... PARL I A M ENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-MIonday April lb. The Barf of ofalmesbury said, that having received several 0eonmmunications arising from a conversation which, bad taken l- place in the other House upon the subject of Diplomatio Ap. ;* 1pojutments, he wisheetto say that the late Government had not iany intention of altering the existing system. *bhB IRIBERY AT ELECTIONS. * The Barl of Aberdeen ...

... opela. 11 very A Meeting of the Police Board was held on Monday-Mr Smith (in the absence, at the commencement of the proceed- about ings, of any of the Council Office-bearers) in the chair. erdeen PRESENT :--Treasurer ElmslY; Convener Watson; Messrs been a Topp, IV 'Hardy, Buyers, Spark, Stirling, Calder, igreed Sherar, Eddie, Bisset, Matthews, and Rose. might STREETS. wish. The Street ...

... This Board met on Satuirday-Baillie Williamson, presiding, PaR.sENT:-Baillie Ledinpyhamn Messrs Reid, Simmi'ie Gran, Calder, Crombie, Campbell, RoA, Gildawsie Ai'Laren, Sutherland, and Leslie. -. MEDICAL REPORTs. The medical reports for the months of February and Marchi were submitted. The following is a summary of their con. tents February. March. eeM Cured. Det ssea Cured. Deaths Dr Fiddes ...

... Intperial Varltantritt. ffOUSE OF LORDS-T-edav~, April 12. TCqc'lera Reserves (Canada) Bill was brought up from tble Tine - offdnf~land road a first time.A Rorl~ rOfnCoemons, whentored into the subject at some lengtht 010ci nln teVaccination Extension Bill should be corn- V oinl~l.55~1 f 8)e~flob~r -ses ofopinon tat the demand fort Oeeal,15f LlennbeC51595 suggested tha te bill should be ti ...

... 4~ lb the EDITOR of the ABERDEEN JOURNAL. t~~~a ~~ABERDEENSmartO, 25th April, 1853. !h S15a,-l beg to call Your attention to the Proceedings of the )e Commissioners of Inlanid Revenue, in reference to the proposal, at by the Chancellor of the Excheq~uer, of Is. per gallon to be 0.added to the duty on Scotch Whisky. Dietillere have, perhaps, no right to complain of the amount of duty eo fixed; ...

... Tnrs rev. Court met yesterday in the Free East Church, when 0 a suitable discourse was preached from 2d Thess. iii. 1, by Rev. George M'Crie of Clola, the Moderator for the past half-year. fi The Synod having been constibtued, and the roil made up, the 1. Rev. Hugh Gordon of Monqubitter was, on the motion of Mr P Murray, elected Moderator. After the appointment of Com- 0 mittees on overtures, ...

... AAustria. Th A despatcb from Vienna, of March 31, says:- Threfagee s question is settled. The British Government bas promised to I keep a strict guard on the refogess, and to visit them with the c full severity of the law whenever it should be proved that they r have taken part in revolutionary intrigues. F United States. The Hermann arrived on Friday, with advises from New York I to March ...

... II . I.of 40 -EDN . 1'(, thC EDITOR of the ABERDEEN JOURNAL. I _ I . .. . ~le lopo o th 7j -I 0 . . PTte fleport of the Berdt of Directors of the Dceside t, Ilid before the Shareholdlers it aimeeting held on the r lat reolit, places the Proprietor of Banelcory-Lodge in a lilas point of vieW, aud cerifianly not a fair one, by s iup to the public as being hostile to the railroad ...

... !d In consequence of the ciruMstauces which have taken -)'!ac w between Mr Stevenason and- the Trustecs of the Dick Beqrslrt, e. the PresbYfteT of Galic'ci resolved to visit and ex.a'srtire ti'r te School ot KeIuna, this yoaf in a body, instead of, as usual, rp- le pointing a Committee for that purpose. The tollowiri is a )f 'formal ieport oftthe procertlings, which has been trasmsittld to 'o ...

... e THI Pontiff's decision, in the dispute between the Aroh- I o bishop of Paris and the Editor of the Univers, has caused a Iome a good deal of curious speculation. The mannuer in 'r T. which the Archbi~blop has slubmitted, shsews that; what-t been ever form the Gallican Church may. assuime hereafter, * the its vital independence is gone; and, sooner or later, it ry of must submit to the ...

... nd ENGLAND.a ran His Royal Highness Prince Albert held a levee, on behalf of rev her Majesty, at 2 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, in St. James's tha Palace. The following gentlemen bad the, honour of being Th presented:-Mr. Andrew Buchanan, on being appointed her put Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary twc to the Court of Denmark, by the Earl of CiarendonI Colonel I ...

... e 1 IT is not uninteresting to mark the vast disproportion y that frequently exists between great political occurrences e and the occasions that give rise to them. Many a bloody I war has been occasioned by a woman's caprice, and re- y volutions have been generated in a royal fi t of indigestion. a The attitude -of France in European politics at present r seems dependent on such another cause ...