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... Dr OBDINARBY .RhmGRAPF.a AMES ICA. AEBIVMAJ OF T CT OF LONDON. 'Via Qneenatownj . 5 New Yor-r Sekt. 21i The New Yer. Hemrld says ?? is dia n the country, and ealls foe anew Conu. tutionsl patt -:y. -. ?? Te Indians haddemanadedthe withdrawal of the Unitied Sftatestroops from Povder River . country, and th ndonmient of the Smoekey Hill route-of ?? Raro d> - -G eneral Sheridanwes receiving nutn ...
... EXPLORATIONS EXTRAORDINARY! on, THlE SOURCE OF THE MOLENDINAR ALD TEE ORIGIN OF MAN DISCOVERED. (BY OUR RAMBLING REPORTERI [ENta Bene.-The following paper was intended to have been read at the recent meeting of the British Association in Dundee, but owing to the arduous nature of the undertaking, the account waS not com- pleted in time.] The intelligent reader does not require to be in- formed ...
... CLYDE sHIpBUnIDING. T'he following vessels weie.launched during Sep- temRober, 1Din & Co., Port-Glasgow, the He.len 'rns, an iron ship of 903 tons, for the AIbion Shipping Co., Glasgow; for the Glasgow and Ran- goon trade. -- ?? . By. Barclay Curie & Co. ihiteinch thea Der- went, i iron Larque of 600 tons, for W. 1: TindsA, By Barclay, Curie & Co., Stoboross, the Greats, an iron screw-steamer ...
... I RAnWAY VITSASTER NEAU LARBERT. I A O0)0D TRAN UPSET. A serious disaster occurred on Saturday moriang, between the hours of four and five, on the Cale- donian Raiway, aboutsa mile and a half to the north of IArbert Station. A North British goods train, consisting of twenty four waggons, left Stirling aboute four o'clock for Larbert, and had proceeded all right till nearly opposite Torwood, in ...
... THF CALEDONIAN ACCOUNTS. (From nerepati's Kaiway JcurnsL) We have been requested to publish the following: -Durfing the last week or two the price of this dock has been bobbing up and down, like a float with fish Dibbling at the line. Rumours concerning the divi- dend have no doubt been the cause of this fluctuation. The question raised has not been as to the rate of dividend shown in the ...
... T.MHE DnER QUESTION. IN LONDON., On Monday svening-a numerously attended meetC- ing of lerks mS, -hld atthe London.Tavern, to. as Xt,a, the circuar couvemgtemeetingstated, ip the formationl of a club or company for the es--t tabliabenzt odinfiingrooms for the use of clerks, at: whiichie taritof~pisrcsh Ibe and the pro 1 visions epplied ofthe bt ckind' MSr Alderman Cotton pided,= and in ...
... -: L THE DEATH OF. SI PB1PECK BEUOZ. :iverpool, Tuesday. The cadian mall steamdr jusran from 'Que- hbec on the 21st 'Septemober, readli h Ib ers ey tbis' nmornn.g ?? - A Bost6n despat-if the Idfte ays-'- '.Mr Eoward, of 'the -British 1&kkti'n.lef~t ,Wash- 4x for Bo lt~itday, otok*ca- c ?? I- 6rick-Bru.-e's'.remains, .ihol -aembli& Th flags on the public buildingsi-nd-thtshjiping in the ,port ...
... L *CIPU W ELECTIONSd -'Mm OF ELt - , 1^r>2 lwe.' ...
... GREENKOCK. MurciPAL ErExcrross-THEiBD Win%-On 1S. turd7 an active canvass was commenced intbe Ward in favour of Mr James Stewart, of Garvocks. Mr William Neill is the retiring co. oillor, and seeks re-election. AOTHER STABBING CABs-About three ockl yesterday morning, a man, named Patrick 3M'A nch, a journeyman cooper, employed in Glsqgro and who was on a visitto hismother, who reeiesi Stanners ...
... To the EDITOR of the ABERDENE JOURiNAt. Aberdeen, 30th September, 1867. Srn,-I read your last week's observations on this subject with much satisfaction. And I was induced to look into your Journal to refresh my memory on a point which has often struck me and many others-a want of interest on the part of the public in the election of Police Commissioners. So here I find, by your paper of 9th ...
... do: ON tIhe 24th ultinmo, the tenantry on the ostato of Balfour gi along with a numiber of their neighboura, were invited to a g dinner and balil at Balfour House, on the occasion of the marriage of Alexander Cochran, Esq., yr. of Balfour, to Miss m Mary Hlamilton Caumphell, daughter of theVery Rev. Peter tr Colin Campbell, D.D., Principal of the University of Aber. al deen. The ...
... This trophy, ivwon by the Sootch Twenty in' the International EnfieldMatch at Wimbledon, was, in term of the conditions of the match, consigned for the year to the charge of the Lord Provost of Edin- burh, who appointed that its place of keeping should be the National Museum of Science and Art there. The uncovering of the trophy took place on Saturday evening at five o'clock, in presence of ...