... I INTERNATIONAL CHESS CONGRESS, 'i : The Ian ationnal CheEs Congrens was continued at Bradford yesterday, the ?? round of tie mastears' tournament being proceeded with in the morning. The game between Weiss and Gnus. berg was a Centre Counter Gambit. and Gunsberg played the unusual defence of Pawn to Queen't Fourtb. He obtained a cramped position, and the ' game was drawn upon the twenty-fifth ...

... ANGL AG. Trin EEr (DurnErsssnesvr).-Notwithetanding the fre- quent fails of rain this river has searcely been in flined during thie past week, but it has been swelled on more than one ocea- sion, Angling with bait and fly has been sedulously pursued by a large number of fishers, but the takes during the day have not been large as a rule. Night fishing, however, has been much more productive, ...

... |THBE :RMLAY DISASTEA R IN|I FRANCE . (R!:U~TEa'S LEQ~RAIS.) . Dijon, Se tthbr S. on inquiry t the osjpikal bir` this Siriing. It 1 was stated that the condition of CaptAim Msrriot 1 smd of thi young Enigiish student, wk o rsiwjured 1 in tbe railway accident yesterday, re nafn terisu J ?? 4aeiffgfrom tbeat limeib's aid 'itiral I injuries. The oth'e injured ]0reaous are-progres- ing as ...

... , I -- TrnsnA- r.- MnErZOOWGICAL OsF'izO, LoNDON, Tfuesday. setenbg IL .Tht weather ?? the British Islands duriog the pat 24 hours, thoug sotnewbat shewery at the eastern stations during the esrlier hours of the day, has been improving steadlijS, but this t evening's reports show that even now i6' can hardly be considered1as settled so far Us the iirth-westetu end northern ?? of the kingdm ...

... , DIBRECTOBS' HALF - YEARLY REPORt r The half-yearly report by the directors of the d Caledonian iailway Company has been issued, t The balance available for dividend for the half- 1, year to 31st July, 1888. is £507,935 14s 7d ; after c payment of dividends on the preference stocks, t amounting to £270,033 9s lid. tbere remains c £2S7,902 4s 8d. The directors recommend a divi- r dend on the ...

... OnAd, SAo O F 3AMX WES, AND LAMM AT BESTN. 1h em~nutio, eof thelr periodni sperial sales of store shea inm tith W.Du and ^Rtonstock salee5 x- a ?? W. R SlAt hedd greatsae at m yes=Y :; antri. co Ased 14S Border Laic-te shearlug ras, ! ~ S% I glintO ee, 1an-W Samba. Tade-V w brikandgooD. 02 11 lots of !aU5,tb e ?? 05 , ?? readrbea a welloot lotfm Hllepud bahe bes£ ::m selinat £19 fo Hr Crdchon, ...

... i ?? LONDON CORIE-1PNDENCZ: . $, A SATURDAY SITTING OF THE COMMONS. 65 FLEET STREET, s Saturday Night. i The House of Commons sat on Saturday to help P to wind up the business of the session. There was a very small attendance of members, for a large number of our legislators have already left l town. When the sitting began Sir Henry James made a complaint of the publication by various ...

... -MR GOSCHEN ON POLITICAL I; SITUATION. )Ij The Right Hon. G. J. Goechen, Chancellor of: the Exchequer, was pres~rt at adeosrtn held on Saturday afternoon, at W~ynard Park. the: Iseat of the Marquis of Londonderry, in connection with the South-East Durham Conservative Acorn- -ciation and the Durham County Liberal Unionist Association. The chair was occupied by M1r r Thomas Wrightson. A letter ...

... jLTTE2IS To lTU't, i~;t, X~~~ . orw ZT A~rl ae ` ?? 0. RL ~iPOLLUTION' 0?7 jl N r2U~iIF'ICATIO'N ?? 'IlLI CLY!52v SrTto enerdio t~ Soe'-aiL,n with.a Lhurried note 1y.-na i ii50 .ci:uos with your permi-'ton, i o lo iu ny en; c so to speakC, on tise man U'ijez. It so haupen!s that I 1-~t iuiiomer frri5 c 9the saoaths i-f July cand A-e6u;:a at Arroc'er~r !.se year,at which time ,there wvs; a ...

... The nonthly meeting of Greenock:-,Harbour l Trmst W hald yesterday after n. P ro Shnlrand in the chisr. The Pnovoe congratulated the Tenet on the termination of a very troublous and harassing time, audten the fact that in the short space of 1httle more than a year their idiffickies had. been harmoniously settled. They had begun their work -against the greiteet opposition, but when . people had ...

... THE EUROPEAN SITUTION. i. -, . ole ba a MA1OEt@NIA~i,llE8TiSNI. SE.. - Berli, September 26. Tc )eil Count Herbert Bis110k sid the militery suite Pr us. eomted to accompany th inoror on his journey of to Vienaa and Rei. left there this evening for may Fdimkfarwal-Aln ?? ha Prince Biarek's interview with the Emperor Ly. in.tho Marble Pailace at Pots dami ye~steday wa I very bribf; sad it is ...

... KwauSSIE HIGHLAND :. I 0; ' I IGATHERING. The angual athletic sports for Badenoch an: iotbiemnurchs were held yesterday at Kingussi&, The weather was all that could be desired for out., docr amnusmlts, and there was a large attendanc, of, sportsIeOD, vis itrs, and the general public, Atmong those who occupied seats in the pavilion or. -in vehiclese round the ring were the fellowing:- the El ...