... To the Editor of the Glasgow Herald. e ' Sin,-Before leaving Manchester this morning, I received the Herald of yesterday, containing a remort of the proceedings of Counrcil at a meeting held on the previous day, and as s several of the speakers are reported to have made statements n which I know to be inaccurate, I request you to insert the i following correction. n Bailie Gilmour said it ...

... Puerchkasing M/h6am en's C]lotting.-At tie Justice of Peace Court last week three females, named Mary Carr, Mrary Colman, arid Isabella Clifton, and a grocer named Josepli Boyd, residing in New Vennel, were each fined in the sum of £2, or thirty days' imprison- ment, for purchasing boots and other articles belonging to militiamen. SciJeant Prossier was mainly instruc- mental in bringing the ...

... LATES T NEWSa HERALD OF~foE, Frida J fornin. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. TIlE CRIMEA. The Crimean letters to October 5th inclusive have arrived. The Times letter contains little of importance. The British troops were in excellent health, and their effective force was. about 38,000 men. The condition of the Russians, judging by the appearance of deserters, was truly miscrable. ...

... ILATEEST NEWS.* HERALD OFFICE, Monday Mklorning. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. THE WAR. (Fromn too Second Edition of ile Times.) All the Paris papers of Saturday publish the intelligence already telegraphed from the Express respecting Eupatoria. The Russian journal Invalide Russe, says The Russians lhad a successful affair before Kars on the 3d and 4th Set.:- General Williams experiencing daily ...

... (From Money and Moreals,) The stately homes of Eagland, Hoew beautiful they stand Amid their tall ancestral trees, O'er till the pleasant land.'-ls'cemsa The sweet singer from whom these lines proceeded never uttered anything more beautiful or more true. No one, I sup- pose, would like to see the tall ancestral trees displaced, or even disfigured, by the smoke of manufaocturinig chimneys. The ...

... I Russian Politeness.-The following is a letter from to the Grand Duke Constantine to Lieutenant Maury. to We learn that the Russian Minister lately waited on ?? Maury, at the National Observatory, to r deliver, by command of his Government, an axrtograph a letter from the Grand Dukq Constantine, who, it will le be remembered, is the Commander-in-Chief of the in Russian navy. This letter is ...

... ?? Iro he M n 1,n -al - nr T h. A l A meeting of Council was held ?? Lord Provost in the chair. The minutes of the former meeting were read and approved of. TriE SACRAtENTr. A communication was read from Dr. Moir, the moderator, intimating, on behalf of the General Sessions, that they had appointed the dispensation of the Sacrament of the Lord's Sup- per to take place on the last Sabbath of ...

... E N ( 1, A N 1). Lord Palmerston has conferred the vacant CommInis- s8oiership of Charities upon Mr. !-leadlam, M.P. for Newvcastle.-Times. Pervcrsion of the Duc/1ess of Biteeleich.-IIer Grace the Duchess of Bucclicuc has been admitted into the Roman Cathiolic Clhurci. -Sun. Funeral cf thc late Sir TV. Holesu'orti.-The remains I of tbe lamented Sir William Molesworth were on Saturday morning ...

... 0 - tf (From the Daily Nesb' Correspondence.) L- Vienna, Oct. 9. u Intelligence has been received here that the secret expedi- tion of the Allied fleets is destined for the Liman of the Dnie- r- per, a bay or estuary of whiel but little is known. The en- I- trance is guarded by the towns of Otseebkow on the northern n side, and ?? on the southb and is not much more- than a d mile wide. The ...

... I WAn DEPIA5TBENT, OCTOBER 2,1855. 11cir Majesty lies been gracionsly pleased to approve of the follow- in promotioins in the Army, vtz.: B BREVET. *TO BE FIEL.D SLARSIAL.S. General Stapleton Viscount Ueombarmere, G C.D. Doted 2d Octo- ber, 1555.. - General John Earl of Strafford, G.OI1L Dated 2d October, 1555, General lienry Viscount Ilardlage,. GOCB. Doted. 2d October, 1555. ?? ?? .BREVET. ...

... C I N ?? -T- -- - -- - - - - - o - THED CRIMEAN BANQUET IN GLASGIOW.- .- _ t.. _ - . .- . I (From the Morning Herald.) e Our Scotch neighbours have been celebrating the e Crimean victories in a manner worthy of the greatest n military events of modern timnes-worthy, also, of the i- share which their gallant countrymen have borne in their first Russian campaign. There is in the Scotch e ...

... S SECONDV WARD. . In accordance with the resolution passed o01 NVednesday tevening last, a general meeting of tie electors of this Ward wts v heldoil o londay night in Suftolk Street Chapel-Mr. Jamies Y I oinson in the chair-for the purpose of lhearing tle opiniosS 1of the respective candidates noiminated to represent the Ward ili room of Bailie Alitchell, who retires. The CInA IlnANX tated ...