... THRE3SE APPEALS. MBt GLBDsTONE has published something like an ap- I peal, partly to the constitutional party in tihe Romani Catholie Church, to out themselves free from the 1 Ultramontane influence which dominates at Rome;, but more generally to the British public, to give himi and his party credit for their Protestantisna. Then i r'the UIberatiom Society have begun their. campaign the a ...

... ImDESPATCH OF FOREIGN fl R-DOM AB D1BSPATCH OF FOBrnGN MAILS FROM ABEBRDU B' 00 ':ail DESTINATIONS. a . Dm 30 DETNTOS Despatojie. aJ (Z~ 00 0 flien Vaid ed Stsees Califor- Every 3fondhy 0 nis, and British North iAmeriea coe., Thur., & t O(by British Packet, eia Cork) Sata.Turly. . 2q Australia (South and West), Tese-- 0 mauila, and Victoria, tvia South. 18th November. llM L anipton, and New ...

... - BRBOUR COIONERS. e TItE Harbour Commissioners meot on Wedesday n Provost Leslie in the chiair. R PBBSENT.:-Bailes Urqubart, Ross, Smith sad Graham; Shoremaster. MitcheliL; -Tres .Cooper; Messrs Inglis, -Abel, Fi ndlay C t d 'Dyer, Macdoinald, Htchesoune It Oglvie, M eEde, Black, Jamie~6 r .. . Walker. :- - . . - f . : .,lARB6oU WORKS Te . he fonowing isthereport by the HarbourEnginerou t ' ...

... AM! RICAN COLLEGES. ParINse ALTQVLO, of St Mlary's College, St Andrews, delivbred an address on American Colleges, to the mnembers of the Philosophical Institution, Edinburgh, last Tuesday. He said one of his objects in visiting America was to ob- serve the educational systemnin school and college, and he had good opportunities of gratifying his wish. The first thing that struck a- student ...

... WE!D.'3S:D,%Y. Novimbor 18. 1874. .l ~ ~ Eli- ; ., NO~hS'ON THE NEWS OF THE DAY. PARIS is in a hot fever of political anticipation. The Assenibly meets in a fortnight, and predictions are nxiinh ,lcsn as to what it will do. and wbabe the Pre- sidint wants it to do, and whether there is ground for thl general impression that there is to be a chauge of Ministry ; whether the President is to ...

... DESPATEH OF FO1-7IG1'3 a i DESTINATIONS. - ~~~~espatc .0in.- &meriea-United States, Califor. tEvery Monday, nia, and British North America Tues., Thur., & (by British Packet, rfa Cork),) Saturday. Australia (South and. West), Ts-. mania, and Victoria, va South. 16th December ILso fL. ampton, and Hew zealand,. Ditto, via Brindis, .. . 26bh November. g-30 r - Queensland, via ...

... Ii. -. 'TE E 'V 'U,-R: T. '-', - 'i' ;A C ., 'f.- 'X,,, f? 0 OMe.) 'BAtuoairo,~CAaTti§ Nov. &~TbieyQueen, went 'ouit irith'A Os.- Fin the; afternoon whth irioeaofEy:Princ Beatrice vitnt out wt'teHn~Mr itadMs ao Le-gnl.' Hallowe'en wa~sicelebrated inteuulMaime n the evening. Tlhe Servants~a',d tenacits, carrytingtorches walked in, prossion up.~ to- the Castle,. where a bonfire'was lighed, nd ...

... TO : T EN N T TENANTS ELECTED: TO ACT AS TENANT TRUSTEES: [ , , . ~ . I I . . I I : ABERDEEN, DISTRICT. i : NEW fLLs,-James Sqitb: Littleinill; and William Innee, V Moikle Clinterty. I cka; . .-rs a eaKNlpbNbELLAR - lR rSangster, Blackehambers;aud Silvoster a4 Campbell, Kinnellar. -OLD bACleAR.-John .Craigheadjun., Tarbothill; and James Wilson, Mains of Scotstown. - S BANCnoaY-DsVpNYori ...

... t f A iiOUTNri of the, Times sends an initeresting 'accounft of b his inquirieos on this subject'in'Suffolk. He- says Be. Itweea Woodbridge aind the sea lie many hun'dr~eds of acres. - 6f light sandy soil, covered mnostly, with gorse, with here itnd there, belts of weakly-looking firi. At distant inter- vals the land has been broken uip ~but The crops arnswer il I only too faithfully the. ...

... MEDITATE ON THESE THINGS. FnoM these words, in the Music Hall, on the ovening of 9 3Sunday last, the Rev. Jres Smi~thl, 33-D,' Minirer of :c Newill, peaceda mst loqentan imresive'srmon' e to a eylreadene ossigofte'tebrf the I W~est and Eas~t Church~eswh~o had fi thatplae' in the If I earlier part of theiday partaken of the Communion. It is I f f the seond iisio of t d t xtract1 I b3a CdloiL ...

... t A public meeting, called by Lord Provost Jamieson, was . held in the Town-Hall on Monday afternoon, for the pur- 1 pose of taking such steps as may appear proper for the relief of the sufferers from the famine presently raging in 3 Asia Minor. Amongst those present were--Lord Provost . Jamieson (who occupied the chair); Baillie Ross ; Air G. C.. Fraser, advocate; Rev. J. Selkirk, Free ...

... RIB GLADSTONE AND THE PAPACY. 'OG IT' is Well for the world, in the present stage of things, a' that it is not at all logical in' working out its profes- IS sions. So long as People. are so divided as they are t eson their starting points, it is a good thing that they ~diverge and halt and stop shorb in the application of ec Ofl their principles. The French are the only people who H al. carry ...