... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE -- - - - . t ! n~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ils FRANCE. - PARIS, July I.-If the opening Ceremony of the Pasris Ehbibi- tion wits ieagre and coramonliplace, that 0f to-day was Singularly brilliant and ilnPlrO' siVe. It W;Le not in thle Exbibitiolt itleh tattle ilispelor dilitributed tihe Prices, but in the Pamlace of 8 tie Obamn il Cotips IflYsees, at noble hail, some 500 Dr ...

... METEOROLO(QUCAL OBSERVATIONS, TAUEN AT TII GRAMMAR SCitI)OT AHJEItDlRN. TAKiEN AT THE l l GRAMMAR SCHOOL, AL.liRtSPI N, (IN iPr th/e Wleeko otldi *0ouday, 3d Noveynbcr, 1SI7. is i Heiglht (o Mimicrti of allititloter alt, Ho to IIl-til,- 111o F . l g iA1t1tI1tVEtt, IIl t11: 1 1.t , I I AIt. in I0cIt ; t t Mio itu, t iRI d 1 n. 11m. Ott). P n. ' toreS, t I Cc :: XI l ' ~. itilr _ thosi~llIr. a; ...

... 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 ...

... GAME LA&WVS (SCOTLAND) BILL. tTHE fOllowilng is tico bill introduced by Lord Eleho, Mr JC . Henry Bdillie, and Sir Robert Anstruthler for the purpose 1)0 tof amlendilng the law.s relating to gamie in Scotland :- V r Whercas it is expedient to annelid thoe law rclativo to thle pre- rsrvaltioll of g9ame ill Scotlald(, and to asinite the law ci Set- in land with the law of Eniglanid relative to ...

... Lida I in BY ELDECTRIC TELEGRAPH. US THE MINISTRY AND REPORtM.-The Times says:-For the on first tii'ie for many years the leader of the House of Commons last night spoke amid an unsymp athetic silence, broken by fitful rm murmnurs, the meaning of which could not be nistaken. The On, !measure of enfranchisement suggested by Mr Disraeli, though A. I considerable in itself, was based on no ...

... 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 The address in reply to the im- 0 perial speech at the opening of the Legislature is to LeSI superseded by the right of putting questions, but under: restrictions not quite clearly specified.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 ...

... ELLON HOIRT'CULTUlR AL SOCIETY. THE Njnet.'outh Annnal show of thle E lion Horticultural IS Society wee held in the Town Hall on Wednesday, the 14bh fi: cerrent. The Judges Were Messrs Cocker, Aberdeen, snd gi Greig, Parkchill, who performed their duties with very greet ti. care, and whose awards gave general eatisfaction. A large t number of greenhouse and other planRts from ERion Coe1tle bi ...

... BANQUET TO THE EARL OF DERBY AT MANCHESTER. esT Tim grand banquet to thle Earl of Derby and her MajestY's 001 Ministers, for which prepariritiofle on the most magnificent lHe old scale haul been mnade in Manchester, took place, inl the Free tlii Trade Hall on Thursday evenilig. It May seem somewhat t aienlc oseko osraive party inl connectionth 'r. ithMancestr, but it is nev,,ttleg~s anl ...

... ENGLAND. DID Tice Princess of Wales has made decided improvement imh her health at Wiesbaden; so much so as to render, it is an- to ticipated, her recovery complete and not distant. Her Royal Highness already begins to walk a little in her room ot IWith assistance, but unfortunately the roads outside the t town are too rough to enable her to take much carrnage -exercise, and the sheltered ...

... NOTES ON THE WEATHER OF AUGUST, 1867, COMPARED WITH THAT OF THE SAME MONTR DURING THE ELEVEN YEARS 1856-66. rTHE month was characterised by a small barometric range, (if a high temperature, a prevalence of S. ald SW. winds, and o an excess of moisture. liti - The mean height of the barometer (at 32 and sea-level) li 7was 29.853 inches, which is only 0.011 above the mean of Ali the 11 years. ...

... The Queen is to visit the Duke and Duehess of Box. no). burghe at Floors Castle, Kelso, on the 21st of August. Ml Thu birth of a son to Mr and Lady Elmna Thuslow hasl to ary been celebrated with rejoicings On the Kintiaird estate. TO a yes all connected with tha ancient family it must he a sauce of have great rejoicing, as this is the firat ma10le hseir that has been site. horn for three ...

... I __ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~f BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. u COMMERCIAL.-The Titntes says the City Chamberlain has in- vited subscriptions for £500,000 City Bonds, bearisg 4; percent. 1 iutercest, for a period of about fifteen vears. They are to be a isssoed at p r. Drafts drawvn on thc English Joint Stock Bank are in circulation. The Bank failled last year. The Daily News says the stock market ...