... SCOTLA ND. At a meeting of thle Glasgow PIresbytery, on Wednesday, a the Rev. Dr Norman Macleod intimated Ibis resolution to tproceed on the proposed mission of observation to India. e The gross lend rental of Scotland in 1854-5 wee e £5,745,000, ndenyassbqutly £6,830,000, being e 11increase of £1,085,000, or 18,9 per cent. This exceeds thle e Engliesh rate for thlu same interval by 5-0 per ...

... AIonCday, Aaugust 12. T police Board met to-day for hearing objections to the sYad Leadside S~werrs-tho Lord Provost pres5litn.g f Guild ; Couvener Berry ; the City Treasurer; Messrs nighlt, iUrquhart, Inglis, Donaldson, Istearns, Mitelsell, Ironside, Yule, Garvie, Daniel, ls, M~rWad~lker, Law Agent, and Mr Anderson, Resident EBgineer. SEWERAGE PLANS, &C. The rcovoST explained the object of ...

... THE Emperor of the French cannot move without shaking the equanimity of a host of politicians. He is about to pay a visit to Salsburg, if not to Vienna. The political world wvill have it that the object of this visit to a former adversary is less to condole with him on his brother's death than to suggest to his Imperial Apostolic Majesty the propriety and practicability of revenging the last ...

... FilANCE. PARIs, August 10-The Eltendard of this evening states that next week au interview v will take plice at Aixaela-ClapOlle or Cherbourg between Signo- liattazzi andI Ml Frury, on the in snbjctpf the conessios of the Church property iln Italy. PARIS, August 11.-The EEtedarl of thisevening says :-TeThs o, Mpniteur of the 15th lnst. will nmake lnown somc important do- ; cisions of the ...

... 1 8 6 7. DURING the past year, the following candidates, after the usua-l examinations, have received degrees in Medicinei and Surgery :- THE DEGREE OF M.D. Mdwvin Burrell, L.R.C.P. Loand., M.R.C.S. London James Davidson Mackay Coghill, L.R.C.P. Edin., LF.P. S. Glas, LB. Edinburgh Peter Callen, M.R.C.S. and L.M., Bengal fleory Eales, M. [I.C.S.L., RIN., London a M~iehael Comport Grablian, F.&G ...

... HITHEaRTO, prospects are not favourable as regards the grain Shaw craps. Tihe weethrer has been Unusually cold, nod in sense Stir dslitriots tire rains have been very hleay Tehrstm Stir be a late one, fox', save in the earlier districts, there was 150St cutting before the beginning of the pest week, and it joust Stkr he feillanotber ceeck before tire harvest can become general. lo Onl tire ...

... I ___ wI , Wis subjoin our list of shooting parties in this and adjoining ad counties:- op s Abergeldie and Birkhall-M. Von de Weyer. sal Aboyne Castle and Dinnet-Marquis of HaButly. tai Aden-James Russel, Esq. ro fo Advie-Robert Munn, Esq ne Aldie-James Shepherd, Esq. fol Altanocvcr-llon. Goo. S. Duff. be, ! Altyre-Sir Daniel Cooper. d Arnage-J. L. Ross, Esq. do I- A~rrdilly-C'olenel. Bowles, ...

... Pct DA Y.IW V Ag ltr4a18 WE!DNESDAY, August 14, 1867. TIIE French Eulperor and Eulpress are expected to reach Salzburg on Sunday, on their Austrian visit. What mystery may be proposed to be solved at this imperial interview remains to le seen. The contents of the Parisian Jloniteur are so important just now, it appears, as to be the subject of predictions. The tetndard informs its readers ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPE. 18C5 - - - ~~~~~~~into COMMERCIAI.,-Tho Times soys-The state of the weather taril caused the English funds to open yesterdlay at an ndvanlco of an Tme , aind a further loke jimprovemtenit was Soon established. 'The Daily News says-lu disco-lut market sopply of money re- In mains large, but, demnroad haviag increased, rates for bost pelter ml n wrec quotei yeeterd;y at l4 ...

... DIoSPATCH OF FOREIGN MAILS FROM AIBERltD:E: Maili Boxc loses. DEmTINATIONH, Despatched. I merica..UritedState9, Calfi'fornia, Saud37 11.jp A. W and Britiih N1orth America (by Every British Packet, Via Cork) I Iitto-(by U.S. Packet, bSigs, h- Every Monday 1150 A.NS. ampton) . k11stralia, Van- Dieion'n Land, 1't or every 11.50 k.m.. sNew Sooth wlein, and INew ZeaLand', vti ...

... NOTES ON THE WEATHER OF JULY, 1867, 1 COMPARED WITH THAT OF THE SAME MONTH DURING THE E ELEVEN YEARS 1S86-66. THE Month was characterised by an excess of moisture, and a low temperature, especially after the middle of the month with a remarkable prevalence of Northerly and Easterly wiThe mean height of the Barometer (at 32' and sea level) was 290858 inches, or O0O0D in. less than the mean for ...

... y. If 3I SERVANT GIRLS WANTRD FORi. CANADA.-Tle Canada rmel- t gratioes GaZe~tte, which is the Organ of the Governlment Of Canadal, states that although all classes of worknmen as' in demand, th| grcatost iwant is servant girls. Young womcn, who Cmuluet themelvs popelyandServe their cmpleyers honestly, very t soon settlo themselves for life, and findc husbands suited to thoir '' wishes. The ...