... Titsdeece, Messy 27. Tue Aesembly met at eleven O'clock-Dr Bisset, Mode- Li ratoi. .gr THE SOEWHTLLS CASE, to Dr Cook, St Andrews, gave in the report Of the commit- Al tee appointed by last Asseeibly on the Newhihle ease, and PR0 whiehlihe was instructed to report to this Assembly. The report re Istated that the Comnoittee, immiediately after their appoint- di mnent, communiested an extroet of ...

... Ho usE OF COMMONS-Tusdaeoy, Ma 27. SALMION FISHERIES (SCOTLAND) BILL. The louse went into Committee upon the bill.I On elAIIOS 5, tho LORD ADVOCATE proposed ecu amendmentf geving authority to thle Secretary of'Sutet to appoint three Cons-t misineo ndC heAtCichofseol WBto roceive a salai-y v not totetoccd £3x0 comtteth igthn.gnteansoudeate th nDames of th gesle~e Sli~f h itede t POP se5 ...

... UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEFS. THE following is a lVsh of tbe Prizes and Distinctions con- ferred on Students of this University, at the close of Session 1861-G2:- SFECIAL rnIzES 1 Sq AoGISTRAND CLASS. 1. Gray Mathematical Bursary of £70-Georgo Pirie, Aber- tcies 2. Simpson GreDk Prizo of £60-Alexanider Ogilvie Barrie, S Kirrilol 11ir 3. Simpson Mathematical Prize of £60-Williami M Rae, v .Sternaway ...

... THE ENDOWMIENT MEETING THAT WAS NEVER 3H | HELD. Is ToA'Z oio theEDTRO . Ammfr~l JOflfTAL. al 7e SiR, -As it was in various ways publicly announced that of a meeting concerning the Eadowment Fated of ithe Cisurcis rt in Scotland, wae to have been hold in Aberdeen, on Mond ay laot, and as many put tlsemselves to some inconvenience to leave the afternoon of tisat day free, I think tile ...

... CL il GASSIOCH, March 31.-The month now about its close has T ,been, throughout, a very untoward period for the out-workF on the farn, Proots, snow, rain, and foul easterly winds . have prevailed ; nor is the state of the weather, as yet, at a iall improved. With few exceptions, the land is, for the T ; present, altogether unfit for the plough, About ten days gao a few made a rather ...

... THE STRATEGIES OF 'WAR-THE TELEGRAPH. Tnc, Confederate General Morgan is already known to us a, aftI i little as a partisan or guerilla chief, and, if the strategy to ie be presently described is of his invention, we venture to say Mal lie will be known a good deal better before the war is over. ness The other day the general started with a squadron of velon- fla a teer cavalry on what we ...

... r Z2i W eek o i t rAIE3. ending ° = e 'Banff, Portsoy & Strath. Dec. 11552 £37 ' Deeside D.. ec. 61 282S 89 nGreat 0orthofScot1and]Dec, 7 13301 730 Inverness & Abdn. Jn.. jDec. 71 9303 588 nSrot. Nortb-EAdern, & t Dundee & Arbrorth. Dec, d 0* Tota11. r I s TorJ 18rs1, _ es 0 £47 126 956 280 £104 215 1636 869 4794 £108 2SS 1670 723 4793 ABERDEEN PtESILhTEHY OF TEE UNITED PRESBYTERlIAN A ...

... ly PrTji e Presbyters of the Episcopal Church in the Aber-P (kI deen Diocese seem to have vindicated its claim to F, otthink for itself. WNe were disposed to think the be ce Synod was merely the Bishop's council - that it I G m had only the right to advise, without the power to PI e decide. That, we suppose, is the theory. But the IS 'e Bishop has fallen into a minority, and his authority, fri ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC Rs2'BN3. e 0 I Iarnf,1 Pertaoy a Strath Feb. 22 Deeside. Fb. 22 Great North re Scotland Feb. 23 a Inverness & Abdn. Jn.. Feb. 23 . Scottish North-eastern Feb. 22 1387 £4S5 £39 I L 85 2822 81 1 342 1 223 9974 616 8 1073, 1690 57X4 416 374 2 190 .. ,, } ,, 4215 £82 220 1424 741 38-6 S Week , A Total LnmO . ening Total. 2n 6z 1881. - I-- I e RAILWAY COMMUNICoATIN TO ...

... | ABE RDREE I§lTITUTION FOR TEE EMPLOYMENT IBEREEN OF WOMEN. T .o the EDITOR of the ABEIEDEEN JOURNAL. SIR, -Some of your readers are aware of the existence of e an Institution in Chapel Street bearing the above title. b o Yet, crobably, the nmjority may know nothig of it, hot g would be glad to give it their support were their atteLtion o called to it. Is It is now nearly a year since this ...

... - r MAR AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. Toils Association held their Spring Show of Balls, Seeds, and Roots at Monymus k, on Saturday last. The Scow vas rather limited in every department; its best feature being that of Short-iorn Bfalls, several of which were very su- perior. The Judges were-Messrs Walker, Hillside, Port- lthen; Pihilip, Boynds; and Wicyte, Ardcoonon. The fol- lowidg is the prize ...

... SERIOUS AFFRAY BETWEEN SOLDIERIS AN! POLIMMEEN IN EDINBURGII. ON Thursday iiight, last week, a very serious distur- bance was created in the High Street, Edinburlg, by a dnmuber of the 25th Borderers. They liad been drinking y in soie public-honse in Canuongate, and during the even- e ing they had behaved in a very disorderly maiiner, ilslilt- d ing various parties in the street. The result ...