... GEDERAL FOREIGN NEWS GEBMANI\- AD THiE UNITED _& iES. Deeri. mber 23, Evening. r. ?? -c-. -of this evening 'ives ,se .-cuaJUC ?? tr -:e state.men:1s of - the U-nited States -n ua: n, w 1 hich recentlx' zcr . -~A d in New Yorle. ~~ ~~*o in ore thath Germanyi that the United a protest against -teas t-ne Mlonroe doc- t . iiat the annexations i. by t e Berlin Cabinet, ,UcCeFF;'; ' C -- . I'z L ...

... THURSDAY MORNING, Ju-x 27. the Plenipotentiaries at Berlin held their teventh sitting yesterday, which lasted nearly two hours. Prince Gortschakoff was able to be present, but there are rumours that his con- tinned indisposition will canise his withdrawal from the laborious duties of the Congress. In- deed it is said he has already retired, and, although the state of his health is the ...

... 0ln--. P-nrnnn ?? he ed Towr Couzrcm PaocnEniasM, - rhe usual ty monthly meeting of the 'owa Council was held in ag use Court-louse ?? bteele pro- t- siding. A numbel of appeals in connection with er the Curporation water rates were disposed of, and orn the moton of 1Mr Graham, it was remitted to le tne Water Comrnittee to make it obligatory on all Iproprietrs to have the Corporation water pus ...

... _ ETHE COo; -. - - O) tO SOWY -. t - 1r'EOM OVEt OWy CORSr. tA a'ee el r qieter eeing prevaled - ' rof 'the cotton district ester - V. entire absence of r . ?? -A Government Inspector ?? P1oke a burn in the moraing, and artS- nab- at the Town Han, he ceke. .. Secretarv e'cpnssing imse.1 , 1 the aan_,men' which r r 4 fdirection a request was . to tgje the wV et Riding ssa a e 0 ore poecemene ...

... L\IPERALPAT~L P&PttIENTT, lUtiO ?? ()F COME IMY- N-MOyDAY. 'ile $ ...

... ANDERSON'S COLLEGE, t _ h PROOSUD RZEOVAL TO THE WEST END. e * Considering the extent to which the instit. tion bearing the above name has contributed to advance scientific education, and bearing in mind also the many eminent men whose names have been enrolled amongst its teachers and taught, it is scarcely possible that we can - remain uninterested in any movement which may result in the ...

... CALLY ~ f~yP7a) THE PROPOSED LOTTEO p- o CALLY CON S F-D 9 (BY As OCCASIONA' CONT';-ctt,) Having studied with some degree oF the doctrine of chances and thea z, - Sof lotteries, I would, with yovr 'aerwi; ...

... . . (BY AN OCCASIONAL CORnrSPOD1EN-) Friday, I er Wednesday the two Commissions of d j General Asembly were indicted to meet. The o ancient idea of fixing the meeting for the 14th of August seems to have.been to gather up and t report the results of the supreme court in May, v and to report to this Committee of the whole I It House how its injunctions had been carried a out. This year there ...

... OUR LO.NDON CORRESFONDENCE.i Friday Night. I Toro7G questiol, were put in both Houses on cabor-bing topic of the East, nothing in the I shaoe of ?? Lnowledge was added to ! rionru ton that has been for days before Ithc gublic. Lordl Derby on the one hand, and Sir 5'aflcodl on tr et c er, declared that they we;re not vet in poeieseion of the tcmrrs of peace, and that all tha had been officially ...

... DIOCESAZ SYNOD 01' GLASGOW AND - ~GALLOWAY. Tne annual meeting of the Diocesan Synod of C Clasgow and Galloway tree held in St May's E rt Church Great WesternLRoad, Glasgow, yesterdaty. t B: Eishop ?? presided. The proceedings were .t, cormmenced by the celebration of the holy coui- 't dmnsnn . ti ° i TeE masor s CHARGE. ii es The BIsnoP then read his charge to the clergy. He said that the ...

... MONDAY Broac&G. SEPTEMABE Y. Batboam ha3 at length been occupied by the russians. Tin a dcspatch to the Czar, dated Friday night, the Grand: Duke ch ebel thle Ntc~hoiseVitClt informs His MLajesty that the vtse ?? eatered the town' On the forenoon Of that vie ,,ay wiithutecountering any opposition, and ekse -6once hoited the TRussixa flag in the Port. Bul De~rvisch Pasha, the Turkish Goi'a'mor, ...

... MR M. J. STEWART, M.P., AND TE[ CHEFOO COONV}NTION. s In a letter to Lord Salisbory, dated 5th Art,' oen the subject of the Cheioo Cooventios, MIr IL J. Stewart, M3-.P, made some remarks coi tis Led. e ship's reply to a question p1t to Lbin ill the ?? of Lords by Lord Aberdeen. Fe 'aid I-I reer. ence to the supposed - protectionist vier of tbe a Chinese Government, allow me to trneieir'u ...