... RAILWAY TRAFFIC FROM THE SOUTL. bde. To thre EDITOR of thee ABERDEEN JOURNAL. ope irth Sta,-Allow me to endeavour to soothe the excitement of 1'ak your Brothe3r of the Herald, by alhuring him that neither if the Aberdeen Steam Navigation Company, nor the Aber- tj 'ese deen Harbour Trest will he ruined, as he seems to fear, by h see, the termination of the traffic arrangement between the for-p ...

... I I I YESTmuoAT, Dr Sohn Strutbers, the lately appointed es Professor of Anatomy in our University, delivered his in- tht he troductary lecture in the Anatonsiesl Clueis-reamn. There was pa a cruwded attendance of students ; and among the general tri leaudience were-Professor Dr Macrobin, Dean of the Faculty lb leof Medicine, who presided in the absence of the Principal mi from indisposition ...

... Monsday, Noev. 16. A QUARTERLY Meeting of the President and Govern ore wasI held this day-the Lord Provost in the chair.I THE PROVOST'S KNIGHTHOOD. Dr FORSYTH said -My Lord, before entering upon the business of the day, may I crave your attention for a very few moments? My Lord,-As this is the first occasion sinc-e a certsin apious day, ever memorable in the annals of Aberdeen, en which we, ...

... DOMiESTIC INTELLIGENCE. ENGLAND. His Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Prussia has tro turned to Windsor Castle. The Court wint into mourning on Sunday for the late King of Denmark. In consequence of the death of the King of Denmark, some intended visits of their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales have been postponed. The Prince and Princess of Wales will, it is expected, leave ...

... THiE smaller European Powers have readily acquiesced in the proposal for a Congress ; but the great Powers still hesitate, although their ultimate acquiescence l seems more than probable. They want to know what they are to be called upon to consider. This very I demand is an admission that it will belong to Napoleon I to assume the initiative-an admission which devolves on him an authority ...

... snent - t the TIIE proceedings of the Town Council, on Friday and ] roba Monday last, formed a curious commentary on those u ni. of the Friday previous. At the opening of the Gram- iority mar School, everything was bright and hopeful, and sionseverybody's praises were sBng in all the melodious citnal numbers of municipal and academical eloquence. We 0o fo. were unconsciously reminded of the ...

... an STRATHEOGIE has long been famous for Castocks, C to and the Presbytery of the bounds has been equally o a famous in the annals of ecclesiastical warfare. What D ,e- was signified by the former celebrity we have never on been able to discover, nor are we aware how matters t stand in the kail-yards of the present day compared n with the past. It seems, however, the Free Presbytery b are ...

... IT is to be regretted that the dispute between the !U Infirmary and the Railway should be set before the md public in a false light, It is very easy to make it M. appear that the Infirmary Managers had no course tl ra before them but refuse unconditionally the application c( ayof the Railway Directors, and that by doing so they were tc tb. taking the best means of defending the interests of ...

... FRANCE. PARIS, Octolser '0 (Evening).-Thi Empress arrived bere at three o clock tlsi, maoreteg. The o .at~on of istS eoening sPys that Lord Napier was to band Tlre torlselm Oft, `n ndiesday, a despatch coiliatery in costents aad folts. Thile despatch terminates thus:- Russia mustllntforagt tIhatth rigilstsoftheoPoleesaro writteniuponltbo aame treaty wvhich5 gae Iand to Ilessin. Tile ...

... OFFICE-BEARERS AND DIRECTORS, 1863-4. C of WILIAM Bar,13Ei5., manager, PresidTent. il WSLLTAM RATTRSAY, Teacher, Vice-Prreid~it. THOMiAS MELVILLE, iron Merchant, Treasurer. Q Badilie M'Hardy. jhnh D. Mlilte, Advocate. Ml Jiales Westland, Banker. Fl1. Amblrose Smnith, Actuary. Q1 John Miller, Manufaceturer, Ijames Borry, Manufacturer. MII Alex. D. Milte, Bleacher. VlIaM FaeSurgeon. Sp John ...

... To the EDITOR of the A jRDEEN JOU2TNAL. Aberdeen, 9th November, 1863. in SiR,-You will not probably be surprised that I ask to rm give expression through your columns to the feeling, which is almost universally entertained, that Sir Alexander An- en, derson's first motion in the new Town Council was singular- I ly unfortunate. From the statements made by the recently N er elected members, ...

... The Eight Hon. Lord Selbaven, ICT., was sworn in on in Tuesday Lord.Lieuteflaft of Lafnarkshiro, in the room of 122 thle late Delco Of Hamilton, before thle Queen's most honour- able Privy Council. re Th sr o esonopned on Monday. All thsJudges 11 of both Divisions 'wore present, exoopt Lord Ardhmillanl, who ha linebeen 5ufforing for the last ten days from an injury to to oneO of hIls eyes. ...