... (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 ...

... ,- . . 14. (From our own.CoXlespondent.) Liverpool, Saturday. EXHIBITION 'Dr THE LIwEr5oL SocsrTy OF FiNE ARTS Tyza- -The first exhibition, held under the auspices of this society, was opened to-day by ~a private view to the sub- aeral scribers. Last night the representatives of the Liverpool a all press were admitted to a special private inspection of the collection, when a considerable ...

... .1 ] ?? ?? ..9 . 1 ?? ?? A special ileeting of the Presbytery of Paisley was held (en 'iursnday. for the purpose of taking the usual steps in PI connseetion with the translation of thle Bev. Robert Kirke UI fronts the Middle Chilrch, Paisley, to the parish of Hutton fu -the Rev. Mr. Rensiison, Moderator. Thlc neeting having been constituted, li Dr. .IACKEtI.5.AI., Presbytery Clerk, enumerated ...

... lie JEDODAH. hla The Constantinople correspondent of the Timecs speaks of rw the bad effect prduced in Turkey by the news of the born- hr bardmuent of Jetida.1, : ler Decidedly the Derby Administration is destined to live tii long in the memory of the Turks. It has every chance of thi -forming an epoch in theirlhistory something like the great rai ecarthquake at Stamboul in the end of the ...

... on ARIUVAL AT PELTH. Er. Exactly at ten minutes past eleven o'clock on Wednesday ~ rot forenoon, the royal train arrived at the Perth General at ed Station. Long before that time the platform was quite at10 Lh. crowded with parties desirous of seeing her Her Majesty 1r ,d pass-indeed the crowd was much larger than we have Been |L on the like occasion for some years. The admission waS Is he ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... 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~, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...