Glasgow Courier. — 1854-10-14 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

CABIN. SEcuND CABIN  Sr vrt: Rooms, in the Poop, fitted at.sle for Families, 252 each Berth. Provi.iolls supplied by the Stewards Moderate Rate.  Steward's Fee—Fiat Cabin, 2s; Seca pply, in London, to J. Clippiogdale rine.. Wharf, or at their Oflices--3.5, Le 71, Lombard Street; or 37, Regent Ciro 11, Shore, and in Edinburgh, to R. W Waterloo l'lnce ; and in Glasgow, to JOHN HA  • Trains start from the Railway 8 Street, and Scotland Street, Edinburgh, the mailing of the Steamers.  N.B.—Passengers should embark hall the time appointed for sailing.  Bills es td the selling of the Compel the Codtitio nt to be h id at the above 01  FOR SALE, BY AUCTII In the Itoul Exchange Sale Rooms, GI ileidn;, the Iltch October, at One e puE Schooner BRUM L register, very strong ;,; ;\ Scotia, and launched in Ji re. adapted for the Coasting T rind about 130 tons coals ( na.tr. Her rigging, sails, &o, are sc.l, and can be sent to sea at • ant Apbly to Messrs. Edmiston & Sfltobsd A. G. KIDESTI Gnat ('sag 00, 9. 1664,  rr. 30.—Several ships laden with tinbeen captured off this harbour by cruisers. Several families have argitives from Eupatoria, their property ilundered in part by Tartars. There v from Sebastopol; the military, howplace are said to have eomplained that e moor.en were not proportionate to leveloped by the allies. SIPTED SUICIDE OF PRINCI ndent of the Daily New+, dating from pt. 27, says—' It is stated on good au. rince Menschikoff attempted to cut his is prevented from executing his porofficers near him. This is very like a Is his master would hardly be taken in. that it would require 80,000 men and o force ilk position at Alma, and yet osition—in spite of Russian artillery, Mural advantage—forced in about a rs by comparatively a handful of men, le driven to despair when he asks him. to appease the wrath and disappointmperor._  MOAT Moans so.--The Moniteur states ngto dc.initclies from Constantinople e aqueiluct, on which Sebastopol almost ads for its supply of water, war in the allies. An imperial decree orders that r Marshal St. Arnaud shall take place expense. 'rho ceremony will take lovalides, and his remains will be de. e vaults of that church. Private let. en received here from St. Petersburg, tat the same system of deception as to Of the allied army continues to be lot. that capital. Even the battle of the m represented as • victory, and St. is actually illuminated in honour of it. f the Russians after the victory was as strategetic movement, in the hope 10 allied army to push forward to the I of Sebastopol, where their utter dea matter of certainty,"and the:sorrel, ale army exceedingly probable.  SPAIN•  /*MAI Evxxinu —The publication In iiieur of a manifesto of the Count de the Spanish people hoe excited a good ion, and notwithstanding the intense intailisgenoe from the seat of war in ha been talked about the whole of is remarked that the honour done to ir to the Spanish throne wits not I Christina, whose angry address was rith the conteinpluous silence which it Pd. It Is said that the paper was cared In the ministerial office to render It e place it occupies. The inference ie fact is, that the imperial government tile to the claims of the son of Don °whit is not charged with entertaining ' doing anything to overthrow Queen It Is not likely that it would be very at such a consummation, provided that .re not established on its ruins, or that ier family were not her successors. Be the appearance of the manifesto in the given the utmost satisfaction-1 may oned the greatest joy, among the ('Cr. their friends, the French Legitimists. w predict that a rising Is near at hand, are confidently, asti with every appearity, that they can have plenty of money moment arrives for them to set to work.  ;