... WEDNESDAY lIORJINGSEPT. 4 ON .Monday nightl a man named Hortoti. surrendered. himslf to the Bir'ingham -- an. Zt.. .,rnl'nnrn Police, as the long sought for ?? of' ' the Stockwell Street murder.: Horton stated the that he was working in Glasgow in April, a b 1870, previous to the commission of the mur-ail der, that he had gone to Stockwell Street to' inquire for a friend, and that in a stair ...

... proguUM ?? ?? ;rbj~ii I BU RY Uolt j;rIoI h£ro- Vt -N, .oodt 1i h.,yea Horo itft -a - an Teouasr soo This 110'orttg it an was ot I55'~ Cathet1ed ill tl' ' ihabeend done to a larg ;Iun;t iri te1°kt ieerropaaf Injur hrit' f tll t hi.toria'l ~Ii bmildlng, ~jh t1 wwasletilie~lc sa Oil the i'uidsll lydedtets te inae 10701swho,,t it erecthoionru f ir cuhoS t yri copleto flin elI its 5psrbtran ei ...

... TK IN ,TERATI0NAL ASSOIIATIO', , | .11 ?? The Hdgue, Sept. 4. Yesterday, as on the -previous day, the sitting of t the Congre6s of the Internatiqpal 4ssociation was seoret, and itis doubtful wohelthe o thrsitting of to-day or twmorrqow will be s: public one. There is a rnmour that difficulties havc arisen in the veltain.fSrdntlV ,a.eteu'c of eor-, tals membere fearing they mighW beexpeaed to. ...

... ?? 4 6 11, . ? i I A- , q. ?? .. , , ? ?? t. ?. ? I- ?? If , 1? ha S- ? 1 -014 UBLIO' . ?11: ? I 7?? MUMATIONS ' I 11. ?? ? I., i. I - 7 ? - I |Y A AzMRIDfE SLOW, . r t 'Aninteiesti paper ajppears min theilast num!1'E Itber ,we 'ave rechred .of . athe ,neapc dfonth 1 tsiti0dicsosting ProfeasorTaiti'8paper O° 1'I .tili'iaminintions. Th 'Ew~riter speakea p t Ld [prul~irit. apeoial ...

... ! , . ,t ;tJ 7r, { -: BOOffLBfSIASl'laA. ?? UP - f .i fA f ; ESTABLISHED PRESBYTERi ?? ,. r, : GIASSW , ? rdiy m ot 'b et1 Established] ..Byrew o, Glas GI, wihslqId, ye.torday-Mi' ?? 'va naio yo r, Johnj Fairloyi, minister of the Blue- E -vale Chapel of .ase. . . Mr KLorwI~TH ?? thuc'following motion, ittwhiof ichhehads might. be abl T t the Preaby. .tery divide-iteilf ito six committees, the ...

... * THE EDUCATION ACT AND THE j SCOTTISH EPISUOPALIANS' 0 We have secured for our Church an active : sharein'the education cf the Scottish people. El We are free to carry oin the great work of in. N structing the ciildren of the poor, hot only in tr -those matters which concern' their: worldly ad-, st vantage, but in those higher subjeets which re- d late to theirspiritual welfare. Our school ...

... ildgi? f . I - I -1 ? qp(IT - i. . I ,[ - A public' meeifg of working men wns held 19st a, night in the 'ity H.ll., nuder the iauspices of',the . Uoited Trades' 0juncil, foe' the purpose of hearing . a statement on behalf of the Edinburgh eompositor'. lately 'employed in tle 'Scotswnma Officc. The ?? s vsas about balf fill^d.o On the.motion of Mr Govai, d Mr John Bennett, president of the ...

... ? 1 46 - I G-I 61 I * - ;? ? 41 Tam. ' ?? 3Of' or Masait l 'is, ! M'LiaN.& 1., GiWENOO. =-It. ia. gener8lY 'bsliAd~thabth ;lis 'i~tiles f tlil firm evill ?? Biderablyiinader the aumgtata ?? iz., £100.o0 and that tie ?? will!turn outpretty ,weli for the creditors., Several loeal refinersare said to bo'creditors to the extent of between £2000 and £3000, but the benniest cre ditora aro likply to ...

... 71 - ?? -.11 . ?? , ?? -1 ?? ?? , li ; ?? 1; .: t : ':gEV'Ti~tJNDErST~O1MS : ?? ; 9e re''st~i1 1ina'blc fo report any~ irnproyeiiieiit ?? in thb wbatheriwhich deyB . alle ubaieis rwjith'#ftreiicW to thebrvest,;]3. .n fu he c~ty,.ye~terday, there, wrere freqnelt~fall& ?? of irain diring 'the' darly T part; ef bhe , ' Ia'l ~'na .ia 1 ,,0evpral rolls of .a ihiainder,,precreded ...

... S BT~B t0 TOMB BbDITOR% a, A ?? P D01 KTINE AT . I hving~ been drawn 1R the tei RMI ? tt~t tie occasiou of the O-iet- 'Provst'sspe FOels~leIfti, end t6 tlee, rof eS td the In-fl ehnt h-Mt'I s n of the tries oe0gte1 1cr to be eu4t wRAIer, 1'Y it-appears tQ,1e.. 3le atrue, Wat ?? bee LanoppOrtmiYi e bt tst the p rjig d f0or thee els t vho W'ro the'frst 3 thalit tseoves ;vamit me, thtee borei ...

... TH:E VOL UNTEERS. , _ an_ - n ¶7 tri . - q :3 COMP1NY 105rT L.R.V. (GL&S80W U:i-. rds LANDEiS-The coneluding competition i. pt- re entca to this company by their solicon r fot friends took place at Patterton range ou TuIi,. led The weather was most unpropitioua, the r *d down in torr'entis while a strong win~d blew Sri q 'is the e'ast. The conditions were five rnoenttlyo:..,tJ alY ...

... THE ROYAL ?? H XLE . I T~wo o Soottititles,! derived from ?? to rll of us, ar4'st s in exi'enee aiong membe irs, iof, our .Royal fmily, besideat - ihose'nanamed w' i prevousi papers. - I 01 I T' , ., , - ;f T; E DuKE OP vwiVOMALsr, That is to say, the Duke of Cumberland and, Te'viotdale,' is a personage' little knowi by that title or by his Irish one of Earl of 'Armagh, but familiar by ...