... DISTRWIfLGIENCE. I / BSiBE27$'.'4WOhheW plean~re inleetat~inl that by far ta et part 9f the wheat crop has been ecured more ?? atl.'1 L 'tje£0'+nn~o410 Weda, the ssalol :wmeill in~o.ti aba ?? th ?? rmuch moss P5vavelt thaulvt guppdged.. iorcrepnet in anoonv ! pandaoter potato, they wereneart ficfres 'epideinic. We are sorry to repea b rss a whole,are more or -less Affead with-the diSO .: ...

... I R =;N I The belief in Paris .th t a Pengcs will be held toz define the eacactsgioii to tlid a, hos'roscn firmed. The rectiisal~f Puritti C~bettoalo i children to adopt the Grek~fdat rnesaetlm t of the questioni imperatslie .y eesry ti si Congiress will sssembjikiu ,I4`o4, ' The raumour of a ,Congieso tlni~fisi rae as idlegossilp . t The matter of the .eeo _epei tbesumte 0 to 'the ...

... I ried The monthly meeting of this board was held last evening, in asse the (emtniesissiscrSF Roams, Hamiltn-Equare, Mir. John Loaird idgelii hecairandthe the memerspresent were Messrs. dor e-rcOlouByiWlogbBiiff, M'Donald, Hind, Md hrcriarioerli Tlain akinbon,and Ki'ghtlea. -rta- Teroednsothlgtigdwaching ccuimittee were rary readcnimd )ars' MASKET COMMITTEE. steel Upon the report of the ...

... NE d &ECOND; EDITION. g-for MERGURTOeIOPE10% WEDNESDAY, SlIrTEMBsW10. 8Shefi b In [EOTiTR~IE,'B U LECTRIO N 1iR fine; fT'3oN~ Tl1R~ TIMES, HY THE AND 1~tT51~dean, ' NATIONAL TELEGRAPH.] boroug TuRENis. 0ZPT'. 2.-We bave received thetfolliewing telegraphic despatch from, our- Turin corresponden-tt- Tae-Parmwu-Gaczett of-to-day announces-that theistale ART saer of Fiege wili~be raised ...

... ___On Wednisueiv eo~llirig, Mr. W. J. Fox addressed hi constituents in the Tlown II Odhm Vice. Chancellor RMhderuiey hi*Z made an order for thle c -s.pwinding up of the afflki',ir of the Royal British flank. a hl On Saturday, our old townswoman XT'sny Cook at- N-P.1, tained her ?? I birthday. The old lady is still in pos- a4 s,,ossion of her ?? Gazette. g ?? has been pleased to approve of ...

... THE DEESME GATHERING. ' - Tesls favourite meeting for the practice of the ancient Highland Games aild feats of strength and skill, was held on the Market Stance at Banchory, on Thursday. The weather, unfortunatly-jproved very unfavourable for the proceedings -rain falling, more or less, almost without in- M terruption, from noon till night. Notwithstanding this fr( drawbac, however, there .we ...

... ?? ?J, atelligeurf. DEAN or GUILD COURT, GLASGOW. -William Brown, Esq., was on Thursday inducted into office as Dean of Guild, and W. West Watson, Esq., was appointed Sub-Dean. DRuNKEN SPRKE.-OnThursday a drunken seaman and four carters forcibly entered a house in the Salt- market, Glasgow, and attacked the inmates in such a manner that, to escape, two of them. father and son, leapt out of the ...

... ? 'Raval 40 Vilitarg ?Ttfflliyllm I (From the London Gazette of Friday.) WAn DEPAaTMENT, Aug. 29. ad Regiment of Dragoon Guards-George Romney Rawlinson to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Blenhinsop, promoted. 6th Dragoons Guards-The second Christian name of Cornet Glasson, is St Clair, and not St Cair, as stated in the Gazette of the 22d inst. 7th Light Dragoons-Charles Lee Wore to be Cor- net, ...

... MERCURY OJpIGaS MONDAY. EW= en CWE. THE EAST. CONSTANTINOPLE, 4th Sept.-Admiral Stewart had sailed for Malta. The squadron of Lord Lyons was shortly to take the same direction. The Sultan is to grant two hundred piastres a month to every soldier or officer maimed in the late war. OVERLAND MAIL. BOMBAY, 12th August.-Despatches have arrived. Trade still dull, but the coasting trade will soon re- ...

... 6?pxdf of Qt 'Orf9s. - ok MR BAXTER AT MONTROSE. (Times,) Mr Baxter's address to his constituents at Mon- trose is not so much that of a British legislator as of a citizen of the world. It is the outside view which an intelligent traveller, of fairly liberal opinions, would take of the state of things in this country and Europe at large. We sav the outside view, because from a man within the ...

... GREAT PLEASURE EXCURSION TO SCOTLA!D. yi TO TIHE EDITOR' OF TIHE DEI II B ILECU ISY. r Sir-Various provincial and London papers have recentlv g drawn attention to the touri4t attractions of Scotland, and Ieyour columns have been kindly opened to the interesirng tscommunications of some who have travelled through the e Highlands and visited the chief cities aid classic regions of Isthe - land ...

... (From the City Article of yesterday's Freeman.) Turs winding up of the affairs of the Tipperary Bank are not progressing with that satisfaction which was expected, and there is every prospeot that, unless some vigorous effort be made by the unfortunate creditors to secure a rapid and less litiiated adjustm'nt, law costs Aill ahsorh' all the moneys hertafter to be recovered from the share-. ...