... , Tun business In connection with the conference of delegates repreesiting the United Kingdom Alliance of Organised Trades, terminated at five o'clock on Friday evening. The dommnittee appointed to draw up resolutions with reference to the Royal Commission appointed to inquire into trade matters and the legalisation of the funds of trades' unions, submitted the following resolutions:- 1. That ...

... THE ROMIAN INVASION. TImE last of Garibaldi's projects was, in so far as it went, in keeping with his first exploits, in everything except its failure. He expected to conquer Rome as he did Naples by showing his face. He was on his way to the frontier with a few friends who formed his staff. So far from havinig any force with him to meet the Roman troops, there was not a rifle, still less a ...

... .r AMETEOROLOGIUAL, OBSERVATIONS, Vt I TAKEN AT TilE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, ABERDEEN, For the W'eek ediwng Sunday, 29th Septeib6-, 1867. X r VWTIn It Coll ---t4 '~~Ot ~ ' -- - Height of Cistern of Barotnet above Mean llalf-tide, 102 Feot. . __ .. AOOl( 'Er:R. jIIYGROMETER, RAIN. 3 it s R~or-d it Ni-to r Iod *lt Nino __ U a' .ot. . ;m. p.m. fl e. ,. .Pno.rs ureie 1 o 0.. Br. otjien. r~- ...

... ENGLAND. Co he The Prince aind Princess of Prussia will visit tho Prince and princess of Wales, at Sansdringhiari, about the middle Li of october, and on the Queen's return from Scotland, the asI Priocci and Princess of Prussia wvill pay a visit to the Queen eal at Windsor. Preparations are being made in the Lanca. Bhirlp~ for the reception of their Royal Hlighinesses. Pr MEETING OF PARLIAMENT ...

... iOart. -y to TH'IE GAY PARISIAn'-The total receipts from the theatres,, WIl d~ancing-roomas, concerts, and other places of public Amusement 'rame in 'iare in the month of August Amounted to 2,246,3(16 france, own being at decrease of 43,SI90 francs in the previous )month. Dur- Thu ing tho five months that the Exhibition hals bean oponed the ro- ll of turns from the theatres alone have ...

... BY ELECTRIC TE .4 GR&P H. favou S - - - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Rai COMtMERCIAL.-The Times says there was renewed depression adysi in the English funds yesterday. Ini foreign seccrities every more- deina 8ment was downward. In the share market B. itish, Colonial, Baerl eand American R~ailways, and Baniks, and sf isceilaucatns shares finee fall closed with firmness. a h al essasCneeaebonds were enquired ...

... ABOYNE AND BRAEMIAR RAILWAY. - .. . THE fourth half-yearly meeting of the Aboyne and Braemar Railway Company was held in the Board Boom, Waterloo Station, on Friday-Mr Farquharson of Invercauld, Chair! man, ptesididg. MIr FERGUSON, Secretary, having read the advertisement calling the meeting., The CHAIRMAN, in moving a resolution that the report of the Directors and accounts (the abstract of ...

... THE QUE WS VISIT TO GLENFIDDOCH. ONs TuicSDAY lost week the Queen left BRlmoral on a visit of a few days, to his Grace the Duke of Richmond at Glen- fiddoch Lodge. The Royal party started from Balmnoral about half past sight in the morning. it consisted of the Queen, Princess Louisa, Lady Churchill, and Sir Thomas Biddulph. The Qaies.n,, Princess Louisa, and Lady Churchill rode in one of her ...

... THE CAPVIVES OF MAGDALA. iots relrs THEt Engffek Ishridreracdnt gives a very intei esting aeeeuntoliti ved njissiorories who *re now suffering imprisonmont InAbyasinis. the As early as 1810 attention-was directed to that country s a oai. sien field, The people had long been Christians, but it wat dted desired to give them apurer form of Christianity. AnEthlopha uge- in the employment of th ...

... WElDNESDAY. October 2, 1887. .0 TesI French Government has wisely left to tho semi- official papers the task of denouncing Bismarck's circular. Perhaps it would have been wiser still if even these had been silent. The official circular on the subject dwells with a sort of complacency oil the small fact that Prussia will not, 8ito sponte, kickher foot through the Treaty of Prague, if the ...

... Os, Saturday an extensive trialTof Reaping Macbines took lilace ait the Home Farm of Cluny Castle. Its chief object wvas to give the tenants an oisportunity of seeing the prin- cl eiiial machines in opteration conveniently, as at this busy n, season few farmers can afford time to go any great distance cl to such trials ; and all the trouble of making the arrange- t ments and getting the ...

... 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 ...