... THE DJRE OF ABAY MIN GLASGOW. P REQI Or T1Rm CITY. The floube, and DuQches ?? left Blyths.. be' Saur HosGtesat vi1 Sir Archibald Campbell, anh nst Saura morinmg, at half-past ten o'clock tet Aocraeavngthem were the Earl and Countess of W o VW~SrMichael B. Shaw-StewrBr lr.T Shw.t ?? Lady Qotavia fol 1 ba-twart, S ir Arbibinad aind Lady Campbell, of Bl~thswood, and Others. The train, consisting ...

... re The scaffold on which Michaeil Walsh is to be f It executed for the murder of Constable Cavanagh, of s' Letterfrack, was erected. yesterday in Galway V' DI Prison. The condemned man, it is stated, seemsa fully resigned to his fate-. ti = The Irish party ire mnch disappointed at finding I as that at the recent parliamentary revision for county hi he Meath severalhaundred names were erased ...

... THE COMPULSORYNOTIFICATION OF TINFECTIOUS DISEASES. THE ADIOURNED SPECIAL METING OF TEE HEALTH COM31=TEE - The debate on the question of the compulsorye notification of infectious diseases by medical men e was resumed yesterday at an adjourned special meeting of the Health Committee. Mr. Alderman A. B. Porwooaduinpresided, andtberewerep~senlt al Alderman Nicol, Messrs. 3. B. Smith, Hamilton, c ...

... The monthly meeting was held yesterday, the El Mayor (Sir Thomas G. Frost) ?? Littler moved the adoption of a recommendation de that the Improvement Committee be anthorised to have a wholesale market erected on the space in the reh rear of the Town HaU, a&cording to plans to y sh submitted to the Council, at a cost not exceeding £4000.-Mr. Charles Browne (ex-mayor) secondedo the motion, which ...

... I APPOINTMENT OF AN ORGANIST TO THE we DEWHURST ORG-AN. do To TOH EDITOR OF TEIs PRESTON CHRONICLE, an SIRa,-Not before I read a letter on Saturday last, had 00 Ithe least idea of Buch an appointment having been sq made, neither should I have thought it likely that any we 3council of sensible men would have been so precipitate WI 3in making an appointment as they certainly seem to to e have ...

... . ?? IMPORTANT ACTION.1 At the Oldham County Court, on Thursday, before Mr. C. Hutton, an important case was heard in connec- tion with the liquidation of Joseph Berry, Bent Grange Mill. Mr. Taylor, barrister, Manchester, was for the B trustee, Thomas Wilkinson; and Mr. Walton, barrister, al of Liverpool, appeared for Messrs. Seville, cotton brokers, Liverpool. of Mr. Taylor said the dehtor ...

... MANCHESTER ROYAL INSTITUTION7 An adjourned special meetinn of the governors of the Royal BlanchestorInstitution was held ?? afternoon, at tho institution, for tho purpose of electing ceven representativos of the institution to sorvo UDOU the Art Gallery Committee of the Corporation of Mlanchester. At the meeting on the 11th inst. the ,ollowing gentlemen wore proposed and secondod, and Ahe ...

... 5 | TORIES AND FOREIGN- POLICY. TO THE EDITOES 0 THE LI EERPOOL RERCuME. Gentlemen,-Mr. Fawcett, in hirs speech lon Friday evening dropped a sentence-. which though trite, is pregnant with suggestion. He said if there be danger to the Liberal party. it will come from within rather than from without. Thebhoncurable gentleman went on to ! expound this text, andyourselves and otherpolitical ...

... A conference of the Irish Parliamentary par~ty D and delegates from the provinces was heldi in Dublin yesterday, for the pdirpose Of consdein te bro gramme for the new National Association. About I( fifteen huandred invitations waer issued, and about I w eight hundred delegates attended, picplyfo the midland and south-western counties. Mr. Parneli entered the hail accompanied by the HigIL a'n ...

... WELSh WESLEYANIS?T IN LiVERPOOL. irA special English service was held yesterday fore- Cl 'a noonatm ?? to avenue. There vwas a large congregation. H~is St ,,Worship the Mayor (Mr. John Hughes) attended in of s state, and w as accompanied by Messrs. Alderman se Edward Samuelson, Coundillors John Davies, Ed- th ward Grindley, George Feet, Marsh, H~amilton . Hawvley; Mwesas. Richard Jontes, ...

... * arnzrn' T3~enIG}S.) thu he TRADE RIOTS IN RACE. h IAcorS, OcT. 12. bo Inflammatory placards have been posted up at bu various points at Monteeai les MXines. AL attempt Re was made at tbat place last night to blow up the ha house of a foreman bymeansof dynamite. Although an considerable damage was done nobody was injured. ll COMMERCIAL, TREATIES WIT d SPAIN. Pm 1TADnID, OCT. 12 h. A Cabinet ...

... BALLOON ACCIDENT IN AUSTRIA, I 1 A balloon accident, which was very nearly attended with fatal consequences, occurred near y Vienna on Sundav. An aeronaut, named Silberer. had made fourteen successful ascents from the L Prater during the summer, and on Sunday afternoon 'rattempted the fifteenth. He was accompanied by 'two gentlemen, Messrs. Leitner and ScbittenheIm, i >, neither of whom had ...