... OuTT PAROCHIIAL BOARD.~ E==rs~~~- :.-. s. Tar iisiliP mntj e wieeig o the. ab*ve Board was beld tlis. y. Ball ilason presli'cng. Panswr -n-Mssr M'Lree~DrqharBRse, Midiio. t, ildawie,- Berry, J% Hen~rson,' Sutherlailid,, a Leslie,-~~~~~Ross, Gray, Campell, eid,4 Buyrs Eddie, an ilumsen.' WtVotumnons mjnttes of- the proceedfinga of the Board, and of rvariOnhCminittees, &cwere read anld-approved ...

... TIDE TABLE, &c., FOR T:ME ENSUITe WEEK. I..: , , , ; _ 6 5 - ' .. X ' : , lXS * - ~~ ~ TIDES AT' NOVEMBER. _____ :ABERDEEN_ O -Rises. Set. S Morn. Even.- o 0 s. . It. SitK. Rt . M. --. M. eWednesasy __ , 7 374 6 8 168 Ss .o 'Thnrsday, - -Io 7 40 4 3 9 27 9 57 , .'Fri dij ~ l l' 7 42 4 11010 22 lo 46 a .Stur zy 1 . 7 42 3 59 11'11 6-11 16 . Sunday _ ..1 7 46 3 67 12 11 i4 _ rMonday ., 14 7 49 ...

... I a RFFECTS 0OF Tlir RUSSIAN WAIt.-Womalf-A three-farthling TI lairldle afy~u please? Chaudcler.-'ihey're apenny apiece now. TI Woiman Why, how's that ? Chandler-It's on accounit of the tion Allwean war. Woman--What I you don't mean to tell me an c 'they're-fleliting by candle light -Diogence.. well 'MR DISILABLI.-Whleu Mr Disraeli was a boy at school, he the wras asked. by..a companion, who ...

... ,L: .I . - PE..D.I.. I W. . ., , ,,, . P , i The .cultivation ofE .thettifie. so locg deemed an gricnultural a impossibility--has-at-length-been-accomplished-, the--discovery 1. was made atMacon; '-where Madame:Nagel, proprietress of a 3chateau in the neighbourhood,- has this autumn succeeded In producing a la'rge number.of trufflsegrtow in her. garden. -:,The..foundation ...

... i HARBOUt cCOMMISSION - g F THE first mheetaing of he Ha~rbour Bor` ucedn tei6 election of reuresentatives wFas held this- dayl thedLo ng Prvoti presiding. YtOLrPi'he The0 minutes of the Elieetioni of Burgesses' ofGuildi and of~ A Traide respectively-the -result of whchwa tated in oUrljast Ij -were read 7' .SALSO~ 02 A-1A~&iL ~ ISTi51 Communications wei~ submitted oiithe shove'subjctvi.-.' d ...

... LATE l NWS. V We had. neither a h- V Mall delive 4 a, Teleg ph least Night. * The folloifngt is fros t(he Edfiproh * . gAdweof ysstenf -; .USSI AND:TURKEY. * Thei iefeu.r of Sunday confrkms the news o -a (iyftol gtand: Ur thb Tarks on 'the' 4th instmgf at oltadftza~ Thip battldlo7k place iwitbin the triangle of land formed -b--the Dsanube to the rear, theO slyer Ardrish on tber rift, a-ad a ...

... co?rnssioi? OF?Z?SE?LY. It_ trani, on b tr Y nrtAstlbH~ rvrit Jet ill, 0 J' jra tI Conpyco eft;somei pprtin ohppetio' lilt in a porinOEe th'n, WAl ai OP as is.~~~~~dbiP d Sa~e1tiblsh&hi'Ebnib&adF~ Cilf~~~~tai ~yET! bae Cucpsanaw aoistitu `ite~dffe m~ih.lnejt ~ titleq~.ialtbe ffiithland prhiciples oteChrlohedfi fa. logy.~ FR trAi l~iii An th l'tk ps faviiiior1 to' K Chuech- f'#e D issecting. ...

... To the SDITOR Of Zthe ABuRDEEN O1URNAL. SIR,-Your neighbour of the Herald was accused, two or three weeks ago, of having been in a slightly rabid state, but' the Sheaf from the Stock, pitched at him in your last, seems 1 to have knocked his wind out, his last week's leader being I composed in a much more temperate style than its two predetes- -, sors. He still, however, labours under a ...

... WEExLY C OD[PENDI=. h! i Jullien's farewell coneert. at N~ev York too~ld lace'on'the eve- 'ning of the 21st October. . This' conoser, althoughb lis forty- - ninth consecative one, was crowded to'6verfowt. ''' !The publie loss through the acts of fifteen pickpockets, whose careers have been traced by the Rev. Mr Clay; chaplain of Pres- ton gaol, amounts to no less than £25,000. ' ;It is stated ...

... PROPOSED bLlfE`6 R'AIAYRMBE I ~,, 7; ,, - bT PEnTERE~. Wu ,sare nqiC-ti 6d.-te-0announne . of :connecting-: Pete~rijead and the dxstriit ci! Sehan a . generally .with''A~been' bymnea&nBs 'aof line of rilVay, has assunmed a'deflnitetshapea . ea 3;t Hu ofJ railway 3n3 ithe -,kingdo~m ;, ,andthe followingis, Ie ;n bave-reason~to believej the proposed roate-. It is-i'n-con-' ...

... DEESIDE-RAUNWAY COMPANY: THF Second Ordinarf yMeeting of this Comrpany washobld in op Douglas' Hoteli .Market-Street,.:onWednesday-, JohnDuncan, do E.sq!, Chairman of the Directors, presiding.. S gr :The niotice' calling the- meeting. having been read, thii RRpart 17 by-the :Directors, together with an abstract of th-e Acoognts, :of i _asaubmnitted to the meeting. The repor was 'as follows, mr ...

... I R E lND, 4 4 . r I LoRD.IE sTENAT OP .IflEAND.-The expense of the estublishment of the Lord-Lieutenant in Ireland wvas last eet 633- i ilnd'ng £20,000-as'salary to his Etcelleiicy. year '1ldestrit Eshibitionwas to be closed on Motidt the Tln EaelieCi.Y the'Lord Lieiitennnt. It iq understood thai bl excellency will confer ,the honour of knilithood upon h C. p. Roney, the honorary secretary ...