... .THB RIEPIlESENTAION OF GLASGOW.- i |--ELECTION OF MR TENNANT. As fixed for by Sheriff Clark, returning-officer, the nomination of a member for the city or burgh> of Glasgow~ took place yesterday.| |Mr Charles Tennant, of 195 West George Street, G .lasgow, and The Glen, cernnty of Peebles, merchant, jwas nominated at eleven o'clock~ by Councillor John :Bur~t, 189 and 145 Great Hamilton ...

... EO?IASTWAL. i lRO.AYS '^RBflE3tB.A(t4,Uieimeetingtdfji tht'e-hresbytevryiof~lrbroatk.Wahsi'hbaSli esteraay tb oon- , shiaer a communicatvion, ftoti the ctrstek anit kirk- i' session of Carnbistie regadi'tbste upply of the vabant I a pulpit. The: -Prebt'ery t an';-previous iieetijg had I 1 resolved -teirequfire -$he' e^i;rgetioi b6 tioie~ttte f 8upi~ Qfthe palit insitead of, .as asull,, slyiwg ...

... THE ZLTLT WAR.1 d 'REPORTED 0:FAtLL OF | -SURRENDER OF 700 ZULUS.:.. IT.HE BR'ITISHE MOVEMIENTS.| 1a OFFICIAL D~ESPATCH. a| We have received a copy of the following 1 telegram fromt Major-Genleral the Hon. H. e Ciffr the threto Secfghnetaryona.va tVnet ; ~PIETER3IARITZBUBG, r | -July 3rd, morning. , General left here on 1st July at seven a.mi. tfor Port Duruford, via Durban, at which place C ...

... ,The proposed observatory on Mfount Etna. the site !oi X which has been fixed at a height of 96o2 feet above thre level of the sea, will far outstrip in altitude any diun- lar establishmnent in Europe ;- but the U~nited Scates - can already boast of a meteorological station, which, :a this respect, ercela everything else in the world. CC . t Government Signal Service Station on Pike's Peak, iu ...

... IMEN OF THE 24TS REGIMFJ.NT IINTERV'IFWED. inSeveral privates belonging to the ill-fated 24thRegi- sli went arrived ill Brecon from the seat of war. Among v; i-lthem were NI. Savage, Durham ; Es. Savage, Cardiff; a of |J. Lloyd, Lia~nsa~mlet; D. Terret, Merthyr; and Wa Y.y Dunn, Queen's Coun ty. These men have been inter: t1 of viewed, and they generally concur in the opinion, m ts founded in ...

... rg ABERDEEN,? THIURSDAY, JULY Swl39 _ _ _ - - , _ , _ _ _ _ _ r THE East India Railway 1311 again occupied the attention of the House of Commons yesterday. On t Ithe motlion tha-t. t~he hill th.ulA lho oronalA q, ( t the motion that the bill should be amended, Sir G. the Campel moved that it should be postponed for a week paz-i with a view to allow time for further consideration. reso or Mar D ...

... !OUR- LAD-I^ES' ,ACO:LUMN. 7bar5' ;BYF ONE O)F THEMSELVES. sty How Is it that good' people who interest thiemnselves ins t1e-worthy ohjecta, and feel it their dutyteisuppiort them, So, wildo s0 inl a sorti if Uderhand way, intstoad of straights. li frarl proeducing their coin and expect no return butt ,y . the reward of a good co0nscience ? So many of us prefer toy be wheedled or cheated oat ...

... er- te- she of ,he rs. em in- of ot- in- his no bed rge ith led of ;he lot vas lot she ~ks re- sel to in led at ;he ret its ber itha she ed ;1f- ;he bhe lot ;he he of he at- ;he nd ye jer led a in FORRES. ACCIDENT TO A BARER.-A youth named Finnie, employed with M~r Win. Fraser, baker, Forres, narrowly escaped losing his hand yesterday, while working at a biscuit machine. It seems his fingers ...

... ROYAL ASSOCATION FOR -PROMOTION OF THE FAINE ARTS. ~~~~~~~~I----DV-. --ai - ThI'e annual meeting and distribution, of pieb~rea lamong the members of the Rtoyal Association for the1 -Promotion of the Fine Arts in-Scotland Was heild in; M Queen. Street HEall, Edinburgh, on Saturaay after- it lion-Lord Provost Boyd in thee chair. The annlualz report, which was read by Mr H. XV. Cornillon, HE S.S ...

... OUR FRIEND W~E EXCEPT ANT. -jIn a recentlyr published book by a Frenlchman f Monsieur Louis Jacolliot, called ;'A Journey to v the Land of Elephants, is one chapter devoted a' entirely to these intelligent animals. Some of the -things Monsieur Jacolliot relates seem almost too awonderful to be true; but he has the reputation of rbeing a truthful writer. One evening as Major Skinner, an ...

... A FRENCH ACTESS. j |.Audic is perhaps the mosd beautiful woman Oi s the French stage. Her large dark orbs, clear olve * complexion, and hair of a lustrous though nlot a hshining black, all gifts of her Spanish nrcestr e make her a perfect type. Her straight nose and e the pure oval of her face forma a fitting complement j to the catalogue of charms. She is Juno or a s .sobt~te at will, having ...

... A~XNTOINETTE BOURIG-NON. * ~~(CONCLUSION&)a E ra the knell of the seventeenth century tolled, the 'knell of Protestant unity had sounded oust in, ewiry I land where the Church of Romae bad bean displaced. 1 So long as the Roman Church was to he fought there j was a rallying cry, uniting the- heteregenepus masses'| -o those freed from her sha~c3Ies, but as s~oon as the Reformed faith gained the ...