... R 4 ! em a _ t Times.) TheDyejecton, of the l-Venha Wotesby the Emperors Nioholas, though;not'ab uisexected anor even an unnatural event, leaves the great quesitioh of European peace.in-aipositionaf toxisidei- abl, dangerT ,T'ere are three parties concerned. in- the embroil- .ment the ...

... I _ _ -- __ ___ -.J, ..,Y.UU). fth VALE OF ALFORD HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. I ~. . . Tis Z tiritcd Association held their second sood last Show for ie.r (i n M~r J. M1ie's large pavilion, Iford Village, and Ia cidedl~y successful exhibition. ,'he vegetables and po- 0ba OtoIight forvward in the Amateur class drew forth the 'tlecidton of the judges. Turnips were wonderful i etoeo, though of much ...

... MIS C EL LANE 0 US. BITTER tEER.-Tlie two firms oIf Bass & Co.,_ and Alsoppas r CDn., between thenm pay at the rote bf £3000 a-mouth for rail- way carriage alone. SasaaMiTY or -FACT. -Lord Theerlow said, Ihv ei h t moait eloquent Speakers in the House of Commons struck dumb 'by-,a fact l-a sentiment which probably Mr Canning heard of when he once salid, 1that he knew nothing so suablims as ...

... DoMESTIC INTELLIGENCE. ENGLAND. con k1ki-iICAi, PrESENT TO THlE QiEam.-An American ceir -,Indent of tileo ieeklyi 2Neics relates the following story: toa aorplace called Kuteville, Peiinsylvania, recently Jm' a~ ,,t elaborated satin quilt to Queen Victoria. A c.be - ina fthe saine was received from Conlhipthe t ire 1eper of tlh5 privy purnes, who informed the lady, that thle them1' as a rutle ...

... : (Fromn the Athelnaeum.) Lord Aberdeen is in many'respects well qualified for an English'Prirne Minister. Born in 1784 (in the same year.with Lord Palmerston), he succeeded early in life to the Scottish Earldom of Aberdeen. His family is a branch of the 'Gordons, b but Sir Egerton Bridges is rather doubtful how - to trace it. a One of his ancestors was Lord Chancellor of Scotland (1682), e ...

... France. f The Emperor on Wednesday-arrived at the camp of Patcry, and I'ot tre, troops through ~a variety of manmcuvrcs.' The Emipress, with the- Duchess of Alba by her side, attended -byI the ladies of the Court, was present. - _U 1 The Emperor of the French has given the most poeitivd- as- - urances to the Turkish Ambassador in Paris,~ that he will not abandon the cause of the Porte, so' ...

... G A R ) ENING, PLANT DnPARTMENT.-AS all the more delicate greenhouse plants are by this time housed, the few remaining out may he alowedashort timne longer out, provided the weather.continues dry; Camellias, Chine~s Azaleas, and some Acacias will not be hurt fOr a wveek or two, if cireuatauces do not permit of their eing housed imnnedintelv. Greenhsouse and stove ptants of an herhaceous ...

... -- -- --- - -- .. .. -.- . 1 - H EN QL A-ND. WalEs PRINCE OF' WALES' FIIIST SPEECou-Thd Priiice of Waewhile in Dublin, made his first essay in pubio life, inii a ihilitary capocity, by, presenting. a pair of' coloursto the boys I ofteRoyjil Hibernian School, and by making on the er-caio a veryrnest little spteoch. -I Ihave sincre-epleaeutie, lie 4id,.r 1: ii presenting you with lthesei ...

... THME: BUCHAN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. Tais SocieIty held its last exhibition for theSeasoll, withill the New Inn llaTQI Peterhead, on the 16th curlerit, and attracted a t very numerous-attendance. Thle exhibition waO altogether of a d most superior dsscriptionfi display'ing moch sllv on thle part of tI thle growlees, There w as a pretty good competition for the Dahlia prixe, whie wras carried ...

... MISCELLRNEECUS.- B I A Feena TRsArSLAToN.-It has beau suggested that if au Gil English translation of the noted Russo-Turlish Ambassadors Di name were attempted, it would run something as follows:-The . Prince Men's-sick-of. dal COLLEGES FOR FEInIALrS.-It is proposed to establish, in So,, some of our manafacturing cities, an institution in which the car science of spinology, weaveology, and ...

... B RISCELLANEDUS. TrRc-One of nature's customers, who has a new suit of a elothes every year, and returns the old ones. P FASHIONS FOP. OCTOBER-e.-Bonnets will be worn on the small p of the bacl-.-Punch. p TW MUCH AND TOO LITTLE.-The man who believes too little s my be safer than the man who believes too much ; but it is a t question if, through life, he knows half as much pleasure. g A NEW ...

... GRAND B3ALL AT CORRYMULZIE. ON Friday night, Lady Agnes Duff gave a grandball at Corry- mulzie, which was attended'by the nobility and gentry, the guests of her ladyship, as well -as by those at Invercauld and Mar Lodge, with in addition Lady Holland and daughters, &D. Vancing was carried on both, in-the cottage-the dining- 1 room being laid out as a ball-room-and outside, by torch light. Her ...