... CANADA-LETTER FROM DR LIVRtlNSTONE. The Tynowto (,'Iofc of August 15th publishes a fil letter ?? to his brother in Canada, tt dated Ujiji, November 16, 1871, in which the doc- ol tor spents of his rewerrches and discoveries, and w bria6N heavy charges against the Banirtus for their te delav sod dilonsaty.e FATIriER1 Hv ?? Te?)sps publishes a letter from Father -lyacinthe, in which he Of ...

... THE LAS' O (TH; OL GLSOW | MA.NSIONS. $ | M.ANY of our readers must have visited Messrs T. & F. Smith's well-known furniture ware- house in Great Clyde Street. This has been the i largest place of the kind in Scotland, displaying, on nearly an acre of floorage, an endless choice of things new and old. But few of all its visitors t may have known that it contained, buried in the heart of it, a ...

... I The annual sale of lambs at Carnwath took place yesterday in a field near the railway station. The weather unfortunately was very wet, and before business was finished rain was falling in complete torrents, which caused the company to break up early. Owing to the wetness the bloom was taken from the fleeces of the lambs, and they were seen under the most disadvantageous . circumstances. ...

... he Jane Frances Prdmyot de Chantal (grandmother 3i- of Madame de Sdvignd) was born at Dijon in 1572 r in Her father, B1nigne kremyot, was President of ~ad the then famous Burgundian Parliament, a man of cr- rank and wealth and high religious character. She ed lost her mother in infancy, to which circumstance ?? her biographer attributes a sternness and austerity E n- which it needed all her ...

... THE GENEVA AlItlTRATION. _. . - I 1 . . . . I .. .. New 'Yors, 'rjteplnber 1. The Government continues to receiveO li- advices from Geneva of a favouraile charnoter, liht the am0ount of daiiane, to beawarded t - the United States by the Court of Arbitration is tot mieittiutted. or Geneva, Septen)bcr 2. is The Conrt of Arbitration sat to .lay frmm ?? ill to' three afternoon, and adjonnie5d till ...

... TIlE, VOL UN ,EERS. ' the - COM1bETITXON-A carbine match, betwden 11th - ar3/ Battexv lt lEA V. (Captain Hoggan) anrd Sd Lers D.A V (Captsin Halley) t'ok placeori Eaturday. e elf- last.'at .Marphill'slrange.: Distance-.20D, .300,. andL ( ulon 400 yards five rounds at each. . The follqwiing are .0 h'at the scores .11th Lan.ark-' Lieutenant Brown, 18; b ned Seraeast ?? Henry,.27 ;. ...

... THE AUTUMN MANCEUVRES. no PAT- noSHAM FIGHT AND MARCH AT pro.,H NRHR RY ,tileTH 00i NAR Y .A- (FROM, our. SpRoAl OORtnESPONDENT.) lieu Headquarters, Monday Night. ?? this morning, Sir Charles trea Staveley's division matched to the Downs-ao toemile south of the camp.-and went through a series of movements, in preparation for the mere lard serious work of next week. Although the idea of of an ...

... aber Trn Potiym COuRT.-Yesterday, there were re- the usual number of. cases of breaches of the peace tried, and the defaulting' persons either MSER forfeited 7s 3d or were fined in the sum of 7s 6d. zeil, There was nothing of a serious character brought of a forward.' 3 on TBIE LAtT THErr or £50,-Yesterday, at the Plad olice Court, this case was remitted to the sing Sheriff's authorities. ...

... - 1A2 DI ?? O A a- ai* 17. Cariton Place, 2d Sept., 1872. r Sin,-With reference to the statement in to day?s o Herald, undertheheading.of Trade Kewe, about, r the arrangement made with our carters, we have t the authority of all tho carters in our employmenlt i to say that said statemuent is~ioco~rrect, and that its . publication was not authorised by any one of them., t ?? MA¶'rmcW MumI & ...

... Mxe Monday Evening. CoTnoi ?? has been a very strong market to-day, and prices are somewhat higher, PIG IRON BltS ?? ?? to-day at 133; and promptly advanced to IN3s 9d. There was a considerable business done at very irregular prices, and the closing price was 134s 9d. CLYDE CRUSHED SUGAR l ?? market was less active,with a moderate business at previous l prices. The following were the shipments ...

... ?? itoh : th. foowing letter, signed by James Boyd . of' andJohnC.Burn,appears inyesterday's Courant; | The --hough disagreeing with you uA politics, we claim me the of your columns for the exposure of a Whigintrigue on a scale rather larger than usual i*lich welearn, on good authority is being hatche 1 * by the aceredited wire-pululrs of t;e party In udin- u burgh. Mr John Miler, M.P., ...

... AGBICULTURE. THE HARVEST. REVIEW OF THE CoRm TRaFig.-The AlreZ Eaprees of last night ?? the past le opened with much rain, it rapidt ceared , l le the most part continued fine till te c r- gatherings have therefore been made ?? Is in the South, and the Northeri crops have ?? advancing fast. Most of the wheat lately its r- to market has been new, and by no nearsi improved upon acquajitaece. The ...