... By OB2DIN 4ABY TRLEGRAPH. FI I -(RELIUTElt'S TELEORAMS. J SPAIN. Madrid, Oct. 7. The nominal amount of stock of the passive debt which has been off ered for conversion, according to tbe conditions proposed by ?? Goverument is 737,000,000 reals. AFFAIRS IN TUNIS. Paris, Oct. 8. Official intelligence received here from Tunis an. nounce that Prince Sidi El Adel Bey had been ar- rested without ...

... -- P L :, : . :: 1v ~S _. *. w . UICIePAL 3jtEEN~GS.: -- ?? EIGHTH WAI.- A meeting of the electors of thC above X wtdtoek place last-nigbt in the 3ion Institutio ROoms. A deput~ation waitedron, ' James Brown wjith a, numerously signed requistion, requesting him to eal the mneeting for the pu6poseof considering the cominig election. - BeleWatson stated that owing to Mr Brown labouring, under ...

... FUM.ER PAIITXOULAIRS. A Panis correspondent sends the following :-1 passed to-day by the scene of the accident which occurred to the mail train from Calais to Paris on Sunday morning. It took place a little to the south of Creii, and about fifteen miles from Paris. When 1 passed it on my way here the accident had taken Elace five or six hours. Vae dead and the wounded ad then been removed ...

... LOCKEPBIE OCTOBER SHEEP AND CATTLE TRYST. The third of the great sheep markets heldlin autumn at Lockerbie took place yesterday (Thurs- day, 17th). The weather in the moriang was most unfavourable. Much rain had fallen auring the night, and after six o'clock there was heavy rain. For an hour or two there vw ere showers, but about ten o'clock there came a drenching plump of rain. By eleven ...

... - ? z 7 - -: - - , - , .- , - ; i 1 , - - I 1.1, -1 I ?? - I - ?? ?? ? I I II PRESETATIOX OF THEFRESQ OF THEaTM the^ ?? ea c errd n, freedom (f :tha City. fE- ig wacn Oil the Eight R on. B..Dis i, in presence of a ?? assemblage of ldie andcgentletnea. The members of the Ciy tfo nthowore their civic robe,. took their placs on the plafrm about'two o'lock:- Therewere also present Ithe Lord ...

... THE LOINDON BED-RIlDDN PAUPERS. ia letter on this subject, which appeared in the Pet! all Gazete of Fridaylast, Dr Normtan Mscleod says.- I have to-day only seen in the.2FOG Aroll Gazette of the 11th the very natural inquiry made inits Occa- sional Notes as to whence I could have obtained the terrible news published in a note in a Small gamphlet of mine, as to `how we can best relieve the ...

... THE VERIDICTIN THE CASE OF CLEMENT I TASCO. I To the Edito of te Gsgow' Herald. Sm.-Initheleadingarticleofyourpaper of the 10th inst. I observed comments on this case, ascribing the verdict returned by the jury to a popular dislike to capital punishment, and not to a caref al examination of the evidence ; but I am of opinion if the entire evi- dence, as led in Court, had been placed before the ...

... STREET PREAOHING. bo the Edtor of the Glasw HeraUd 102 Norfolk Street, Oct., 1867. SIB,-There is no source of earthly enjoyment so dear to me as the good opinion of my fellow-citizens, but I fear it hasleen compromised insthe estimation of such of them as heard of my name for the first time in connection with the late street preaching mase, as it is Ca;led. My object in askibg the favour of a ...

... SIR GFBO G, SN ?? 'grg DISRABLI BANT AT EflMDG. (hn= the Northern Hnslgn An invitation being sent to SirGeorge Sinclair to permit his name to appear on the list-of stewards at a the approaching bnquet at Edinburgh to the Osaen. cellor of the E:xchequer, Sir George returned the following reply:- Tahuso Castle,. 27th Septemnber, 1867. 1 Sir,-I fool highly honoured by ing inited to 30 append my ...

... THE CO.OPERATMVE PRINCI1R AT! ' ROCHDAIE. sI. . o SPEEOH BY MR. T. HUGHZs, S.?. On Saturday evening a publicmeting was heldi the Rochdale Theatre to celebiite`the opening of. a new store by the odale Iiitabls Pioneers society. The Mayor (3. Robinson, Ea.J presided. There was a very numerous attetndance. Several letters of apology were,*yd fron ,gentlemini who, were unable to attend. ...

... -- J: E. i THTJRDAY M RI'UIfGDOOT. 3. THE Pollokhaws chd-murder caseo came Y!P £Ytthe Cheult Con y a ; tthe dccused, Margaret'Hunter.'4Bpa'nas a- quitted on the ground piisantya,,and was ordered to6be retained in'oustbd till her Ma~iity's plesanurejs made-)mown. . TPp-day - the Greenock fire-ra ising aseis expected to' be brought up.., - . Governmpent' - has pfered t,. ?? -of £l09fl to any ...

... POLICE CouRT.-Twelve casess were called at the- Poclice Court yesterday, involving fifteen persons, but only tied oases involved mnore th'an a forfeit or a fine o3f Se. ?? M'Leod -or Lynn and Mary Paxton or Cameron were charged with having quarrelled and fought with each other on Sunday within the tenement at 3 B~aoklaiv Lnane, occupied by a man named M'Xenzie. ' They pled not guilty, but were ...