... ABZODEEN, Tueodav. -Eighteen trawlers landed good takes of cod, ling, haddocks, turbot, lemon soles, plaioe, and codlinga. Four steam line boats bad fair shot4of cod, ling, aind skVe. None of the emaU line boats ere at sea to-day. Prices;:-Cod, is ad to aa od eath; ling, 2a Gd to 8s 'd eanb ; largd- haddoolt 1Q. to l1s per box; smmlIl, G9 to lOe per box ; turbot, lOOs to 110a per cwat.; lemon ...

... ABERDEEN, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 1, 1890. A I.- --I.. -- I - - o1 . _ A disputo has talcon place botwoen the | Servinn Rogonoy and the Government on thoe I . . t. . .. . . I A C I' I C I pix)intmont of now State Couiicillors, and in by i onlsequelncu a sitting of the Skuptsohiua% was hor iostponed yesterday. tiol Tho report that Dr Peters' expedition had ros, not beon massacred is ...

... I , . :_ - a: , - - . b HOGMANAY NIGHT ENTERTAINM9INT, . L - - .: '' aed aRoN-ACCORD 'T~bT OF' RITOADIIns. a. The first anntual Hogruanlay, festival of the BOn' A lo lug Accord Tent,-Nio. 1666, of the Independent Order of 'thepe. uile Rechabites. 'was heold in. St. Rath arine's Hall. LUITi ,ad Counnillor. Pratt occupied the chair. 'and W Ia 'Lair illy accompanied on the platform by Boilliev ...

... Ti.E NEW YEA, - *t, *'-' : _ - - pt Tbe kin' is dead long live the King ! The id year 1889 isof the tire thet *as, and on the last i, stroke of miduigbt,,and by cheering and mutual c congratulations, the infaut year of 1890 was welcomed !a this mo1i~ng with the usual boisterous effusiveness. The night turned out beautifully, the moon shliing A ie in almost full splendour from an unclouded ...

... IEVENINGS AT- HOME. Wouldst thou be a happy liver, Leot the past be past for ever Fret not when prirl Knd padanta bore you; Enjoy the good that's eot before you, Busat chiefly hate no'man; the rest Leave thou to God, who knows wbat's beast. TasANSATTINThe, we need scarcely Gsay:- Scene-An editors sanctum. Master Printer (rushing in excitedly)- Here's a i' go l Johnson temurderer has just been ...

... ' AGIVCULTURAL REVIBW, (YnM0i A BSrMAL CoaMPOND]C1T.) - We wish our agricultural friends a proaperouiseneev il- year. Signs are not awanting that with the advance bY in commercial prospects, the growing impriovement ia *u trade, with a consequent rise of wages and diatzibu- twon of money, agriculturitsta will benefit with the or- rest of the world, Some departments of trade have of been ...

... BUCHAN NOTHS. (FROM THE£ EVBNINX ExPaEggS) It isapith that a town of the size and importance of Pehrbesd ohould depend almost entirely on the oatch of herrings. If the berring fisbinz be in a bad eIate then the other branches of industry are affected thereby, This should nob be no. Before Peterhoad can be raised from the dulness that prevails in it just now we must get some other brAnches ...

... U1a tintj ' Mr Gioachsi, in his recent letter -on the recoinage wh M`r of likht gold and other currency questions, denied iAnc did that any carsriliy of the half-savsreiizn, of which com- Bull 00 plaint has been mrode, was due to the stoppage of its Ont ,n,. issue in the interests of bi-inetalfliarm. As a sciatter of Pic nke fact, it has been and is being issued, and so far an our galt Ox ...

... LATEST LoNDo News* [fROU OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.] LoXDn6i, Tuesday night. B The N Nintteenth Century for January k Certainly gives ample evidence that intellectual labour does not kill. Here is Mr Gladstone, pot the octogenarian, indulging in reminiscences of Reg the Melbourne Government with a vigour which might befit his grandson. Here is Earl Grey, ow seven years his senior, plunging ...

... ABERDEEN CUSTOMS RETURNS I -FoR 1889s..; . J e The Customs ravenues derived frork the duties it levied on exciseable goods St the port during the it year 1889 show that the total receipts amounted to *8 £170,156 17s 3d, against £179,446 10B 7dd being a r decratse of £3988 19s 4d for the past year. The e following are the Oustoms receipts at the pott for o, December, 1889:- Coffee, chicory, tc ...

... COUNTY COUNCIL NOMINATIONS - _. he _ yol ALFORI). the A meeting was held ab Alford on Monday evnirng am ) in connection with the forthcoming County Council t elections. Mr Grant of Kingsford presided. It ap- peared to be thb feeling of the meeting that the ] a representation wee too setnll under the Act, and As, .d that there should be a councillor for every parish. Mr Ileid, Greystone, ...

... tt A Lloyd e telegram from Sobull, County Cork, s reports that the Brltijh barque Cherinell, bound ia fr[m i'isagu% to the Channel, wvas lost on the coast di oil Monday night. The mate and one hand were r lost. A further telegram states that the vessel tc etrcick the Cnatle Head, fell off, and then sunk. The f captaln waited till the last, then jumped, and was sk d Lup by a boat and lauded ...