... (FROM TIE SECOND EDITION OF T'iLE TIMES,) Durban, September 22. Sir Charles Warren's return to Cape Town was sigualised by a rapturous demonstration, his carriage being unhorsed and drawn by the citizens, and thousands of persons lining the streets. He was presented with an address, to which 2500 signatures were attached. One thousand natives of Port Elizabeth signed the address, which was ...

... 0 uPANGEROUS PAINT. o -- s I Jndgment was given on Saturday in a Board of Trade inquiryat Liverpool ihtoan expalosio non board the Liverpool barque Hawarden Castle, on the 3d July last, by which two men were killed and eseveral others severely injured. The vessel loaded at Cardiff with coal which was admitted to give off explosive gas freely, and sailed fcr Monte Video on the 29th June. In the ...

... TilE VOLUNTEERS. C C0AIPiAHY lT LANAII R,. 'flle res?lt of the various comptetitions for prizes during the mrot HeuUO in as follolvs:- 1. UUAILUiNGE VADE.-Tbe bigheot aggregate of guy twvo Roures of the 26th iay, 17th .AIe, aud lt JUIY to deoldo the wittier. To b, held for one year P6 ?? going along with it to be retained. 1. 2, 3. Tl. Av, Wiener-Pr.Sgt, Wr T. Philp.. 89 88 - 177 88'6 2. ...

... CLYDE NAVIGATION TR.UST. A special meeting of the Tru-steeis of the Clydet Navigation was held yesterday for the piscrpone oft connideving the statement of accounts for the fiman- ciel year from lelt July, 1884, to 80th. June last, IThe Hont. Lord Provost M'Onie presided. The statement showed that the revenue had beset £291,058 4s. lid, against £'291,182 4s lid the pre- vious year, or anl ...

... TEMERANCE MEETNG AT GRAMSN SPEECHES BY it11 M'LAGAYN AiD SIR W. Last night a meeting under the au. jc,; various temperance societies of Giteen, e t, i in the Town Hall. The hall, arcuud tb- of which were hung the banters of tba Guod Templar Ledges in Greenoec, wa, every part. During tbe assemblig o thes0.' musical selections wore given by til J. Brass Band anti the pipers of the lst ?? Provost ...

... I | ET. I ORoMLOGIC.kL OFFICE,. Thursday, September 10, 8 r.M. Tice weatlber over the United Kingdom is in a most changeable, untettled condition generally, and tthe appearance is becoming threatening for the more southerly parts of the Channel and France, This moruiog's observations showed that I all the deprescions noticed in our neighbourhood I on Wednesday had passed away to the north ...

... LETTESI TO THE EDITOR. BI-.IETALLISM- St Vincent Lane, 9th September, 1835. Si ,] ?? carefully perused the various letters which have appearedl in your columns sinco my letter on this subject was writteni but not otie of themi has endeavouredl to controvert inyp state- Iments. ''IQ esimus alono to dissent, but I haVe, in common withl 1 I linae met vithl, not been able to diseerns what lie ...

... TIHE NETHEULA.NDS. OrPENIxNG OFP STATES-GENEIAhL-TUE SUFFRAGE QUESTION. (IcUTEmu'S 'uLEoeAMS.) The Hague, September 21. The States-General was opened to-day by the KingY in person, who, in his speech from ?? throne, stated that the relations of Holland %vith all ioreiga Powers were of the most friendly nature. The participaction of tho Netherlands in the Congo and the Suez Canal Conferences ...

... A FEW PACTS ABOUT TOBACCO SMO(JKING. . In spite of the opposition encountered bv our protest against (Aigarette-soalorrig, which, it will be rsmenibeied, first raisod tile question abo ut this fitriri isj tile fla oi tibaicc, it is now generally admitted that wa were ribllt and our opsloneots ?? ilI the ruatber. 'fiTh rapid conesumption of tite finoly ?? leaves very close to thle mouth has ...

... I «;oN SO N DNDENCE. £3MV -- 65 FLE ST STrEET, London, Sunday Niglht. jse in roflinl~lC ha's couc as a great rising i,! I . cro, all't I gather 1e e1. . :i to.njglht fjl~o the Con- _,ek3 re, t ars Ole ei.t- i IIYll unxpected at ari ,33tti VieLiS1 Jim first feelillg of mnoat , ri tO c -nnct the iiilair with the te0T ]c nfpotOC at Xremsier, and this, 1 believo the Austrian semi- w ll be ...

... THE WRECK O.N TUi BELL ' 4- EX[CITIN'G RZnCUl 05' SI-E CgENY. The 4rbroath harbour tug Alpha, xv,,4 w t.-e E l Rock twin boat on boari-the bhoa: mze::r landing on the rock-left the habhour o: A..: £8 yesterday morning at seven o'lock fi2r ti.o ,i Rock Lightbouse to take off the crew ?? barque which went ashore there on ?? ?? The vessel was ascertained to bi tle I' ?? Brumnm, about (350 tons ...

... 'Ai ADE AT THES MOAT 0118 2R1VAleRy 12N TMS MONTH or AUGUST, 1885. Mean beroinetric pressure for the wonth, reduced, to 1l2' Fain, and mean level of Ue. these . . .. . 29'943 Highest vaeeding of self-regieiteriiig tahrmno- Dog. Iseter In shade (onL the let), .. . 803 LOowes reading of self-registering therme. mewter in sallde (on the 13th), 11, 40'5 Monthl,' ?? ?? Mean til all the Maxiusins ...