... FOREIGN INTELLIGEgNCE. by FRANCE. a n polizie. Th~iiischly..-.41 Spite Of victoi's ruirinifliOel's prcan-ITo tion aogiccit GCavbacc icied Corilbldi'S disrcgard- of it, nlot aitW te c~hi, here arle eanviicled thaft at boittom thero is complete accord be- ithin twcacij thiem. Disacvowals quite ce9 earne0st waco not waclitimg hin wiceic Gacribaildi moace his firot trip to Sicily; there warn ...

... THE following iS a copy, as amended in Committee, of tiso bill which last week caused some keen discussions in the r House of Commons Pr eamble1. c hereas, night poachinr, eand mrderous assaults arising -therefrom, hove lately increased, nnd itis expedieit that the Iss now in forcec shou~ld he ;amended, foJr the better detection and prevention of sUCh erimee, he it enacted by the Quecli's most ...

... LATE ST NEWS. :d BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPHI. sdl ;h The Timme regrets the Course now being pursued by Garibaldi. The accounts from the Continent ef the crepe continue favour- Fr leable, o Le The Thiees, publishes a correspondence between a number of 7s 9 A Liverposi shipowners, and the Foreigs Office, respectiog the 7Jd al Federal blockade of Nassau, as if itwere a Confederato port, malt- 8e log ...

... POLICE COM.NfISSIONERS. -aQ A I' __iJ~u~jf.~~3~~ A Meor(aCo, ArtJ. 18. tIc THeE firdt Statutory [Metieg under the new Act was held IX this day-the Lord Provost presiding. b PRESENT r-Tilo Dean of Guild; Messrs Donald, Mae- donald, Fraser, Stirling, Airthr, W. Henderson, son., t WV. Henderson, jun,, Ness, S =ierar, Rose, Sengater, ti and Urqahart. A of 1C9 c is rc v The PROVOST-The Aberdeen ...

... DOMESTIiC INTELLTGENCE. ENGLAND. fUric 'MAJESTY'S VISIT TO TILE CoN`TiyrxTt-AdViCet frenIi Celbtrg aninounce that lDtke -Ernest lately visited Reinhardethrminf, to exansins the preiparatioiis being masde thore for the reception of Queen Victoria, andl wviiro lies Maetyvili arrive in eho beginning of September. Princess dijee an'1l Prince Louis wrill he there dnrling6 thle stary of 1-ee Majesty ...

... MlILITARY SCANDALS. for _ TFesue are spots in the sun, and black sheep in every wi L to flock. But among a body that consists of many thou- ca, of sands of men representing all classes of society, there au of imust be more than spots aid exceptional black sheep. pa the There may be indeed in almost every rank a certain go: lCi-_lroportion of questionable characters. The honour of thi fa the ...

... THE 1M OO R S. of TicE weather during every day last week wee very un- day, cc, fsvonrabl*? for the sportsman, and also had a bad effect on Ba. doe- thle grouse. In this county, the birds are plentiful, and in Noin- good condition--better, indeed, than in almost any otber AMusic 1, coarityiuScotland, accd,on the whole, manyveryfair bags-have rabbio so- been got. The following are a few notes ...

... SOETMEag a promisOe wae made by Sergeant William Sire' Rankle, late of the 42,d Hlighicaiders, now P. C. at RElit, flil and Arniosury Sorgearnl to the Stir A.RV., theAt when the Edic Rebi cerpe could muster their full company, and'sll in uol- Mr fom ii old give a Silver Snaff Box, As a asrize to be shot land for. 'These conditions being nowv fulfilled, Wednesday lest, prar tire l3thin lst., ...

... His Royal Hligieness thle Duke of Cambridge was last week thle guest of the Erel of Dalbousis, at his deer forest of Ice- vercuark. Dr Douglas Macnlagan is appointed Professor of Medical Jurisprudence and Me~dicit Police in the University of Edlin- burgle. On Tuesday ceight Mr Cobden arrived in Edinburgh by ties Great Northern express train. He was accompanied by M)rs Cobden and daughter, and ...

... ENGLAND.Ry Per Majesty tic Quee noelA'( the Princesses and younger It i! princes voll, u1Ponl their return from Scotland, proceed, upon aulate t1ev 1st of Shqteenber, abroad. liaer cMejestr cviii pay a strictly for a private v15i1 to the King of thle Belgians far two or three An, days, and wili subsequently pans noise weeks in seclusion atano the Castle at ldleinleardltsbrotii, near Gotha, ...

... THERE has been almost as much difference of opinion on the decision of the Court of Session in the Cardross Case as on the Cardross Case itself. 'The Assembly's . Commission are all but completely satisfied, not only I 'with the decision, but with the reasons given in the l speeches of the Lord President and Lord Curriebill. I In their estimation, the legal position of the Church is I the same ...

... DOMESTIC INTELLIGDNCG.E ENGLAND. chat titller. rile PRsssrr1 A1 rITCF OF Hrsste.--lio paper11s sayv that jOf i 1'iic oi of limso and the Pritncess Alice, iew aIt Dist Cohe ll aerly comic on a visit to Potsdam, and will ottelt erterwards ga) to Beicllardshvritnn, to meet 1-er Majesty iDerl fueece Fictorit onl her arrival there next month, i l.ril LA0TE P'cNCfl CON'SO11T' FARiM AT WtINDSOR - cry ...