... ECGLESIA$'W;TAL. GLASGOW. -tlalsn 3lissin,-A public meeting was held last nignt in Adelaide Piace Cilurch, - Bath street, iu connection with the Glasgow Aaxiliary to Italian 1M1ission under the oharge ot the Rev. James Wail, Iome. ?1ev. Dr Cuiross : presided, and there was a large attendance. ''he d mneeting was addressed by the Rbev. Dr Landels, j London -Ir WV. K. Landels, Naples; and 1xi-r ...

... GLASGOW' TOWN CbtKCIL. th The fortntg~ttY meetiog of the Police, Sanitary, d S;tatute Labour Departmenqts of the Town younci was teM yesterda3y-the H1on. Wirn. Collins, m PfrdPovest, in the chair, tic THE ?4RK55 CA~sE AGAIN a'S When thre minutes of last meeting had been read, r' 'Mr MlsTL said-I object to that portion of the gr n-se Ioncerfil the Parker case as being in- ap corret. Yon wnill ...

... THE COUP.T. Balmoral, September 29. Divine service was performed this morning at the Castle by the Rev. A. Campbell, of Crathip, in the presence of Her Majesty, Princess Beatrice, and Prince Leopold and the Royal Household. i 'I he Queen visited the Princess of Wales at 4 Ahergeldie Castle, and also the Hon. Lady Bid- I dulph at the .x bergeldie Mains. Lieutenant-General H. Ponsonby arrived at ...

... TAIL WA i 1-N TELLI l S'YAO. GLASGOW 1-UNION COIMPANY. t-A TI: hahl-yealrly meeting of the City of Glas- ,owl Rta. lwaileray Company was held yesterdaty oe .tC.mpouy'5 Offices, St Vincent Street. mr zto ;rne;s Roig;er prelued. jus The CA'Rnf to muoved that the report of the u fireot rs a:ld reletive statement of accounts Ay 'te half-year ending on S1st July last tel h re-eed and adopted. He ...

... mea ,& o, r aP8 8V -- - - - G -r -3. -NIOND AY stR artsmB 23 ~I} The Ruasian Ambassador at Constantinople has submitttcd to the Porte the draft of a Treaty ,7 BA Inf the uoints in the San I intended to scttle some of the points in the San | thal Stefanp Treat? left undecided by the Treaty of and Berlin. The principal clauses in this newof aocument deal with the indemnity payable by Con Turkey, ...

... * ' ?? 1 it p, _ 7P E IC! TST G I ilt!I'lill. ,'Orte'libCr 6. Pre -V-vii m' ct ol ill I if l lecia1 bnll Iv tho~ prs.l'i t 110 pol:ticiauls ?? ?? bir t1n'eH ?? V stl ,eh'' i S . -Now, tucij RI ?? 1at' 'e at a11e clive;~, sti %ZNIii L11)1' tit OF tico (lii- polo ~,,,istionl, or parties, Sil ii c-I say it is. the firsit Ct' o;the No:'th ucrlloim pi'i L::t;Pojet Inc's cotest:' anyye 1 th 111st ...

... GLASGOW. d The ordina-sr monthly meeting of the Glasgow School EBardi sya held ?? Michael Counal preoiding 51 DPY SCHOOLS. The COATRNTrAiN reported that 46 day schonls under the Boaurd crere now in operation. Tle a niinhbers on the noll of tltese schoolb (on 5th inst. 4 sxese:--love. 13.16.: girls, 11879 infants, 4234; a total, 2'J9.26 The numibers in attendance on the saine clay were:-Boys, ...

... I,- 3MEEMTIG WITH THE UNtIVE&T? STUDENTS. Mr W. E. Forster, AsLP., Lord Rector of Aber- deen University, was yesterday presented with an , address by the students as a suitable leave-taking on the eccasion of his last visit to the city prior to delritting his office. The ceremony was a public one, and the hall was well filled by students and by a number of ladiea and gentlemen. Principal Piemi ...

... FL3HIN.G TwzzD SAxOxI Fismeo&-These fidsdp cll cotimne ery unproductive, and, so far as the teason has now gone. the fisher has ben a omplete failu, none of the atawons iin the river haing done much. At the commencement of the week prime2 were very high, Out 00 Saturday th were again lower, bei~g-slmon ls 3d, gl ls d, and trout Is Id. In grila10d and ?? per t swere-almon FtASELLBURtEO, ...

... MIt HOLMS AT PAISLEY. ,ifr W . Holms, M.P. for the burgh of'aisley, ,f dressed his constituests in the Drill Hall of that tow last night. There was a large attendaace, the b2i bei-g crowded in every part. Provost. Mcuray prrsidedl, anl with him on the platform wle-e~ere ~ Dr Jam ae Brown, Rev. A. G. Fiem- p, Plv. I. Bennett, Bailie M'Lachlan, Bailie Car, ?? Cowan, Cochran, WN at:ion, Ach. ...

... rTrnnzscoO CuacH.-Special 8srvices were held in this church on Sunday, and Were conducted f t by lev. Dr Lang, of the Barony, in the forenoon; f 1l'ev. Mr DougLas, of StStephens, in the afternoon;, Lt al Rev. Mr Niven, of Polhokshields, in the even- i e l. Collections were taken at all the diets for the t ne ?? of extinguishing the debt incurred in E >- repairs, and amounted to 55 ds. It is ex ...

... I - L A specialmeeting of the members of the Mer- chants' Houso was held yesterday in the Merchants' Hall for the purpose of electing a gentleman to act as Lord Dean of Guild for the ensuing year in room I of Mr James Stevenson, who was chosen to the Iw office a few weeks ago, but has since, through fall- of ing health, felt it incumbent to retire. Sir James ti Watson presided. As an ...