... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. EARL GREY'S DOCK. July 22. —Pladda (s), Gloak, Newcast'e, goods ; William, Beattie, Sunderland, coals; lydia, Lawrie, Sunderland, coals. CAMPKRDOWN DOCK. Joseph Somes (s), Brown, Archangel, flax. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. Jaly 22.—Queen (s). Stoole, Leith, light; Jane Sawzers, Sharks, Sundt-rland, ballast; Margaret, Pryde, Sunderland, ballast; Albanian (s), , Newcastle, coals ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. EARL GREY'S BOCK. 4.—Britannia, Dow, Sunderland, coals ; Margaret Littlejohn, Heggie, Sunderland, coa's ; May, Ritchie, Newcastle, coals. CIMPERDOW.V DOCK. Margaret Reid, Mustard, Hoiyisland, lime, DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. August 4.—True Abstainer, Hutton, Cromarty, goods ; Maria, Lee, Holyisland, •! allist: Marion Kosi, Ferrier, Tayport, light; Sweet Home, Douglas, St Dav ...

... MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1870, The Prussians are steadily advancing on Paris —this the substance of all the war news at present reaching us. We hear of skirmishing in different places, but no collision has taken place which can in any way affect the ultimate issue of the war. The Prince Imperial has gone to Rethel, which is on the river Aisne, about halfway between Rheims and Mezieres—a frontier ...

... ARRIVAL AT DO DEB. March 10.— Camptrdovm Dock—Vesper ( ...

... MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1870, The inhabitants of the military zone round Paris have been summoned by General Trochu to leave their habitations. This step haa been taken in consequence of the approach of the Germans, the different corps of whom received orders some days ago to be at their respective positions ten leagues from Paris by to-morrow ( Tuesday.) Five corps, probably numbering at ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. EARL GREY'S DOCK. Nov. 2!.—William, Beattie, Sunderland, cojls ; May, ] Ritchie, Sunderland, coals; Union, White, Newcastle, , coals; Kerr, M'i.aren, mtl, coals; Lydia, White, Sundeilind, coals; Kagla (s), Johnston, Hull, eojds ; How, SuiliTerland, ...

... WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1870. It is announced under reserve that proposals for the conclusion of peace have already emanated from the Provisional Government of France. The report is that M. Jules Favre, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, ha 3 submitted to Prussia as the basis of negotiations the evacuation of France by the Prussians, and the abolition of the permanent army of France. In the ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. EARL OREY'S HOCK. August 5.— Jane Sawefs, Myles, Snnderland, coal Vesper (s), Mudie, Sunderland coals; Thomas, Reid, Newcastle, coals ; Pladda (»), Gloak, Newcastle, goods. KING WILLIAM'S DOCK. Union, White, Newcastle, coals. CvMPERbOWN DOCK. Cambria (s), Buick, London, poods; Mary Wighton, Anderson, Sundesland, coals ; Aitemis (s), Duncan, Memel, flaX. » DEPARTURES FROM ...

... FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1870. The position of military 'affairs in France is again becoming clearer. The Germans, who have preserved unbroken silence for several days in regard to their principal armies, now inform U3 that the King's headquarters have been removed to Bar-le-Duc, that the armies are about to march on Paris, and that the head of their columns has advanced beyond the camp of Chalons, ...

... SIDLAW DISTRICT. The harvest being now completed, and the crops for the most part secured good order, we venture state our opinion as to the probable results in this district. Wheat, which scarcely occupies the same position here that holds among the cereals in other districts, will on certain lands likely yield very fair return. Having, however, been good deal thinned by frost in many ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. April 30 —Camperdoion Dock—Brothers, Boyter, Bo'ne-s, :o ill. Earl Orty' ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. March 2.—Zing William's Dt«k—Richard and George, Gardner, Newcastle, lr.anure; Bererley, Armstrong, Newcast!#, manum; Yesper (s), Mud in, Sunderland, coals. Earl trey's Lock—Cochrane (-), Nicholson, Sunderland, coals ; Harvest Queen (s), Spence, Sunderland, coals. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. March 2. —Polynia (s), Walker, Greenland, stores; Narwhal (s), M'Lenr.an Greenland, ...