... it Adl -.- - AU r ComOctosadatclesa oitelec, ntendedi -o publication, require to leb, athenticlaed fyrhe namec and address of the writer ; and unless thee diy rections are rigidly adhered to, Correspondents ma rest ssred that no attention will be paid to their co-aunicatin *.0 T. *A. will require to authenticate his communication -'1ture, and to become responsible for its cc- beqleTsceb . T ...

... ILoval *hteUleigmaet ABE1UDEX:N, Apzil Si 1848; Births. At 22, Belmont Street, on the 30th ultimo, Mrs Alexander Fowler, Of a son.' At Bendauch, on the 26th ult., MrsaWilliamson of a son At Mill of Allardyce, Bervie, on the let inst. Airs Napier, .of a son. At Kirkeoldy, on the 28tk utilt, the wife of the .Rev. James Black, of a daughter. I At Lethen House, on the 26th ult., Mrs Brodie of ...

... REJTOICINGS AT BILELACK. THn accounts of the marriage of Captain Foatrs of Blelack to Miss DRuA1UONODwore received by the teuantryofthe pro- perty with the mostvlively joy. A committee was formed, and a resolution to celebrate the happy event, by a Dinner and Ball, was immediately determined on. On Monday last, upwards of forty individuals, including guests and tenants, sat down to an ...

... I _ . . We have much pleasure in sitatin , that Mr Alexander Walker, Gardener at Mayen, Baniffbhire, has iuventeda Ma. chine or Instrument for measuring Heights and Distances, Land Surveying2 Levelling, &., which we have little doubt will be hailed with satisfaotioi by many classes of the corn- munity, especially by Government: and railway engineers, land surveyors, road contractors, and, it ...

... :Wiscenanecrm. - . COLONIAL MARKETS; FaiDA, May 26. The Colonial an0l Foreign Produce Markets have this week been obareacterised by niore' 'marked signh of improve- mnent. $ales have bot been :so~largely D~ressed forward, in- dicatin'g a better and, mor', confient feeling aniong~st the merchants. At the tiarne time the trade havepurchased stocks on a mare.extended scale, and as the ...

... j THE FRENCH PRESIDENTIAL EtLECTioN. | 11~~~~~~ ;. :. .. :. T. The ~(-From flhe Times.) Te lection of Louis 'Na~poleon Bonaparte to thO~Presil deney of the ]French' Republic inay'be'described iai~l phrase-thfe Frecichl People prefer eve a priu Macnero to besa/id Rpublic. Tho pretensionisof theiml~perialist candidate are strictly confined to the ete-entiatcharacteris-, tics of mionarohy, ...

... ALARMING RIOTS IN GLASGOW. IT is with pain we have to report that a fearful Chartist outbreak occurred in Glasgow on Monday last. The mob had shown a turbulent disposition for some days, and were assembled in thousande; when about three o'clock in the afternoon, they broke out into acts of open violence, lun- dering the bakers' shops as well as those of gunsmiths, to obtain food and arms. ...

... - : ' ~rr~ance. PARIS, MondayU.A banquet given yesterday by the ex- delegates of the Luxembourr,- collected 1200 g9ests at ihe Barriere de Sevres. Severatl Montagnard representatives at- tended, amongst whom were observed BIM. Joly, Felix Pyat, and Pierre Leroux. After' the companv entered the hanquet hall, the Commissary of Police of Vaugirard. as. siste*dby three peaee officers, demanded ...

... I As iroticed in our last, thc Thirty-Seventh Anniversary of' the Scottish Congregationial Union was celebrated here last week. A maeeting of the friends of' the Theological Academy Was hold in Frederick Street Chapel onl TursdaY eVVC!ing.~-Thot, Rev. Ale. Tomison of George Street, Chapel irresid'ed'attd, after dovotiolll exercises, briefly adidre,,sed thle aimetirlg, specially aihlditlng to ...

... 1* - ? ; m.r- ?ml' wl.11-111---- :1-.1 .., - -fS . I . .FLOERtGv.OaN AATqD SHRUliutnY.-If the soil of anv of the beds or clumps for masses require renewing or dsiriching by the addition of animal or vegetable manulre, it should be immediately done, that they may be ready to receive plants or seeds. Where the same, or nearly the same, plants are grown fora number'of years successively inany of ...

... l it 1tMODEL LODGING.ROUSES. : ,: To the EDITOR of the ABEnDEEN JOURNAL. D U-3DEe, 9th April, 1849. SiR.-1 regretto observe *fomMr A. W. Chalmers'letter in your paper of last veek. that the appeal which was lately madie to the Aberdeen public for funds, with whiob to esta- blish a Model Lodging House for the Working Classes, has not been respoude.l to SO liberally as could have been desired. ...

... I CONCLUSION OF TRE HARVEST.CROP- i AND MARKET,.; TEE remarkably fine weather of last week has enabled the farmers to bring the harvest to a much more favour- able conclusion than the early part of it promised; for until last week, although probably half the crop, or- mero, wag carried, all of it was in a very soft and doubtful condition. In many parts of the district there had ,en scarcely ...