... THE rRADES' UNION CONGRESS. E3XTRAORDINARY PROCEEDING S. ol -- ~~~~~~~therI IThe sittinig 'of the Trades' Union Congress wa abetb reeumed yesterday at St Andrew's Hall, Newman a eitt Street, Oxford Street, London - Mr E. Couleon: ainl (operative bricklayere) presiding. Onl the usotion for confirmation of th iue fcount the mnutesof nt the previoue day's proceedings, Mvr Williams, Of Char) ...

... WANTED-SOME PRINCIPILES. rr- I r1 - I '. .. . - . - _ I UI' i Under this heading Mr Auberon Herbert, M.P .ng the the well-known Radical, writes to the TimniI -May ittoI ask if you or some of your readers will furnish me Inter. with a little enlightenen on some interesting paints ?Our present political transformations are many and great. 'I hose who will stand whvere the old Radicals stood, ...

... I _ INMIURIM. k(ISoiTRA'ION' 0F VOTPERS.-.The Appeal Court for, the registration of voters~for the burgh end county eao held in th$,!Xownlra1J 'ydqterday, (Moinday) foreroon-. Sheriff Caturie Thomeoal4Iprasiding. There were also is on this present RIclrigertwdoo4 theriff clerk, and Mr Aiethl. omatka~s.is, saes~gr~ i4M[ere swere four claims from the buirghl, Po~dt Otree wfinioh wsard-,atlmited, ...

... I THE TBANSVAAAI -cohNENTION. GRAVE CRISIS. this vaul ing place MOV3MENT OF TROOPS STOPPED. mately tc The Central News is enabled to state that no but the apprehension is felt in official circles respecting the fi I int state of affairs in the 'Transevial. It is believed that the convention will be ratified lespite the opposition ment, which it is known has been raised by an irrecoucil- ...

... Iatiotidt'., PFtESBYTEIVY OF CGARTOCH. rne ysteda htiamukRvOT This Preshytetv me ysera Mr Russell, LeStaticotr t oyma -1v Thbe Clark tMr Storie) eald that he 'dto namvtat 1ith's Presbvter~yrPl -n fortbe new-phurch iat leah (re m1W'hle of bcerin s.n tSwere -of heiorC have seen these plane; let us see next Dr D.,idsou1we'A a if they correspond with the documents. h The Clerk cead the lette fro ...

... NAIRNSH1IlE. | siho Ther valuation roll of tlhe county has just beets rondo dat5 tup fol tile y e~l 188i82 by the assessor. It will be seen front the following table that the increase for the yeair erde is £136 Os 1d0-d 1380 Sl. 188182 pale Ardelach . £G.812 0 G £6,777 15 10! opst Auldearn 10,082 0 1.1 10,091 135 5 in Civwdor 4,499 14 0 4, 50 6 17 3 It Croy ,7896 ,716 16 6; Maj, ...

... A13E.R.DEJJ',N', TUE4SD)AY, SECPTl. 20, 1881. EtL is m1 iiip)L(voilljol it to reoilt l tsl, c~iniditioin of Prosid(,i t, Gakrfield. Du) ringSn I.- I I I. - g Su- dily lighlt and yesterday he hnil ssveral chills, his pillse rising Oil oloe occasioll to 1-1X. alo is nowv very wceal. According to at telegill iC0Ceivd at tile A H erica r Exstlario last iiight lie ca nilot sir rvivo over to-day. ...

... 47 Fleet Street, London, Monday morning. TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS. 1e (BY SPECIAL WIRE.) PRESIDENT GARFIELD. to [FBOM To-DAY'9 TIMEs.| PHILADELPHIA, Sundsy. ae The President progresses comfortably, with increased strenath and improved digeBtion. The tumefaction of the parotid gland has disappeared, and )h the suppuration has greatly diminished. The wound improves, presenting a more healthy ...

... 'I To HARVEST AND A DAY oP HUMtLa1fTON.-Ye- so terday there voere meetings in Iuverness for the pur- el re pose of offering prayer for a change in the prosent un- i *d propitious harvest weather, and for a plentiful harvest. si of At noon there wao a large gathering in tee U.P. Church, tl .t, ad in the evening there were meetings in meat of the b es Presbyterian Churches, t d- GRAND CONCERT OF ...

... , itag ot TILLIE, PARIi~E, MAtIN. we~ T-Cern awet, sirs, awmri gled t' see ye fittith. Fetes letter thiegs shutin' aye ?1 C011l P.-Heth awat eatit aneUch. Soir * in's serious ihed.c times, A hairat mean neer deen an' tli wark hardly hhien begun yet little straie ani less corn, ant naefl~thtg bit 1xiety gnasbicks o' neeps. A bare yearn' throw. Tn nowte' , had been hnnger't a' simaier, an' ...

... SIR MICHAEL EICKS.BEACH ON :UB~LI AFFAIRS. I . . I The WetccoE0AI, Wedneeday. th Iws The annual dinner of ~the Winchcombe Agricul. sh arm tural Seciety was held lhis evening, Sir Michael. t scins'th iy IHicks.Beach bein~g among. the guests present.I Mr J viz., CD. ent of.Sudeley Castle accunied the, chair, and in athe before~giving the, toast of the Queen,, which alwaystfi l rtakes precedence, ...

... 'I is ii j-i )h An. 1; fI II 1. 71. 214 7 153 7i3 7. 24 6'60 r6 j33 565 '43 11 12 121 11 12, 181 Ili 24s1 8ii' 000 ,000 FIRE,-On Wednesday night, between ten and eleven S o'clock, the Co-operative Store was ebserved to be o0 her fire. The fire broke out in a cellar on the ground floor and of the shop, where a fire had been kindled on the preo- rid hious day, and it is conjectured that the soot ...