... 3-1 Aanrva mL OF TIM SCREW STEAMER EDINBURGH.- ,YrThe screw steamer Edinburghl arrived in thle Clyde on t 1, odamonng, having left New York on the 8th I e instant. Her dates are anticipated by the Canada. a Is SprEDn RFCOVERY Or A STOLEIH WATCH.-Oil LA t.Monday afternoon, between two and three o'cloek,-as 8 )f; two young, lads, respectively named Matthew Paul, anl 01 apprentice engineer, and ...

... ed I ' ' Gil ed ! (From the Dunifries Courier.) ry In a Justice of Peace Court held at Castle-Douglas on ad Saturday a rather singular case was heard, illustrative of a Hst new form of evading Forbes Mackenzie's Act, in reference to )le the sale of liquor on Sundays. John Muir, innkeeper, Dal- in beattie, was charged in a complaint preferred at the instance ad of Mr. Johnston, Chief Constable ...

... Iora I - r , i -- 6 L _ - wo L A_ l - 1 I I I jj I Since our last the weather has been changeable, rain hav- . ing fallen ahlmost every day. With the exception of Sunday y and Monday the rains have not been heavy, and have been e usually followed by light drying breezes, consequently little g damage has been caused to the crops. Real)ing is ?? Wvell advanced, and on some farms completed. T'le ...

... A few days ago, whilst a train was stopping at Maiden d 3 Newton Station, a carrier from Beaminster got in, and I I addressing the whole compiany, he said, One of my bosses I D dropped dead this marnin'. I'd only bought un a vartoight E. . agoo, and I wouldn't ha' took twenty pound var'n last night. 1 Just ader that another was took bnd, and we had to move c .un, and lie's lying at the point ...

... (From the Tines.) The Treaty of Tien-sin is one of those facts which will grow larger as time wears on, and will be more conspicuous in the eyes of the next generation than it is in ours. We shall think no space misspent which can be employed in giving to this event its proper im- portance among the transactions of our age, and in informing the public mind as to its character and pro- bable ...

... I ?? ST NTE W S. pes- T IHERALDI OFFIVCE,. TIVCdaesdOy Aifor7i'i1t . butI entl BY-E;LEPT.RIO 1 TELEGRAPH. .ces | INDIA-AND GIlINA MAILS. md | The Peninsular and Oriental Stefam Navigation Company have reeaived the following despath.:- theb Te Marseilles, Tuesday. nt. The steamer Vectis has aiived with the Calcutta and ed. Chiun mails. The mails left ?? at ten o'clock. The ian ship will be ...

... PICKINGS FROM THE CoURT..OURlAAL. IPI- AT) ,A Af1ta LA- f -A - A- t t. .- .. The Duke of Malakhoffhas been on asviit to the ?? of' A Wellington in Norfolk, where lis Grace has acqjunired large -property withl goorl sbootingr. t, The Grand Cress of St. Wladinir and that of the Lre-ion Hof onour are spolken of as to be forthwith conf!erred on the Emperor of China. The Order of the Garter cannot ...

... BlRITISH ASSOCIATION. If Leeds, Tuesday Afternoon. O: Several of the learned and distinguished ineh who are to v take prominent part in the proceedings of the British Asso- O eiation for the Advancement of Science, whose 28th amni- I Tersary meeting counnences here to-mnorrow, have arrived, tl but no list of them has yet been pubhllhed. The addition of i laeal icines to the list of memnbers ...

... HARBOuJS OF REFUGE COMMISSION. - .- -. - . ,1 . I. . I.. . The Cominissioners apiiointed to complete the inquiry re- Pg commended by the Select Cosmnitteeon Hlarbours of Refuge 11 smet on Monday in the Clyde Trustees' Ifail, Robertson i V Street-Admiral Hope presiding. The ?? F were Sir F. Smith, Mlr. W. S. Lindsay, Capt. Washington, ti Captain Veitch, Mr. Coode, and Mr. oewel, Secretary to ...

... e d The receipts from visitors to the Highland Society's c e Show at Aberdeen amount to upwards of £1200. f I We understand that the marriage of Lord Aber- j y cromby with the Hon. Julia Duncan, daughter of t y Viscount and Viscountess Duncan, is fixed for the E 5th of October next. e _ THE RIFLE BRIGADE. -The detachment of the Rifle a Brigade which came through from Glasgow on Tues- i d day ...

... THE HOLY ALLTANCE OF TH]L;FUTUPE. A P- ?? rT,, T 23; A PlROSPLaCTIVE RIEVIEW. S be (From the Times.) I et The uibiquity and the universal influence of this I rt ?? were nlecel more signally proved than durin 1 L11 the present year. It is a fact onl which future histo- ss rians and orators Pill love to dwvell, that in the year a at 1WaSZ Eniglanid not onzly cruslhedtthe most terrible mili- h ...

... GREENOCR AND COAST NEWS. (From the Greenock Atvcrtiser of Yesterday.) FOG IN THE RIVER,-On the morning of Wedlnesdlay last there was a dense fog at the mouth of the river, which led to destruotion of property, fortunately unattended by loss of life. During the fog the sloop Flora Macrae, Macrae, with a cargo of salt, from -Liverpool for Dornie, went on shore near the Mull of Kintyre Lighthouse ...