... THE CAROLINE ISLANIDS DISPUil{E. (iF.UTLn's 'STLEGRAM.) Madrid, SeptembUer iS. -hoe opinion freely exprcsscd in all circloe and ampiag all cla;sses oler is one stlong11fly opposed to any Confcrence haviug for its object the dis- cussion oi territory iu tae Pacific at piresent not under the sovereignty of asy s'uropuan Power, oli the lines of the recelnt Congo Conference, and unacquired ...

... OPENING OF THE AUSTRIAN REICHSR&TI[1. SPEECH BY T'E EMPEROR, (nsrTERr'S 11LIXR.A.) ) Vicuna, Septemober 26. The session of the Austrian teichesrath was opened to-day by the Emperor il person, His Majesty in the speech from the throne gratgfully aoknowlddges tile mialifestations of patriotism and loyalty towardsthe 1l-lpsburg dynasty during his tour last year, declaring he regarded them as a ...

... VOTg2RS' LISTS. i AARGYLLSBHIRE, The followvihg is a list in detail of the inoreass3 in tbe county ?? Voteyrs. Parisi 18 384 6 2oo6 Klinlidan and Kilmore ?? 120 6 26 8jn1Ils6 .37 31 81nll ?? Coill1 16 2 6 PeIIOYgoOWIIOand ?? 174 125 rv2 135 107 'iiliniche no ..l-..lCfl ?? 89 257 163 6 Tires ?? .. . 64 161 °6 Ardno rohO ad ?? 3 250 I7 Ii ~llue ?? , , 3 4 178 144 Appin end ?? ..143 625 477 A~ler ...

... SIR CHAIlLES WARREN'S RECALL. Yesterday afternoon a meeting of Cape mer- a chants and others interested in South Africa was ; held at Ca2nnou Street Hotel, London, to consider e the recall of Sir Charles Warren. Tibe LoaD MIAYOR occupied the chair, and in introducing the proceedings said lie had already 3 in the House of Commons given his views on the question. 1Te would now only say that lie ...

... I The Lords of the Admiralty, in continuance of' itheir Uinspection of shiphridnv ards, arrived at the Tail of the Bank Ieteda morning onc hoard the A*Imtirilty yui 'lhtrs hav ing sailed Mt frorm Lough Swilly duri~g tile nisght. '1hle Colin- I pny ?? George 14amilton, Admiral ]Jrandri~etla Cnr Ler lod WValier Kerr, 31r Ash- co! inend Bartlett, MP.l, anid Mr Ritchrie, MiLoris ifli ?? thre ...

... TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRATIONS AT I GREENOCX. 0n aturday morning a public breakfast was given in the Temperance Institute, Groenock, in honour of Sir William Collins, MIr M'Lagan, M.P., Principal Cairns, and other gentlemen from a distance who took part in the previous evening's demonstration in the Town-Hall. wx- Provost Campbell occupied the chair, and was sup- ported by Rev. Dr Laughton, Rev, J. ...

... LL'2'TEBS TO 2BIf REDITOR. ii, I -- BAILIE JACIKSON AND NATIONAL Ir EDUC.ATION. n ?? 3, 1885. to Sza,-Allow me to correct an error in the appre- I it ciative notice of the late Bailie Jackson containe ,h in your Monday's issue, where, in reference to his Id j catdidature for a place on the first Glasgow School It Board, it is stated that he and not a few of our nmost thoughtful citizens were ...

... AiiStOIATION. IA ]augely-stteiaded roaseting of the memibers of than St Rlollox Liberal Association one ad1 held iii the Snt tines's 1-ail, Stirling Road, ar last night, for the purpose of taking steps to select e.a cand~idate to represent the division out of thei Ito viarions gentlemen laefore thle electors. Sir Win. ?? ipresidted, and amongst thatse present tvere i. )v W. I, Maueckie, Dr i. ...

... A FIBEE CHURCH LAY'tAN ON D)SESTABLISIDMENT. The following is portion of a communlicationef dealing with the question of Religious Equalityt3 and Disestablishment. The writer is a well-known I gentleman in Glasgow It is not from the Social Democrat that the cry I comes for disestablishment. It comes chiefly from Dissenters and a certain class of Liberals. These maintain that by liberating the ...

... The ordinary monthly mecting of the City of Parochial Board was held in the Board-Room, Parliameontary Road, ?? John Cramb tlh in tile chair, T ASSE553ihNT OF UNLEI PROPERTY. G The CHAILIMAN said tho next business was the motion given notice of by ?? Campbell, to the fol- lowing effect :-That the collector, in making up the AssessmeDt Roll, and issuing uotices to oweers of property, be ...

... MI ETEORIOLO a GICAL OFi IC0E, Wedsesday, Septenmber 16, 8 P.M. The weather to-day IeBs been fair generally over the major part of our islands, but cloudy and rather unsettled in the enuth. Temperature has not been high, but at our southern stationi the air has been damp and soft. This morning's observations showed that the barometer had risen over England anod Ireland; it, had fallen a little ...

... vaus'ai 7gjual'b'41 FRBIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25, According to the latest news from Eastern Itouincla plo movement of Turkish troops on the si frontier has yet been made. Prince Alexander has addressed a second Note to the Powers, D stating that the Mussulman population in oi ?? are forming armlled bands, and asking 'i them to intervene with the Sultan so as to C obtain a categorical reply ...