... GERMAY.s (ROM OUR SPECIAL c4POWiZr IeG Berlin, tune 2-. IT is agreed on all sides that the session of i this afternoon is to be devoted to the claims of ri Servia and Montenegro, especially of the latter; B and many observers seem to expect a stormy te time over the question of Antivar, In raea-ld c to this api -ension 1 can give you ?? a E symptom and an opinion. First, the symptom. gi It ...

... SnxrRr Cont-Sheriff Fraser w37 boa Appeal Court at Paisley on Frtlav tss, 3 ! .LM. The most inmor nt case to be hcf ¾.- proposed formation of the George Street of Paisley into a separate draiunge fllstr,. appellants having in the finst place to t -, their appeal is competent. WVnF'-lIsTENG.-At 3 special diet of .: ZJ Court yesterday, a bleac-ifield wcr' Neilston, named Willi.n iumes, watsze, ...

... EASTEUN AFFAIRS. IwWI -lM REER's TELGRAS. de THE AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION. as ac Vienna, September 24. ea Official intelligence has been received here v announcing that after the victorious engagements e at Senkovich and Bandin Ogiak the first Austrian dc division advanced to Rogatica, and accu.- pied that place. A number of the inhabitants go came out to meet the Austrian troops and th informed ...

... TE KNI Tho§* wioKcy-Yesterday, the Abbey or heenhibis hr~dge, unich is about to be sup- ?? 4y a ?? iron struture, swas closed tor radic, aud Operationis iegull by Alr JIqin, the coutractor tor thl muswn Worrk. Fint-On Suniday night the thatchied roof of a small outhouse at 1Z SLOrle ::treel, used as a tyre by Archcbald xjatlieson, cowfeeder, ci1glut lre, wuiun, however, was extinjguished 1 ...

... THE ECLAPSE OF THE SoUK A tele~ram to the Dtaiy ews, from - awoengs, a Wyoming, says:- C 'The eclipse has been most satisfactorily observed 6 at all the northern stations, and at all the southern ?? ones from which news has been received up to St the present time. The corona. was markedly th ,different from those observed in 1S6D, 1870, W Ibt and 1S71, and this year the observu- 1i dons have ...

... 61Xtqff v ?? . .* THURPSDA Y Ak1 )RNING, JULY 4. There wa.s no ineetin*; of CouNress yesterday. 3Tietwefzh sitting will I )e held this afternoon, ?? . . I I s +115 n -A 1. _ c . . The tweltan Klnng win a 'I - I-- - when it is anderstood tha S the Greek question will form,.tie chief subje ot Of discussion. A summary of the results alre. dy achieved by the Dongress is supplied by ?? night's ...

... 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, ...

... y=T WEEK' ARLIA-MENT. OS 03 S~CL COR5OtWW.) oft L~omsno, Saturday. b3% East, which closed at an TO anr this morning, can hardly be said za3nd erited the qualification of being great 0133ve g ors fr the country no doubt enjoyed I ,d ~ir.. catry bacsk to their homes exagge. ?? its quality. They may even fox SeS te S historic, and spur the rural imagi- pa - wO v~ith sccoots of its inspiration. ...

... I THE IA DINGTON BURGHS. LORD WILLTA HAY AT JE)DBURGHL Lord William Hay, the Liberal candidate for the representation of the Haddingtoa district of te Burghs, addressed a meeting of the electors in the iI Le Corn Exchange, Jedburgh, Last night. There was I e a large attendance, and the chair was occupied by M1 ?? William Deans. Amongst those on the plat- i form were Admiral Elliot, Kirklands; ...

... The will (dated March 6 , 1876) of Mr John Teenperley, late of Brreside House, Dulwich Wood Park, who died on April 17 last, was pproved on the 7th inst. by Henry G-reathead eIC the son, Henry Willia m Carter, and ltobert Starey, the acting executrs, the personal estate being sworn under £100,000. The testator leaves to his wife, Mrs Helen Maria Terperley, his household furniture and effects ...

... ran PASSAG R UP THE DARDAN-ELLE. -- -_ ris, o:i ieor urinciv o Island, near Constanti- ?? oil i ~lbnalry 1G,, ra officer in the Mediter- ranean squadron describes t.e incidents of the So passage of the DardLanelies. The suddenness and Y` corec - tiue orders to l-ave Btsika Iav created an inteus: coulnor:cj!. On arriving oft Qhariak at 8 D1 f.M. on tl'e iab inst., the Admilral was informed Kl ...

... [ILLRE STRE-n.-D . FIRE In MILLER STexrr.-Dainage to the ;1 extent of P2M was caused by a fire which * occurred yesterday morning in a three-storey tene- e ment being erected by Mr Barclay, builder, in e Miller Street, Paisley. Shortly before nine o'clock n one of the joiners at work on the building Set fire It to some shavings on the heartbstone to boil a glue y pot, and in his absence for ...