... : ;- . 2 l l i ?? EEkRIBLE ACCIDENT IN A PAR IS. |a( . ; ?? , TOTEL. 'a gu - THREI PERSONS KILLED. ' - wi *PAius% Sunday evening.-A terrible accident hh. : pened to day ih the Grand Hotel, Boulbvard deas. Capucinea. The lift of the left ataircse bvin lostite ?? balance 'by the fraoture ef the chair, boundeila'lp 'vith oan fe'rful 41ocity, orushing ngainst te' roof three perschdi Cc ,ir~d it, ...

... THE NEWY POPE. CAKRDINAL PECCI ELECTED. R OMEn, W~ednesday.-Cardinal Pccci haa bcen elected, and hee assumed the name of Leo XIII. .ROacB, Wednesday ?? a quarter past One |o'clock to-day, at a Lime when but fewv people were .pas~sing the Vatican, the door in the ground gallery of ;the Vatican ~asiliea was thrown open, and Cardinal .Caterini, the chief of the order of 'leicous, came for- |ward, ...

... WAREHOUSE, 183 UNION STREET. JAMES NEIL JJEGS respectfully to call attention to this FRESH - ARRIVAL HATS •FOR THE SEASON. JOHN C M L E 0 D, HATTEK, WOULD respectfully intimate that he haa got in and Fashionable Stock of NEW GOOD for the Season. DRESS HATS, Lower, Medium, and Fines Qualities, by most Celebrated London Makers. FRIT HATS, Soli and Stiffened, all the Newest Shapes. Also with ...

... William Brown, previously convicted thief, was sentenced to seven years’ penal servitude for having stolen piece of cloth from the door of a shop in Fountainbridge Street. ...

... A minute from the Police Board, desiring the Harbour Board to reconsider the sections in their new bills affecting the assessment for water purposes, was laid before the meeting. Mr Bruce objected to the provision in the bill for imposing a water rate of 2s 6d per fishing boat for the Police Board, on the ground that fisher families in paying large house rents, paid quite enough for water. A ...

... Osborne, February 2. The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon, attended by Lady Churchill and the DowagerI Marohioness of Ely, and Her Majesty walked this morning with Lady Churchill. Princess Beatrice walked out, attended by- Madlle. Noreli. Prince Leopold walked, attended by the Hon. A. Yorke., February 3. The Queen, Princess Beatrice, and Prince i Leopold and the Royal housebold attended, ...

... FRIDAY MORNING, FE:BFu.,Y 1. :,i \From the official despatches published to-day It appears that the Russian Government pro- fesses to be in as complete a state of ignorance i as that of Turkey in reference to the armistice negotiations. Prince Gortschakoff has assured the British Ambassador at St Petersburg that e since the 26th ult. neither the Emperor rior the ( Government have received any ...

... 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 ...

... KILM}ARN UCK. 2SA E OF A BosNi 3.M-The original _ms. of e Burns' Epistle to a Yoaol Friend ' vas exposed 7to sale, by public roup, in tile Corn Exchange Hall on Saturday. ThevieaLuable relic, wich belonged tto the trast estate of t'je late Dr Julustorne, Irviue, was exposed at the upset p rice of £15 , b ut t tis was reduced to £10, aud Mr James MU ?? the w el - t DkovsBurns publisher, ...

... FILhNE66 RAILWAY. a The following is the report of the directors to be ?? tv ?? 7th 1afly-early general meeting of the cWlipanO, to be held a INo. 14 Great Geor-e Street, 'esu rinster, oa Weduesday the 27th insf:V d -Duuirg the hail-year there has been soine iLU- plrovensent in toe 6anueal 1aific, and the directors e ara euabled to reowotnend tioe paymient of a divi. dend at the rate or S per ...

... THE PAPAL CONCLAVE-VIL - . I - I At the end of the nine days' funeral services l the Pope's remains are consigned to their tem- I porary resting-place, in a plain marble sarco- hagus, over a door near the choir of St Peter's. l Were they remain until the death of the next Pope, where they are taken down and deposited in the crypt of the church, andtheit place taken 1 5p by tlhe bodyof the Pope ...