... PITTENWIEEM TOWN . &NCIL. A MAGISTRATE ACCUSED OF 6.ULA i- eO!sECRaTi.T A meeting of Pittenweern Tenwn (o lncil was, held on Friday ?? ;a - 4il prcoiding, Mr James Tosh was unaniiuor! u-, lected pre. vont, and Mr Alex. Wolch, by s ni ?? ity of six to four over Mr Purves, first baiiit. Bailie Wtlch, in returning thanks, said theo was toue third Gr fourth time he had been returned tfo .ie ...

... Co UjtsIlxa. TaE BORDER UNION (LONGTOWN) MEETING. Patron: Sir 1inB)er c6rds: Earl of _ Haddltngton. Lord Howard de Walden, MesraN W. J. MU'atte, W. Brackcnridge, Gee. Ronaldson, N. Dunn, and Rt. 11 (larrutbels, Field Stewards: Messrs W. Wightman, t Itobent OrnGa- , Win. erirocn- d Win. Etoehbtidge. Fled l eooer: 6r Jarnen Plenderlith. Frlag and Silp iSteward: Mr: James Little. Hon. Sec.: ...

... FB' ANCE. Parts, Nov. 5, rvon%86' THenri Rochefort has vidbed Versailles this weel by permissioni of the Gvernnment. Tho Temps 'Eays si4 obiect wag' to mity tho mother of his hildren, *io' is dangerously ill In a convent, in - order to le'gihmiee them, The 'Tempi adds that he 1 has since returned to'prison. s Tho Germans have totally evacuated tbe Haute S Marne. The evacuatiou oa the Macne is ...

... , ,, , 7--- ?l I ' ! . S?l iA 9. -V?l ' , ?- T ?? ? =MN k I Ir 7 ?-s ??l I'sg II . ) 11 , i , I ?? conit=PONDEW. §JI - soaescPBNN i 8 Ye .2e0w r October 19, k 72 tl 'c o' livD ars so 34igh 0 9 ,e, and o Tie DS-2D e ,-Oiivly that a few hundred d pp*llength. £100;a 'year, uYVeO go ?? 'than £400,with 'oiZ~ P bwdlY I Ies0O ts so much. PrOVbiOs are d~ubvif rprt sej,- -pd so DOW aIeM oo'al; ...

... LE INUNDATIONS l 0gg'T :S b B ~ ' 0.A '1 ~ - . nfnlr ?? UPN- v ?? of OV rtIFE AND PROPERTY. Stralsund, November 16.: * tricts have suffered terribly through ?? or, tho l3th int., o0 that~ in tot ittd the inhblfita1ts have determined ?? s . IN71,1ol acres of land have POD Ci y in Some localities, while in leeD 0pi ,shorns have been added to. The stto i enormous, and the damage done 10 iu cttle ...

... GRLEENOCK. T W FATHM Oi 'WE WEST COAST.-Last week ,gWonable weather was enjoyed oI the West Coast, although a low temperature hooionally prevailed. On Saturday and eta. ?? the storm drum was again hoistea at the Steamboat Quay. In the Channel a strong breeze from the north and east prevailed. juvzxiai: TmiiRVEs.-At the Police Court, on Saturday, before Bailie Birkinyre, two young lads, named ...

... i FREE LIB.Aay Asb MtmT'-The commintte of this valuable titntibhe recently received from various eountricsdoNiit3a5 of antiquities srtd other articles' of' interest to our lq*1 ivirtuosi. Anmong these'arethe'.olloihg 6nr. ?? of Dumnbartoni Cas~et froi~r John M'llute , Eort.Glrsgow Admirt}iepd4Ce son's dressieg'case, from MrJohn atson, Paris; collection of Australian birds skins, seven .pieces ...

... ' ButyoAxsiomI uA .-Thenuifiber ad. nitted for¢,e3 ending 3d Novemberyaa-12 ,snales. Fe fpeala-tota1, 17. Qo.&z.o riX IoN SEIPUANTS:. -Last w.eett 4649 ltons of coalanu 300 tons of.pig iron were shipped from Greenock for foreign ports, and 96G5 tons of eoal were'tak-n coastiwise,' Toot l,5914 tons. . Tn3AsE~Rr CouRT.-Yerterday, before Bailies Birkmyre and Campbell, John Iewar, engineer, 26 ...

... Queenstown, November 1. 'T'heCunard steamer Siberia, from Boston, arrived bere at 11.30 this morning. -The Inman steamer City of Paris proceeded for rt New York at Hix this evening. , The Cunard steamer Ouba, from New Yurk, rK arrived hore at 2.15. this afternoon. e: New York, October 31. The National Companuye tnermr E~rin srrined Lere at tso ?? morain' IS Amoville, Noveniher 1. IC The Allan ...

... Friday Evening. c A LARGE failure is reported at Singapore in which 4 one of the Great Eastern Banks i-c deeply involved. c The suspension is reported of the largo iron ship- building firni of Messrs Hnumphrys & Peason at I Hull. It is thought the assets will exceed the ] liabilities, and that the stoppage will only be temporary. Their affairs have been placed in thc a hauds of a London firm, ...

... _ -, : d tI BANKING AND CURRENCY. .d Glaugow, 26th-November, 1872. tSm.,-I am' unwilling to Ignsore altogether' the strictures of your respected correspondents' Messrs ?? and Wm. Smith, but I feel that fully to) e expound and defend rny'own 'viewsi'wouJld require more space than you could be expected to concede it to me. I have only to say therefore, that were time and opportunity affordedcme ...

... WOMNEMY ?? ING AT . . I C W ssr-IL. td Last night, a public meeting in support of the A movement for securing an extension of politieal e privileges to women, was held in the Queen's Park rs ,.P. Church, Crosshill. There was a crowded l 'd attendance. The chair was odcupied by Mr John ,d t Athya. In his introductory remarks, The 0EAInMAN warmly maintained the justness e- of the movement, and ...