... THE SOCIALIST BEILL. * (FRoM OUPR OWs CORRFPONDEi.) Berlin, August 30. Tue Socialist Bill has passed through the itundesrath or Federal Council, and any hopes whiah the Liberals mav have cherished that it, [would emierge froa the process improved as well as imodified bave, according to their own plain- tive declarations, been grievously disappointed. . it has been considerably changed, and ...

... TEBE LATE REV. JOBIN HAMLTON. rusVEBAL SESYXS. On Sunday funeral services consequent on the death of the pastor, the Rev. John Hamilton, took place in Free West Church, Kent Road. There was a crowded attendance at beth diets. The Rev. John MI'Derrnid, of Cnmberlaud Street Church occupied the pulpit in the forenoon, and preached an appropriate discourse from Hebrews ix. 24. At the close of his ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SOCIALISM IN GER.MANY DEBATE ON' THE GOVE-UMENST BILL. Berlin, September 16. The debate on the Anti-Sociali-t Bill corm- menced ii to-day's sitting of the German Parlia- I ment. Count Stolberg, the represectative of i Prince Bismarck, made a speech, in Which he ex- pressed the conviction that the House, taking into account the events of the last few months, would now clearly understand the ...

... on The opening entertainment of the season of b,he Hippodrome and Circus in Thgram Street me fwas given last night. Mr New some, it will be ed, remembered, took the field for the first time in ml Glasgow last year, in competition with the Well- - known proprietor of the West .ile Street estab- ful lishment, and catered with not a little success for sv. the lovers of the equestrian art, of whom ...