... ' to t NEW STEAMER.-The new screw steamship Harrier ! t arrived here from Glasgow on Friday. This vessel is ey eone of Messrs. Burns' fleet, and is intended to ply in M e the coasting trade, being exclusively fitted for the St carrying of steerage passengers and ?? pa News Letter.re GAsISGOW YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASsocIATION. th eI -The annual sermon to the young men of.this asso- D ciation ...

... V ?? SEPT. 21. 0 The Queen has been pleased to give and grant unto Captain Jams lrwsore, f te Rya Navty~, ?? Royaillicense annpeurisionthat li rryacet ndwar thle Imperial Order f Iof tile medl~idio, of th Fou1rth Clss Wihich the Sultan hath. been prluaserl to cofrupon hiur], as a niak o i meilMjsysI ?? bation of iris distinguished services before the enensy duering el C The Queenlias also b ...

... * * For conditions on which Tickets are issued, Time at Inters' Sunday Trains, connection with Coaches, and T,m Goods Inverness lotcrm , een a 4-fs a.m., and vice verm. Goods Tram Keith. Information as to the 3 a.m. up Goods Tram from -', _ ««tes and Charges will be obtained of the iramc manager, 'V aterloo Station, Aberdeen. ROBERT MILNE, General Manager, aterloo Station, Aberdeen, 24th Sept ...

... S FRANCE. ?? trade of France is at present in a state of transition. Manufacturers expect the winter a season to be more profitable. Considerable anxiety is felt throughout France as to the inten- tions of Government respecting the decree per- mitting the importation of foreign corn, which will expire on the 30th inst., and if not renewed, will cause the revival of the obsolete sliding scale. ...

... I The annual general meeting of this educational body was held in the High School on Saturday. Dr Brunton, Grammar School, Paisley, the retiring pre- sident, took the chair. After some preliminary business, Dr BanUToN, before vacating the chair, expressed regret that his tenure of office had been one of hon- our rather than one of work. Their hosts had been in camp, but not in action ; and the ...

... In accordance with the provisions of a postal con- vention concluded nith Spain, and which will come into operation on the lst of October next, the follow- ing combined British and, foreign rates of postage will be substituted for those now levied upon letters, Ba newspapers, and other printed papers addressed to to Spain, Majorca, iMlnorca, or the Canary Islalds, We whether forwarded via ...

... AGENTS FOR THE WEEKLY IEECURY. Aberdeen .-A. & R. Milne Greenock..-.Mrs Owen; Athenmum Haddington..J. Millen. Do. -L. & J. Smith. Do. -G. Smiles. Do. -NN-. Panton. ifawiek ?? Black Do. D. Wyllie & Son. Do. , Dalgleish. Aberlady .-Xr F. Mitchell. Invereak ..J. Gordon. Alloa .-J. Lothian. lnverkeithglis3 Campbell. Arbroath .-James Smith. 'Jedburgh A. & W. Eastenl Do. -G. Sutherland. Do. -T. ...

... PICKINGS FROM THE CoURT..OURlAAL. IPI- AT) ,A Af1ta LA- f -A - A- t t. .- .. The Duke of Malakhoffhas been on asviit to the ?? of' A Wellington in Norfolk, where lis Grace has acqjunired large -property withl goorl sbootingr. t, The Grand Cress of St. Wladinir and that of the Lre-ion Hof onour are spolken of as to be forthwith conf!erred on the Emperor of China. The Order of the Garter cannot ...

... e d The receipts from visitors to the Highland Society's c e Show at Aberdeen amount to upwards of £1200. f I We understand that the marriage of Lord Aber- j y cromby with the Hon. Julia Duncan, daughter of t y Viscount and Viscountess Duncan, is fixed for the E 5th of October next. e _ THE RIFLE BRIGADE. -The detachment of the Rifle a Brigade which came through from Glasgow on Tues- i d day ...

... BlRITISH ASSOCIATION. If Leeds, Tuesday Afternoon. O: Several of the learned and distinguished ineh who are to v take prominent part in the proceedings of the British Asso- O eiation for the Advancement of Science, whose 28th amni- I Tersary meeting counnences here to-mnorrow, have arrived, tl but no list of them has yet been pubhllhed. The addition of i laeal icines to the list of memnbers ...

... HARBOuJS OF REFUGE COMMISSION. - .- -. - . ,1 . I. . I.. . The Cominissioners apiiointed to complete the inquiry re- Pg commended by the Select Cosmnitteeon Hlarbours of Refuge 11 smet on Monday in the Clyde Trustees' Ifail, Robertson i V Street-Admiral Hope presiding. The ?? F were Sir F. Smith, Mlr. W. S. Lindsay, Capt. Washington, ti Captain Veitch, Mr. Coode, and Mr. oewel, Secretary to ...

... :Boxes Close. :BoeaDeI'vory General Re Del ed C P. Office. Houses. Leith. &Leith. C MAS. -, C Aberd'n, Dundee, Perth,l 5 45A. 10 OP 10 Os G 40A C Stfrling, Alloa, &e. a 7 20P 7 OP 7 OP 630P Berwick and E. of England, 1 30P 11 OP 1 OP 6 40A Berwick, Dunbar, Had-) dington, &c., E of Eng-. e5 15P 4 30p 4 SP 3 Op land ?? . . . Carlisle, Liverpool, Ma 4-4Op P 3 6 40A chester W. It S. of Eng- P 8l ...