, Surrey, after a long illness. Tlie Noble Lord, it may be remembered, was declared to be of unsound mind some time back, and bie has since been in at dangerous state. The de- ceased was born in 1805, being the only issuc of the Hon. Johu Scott, who was the eldest son of the illus- ...

... f1n t. rM.- ?? . - . . I (From the Dublin Evening post.) ' Thre following spirited aod graphic aceosurt of the final opera- tions at Jiomarsund has been rcccived from ait officer of her Majesty's steamrer Leopaird : *1-1. III. S. Leopard, Presto Channel, 13oniarsited, Wednesday, Aug. 10, 1854, half-past 5 AM.A Sly dear - , -Onl Monday we did little. Thre large fort commenced firing in tire eve ...

... (From the Times.) The policy of the clandestine allies and secret agents of the Russian Government in Berlin and in Brussels, who no doubt receive their cue from St. Petersburg, is to entertain and deceive the public by continual rumours of negotiations and of peace, and to treat this great contest between the three most powerful empires of the world as much ado about nothing, to be brought to ...

... TIHE EDINBURGII AND GLASGOW RAILWAY. m.I._o 1 __1 . I .. -I N .1 - I I r . The half-yearly meeting of the Edinburgh and Glasgosv Rhailway was held oa Tuesday hi the Quecn's llotel, George Square-Petcr lBlaclachurn, Esq. of Killearm, ehairman of the cominpany, in the clhair. 'I'he advertisement calling the neeting hav ling been read by John Latham, Esq., Secretary, the registers were sealed, ...

... MORE RIOTING AT KE-LSO. TI1E MlLITAltY CALLED our. In conseqlence of tile riotons proceedings at Eelso liri,j . on Friday night last, tile Sheriff of tile coulnty took the I)re(C. 7l1 tion of procuring the ?? of a troop, of the Ist 1 Ila}}t M (Juardso, who arrived at Kelso on Wednesday forenotll, 'Vile toll-gate and barriers wets erected again on that t1mt 1lv In the afternoon the Sheriff ...

... LONDON, SEPTEMIBER 6. The Chancellor of the Exchequer acknowledges the I receipt of half at Bank-note for £100, and 20s. in postage labels from U'., on account of unpaid income-tax. Also the receipt of half at £5 note from t 4i V., oU account of income-tax, and £2 in postage r labels from J. Honest, Gateshcad, to be placed to thle account of the public revennc.-Thnes. Death of a ...

... (From the London Journals of Yesterday Mlorning.) I FRANCE. Paris, Wednesday Evening. General Bodisco, late Commandant of the Fortress of Bo- narsund, has arrived at Havre with his family. The Three per Cents. closed to-day at 73f. 30c., and the Foaur-and-a-Half per Cents. at 100f. 15c. for the end of the month. AUSTRIA. (From the Times' Correspondence.) Vienna, Sept. 3. The Lloyd taking it ...

... SC 0 TL AND. K The Rev. Dr. Landsborouqh of &Snltcoets I'pjd Ve. nerable all(l mile]) resl~ected millister died Sit,',ld y ( s cholera nt the Free Church mainse, Saltconts ril ' i' c day afternoon. 1h is siste r, A i-s Gbiib died , e precedintg Thursday, and lis servant, Mafiry C tile eMonday. alio by the prevailing Cow.Iei (, t d nesday his remains wore conveyed to Ole l, burying-groluld in ...

... THrE CAUCASIANS. { ; ?? c .. .AA1- I Oct (Fromi the Ttimes' Corresponidence.) ell Two geiiil who left tho TuLrkish callital for tioe explora- th tion of Cireassia and to comimene a friendly intorcourse with ty the separate tribes, have returned, after four months' abselicc. Wb W)hen the necessity of prolonged warfarc becase apparent, it !( . was thought advisable to I eari Somet in g of the in ...

... NAVAL AND MAILITA CY INTELLIGENCE. ?? the Times of Satiday) Our correspondent at Malta, writing on the 21;th of August, a says,-' I am happy to announce that the sick per lciiwlay arc now t doing vury favourably. There have been no im er deaths since a Wcdnesday, except one reported to-day as very unexpected, in I the lazaretto. i ' On Friday night the remainder of the convalescents were C ...

... C II 0 L E R A. Cases reported by the l)istrict Surgeons. ir ?? PARItSI1. Cases. Deathis. Sunday ?? 5 Le Monday.. 12 .. . 1 ci Tuesday. 12 ?? 2 3 W ?? ?? .. 0 _BARONY PARISH. 1. Monday ?? ?? .. . 3 Truesday .. . 2 Wednesday . 17. 2 ie aOVAN rARii. Thursday ?? 9 .5 Y Friday ?? 1 0 Saturday ?? 4 .. 3 d ?? 7 . ; 3 Monday2: . 2 Tuesday .7 2 Wednesday ?? .. 13 ?? 6 GOiiBALS' PAR1.91l. Lt ?? 2 .1 k ...

... GLASGOAV AUTUMN CIRCUIT. 'The Auttion Circu it olens liere on Tuesday first, before the 11ln. Lords Ivory aled Dlas ; Donald M1ackeonzip, Esq., Advo- ciatc-Dopute. Fron the following, whihlt is the list of indict- in outs, it wvill bee seen that there are 73 cases in all, involving clerges agailnst tJG individulals. Of these, lhere are Iileocases from Elenterisliire, the persons charged being ...