... 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 ...

... ISCOTTSH PERMKSY BEML AND I jTPFERANCE ASSOCIATION, r I ANNUAL nIEIae. The ninth annual meetings of the Scottish Permnis. F: ? sive Bill and Temperance Association were eutered 3 upon yesterday. a BUSIXsS MERTIG. I The business meeting was held in the Religious r Institution Booms during the forenoon. Mir. James Hamilton occupied the chair; and there was a nn- merqus attendance. Mr J. L. ...

... :- - o THE FACULTY OF PHYSIcrt , SURGEONS OF GLASGog A ESTABiLISHED BY ROYAL CHAkRTER DZ 159e At a meeting of this corporation held YCsterda, the following cfflce-bearers were elected for the e. suing year, viz.:- John Gibson Fleming, f. D-, President Andrew Anderson, M.D., Visitor, John Coats, M.D., Tresaner. - George onay, ?? HOnorary T; Jamee Dunlop, M.D., Veccinas Ctouncillors:7 The ...

... 'THE GAS COMPANY A1D THE LOCAL AUTHORITIES AT LOGGERHEAD&S Much inconvenience has recently been felt in the burgh since the nights became longer from the total darkness of the streets, owing to the public lamps not being lighted as in former. years The supply of gas' ha been cat off in consequence of a difference between he publc autorltes ana the Ose Corn- Imy regarding the rate of charge for ...

... I1 BTCHERY OF NEGROES IN ARKANSAS. 'te Menmphis Post gives the following almost in- credible narrative of a series of terrible murders near Maaiana. Arkansas. The facts furnished us are stated to be derived from white persons who wvit- neesed the murders on the plantation and in the Court-room. The statements are corroborated by coloured people and the evidence elicited on the coroner's ...

... t be alnM general meeting of the matriculated members of the Merchants' House was held yester- day in the 3ferchants' Ha.L The Lord Dean of Guild (Mr John Ramsay of Kildalton) presided, and there was-a pretty good attendance. It having been agreed that the annual report by the director5i which has already appeared in our columns, should be held as read, Dle Draz or' Ous}D said-I have very ...

... TRAGIC AFFAIR AT CESTERFIELD. A shocking affair has occurred at Chesterfield. It seems that a man, named Richard Lee, lived very unhappily with his wife, sand a separation recently took place. Mrs Lee, with her daughter, went to locke at a house situated near thle railway, at the Ibackc of Eyre Street, belonging to a man named Thomas Metualfe. Since she has lived there her husband has ...

... EDLNBURGH TOWN COUNCI. The Town Council of Edinburgh met yesterday- the Lord Provost presiding. FPEEDOf OF 1HE CITY TO 3IE NDl±EnL!. The LORD PROVOST ?? is a report from the Lord Provost's Committee recommending the Magistrates and Council to confer the freedom of the city on the Right Hon.IB. Disraeli, Chaneefler of the Exchequer. I beg leave to move the approval of that report, which it is ...

... ,:SYNOD 02 GLASGOW .-AND AYm. This Synod met in the city yesteray. Divine servicewais conducted in St M1ars hurch by the retiring moderator, the Rev. G. S. 'Burns, of the CathedraL. MlrBurapreached anlael. td.,isce- from Ezekiel iiL and 17. Thereafter. the, Syndd .adjourned to the Presbytery House, *here the diet forbusiness was conlstituted. DrWodrowvhisxoson of St Luke's, Glasgow, was, by a ...

... COACHING IrxkI~YLLAIMR- To tthe Eitor of the Glas-gyo Herald. Sns,-I find in your Herald of Wednesday the lith ult., a reply to my article on Coachingin Argylishire, by one styling himself Free Trade , and although it was quite foreign to my purpose to carry on a regular warfare, but simply, bysta facts, to call atterntion to a great local grievance re. squiriug immediate redress, still I ...

... GAO T PR EaY Y : GLASGOW UNITED, P .BRESBYT ?? *This Presbyteryhelfits ordnary monthly meeting ?? J. L Aikuimn, omoderator- CALL TO POLLXOSREAW1 HuXCH. Dr- RoBnT JxFFREY stated that he had preied at a meeting of the congregaton of Pouokshaws. Church, .va ?? in consequence of Xr Sprott's I^ t o ten's ra1k, at wbhih it bhbee resolved to present a cal-t tha :Rev robert Whyte, oleaeue to the 1wRev ...

... - 7 ?? r A GLIMPSE AT THE HOTEL DES I.l : INVAJI-ES. : - - Every'sight-seeing visitor to Parismust eeds 'do theluvalides, underthedome ofwhichrepoe etheashes of, perhaps, the greatest man ,of his day or ge-he upon whom .the sun ofAusterlitz shade victorious -the First Napoldeon. Foumded and coipleted:by Louis the Fourteenth, this vast edifice for, neary two hundred years ?? shelter and ...