... uilT ?? ELE CTION. jq~ IIITEESES rTION, OF GLSG7 Cisstrai eanitdiate f't ~2aedsn% ,ea nd , oi the electors last o A-sonsbly JRooms, Crownt tlc ~~tiS~rowdd attsi iicS. DIr c-fee.Elthle chair, and amongI thle 3111 ?? oi t ptiatfotto sceor Coilsirilllor' 'r ,~ ~ yy'. (;Irises, J1. U. OlHara, I j'ct ~sj' ...

... SIR IT. D. WOLFF'S MlISSION. I TlHE C(N IsI'RENCES W'll TH1E 1TUR1811~ MINISTERlS. (IMtUTER'S ¶I'ELEGRAM.) Constantinople, September 12. ?? tmird and fourth conferences, hold on the Sth and 10th inst., between Sir 11. D. Wolffand it the . tuist negotiators worc occupied with the t military ijuestiun in Egypt, and statistics con. nocted with the subject. Licutenant Stuart Wortley, military ...

... ECCLIA1ZTSTWIAL ST STh EIh 'S PlRISH CXURCH. I St Stephen's Parish Church, which haq been closed for some time for repairs, was yesterday re- opened for public wir.ohfp. 'Abs services were con- ductedl by the 11ev . Dr G. S. B3urns in the forenoong thle 1'ov. James Douglats in the afternoon, and cite lRev. Thihiais Ilyalo)p in the evening. At all the tliets thra were crowedol congregatione. ...

... 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 ...

... THE VOLUNTEER BAZAAR AT : 1ELENSBURGH,. This ?? and fancy fair was re-opened yeet~ro day, in presence of a large and enthusiastic audio once, by Mr R. T. Reid, ,P., Q.C., who was accompanied to the platform by Sir Jamnet Vatsoll, ?? Breingun, Captains Meswei and J. Stuart, Lieutenauts Geumill and Mar- tmn, tC. Sir J21,1Ss WVATSON, introducing ri Reid, saij -I have very great pleasure in ...

... THE CHOLERA ON THE CU T0NTI Nr. (REUTERl'S TEbLEnAMS.) Madrid, September 11, Tue official cholera bulletin issuecl this imorning reports 1729 cases and 542 deaths is Spain yesterday. The details are as follow :- Caseis. Deaths. Almeria (capital) ?? '0 22 Almneria (province c 21 14 Barcelouna (proviice s ?? 124 . 3SJ Caliz (oapita l) ?? : 27 Cadie (province) , 23 12 Granaia (capital) .. 8 ?? ...

... THE CHOLERA ON THE CONTIN E'NT. J ~(REUT~lt S TLILEGEXS.3S, Madrid, September S. The official cholerabullctin issued this morning e reports 1875 cases and 034- deaths in Spain yesterday. The dotails are as follow:- CR0esa Deatos,. Y Almerir (capital) ?? ,7 '2 Almeria ?? 27 Barcelona (capital) ?? 40 31 Barcelona ?? 87 1 Cadiz (capital) ?? 45 10 Cadiz (province) ?? 1 1 Granada (capital) ?? S ti ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...