... DREiADFUL ACCIDENT IN DUBLIN. TR : PERzSO.NS KILLED. A dreadful accident occurred in Dublin at ?? yesterday. A flying buttres3 and one OI the lateral buttresses of St Patrick's Cathedtral fell into the street, instantly killing a girl and two little boys, and fatally Wounding an infant. For soene tiune past there have been excava- tionls around the base of the church fur tile pur- posc of ...

... OLMS)OW Sir Garnet Wolseley has sent an official ;elegrain to the War Office announcing the return of the Khedive to Cairo. Be adds that 'us Highness wished to convey to the Govern- a sent the deep gratitude he feels towards Her I lajesty, the British nation, and the army fori fll they have done for him. Telegrams of a t similar character have been received by the Queen from the Rhedive and ...

... (15, I 4 - 01r, 90prmalbt THUTRSDAY IOPRN-INGC, SEPT. 21. Sir Garret Wolseley has now been able to t pend the list of casualties in the Gordon High-. landers, from which it will be seen that the loss. in t[iis regimcnt is six killed and twenty-erht awocnded. Seriors distuirbances are re- ported to hlave broken out at Damnanboor nnd Tantah. In the first-namned place, when Ibrahim Pasha Tewiik ...

... EVENTS N AUSTRALIA. (TELEsGRAMS Vim SA FRANCISCO.'j Wellington. Angust 12. The House of Representatives ha.. aegatived, by 40 votes against 34, a motion brought forward by Mr Moutgomnery, expressing want of confidence in the Government, and disapproving the Ministerial loan proposals. Melborne, Augst 10. The defensive works at Pwrt-Philip Heads are actively progressing. Two gunbbats have been ...

... 1i ?? my - z , v Aetna A-11*1 IP 'o , - 2 I .- I TUE3SDAY M ORX -G, l l1 £T. 1.3 fit Large bodies of the reobr1 troops colthlue to) arnive at Alexandlria with the object of sur- rendering themseelves to thle British autorities. Between five and SiY thousand took this ston 3' yesterday, and as many more are Oxpected wT to reach Ramlell to-dav. Adding these P' to the soldiers that surrendered ...

... GoQvA. COtMlBInATION PAROCAL. BOARD. I -- ?? The monthly meeting of the Govan Combination fr ParochiaMl Board was held ?? Bowman , in the chair.- CO ITEANMEIARtF.o THE ADJUSTMENT cmrrEADEDALETE the The CHAIRMAN said it was not often found neces. rid sary to move the applroval of the mainutes of th& des Adjustment Comamittee, but he thought that these for were so long this time that-they ...

... ~:Cios ASSOCIATION. xc apublic meeting of members of the rl -iand Tenaints' Protection Association, h, .liars resident in the northern part , . as held in St jameis's Bali, Stirling ; Turnlbull, president of the associa- ?? le chair, nund among the genltlemen l,, wir ,*rn wlere Cornciilord Jackson an~d ^ ' ?? SI. Campbell, president,, and Sir![ -f 6-on. secreta.r--, of the Shtopkeepers' , ...

... T.EGJSiT iAR GENERAL'S R:ETURNS. The weekly retnrn of hirthi. deaths, and mar- riages in the eight principlj towns .,f S,4tlnrd for 1 the ceekteutdiunSaturlday. Septemlber 9,aavas:-Tbte death-rate in the ei4lht princiiali ?? during the week ruiidii:g with .Satur tay thletih September, lSS2, IW,., 01;c-r thoceil ff estirti:tet-l ip tllwotji. j IlPltbiraveisl 3 ?? |ci l:-st yenr, buit lfl hzlow ...

... THE INDIAN SUIRVET. The ew rportof the operations of the nian iii Survyapear uasually'soon after the previous I T one; which we notced in December last. In 'the the last renort it was statedi that the principal MM1 triangualation of all India, as originally designed 532ei by Colonel Everest, had been wholly completed says in Southern India, and that very Iittlc-'-only a u single season's work ...

... LETTBRS TO THA BDITOR TAXPAYERS AN]) TAX-GATMFRERS&,I 14th Sestember. SIR-What are the clergy about? Let Gist- gow flourish by the preaching of the Word was the city's proud motto in the good old times; but in view of the revelations in your paper as to tihe legion of defaulting ratepayers - ?? 3%D 'annually-the pious motto in question looks lake a satire. It is to be feared that our pulpit ...

... !ETTErq TO THR EDITOR. ?ASBROKING IN SCOTLAND. Glasgow, 8th September. 182. a lading article which appeared in the, of the 31st nitimo, you reelected, as we Pt r-ong'iully and unjustly upon our trade, rway calculated from its exaggerated spirit 5qct us inju ionly in the estimation of the j Had the ar icle in question appeared in :0'aflu von usually devote to correspondents i? ...

... TfE CLYDESDALE AT HOME AND ABROAD. (All Rights Feserved.) -I PART L. In cart or ear thou never reestit, The steyest brag thou would base faced it, - Thou never lap and stent agd bresoit. Tbeen stood to blav. BEt just thy step a wee thing hastit Thou anoovst swa .` BRSoRS of Clydesdales all over' the world will readily recognise in the above description by Burns in his New-Year's address to ...