... ..l ?? :_ ?? . .. e _ of1 ?? _ _ _ - bte at The following its a copy of a letter from an officer stationed ese Iant Lahore ; Lahore, August 7. Ms The news from India by the mail will not be quite so fav ourable as might be expected. The rebels appear to be ese gainng heart, and seem evidently bent upon continuing the ho- s . From Oude, however, Mr. Montgonery sends ,he cheering reports. The ...

... M-1-s 1- . A 1 7;T 7: .- ?? to To the Editor of the C'alo1eov HceroId. o Hamilton, '27th Se-ptemnberl, 1S58. )S- SIR,-Fjor a 31111imber of years I have pail some atteition d, to the babits of the common climiony swal!ow in this lo.:lity. ey T he tihe of their arrival cannot be observed with the samle accuracy as that of their departure, as they arrive in sluall detachmentsabout the nihldle of ...

... FIRIE AT AIURDOSTOUN CASTLE. L_, . 1 I . . nfl Abbut six o'clock on Saturday evening last fire suddenly as broke out at Murdosteun .Castle, the mansion house of the estate of that name, belonging to anti occupied by our towns- rd Inan, ?? Stewart, REsq., late Lord Provost of the city. The fire assuceclfrom the outset a very alarming aspect, ~en and it is scarcely to be doubted that this fine ...

... - ?? - -. ,* . . - sha | The Autumn Circuit Court opens here on Tuesday first- ved the-Hon. Lords Cowan ?? beingthe presidingiullges, the anti Robert B. Blackburn, Esq., Advocate-Depute. The i calendar is rather a heavy one, there being no fewer than l i cases, mn which 144 individuals are implicated. Four of the ms I panels are accused of murder, and six of culpable homicide. as I The ...

... ARCTIC EXPEDIT.ION. e- . To the Editor of tile TiEes. ?? enclosed letter from Captain M'Clintok R . N., a bd comsnandiisg Lady Frauklin's screw-yacht the Fox, contains. bt some fin thor particulars of his voyage in Baffin's Bay whichS m I tlillnk, will be read with deep interest by many thousands a h, in this country as well as in America and France, if you l so ill obligingly insert it.-I am, ...

... MANUFACTURE FROM THE WASTE OF WOOLLEN. MILLS.. V ig (From the Dumfries Courier.) s 'A process waslast week set in operation at the Kingholm r to Woollen Mills, in the neighbourhood of Dumfries, the pro- I to perty of J. L. Scott, Esq., by which the hitherto refuse of s S the washing houses is converted into valuable commercial c . material, in place of being turned into the river Nith and' t e ...

... LT t ri T s N E W S. HEIRA1;D OFFICE:. Pi-i.Z,.,A ?? );-M yes- HERtALD OFFR:-s,, ?? 3ililig. ithl- iey, BZY ELE:CTRIC TELEGRAPH ick,__ 34 FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. TtTRKEY-COcSTANTIrsNOITE, SEuP 1. -Tlie 'Clange has .es, suffered a depression in consequosne of the reported New onS Loan. Tue English CosisI-i at Jtasy hls died of the pre. -ere vailing epidemic. Prince Ghilki iu using Iis influence ...

... A CARDINAL'S LARK, a ?? j a ~ t t' ± ji Ho n a o De l ia.J l , ?? A singular adventure befel an illustrious member of the r Papal Court during the recent high ecclesiastical demonstra. r tion at Ballinasloe. The distinguished individual being in- troduced to a convent in that town, promised to call, upon the 8b1d-erm un tbc fullowing mornling and ghio thern an early mass, before his ...

... Tim SUICIDE AT STOCKBRIDGE.-The Procurator- Fiscal has made a lengthy investigation into this case, which we understand has set it beyond doubt that the unfortunate woman, Martha Moffat, committed suicide. As to the motives which could have induced her to commit the act they remain shrouded in mystery. Mr. Gray, the friend who accompanied her to the town, attended at the inquiry and ...

... TEE HARVEST IN SCOTLAND. DuilRIESSHIRE.-Seldom has a greater amount of work been overtaken in six (lays than during the last week, the slight showers which fell on Wednesday and Thursday giving l only a brief respite to the mower, while the cool breezes from the north-west, which commenced on Wednesday and con- tinued until Saturday evening, braced the labourers for their heavy toil. For ...

... (ThefoUolviliy appeftre(t in our Late Bditio, of Monday:) MA l . ad .. ?? .. Aotan TobthaeBdior ?? Srn,-It has been asked, What did we see at Cher- hourg?2 I will tell you. On approaching the land a mag- nificent breakwater appeared riting from the sea, defended by four strong, batteries, mounting mnany heavy guns, and so insulated that in the event of the breakwater being hoarded they ...

... THE LUCK OF LONCG LIFE. _I., - 1 - I [1-t tf flU U-fl V .V A/tVN LT l.LL3eIN. Iv ., Time, the metaphysicians tell us, is nothing but a succes- , sion of ideas. And, a very odd succession of them it must cc sonietimes bring, if one can only have had enough of it. f If- Everybody feels an interest in a case of extraordinary Ion- S d gevity, even if it be of a slave on a plantation or of a day- ...