... 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, ...

... (From the T'ries.) The, following extracts fions the Correspondence of aI nnif who gave. upl a good situation of £300 a-year to go to titi, gings, give. a lively picture of the tijs and downs of lift Ic: Australia: Melbourne, April 131. I am once mnore inl this City driven t't it by continuled ill. fortunec at thle diggings. For the last six months I have lwt ii floundering about onl the ...

... r = O AMERICA - - -o.8 N'O'1'Es ON AMIEIIC.A.-No. 8. 'I'mll- MA.)D10(JTi.CXAi -OF KEN,-TUCKY. (C'olitimlOd from Il ertdel ( j' Monayeq, August 2 1.) Akftcr siom delaky see got thce alavcoo to bring ~5m billets of Moal l plavo them onl the expiring eiboei, an ae a Sip) of Bllci's C ogoaie, and a1 beat ait the firic, turned into Supper, amid themce to bedl, and0 Slept, I Clan ll.sllire Ily ...

... FflOX TIHE LONDON GAZETTE OF TUESDAY. TIHE CAPTURE OF IOMARSUND. FtjltTlllEOt OFFICIAL PESlATCILES. ADMIRlAL.rT, Auu. 28. McopRistehs, of whilch the followiig nro copies or extracts, have been receilved from Viec-Adinlnral Sir Charles Napicr, ?? Commander- ?? of her Majesty's ships and vc.sels il the Baltic:- No. 3S. Iuilldog, off Btomarsund, Aug. 19, IS. Siir-f beg to ilclose a letter froni ...

... GLASGOQW RIVER TRUST. The monthly statutory meeting of. the Parliamentary Trus tees on the River Clyde was held on Tuesday, in their Hall Robertson Street, at one o'clock. The hon. thle Lord Provost, chairman. After the minutes had been read, a letter from Mr. Gcorge Crawford, Town Clerk of Itutherglen, was laid before the meeting. Air. Crawford, on'bobalf of the corporation of that burgh, ...

... (From the Times.) rec Asuccession of fine days hasbrouglit us imperceptibly cc to the end of August, and we have almost forgotten that at this time of the year it would be no very unusual th( thingto havestormsand wind,an ungenial temperature, and incessant showers. The crops, sometimes nipped, sometimes blighted, sometimes drowned, sometimes for shrivelled by drought, sometimes laid by ...

... CANADIAN NEWS -ARRIVAL OF THER ARABIA. (From oer own Correspondent.) The British and North American Mail steam-ship Niagara sailed this afternoon for Boston vid Halifax, carrying out the usual mails and a large number of passengers. She will be succeeded by the U. S. Mail steamer Atlantic, which takes her departure for New York direct on Wednesday morning next. The Rloyal Mail steam-ship ...

... CALEDONIAN & DUMB13AIRTOXSHILE JUNCTION RAIWAVAY COMPANY. The half-yrarly ordinary geiieral meeting of the t>aledonian anld 3hI )llbartonslihire Julictioi lailiway Comnipany was beld in thc Queens Hotel, oil Wednesday-J. 0. Ewnhg, Esq., in thle clair. The report of the directors was held as read. ibe fol- olvirg is its substance :- 'IThc directors are happy to report a steady and progressive ...

... 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 ...

... [The foll-xving appeared iii our first edition of Friday ?? Jli Lj\ L ISLI iLL 1 Lit Lit i-i.. ?? -t-. i . I iJA 13B.RONY PAROCIHIAL BOAIRD. - 1 - ?? II.,., . e+.,a l IIt. ?? I,,, Tie Commuulittec of ilaul i ig cient of thie Barony lari.sl Par- oeidal Board ulet on emdiiesday-l)r Aitken bi the chair. iM'litOVl:J) il.l(l1dl. AR1 AN11 M0liElN1OI'S. The sub-colminittee atppoited to ?? an ...

... THE CAMP AT BOULOCGNE. 53 (1;'roin the Times' Correspoodience.) sioulogne, Trbuit-sdy. st The grand military review at tile campi of lleltfiut, near St. id Omor, which took place yesterday in the presence of the Em- peror Napl(1eon and P1liee Albert, exhibited the facility with hi- whicil the tronps of the camp of the north caln be concentrated at a given point of re-union. The review was ...