... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... S C ?? L AN D. i eniderstaild thalt Col. Blair, IIl.P. for Ayi-siire, ts to ?? on Wednesday froin Liverpool, by tihc .ttl Queen stealner, for tbe seat of wvar, to join the fist .I atitaliol of ti e Scots Plisilier G ( ardls. ,f,14ice (t F ln/t.- Amoig tihe crowds of persons ho catl ae from, Abcrdeen to Ban cli orv on Frida v ]idst to vilncs the ?? of lher bta'jesty were several eICts. 1 Tvo ...

... CHOLERA FED BY TILE PLAGUE OF 1605. (From London Correspondent of Danifrics Courier.) Tbe metrop olis las suffered heavily firom the plieseint visita- tion ; and nuolborless are the theories and explanations put forth to account for its severity in inarticillar localities; but I none are More significant or instructive than that which, re- veals to US the cause of the dreadful outbreak in ...

... 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 ...

... FOREIGN I N'iELLIE ENCE. THlE \VA Rl. LANDItNG OF '1TH CRtIMEI:A ttX tlitil OX. Telegraphic accounots have beun rcef>ived tibis d1ay 1)y her ?? toveritntent from vioimntanmd Illelharest, alinolnteig that tit allied torec.s, coatsisting of 25,0 ?? lsis and 25,000 French, antd 8,000 Ttkilsh troop.,s lailtied oil tlta 14til at Eup)lhltotlia withl'ot 1teCLting W ith tly Csista:UcIC, aild had conm- ...

... NOTES ON A'MERICA.-No. 9. THlE MAMMlOTH' (DAVE OF KENiTUCKY. (coentirlited firom II'Herald ' of MAontlai(, &]Wem~~lbie IL.) Ilaving got all 0(11 Limits trimmed, aild our two gnidles loaded with at gooid jar of oil alid at basket or prov isionis, wo began our descent exactly at 9 %.m1, onl the 23d ~Sep- tember, all our pirty ill the best shiints. We were accoml- paniaid as far its the Giant's ...

... CALENDAR OF GARDENING OPERATIONS FOt TILE WEEK, -1f li. ,, - -~a pi, (From the Uaiadesare' Chronlicle.) pr'e PLANT IiEPAtlMME.NT. so C&ne'eoy ?? bt'ight dry weather which has pre its vaiflod of' Isto has hecn very favourable for the icesofrd tha Spider, and atfty speciniens which are at ali inclined to lie w1,eekly of t or sickly should he carefully examiiined, and if they are founld era to be ...

... LONDON, SEPT1'EMBER 20. Failures int (7w iera rr(fachuing 2'ratle.-The accounts now received from the manufacturing districts of Eng- land are not so favourable as those of lute. Some want of confidence has been produced by tire thilure of' lessrs. Waithiman & Co,, of the ilolhe Mills, Burton, followed by ihe larger suspeinsion of Messrs. )avid Scott for £250,000, and of Messrs. Park, bothiof ...

... TIHE TIEVTDMEN'T OF CIIOLLIA, le To t110 Jdiloi' of the )iloes. S0. Sir,-There i- in yoitir journal of tho gith inosat, erfre Dr. Jttlohnson, of'K itigsy o ll looptol, ill jyl el: thlt tietittut , in advocating tue nisn of cantor oil ill tito mol p e llidenttie Cholera , Ints referred tol my 0111plovimllit ?? sG of cillonil itt fhat dlienose, and han anooittetl on4 tilt tltdlltile( fiec r- ...

... D)IABOLI(CAL, 1L IWA\V.Y ()LUTRAM; _, ?? , ?? s. I ?? ?? , ?? .1 . ?? A tmorth oft I mehiol Jounal time mdi1,give (in, tim td accounmt of, mne of thle moinut hiimc'khmm ~Cimelllm or 15 tihe lm'pmmmr lion of' wholesale Im momlr overat [cmi itam 11It is withm immgeifeig of' horror amid 'eQ-me~t timit mcm amnnountce thle tnehoicholy imitelligemmee thalt one iiitm hai~ llit andm twVO others ...

... THE CRIIMEA EXPEDITION. . Id ?? - I I . -to A. _ - I. . We ()lfor'inng C'1ronclv) have been favoured wills the folU lowinog lattcr:- Oin board the - TIansport, Bay of Yarna, 4th September. Tnt my last I stated that I hoped to date my next from the c Crimne, but I do not liMC the post of the 4th to leave weitboet c telling Yell whorC I aim, aiid hlo1w ?? are progr'esshin. We broke 1up) our ? ...