... The corps of Eeinburgh Engineers having th been invited to visit their commanding officer- Sir John Miller, Esq., of Leithen, at his mansion- da house at Milifield, mustered on Saturday at their of head-quarters in the Military Academy, at half- pe past eleven o'clock. The corps marched thance ch to the railway station, paying a passing comphli- mert on their route to Lieutenant Walker, who E( ...

... SECOND, EDITION OF WEDNESDAY, FRANCE.' In various parts there bavo been heavy rains and Boods highly destrncdive to property. Twoor three bridgpe,. including one over the Rhine, have been carried away. AUSTRIA. VEXNNA, Sept. 7.-The demand for corn for exportation to England continues. The quias. tity of grain purchased in Moldavia by Engliph firms is said to be enormous,' The Daiaily Xeis' ...

... RECLArMATION OF FALLEN WOMEN. The Scwetisht Guardian gives a most gratify- ing account as to the success of the exertions recently made in Glasgow for the reclamation of the fallen among the humbler sex. We read that n no fewer than forty-young women have been rescued from infamy, and put in the way of regaining the social position they seemed to have lost for ever. Though these girls have ...

... i p I otufal The Royal Academy has recemtly admitted to study in the Antique School a young lady, who has had the courage to enter on a thorough and sensible course of preparation for the practice ar of art, by doing that which men only have done ini before. sh GanorTTB ROMBnBY AT BRA:DPORD. - On r Saturday, at Braeford, a woman named Walsh, frc an old convicted thief, was charged with hav- ...

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... -S M-OD: MEfIfTION OF: MOND. , .si2-FANCE.' | Psarxs, Sat.Emy.-The wTiss' correspondent. writes that the runoeurs of Satarday evening -were *the ?? wes reported that a special excomnsunication, in which *.he would be named, i 'abuaa to be l ignthed %akaiost V1icto; Emasnuriel; aiso that Prussia and -Spain ar~, -abe, to withiraw vieir Miaisters from Tirtn5 wheer, I am iiformned, M. de ...

... ?? ACOMV1MODATION IN HAWICK. -me Awe of housd accommodation in the ,R o afick has long been a subject ofcorm- 2?iaht; but we do not know that any wore tell- ing and pmrtieal statement has ever been ad- gdacedii connection with it than the one submitted ,W the Soeial Science Association during the 42abe on IWorkmen's Rouses, by Mr Wm. Irviae, well and honourably koown by his efforts to ...

... Oil' Ax EtiGLISE RoBwAa CIrnoLIoc raou DAr s- 6us.-The Rev. Richard Palgrave, a. Jesuit t I ; prfd is now in DuAbl solici ing aid 'for tbe' Ro euccour of Christians in the' East The rev. ; gentleman is son of Sir Francis pdigrave. e for entered Oxford at seventeen, Haviog graduateda and-taken, his degree, he entered the India' tbe army as lieute~ant in the 8hiRegiment B'ombay laj Native ...

... Most men have seen Crathie Church. Our noble Qaeen attends it with laudable and praise- worthy regularity during her periodical sojourn at Balmoral.. If all men do not go exclui ?? to hear the Rev. Mr Anderson's sermon, they go to see her Majesty. and thus good may come out even of that. The Church is a neat, un- presuming, ?? place of worship, perched on the summit of a. mound immediately ...

... PATHHEID HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY I I~ ~ _ The second meeting for the season was held in the parish school of Crichton, on Friday last. The plants brougbt forward for competition equalled in quantity and surpassed in qualiiy those of any former year. Among the articles I sent for exhi'bition was a fine collection of Holly-f bock and Dahlia Blooms from Messrs Ballan- t tyne's nurseries, Dalkeith. ...

... EviEdT R1_tE P E It'6i i xa&inR ?? T.L. Et A :A.. !~ . ::'.'FR4NCE. ?? , . Rkai j Taesday 'Morning The 3Wonitdur ipulaices the' floilwing.:-~Th- Emperor, at the 'baH'qtr giv~etiif hbs homno'ur ,y-the, Chamber of, 0. O mere~at ~rseille.a, ?? th.anks for. the rieejtion he had met vitb, arqdaaid itis this intimacy bztiveen people randl Sovereign wbicht :oConstitutesi :dit streugfh- at: horn6 sii ...

... THE CAPTURE Or REGGIO. trhe The town of Reggia is bui~lt almost Opposite ro to Messina, upoi; a hlath which slopes gently r~ -down towards the gulf. At the north-east t end of the UPPer town, and commanding the ano town, stands aL strongly-bnilt castle, celled the, n FerezZ Ala.It has the command of the see, &%ad its guns Can be equally well used against to thae town. Down below, at the left ...