... ~g~STrNXl CRISIS.l v~rI;AEIANDEPUATIONUATI TO T 'lE CAR.ECZ jg ATTITUDEi OF SERVIA. (RCERSUEOTRAS.)LEPAM, Niisch, October^2. Tbsiia wa arn grand trchligt procession hero ,'litht Durinlg Divine service yesterday \lei\Ple'troads~ ml a patriotic speeh. Tire hold r n~s sittings wwith closed doors, fcC Q.,verniOCt opposes the projectt of several of direputie s to proclaim Kingg M ilan ,fceie O ...

... L.E,'11!/'PRS ?? TX'lE EJDIT'OR. O tN D1R STORY'', SEARMON ON TH[E I CHlURCHI- QAUESTION. I ntT eqtotResneae.tlil, 9th O)ct obe r, 1885 . . Sln-Irellesyour atl~eetionl to the followinlg .passagre talcei from the extract from JDr Story's ' sermo~n iu the C hurch qiteotinta deiivered at ]tos. neath en the Sacramnelt Suod~any, 4~th jollt., and 1 that appearedl in your paper of1 the3 C/II illSt, ...

... TrUESDAY MtORNING, OCTOBER 4.e L~ord !IRosebery addressed a orowdcd public meetingk at WrexhRam last nightbon the reform bi tho :House oE Lords, His Lerclsbip said he did not see bowv tho House could bo abolished by any constitutionlal means, and lhe was certainly not in favour of boycotting it ar starv'- ing it into insiguiticanlce. As a prelirninary, how- ever, a committee of inquiry was ...

... (moss OUR OWN CORRESPONINT.) Paris, October 10, Evening. A fortuight ago it was the Conservatives wvho were flushed with victory and elated at their unhoped-for success. It is now the turn of the Radicals to rejoice, the second ballots having proved very favourable to them. There is nothinm surprising in this, for Moderate Repub- licans uithdrea from the contest in every I department ishere ...

... THfE SCO0TTISH PRIJfROSE LEXAGUE~.. LfBLTINQ AT EflI~lN~UtlGH, Last night, iu the Mtusic Ilall, Ldinburgh, the Right Eloo. W. 1 2 Marriott, M P. for Brighton, delivered a political address nuder the auspices of thc Scottish Grard Councuil of tho Primnrose Leagule. The hell wras nearly filled. Telegrams wiehing succees to the Primrose League in Scotland were read froat Lord Iddeeleigh aend Lady ...

... A;GREESOCIK HAtRBOURl TRUST. The annual meeting of Matepayers of the Har- bouzr Trusmt of (4reenloci was held iii thle Uounoil Hall yestcrday-)lr hu1bert Davie in cthe chair-ta listen to adriresses frmu thes rethirigrepreseots tires. 'i'le mhintes of the Commnittee of Ratepavers were read, in which it w~as stated that Mlessrs John Soott, A. S. dfories, and Thnnas Prentice were agreeable to ...

... MAPS OF THE CUNSTELLATIONS. A Series of Star \a.ps a std 1,xilanatory Articles aienowbeingpublisbedifth5 lY EKLYrfXALD c:ols week. The object Of' the Miaps is to afford means of learning to recu05i80 the various Constellations and their more Prominent Stars, while explartations ecoocupaiyin.g them vill supply infornation which sball re.nder tihe Maps more useful. The Manse depict the general ...

... GLASGOW INST'ITUTE OF ARtCHITlECTS. The annual general me-eting of this Institute weas heold inl thle religinse Institution Iooms, Buchanan ,Streut, yesetrdai', at ?? Jaimes Sellare, president, ii' the chair. Mr William MacLean, writer, secretary, inbmitfedrlh Lbs 11ttusl report, cmld Mr WVn. Landleas, the treasurer, road the financial statement. Thle POESIDMINT moved thle adoption of thle ...

... Thte pst week has been a Somewhat busy one in respect of Clydesdale exportation. The Anchor Line shipped on Wednesday ten head for a now ?? Clawson, Thonmas & Co., Indiana, Pa. These were superior horses both as regards breeding and individual excellence. The beet animul in the lot was probably Prince of Both. well (4189), which, along with a yearling colt got by Mr Kean's Prince Charlie' ...

... SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBERlz 10, From correspondence wvhich we publish l cse. wvhere it willw bo 3een that M~r Johnl Ure has R finally decided not to come forw ard as a candi- date for the Central Division of Glasgow, In wi the Blackfriais and. Hutcehesontown D~ivisior. ha Lord. Edinond Fitzmaurico hias likiewise givon th his linal decisionz, the state o~ his healtis still un contiuuing such ...

... THE EASTERN: CRISIS. it REPORTED SERVIAN INVASION e OF BULGARIA. ti ?? I, MOVEMENTS OF PRINCE ALEXANDER. s r (EXCHANGE COMS'ANY'S TELEGRAM.) Paris, October 16.,. d The Temeps of this evening publishes a tele- v gram to the effect that a strong force of Servian t troops crossed the Bulgarian frontier last night. ta A Turkish force has been ordered to leave E Bisata for Nisci. ., ,t. k (REUreP'S ...

... IS II L. Ties: CALL TO PLxnVAtx PI'.tt-t Clor.¶ ?? ot' Glup lasgow ill t Clint h ?? ficr trie pltt rp~-e t' 1,examiining, anild j edging of rioI appcll I.incurt church in favour (it Air Anui~ew AUL'.,,i I of Auchtertool. ilec. *Jameis III~ 2 to of Presbytery, presided. T1h't, ('i-rh V idrowulie) detaile!d tile aitoep that ii., a'rut. taken, anil mentioned thata lie hail rect-i front Mr Miller ...