... I - - | ACRE T01 art AITOP I THE CONSOLIDAM COPPER COMPANY OF CANADA. D 156 West George Street, 7 - Glasgow, Uth July, 1872. a Br,-Referring to Mr L. S. Huntington's letter in your issue of to-day I think it willbe a sufficient e reply to state that Kr L. a Hurntington is lat- r mately associated in the matter of the Huntington 1, Mine with Mr Alexander M'Ewan, Lombard e House, London-a ...

... ?? aLTRY Oni D to the ~I~~'efAL~thwHouse, withdrewv Tb; redbasset %rov eat Dill, Scmi p~~as he easre orwvard next 13at .eetiof the bill was wifith- 'b Cs CpitceordC'n Bill was read a 100~~~ D 'DEATHS BILL. 's Births and ,e a E, 4555id50 dr dec leter. ?? ofly whic tao of te droaeg i o to re and aes rn- ave O ne and in l otn d. ~~1etratW~~j'n force. sb ]D '0 5 andta lentchors Act Suspension ...

... ?? I THE CHANNEL FirET AT THE TAIL OF THE BK. The interest created by the presence, of the Channel Fleet at ?? of ?? increases daily, and fortunately the weather continues favourable for the inhabitanta of the West of ?? taking advantage, with pleasure and Icomfort, of the opportunity of paying a visit to theironwalls of Brainw. as tobe expected, Ithere ws quite a rush of visitors on Saturday, ...

... tensln.ahwow BO4AT ACCInENT. -On Saturday morning, while I, the river steamer Vale of Clyde was coming Cam do-wn the river on her outward trip to Arran, a ape rowing boatcofltaiflifg two men, failed to get fine cut of the stekaner's course, when the little craft --a was run down, and the occupants were thrown app into the .xiver.' The, two men,' however, were Jule speedily rescued and landed ...

... MTOBXLOSION D FarND ' .G - ,ODlCE STWiT-X O1EER TEI LIVItS LOST. o0 The:%eneral exciteieent-ooseequieflt upon theU e terrible ?? of Tdesdiy, in the Trideston . a Flour Millchvwas little if at all abated yesterday. r. At early morning ?? on their way to 0 ' factqries and workshops lingered 'as long as possible near the scene'of the fire,. the ever- o e changing groups thus form.dgiving place, ...

... is I BCOLESADSTICAL. ,1 I _ Free Greyfriars' Cburch, Aberdeen, has given a li unanimous call to the Rev. 1ugh Fitzpatrick, who had charge of the congregation tefore it was raised to the equal-dividend platform. STRAWassaE.-Ordination of ?? Be. Afr Warren, Th -Yesterda~y, the Rkev. Robert Sharp W~arren,jat lately mninister of Kliloreggan Chapel, in th~e Presby- e tery of ])umbarton,.wrts ...

... . UN.ITED PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTEIRY, The usual monthly meeting of this Presbytery was held ?? Rennie, moderator BAILLTMTON CHCRCH. Mr M'LAN (who has been called to the pastorate of Baillieston Church in room of the Rev. Mr I Mcntyre d who ¶e to China as a missionary), sthaving deivered his trial discourses, the same were sustained by the Presbytery, and the ordination was fixed to take place ...

... SEVERE MU12DERSTOIIM i ENGLAN D. Tihe most severe thunderstorm of the season rvisited London yesterdav evening. Floods of rain le)l, aecompanied by incessant thunder and lighnig. It is feared that much damage has tbeea done. P . ?? ost extraordinary storm in Sheffield for thirty years occurred this even- jzng between sis and seven o'clock, and has fcaisedgreatdamage to property, but ...

... WEDiNESDAY MORNING, JULY 10. A TERRIBLE catastrophe occurred in Glasgow 5'esterday afternoon. By afearful explosion ?? - vo ?? - __ , t in Tradeston Flour Mills, followed by a de- itructive fire, no fewer than thirteen persons Iost their lives, and sixteen were more or lessa seriously injured. The damage to property t Is estimated at £70,000. The Revenue returns from lst April to 6th July, ...

... - .THEFr OF A-Wvr. r-Yesterday, at the Police | Court, Agnes Moffe.tb .a ?? rZs4iing- in Williamsburgh, was found ktyI of havin cari the jizioadoq evening rolan a ?? Wiktc and guard . from & - ma.. Named :. Gabraith I dThersou, dyer, barrhead. The Magistrate sentenced her to 'be imprisohnd for 60-day ' - -c NEW C ns.C&LcWoa.-The continued pros- perity of the trade of the town in every depart- ...

... TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 9. THz Ballot Bill reappeared in the House of Lords last night, and, after a considerable I debate, its fate was decided by the defeat of the optional secrecy scheme of the Duke of Richmond. His Grace, in a few remark on the amended scrutiny clause, stated that he v would insist upon their Lordships' most im- poitant amendment and on the provision-c struck out by the ...

... -1 .GnFENOCL-!~ 'ITa.s LsTx Onon or- Muxntmw ow THE HIGH SEAS-We undeistiaid that the boat- CO wraiii^UU - 5cr Serapbin~'naced'lamee, +rhas been in zra3inid6 -prsoA herocnc a-rg -of esty on theYt! f&'gtaj mate on board that vesseL and an not ds a' oharg~ qf 'A shiide, asliaibeenctated- 1 FA JULESULT AN Ae cci 0t.-On Monday se for~nol, 'Charles Rafferty, the engineer who. Rt, is: skull ...