... PROF. SMITH'S CRITICISMS ON THEI PENTATEUCH EXAMINED. II.-THE ONE ALTAR rcontinued), It is on all hands admitted that in Deuteronomy very special emphasis is laid upon the faot that in process of time Jehovah would choose for himselfI where the great national sanctuary was to be. and that mIany of the most solemn public services were to be re- atricted to that place, and it is equally true ...

... :.VOLUNT ES' I Cm 22ND A.BV;, Abbiu~ltLL.-Th6 s40iond Iiompetitlolii tsl for the Hortus Club Gold Cr088 for the season was held olis c-ou Saturday lest aet the icings. ,The finsAc well- the in wishers of the corps as usual ca~me'forwhrd 'wfih is fow to, I n, prices, whc eecmee'ti.te~i ie Dn'Oh et tns,30,400, aud'500 Yards.; 5' rounds at each. wal ` Any position., Dining the former part of the ...

... TOUt SMOKE MAER JESTY'S IV A GN RICHMOND GEM,` and other B *S of CIGARETTES and TOBACCOS, P ONE THEM ,PURE and UNADUL- :: '.:T ED. Tb .uro and unadulterated American Ciga, I1 .ret ahd Smoking Tobaccos manufactured by k 14 i L M9^ Jr F. Al.Ttu & Co., of Rihmond, Vir. 0 j- ', gtrell~%liS,,ora exclusively m~ade from the purest Natural Leaf Tobacco- . -: b 'te ey can be smoked without fear ...

... ( D I I : \KS '-iS- DlIFFER'ENCES. I':. tkdl'wint Colasul 1iication-sll 1but in ar -o!lv respt ets s¢igniicijIit-hIs been addressed to ill ba lii ab'e andl active member of the Libe-iral ev p art in this quairter - ce Sl,- Ie that t1e Liberals of AblO :din to. be re -il 1110el( viril lk visit froll, rdr( l :bo.J. tlio th i.,1at thelre t ill ie (ilaC giand deinonsti tiol, ial s10, rc 'Itt. of ...

... i '4G11X.' II e El~ 1 W5a native'Ao lut,.has. ~; ol~vn is 'cnjiRbi whlo~th wif he rai& U triaftbeje; ~d T h&' Ietef OWE ans ollhg, tat 1llijgstoij,' anada.~ th lirty-e lahtshares of one hiundred dollaro eashofl Moutreti 3 oraon uosolidated Stock, Interest 'even per cent., to W vstodI perpetuity for the enerall good of that college. '0 ~Pt hTrustees of the said Ool ege' one thousand dollars of ...

... LOCAL U EANIVERSITY tXMItfATfONS. II : .. I. , - 11 - . I . ~ ' Tun proposal relative to Local University ii pe, Exaiinations broughtbefore the Sahool Board -b ilat itM last -neetiin by* 'he 1-ev. Mr Danson 'c Ad. widened-econsiderably under discussiontn The n: l aoriginal. motion ,had reforence solely to the tl an raiinsai'ShoWl',;.but, it -was ultimnately e- ci rn I 1 . ~ tn tended to all ...

... NoT the least ominous circumstance connected t with the advance of the Russian military expe- T dition in Turkestan towards the .Affghan frontier n is the pains to which reputedly inspired Russian r journals are putting themselves, in the way of i minimising the importance of the movement. The policy of the Russian Government in this t respect disposes of the fond theory that had been E ...

... Ti INDIAN CRISIS. cow M1LITARY ARRAYGE MET to ab best 1lE COMM.NDER AND STAFF oubtoN OP THIS Insi £SPEDITIONARY ARMY. Lne -- reas Ea UTzz 's Tn E x E G asse rese .'epri Bombay, September 27. per] several papers designate Listenant-General hs CrairOd Chamberlain as the C ?? the the _rm y for -Afghaaistan. od Sol:, Septeptember o7. Nawab O holam asein EK han, the special Envoy y ocu e thV b to V ...

... the red GOBEEXOOS. red The storm has at length exhausted Ls itself, and while yesterday was very dis- =. agreeable out of doors, the high wind had (30 greatly subsided inside the Cumbrae Heads. le On Monday night the Allan steamer Canaian d 2 (Captain 'Lean) arrived at the Tail-oi-the der Bank from Montreal, and reports having lost 194 from her decks 64 of 199 head-of cattle while coming up ...

... LUNACY ACCO IfODAtION IN ' LA1REKSH ' i P,R~ MEL'T A dTUW The ehauge in the constitutifa of thef f LtaArcy Board for Iltarkshire faing to be made under the Prisons (Scotland) Act S of last yea; and the necessity for deal- ing Qn a more comprehensive sale with the J requirements of the county, are likely to halie i important resiXt. Formerly, the District Board consisted of a coaitte of the ...

... RUTH.ERGLEN '1'OWN COU-CIL. Last night the usual monthly meeting took plne -Provost Ury presiding. After the minutes of last meeting had been read, as ?? various com- 1 mittee meetinrs, the Council first considered the cemetery question. The Provost stated that they 1 met wvith Mr Reid and his agents, but had come to: no agreement. A loog discussion took place, in' which it was stated that Air ...

... The Capital of Strathearn, as its inhabi- et tants proudly call the little town of Crieff, is a IT very attractive little town-like Zoar, set on a hill, and 'but a little one, yet with advan- Ci tages denied to many larger cities. Its position reminds one of Pistoja, lying on the sunny slope be of the Apennines; and the valley of the E'arn, I on which (Jrieff looks down as Pistoja looks ...