... ARMY AND XAVY. The Royal COMmissio tispi into Purchase ina the ,Army (composed of the Duke of Somerset, the cbairman; Lor Stanley, M.P.; the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, M.P.; the igh Hon Edard Ellice, MY.;. General~ Six Do Lacy EvnM.Gnrl Sir Harry Jonies, Geea ynyard, GeeI sr en entiruck, and Mr G. Canr Glyn) have Gonerlde thir Hebnrs ajrnedSrF. Love, who has succeeded General I ~ ~Cambel, GC. ...

... ABEsDREN, Tuesday.-For the week ending on Saturday the average per boat here, would be about six crans: since of then the take has been very small indeed. no STONREAVEN, Taesday.-In the week ending *with Satur- pI day, each boat would average about 13 crans, or say, 23 to hc 25 for the season. The fishing for the last two days has ril been exceedingly small. -hi PETERKEAD.-Tlse 246 boats here ...

... FLOWE1tS, FRUITs, AND FkAT-CfATWXE. *oSo= say 9orticulture is the grevt-grrndvhjd of Agri- : culture-others reverse the relationshiplir'o Joseph Banks, for instance, ?? Scotch are P . ttion of ?? gardeners, which accounts for their 8sucess-i ginu:, ture, for horticulture always precedes agri ultuwe ho i amount of the produce. In Scotland, ,agriolt e, 1 treiaul oa the heels ef hOrtieidture, ?? ...

... FRANCE. rAniS, Fday--To-da having been fetd upon for that pr- e, heini lition ol the Louvre has taken plac. The E P ?? present, stated in ls speech that tbe moxxuiants ,VrYal a otryd t hsor.Hote ?? the possessono politioaloorder that rnritted thee = Zalsat-,gea prqjcct which had occupied thecon i ltt i'no e dyiiity in nneo. m °Tho lev xr contains avariey of acts of gra't nonilnat.ons, oloos, ...

... LATEST NEIWS. D3Y EILIBTRWC TJOLIO~GBAPH. lasI on aboi MALyA, August 7, ?? the Valetta Of nor the Indus, with the India and China, nor the eigi Jura, with the Australian nmails, has yet arrived. wee The 'Cambria, to convey the latter to Marseilles, the will not. await them beyond the 1Oth. to E Her, Majesty's steam gun-boat. Wanderers will be at dpatohed'y AdmiraltpfordtoC ar to tele- ...

... tat INDIA AND CHINA. b qu Tan dates brought by the Overland Mail ?? Sol July 1; Madras, June 25; Calcutta, June 21 ; Ceylon, July Oil 1; end Hong Kong, June 10. PC 141 SUMMIARY OF DETAILED NEWS, pei Tic Times'Bombay Correspondent gives a clear and rapid ant narrative of the news since last mall- Na Of the discomfiture of the Delhi mustineers by General to Barnard, on the 8th, telegraphed to ...

... WIrT WhIt anxiety is the mail from the East looked WI for at the endI of every fortnight. Not even the news from the Crimea, three years ago, was sought with more ri eagerness. Two wars are raging in that far away hi part of the world-and, between the two, so many ui among us have friends and relatives, more or less im- til periled, that individual anxiety is almost coextensive bl with the ...

... HARBOUR :1100,* ?? 'AodmAunus 94 . MAona, AAugust 24. The Commissioners met this day-the Lord siding, LrMISELLANEOUS The Plans and Works Committeie reportedthat no had appeared for the lease of the latent si but n ffer had s ne been madb of £350 fort i old 8els h n .of £470, the value formerly fet upon thema i stead are6oinmended the scetnet uofthisof n. 'The omte *60etionf a slip, a ptance of ...

... T7jB MOORS. DuBtygo ths Sidt week, the weather has been magaificent, t arid .rhasa ittle too sultry for the sportsmen. Owing to l the ?? &Cthle birds and the slaughter of the first few 0 days, the rip save been getting lighter, by all accounts. g At ClasbikdBirroch, Aberdeenshire the success has been good, and gives a total for the week of 276 brace to four ans, vi :-CoL Clowes, 841; Captain ...

... ENGLAND. His' Royal Highness thg Prince Consort returned from Autwerp on Tuesday afternoon, landing at Dover, and talking 'the -railway thence -to Portsmouth. -Here he was net'by the Queen &nd severiil members of the Royal family, who came over from Osborne in the .Fairy; and the illustri- ous partfyliupe~iately returned to the Royal residence at thie rsle of Wi~ht.5-'2' ?? -- His§Thperal ...

... MELDRUYM HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. TiHE first competition and show of this Society, for the sea- a5fi son, was held in their haUl, on Friday, the 24th ultimo, pies when the number of specimens brought forward for compe- rah tition was very large, and, on the whole, of great excellence. C' e The ?? Hall, Keith-hall,; Hardie, Newton; hdif and Mair, Straloch--awarded the prizes as follow:- bngi ...

... MR CAERD ON AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS. Mr CAIRD, in moving lately in the RHouse of Commons for cs leave to bring in a bill to rovide for the collection of ar.ap cut ral Kttsic MnE ln and Wales, said, he did o entertain any expectation that the bill could pass through S, Parliament during the present session, for two reasons that stee. were neither necessary nor desirable;, first, because it wa ...