... -YE~TATES. T1 . , 1 nyN lon IgSgONDENT.) 17 _ Urf NI j' It S5FONDE NT.) 4 (1110% OVR A ctober I, 1872. New Yrkley« If any further f all up IV, tl that afforded by the 4 If f 5i 111ted ithji. pen yl asiialudiana, P 1jvitor, th New York H1erald f '3ay, made up its mir] tI s. ed be eSufficient. M ;0 decr f bOe~flo1 at this moment. Ho OrOC~l' i3 aot 3t the pr esiden after expond r Iabae8 yto ...

... r emansr .1 UR STAjWLr.-W0 Understand that Provost Murray has received a telegram from Mr Stanley, the discoverer of Dr Livmngstone, accepting an invitation to Paisley . Mr Stanley will de liver a lecture on the 28th instant, in connection with the series to be given this season in the Free Public Library and Museum. Sir Peter Coats will preside. A S U NR ULv C 3ni cwR-Vorn-WiflamPitchie, ...

... IRELA ND. Tue MUnDERDROuS AsSAULT IN f: . On~ ~Seurday,' in 1thaL.Northerp Divisionali O soieC ~t,:EviwardiO'Kelly,,,a shoprmaljr, 28 ,-years .Qf. pne a ~ogh bfogtqC'e( ?? ?? feloni. a ouslyshot at aun wounde4 Davld Murphy, late . 1 cashier in, tho 1rishman newspaper ofiQe, with I e intent to murder him; 'with having prescuted a' i [ revolver ait another person to prevent his arrest; I 0 and ...

... TRE UPPLY Ot. WATE FOE.MANU- ?? . :ACtURIlG PUR'OSE.9 Ini U9',VLA ?? ?? ,, .ai Th ihe Water Colmmissioners, ait their' meeting to.Pi re morrow, are to take isto coneideristion a report by fro of Mr.Gsle,.engineeir, with.reference'tothes iieats of ilh d ' ' i Iasapply of water for.tho use of factory, H. h owners, and for manufacturing or general ;btsineis St, id upoethrtoughout the city. In ...

... PAISLEY FuNnF.nscT OF THE LAF XI1 J3. J. LADtB.-The remains of this highly esteemed gentleman were interred yesterday iu the Cemetery. The funeral was a public one, and as a mark of respect to tthe memory of the deceased gentleman, the bell of, the High Church tolled from two o'clock till the obsequies had been performed. A large number of. gentlemen, including many of the personal friends of ...

... HIE OVLUNMTERS C011PEIrIos.-A watch between No. 0, 31st Lr IRA'., and SNtb lBotliwell), ten men each side, _ Itl paes OD Sattirlay at Cumbuslang Range. , t:tnces weul 200, 500, and G00 yards; five 'r ;aidat cach. N,. 9, 31st, were victorious by 44 I XO. I COMPANY 1T CORPS 2.RV.-A match Prti >Ien Seven eftlie rs and usnon commissioned acers and privates belonging to this company I place at the ...

... WKIBLY §iT QQODIST MISSIONARY , SOCIETY. The annual public meeting of the Wesleyan Methodist Missionary Society was held last night in the City Hall. Mr Graham, .MP., presided, and on the platform were Revs. Luke WisemWlan, President of the Conference; A. Burgess, London; Marmadulte Osborn,-Liverpool; Dr George Scott, J. W. Wilkinson, Crazier, and Cathlberteon; Messrs Pickering, Taggart, Kenny ...

... - I , .1, ?? 11-1.11 i . b, ?? : ?? ?? t it ?? . - - - . . . GLASGOW UNIVERi8ITY-COMPETITION' BURE S IES. -- a S-R,.-It is fared by-many sersons'thatthe effect of sonie of the provisions in the Education Act for Scotland will he to level down our parish schools to the rank of poor schools, and ultimately to' absrb them in the latter class, in which the in. strmotion given will be ...

... -I -- ~ - - -I IMR J. S. EM-H ON THE 5MTERNATIONTAL, he e -~~yofth ne The fecrelary of the Nottingham Branch of the es, International Working Men's Association having U1 forwarded a copy of o paymphlet issued by that LUs branch and entitled The Law of the Revolution, ith . Mii, together swith the programme of m h assoiation, that gentleman replied as fol- Da- r. Avignon, Oet,'14, 1872. to ...

... * ? CLYDE ?pjJS ~gTT!~BSTU T', ,TRD JST. 12th October, 1872. I if Glasow, domycstcr- 50e egaged out Of Ilias dsi~ jal1 rttrpart ofteY0 5rv , sti e the letter of John Bums, dan rioI toa paper of that oatc. As C cert lyed~r ?? st who, along %I in~t5~ hcurred bir Ilurme' SI e ?? di htter to pa s without ldoieto~ 5ieS tbe Bs rTodnts' and viewscA r1ip5., toe of trhne eiduiitstateetcielsh And' frst ...

... - ?? 16TH L.R.V. (HAMILTON.). a The annual competitions in connection with this of corps took place at Cadzow Forest Range on Satur- fo day, in presence of Capt. and Ensign Simpson, officers ce of the company, and Major Austine and other h( officers of the battalion. The light was somewhat variable, but otherwise the day was most favour- able for shootiog, which IIas carried on; with great ev ...

... THE GENEVA AWARAb.' MR JonN: Lmscolicic, in an article publishedl'tlith Debats, says :- Wcannot pass over in silence the &O act of the ~.Gnv ort of Arbitration which line just been published- ie at London. It is an admirable.~ moniument of public and is international law, which would' suaffice to place the judge. i' wo 'i'ew it~sipin hP~ighast anle'd~ngteJuiristsof all time. Sir lexajider ...