... (LO Thursday, Sent. 30. coi a. jiqs ameeting of the Town Council was field this day- ret ~cLard Prvstpeiding. M Veseflt-Baillies Hendersoit and Ross;- the Dean of Guild, 1 Treasurer Elmoly; Dr, Christie; Messrs Watson, Gibb, Co 33erry, Jamieson, Gordon, Anderson, and Leslie. am OntAVMAR SCHOOL MSIATERSHIP. PR lepOVOST stated that the meeting bad been called for the I (wes f receiving, the ...

... Totke eEDITOER of the ABERDEEN :JOSNA. 3, CNOAADAAS AN EMIGRA GON` FIELD. LETTER II. SIR,-My lettersof -.-3da lt.-whieaswppeared in the gzfnarl O; of last weak-ceoncluded with the folleeisg qncestions,.which, for pergpieeuity,:I shallillere repeat:-''eetlhere no paupers in dn Canada I Is. it advsahble that we should a3l emigrate'? -Would we all become riab,. ifi there? '? With reference to ...

... WEEKLY COMPENDIUM!C. Dr Cartwright, of New Orleans, asserts, from personal caped- to snce, that a few hours spent in a sugar manufactory, inhaliug hi the saccharine fumes, is a certain cure for consuimption. hic It is in contemplation to crect an organ in the New Tonu of Hall, Leeds, of a more powerful character, and at a greater coso, ); than the very magnificent organs at Birmingham and ...

... ABERDEEN, September 6.-Since our last report the boats here have taken very fewa fish, though'this morning one had as high as 6 cran. The seavon is now virtually at a close, and, assuming the general'average f6r a considerable distance along the. coast at arout l00'crans per boat, the fishing at this sta- tion, prosecuted on a, very sinaU -iile,. has been deficient. The average price for the ...

... THE WEATHI APD CROPS. 'ShsrcI n oN.-The month just peat was of tbe most genial 1 Y, kin& p to the 25th, at whbith time its 'chrradter was entirely ¢; chanled from dry to the grettest excess oP 'wet weather. On thegight of 24tb, there was *a very 'low temperature, so much 3; t o ( ;deg.) as to alarm medt parties for i ts teffects Howvever,. ,the awn of next day wee brought'in vith a sky ...

... FOREI.GiN AFFAIRS. t AItE Turkish question is said to be satisfactorily pro- r essing towards a sdttlement; but we cannot say that l d tie progress during the last few weeks has been at all l e r markable, unless it be on the side of the Russians, in c rryeng everything before them. The note adopted byl ' the Four Powers was,-after ten days' consnltatio, if not f virtually rejected by the ...

... FRE IGHTS. (From the Circular of Messr8 Gtoodlife and Sin t.) te 17, Gracechurch Street, London, Sept. 1. At the-date of our last report there was a temporary depression in -. the Grain market, und rather a pause in. Freights, but.the opinion we tic then expressed that this would only be tempbliary has been fully th verified; the ,rain trade has made-an important advance, and with of the very ...

... STATION'S OT THE BRITISH ARMY. - | [Where two places are mentioned, the last-namned is that at which the depot of the reirmen t is stationed.] 1 st Life Guards, Wirdsor; 2dRegents Park; Royal Horse Guards, H1yde Parik. Ist Dragoon Guavdo Newbridge; Id, Dublin; 3d, Longford; 4th, D und alk ; Oth, Ball incoulig ; Oth,Ilpswi ch : 7th, C ahi r. lst Dragoons, Manchester; 2d, Nottingham; 3d Light p ...

... The usual monthly meeting of this Board was held on Satur- day-Baillie Williamson presiding. PESEBNT-Moessrs Reid, Middleton, M'Laren, Lumsden, d Gildawie, Calder, Urquhart, Leslie, Rose, Berry, Ross, Sutherland, Buyers, Torrie, and Gray. MEDICAL ImPORTS. The reports of the medical officers for the month of August were submitted. The following are the principal items of the cases treated and ...

... REPRESENTATION OF SCOTLAND IN IPARLIAMENT. A return to a recent order of the House of Commons, jug) printed, supplies us with some additional details relative to th census, with reference more particularly to the state of our rX presentation in Parliament.. We append the information thui furnished, so far as it relates to Scotland. The first table shows in three sets of columns, first, the po ...

... Asben mornwal, WEDNESDAY, Scptember 7,31853. DUBLIN, Saturday. 1AST week, our notice of the Queen's arrival in Dublin i 'was on its way to England, in her Majesty's mail bag, within an hour and a half of the arrival of the Royal party in Dublin, so that we had little time to say much i about the matter. However, that was the less to be re- gretted, as there was not much to say, although the a ...

... THE report and abstracts by Mr Cleghorn, registrar of Friendly E societies in Scotland, ordered to be laid before Parliament, in . terms of the statute 13 and 14, Viet. c. 116, have just been eprinted. The report is dated 26, Queen Street, Edinburgh, I30th June, 1853, and is in these terms.- Thc first subject to which it is proper to advert is the quin- tquennial returns of sickness and ...