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... ?? . be LodEgnhs(From the Examiner.) t- in Lr lgi nhsbeen successful inl his mission far ft beyond our expectations. In addition to his own pt skill, and the honest support of his Frenc eo~agug, ir Pn orship is chiefly indebted for his triumph to the Inweakness of the Chinese Government, exceeding all .notions we had formed of it, and the presence of an 0 ?? and French fleet in a Chinese river ...
... EN GLAND. s.1 MORMON PLACas of INTEaREN'T.-The cemetery is ill! situated just outside the city wall, on the slope of a in, nmormtain. Considerably more than half the niscrip- lea tions seem to be to the memory of children under four a years of age. LiMany of the graves are marked by head- blii stones, but four-fifths of them are indicated only by a an rough board, on which is scrawled rudely, ...
... THE SIGNING OF THE CHINESE TR.E ATY. (Front the Triems.) At last-we may say there is peace with China. We to- |day publish not only tire fact of tie Treaty having beei siiigned, but also tire mode of signature and the details of the ! ceremony. II that isolated jose-house, on the steppe one ; mlile beyond Tien-sin, which has been several times men- I tioned in connection wvithl these ...
... To thze Editor of the Glasgow Herald. I Glasgow, Sept, 24, 1858. i Sie,-i observe reported among the mriscellaneous local news in this day's Hlerl~d a pragrapl headed The Billetin System, wherein it states that yesterday at the Justice If ] Peace Court, Alexander Dewar, hotel-keep~er, 16 Bridge Street, was fined in the suim of £2 and expenses for refusing I to accommodate a sergeant and ...
... On Wednesday evening, a general meeting of the subscri- bers and friends of the Government School of Art W'as held in one of thle galleries of the school, for the purpose of dis- tributin:g the prizes and electii;g office-bearers. David Morray, Esq., presided; and among the gentlemen present, we noticed H. E. Crnm Ewing, Esq., I. P.; Provost Brown, Bailie Russell, Bailie Pollock, Bailie ...
... ur THE HrIEsT CHIMNEY-STALK IN TIlE NORED.- 111 Ie The large chiimney-stalk in connection with the vorl~s os 3.) of Messrs. Charles Tenrnant & Co. -which, 'like afo .e- mighty giant, lifts its head in the north-eastern dis- e ;e- trict of this city-has for the last 17 years,. viz., since t4 al its erection in 1841, enjoyed the proud reputation of a. being the highest in the world. This lofty ...
... I rI R - Arq mn w - - - r on-I -.-mnn rI ?? e, I LOSS OF THE LEITH AND STROM1NE5B PACKET. Te w (From the John ?? Journai.) at Two vessels have within the present week been totally c :h lost in the Pentlaind Frith. The first disaster occurred on d t Saturday, when the Vivandiere, Captain Moar, remlarly i d trading between Leith and Stromness, was driven %y the a- strong tides which prevail in ...
... RlVER TRUST PROCRID1ANG.S. The usual monthly meeting of the: ?? Trust was held yesterday-the Lord Provost in the chair. The reports of the various committees were read and ap I I proved of. REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE OF 1857-8. ¶ The SrORETAUV rend the following abstract of the revenue of the Trust for the year ending 30th June last,, with accom- panying details:- At Glasgow, the thirty-first day ...
... LA-N-AfRl AE3:ReTIVJ 18i&,S. [Theioiowurgin a ore'an-mph accorunt of the ptroceedings than ?? able to give in our ls; This tii-etting has commenced mlost auspiciiotusly. The~ first daty's sp~ort hlas beer exce~lent. Rilery oniefonidnf races. wviii agree thatF the anuuscmnent and exh~iteinent depend far inure on the equality of speed ?? the horses, titan onl their individual strength splrit~, ...
... 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 ...
... (From our own Correspondent)a noe AnnIVAn CF THE QUEEN AT HoaL-ROOD.-Wv~ith the puac- 'cM, tuality which characterises all the Royal movements, her any MaettePic osradte junior members of the t all, Rylfml h copnhi illustrious parents ar- rive lat nghtat he eadwbak Statioit of the Nortlih Britsh ailay ithn afewmintesof the timuenet down in vliat th oa a-il h ieidcated Was 7.36, and ata elect ...