... U1fE BBlT$ISl ASSOCIATION AT I ABERDE.RW. J ABERDEENg, SEPT. 17. The secetional meeling-s were resumed to-day at.1.1I 0lk. Su.CTioNx B.-CiEmiGCAL SCIENCE, Prrcideat-Dr. Lyon Flayfair, C.B., F.Rt.S. I Ak report by P'role sur Maskelyne, on The ChernicalChai- rectors Af the Photo'grophio Iinsge,'' was read. The report i stated in a muild St3 lb the lares which the various chemicals ,Iey towards ...

... I PAFICAN CGIVILISATION ?SOCIBTY. Tefollowinif is a su mr o h proceeding's at Manchester, inl Bid of the African Civilisaition Society of New York, briefly referred to in our impression of yesterday. Mr. Bouaxnc said it was unnecessary, before 8. British audience, to enlarge on the subject of slavery. Although it wag not pretended that every slaveholder in America was a ' Legree, yet imany ...

... I We have already mentioned the magnificent re- ception at Genoa of the Tuscan Deputation. We now give extracts from the speeches and addresses deli- vered on the occasion, which mark the character of the present movement in Italy with singular dis- tinctness and completeness. The Mayor of Genoa in his address to the Deptu- tation kaid: The grandest event and the richest in happy results for ...

... , I a . I (From yesterday's Kpniteur.) OFF THE MOUTHS OF THE PEIHO. JULY 1, 1869. I hasten to send you a few details of the grave events that have just taken place at the mouth of the Peiho. You know that the ratifications of the treaties concluded at Tien-Tsin by the envoys extra- ordinary of France and Great Britain were to be exchanged at Pekin. The uneasiness that had been felt respecting ...

... TEE RELIGIOUS DI&SENSIONS IN ST. GRORE',Y, EA~ST. I ?? Yesterday evening a vestry meeting of the inha- bitants of St. George's, East, was held at the Vestry-house, for the purpose of taking into consideration the circumstances attending the ecclesiastical condition of the parish. Mr. Churchwarden THOMPSON presided. The CHAIR31AN stated that he lad entered into communi- cation with the Bishop ...

... I .B.EIGHT-ND AMOIG T.E ALPS. A letter from Interlacken coutains the following:- On Monday evening last, 29ch of August, this little town was in the greatest state of excitement the news having reached it that there were three gentlemen lost on the Har- der Mountain, a spot which had already been the scene of many fatal catastrophes. All the inhabitants of the town and most of the strangers ...

... GREAT YIRR AT WFILLINGAMI. On Thursday last, about 12 o'clock noon, the quiet village of Willinghan, in Cambridgeshire, was visited by one of the greatest calamities, perhaps the greatest, that I has been known in its neighbourhood for a very long period, t and the loss which accompanied it was enormous : the whole of the grain of every description (this year's produce), the hay.. straw, ...

... IED12VBUi7GH, PERTB, ANDD U.DERAIL WA Y. I t The report to be presented to the half-yearly a general meeting of this company, to be held on the 9Lh inst., t states that a The half-year's revenus and expenditure accounts show a this general result: i ' Revenue: Receipts from passengers, horses, and car- l riaces, 36,7561. Is. ad.; rseeipts from merchandise, minerals, c and live stock, 47,4141 ...

... HAYMAREET. t PIrS EVEaNQO, WIVES AS THEY WERE AND MAIDS AS HEY ARE. Miss Amy SedQssilk.-THE RIFLE AND HOW I TO USE IT. Mir. Burkstone.-And tlALLOWE'EN. The Leclerceq. PDtll N OSS'S.t Tnis EVENING. IVY HALL. Messrs. II. Pland, Graham, H.£ Widiconebe.F.Matthbowsand ?? Mi'ssI. SamlBan'Mrs.: 0l.AYoung-nd a Drannatic Tableau of LOVE AND FORTUNE. t iss Louisa elieley and hli3 Carlotta Leolercq. ...

... -THE BI.LE COB-PS1ItOYBB2X'. as - ies NOTTINoHTAt.-At a special meeting of the Not- at tingham Town Counoil, on Monday, a motion was brought M. on by Mr. Parsons to the effect that the council should DrO- wu vide a proper site for the Nottingham Robin Hood Rifle 21, Corps for practice. Mr. Parsons maid that a piece of ground )lP belonging to the Coppice Farm (corporation property) had ce been ...

... M4IETP 4WBNHBERES REPORT OX g 2Bg4WJjll G DL,6TBCX . 5 - Aroport-a°Itre 1 to the Home Dotet by v Mr. Hugh 88etour Tremenheeres, the oomxlssinsr fp- c : *pointed under the provisions of the act 5 and 6 ...

... CONSTANTINOPLE, SErT. 7. Yesterday the Sultan went to preside at the Council of Ministers, and to receive a sort of report on the state of affairs. In his discourse to the council he strongly urged the necessity of various reforms, and of such a settlement respecting the tenure of property as might enable a better and more equitable dibtribution of taxation. He also pointed out the necessity ...