... 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, ...

... INVEI'lIY IIOflTICULTUIAL SOCIETY. This society's coslel i sljov fol tile season was held in thle QolOl1il, on I'htmrs~os., 21st inst. The uiml)er of ar- tides Chteiifor compotj i atlbrds sufficicnt proof that the isst ofthe ho sporters *,f the society in its prospects and suc. letr~s no aballltelnellt In both ciatses the dicsplaty of fruits and veaetalles. were suverior to anythli;, exhibited ...

... THIE AV AR. TiHE INVASIOQN OF TIIE CRIMEA. Toarrive It Sebostapol, tile allied army avill he ?? to make a c treer tocrarls tile left, and then to bend to the right on.Simfreropol. whotere they may probably fall in wvith the Cneily. The allied troops will halve to cross two rivers. tile Kaltehla, and the Belbec, and it is not improbable that the existence of r these two streans has been one of ...

... BRITISIT SSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT| OF SCIENCE. ' 1 - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~wonp The 21th meeting of the British Association for theAdvance- may ment of Science cmmenced its sittings at Liverpool on Wed- cea needay afternoon, and bide fair to be the moat brilliant and suc. wve a cessful which their annals have yet recorded. The, different ta sections are provided with rooms in S.Gog'Hal ...

... 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 ...

... THE WMAR ~ Monday Monieg.-TbO IIfjowving is thle sense of dated t~nchare-st, Sept. Cr'rsesA, Sept. 17.-Te allie fc-rres 7 ha 1re i~lu to th'e tonicl of &bhascopo;h The artillery end muniios fwar have been disembarke-d in safety. The Russiasuf retired as the :allies advanced, aol the, French and Englishj ~ fcofdne are advacn gis 'hTatrpoplylation does net conceal itssmatywt the expedition.. X* ...

... AtELDRUTA IIORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. so Tres Society held their last competition and show for the sea- ea teS son in their exhibition.hall, Oldmeldrum, oil Friday the 1nth Al ou i nstant. During the day, wvhich was very favourable, the hall Jo wou was crowded by many of the familie3 and visitors of distintionJ A. in the vicinity, and by a large number of people, notwithstand- AT lcd. ing that the ...

... Z relati~ Accordin- to thse Dublin Freemen's Joerwrs, the olrnish University will be opened in less thtan fi monith in that city. Thle first stone of the monument to the I -te Yr O'Cin;tiell was laid on Saturday, ?? Sir Jo n Power, in Ginsneyin Ccnie- tern. There was no public disphwl on the ocralioII. INotwithstanding the lateness of tfie season. emigration does not scem to be on the decline. ...

... 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 ...

... I at is satisfactory to find that the report recently issued, by : lord Elcho and the other cornmissicners appointed to inquire into the General Post OrrEe Scrvice, contains an especial re- -commendation in favour oF this deserving class of public ser- rants, We especially refer to the old Mail-Coach Guards. These wvcrc the men wvho carried the blunderbuss, pistols, Od sounded the horn, to ...

... an- TIlE CRIMEA. EXPRDITIOf. tr oaeMeasures havei been taken, it appears, to forward' to Europe, oi arapidly nopossible, the newvs6f the expedition. Lightsteam- ~ ers are to 'transport riews .to Kustendje, where couriers will'be ~and 'tnin'readiness to carry thecietelligence on to Cronistidt, b& Czerna- '5, his volda, Slobesia, and Plojetscbti. The intelligence will be senit V on thence by ...

... 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 ...