... Madrid, Oct. 20 (Evening). The Central Junta. ies issued a ?? dsy stating that, ordeir iand public seciirity being now firmly established it is hencqforth incumbent on the GoYernmeat iearle66slyto apply, and put into prac- tice,. the priciplcui of 'te revolution. The Junta declare&,itevl therefore'diasolved, nd invites the Juntasain 9Llier ?? to foll am its example. Thoe fifiilf 'odette will ...

... SHOOTIiG AT YOUNG LADIES. The Brentford Magistrates were occupied for a considerable time on SatWrday in investigating a singular case, in which Mr Philip Lugard, a retired surgeon, residing at Defiance Cottage, Hounslow, was charged with firing a gun at Miss EUen Gassner, a young lady living at No. S HaydenVillas, Houns- low (next door to the accused's house), with intent to do her ptievous ...

... TRHE SPANISH REVOLUTIONS The Toloraaph has received the following special despatch - Madrid, Jot. 5.-General Pezuel. (Count de ,Chests), the Captain-General of Madrid,4 has not escaped to France; he is at Vittoria. The second edition of the Tioe8 has the following telegram, dated Madrid, Oct. 4 (4.30 P.M.) :-The work of organization proceeds steadily, a Provisional Government being installed ...

... a EDINBUROGH COUNTY Mn-TIBG.e-The half-yearly meetingof the CommisBiouersof 9upplyof ?? of Edinburgh was held ?? Dunds of Arniston, convener of the county presiding. A communications was read from the ommissioners of -SuP dy of Aberdeen Calling attention to the ano. ' ous and unsatisfactory manner in which Procn. ?? of Sheriff Courts in Scotland were remu- nerated for their services, and ...

... There are three batbing establishments here. The n largest and favourite one, on the smooth sands near the Imperial Villa, where, owing to the constant . roll of the Atlantic waves, swimming is almost im- r possible; another at the Vieux Port, a sheltered . cove wvhere one can swim about with the greatest i ease and safety; and a third on the sands quite at'. the other side of the town, Every ...

... I REPRESENTATION o0, SOUTH AYRSHIR]E. -OLOINM AiJ5X&DRU AT O' OiXUMtjOCi Yesterday afternoon, 0ol. Alexauder of Baclloch myle, .Conservative candidate for the represeutatton of the Southern Division of Ayrshire, addreised a meetinF of electors and non-electorsin the ball of the; Dumnfries ArmsrHoteL Old Cumnook, There wasa large attendance. Sir Jame3 FerguseonBart, M.P., was called to the ...

... HE CITY HALL TICKETS. Is. To the Editor of the Glasgow Herald. SIn,-I confess that certain remarks contaired in an article in to-day's impression of the Herad re- garding the allocation of the City Hall tickets cause me both surprise and pain. I allua to those whioh state, in distinct words, that four ?? Provosts, whom you name, w were honoured to the extent of receiving one ticket each. ...

... 010 allpildbIr, - ZV( FRIDAY MORNING, OaT. 30. !Ewo great political Meetings were held ij ±1e city ?? night- thD one called by M Praham, M.P.; and tho other by Sir Gtorg . VpDpboll, of Garrenbo, Mr Giraham'n meet- %Wg took place in the Hope Stroed.Oirmu4 which was crowvded in every pait.' 'he lonojurabho t zi tlenian expounded his at some lengthl, taking occasion ?? .2c of his speech to .. ...

... CITY PAlROCHIAL BOARD The ordinary monthly meeting of this BoId held yesterday ?? Knox preaiji0l l RiEPORT OF THE CHILDREN'S COeljaTlraf The INSPEcTOR read the report of tho Chjll Committee, which stated that sincc May ist ,,lr children boarded out of the houge had been vi - In a few exceptional cases, especialy amea Q s'i.;42 the committee did not find that attention te * sonal cleanliness of ...

... PAISLEY TOWN COUNOIL. A meeting of Town Council was held yesterday evening in the Council Chambers. Provost Mac- farlane presided. The PRovoST said, in reference to the erection 6f the weighing machine at the West End of the town, thatthe Magistrates, after consideration,bad come to the conclusion to recommend that a box and weigh. ing machine ought to be put up, and they considered that ...

... -SATUTJA MERNG~,'OOT. V7. ,i.i WE understand that at last there is some defi-. nite prospect of a contest for the representation of Glasgow. Sir George Campbell, Bart., of Garncube, has been asked to allow himself to be nominated as a candidate, and we belieie the Ron. Baronet has consented, on condition, of receiving reasonable assurances of, support from the constituency. In order to test ...

... j1ATE ST- ,EW8.J-1 , HBRAL OFFIOE MoMLaY Momaifg l TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL 'WIRE? ATROCIOUtS MURDER NEAR BRIGHTON. Brighton Sunday Evening. Considerable excitement has been caused here and in the adjacent town of Lewes by a murder which has been committed on the Downs about midway be. tween both places. Though the crime seems tohave been perpetrated in a very dastardly manner the facts may be ...