Glasgow Courier. — 1860-07-12 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

SIR J. OUTRAM AND ARMY AMALGAMATION. suicide by hanging himself in his own house. About Esq., St. Rollox; £lO from Robert Freeland, Wil- district collected on the heights above Zahly. On Mon. age, escaped with trifling injury, but the youngest, an The publication of a protest by Sir J. Outran ( Frost the Herald.) infant eight months old, was terribly scalded from the a 'gnat h midnight, a lodger in the house had occasion to rise son Street ; £5 from Messrs. Eadie & Spencer; , . day a joint attack was made from the. heights and the . t rd d ' ' - • a t e amalgamation of the local and royal out of bed for a drink, and found him suspended £l5 from the Working Men's Committee ; second On Saturday last, the Lord Provoet, Magiatrates, and plains upon Zahly. The best authenticated story gives wals 11PWII s, an remains m a very precarious state As th forces had excited great interest. Sir James saysby . rope from a hook in the ceiling of the kitchen. instalment of £5O from Paisley ; a second instal- pa other munici 1 autholities and their friends made the the narrative of events thus : -When attacked, the • e tide receded, the engine and tender were cc Zahliotes advanced by a place called the Krum, and found lying a little distance apart. Mr Sheriff Gordon t Believing, as I do, that the amation of the He was at once cut down, but life was found to be ment from A lloa ; £lO lls ld from Ste warton. The annual inspection of the lighthouses under their charge met the enemy. On the first attack the Christians drove at once directed Mr Jardine, engineer, to be sent for in wo armies, if carried out, will prove most injurious extinct. The pressure of pecunim7 difficulties is treasurer received last week a characteristic contri- in the Firth of Clyde. Many pleasant trips of this kind back the Druses. Joined by fresh reinforcements, the order to make a report, in connexion with the official in- to this country, and that it will inflict grievous inascribed as the cause for the committal of the rash bution from the Rev. P. Hately Waddell, of Girvan, , nave taken place in bygone years ; but the latest has Druses amiin advanced, and were again repulsed. A vestigation of the circumstances. Mr Howkins, C.E., justice on the servants of the East India Company, act. Deceasedhas left a widow and three children. in the shape of an Austrian gold coin. One of the been, in every respect, the most delightful of all. After third time they returned to the attack, and this time Granten, Was also in attendance.-Courent. I have deemed it my duty to record a solemn protest subscriptions, although a small one, was given under a wintry spring and a chill summer, the weather has at were successful. The Christians retired inside the town, against its adoption. So far from considering the On Thursday afternoon, while a hey named James such peculiar circumstances that we feel justified in length betome bright and genial, and Saturday was one where a fierce hand-to-hand conflict ensued, which lasted recent occurrences in India as furnishing an argu• Glen, six years of age, son of James Glen, engineer, stating, pour enemtrager les aatres. The contributor of the most lovely days that the aun ever shone upon. two hours. The Zahliotes were driven out of the town, ', grir u It urn!. ment against the maintenance of a local European 59, Washington Street, was amusing himself in a had gone to the City Hall intending to patronise the And the interest of the occasion was in no small degree and fled, most of them to Biskinta. Farther than this force, I conceive that, candidly viewed andlogically back court near his dwelling, a stone, which bad exhibition of those redoubtable chani_nions of " esty„ heightened by the Messra. Burns having, in a very libel.- no authentic news has come. With the fall of Zahly , ~ , applied, they supply a very valid argument in favour been placed on a window sill by some boys, fell cuffs," Messrs. Heenan and Sayers, but on nearing al spirit, placed at the disposal of the Lord Provost and the stronghold of the Christiana is gone, and everywhere ,S.TinfitiotrViee ?wee emelt FAIR for sheep anu anS. of suah an arrangement." upon his head, whereby his skull was fractured. It the City Hall, and seeing "the rag-tag and bob-tail,', Muistrates their magnificent new steamer the Giraffe, they may be said to be at the mercy of their vanquishem. ay.i of he • ... . _ There was a large show of all In. , is feared the injury may prove fatal. fast men, and " gents,' who formed the motley as- that she might do them the honour of performing at In itself it more than doubles the amount of devastation s eeP, epee 11 ia y half bred, Leicester, and Cheviot rHE