... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... The induction of the 1Rev. John Paterson, KIA., jo late of Old lyeldrum, Aberdeenshire, to the Free South Church, Paisley, took place in that church tr. yesterday at noon, when the lev. Mr Jeffrey, l Johnstone, preached an eloquent sermon to a large cla congregation. In the afternoon about 60 gentle- a men sat down to dinner in the Abercorn Rooms. In the absence of ?? Clark, the Rev. Mr UD ...

... MR CHILDERS, ALP., ON PUBLIO AFFAIRS. The Right Hon. H. Childers, UP., who is at of present the guest of Mr J. Fell of Furness Abbey, PT paid a visit to the Barrow Liberal Club last night, where he was induced to address the members. After a reference to the unexampled growth of oC Barrow, he spoke of the Liberal Clubs of the country, and said that one of the best evidences of di the progress ...

... I LIrTXRlS To TUB a D42'0R. PARKERAS E . lass I SI,-I have observed tbat not only yoabut yansr she' contemporaries have inserted letters regarding the yoU above, and I desire with your permission to make steW a few remarks upon the subject, and which have t a been suggested to my mind through reading these b m letters. fur, On looking into the Police Act I find that the I one police could only ...

... DISFRANCHISEF OF ELEAOKS Z TEIE BURGH OF GOVAX tZPVUTAflOIC TO COSSO5ISSIOiERS OF LpL, ?? anuaul valuation roll for the coust, of 1.Lanark, and those burglbs within it o rylo ?? ,s made up, as our' lod rs awe by the Commissioners of Supply, throo 'b tugt LnsVlation Assesor, and toe Maia and Police Comnissioners ofthe burgm -)a-'strat vhave this year found it necessary to`aebiam the ...

... $UBAUB WA. it& WVS. Pon ?? Accint-On Saturday afternoon, as a ley named Samuel Thomson, eight years Oi ag, Se of Mary Ml'Milan or Thomson, a widowv residing in Shawhill Street, was amausing himself by swinging on a cart which was passing s1hng the street, the door of the cart came off and fell upon kim, crushing him severely and breaking his lower jaw. He was attended by Dr Walker, and ...

... aGIENERA LFOEIRGNNEedS 'I ' I 3EOsS T!L~ con RUSSIAXS IN CENTRAL can A:SIA. hall --Paz St Petersburg, Sptember 27. Pil I The S Fekws Journal of this evenig at I publishes the following. from Vernoe in Rusian th. Turkestan, under date September 24- the 11If Kuldja were to be surrindered to Cfina, har Russian rmie in the eastern part of Central en Asia would be undermined. The western ha, ...

... TR2 YDLU%= TEERS. ANNUALCOIOfios Tife fli of two'day'hotc lee nrin, A inereliro of I l v rtee on nonof Moot, on .Olat y Ia..'ifoiro Mn i Ar8r.~n Y atc ab .veiro'nvl, rio 4 - l.AfCO~CrvuouW ?? Thieirtm' tv3~1;'. 0.0 ?? S Wrant F. C~trv ?? wI) tlortrity. l'noaoo ' ?? ?? Ynnhoso.. we re: r' ?? Private .T, Yx'cA. pricre Rt. ?? Private W. ILu1y. Frmi o.e Ard. Blair. 1?TrraVThe ?? u p.-z a cow of ...

... ILM.S. CARYSFORT. Yesterday Messrs John Elder & Co. launched eii from their shipbuilding yard at Govan H. M.S. h' Carysfort. being the fifth of the six steel cor- Ig vettes which are now being constructed by le; them for the Admiralty. The Carysfort is a ye sister ship to the Comus, Curseoa, Champion, and m Cleopatra, all of which were fully described incur n columns when launched a short time ...

... FRIDAY mOWING. Soxwzm 27. Cooniderabl delay will, it is expected, occ |; In the advance of Generl Chamberlan's force | from Streli, the arrangements with the inde. pendent hill tribes for passing through their fed, territory being a delicate and difficult work, and which will require time for its accomplishment, the The first movement will probably be made of i [rom Quetta, as the route from ...