... ARRIVALS AT January 23.—Earl Greyx Dock— Harvest Queen (s), Spence, Sunderland, coals. 24.—Kag!e(s.), Johnston, Hull, goods ; Queen (s.), >la, London, goods. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. January 23 —Cambria (s.), Buik, London, goods ; Hope. M'Laren, Montrose, light. GOODS ENTERED AT THE CUSTOMHOUSE ON SATURDAY. Imports Coastwisk. Vesper (s.), Mudie, from Sunderland, SiO tons coal3—R. A. & Sous ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. June 9.—Earl Grey's Dock —Murton Gre?n, Seaham, coals. King William's Dock—May, Jones, Carnarvon, slates. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. June 9.—London (s.«), London, goods; Harvest Queen (s.s), Spence, Sunderland, ligh f ; Thomas, Dow, Sunderland. ballast; Judith. Anderson. Sunderland, ballast; Aid Fredrick, Montrose, light; Queen (s.), Doyle, Hull, good?. GOODS ENTERED AT THE ...

... Fkiday. There an entire absence of activity in the market, and buyers appear disposed to restrict their operations to the lowest point, and do nothing but supply pressing requirements. The continued heavy arrival of Flax, Tow, and Codilla has a depressing influence on this branch of the trade, and so few transactions are taking place that quotations are entirely nominal, but the tendency is ...

... Yesterbat's Business. Alex. Rattray—Sequestration (Kyd). Sequestration awarded. Meeting to elect trustee on curt, at 12 noon, within the British Hotel, Dundee. Mr D. Duncan appointed judicial factor. Laing v. Forrester—Execution of poinding (Thain). Warrant of sale granted. Jane Bell—Poor's Roll application Petitioner found entitled to benefit Poor's Roll. Duff v. Fleming (Thornton and Hendry) ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. August 16 -King W lliam's Dock— E'je, Haaf, Narva, flax; Flora, Tyndale, Archangel, fl»x ; Mary Wighton, Anderson, Miudorlaiai, ; Hope. M'l.aren, London, jute ; Neried, aith':6ss. Archangel, flax ; Moray, M'Doaad, Marseilles, oil cake. Earl Grey Dock —Margt. Litilejohn, Kennedy, Sunderland, coals. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. Angust 10. fCbenezer, Watson, Newcastle, ballast; l ...

... ARRIVALS DUNDEF. September 25.—Earl Grey's Dock—.Vlary Wigh'.on, Anderson, Sunde land, coals ; Judith, Andersor, Sunderland, coals. Sept. (s), Doyl», Hull, goods. Sept. Kino William's »ck—Earl Powis, Hutchinson, Archangel, flax ; Agne-i Duff, Mather, Ar hangel, flax, f-ept. 26 —Friendship, liurnis, Southampton, bark. Sept. Camferdovon Dock—Ajax, Stevenson, Calcutta, jute. DKPAKTUIiES DUNDEE. ...

... THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1870. A collision between the American ship Liverpool and an English barque took place in the Channel on Tuesday, and four of the crew of the latter were drowned. A somewhat startling announcement is made in a Berlin official paper. It publishes the draft of the secret treaty, which it says is in Benedetti's handwriting, and adds that before the war of 1866 France offered to ...

... There is between chronic and acute diseases this difference, that while the latter are more intense, the former are the more lasting. treat the one because the suffering it cause, and because the hope there is of cure. We are apt leave the other aloDe, because if there is |iain is a duller kind, and the sufferer time learns to bear it, aud because there is little chance of getting rid of the ...

... sold at about half-price. IBLANKETS, FLANNELS, BED & TABLE LINENS, BABY-ROBES, SEWED WORK, HOSIERY, &c., will much Reduced during the SALE, which will continue for Ten Days. Wanted—A Salesman and an Apprentice. W E S. Oldham's SHERRY, free from Sweetness or Acidity, • • . 23s per dozen. Superior SHERRY, • • .. Verv Superior Vintage, 1844, .30s .. PORT WINE, full Bodied, . 24s Old and Crusted, ...

... Historygf the French Protestant from Revocation of theltdicl of Nantes to the Present Time. Charles Weiss, Professor of History at the Lycee Buonaparte. Translated, with the assistance of the Author, by Frederick Hardman. William Blackwood & Sons. Edinburgh and London. Our benison on the laborious Author of this portly and exceedingly valuable volume. Now-a-days, so revolutionary is the ...

... DUNDEE SHIPPING LIST. AItRIVALS. April s—Memphis, Sherbun, Memel, flax—Britannia. Crerar, and Isabella Forlses, Bannerman, Seaham, coals—Dundee (s), Buik, London, goods. B—S rail, Wilson, Seaham, coals - llaabet, lloss, Brevig, timber—Doversille, llaan, Newcastle, ballast. 10—Agnes, Keillor, Charlestown, coals—Jean and Jessie, Clark, Newcastle, coals ll—Oak, Pattie, Newcastle, coals—Clyde, ...

... (From our own Correspondent.) EniNitrßOH, Tuesday Evening. A universal feeling of sympathetic regret pervade* tho mind of the general public of the City with reference to the melancholy and sudden death of Mr Grainger. was known from early hour on Sunday morning that there no hope of his recovery ; and the Circumstance was feelingly alluded to in most of the City churches in the course of the ...