... FRANCE. C PARIS, Sept. 24.-The King of the Belgians was to leave Biar- ritz lest nig t for Geneva, via Marseilles, where, it is said, be l will confer with eeveral important pereonages. It is suppoede t joureyDf his Majesty isin some wyconnected wt ai Terpr ftefonaino igo of Central Italy 'O undr he ul o th CuntofFlndes asbeen positively de- P' PARIS, Thuirsdasy.-There has boon no important ...

... PUBLIC HOUSE COMBSSION. THE Commission on the Forbes Mackenzie Aet met hern on Monday, in the Mechanics' Hall. Mr Sheriff Monteith . presided ; and the other Commissioners present were-Pro- fessor Swinton, Mr M'Geachy, Mr M'Lean, and Mr Leslie of Warthill. COUNTY OF ABERDEEN. Mr Thomson of Banchory examined-I am Convener of of the County of Aberdeen, and have been so about 2i years. v I have ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, FRANCE, pAltes, Thursday evening.-Tho Pay~s of t1,15 evening says:- CIt is assorted that Prince Metternich, Austrian Ambaissader -it Paris, has loft for St. Sauvouir, and that lhe will afterwards pro. ,I coed to Vienna, where ha will remaiin a fow days. 3, prtisas, Friday.-The Corirespondeuco ffavas contains the fol- lowing:-It has been decided that a considerable ...

... The Earl and Co untess of Derby and Lady Emma Stanley have arrived at Taymouth Castle, on a visit to the Ma and Mar chioness of Breadalbane, from Drummond Caste The directors of the North British Railway recommend a dividend for the past half year at the rate of 3 per cent. per Iannum, carrying over a surplus of 2671. The young lady who was lost on Ben-Nevis (apara. graph about wh om has ...

... The Belfast, Coleraine, and Londonderry papers are filled with minute details of these revivals, which tell us over again what we have so often been hearing of late, of whole congregations and districts under the Spirit's influence, and of hundreds being converted in a day. The following let- ter fromn a Belfast medical friend conveys in brief the sub- stance of the whole:- . 1. with ...

... PARTIrULAiMS which have been received of the late di- u tressing events in China seem to suggest certain misgiv- ci ings on the score of rashness on the part of the Admiral. s( They are such, however, as lead people to lament rather la than to blame the course which he adopted, and which s3 seems to have been prompted by contemptfdr his adver- saries, When the British and French envoys placed ...

... t C r OF all the Indian difficulties, and their name is Legion, s s there appears to be none more serious than the difficulty d of fixing the official position of the Bible, in relation to n the Koran and the Vedas, and other Eastern theological o authorities. The financial difficulty is sufficiently great f when every year shows a deficit; but there are industrial o resources to be developed ...

... TOWN COUNCIL PROCLEDITNGS. Aloeselay, Sept. 5. The usual monthly meetingr of the, Couneil was l5eld tbi Aii day-the La~d Pi ox-oat presiding.a Present-Baillies M'Hrrelv, Oswalld, Fraser, and Ross';~ 'the Dean of Quill1; the City Treasurer; Dr Christie; *i Messrs 'Williains, 'Shepherd, 'Cruiokeliuk1 Wil- ti liajson, Nicol, Gordon, Henderson, Bsown, and Urquhart. mecanso t Mr GEORGE THoacpsog.T ...

... *: T1HE COURT. , ipon Tuesday, last week, the Queen, the Princess Alice, a and, suite drove out by Cairnaqueen, and near Inver there di was a relay of ponies in waiting when her Majesty rode by dr ,Belnalon, and lunehed upon the hil of Craignordie. The pa e Prince (Consort was deer-stalking, and the Prince of Wales dr and Cal. Grey were grouse shooting on the moors of Glen- pe . ghairn, and ...

... THE BRITISH ASSMOIATION. (Co'eninued froms Supplemeiit.)A turies, and the smallness of the population of the burgh, it .must hbave been felt by our forefathers as a very heavy l, burden. Bet, instead of sinking under it, their spirit and o energy seemi to have stimulated them to greater efforts, and they bad recourse to foreign trade ars the only means of c meigthese continual demands, and at ...

... SCOTTISH NORTH EASTERN RAILW!Y. L OJJL~i:c 1V.LNJlLf fl11t0A rlat antL,,a I. E! rtimated Traffic for the Week ending August 27, 1859 £760 Actual Traffic for correspcoding week last year . £4010 GREAT NORTH OF SCOTLAND RAILWAY COMPANY. Traffic for the Week ending Avgnst 27, 1859. No. of Passengers, 11,975. Pasenger Revenie and Mails . 948 13 1 Gooda, Parcels, and Live Stock . ...

... . Setsrdesi Sept. 3. Tar, usual monthly meeting of the Board was held ibis day -Mr Urquhart in the chair. . PRESENT:.- Messrs Leslie, Campbell, Rose, Greig, Sangster, Ironside, Watson, Buyers, Gildawie, aLuneden, and H. Fraser. MEDICAL REPORTS. The reports of the medical officers of the parish for the month of August were tabled, an abstract of their contents being read. Dr Christie had ...