... (From the Greenock Advertiser of Yesterday.) TxE Moons.-The grouse on the adjoining moors are more numerous and in finer condition than they have been for the last five years. There is not the slightest appearance of disease. The coveys are large, healthy, and strong on the wing, and number from six as high as twelve and thirteen birds each, so that, should the weather continue at all fa- ...

... tlh~e HE;RALD OrFICE, Moniday oij') t, wag. ?? BY ELECTRIC TELEGRA PH. ut P SPECIAL DESPATC-'C id (From the Times of this Morning.) and INDIA AND CHINA. s We have received the following telegram from om, Malt& lal- correspondent:- Alexandria, Jilly 7. igh The Calcutta and China mails have arrived to-dily with ind intelligence from Calcutta to the 3d of June; , i:;iras, to. the the 10th; ...

... _ 1 :. .- A- ;1a1trAsf wT A rai + c44 J~t~ltcJfL i 1n I- AJUIX±ZJ4 V=1JJ The ordinary monthly mcetioir of the Committee of Management of the Barony Paroclial Board was held yes- terday--Mr. Graham of Lambhill in the chair, in absence of Mr. wig. j Mr. SiAw challenged the accuracy of the minutes of last meeting, in so far as the letter to Dr. Mather intimatingr his dismissal was said to be ...

... I LA - IA-a-N- ILAJr!ES ?? N EWRS. HER.ALD OFItiCE, FIHiay Mormning. BY MlECTRIC TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN ITNTELLIGENCE. TURKEY.-Letters of the2fth ult.,from Constanti.o.ple, state tinit thoe Sultan has is-ned ann Imperial dcree, calling out 100,000 men to fill up the losses occasioned by the recent expeditionsi and :for the purpose of enforcing the engagc- ments entered iinto with foreign P1owers. ...

... jaenParis, Friday. ad The eighth meeting of the Conference was held on Wed- I [r. nesday, at M. Walewski's chateau of Etioles, ncar Fontaine- of bleau and it is understood great progress was made in the :1 question of the union of the Principalities. A pamphlet ap- of peared lately on this subject, at first foolishly attributed to ks M. Gubrronnibre, who wrote Napoleon III. and England, eI ...

... A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS. A cotemporary thus describes the first expedition of the new Sunday steamer:- 1 The river steamer Petrel made her first run to the Kyles of Bute on Sunday last. She started from the Brooinielaw, in a half-finished state, about ten o'clock A.Me., having evi- dently been pressed into the service a week earlier than was at all desirable. On Saturday, we believe, she was ...

... AU ST R ALI A. (From the Times.) By the arrival of the European we have received'our pri- vate correspondence and files of papers from Melbourne to the 15th of May. The following is the letter of our Melbourne corres- pondent:- Melbourne, May 15. The Australasian, with the March mail, came to. anchor in Hobson's fay on the morning of Thursday, the 13th inst., her arrival at the Heads having ...

... TllX STEW BRITISH AMERICAN DIGGINGS. (Fronm the Times.) [ Destilly, which has lately riveted our attention on I the burninig plains of the extreme East, now claims oiur solicitude for the auriferous mountains and rush- ! inlg rivers of the far West, and the shores of the re- i mote Pacific. What most of us know of these ultra- ocidental regions may be summed up in a very few words. We have ...

... SPEE CH OF THE AMERICAN MINISTER. I'r-,n +1hn 'neil. BAK t B (From the Daily News.) V On Monday evening the members of the American Asso- i, ciation of London celebrated the American Declaration of 3 Independence by dining together at the London Tavern- e Mr. Ri. B. Campbell, United States Consul, in the chair. His Excellency Mr. DALLAS, in responding to a toast, made a the followingallusion ...

... . TuiRfTUi.1 FiEIGHT AND PARCEJS TO CANADA AND Ui THE WElSTERN STATES.-We iinderstand that the Lon- VI don amcnts of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of 01 Canada have entered into extensive arrangements for al the forwarding of goods and parcels to Canada and ci the VWestern States at low through rates, thus offerin g F to shippors from England, desirous of insuring speed, al safety, and ...

... WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 14. 'i W, have a few additionial fragments of news -from . India, which Will be foind in another colum. This I : . I 1.. .I I . . , . . . , . . i intelligende, though dated the day previous to that a - given in our last, is nevertheless 'not without inteest,a because it tells us something more definite with re-,C spect to what is occurring in -the disturbed districts. ...

... CLYDE NAVIGATION BILL, The following petition has been forwarded for presentation to the House of Lords against this bill:- Petition of Shipowners, Merchants, and Others interested in the Trade of the River Clyde, praying to be heard bY Counsel against the Bill. To the Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Tem- poral in Parliament assembled, the humble petition of the undersigned ...