... WiE may celebrate many occasions, before we find one I so deserving of celebration as the day which brings to E Aberdeen an inexhaustible supply of the purest of pure h water. Of old, the Kings who built aqueducts were accounted the greatest of benefactors. The memory of is Jacob lived round the well which he gave his do- seondants, till the (lay whin Palestine was made deso- late. Wherever we ...

... TEE JAMAICA COM?IITTEE AND EX? GOV?ENOE EYRE. Th jamraico Cornmittee has iesued the following dde 65D F;leet Street, London, Oct., 1S66. Eir,-For the reasons set forth in the accompany' sng statement -to which porticualer attention is requested-5the Jamaic3 Committee resolved to undertake the duty, which the Government had de- clined, of submitting to jodicial Investigation the conduct of ...

... ?YORL?INABY?VELE6?RAPH. I A MERIC A. ARERIVAL OF THE J:AVA. Qneenetown, Ocetober 13. The Royal Mall steameship Java, from New York on the 3d Inst., arrived here at 4 59 s M, with 96 passentgers and 92.,168 dollars in specie. She lan~ded 25 passengers and all the mails, consisting ot 116I sa~cks, and proceeded immnediately for Ltverpool; MIL wPell. New Y ork, Oct. 3. Mr. Sulmner has delivered ...

... ~`LATJIES9-T- N-ERzfW-s (BY ELECTRIC'TELEGR:PH.) THIE GLASGOW-REFOR-M fDEMONSTRATION. The Londeor papers contain full reports by telegraph1 of tht proceedings of the Reformers at Glasgow yester- .day. I Tho telegriaph s'ays the Liberalism of Scotland. has. expresed itself through the mouth of the, Reformers of. 'Glasgov in one of the greatest political demonstrtions. *ever Wvitnessed in .this ...

... ?? A, . ,1; ?? . ?? . :ro DROW MR. a ' I D7EFNDERS., ,staitly in theirpaper, and a series of tracts 1d_-e~rt~h'e`0o 'PZuooi of, Parson Lot ,One of his tracts irk thisoofl4l called ' Cheap Clothes and Nasty,',a O reputatihn sit the timi,~ and deservedit too-_' The Saint's!.Trageay,' I Y 5ery ok Locke '-had the true liberal ring inthm , that, those who ksw ni- im, beat alwayssi, ht o Pathies ...

... (BY ELECTRIC TEL14RAPI) THE SNIDER CASE. The imes publishes whlat it calls a remarkable letter from the olicitor ?? Office on the Snider case. It 3 really confirns the caseinfavour of Mr Snider. The T-mes 3 repeatstatwlhenthe poormanin hishelplessness asked only f for £2700. as his recompense, it was the extreme of shabbi- ness to. dissect such a claim, and strike, off nearly two- t thirds of ...

... arxtfr EF ;iR hi. A prosecitioin of 'M&i' Eyre, thle Tiines tell 115, Can on yj it en rn Oron of ?? wii i ?? ?? thrown cuitby th~ grandjiury~, or, if a true' bill be~1ountd, ~ti it will be tried before ape'tly juy ;:in w bch~o ie-th9,d ti fendant will Either; be acquitt'ed'br conji~ticte and if 'he be', convicted,. the s~fisence passed up6n hIm. ?? ethignhe carried out or it Vill not,. L~et ...

... VOUIJNTEEs~R INTrELIGE:hNCE. 1ST B15GT. ILANAR3R33HIES ERIffL VOLUSgTEEBlS. |a The Reg~imental Challenge Vase contests for 1866 e term~ina ted at Fossil Ranzge ont Satukrday 16st, There s are three conpetitions yearly, at 200, 500, and600 e yards, op3en to all efficients, seven shots being fired t on each day at each of these distanies;, Hytbe pool- Iz tintis, Wimbledoni tairgets ?? scoring. T ...

... NORTH BRITISH RA.ILWAY SOIREE The annual soiree of the employes of the North British Railway Co. (Western District) took place in the City Hall yesterday evening, Ur Richard Hodgson, chairman of the company, presided, and was accompanied on the platform by Messrs James Leishman and Charles Trotter, direetors; Mr Row. botbaro, general manager; Ur Macpherson. goods manager; Mr Deas, C.E.; Mr ...

... fLATIEST NEWS?J S EfBRALD O-FIoB, Thurs'a~y oniO ng.O TELJEGRAMTS BY SPECIAL WYIRE. EN'TLRY OF ITALIAN TR>OOPS INTO VERON A. The Paris curreespondent ot the Er press sabys,-' telegram of ladt night brings the xov~ereetiua DeWs that Iralian troops bare this day entered Veronag The fanhos, the terrible, the inavto,erabls Qiadri. lateral is now ias the undisputed ?? of the King of Italy, wrho, ...

... SINGULAR CONFiICT WILfI A NEGRO IN GEORGIA. I The $Snavannah (Georgia) Herald relates the follow ing extraordinary circumstance which, it is affirmed, took place near that ?? recently:- A countryman, very nearly deaf, was driving a pair of mules attached to a waggon, when he was met on the road by a negro on foot, who bore an axe on his ehoulder. The man on the waggon w; .s about trb;tg a chew ...

... i A FOLRGUTiEN VIEW OF THE REil'Ofl | QUESTION. (Fr- mh Poull mii Z tttI It is a salutary practice occasionally to refer back to the biret principles and originl- ideas ef cur political and 5ocial sBstems, especially e Le u M e are about to mend or change thom, by fay of seehig how far we have gradually di- vtrged from the ancestral plan, huw often we have plot Dew wine into old bottles tbat ...