... WESLEYAIN MISSIONARY SOCIETY. Last night Whe annual-public meeting in connec- tion wit ?? esigisons was held in John St WesekanCliuehrebi2he was a numer- i one attendance onthe oeccion.-the chairbeing ocnu- pied by Mr J. A. Campbell, younger of Stracathro, w: who was supported on the platform by the Rev. I John Bedford, president of the Wesleyan Confer- Ot ence; the Rev. Messrs LI H. Wiseman ...

... THE EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE IN EDLNBURGH. 5EABTRTIDMG saO s AmN HAIR-BREADTH J a ESCAPES. Id The main facts connected with this sad catas-a trophe are exactly as our correspondent described P them yesterday; but the following account, which n we extract from the Scotsman, of the rescues which t were fortunately effected, will be perused with in- 0 terest- El Overhead, in the innumerable ...

... t LATEST I NEWS.. I- ?? . ; .mA Or;D on, Mo ~ Moa~. TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIREI PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES, AND ROYAL MOVEMENTS. The Prince and Princess of Wales, who intended to return to Londonto receive the Crown Prince and, Princess of Prussia, will remain at Wiesbaden for about a fortnight or three :weeks longer, as the Princess continues to derive benefit from hersojourn there. The ...

... DEPUTATION OF WORKING MEN -FRO'[ - EDINBURGH TO THE CHANCIELLOR OF I 1. THE. .EXOEQUE- On' Saturday lst a deputation of working men left Edinburgh for London, for the purpose of re- questing the Chancellor of the Exchequer to accept an address of thanks from the working lasses of Edinbugh, fa liaeetion in extening the s'.ti frnge. The deputtion consisted of M r Toa The deputation were ...

... .TWLFTH WARDl. A-m~xe'eti~g of electors in this Ward favoucrable' to the adoption of measures for the appointment uof U a Ward Committee was held~in Blench's 'Hotel, Y Sanchiehall Street, yesterday evening. Dr Johnston ti presided, and stated that, as the result of -there not lo being a Ward Committee, he had not known, during J theeight or twelve years during whichhe had resided I in the ...

... AUTOMATIM C OFY. In the ParisExhibition.is shown,.: in actiual ope- ration, an invention of particular interest just now. La cuisine eoutrnwtiqe ffiorvtgienne is anu apparatus composed ofa wooden box, lined and stuffed-with-a non-conducting material, and containing a tin cook- ing vessel, which exactly fits into the stuffed .aper- ture of the box. I The principle of the invention lies in the ...

... -- ~~~~A ENGLAND. land to land is I. The Princess of Wales drove oct on Friday, attended by 0 5Viscountess Walden. and LO We ar ort lanta the intended visit of the Crown Doti AfPrince and Princess of Pruseiat to this country has suddenly sama ls been posntponed, on account of the Princess having been A 5-seized with a serious illness at Ostend. man Of CABINET COUNOIL.-SurfiOmnsesl have been ...

... KINCARDINESMHIRE. THEs autumn half-yearly meeting of the Commissioners of ISupply and Justices of the Peace Of the County of Kiucar. dine was held in the County Buildings at Stonehaven on Tuesday last week-Sir James Horne Burnett, Bart., of Leys, Lord-Lieutenant of the County, in the chair. AUDITORS REPORT. The Clerk read thle report of Mr Brand, Aberdeen, Auditor for the County. It stated ...

... .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~- ...

... Tslr toll, in life and ships, taken by the sea for its ser- vice, is not so great proportionally as it once was. But notwithstanding all our science there, it is not reduced as it might be. It is very great still.. The North-East Coast of England, from the North Foreland tothe Tyne, is asthicklycrowded as everwith wrecks, manyof which ouh niilltotto have occurre; nd;the Engdhlish Channel pre- ...

... SI1R EDWARD COLEBROOKE AT -LNA RK . yesterday afternoon Sir Edward Colebrooke, %, Bart., 2.LP, for the county of Lanak, addressed t' his constituents in the assembly room of the Clydes- P dale Hotel, Lanark. The chair was !occupied by t Major Brown, of Auchiochan; and. amongst the j, other gentlemen present -were-Dr Logan (Laniarl4,' V rnle(Crue) DrCaMeikle (Douglas), Drsobnm 0 'Wilson ...

... AIRS LINCOLN'S WARDROBE. Referring to Mrs Lincoln;s rzeent visit to New York, in ordeito sell various vaitable shawls, dresj'&s, asid dian ,ds, thi1atwe-re presented to her durihfi e' PriAdot's lifetime the. Philadelphia cogrespondent of the Timrcs:says the scandal has grown to huie proportions. M:rs Lincoln placed'these goods, which she lu i iat $24,000, in tjeiehands of an aictioneer,' and ...