... A WEEK IN THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND, BY TME Hos. GRANTLEY F. BERKELEY. (From the Field.) i've sung thee a song, but 'iwas not the sad lay That madeo in a slave to its will; The sound of the song as a sigh pass'd away, A dreanm rules my destiny still.-Berkeley. In this the summer of 1850. and in the month of August, my pleasurable engagements red me, in the first instance, to pay a visit to ...

... P tihard Cobden, Esq., M. P., passed through (Yhei- ter ori'Monday, on his way to Hawarden Castle, on a fi visit to Sir Stephen WIynne, brother-ina-law to the lie Chancellor of the Exchequter, lifr. W. E. Gladstone. ati -.3oi'leafer~ Gua~rd-iean.e C1ocat, Ks-s F~op S-,o4{ga.-_The G4erman sinokers olu a' rei'lit 'appeara, in an sestacy. of delight ineRoneqtjonce, of a report that Professor ...

... THE BRiTISH ASSOCIATION. (From the Times.) -There are changes which are necessary which-may *|yetbe suggestive qE natural regrets. Of this kind are the new modes of civilisation, the new arts of war, the- new means of locomotion, and other inventions which have duperseded'one'another since the beginning of time. It may be foolish to cast a longing, lingeiinz look behind, yet who does not? AAn ...

... - The Jamaica ?? axe filled with' details of a seiries of outrages and riets inthe towri of Feabnvith, arising out of a long. etding disputed right of possession of a property canled Ylorence Hall, whieh couldd only be properly decided by a court of law.v It appearsi 'that for 3ome time past the police courts of^ Falmouth have been .occupied in' trying per- sons brought upi fof creating rows ...

... THE FORBES MACKENZIE COaMaISSION IX' I GLASHoll-r ' ,I Mnli. ?? LccTe.RP To thea Editor of the fadgwtv Herald. Scn,--I observe that ypu iave'devoted. hjargoesp:1cC to day to give publicity to a lecture by Mr. D'Gavin, of the Sooetislh Te nierancc League and other Tceetotnl Tnions, in the course of which I see I amn honoured by his neotice. I do not choose to 6nter'into a history of the cause ...

... .. ?? ?? .]E . ' 1 ?? , .,XEBMtSECSOF. EE. ' . To the Editn of the 8 aow HeraW,.-'; - .'ehesburgh, 12th September, 1359.. .Stn~-The 'nmtere'tr rtm iscccs s of your vererable and intellihgpt.c6rrespondent' Senex, inserted inbh'e' Hce ofs aturday last, 11.have- perused-:ith; much'plaasure il -has -lhowever, fallen into some very excusable mistakes, one' or two vf which he may not ?? s ...

... LONDON, SEPTEMBER 10, Laid PaImerston has beon staying in Suffolk a short ti.e The Noble Lord, wlho is accompanied by Ljady Palmerstdn, has been the guest of Sir V. F and- Lady Biddleton, whoses plendid seat at Shrubland, near Ip-wielh, is one of tlhe 1prilcipal objects of in- tercst andl attraction in the easterni counties. The Duc and Duchesse ?? have also been stayictg ,tShrublaud.-Ditili ...

... TEE POPE AND CARIDINAL ANTONELLI. Ll ~~~(From the Timed' Correspondence.) Rome, Sept. 3. Some recent incidents appear to strengthen the impression that the Pope will make an effort to occupy the Romagna. For~severalnights past troops of tholinehave leftthis capital, tias hso gendarmesin great numbers, bothinfantryandcavalry .but feyv troops therefore remain in Rome. Those who have left are ...

... OR'GAN QUESTION;. %.A Ace Kaa 7.. f8- ?? Il, To the Editor of die Glagsow Herald. Sxu,-1 see a letter in ysur paper of 3d September frond some foreigner or Englisher, telling us that we have no Rout ftw 9iqSilc-that orr objictions to the organ in churches are only iiineryprejudices-that le is forced to conclaide that 1'pare uoisrsp is only to be found north of the Tweed-that I there is no such ...

... TEE DISASTER IN CHINA. . -l ?? ?? 8 - - - AA.1. Ia .a usL- We ( Times) -have been favoured. with the following copy of uk letter fromn oie of tbe fe~w who cressed the third ditch in the attack on thec forte andt survived to rejoin his ship:- Oft' the Peihio Forts, Juno 28. .,1 hope this will reach you before the paper gives you any iiews,.ad it might mnake you uneasy if you saw my name~ ...

... EDINBURGH -A l EDIN [WURGR AN GLASG~OW .I~ALVWp,y Thle following is the report by the directors to the frt, third half-yearlry general ieeticig of shareholdems to n helid on Tuesdlay the 13th of September -- In laying hetore the p~rolxrietors the bjalance seet cfor the half year end'ing on 31st J uly, lOJi-' thec direetarsi 1iave agan5 to por~int out an increase in the whole trftfic receipts ...

... :XSFECTIdN. OF COLLIERIES. tax * ~iATol IL_ sS __ ?? ,The presexit Colliery-Inspection Act-will expire nextyear,-. and the BHome Seeretary is giving'a'oereful oonsideration:to. the subject, w~th the view of pirepaving a measieofgretcr effi~ciency. for the prevention o£. acoid'eats,' enfoteieaint of' samtary precautions, the better: regulationof juvenle labourf: &c. Ir oider to ob~tain the ...