... ' MZ''olaoLox Icar, Ob'TIC3, Thursday, September 17, 8 P.sl- In the course of the patst 24 hours the weather haie been in a very unsettled3 condition as far as our southern and south-eastern counties are concerned, and coine rain ioe fallen at our most Dortherly stations also, but at tile wore central stations thle weather has been fine, bright, end dry. At tie extreomo south eastern stations ...

... EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS .IN E DINEURGH. The annnal series of meetings at which the teachers of Scotland discuiss educational topics commenced yesterday in the Royal High School, IEdinburgh. There was a good attendance of teachers front many parts of the country. ]tUIiH{ AND PAROCHIAL SCIIOOLMAT;ERS' ASSOCIATION. The ninth annual meeting of the Burgh and Pr Prohial Schooliuceters' Asoojintion was ...

... CLOSE OF THE PliOOlBEDINGS. (sRUTEseS TELEGRAM1.) Berlin, September 17. The Internationpal Telegraph Conference to. day assembled for the last time. The protocol recording the proceedings at the last sitting but i one, when statements were made by the several delegates of Trskey, Ronmania, Servia, and Bulgaria touching the passage of telegrams over the respective frontiers of those States was ...

... CLYDEl TRUST, A meoting of the Trustees of the Clyde Navigsr- tion wvee held yesterday in the Triotece' Hall, St Vinceiit S~treet-Mr G. lV Clark presiding. THlE LAW BUSINESS OF TEE TRUST. At a meetinig if the Committee on Parlia- I mentary anud' Law l3uniness held on the 4th Angust, ?? .ar-, submitteld the accounts ot WMessrs, lbobcrtcnl, Low, llolerto . (;Irose for law business transaeted for ...

... OSLO OWVN, CoU-NCIL . I . Cotuttl o ?? yes ?? forI i!.WifllamU MAllUie, Q~civAr' . l the OIl) Ir, pe V' . jll Jitt i he Submittted to C t~ * i~upr p iteref~ven,,e to e1 iil5 t ir i-~* ?? vices ?? t Ot fr-' 5l. 112 11 1 3 ' \l. A 'eni ?? rI.' ' o 1 I inl thecit') 1 ti l ie htijt ?? iziiliciititO tilo deulart' i~i tLlloi' tiviicoltieii hcv lo the14to,:% oe ith111 itn think. I' (t! ~~ ...

... LE, TTERS T0 THE iEDITOTR. 5£ 'P PAGANIINI REDIVIVUS. et September 21. et Sm.-You have been ouite mistaken in amn)nons-. et og- in yours of to-day thsr. the entertainment given g in thle Natioual lialls on Saturday evellinjg wa's li origiinated by sue. I was merely engaged like the u otiher members of the company, and had no voice it ni tile initnlgenent, and toi no part whatever in s ...

... MEATHEMBR RPOCHT AND FORECASTS. METZO1OLOGIOAL OpF'ros, Wednesday, September 23. 8 P.M. In the course of to-day uneettled rainy weather 'has gradually extended from the westward to nearly all parts of the kingdom. The charts for 8 A.,M showed that the anti-cyolone which lay over our southern coaets on Tuesday had moved away to the east of France, and that a large depression had advanced to the ...

... 1(LU1Q CULTUJAL S]IOI'S. INVEE ARAY. The annual sh ow of tin, Iseuiy 'ssniad Agpicrlttieal Society rus held ait llicer'iicY on SRAltneilay, 'ITars) wan4 a atacottiitttue c eoilic on thin groundlli and thu xsl'iii,it 1). aui'chlito t~e~hiitur fu ores nd yrni,c rittlJ. finoee, Inonoyna ules hiboine arctue priuci pai pruze-ta kcrs 05 ?? 11(11lAI'CAi 'l~lf.-I'i 01'los-lhiilt, ealveotbefore jne ...

... The Congress resumed its sittings yesterday morning in the Cambridge Hall, Southport-Dlr T, E. 'Ibrelfall, presiding. DISPUTE IN' THP COTTON TRADE, Mr J. MkAWUSED Y moved- 'ThattubsCongress, believin thattlhepreventsteagnationtin trade as lamely duo to over-productios, a remedy for Which is inet to be foundiiin a navrtaitiment Of the earnings of vise workers, desires to tender its sysoatnthy ...

... storms(a ?? R I .. Q ne)I AnD IAN r. ,nc- - r - I I . ;vT3 AD 1SS OF L,0. ae of C jcirah severity prevailed over A g C cra t a ;rl(jay eveniucg and Saturday /he ft e rrrprieil by very hacvy rain. Tlhe 2 t ul-west, and steamers ?? at ~r~eeeck reported a heavY sea run. 5r ertefes t1 he lads. Iluring the forenoon on ' airy; the ti id mloderaited a little, but in- ;* (eCerity towards the evening. ...

... SIR II. D). VOLFl'S MISSION. lEPORTED DIFFICIULTIES WVITH THE TURLKISH STATESMIEN. ed of (lEV'lTEi'S LOr4M 3 ay Coustantinoplo, September ID. lie The Catbolic Armenian Patriarch, thle e Oecumnenical patriarchal vicar, and several other ,; ecclesiastical and lay notahilities connected wvith ,at the Eastern Church have successively paid visits 'lie to Sir lI. Drunnlnouid WVolff in order to repro ...

... I)ECLINE IN RtAILWAY TRAFFIC, The general report to the Board of Trade in regard to the share and loani capital, traffic in passengers and goods, and the working expendi- ture and net profits from railway working of tire railway companies of the United Kingdom for 1884 has just bedu issued. 'tlhis report, which is signed by Mr H. G. Ualctaft and Mr li: Giffeu, says:- The grnegal result of the ...