... MONDAY, SEPTEMB R 2, 1872. A telegram from New York states that a steamer named the Bienville has been burned at sea, and 30 persons drowned. In an address to the Don Cossacks, the Czar declares that at present there is no danger to the peace of Russia, and he was not without hope that his coming journey would not be without results favourable to Russia. In addition to the death of Laird, the ...

... jury. Hollow ay's Ointment and Pills.—The Recent Changes of Temperature.—lt is important that such changes as have recently taken place in temperature of the atmosphere should not treated with indifference. The public should watchful of the effects which they frequently have on the body. The skin and the nervous system suffer severely— erysipelas, rheumatism, colds, sore throats, and mmj other ...

... Ilave bad depressing effect upon mm. Wednesday morning, when the Belfast rain was comi> into the Lurgan Station, Colonel suddenly sprang on the line and placed his head on one of the r.'.ils. The engine passed over him, causing instant death- At an inquest subsequently held, a verdict of suicide on state of temporary insanity was returned. Assault a Young Ladt by Two Soldiers.—At the Newbury ...

... & €mitx glrps MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1872. As Mr Gladstone said lately, the prosperity of the country is by leaps and bounds, but we are having a good deal to remind us that just as every mountain has its corresponding valley, just the height of the wave is the measure of the depth of the trough of sea, so a time of prosperous trade has always been followed, and no doubt always will be followed, ...

... This fair was held yesterday, and was a very dull gathering, there being few farmers present, while perhaps owing to the day being somewhat cold, with frequent showers, the attendance of town's people was less than usual. The show of cattle was small, there being no prime fat, and only limited supply of three-year-olds. These, however, sold readily. The demand for twoyear-olds was slack, ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. CAMPERDOWN DOCK. Sept. 23.—Hibernia (s.), Findlay, l.ondon, goods. EAUL GREY's DOCK. Sept. 23. —Queen (a.). Johnston, Hull, goods. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. Sept. 23. —Courier (a.), Greig, Seaham, light. MARITIME EXTRACTS. The Harmony, of Dundee, Stephen, Mazaican from Cork, 2d inst. MAIL AND Qoeen'.stown, Monday.—The Guion steamer Wyoming, from New York, arrived to-day, and ...

... the meeting of the Local Authority held at Forfar- on Wednesday, the Chief Constable submitted the following reportlst, Eoot and mouth disease. —On .id August 25 places were infected, including 142 diseased cattle and five sheep. Since that date 54 fresh outbreaks have occurred, and cattle, 240 sheep, and swine have been attacked. Of the cattle, including those affected at the August, six died ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. CAMPERDOWN* DOCK. Sept. —Cambria (s.), Huik, London, goods. EARL QBEV'S BOCK. p Sept. 13. —Pladda(s.), Gloak, Newcastle, goods. KINO WII.LIAM.'S DOCK.. S«pt, 13. —Ariel, Hill, Archangel, tar ; Rroderene, 01.sen, Elsinore, ballast : Elizabeth, Hamilt >n, Newcastle, goods ; Alexander, (Jliarlestown, ballast; Glutner, Aubert, Christiana, ballast. MARITIME EXTRACTS. British ...

... be unfair to publish your letter. Secreta»y, Shoemakers' Union. —The statement found fault with should have been contradicted when was made Court, and it would not be fair to allow it lobe (tone in the way you desire. ...

... DESPATCH AND ARRIVAL FOREIGN AND COLONIAL MAILS IN DUNDEE. General Post Office, Sbpt. 27. MAILS. Despatch. Maiis Due. Aden, via Biindisi Thursdays, ..5.55 P Mond Do. via Southampton . Wednesdays, .30 I'uesd African Mail Oct. 2.30 p Oct. Australia, via Southampton ...

... WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1872 The authorities of the different towns through near which the Queen is to pass on her -way to Dunrobin, on Friday, are busy making arrangements for giving her a cordial reception. The Magistrates of Liverpool yesterday fined a brewer, of the unromantic but appropriate name of Potts, the tidv sum of £125 for illicit distillation, and under-strapper of the said Potts ...

... THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1872. It will be seen that severe gales were experienced in different quarters yesterday, and that much damage resulted therefrom. The Dundee shoemakers charged by Mr C. Stewart with intimidation were yesterday convicted, and were by the Sheriff sent ten days to prison. The man Frederick Clappison, late manager of the London and County Bank, who was convicted of forgery ...