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... Ia LA TE, ,1 . -; ~~~~~: ' ' ' t~~~~~~~t~~ n .., , 1ANE.PAI5,'4 iMond''y! . 'i ' .; :FRANCE-PA'IS, filony.eoer5 'Fives, 91.35; from IMidid of- ftai4th inst. state ,that a'deputation of the Portu-guese officers of the re-' -v~o.,te~d;'.garrison -of Elvas pvesented~ithemsel'lea to 4he Spais,,qh Oasptain-General a~t Badajoz, requesting' his co- o~peration to put down- the 'Government'at ...

... I _ _ The Annual Distribution of Prizes and Hononrs, for the session 1850 51, took plave on Friday last, when the follow - jjggentlemen wyere deolared the successful competitors:- x.-simrsoN NATHEINATICAL PRIZE OF THE VALUE OP SIXTY POUNDS. Robert Machray, Aberdoen. PSON GREEK PRIZE OF THE VALUE OF SIXTY POUNDS. William Young, Kirriomuir. ,II--1HUTTON PRIZE OF THE VALUE OF FIFTEEN POUNDS. 1 ...

... :1.~ - , KINCAznimhsaSiur.-The opening month has passed 'Vway, exhibitilg in its course .the ,garbs of winter,- and,, spring., Rain,has fallen on eighteen, days-the depth; for Zthe month aniounting to 4 3.10th ilncles_ -withithe, pr'1aitligu' direc- tioi,0Qfele wind easterly. .There arq still-patches ofland to soow..ithjibarley';, and the, seedtime, has,.,on .the whIgle, beenl,cperiod wkhei: ...

... roST of our agricultural readers are no dofibt award that, a large amoult of attention has been drawn to the south- west of. Scotland during the -last two years, on account of the reported improvements, and highly advantageous me' thods of management said to be adopted on certain farms iii that quarter of the country. .Many of thom are aiso per-. hip6 aware that tlhe published account of one ...

... TnE measure before Parliament for the suppression of 3 the Romish Ecclesiastical Titles does not seem to give d more satisfaction in its modified than in its original E form. Itis doubtful if, in its present shape, it please I any party; for while it has the appearance of sacri- el ficing tbe principle of complete toleration, on which those tI opposed to legislation on the subject take their ...

... FRANCE appears to be on the eve of a new ministerial s crisis. The present transition ministry is said to be p about to give place to one of a more permanent cha- racter, chosen in the usual way from the majority of the Assembly. MA. Baroche and Odillon Barrot are spoken of as the likely heads of the new Cabinet. The German question, as we mentioned last week, is the difficulty of the, present ...

... France. PAIS, Mounday.-We cannot learn that anything positive has yet.been decided as tolthe Ministerial crisis. It appears, indeed, that, up to 12 o'clock to-day, Louis Napoleon had not formally accepted the resignations. Yesterday, M. Odillon Barrot, M. Leon Faucher, and even M. Dupin, are stated to have been sent for by the President of the Republic, and to have had long con- ferences with ...

... MINISTERIAL MEASURE ON T HE PAPAL QUESTION. I I . a_- - :(R4A l~fa l Spectator.) Ministers have at last o ome'to a decision on the mode of dealing with the Papal Aggression; scacdly beroie the thofe for indecision tad extired, ande not at cn11 tof soon for thep- Public curiosity. We believe we re betraying no confidence if we anticipate by a few hours the formal declaration of the results at ...

... PRI VATE CORRESPONDENCE. L= Est Feb., l8M. pi THE lapse of another week has exhibited little change in a the aspect of Continental affairs. The fundshav'e risen in tl lFrance, but wherefore, it is'not easy to divine. !,The na- n tional mind is proverbially mercurial,- afd, therefore, P readily yielding to atmospheric influences, and the in- fluence which has operated in the fiunds mnst.tbe ...

... Boeat lnteU ¢e.: ABE3DEEN, July 30, 1861. 0 Births. t At Arthurseat, near Aberdeen, on the 28th instant, the Lady t of WILLIAM LESLIE, Esq. of Drumroessie, and yr. of Warthill, of 0 a daughter. At Bloomfield, Holburn Road, on the 25th curt., the Wife of 8 GEORGE ALLAN, Advocate, of a son. At Bloomfield, Aberdeen, on the 28th instant, the Wife of t the Rev. SAMUEL GRANT, Free Church Minister, ...

... I I'; ssS W n - 3 l at - i 'I.; . .A- - . isjiii' oflilese'of t'heo'l Z~~wia.i .e'i'a! tAosendcout weekly, ou' brdinail occQ-ions; the' :ex'ordiuary number of between 70,000 and 100,000 copies; and on euch c- casions as the opening of, the E hibWiou' erly 200,000 cepieB, Te bar usea e' a4edl l-~vr, hms frOll India, frelghte'd witnn ephts b oBree bull, o xtenenb bi&e~ns hcidcg rae ojb6.o. ...