... I - -- BUCHAN HORTICULTURAL, POULTRY, AND DAIRY PRODUCE ASSOCIATIONS, ne ON WEDNESDAY, the first Show of the newly formed Asso- Vaciations, under the name of the Buclhan Horticultural, PoulryandDair Prduc Assciaion, open to the whole Olof Bubn a eda h e obination Poorhouse. ra, nwnalcmleeeaNeMudStation. The morn- ed jo a e n iarebe nn doubt, was much h agishe e hwgnrlyoepn ak exhibitors from ...

... TILE report of the Royal Commission on Ritualism shows how little it merited, after all, the term ritualistic, which was applied to it. The High Church party were supp iosed to predominate so much as to leave little pro- spect of an impartial judgment. Few men can pretend to judge impartially on a religious question in which - their convictions, their feelings, and theirtastes are all ...

... CATTLE PLAGUE-NEW ORDER IN COUNCIL. THE following are the principal parts of the Order in Coun- cil dated the 20th ult., which has just been issued PRELIMINARSY. 1. This order may be cited as The Consolidated Cattle Plague Order of August, 1867. 2. Except as in this order expressly otherwise provided, this order shall take effect from and immediately after the 15th day of September, 1867 ...

... TiHE ASY'SSINiAN ExPEDITION.-Tho Horning Post containsC tke followiig :-This expedition, which is now- decided upon, i S to teeke place as SOOn as thoe necessary tranlsports reach Icers' ia.~ The Command willibe a~senmed by Sic' Willianm C. E. Naepier, Vice. II president of the Council of Military Education, -who was a dil- visional General in tbe last war in China, under Sir Hope Grant. g The ...

... ex' bal ENGLAND. e TatE ALBERT MEMORIAL CHTAPEL, WINDSOR CASTLE.-pe Few memorials, of the late, Prince Consort will possess esora reat ass interest as that now in coursef Of 0(cPletion-Car- at dinlWle' Chapel, above the burial-pisce of our lat monarchs at Windsor Castle. It is nowy being, converted into fil a most interesting memorial of the Prince Consort, and thle hot decorations are being ...

... THE Saturday Review says that the Prussians cannot avoid seeing that time is working in their favour, and that they E, can afford to wait, and need not wish to violate the Treaty p, of Prague in any flagrant manner. in this lies the real hope of peace. Why should any one begin to take a step that must lead to war? Prussia, in letting things remain in as they are, is getting what she wants, and ...

... - i~~~~~~~tt Monday, Sept. 2. in TEusual monthly meeting of the Town Council was hsohi 80 te.dJay-tlte Lord Provost Presiding. a PRESENT :-~Baillies Donald, Shirres, and Sangster ; the th Dean of Guild, Treasurer Gordon ; Mescsrs Inglis, Lunisdsn, Martthews, Gordon, Williams, Barclay, l Urqnihart, M1ackenizie, ROSe. TI NEW BURGESS. B Mre George Simpson, banker, was admnitted a burgess of his ...

... -4-- FR.ANCE. PARIS August 30, Evening.-The Etleodardf Of this evening 3says that hopes of tin understanding being arrived a ewc Prussia and Denmark by means of mutual coneess.o at benthee increase. Prussia, it is said, will renounce several of the g54 rautees whichl she at first demanded and Denmark will absadent hier claims to Alecto and Duppel. 'lhis result is doe to thadeon. e iliatory ...

... r THERE is no recondite secret in the present situation of D 0 commerce and'finance. There is no sure and immediate re- tE medy which can be applied to cure its evils. The root of fi F the matter is personal, and it is only by slow degrees that h the distrust of the possessors of capital can be abated. There is c have, indeed, been accidental circumstances which have et C helped to aggravate ...

... PUBLIC BE.ALTII (SCOTLAND) ACT. PuAlblic Health (Scotland) Act, 1807, is the most im- whi portant Act of Parliament relating to Scotland which has pertant ped for maty years. Its effect cannot but be ex-stri tbensely beneficial; and as it comes into operation the coun- try can hardly fail to recognise snore, and more how much it is jndebted to the present Government. It makes general and ...

... -I THE Harbour Commissioners, notwithstanding that they showed so little disposition, last week, to go into the proposal to take the evidence of practical men on the wants of the Harbour, agreed to it at their meeting - on Monday. But what are the points on which informa- tion is wanted, on which they have it not in abundance ? Ho ave they not volumes of evidence, given before Par- , liament, ...

... R I T U A L I S M. T1 TEE Commissioners upon the Ritual of the Church of Eng- fo: land have agreed upon the following report:- Your Majesty having been graciously pleased to issue a corm- so mission reciting that differences of practice have arisen from WI varying interpretations put upon the rubrics, orders, and direc- of tions for regulating the Course and conduct of public worship the ...