... FISHIda L00flTo2v !.-The weather was a dead ca2m eterdsy, with aseyere thunderstorm and heavy rain- Baskets were with hcay, e zollvin being the ressorts from each of the besats enpza;- Troute Lbsa .t MrSmlth,.Erlghtas_..~ 7 6 S J hr Paterson, Edinburgh. . 10 8 O 1 SleD. F. Scott, Edinburgh ?? a 9 f, Mr Mathewson, Df aetrmne, came In the ?? nghz wnt t, ni trom; tweighing Mb _ GOLF. EaE GoLF ...

... L.LT, hS ' TO T1Bl EDITOR. 1OCH KAT,,iNEF WATER. Htcc-si 1, 1587: 0A visit-sr t. the city, wherue I once w-as at ?? I %et- iz your issile of th 'e 20AthL the renort be OrL Nlil Fllion rhoe Glasgiow ?? em V~ill von pcrmtci a, few rernetrks whiich ocs-ar to mIe'? w i cv 'inCe tibeen1 aeeuetiszvi~en to ltici npon ?? trc-in Lithsbt ~)f a rice,- or 1 s-s 10 a Z, ?? 'cciv,-ii ?? the genlera' stat'- ...

... ScoIrrs TWENTY CLUB. Tre annual general meeting cf the Scnttb Twentv Club was held in Edinburgh vCestrda, Lieut. Colonel Macdonald, president ,I tae club, occupied the chair; and among others present were Major Boyd, Major Plummer of Sune-inasd Hal4 Mr Thomas Ivory, advocate; Captains J. M. Gow, It. Menzies, Jas. Murdoeh, and D. Meziea Lieuts. K Menzies and A. W. Befrag;e er master Paterson, ...

... GLASGOW AND SOuTa-WSTERT AILWVAY. ; A.eciaA general meeting of the prosriters of Pi ( the kwtow ?? I~lllay senpany :e was held yesterday in the offices of the euxepany, . Bridge Street-Sir James Lamneden presiding- for the purpose of considering3 a bill now being. promoted in PariamDent conferring furthier powvers f ,on the Ceopany, for the costru'thons of wvorks. .acquisition of uds, and the ...

... MERCHANTS' HOUSE. The report by the Lord Dean of Guild and directors of the Merchants' House of Glasgow to theforthcominngannua1 maeeting has just beeonisued. 01 Venrake thefoliowing extracts:-Tl'aeordisaryre- in ceipts for the year ending 313G August last have de amounted to £5292 ls 01d. It extraordinary receipts ha-se amounted to £526 Is-in all, £5B81 L9s OW. The expenditure has amounted to ...

... TM; COURT. 5 Balmoral, October 3. The Queen, accompanied by Princess Beatrice, drove to Abergeldie 3Msins at 10 o'clock this X morninrv The Rev. A. Campbell, of Crathie, conducted a short service in the room in which the remains of Sir Thomas Bidddulph were placed, at which Her - Majesty and Princess Beatrice were present, with Lady Biddulpb. The remains were afterwards F taken to the railway ...

... OV|ERROO G F VER STEAMERS. I - . . In the Sheriff Summary Coirt yesterday after- al e ?? Can-ipioa on the lna-,fanies a' Brown,, master of the river steamer Dumaovs ci e Castle, residing in Ardgowan Street, GLisgow, was d agaiw Irougt upon acuaageol bavans ouivraveiedict F tuie Merchant nupplinig act (18A), paruculariy e section 319, he hbisug, elk Doury, 15,Iutn Ju4., IC f wbils in cuarge of ...

... 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 ...

... TEE UNITED STATES. New York, February 13. The leading iron and steel manufacturers throughout the country have-held a meeting at Philadelphia. at whica resolutions-were passed pledging those present to do all in their power to prevent the proposed tariff bill from becoming law. Newv York, February 12b. It is stated that as a grave contitutional questiion may be involved in the case of Kjr ...

... THE L-COUR-T. Windsor Catle, May 15. The Queen and Princess Beatrice drove out yes- terday afternoon. Viscount and Viscountess Dalrymple had the honour of beiln included in Her Majesty's dinner party. Major Pickard, V.c., had also the ?? of being invited. The Queen, the Crown Princess of Germany, and Princess Beatrice walked and drove this morning. Princess Louise (Marohionesi of Lorme) ...

... UIGI{ SCHOOL OC{: GLASGOW. D- ISTRLsMON OF PRIZZ-S. Te anflula- reetinrg for the dstribu-ion of przes piis atterlld.n t4e ffiL w hl tu( k place b r' Y O nILI iu ?? ity iv sla. Tnere ivas 3f tten-i ?? tte~aei,,t; Of I~ arid h ' ,te 0i ie galleries beinzr UUost quite t. ?? Nlichael Connal, tie c ialrmlal of the I i, 1 resided. anid was accuiiplaled on o t- ._i' lv Il.Uit oJ tile mc: .ber.ra ...

... IMPORTANT- POOR-LAW DECISION. In the beginning of the present year the city Parish of Glasgow Parochial Board raised an action in the Sheriff Court of Paisley against the Parochial Board of Eastwood, concluding for payment of . £252 14s 1d, being advances and interest incurred t on account of Mary Jane Smitb, a lunatic pauper, who is now upwards of 20 years of age, and also for relief of her ...