... HORRIBLE 3lURDER IN AMERICA. TuHE following account of a horrible murder com- mitted by a boy on his father, mothele, and brother, appears in the American pipers received by the last packoet:- Sterling, Cayega Co., Aug. 30, 1855. Our usually peaceful town as thtowwn into a state of terrible excitement thi 1inortintr, by tile perpetration of a dleed which strikes a chill of hor ror to every ...

... THE MAORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONDAY, OCTOBER J, 155. A whole Nabion prostrate before the Throne of Grace in Thanksgiving, ij a spectacle embodying the sublime of human sentiment and feeling. Yesterday that grand and beautiful thought, of gratitude for Divine Mercy, became incarnate and active in the hearts of the British people. Simul- taneously, almost at the same moment, the mil- lions ...

... ; CORRESPONDENCLE THIE POWERS qr TB POLtCL tn 1 Xt Wth ?? I-s; VBP U ks~a~n; . -r .TO iBBI iDUORS 01? TUR Foo~tl,~ ,it . M a Gentlenmo,-MOI' task yoi whiisoi' ipolielnsfl soloW In: j ton aeordancewith bin~ ?? whk berders people se-to to obstrilet the ifotpath ?? thyilse iokilio akt hegetodallf n -as a shop vindow; there being hairdlyany :* 'p`ei;ng, oi oneo BR nft the wideat-fotipftthi; in ...

... GLASGOW, BARRHEAD, AND NEILSTON DIRECT cx RAILWAY COMPANY. the Ameeting of this company was held on Friday in the Stock ,th Exchlinge-Air. Graham of Capillie in the chair. bet The Secretary stated the object of the meeting, which was to W elect directors. It aplleared that for someyears there had been the no meeting of the con pany, from the circumstance of a quorum oi of shareholders not ...

... ELECTION OF ALDERMAN SALO-. MONS AS LORD MAYOR. On Saturday a common hall was held for the purpose of a electing a Lord Mayor for the ensuing year. The Lord Mayor, several of the aldermen, sheriffs, and under-aheriffs, met at the Guildhall at twelve o'clock, and proceeded in state r to the church of St. Lawrence Jewry, where divine service ., was performed. On their return, e The TowrN-Cci.ax, ...

... MIETEOROLOGICAL RESULTS I 1-- -1 ?? .. t1' T.,. -nO Ine- Deduced fromn oboervations taken at the Liverpool Obser- ?? vatory, during the week ending Saturday, Sept.23, 1855. B of Latitude, 580 24' 48' N. Longitude, 35 0' 1 W. ith the Ozone(o.0),atpsin. 0m QO po ley Oaone(0.10), at ann. | a ommo.L j iug -e ?? | his 4 falling; 100 l cS , .4|il Ooi~atect~iiI~de~~g°dinga I=7 0 2 E Sgofriabveground ...

... gte caout U BALMORAL, SEPT. 27. The Queen, with the Prince, the Princess Royal, I and Prince Frederick William of Prussia, drove out ye. . terday afternoon in the woods of Balmoral. SEPT. 28. The Queen, with the Prirce, and Prince Frederick Wil- liam of Prussia, drove out yesterday afternoon. The members of the Royal Family took riding and walk. iug exercise in the neighbourhood of Balmoral. ...

... I H E WV N I. TilE FALL OF SEBA.STOPOL. (Pr71m the Tiwes' Correspondeitt-) CAM 01; TIo E A'rile it) Anmics ON 1111: Ti am f ?? -Ap SpiT'. Ittb-SCIe~t(isIIp was dfetildleil b, thle ?? Spadtie, anil sholel, allt was lilewke Nvot v by omplc- melts, 'o i'h ailure on the 1Stii of' JI te isiotils to Imve led to thoe disoovery. Notwithstandinlg the ?? bombl trdinont wvhieh pr'cefedl it, oviten the ...

... [1BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPSI.] I YESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. THE CRIMEA. The following is transmitted through Hamaburg and Paris:-j St Petersburg, Sunrrry-.A despatci fromt Prince GortschlakloV, of the 28th Septemiber, ?? enerny continues to concestrate imnpos- ing forces oer our left flank. T1he enemy's fire agtiust the north side of Sebastopot continuetcs with unabatted severity. M1arseilies, ...

... SCIENCE AND THE BldTISH ASSOCIATION. To the Editor of the Glasgow Herald. S IR,-Becausc of the difficulty, or rather the impossibility, 1 of addressing any body of scientific gentlemen on ques- tions of physics not strictly of the school of attraction-such being accounted nothing better than positive disrespect to the learning of the day-I had recourse to the columns of the newspaper press to ...

... E D INTDURG Ff SrimE-O DEAIn.-Ofl Sunday morning a woman namc i Jane M'Cullocli, residing in the WVest Port, was f'uuind dead ol the floor of her house'by a neigh- bour who had occasion to enter. She hal beeen drink- ing cseivclystve understand, for upwards of a week. ATrEcMPeMT SUICIDE,-On Saturday afternoon, a woman residing, we believe, in Riddle's Court, at- ?? to put n period to her ...

... TIE DIUKE OF SOMIERSET AND IR. ALFRED II HAMILTON. TuF. following correspondenice relative to a personal matter between the Duke of Somerset and Mr. A. Hamilton bas been published:_ 1, Whitehall Gardens, Sept. 24, 1I55. BV Loin) Dmra-Wishingi to see your Grace on a. subject connected with the boroigh of 'otnes, I called at your house otn the 11th inst;ant, and yonlr servant, who had ...