... 1?IWER TRUST PROCEEDINGS. yesterday, the usual monthly mneeting of the Clyde Trust was held -the Lord Provost in the chair. Thle injinutes (of the various cosmsittees were read, but they contained little of interest, On tile reaiding of the nilnutes of the Finance Committee, M1r. J01HN MITCHELL objected to them, in so far as they ,nade provision for the payment by the Clyde Trust of thle ...

... PROROGATION OF PArILAmNExr.-The Times under- stands that the prorogation will take place on Mon- day next, instead of Tuesday, as had been originally intended. Lord Derby and the principal members of his Government go down to Osborne to take her Ma- jesty's pleasure to-day. TIlE CIHERBOUTRG Squotrnox.-Major Fitzmiaurice has received orders from the Admiralty to light the whole of the ships ...

... it WE have heard for some months of the wonders of hem L horse-taming, and now the system is becoming so comr- th mon that we shall by and bye have every stable boys a professor of the art. Every second or third newspaper f has an advertisement from some one' of the JAmerican. horse-tamer's pupils, who proposes to enlighten the prod mD vinces ; qand occasionally the public are reminded of the ...

... ANNUAL DINNER.I The annual dinner of the Kintyre Club took place on Wed- nesday, in the Tontine Hotel. The usual business meeting e was held beforehand, ?? the office-bearers for 1858-59O were appointed as follows --The Duke of Argyll, Patron; C. C.C Greenlees, Esq., Preses. Messrs. Laurence Clark, Nath- a aniel Templeton, the Hon. Andw. Galbraith, Lord Provost, John C. M'Naughton, James ...

... 1IGIA520)m ?JfpraW FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6. GREAT news! The Atlantic Telegraph has been suc- cessfully lnd down between America and the shores of Great Britain. The greatest scientific feat of this or any age of the world's history Ihas been effected, and the 5th of Aluust, 1858, will long be memorable above all the days of a strangely eventful year. By the brief account we publish elsewhere, ...

... THE CHERBO URG FETES. /rows Zion rs_:s_ Or ?? (From the Daily News.) - The anticipated interview between the Queen of England and the Emperor of France, at Cherbourg, is exciting intense interest at 1avre, and every steamer and ship that can be spared there is advertised to take passeng;ers to the meeting1 of the Sovereigns. Tle Channel Island papers state that the 1 Western Railway Company of ...

... LA T E-S T 'ENEW S. Ever- TE- d PLwe) urch, 3BY ELECTRIC EEG A E on- ytho H. given The Daily News gives a review of the Parliass outary session. rou fthe The Herald also has a sunenary, and maintains that the seslilts a ft ,the of tho session. arcatoaney 25t] Lady At Portsmouth, yesterday, thle Queen distributed the Victoria for ,1l11- Cross to the following officers Z.'-Boll, Dixon, Mowat, ...

... The Select Committee appointed to inquire into the origin of the claim of ?? of Hanover to levy the Stade Tolls, to consider in what degree they are detrimental to the commerce of the United Kingdom, and the effect ofgiving notice to determine the Treaty under which this countly has assented t& the payment of such tolls for a limited period, have considered the matters to them referred, and ...

... SHERIFF COURT-FiIDAY. (Before Sheriff STEELE.) NV ZREACH O)F PROMISE.-SMrlH V. ATTI. This is an action at the instance of Dorothy Smith, resid- TY ing at No. 3 Washingtonll itreet, Glaqgow, against Atting lV Atti, tea merchant in Glasgow. The ;;ursucr concludes for the sinm of £100 as solatiurn and damages in consequence of S the defendier hiaving refused to fulfil his promise of marriage made ...

... 'JI'EENOCK AND COAST NEWS. (Fromn the Gireenock Advcrtiser of Friday.) re-t I1.M.S. l{oGUE.-H.M.S. Hogue will leave the river on a rem sx cruise onl Wethdesday first. During her late visit to p0os ;,N ,rI she enrolled 250 coast volunteers ?? Lewvis, Nolrth the I :;t. anld Skye, and would have been minre successful had s-pe II.t orders front thle Admiralty caused an earlier return to titr II1.1 ...

... THE BOMJBAY.MA1L. _ 1 1 . .. We (flob hav reeive by xtrordinary express,, Iin an-I ticipation o the Overlan Mail,. onroual despatces and papes frm Bobay Thedate Icough arsBocinbsy, We mentioned in our last the ceizilre of (bwalior by the ti Calpee rebels on the 1st of Juice, mainly through the-treach- cry of S~'cindiiats owkn troops. ~e stated that Sir Hugh Rose's co~lninii, with th~ebrigades ...

... TO1N COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS..-. . X_. . A --.A . 0 Meadeeay, August 2. -tho10 TalE usa monthly meeating of the Counicil -was heold thut to t) a~y-13.illie SoUlth, in thle absence of the Provost, presiding. j,,gsEcyr .-Baillios MI'Hardy and Oswald ; Treasurer T EhsyDr. Christie ; Messrs Williams, Cruicke- pret shank, Oibb, WV. Roes, Shepherd, Henderson, sod Fist G, Jainiesoit. mcia T)it ...