... GARtIBALDI'S OFFICERS. (From the Illustrated London News.) The Siecle plublishes a letter from M. Ricciardi, containing zome.interestisg details of the seven officers. who, under Ga- ribaldi. command the 'jacciatori delle Alpi:-I La Masa id known throunh the brilliant part he took in the insurrection witnessed by the city of Palermo on the 12th of January, 1848, and also through his having ...

... A CYCLONE IN THE INDIAN OCEN.4N - - f 1fl -1.- -11 TP.11I* R.v -n T,-PQ The ship Chile, which arrived in Table Bay on Tuesday, from Adelaide for London, reports the occurrence of a tre- mendous cyclone, last month, in the neighbourhood of Mau- ritius, which it is believed has occasioned very considerable damage to a large number of ships. The following protest from, the log-book of -the Chile ...

... kNATIONAL DEFEN iES AND VOTES. - - - - F- fA nir (Abr.dged from Blackwoo&s Magazine for AUgUSt.) .Hpreweleavethe s Report of.thei ommiiseioners appointed E to consider the tefenbes of the VUmited Xingdom,y and, re- serving :, few remak regarding ou'r feet, and means of.op X f - posing or delayisig;~laldilg, for the conclusion, take the case ofanactual hivsis, when the whol~e army-of- England ...

... SOCIAL SCI13W'E MEETIG AT GLASGOW. _ . I. _ e- - _ ?? - 4.. +U.4- 4-U - n' f.-r It is not, now matter of any doubt that the meeting-for the promotion of Social Science, whichtakes place in our, city in the close of the-present. month, vd4l be entirely Bisn; bessful-possibly the. most successful which has jet been held-whether as regards the-distinguiahed persons who -are to be present, or the ...

... . IA.MIVAL OF TH1E ASIA. (From our own Correspondent.) Liverpool, Sunday Evening, A ug. 26. The British and North American Royal Mail steamship Asia, Captain Lott, arrived this evening in Liverpool, from .. NWYgrk, whence she sailed on Wednesday the 15th inst. THE G6a= EAsrny.-The Great Eastern, on her return from Chesapeake Bay, left Annapolis at 7' A.M., on Satur- day the 11th instant, and ...

... Tfl GARIBALDI ,FUND. : . The tenth' instalmenet from the Glasgow Committee was . .remitted, on Wednesday, tinging 'up the total to 21630. ye This last remittance- includes ;12, Is. lOd. from Cumnock, per Mr. Willias Wallaces;.£5, 14i5 from ?? Western Volunteer Rifle Corps; per Mr. Merry; lOs. Cd. from Mr. th E. K. Taylor, SLobeross Street, being.balance of damagees l awarded to bin by the ...

... i-L;ATES_--NE S. , EnAL ORn3 0FriJBy Morning.OY S de d 'B ELECTIC TLEGRAPIH,. HOUSE OF LORDS-T: uRs3DAY. 21 e LonD CANoE Lto, took Isis seaton the wooksak at *rj fi 5v'cook. . gave notice to Earl GRAN'VIL gveLE gave thatt h would on Friday L, move the suspension of the standing orders, in order to, ets enablethae ?? Baniks Bill tobereat eed a second me: Theh Ear of JONOUGHMORE thought the ...

... .. I I : 7 -ABEnlD6IN-MnLA1HoLYOcCCnaEMTCE.- , OnSatur- day.morning, Anp ?? or 3Yentures, a respectable vidow residipg ?? havinghad aslight ittck of' diarThoea, sent her grandelhild, a girl about* twelve years tf age, to Mrs. Sands, grocer, for a penny- worth of morphia., Mrs. ,Ventures, being ignorant of, the strength of the hnorplia, took the .whole of it, about seventy, drops. After she had ...

... - ..1 .: .. . I . . . .. I.g 2 -fMrm th limes 'Special ) ?? - d - ; : Palermo, May 28, Morning. Fatigued as I ws I slept the whole inight through, but WebUovdld~nbt -assur4$t~ ift -bufiibe ft rom 9otltcebtle atsdtshiprw ae~ijr2 fn.rios'~ikrding~he day. Otherwise the night passed quietly enough, a few random shots by ontlying phst forming the only interruption. I was juat getting tip in the ...

... THE ROYAL REVIEW AND TaE RAILW AY ICOMIPANIES. To the Editor of the Glasgow Herald. Sm,-Whether the railway companies conjointly are de- siring to prevent a good turn-out of our Glasgow Volunteers on 7th proximo I know not, but in postponing any final arrangement about the railway fare which they mean to charge, they certainly do what they can to that effect. However, leaving that alone just ...

... To the Editor of the Gklgoto Herald, Bonhill Manse, 22d May, 186G. Sin,-In a paragraph which appears in your paper of this morning, headed St Stephen's Parish, and in which my ,t name is, I think, very needlessly introduced, it is said Th statements which lately appeared in some of oar contempo- d raries, to the effect that the Rev. Mr. Robertson, of Bonhill, i- had received and accepted ...

... We have advises from this rising colony to 10th May, which show that the development of the resources and pro- gress of the colony is eminently satisfactory. a The principal event of the month had been the departure I of his Excellency Lieutenant-Governor Scott for England, for the purpose of raising a loan of £150,000, on the autho- rity of the Legislative Council, to enable the Government to ...