... 1iN V 131AA tiL XY. SEQUE.BTRATION OF ALEXANDERt GOPSELL POOLEY. i We consider the following case, which has been communi- L cated to us on respectable authority, as well worthy of all publicity; for we cannot regard otherwise than with extreiae suspicion the appearance of English bankrupts in remote , districts of Scotland-where they are quite out of view of I their creditors-for the purpose ...

... GREENOCCK. - VESSELS PUT BACK.-The ship Jessie Miller, Captain M'Callam, from Liverpool for St. Mlary, Nova Scotia, put in here yestcrday from stress of weather. She left Liverpool on Thursday last, and after experiencing severe gales for two or three days, ran for the Clyde. On eatering Lainlash Bay, on Tuesday, she ran agroundl, but was got offagain by the tug lire-Fly. She has been brought ...

... SEWAGE OF GLASGOW-IRRIGATION. 'I We axe requested to insert the following:- 46 Renfield Street, Glasgow, 29th August, 1859. Laurence Hill, Esq. Sir.-Your present scheme for carrying the sewerage of Glas~ow into effect, seems to me a very doubtful and m- practicable one; the distance and expense or which must preclude the hope of evei carrying it out. The difficulty so often complained of in ...

... AFTERE NOON EDITTION.., .Rzr~tAixn O~v~0n'c, Thuirsday, 2 P_ . BY ELECTRIC TELEGRA PI -OREIGN INTELLIGENCE. .jRUT±Jit'S TELEfGRAMs. Madrid, August 30. D~ie (JoriveT~znc: aemn:.ir..m:--i that orders have hcf n ?? fo- o.-w.tioii a..n e ;pteudi.;unary critp ,f ?? :!Ii. a.. .Sp L:ii. :i'hIi at i riiers ha.s vi tlhlrawn fromua thit. ].ce. a t. . hua:ing Ihall(etdl ix note to thlc autiiuritio s ...

... ITHE ROYAL.COMMISSIONT IN GLASGOW.. . r A t t 1, - - A.19 a avZAA1- r 1 -- -- M-d;n.oF+I ?? .| At the ueual weekly meeting of the GlasgoewvCominerc!4l Abstinence Society on Tuesday evening last, Ir. Jokiler 'Gavin, the president of the soeiety, and chairatuad dotited Eboard of Directois of the Scottish Temperiece 'League, de- linerettan address on the subject ?? Royal Conieniisio U` i in ...

... FORBES MACKENZIE COMMISBION-GROCERS. To the Editor of the Glaspow Herald. August 30, 1859. Smn,-Tbinking along with some others with whom I have conversed on the subject that the letter of A Licensed Grocer, which appeared in your paper of yesterday, should receive some notice from the spirit-dealers whom he asperses, I have to say (addressing myself in order to the topics intro- duced by ...

... THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1. YmEuDAY the Prince of the Seas arrived at Liver- I pool,'having left Melbouurne on the 27th May. This _ 1 - - _ - - - - - vessel brings 26,000 ounces of gold, or upwards of £14A000 sterling in value. The weather has been very severe to the westward, the Anglo-Saxon steamer, which sailed with the-mails to Canada, having had to put back to Liverpool. The Kangaroo, ...

... (From a Correspondent of the Scotsman.) On Saturday evening about 7 o'clock, Wick was thrown into a state of the most intense excitement in consequence of an outbreak of the Highlanders, which arose from one of their number being apprehended by the police for an assault, upon which the whole body of them assembled in the street to the number of several thousands, and rushed to the rescue. ...

... (Y'hc folklobng appcarcd ill oar AIfitc loolt Gidot.iQn of 3czter(x~j- -. 1 , .. FOREIGN INTE LLIGENCE. :IIETEUiV TELEG.RANI. Zurich, August 3L Private conferences continue to tmke place 1jetwee tbh Plenipotentlerits; for the last thrce days the Represent. tives of France ond Austria had dily conferred toge etr., Yeterday, there was a mecting of ?? and Sardinia fi I'leripotentiaries. MAIL ...

... - THE QuEEN's DnPARTurIn vol BALmnoAn. -Yesterday morning, at a quarter to nine o'clock, the Royal fatnil and bc suite left Holyrood Palace in open carriages for St. pirga-p1 *ret's. The morning was sunny and warm, and the Royal to equipage had a most brilliant and attractive appearance. ac The square in front of Holyrood was lined by the 16th fr Lancers, and the West York Rifles furnished the ...

... LAUNCH AT MESSRS.,TAYLERSON & CO.'S. (Frorm the Greenock Advertiser.) Some time ago Messrs. Robert Taylerson & Co., of London, re-opened that building-yardon Port-GlasgowRoad, previously occupied by Messrs. John Bourne & Co., for the purpose of building vessels on their patent diagonal principle, and their first ship was'launched'on Monday under the most favour- able auspices. We some time ago ...

... .I HErA.hD OFFIo Thu tsdai Mot7pning. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. [REUTERS TRLEGRAM.1 Marseilles, August 31. Advices ?? ate to the 24th Iistant. The Sultan had been at the point of death from. fever, but had rscovered. ?? has ejuce had a lengthened conference with the Grand Vizier upon various flnasncial matters, and in par. ticular concerming the Otistoms tariff. The ...