... MEDITATE ON THESE THINGS. FnoM these words, in the Music Hall, on the ovening of 9 3Sunday last, the Rev. Jres Smi~thl, 33-D,' Minirer of :c Newill, peaceda mst loqentan imresive'srmon' e to a eylreadene ossigofte'tebrf the I W~est and Eas~t Church~eswh~o had fi thatplae' in the If I earlier part of theiday partaken of the Communion. It is I f f the seond iisio of t d t xtract1 I b3a CdloiL ...

... - BRBOUR COIONERS. e TItE Harbour Commissioners meot on Wedesday n Provost Leslie in the chiair. R PBBSENT.:-Bailes Urqubart, Ross, Smith sad Graham; Shoremaster. MitcheliL; -Tres .Cooper; Messrs Inglis, -Abel, Fi ndlay C t d 'Dyer, Macdoinald, Htchesoune It Oglvie, M eEde, Black, Jamie~6 r .. . Walker. :- - . . - f . : .,lARB6oU WORKS Te . he fonowing isthereport by the HarbourEnginerou t ' ...

... FOREIGNITELLIGENCE,-. Otobdr3 .~Tbe'Jgcnitur of thisevmglbihsa l$ etter;A h 2Be Jrlin, whfi64 statiis thast Pic Bsa is esvic a~ id thw at thd dehlapen oGe'aunity does not require a IO new gr an hthe Will not seek one. dp Agand diplmatic dinner will bei given, on Tuesday at the ~ Plac oftheElyee, The Spamish Anebmao adhi i iewill bearamongtheii gustsesaradiswf a ThePope hats enagbrief of ...

... I* FIRST WARD.' - I IlL t A MiEETING of Mr Duffus' requisitionists wras held an Wed- mint 8 neaday night in the Athenum Hanll, Castle Street. There. Co, n were about 300 present. Mr Kellas was called on to pre- the e side. Mr Duffus addressed the meeting shortly--stating bill that havbrg come forward at the direet request of those . O whom he now addressed, he put himself entirely in their ...

... LATEST N is hi 5- e '5 a e I I' rI tl 5' B e(I t Lt (~~p~cief Telegseascss.) '' u0s LONDON, Tuesday Evening. ala '3s Th Duchedsas of Edinburgh his. thoroughly, recovere foroa her late illness,, and. is able to leatve her roomi.Itim u11ilerstood that at ~the very earliest theuk ndDehg will leave Buckj~ltighm Palace for: heir. coluntry, seat,2st well Paurk, where' ~they intenda spending ...

... THEM~bICPWLELECTION. Tre annual electioli- of Councillors- to fill the vacancies .causer by the' retirement by rotation of two Councillors in each of the foeu' wards of tbhe City toek place yesterday The polling coommenced at eight'o'dcock A'.U., and losed at t four P.m.r, and the result wasriruade known at the Town- SA House about ten o'clock PBre. -Dwi The interest of the election had no ...

... THE Town Council sneot oql Wednesday-Lord Provost Leslie presidirig.' , PIEsENT:-Baillies Urquhart, Eselomont Donaldl Ross, Smith, anid Graham ; the Doan of Guild ; Treasurer Cooper.; Councillors Findlay, Macdonald, Hutche- son, Gordon, White, Mitolcell, Bruac, Wight, Smith- Ogilie Smart, Breclin., Johnst6ni Jaumieson7 Abel,. Walker. DUNLOP BUEGESSEs. . Meisrs V. Paul, advocate; J. Aikens, jn. ...

... . .- W ¢ js 4. Noem . 18ali7l. 'WEDNE5SDAY. lMovermbor'4,187C NOTES ON rIlE NEWS -OF THE DAY, THp sacond ballot for' the election of a Deputy for Pas du Calais has resulted in an Imperialist victory. The Imperialist candidate had 84,440 votes against 74,181 for the Republican. It is said the Legitimists, seeing their case hopeless, voted in considerable nuru bors for the Imperialist. This they ...

... THE TOWN COUNCIL, .. ~~~~~ ~ .::. TE}E last meetings of the Town Council and the aarbour Board were . instructive; meetings in local affairs t to b5 such as choose to look-into them, notwithstanding that e everything is for the tirne being placed in a somewhat , mellow light on an occasion of leave-taking. When t Treasurer Cooper feelingly describes his-struggle with s adverse balances ever ...

... TRAFFic RIETUR.NS FORWEEKj ENDING. me 31lot October, 1874 . . 117 7a 3d. M Numboer'f Passegers 2,5. M fac The Thermopyhe; from Shanghae, with the first of the me new season's teas, arrived on Tuesday in the Victoria Docks, Hu London. the A number of oil and water-coclour paintings by the late th Ilr Giles, R.S.A., being the remainder of his collection, ...

... MR. GRANT DUFF ONr ROCKS AHEAD. 1ir MR GRANT DuDr' delivered a lecture in Edinburgh, on P ih Friday evening, on the articles RAks. ahead, or the b d, Warnings of Cassandra,; which appeared in the si qimra)' JefV, These rocks' abhed ' consist of at the increasing political-power of the lower orders, the I Ie gradual divorce of religion from intelligence, and the: el bt edlee0 the ...

... | ENGLAND. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales arrived in London on Thursday from the Continent, and proceeded at once to Marlborough House. They exohauged visits with the Empress of Russia during the day, and in the evening attended the St James's Theatre, in company with the Cesarewitch. Yet another death is reported as having happened in con- sequence of the railway ...