... TWESALZBURG INTER VIEW SKETCHD. THE POLICOy OF THEtH NCHS EXPERO'. The 'ismes' B`erlin correspondent gives the f6olo } ing sketch of the late interview attisisbuig. The change that has supervened in the foreign policy of France, though it may not be destined to endure for ever, is so great and will be so important 'in its reaction on the entire state of the Continent that it deserves to be ...

... FOURTH WARD. Aimeetingof the electors of the Fourth Municipal ward was held last evening in the Tontine Reading ( Rooms. There was only a limited attendance. The ii chair was occupied by Mr John Arthur, junr., and t MessrB=Hitcheson, Wm. Wilson. and Stewart, the us representatives:of the Ward, were in attendance. ir The Ward Committee having been appointed, the. t} 'Chairman first addressed ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... -RImjZE FIGHTERS. (1'rom the Pail Mal Gazatt-) b One of the glorious institutions of our cl country appears to be ignominiously going oat' n in snuff The last hero of the prize ring, the t] mighty Jem Mace, was taken before Sir d Thomas Henry, handcuffed during his journey n to two stalwart police constables, and there p bound over in heavy recognizances to keep the t. peace for a year. The ...

... (F ropu= owefxrespsndastlr A WYEKS rZEVELAT:(IO(SS'91 r EiV-= VEr00L. Liverpool, Thursday. For a week past the'atmosphereof this reat and busy town'has been thick with subjectsmeminently provocative of- gossipgyet nhl y, ase rly every topic wisic has present ed itself pertainito crime or immorality. The aspirations of Fenian atrocity have for too long a period occupied attention to be entitled ...

... ..THE SLAUGHTERINAG OF. CATTLE. .PALUISS WDICTZON OF .FE-.T3S WAY NOW NOT .-TO DO IT .. To tW Editor of the GlsgeoW Hetzld. SIB,-I have refrained from remarking on your paragraph-report of thetrial inde at.the new slaugh- ,ter-houses of the mode of spearing cattleinsteadof felling them with an axe, until, T- ould do so with the,.authority which communieating, withmany y who have an intim~ate ...

... PE - >'NW WATERWORtKS AT OPENIN O]RT-GL.ASGONV.., m e aties of Podrt- 00,oformially Open8d the new ?? I -t years the town was supplied the borgh Jie 'fed from various sources in the clrbouvheO,, ?? the increase of the burgh the Desabithius obtained was foundtobe quite inadequate tupply the usanto f the inhabitants and the autho- -tile; ,,re therefore induced to takesteps forthe it, of new w- ...

... SHERaT STRATHEBN ON THE DEBT co . AC n T.-- -T.- in opening ?? yesterday ;nona1ing Sheriff Strathern called the-attention of the assembled Pro- curators to the fact that they must, now proceed to put in operation a new form of process nuderthe D Jbt' Recovery Act recently passed.: During the recentreoess he said he-had amused his wet weather days sin looking into t.he statute, and had nwritten ...

... ?? 1 1 7i 77 i STRS~ f AT~ NDi} A lo L EI edN .. 'I1: to, wti.is h IVIeture was del-i- - 3-til, last arliat a ?? a' te Cat),, : o-~ OC Tmliii. cas The LIfe Allr ,tnilaiu rt proceeds to be r-.Atiog 2Cfa trainth, West of Ire- ati 1her-'ack in lecturer, with a 'Yet ifgel to ned ath':, pl~sformt, and IA ~ - . LnA' rst alrrangled i'r~ ~ ?? 'le cit ':tas~ the duties 'he lisn ' ?? cc fad than ...

... A.RTITSi COMPETIION-THE ConPoinmroNr. CHALLENGE Cuo.-On Saturday the annual compe- tition for the cup presented bythe Greenock Cor. ' poration tothe Artillery Volunteerstook place at Fort Matida. The three local batteries competed, four rounds being'ffred hyfiach. The third battery of the third detabimnfit-iordpectpoitsln2 6, minutes, and was declared the winner. Captan John Neill, jun., ...