... THE ROYAL FAUILY IN, SCOTLAND. A grand ball took place in' Blair Castle ois Friday evening,, in honour>. of,. the visit of . the Phince and Princess of Wales. The oompany fincluded4'th'e Priucej'nd Princess ?? DDukeand. 'Dnoesa of Buocleuoh, the Duke and' Duihess of Sutherland;' the Earl and Countesa of. f1 March, the Earl of Dunmore Lord Jas. Murray, Viscount 'tratliaa Sir ilexauder and Lady ...

... PAIStAOY. - 3 Esa~PE Or Bovs YioxibiUa To 'rTk Kimita heis ?? -_ Satur ay fternoon anhi R. Raoicsra:- ?? udy.get assistant ieeqhor in t~; Xibhl,~iiefbeinatory wia~ if giving About fifty of the b Dys' of, tho: fnstit~utionl thei a walk into. the country. - They land gone on .a ma3 goods way in perfect order, but when near Lini- in wood, some two milei, from Paisley, sevorali of Mr~ the bigqest ...

... Saturday Evenmg. TELEGsRAsIS from New York announce the failure of a firm in the wholesale grocery trade, with con- siderable liabilities, It is stated, however, that no tj house on this sidewill be ?? Daiy pi News. qe q GuEn CLoTn,-This market continues very quiet, -with drooping Rrlces, buyers holdiug off unless for immediate requirements, thus causing p business to b wear a dull aspect. Th ...

... THUE GCIAnR.TER AND PLACr OT-iOLY SlIIFTUR IN CiISTIANITY. I 1IOHA5Gs DBLiVE11FD ISY~ W~1UOR1T It. Dii' Ecfleu1c I 0p AUlOYFL AND THEr isi,ic, INI 01ni1'111 IRN,~ ; LOOHGI~iiBAD, 18'i ETnnR 1872. After'payissg atribute to the memor oftelt w Deanj and signifying the apcrt~i Of his, Bi- i Oe -aesso, the Bishop proceeded to noteteertil r of font' new churches in. -the dioceste, th stt Of ]i- 5the ...

... Fl;'kNC'I. 1 ?? -ieptemnnler 21. Erseins.: It is ex)p'ected that AI. Clasifiir 'el Irl wil |Fb 1 itry enter the Caijinoet kreplacI. Lcfroaa ll e Minister. I lltji5.el,0oii) propm0e8 resi-1,111g his seat in,'the Natiorfal A1BSmhtV'Ou aScoUnt' of ill health, A.letter written by tille Duk- (I41mo1.9o on the',th Fcbruarv last year, in wh ich the Dliuke declares 'himself to eU a iparti§cin of ...

... *MONDAY M6PNiN*. SEPT. 23.:| otar Saurdav morning was fi nd| lyin,, 6n tboun Oct-Road, aboobtvo 'I l -0 ?? .Irp wound'in his leftI from Ayr; with a severe. wound in his left h side. Tile road showed evidence of a severe e struggle ?? taken place. The unfortu- b nate man, who is supposed to be an engineer from Glasgow, named -Mclrallumn died about v half an hour after he was discovered; i M. ...

... -1 LN ?? .-Queenstow n, pctember l. I .-'The c b WiiVAC,&Msri~y' steamer Francs;-from: ji Nw York. vrlevtj.e.this aftiOevOf, tulariJ1 e edsedd'for Liverpo6Ol ?? in :~ l ?? stjrui olyminpu- from Boston, T .arrvedlIe this TkftsrneoA, O amu ibrocceode& fpr 'ai Liiverpool,- ;f- i ?? ,, h ..Gtobncastle, BI~rabsi. ?? ?? Thei-Allan extra ' ueauer Auanitoban p6roeeded n for Qudbec his Mofterneon. - ...

... ,SHIPPIBtcNG INITELLIBNORB. Specialty reported from Lloyd's and other 3o 6ce.. ARRIVED AT THE BROOMIi3LAW. September 21. J.M, J., Jones, from Harrington-pig iron. Cherokee, G52. Foigie, from rforntreal-gen. cargo. I Alice Davies, 520, Craig, from San Antonia-wheat. J ' ri, 346, Paliusc, from Algiers-beans. Anglesei, Kerr, from Montreal-general cargo. J Glad Tidings, Thomson, from Greenock ...

... ?PURT11V(, INTgLL1GENCR. ?? :TBk 'TUBf~. ' - I (From;;ox GownCresilonrdent.1 .- hero Or all the race meetings of 'te ~e--w n hr were inanjy of them-that 'held at Ar~d~ h 3 auspices of the Royal CakedonfiiinHln ln r'attention, and appbars to ha~ve. h eens l big s ceseful affair, as, .looking -at th~ .T]b~ft~ principal stakes, it well deserves tobe--hopotli that Was-presented' wvas more ...

... . ,The memnorial stone of the Govan NSew tab- liehed Chtirch in Copeland Road 'was laid on Satiirday,by ?? Napier,:Saugbfield. Among , ,the gentlelnsn present at the ceremony weic Rev. Dr Jarleson, Moderator of the General Assembly; t Rev. Messrs Jolhnston '(WVjitelnchi) it. Iowaic (Gove~n); Grahalki (Lochwirinwch); Wifs~n (Govan), J. T. Graham (Govan); Mr ?? Napier, Mr' iR AYN pier -Pr'ovost ...

... EDtUCATIC)Nl, I'rSTFVU~j' SCOT1LANID. 'The amiuat l n ee1tng of ftile membfir4 o cational fissitiite o( ocot anld was heolt1, S dQ iu the HiJh School5 Edinbgllsb -h. I l bu 'Aa, occupiedby thepresident, Mr Alcxardeln.haiao 5> DalvieL . I The CHAIILMAY, in the colrse of his ade it vas doubtful if the schools of the fitture3.' - fixodsalarieswonldir.-}C as :attractije.,Ma. t b & in inducing a.u. ...

... Ceisgene, September 20. D Divine service was hehl to .fity, il the Chapel of n the ?? uluse, when nmoss was celebrated byL I irTaregeroico, after r.hich the Congreos of Oldt Catbelies seas opened. Dr Schulte was elected a ecident, ad Prlb etri of Wiesbaedln and Dr c oraelius of Munich vicepresidents. A long. debateensueod upon the refornis to be initroducedl ria the edisciplije of public ...