... gut DNEmISDA lar2,17. WEDNEDSDAY, January 23, 1867. THE French Emiperor has promulgated certain consti- b tutional ehanges. The address in reply to the im- 0 perial speech at the opening of the Legislature is to LeSI superseded by the right of putting questions, but under: restrictions not quite clearly specified. The present press laws are to be abolished, and offences on the part ti of ...

... METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS, TAI EN AT THE GRAUMAR SCHOOL, ABERD M-N, b 'or the Week endiny 13th Jan., 15b7. OM' ,., p r Pnt-r -ht,- M 1 flf.tid-. 102 )ul Height of Ciste~r'n ot BrmorabeManaf-ie102 Foet, - ARiOMIT.!, H IYGROMETRItII RAIN. N ent..nRed Ut Miae R3Iead at Niote tOO? . m ~ ~ ~ . 110bln tion U. . at~ tt~an 'Vet Ir1e'U ~l(13 a ir. o. thar. OtiB.1Bi, ib. eln 5crat a or -n l 0 ...

... - - on ENGLAND. Tli The Court Jourrr-sl says-The Queen andi Royal family of will return from Osborne about the 15th of February. Her w Majesty will como to London the day prior to opening Par- liament in person, and return to Osborne the day after thata 0eremony. The Queen will stop at Windsor on the 5th. Or The Queen has sent £200 to the Bishop of London, to be N, distributed during thio ...

... OsF~icE.BmitAEnS AND MANAGERLS ELECTED ON 27TH5 DEC., 1866, rele (St John's Day). ays 3of ABERDEEN LODGE (No. 34). ots William Taylor, B. . . W. AMaster. ota Charles S. Still, .. * ,.Past Master. .jefn Marshall, .. .. Depicte Master. om1 IV, N. Fraser, . . Proxy Master. John Lamib,. . Senior JW7arden. of Aloxander Dlack, ., , . unlor Warden. Aloxander Masson, Secretary. ...

... THE L&TE STORM. of WRECK OF AN ABEEIDEEN-BOUNtD VESSEL.-A violent gale from I ha of Ithe north-es raoged along Startlepool Bay on Th, r-day. aod the was l sea was most tempestssoos. About eleven o'clock a schooner, nI of1 deeply laden, camte into ths hay, said two steamn-tugs put off to her coasa go, asistance, but the sea was so rough they wore unablse to render anty war, [L aid, and the ...

... r L ,- - A- t Divar resolution of the American Congress, or rather of t, the House of Representatives, to impeach the President, e is in itself the beginning of a revolution. It is not , the more fact of the impeahiment, neither is it that c this is the first example of such a proceeding, nor that 2 such a course is not provided for by the constitution. l Bnt because it is an impeachment on ...

... FRANCE PARTS, January 21.--The 31onite-or says that the Government is strongly desirous of submitting to the appreciation of the great bodies of the State the motives which determine its condiliet on foreign policy. The supprCssiou of the debate on the address mill not delay explanations, since the G vernaesnt lies d-Aleod ,to acept, from the opening of the session, questions upon foreign ...

... I 'E)ESPATCL OF FOREIGN MAILS FROM ABERDEFN. MI,,alls BOX 0Uses. DcETINATIONS. Dewipatclhed. IAnnerica--Unlted Stateo, California,l and Biritish North America ( Every Saturday. 11 50 AM.K. British Packet, via Cork). Ditto-(by U. S. Packet, via South- Every Tace(ldey. 1150 S A.M a ' to). Australia, Van Diemen's Land, iNew South Wales, and New let of every 11.50 AM. I ...

... ~E.I elrIh INOTES ON THE HISTORY OF' THE HARBOUR.~ I S . IT rII CHAPr VI. by t TnF Scottish Solomon ended his long reign in March, in 1625, just a century after the death of the first Scot- whit tish martyr of the Reformation, and Scotland, which 80mO had lost much of its trade through his Majesty's ac- port cession to the English Crown, was doomed to suffer little still more under his ...

... At a meeting of miners' del'egates from different parts of Music Scotland, held on Thursday in Glasgcnv, a memorial to the ,ec Sce aryW drann tip (and signed), to the~llOwIIVgo t~iree effect:-Tbeat thle recent loss of life inl variorns coal pits In i hi the mining districts of England less been so appaellinig that I of. his your ,esourirdists deeply lfeel the necessity of a most suarch- 1 otli ...

... le, hie THIS rev. Court met vesterday-Mr MI'Dorrald, moderator. a. be FlREEl W'EST CHURCH SECESSION, in The minutesa having been reed, adjusted, and confirme, at iee The CLERK (Dr Spence) reed reesons of dissent end ap f1e peal to the Synod, lodged by Principel Lurriden against th hla .1, resoletion come to ait last meeting of Presbytery, appointing tini n, a, Committee to consider the ...

... THE AREA OF CHAPO.RABILITY FOR RELIEF OF THE POOR. Di usaYatron, list week, a very large and infou- AXs ential deputation-including representtie frmalgeP number of Town Counlcils, Parochial Boards, and other OR pulcbdisi ctlatd-wa~ited upon the Lord Advocate, LEI in his Chamb~ers in Edinbuarghi, with a view of urging pon his LordshiP, the desirability of introducing into Parliament a Bill for ...