... A IN GL is G. 1 oCarcLVEM.-RERMISTON CLUB COMPYT1TIo.-C pi. club lheed thevir iirst comnetitioa here on istur.i.;y. The w reather was cloudy all day, with a soth.-westerty wind. T lhere were eight conpetitors forw.rd, but only foar reportedI ar tota capture of 9 trout, 71h. ioz. There was only one ' -ape, alonwg ith a sweeprtale, wthich were gained as i ,folloxs:-(Captaiu Whltec 3 trout, 21b. ...

... 1THE CLYDE BRIGADE CAMP e NEAR IRVINE. 11 I - 't I (FROMt OUR SPCIAL CO0RTtEq?OKqDiNT,) 5?. The Camp, Galls;, Tuesday. Tho Voplunteers under canvas at Gailes have en- thV joysei an excellent night after the fatigues of yes- an terday. The full moon moved through a sky i thbe almesst destitute of clouds, the canvas city present-;t inog a weird and. picturesque eff ect unuder its rays. L Numbers ...

... (Slaog I~r~ if 1IA J FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1589.. In the House of Lordo yesterday the Local ' Government (Sootland) Bill was read a firstI I - - - - - -. - .. time, and the second reading was fixed for ri Thursday noxe. The Merchant Shipping (Ton. ol nage) Bill was read a second time, and referred 1 to the General Purposes Standing Committee. s, The Bribery Prevention Bill, the Isle of Man b ...

... Windsor Castle, Snusdayv. The Qieen and Rnyal Family went to Frognacre - this moruine, and attended divine service at the Sa Royal Mausoleum. - at C G t The Bishop of Ripon, assiated by the Dean of si Windsor, oLiiciated. Wi T'le Hon. Marie Adeans has succeeded the Ho.n Reos Hood as Mlaid of H1onour in Waiiung to Her ' aesy iarquis of Hartington has left the Castle. ;r To-day's issue of the ...

... LB1IcRING FPLSWING. Ii SMIOTLAND.-ILaSt week was a complete blank. Boats were two or three times at sea. but dogesl1 seere miet with i a . swarms Nearly al the strangcr boats have left for home. l ?? the past fortnight nearly five hunired boats have left 'O ite islands, and the Dfeet now only consists of sonne Divo or rer three hundred local boats for the late 1ehbin. Offers of l8 1 per crasn ...

... ;, ' 4ROUn A u.jRRansrosDrcT.) Topka Kansas, June iS-, issq. f ia~v Kansas, astefirst of the mower States to adopt loll Pr-ohibiti~n, presents a very interesting field for the b such inquiry as we purpose making in this search of!. itfor facts relating to that question, We leave Des shuc Moines, Iowra, and take our journey sooth-west for of I three to font hundre~d miles-partly through Iowa, ...

... THIH PARNJLL C'OMMISTON I VR DAVITI I?1 THE WITNESS-B9X. im ZrThe Special Commissiva sat again yesterday. i Mrs and almis Gla'dstona were seated as usual in a corner of the jury bdx. Lord and LaJy Shaibrook were a'so present during a partim of the day. 'nbs Court became much crowded daring the afternoon when it became known that Mr Michael Davitt wars in the box. i M^r Michael Davitt entered ...

... THE WORL.D'S SUNDAY-SCHOOL CONVENTION. The, proceedings of this convention were opened a yeeterday a, the Mermcrial Hail, London, with praise and ?? B. F. Jacobs, Chicago, in s the chbir. The inception of the convention lie o with the supporters of Sanday schools in Canada .and the United Statws, in both of which countries e the work has been long carried on with great I fervour; and aithough ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. bai TUESDAY, JULY 2.. belt The Loia.CHANiCELLO0R took his Seat en the yes Woolsack at twent ?? foor ?? ver5 The Local Govyernment(Ireland) Provisional Ithe Order (Ne. 2) Bill was read a third time Andl cola passed. shot The Gas and Water Orders Confirmation Bill .j Ipassed through Committee.' tile IThe Friendly Societies Act (188) Amendment the Bil ?? on recommitment. BTll ...

... : MILITIA BALL AT DUMFRIES, r A ball was given to the officers of the KiEg's t Own Scottish Borderers Militia at minfries on b Tuesday night by the Bobility and gentry of the n southern counties, and was attended by a large and I brilliant assemblage. Thi following is a list of the n party:- a Colonel Walker, ?? Lieut.-Col. 'Irme, Major b Witham, Major Irvine, Capt. Laurie. Capt. AIKiLe, Cpt t ...

... - h WAPLAIKE RUMOURS FROM'i THE DANUBIE I (CENTRAL NEWS THLECaA5O3) Vienna, July 8. A dispatch fronm Jassy states that fifty Russian lScer' Lvzriug frons Ode..sa have passed Braila, en s-outs to Servia. is arso stated that the Russian military autho- rities aro .cending wateris1 for the ?? of pontoon Uidges at lseni and the MOuu'us of thc Danohu EAST AFRIWA. (METER'S TELEGOMOALU Zarinzibar, ...

... THE CA:VIPAIGN ON TaE NILE'. .N -. (FROM OVS0 SPECIAL CoRRES)PONDENT.) spr Assouan, July 18, Nighl tic Everything is quiet to-day at Bellana, the th camp of Colonel Wodehouse, who cemnads the pa Egyptian force on the Nile. to The answer of Wad-el-Njumi, the leader of va the dervishes, to the Sirdxr's proclamation tot shows that there is an intention on the part of th the enemy to resist the ...