... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. October 30.—Camperdoicn Dock—Hibernii (s), Findlay, London, goods. Karl Grey's D»«k—Harvest Q leen (s), Spence, Sunderland, coal*. 31. —King William's Lock- Orion (>), N evermann, Riga, fl ix. Arrived in the river. October 31. —The Curfew (s), M'Kechnie, and Vesper (s), Mudie, both from Sunderland, coals. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDSE. October 30 —London (s), Rattray, London, ...

... DISTRICT. A more than usually protracted harvest has now been almost brought to a close. Potato lifting will finished throughout the district this week, provided the present open weather continues. The ingathering of the corn crops was frequently interrupted showery weather, and farmers in their eagerness to get all under cover have, we fear in many instances, not increased the quality of ...

... Yesterday's Business. Milne v. Anderson (More and Thomson). Decree of absolvitor, and pursuer fouud liable in expenses. Clark v. M'Glashan and Sheriff (More and M'Lean). Remit to Mr S'cott recalled, and remit made to Mr Brownlee, joiuer, in terms of previous interlocutor. Smith and More v. Jatnieson and others (More and ——). Account of real raiser's expenses, also auditor's report on same ...

... ARRIVAL AT DUNDEE. November 3. Karl Grey's oek Harvest Qieen (s), Spe: c ■, sunde>larl, coal-. DEPARTURES FROM November 3. (s) Johnston, Hull good* Vesper Mudie, Sunderland light; Osprey, Cant, Newcastle, ba'l*st; Cambria (s), Bu:ck, London, goods. MARITIME EXTRACT 3. Elizabeth Newcartle N.S.W., from Melbourne, Aug 14 Conlnakyle, Ankland Ausr Emperor. left for Shanghai, An* \Vest»rn Chief, ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. Nov. 4. —King William's Dock—Curfaw (-), M'Kechiie, Bunderland, coTs. Camperdovm Dock—Siolet, Sunderland, coals. Brought up in the river, the Pearl of Baston, Easdale with a carso of states. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. November 4.— Gothenburg, Sparks, Newcastle, ballast; Orion (s), Jievermann, shields', ballast. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Queen, Amiss, Helvoet, from Fraserburgh, Ist ...

... Hinksey, Oxford, have recently retired from the English Church and joined the Roman Catholic Communion. ...

... a Jewish guardian, on the ground that the girl had arrived the age of twenty, and had embraced the Christian faith. A man, unknown, was on Friday found lying on Putney Heath, with his bruns blown out. had pistol grasped by his right hand, which was lying upon his breast. He had evidently laid himself down upon a sloping bank among the furze, with hia head back, and had discharged the pistol at ...

... the truth of the report, it was found be correct. The crime was perpetrated in house one mile and half from Llanpampsaint. Three men and a female servant were in the house the time. The deceased, who was married woman, was placing supper on the table, when she was fired at and killed, the shot entering close under her heart, and, escaping from her body, it entered book. Marks of the murderer's ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. November 9—Earl orey'» otk Childers, Laming, Jersey, apples ; Vesper (s), Mudie, Sunderland, coals. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. November 9.—Curfew (s), M'Kechtiie, Sunderland, light; Violet, Haggart, Sunderland, ballast. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Helen Nicholson, at London from Shanghai, 7th inst Windhover, Foochowfoo, da Amoor, Wilson, at Deal for Mauritius, fth inst Lady Agnes Duff, ...

... The proceeding* of this market were resumed yesterday morning, and brought to a conclusion in the afternoon. The weather was very frosty and cold. The excellent clearance made on Tuesday was made evident yesterday by the small number of cattle presented for sale. Only 659 were sent on to the stance, and this number included several fresh contributions from Ireland, and lot or two from ...

... ARRIVAL AT DUNDEE. November 11.—Victoria Lock—Cuifew (s). M Kechaie, Sunderland, coals. DEPARTURE FROM DUNDEE. November 11. —Lancaster, Smith, Holy Island, ballast. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Springbok, of Dundee, Algoa Bay from Buenos Ayres, Sept 25 Silver Star, at Bay from Monte Video, Sept 26 Magn t, of Montrose, Copenhagen from David's, inst Mag. West, passed do for Kouen, sth inst Mary Ann, do ...

... were camped out by the south side of the Missouri River above Fort Rise, accompanied by the squaws. They had camped for the night, and were a'l asleep, when the prairies contiguous to them were set on fire, what means it is not stated, and before they could bagrescued one hundred personsjwere consumel. Extraordinary Seizure for Debt.—There was considerable excitement in Sligo the other day ...