... i OUR LONDON OORRESPONDENCZ,; Friday Night Tax attempt to induce the Goveramest \ make an earnest effort to proceed wvthb ' *Fducational Endowments (Scotland) Bill th i not yet succeeded; but the memorial dravz 'by the Scotch mcmbers in favour of the p7 gress of the measure will be laid before th, Cabinet Council which meets te-morram b desire was to get the Government to dere j Wednesday ...

... 1- AXONGST.THE TOMBS. (RMASt OCChSIritsLcoR~soNDBgr.r.) . Rme; August 16. hr the course of diggings made afew days ago at the Porta del- Poplo, outside' the city walls, theaworkmen came cpion the remains of an ex- tensive monnment,>n4d' discovered several frag- ments of the large inscription on marble that tells to whonmit was dedicated. little more- than the name, Quintas Trebonia 'Tribune, ...

... .,I5ERIOUS OMNIBUS -ACCIDENT IN EDINBURGH. I ,.- tation' : the .DRIVER HILLED AND SEVERAL PAS- SENGERS, XNJURED.' eptty- Between five and six o'clock on Saturday evening ea omnibus belonging to the di burgh Street Tram- way. Company was overturned on its ourney from RGsIlE Edinburgh to Newhayen with a load over thirty iatiuia- passengers, and John Armstrong, the driver, was nstkilled. One of ...

... ABERDEEN, Wednesday.-No. of boats out, 340; Li boats fishing in district, 343; season's average, 102 E crans. A large proportion of to-day's 'fish of the small Jf size, but a few of the best takes of fine quality. Price U.S of fresh, from 15s to 20s per cran , last price of cared So c.f.b., 31s 6d and 21s 9d per barrel. 28 GOURDON, Wednesday.-No. of boats out, 41; B highest catch, 20 crane- ...

... CATTLE AIARK1PTS. ABERDEEN FAT STOUK SALE, WednesIny.- At Jolut Duncan's sale to-day supplies warn 77 enittle, 113hoep and lamb, and pigs. Trade fair for best quality, at '(9s to 8i1 per ewt. ; secondary, 711s to 77s; oows asid bulls a Slow salo llt 5GR to 7N 0 (i. M1utton, 71 to 01 per lb.; lamb, 8d to Old. Pork, Os to 75 (61 per Otone. ABLIUIDERN, leadnesday.-Supplles to-day were a full ...

... chi KFNNrTHMONT B.C. SABBATH SCHOOL.-Thr.ugh w the kindness of the Rev. Air Burnett the scholairs of e the, B.C. Sabbath School had their annual treat on b Satnirdoy afternoon. The scholars, with their teachers,. Fu numbering upwards of 120, asseenbled. at the Manse at t fuo'lc.Seated on the green under the shades of tht the fir-trees, all were treated to at must substantial aind liberal tea, ...

... I ': - 'BA ZU A . RI IF. I A bazaar in aid of the building fund of the Free 4 Church, Forglen, was held yesterday in Turriff, in a, marquee on the Square, under the distinguished patronage of Mrs Harvey of Carhousie; Mliss Aber- cromby 'of Forglen; Mrs Ferguson of Kinmundy; Mrs Forbes, Denlugas; and Mrs Stronach, Ardmcallie. The manse and church have lately undergone thorough improvements, ...

... e. A CHURCH INUNDATED. I17fe morning. SEVERAL PERSONS DROWNED. tnelb ?11 I~~~~~~~~~~~~of Orange he ~~~~~~DONEGAL, MTonday. made and A great flood burst down the Glen of Glend'ore, in honour It Doneval, to-day, sweepinu, into the Church at Corn- evening ci In. meenon. Several persons were drowned, and the! several p he bodies were carried away by the force of the flood, occurred, aid Two bodies ...

... FRIEE CHURCH BAZAAR AT TARLAND. Le ~~~~~~~~~~~~witto h 'A bazaar, baving for its object the raising of. a fund by tl Lt; to build a vestry and provide heating: apparatus for the no ci dFree Church at Tailand, was opened yesterday in the fortu *~Public Hall, Tarland. The niovement was commenced pi, Lrsomnetimneago, tbe purpoqes forwihich the bazaar isbheld sinee b.having been at felt witnt for ...

... LONDON COR RESPONDENCE . . !J ; . _ , ' 'oulr. Same J [By TEIZRAPa FnO~t OUR OWN CORRESPONENTrJ it on LONDox, Wednesday night, the In extension of what I stated last night with re- whle, gard to General Burrows being called upon to ri the explain his defeat on the Helmund, I have been informed that immediately after the reverse was ingly! reported to Lord Hartington, instructions were tele. ...

... INTERRUPTION OF RAILWAY TRAFFIC. IaCac, Friday. Owing to the heavy rains which have fallen here recently the surrounding district is flooded. The water continues to rise, and some places are completely submerged. No danger, however, is apprehended. The Emperor Francis Joseph has visited the scene of the inundation. : The railway traffic being interrupted, the Prince and Princess of Roumania ...

... gP,{IJ2 ILNESS OF S 111 GLA.-DSTO'NE. O ,F if irEOF BUTLLETIY-NS. -sor½cs illness, which prevented his - 3'~x at the Cabinet Council on j . ias a~snnied a more serious -3- w;:, eea at hrst anticipated. ; ,2:; thle Ellouse of Commons on Friday -'ro c lug to l)owliing Street to ! Ut'tie eollpihlfined of ?? chilly, ance ad'vise- to seek repose. On ?? was eworse, and coese- ?? I-b to attend the ...