... GORBALS GRAVITATION WATER C )MPANY. Yesterday afternoon a general meeting of the shareholders of a this company wsas held in the Baronial Buildings, South Port- land Street-John Bain, Esq. of Morriston in the chair. t 'lo Secretary having read the advertisament calling the s meeting, the report, from which we make the following ex- tracts, was held as read . .,Ftom the report it appeared that ...

... ,at, . ers Death of the Marquess de Rochemore.-The vene- !in rable and gallant officer the Marquess de Rochemore t sth bhas just died at Arbec, at the advanced age of ninety, t ind caused by an injury sustained in being thrown from t ate his carriage. -He was the friend and companion of 3 to Louis XVIII. throughout his exile, and returned with s im- him to France at the period of his ...

... nent ?? tIIO Manchester Gurardian.) h net Administrative R~eform advances another 8tep intohi thle illimitable obzicure. Ini the race between thle ac- l ian's tion of the Government and the practical demands of h cute, the reformers, Government is, at present, some distance.c ahead :and it becomes necessary for the theoretical full innovators to make a fresh effort for thle lead. The m kind ...

... IHOUSE OF COMMONS-DIONDAY, JULY 10. The House snet at four o'clock. Mr. GR~ENVILLE BEIUCELKY took the oatlis and his seat for Cheltenham.e The lhouse was summoned to the House of Lords to, bear the Royal assent given to a number of public and privatet bills. Lord J. RlUSSELL entered tho House shortly before half-past V four o'clock, and took his seat onl the third scat at the back oft the ...

... ,rl ?? SI A. at We (Times) have received the following telegraphic despatch l fi-oi our Berlin corrcSPOn~dent: T1 rd Berlin, Tuesday, July 24. nli nA A imperial Russian 11kaSe forbids thle Jews to settle as b( ~n- agriculturists, or to purchase land fin the Uovernmcnt of Taber- T .ss Iligoff and Poltawa. It is reported that the local boards of hie administration in Polantl a.re to be ...

... ALLEGED DISSENSIONS BETWEEN THE ALLIED I 0 COMMANDERS. (From the Manchester Guardian.) TIhat the firm and sincere alliance between Enghand and France is as gall andwormwood to very nimerous and somewhat influential classes of continental politicians, is abundantly manifested by the persevering attempts inade, from time to time, to inspire jealousy and dis- trust, and to stir tip dissension ...

... RAILWAY TliAFric RETURNS. The followini, are tbe receipts of railways for the past week:- . NAMn O RAILWAY. Aberdeen ?? ?? ?? Belfast anld Ballymiena ?? Birkenlhead, Lanenol.&Clhesb. Jo. Blit bla o .rn Blythe and Tyne Bristol anld Exeter ?? ?? Caledonlian ?? ?? ?? Chlester and Hlolyhead (with Mfold) Cork nnd Blandon ?? ?? Cork, Blackrock, and Passage I)eeside IDlblin and Bulfitst J unaction ...

... MIONI)AY MORNING, JULY 9. The news from the seat of war in the East is still -very meagre, but taking all things into consideration it is as favourable as could be expected. The armies to have only recently met with a severe check, whichW has, no doubt, for the time caused a considerable Jo amount of depression; and the death of the General- a issimo, and entry upon command of his provisional ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM-SHIPf AFRICA. fei Liverpool, Sunday. tht The Royal Mail steams-hip Africa, Captain Harrison, which all Sailed fimo Boston oin thle 20th, arid Halifax on the 22d ultlinro, ?? eiitered the Mcrsey at twvoo'clock this moirning. Besides aheavy ti mail, and 223 passengers, she brings a large quantity of specie. h Tire news by tire Africa is four dlays latter then that brought ...

... *(Frou the Morning Chronicle's Correspondence.) THE WAR. Paris, Saturday Morning. The two African regiments from Algeria have landed in the Crimea. St. Petersburg, Saturday. Prince Gortschakoff writes from the Crimea, under date of i the 16th:- We made two little sorties on the 14th and 15th, in front of the bastion Korniloff, which were satisfactory. Nothcing of importance has occurred in ...

... HOUSE OC LotDS, THURSDAY, JULY 19. The House sat this morning to hear appeals. The Peers in attendance were-the Lord Chancellor, Lord Brougham, Lord St. Leonards, and two other Noble Lords, MORGAN AND ANOTIHER V. MORRS AND OTHErRS. The Lord Advocate, Sir F. Kelly, and Mr. J. Anderson appeared for the appellants; and the Dean of Faculties, with the Solicitor-General, represented the respondents ...

... TIHE FIRST ALMANAC FOR THE COLONY OF VICTORIA. 'We have received by the last mail a copy of The Victoria n Commercial and Nautical Almanac for 1855, being the first book-almanac which has ever been published ill the colony. It is edited by Mr. Andrew Murray, well known to us as a gentleman of high standing and much ability, who filled an important situation in the office of the present Deun ...