... g A V.? ?? ., 'tra 't I -:1 ?u D - mAY MORNING, OCT. 4. Ar the Circuit Court yesterday, the case again4~ohnaiful or Baynes, about 59 years we, for the murtder of a woman with whom ive~tin the Stockwell, wgas begun, as was also t? case against WA~alter and Duncan Mlaopherson Service (brothers), accused of wilful fire-raising at Greenock; but both cases were, adjourned till to-day. Mr Grant Duff ...

... GIREENOMK. DAl l.R I IOM FIXFOSURE.-On Sunday afternoon the bo dv of 2- manX was found lying on ?? road lead- in, to kiimaleolm, near the farm of Horseoraigs, by a f'arrrer rained Donald Black, and which was after. avoids identifed aS Charles MI'Pheron, blacksmith. emalpoyed at the water works in course of construe tioL on the (mr-ife. It appears that deceased, ac- companlies by a5eunuber of ...

... Dr OBDINARBY .RhmGRAPF.a AMES ICA. AEBIVMAJ OF T CT OF LONDON. 'Via Qneenatownj . 5 New Yor-r Sekt. 21i The New Yer. Hemrld says ?? is dia n the country, and ealls foe anew Conu. tutionsl patt -:y. -. ?? Te Indians haddemanadedthe withdrawal of the Unitied Sftatestroops from Povder River . country, and th ndonmient of the Smoekey Hill route-of ?? Raro d> - -G eneral Sheridanwes receiving nutn ...

... EXPLORATIONS EXTRAORDINARY! on, THlE SOURCE OF THE MOLENDINAR ALD TEE ORIGIN OF MAN DISCOVERED. (BY OUR RAMBLING REPORTERI [ENta Bene.-The following paper was intended to have been read at the recent meeting of the British Association in Dundee, but owing to the arduous nature of the undertaking, the account waS not com- pleted in time.] The intelligent reader does not require to be in- formed ...

... CLYDE sHIpBUnIDING. T'he following vessels weie.launched during Sep- temRober, 1Din & Co., Port-Glasgow, the He.len 'rns, an iron ship of 903 tons, for the AIbion Shipping Co., Glasgow; for the Glasgow and Ran- goon trade. -- ?? . By. Barclay Curie & Co. ihiteinch thea Der- went, i iron Larque of 600 tons, for W. 1: TindsA, By Barclay, Curie & Co., Stoboross, the Greats, an iron screw-steamer ...

... I RAnWAY VITSASTER NEAU LARBERT. I A O0)0D TRAN UPSET. A serious disaster occurred on Saturday moriang, between the hours of four and five, on the Cale- donian Raiway, aboutsa mile and a half to the north of IArbert Station. A North British goods train, consisting of twenty four waggons, left Stirling aboute four o'clock for Larbert, and had proceeded all right till nearly opposite Torwood, in ...

... The Dube of Cambridge dedicated to the use of the public the Avenham and MillerParks on Thurs- day last. In the banquet which followed the Duke, in. answer totheitoastofhieheaith,said-MrkMayor- my lord, ladies, and gentlemen,-I have been ye-- minded that any observations I may hve to make must be brief-a fact which am sure mustbe gratiW. fying to you, as it will be to me, because I cannot ...

... . I D -- :4 -- I 9UDAY -'oplTT.BpgA A 'Poi Office -retun shows that ,aiboat 108,000, jpersonsi Eng'landoe in 200 .of the-pop~ulaton-. have given notice at their P6&t OS~e requesting ththeirle e bes iot deliferedat their houses on:- -Sunday.In most of-the places i. which theie notices have been given the nuerof- rsons thus . requesting that therletters be not ddtreduntil , Monday is very' ...

... The Patr-i publishes a letter, signed Miguel Lorez,and datedMexico, Au.gust l,for the auther- ticity of which it says it has no otherguarantee than that it is written in Spanish and bears the Mexican post-mark. It runs as ?? is with the in, digination natural to an honourable man, the victim of an infamous calumny, that I see men who do not know the truth about recent events and who do not ...

... - THE ROYArtINFIRMARY ?? The Cashier of the Glasgow noval quests us to aclnowledge receipt of tbe fU church collections for the present yes F John Street U.P. Church, pr Rev, Dr W. Anderson and Rev. . 'Ewas L' Pollok Street U.P. Church, per Per'. ja' ' Knox, . Renfield Street U.?. Church, per Dr Taylor, Cuc ?? p Cambridge Street t.P. Church, per Re'. Robert Cameron, ?? Eglinton Street U.P. ...

... AIBDBIS.- GRM1;nCoicEnt--Thacne4 seasonwas'iuaugn- -atei:o~i~edlesdFMihtNiEn ,heiliblic Hal4 by patepnageiadmangement. 'of the.directors of the' FuiicHI Company. The .artns on the 4ii 'Mis Xir^ T.i-Mach un.isslartley Miss~op ?? Peovva t ,who all, gave great patiasfsion to tl aie~nce, az were repeal Tne 1. The ?? biall, capable'-of accdmoiidati4 200,, was- :o Wpleteyafi ed,' and tse 'conicertw ...

... . :ED1 BURGH RAC - E-T-N This miihifibi, ?? tsthrie dayi, wac heid at $usselburgh yesterdti44_ The. weath&ewas very fine,'and the whole of the races exceedingly good, 'There was a large attendanice of spectators. Among those present were the Marquis of Queenshefry, Earl Poulett, Lord Bateman, Mr Merry, MY.; Mr Prior, Honr. ; o.',klo, larl of -Welmvyss, Mr Brodie, scilptUr; Mr'NbrmfaniInnies, ...