... I *9 'DORS PERTHSaIRE-LJST OF SPOBTME,&,: ]FOR 1874. ' A considetable: niunber Of aporntslil are noW S resident at~ the shootirig 'lodger.' It is difficult definitely to sa-ywhat the prospected ?? ar4t; h repqrtsit re so various'abel conffiOtDg., Qne6 gare' Y beeper says the coveys are of an ai'erag stn Tb thsbrdswel gow; ndthe'reenmb Te trgoo, per-s another states almosltthreon.T erA haps, ...

... F1SHIJN REPOR TS. Tue FoI)oT;-CLOIC OFp THM SALMON NXr FBEIING,- The net ?? seasoa whieh closed on -Wednesiay night, S haa, in general, beenL a pretty succesasful one. Although grilee anD eea trout were in gtneral ecaroe, salmon havebeen. plentilul, and of large size. Several were got during the n emezon which weighed between 40lbs. and f=Ibs, iah, a num. ber from 3Sibs. to 4ONbe,, and the ...

... i777-7 ?? ?- T- ; 1? W ?? R I i6? , ?? ?? I a. ?? . Paris, Anuust 15, seas '.To day being the Feastof thelsaumption, special o to Mss was celebrated by the:Boiiapartists, at which y about,1200. to 1500 people were. present. ,Nobody J, ...

... -TSDAYAMOI1NGe AUGUST 13.- I- ~t Conemsislons of the Established an -be Churdb General issemblies met in -. - -F * :i v lo.. - *; Zg >bulgh yestpr4ay, the engrossing topic to botih reverend bodies being the new March Patronage Act It was ?? in the btblished Commison that the deposed Walster of AvondalW, Mr Robert Rid. Rae, L petitioned' to be reibstated in his office b i -ut Iheyetitto was ...

... BABU MOOOMDAR ON TIM LIQUOR - TRAFP10 IN IND-A. e Liut 'night in sddreaa'on temperane 'was de- a. lvered in the Trades' Hall by Babu Protapj at Chandra, Mozooiiid4i, of,Calcuta. The meetingI ws under thethehausopsof te acottish rirmisaive P Bill Aiocitwn; and &leeturerwas accompanied Dr to the platform by Bslei -T-rriis ibxg. presided), I P BnIliq Dck (Kiirtninio Park) , Revs J. Crosierand st ...

... ? ? Wav?,?W, ZAMYINF. ? , v- - lGA AlE * The Princ of the Aasinrai will sh51tly leave i London for Madrid. . T easr Bonds a I Tihi ijue of 3 to5RS been proviionalo esendod. -The interest In 6 to tl mnith6' ittni ryondi' I fixed at S3 per cent., I and on 1 year' bond. at 4 pesr cent. - .. ?? ' ' 'SPAtIN.' z' na SZCOI5NITION 2r~wN OWB EASA SRA --Madrid, Augt 12. I The Tmpere,:4! of- to-day ...

... e L UAM D MON8OE, M., A.T .;sr :..4 ' glea ntaldinqnqergveibj Admiral Sir Willia% * ~ stone, M.P., oi0iantresth, to the teftantry his estates took placastnight in the ])untreath | Ariis Inn, Kilsyth. The bon. Baronetl occupied I; * the cir, and hi9 osedn-law,-Eev. Francis Kitson;,( ;ovonpOrt, was oroupisr. Covers were laid for 60; ud among the gentlemen present were-1ev. ?? Brown, Dr Fraser, ...

... FISHING. REPORTS. CAMrPEELTowN.-The herring fishing continues to be prosecuted with encouraging success at Cara dal, A large feet of boata are still stationed. there, and last week between 700 and 800 boxes were exported per steamer. On Tuesdy the best iishirg of the wreek was obtained. One crew of Tarbert trawlers got a haul worth £47 that mnorn- mg off Crossaig shore.. TAYSALXoNFlsHIssGS ...

... WEDNESDAY MolzNl-N.C AUGUST 2'G. The Biological Section of the British Aaso- -eiation already includes three departments, , and yesterday an attempt was made to intro-' duce a ?? M'Cann, of Glasgow, and several other gentlemen who desire that more 'attention should be given to psychology in -the consideration of anthropology, having *,pleaded that recent discussions on the subject bad been one ...

... FRIDAY MORNIN, AUGUST 2.1. The British Association proceeded to busi- I neso yesterday Mmoring, when the presidents of 4-1- Car- e A.1 - AA ?? - as- --ce -X_~o -_G ?? r of the several departments delivered their F1 opening addresses. Professor Crum Brown u discoursed scientifically on Chemical Con- h stitution. Major Wilson selected as his - theme Military Geography, regarding h which he ...

... * LKAD-POISONG' BY SODA-WATER& - .. t. a - ?? ?? TioMe Ed~or of the QfasgOWd &radj- Genxon ampais, August 1l, [874. 81Br._-Will, yen kfindly allow me, through the TE wsmedium ofyta columns, to sound a, note of war-- s thl rels, iog to,-the public: regarding a source of danger to' I health which has been, I daresay, hitherto unsus- v ?? -Mo pected, aend which I certainl~y had no idea of until ...

... ~ M iii 2 RW~, ner - ?? nn. - t-astle- uslti 100 ?? 1 p~sedhbere at t 3Qf~tq'nlebti, ; 14 2 ., I . ?? H B The' Onion Oompouys stama~br Wiuceo'eln'eale° fienee1 '1for New Yktork-y. ' i n The Natlosekrsmparbya ?? Egyptasiled h~ence for , NewYoris afternucn. We. :Thc Dominir~iie'stenrner Dominn ed hence for Montrealat qoon to-d*1. . 2 , tHEE BRsuiXnt W'Ei 'PLAZIZ AND WEMT COAST iS ?? ' .,,t ?? ...