... irt Of On the 15th of June, 1520, the Sacred College ice is brought their lengthened deliberations to a close very by agreeing to fulunjinate the bull of excommuni- teens catioj againast uther, The elegancies or bar- mncy, barisins of its szly'e are to be shared amongst its resy. joir conco ted, Cardinals Pucci, Ancona, and J.aofjaan. '(pivg.. thought the Vulcaus of the ,JsalkkYVa#;idan when ...

... ITIDE `-T1TAY BRIDGE DISASTERL TWENTY -TWO BODIES RECOVERED. The weather yesterday was mote boisterous than on any oi the preceding days of the week. Early in the morning a strong wind sprang up, the water became Eomewhat rough, and a thick haze hung over that part of the south side of the river to which the search for the bodies of the dead was confined. In the early part of the day, owing to ...

... I I REPORT OP AN.SANDALE DELEGATL |i I -- I A meeting of farmers was held in the Town Hall, Annan, yesterday, to hear the report of ?? 2 Robert V. Gordon, Colnl 'ugan Mlains, Euthivell, the delegate sent to Canada by the Atnnaudale farmers to report on that country asr a field of erni- i' gration for agriculturists. There was a large ttendance. the ball being quite crowded, and, several ?? ...

... nI I JOHN KNOX Cnucou.-The Sunday school teachers cen aconnected with this church held their first annual le soiree in Salmond's hall on Wednesday last, where an -: excellent tea was tastefully prepared for them by the thb Messrs Salmond. Rev. Mr Bell presided, and made of a few remarks appropriate to the occasion. Games h were encaged in, and, coupled with a selection of airs Th Al tbh on ...

... PROFESSOR CANDLISH'S VIEWS. At a =eeting of the Free Presbytery of Glasgow yesterday, Rev. George Campbell said he wished to give notice that at next meeting he would move that a committee be appointedto investigate the nature of the views promulgated by Professor Candlish in the lecture he delivered at the opening of the present session of the. Free Church College, Glasgow. Professor Bruce, ...

... ENDOWED INSTITUIONYs (.cOMMisi0N.. 'liANTOWN INFANTT SCIHOOL | A meetingof tie CE.;lfmibaslera uttje' lie lti'lXte i Institgtions ( Acottlanl) Aer, wsvt blindt :32 Queei Street E 'Edinburgh, yester-day, to consiler 'at 11n ylm 'i II wid IE Ifletition to the' -lone socr'-t fly-by th- t iu-tet. cf ile Fewale TIhntart Sch.lCr i C ranrvyl'ICC UCI r f ilf r present were'Lorn Mo iioite'iif (fmll .hn ...

... LONDOIN CORRtESPONDENCE. [BY TELEGRAini FRou OUR OWN CORRESPtONDENT.] rTHE AF'GHAN SITUATION-THE FORGED MAOCARTEHY LETTEE-THE ERA LIBEL CASE-A VAkn Sl ABLE RECOGNITION-THE CLAIMANT-GUS4NEity dina EXP'ERIMENTS. a. len LeNlioN, Tuesday night. and. By the Indian mail which was delivered itt courI London last night several letters from officers we I seorving With the army at Cabul were received ...

... (From the Meteorological Office.) ] FORECASTS of weather for Wednesdily; 14th January, l 1880, issued at 2'30 p.m. on the previons (lay:- d 0. SCOTLAND N.-Wlesterly to north-westerly winds, morderate or light * fdir; colder. 1. SCOTLAND E.-D' . 2. ENGLAND N.E.-North-westerly winbdg, light; a fatir ; colder. 3. ENGLAND E.-North-easterly beezes, light; fair much colder; soine fog locally. B 4. ...

... RCCLES1A~STW4AL PRESBYTERY OF GLASGOW. Tb. Established Presbytery of Glasgow held heir usual monthly meeting ?? Mar- dhail Lang moderator. nEV. Mt miLLAR AND SUNDAY CAS. On the reading of the minutes of last meeting, t appeared that there had been incorporated a mo- don by Mir Vallace (elder), Solsgirth, calling upon i Adr MKillar (St Johns), for explanations of his proceedings at the recent ...

... IRE CONtDIflOX ORF:AND. T DUfSS'SSUND. :esterdaythe Lo at the Marsien-Housethe folowg letter'from 'the Duchess of Marlborough:- Vice.eg l Lodge, Doblin, J1anry . . ?? I have to thnlyo d- .ship in the name of the Committee of my ...

... (FROM THE WORLD.) Miss Fanny Josiephs end Mr Sugden will be members PC of -Mr Bruce's company at the Prince of Wales's de Theatre.I I hear that the profit on the first performance, under ev their management, at the Haynri ket Theatre, will be ea, banded by Div and Mms BlianCreft to the widow of the late Mr Buckstone. i at Frequenrters of picture Ircivate views have a new I seissation this ...

... sub- Tim State of Maine, U.S., seems practically hore under martial law, and under martial law of the 6Ph1 most objectionable type-the type in which the rsia, soldiers, instead of being the servants, become uce. practically the masters of the State. A telegram con- of yesterday's date tells us that Democratic the, irregularity is being boldly met by Republican at irregularity ; and that ...