... Imptrial I4 aUament. HOUSE OF'loEDg.Wifesday, Dec. 27. . cept The following Is a more extended rep ort of the r4marks of the, Alfre, Prime Minister on his future policythatn was gi~en In our last-77 Chief The Naes- QI' Aberdeeni-I need. not detdninour -Lordships On - e the'natore of.~ our relations with foreign powers. rThe truth is, . Mi that for the last thirty years the principle of the ...

... VU ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~FV t . As there is a diversity of opinion as to the propriety of f ploughing lea, with a deep furrow, for a crop of oats, the foU-i A lowing result of an experiment on the home farm at Tlhirlestane' I Castle, betvixt equal quantities of land ploughed with the E Marquess of Tweeddale's three horse plough, and the common it two horse plough, may be interesting as well ...

... 0 ENGIAND. - c The Earl of Derbyihad an andience o the Queen on Mon E day to take leave on resigning the office of First Lord of the T1ryeatsury, a The Queen held a Court and Privy Council at Windsor h Castle on Wednesday. At the Court the following had audi- enres of Her Majes~~~~ty :-Lord St. Leonards, to resign the Great Seal of England. The Marquis of Salisbury, to resign then Privy Seal. ...

... To the EDITOR of Mhe ABERDEEN JOURNAL. 8iit,-One of your Contemporaries has got a very cleverfellow of a Correspondent. I don't know who be is, or what be is, but he is somebody and something, or I'm very scriously mistakes. He says he has got the vanity to presume that he might be able to reduce, to a didactic form, a few of the chief rules for regulating the construction of lyrical ...

... ST- MA; HA1R'S LOfDulo.CE 54, , .27tb Den- 1kw9 27tb Doe., 1852: Se. WILLIAM RASOAOE, ArchitectW ja- 5 James RettWe, Jewvelher, Past z1astan.1 Willinnm'Jenos, M.D., London, precUy ,fse.t Robert Beveridge, M.D, Suirgeonl, Senior Warden., ti David Robertson, Royal Iotel ,'Jiinr Warden. fi William Dutbie, Advocate, Tr'easiurcr and CnL.k 0 William Gordon, Sharebroker, Secretary p Charles Gordon, ...

... FOREIGN AFPAIRS* - f t- - rnt - the chi TEnt news from the Continent is not very varied nor get em ses very interesting. The new French Constitution, or See rather the modifications on the Constitution of January Au ate last, has been published, and show that, although the froi on. Emperor has had to encounter some opposition on the St vill part of the Senate, yet he has got his own way in ...

... TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDING, h The usual monthly meeting of the Town council Ira on Monday-the Lord Provost presiding. s held I,. PRESENT :-Baillies Henderson, Sim, Rose, asin Ledlg. 1, ham; the Dean of Guild;- City Treasurer. I~, Henderson, Laing, Watso, M~clllxhanI'er r don, Jamieson, Leslie, and Andergon. C 'dy, . The Provost, before proceeding to the business, cgrtoi.1 s.the members on their ...

... Of cit. . P~~~~~~~~~~~~~rance, bi 'et ,PARSu Monday.-A good deal of interest is excited in diplo- hi hbe matic circles in Paris by the arrival bore of Count Caroli on an i LP-~ extraordinary mission from Vienna. It is not known precisely PI 1ewhat the, Wobjec of the mission is, and the mystery increases the roanxiety to unravel the matter. On Saturday he bad two con- ac frences withiM.' Drouyn ...

... k, The hurricane which burst forth on Sunday week has not o been equalled, in point of severity and for extent of havoc, since IS that which occasioned so much destruction to life and property gin. 18S9. The upper portion of the English Channol was the scene of most terrific weather and numerous deplorable events. Vessels were driven from their anchors, and lost masts and sails, be- sides ...

... Feents. - . UNITED STATES-TO INTENDING EMIGRANTS. wi A iAyo uug man who left Aberdeensirire irs thre spring of tire frr is past year, for the United States of America, writes us, udder JO ;e the dite of tire Ist Dec., ise follows :- Sir,-.-- take the liberty of sending you the following br'lef. re- an marks for :insertion hin your widely circulated Journaie. To those who-intend emigrating to ...

... THEm COMMERCIAL YEAR. Ina- . the (From tits TimeZ.) e. ure'; Although 1852 hbs -been the first year in whbic the great I cp changes that are impending over all the relations of property eon- have come to be distihitly knowded, its commnercial inci. ing dents have not in detail- possessed *sufficient importance to pre- Itax, vent a foemal record of them frtoar- being tedious. A glance, X alted ...

... htn.¢trs. ,ta. o._JA ..7 leg TheQuen 2las eencrat of UeH SOfflce, Dec. 1. fine Tbe boo been Orac~~iously pleased to appoint Colonel E verard jan, it William IBoouvrOf the Royal Regiment of Horse 6uar-ds, to be rice Equerry in, Ordiulary to Her Majesty, in the room of Lientenant-Ge- on nieral William Wemnysa, deeasedi. sails Elr Wlar Offlce, Dec. 20. silt: He olsO o ee rainlypeae o approve of ...