... PRINCE BISMARCK, ~ai The Berlin correspendent of thle Glaig~ow Ikeald, t i writing on thoe Istintt.. says :-Thc fate of our Finance 111inititer, Heir Canmphaiisen, isl still unsettled, or lit least ii still unknown. Thle Post afavourite organ of I that the Chiancellor, declarcd nitvely thtat since this famous it is session of last week, wheon tbb Minister wepit enad Pz'inoe It of Bisniirck ...

... . b1X - k)X I - ABERDEEN, WEDNESDAY MARCHE 13, 1878. s1 ._, _I . . I Itf tho House of Lords last night tho' meriibers of . the select committee on the Entail Amenidment (Scotland) Bill were nominated. The Matrimonial Clauses Acts (Amendment) Bill was read a second time. On the motion for committee on the Con- roo] tagiolus Dlseases (Animals) Bill, Lord E mly the moved that the measure-should ...

... | An accident resulting in the death of a Steeple I u 5 Jack, which has cast quite a gloom over the town al B I happened in Inverness yesterday. For some weeks tj | Messrs Goodchild & Moir, known as Steeple Jacks, of Dundee, have been engaged repairing the Town spire. Recently they commenced repairing the spire t of the Free High Church. Yesterday morning, shortly v after ten o'clock, ...

... TUE RUSSO-TURKISH WAR. .t.1 A ±. - I host PUBLIC MHEETING IN ABERDEEIN. 'et 011CC, .k public mneetin'g, called by t~he Lord Provost in too, scettbCO ithitrequisition to express the mnild of probt fc~ommunie ity h th be p intrelation y that this countrtoughit to will' prn00Ic l elto to the %var in the East, was held last 1%v nigiht in the Meusicnull. Thle Lord Provost wasaccomfpit- liore 0kde, ...

... TEACHJSRS' TENURE OF OFFIOE. | A itC'RNT decision. is regarded as having dis. qnvIified teachorg for voting at elections by | virtue of the oecouption of thoir residence at- tachivd to the schooL It iq said. that as their a tenure of office depends on the will of the: i Board, and is simply of the duration of tho.legal notice under thir engsgemnonut they areJ iln the t yo8itioT in thiit respi1 ...

... TI1I-T liOOF OF A TRAMWAY CAR. litia 2V. 4it's a dacwlg ciii1 thinig, let wve tell you, to use langttaffe such' :a Ilung way stronger tillill yourself, | mly iclkit '' t This severe o rt o f axpothegm was addressed by a 'r weatherbeikteils sqtiire-set, sailor-lot)king person to a i yoUng fellow +silt' se t settingua offE certaixe descriptive a1 remiarks adln'- ( to as cempfliiOfl with a ...

... ABEI:DEF,N J3ANFF, AND MIORAY- SCHOOL. DMASTER~S' ASSOCIATION. liS- A meeting7 of the membecrs of the above association e old wvas hehld in the Norml n Traininu College, George to the Street, Aberdeen, on Salturday. There w~as a good tr. attendance. Boy. George Selbie, Chnpel of Gariooh, B' the p iesitlent for the year, occupiedi the chair. aNlc THE ecTdlnlEe OaAE. a al Mr Fowlie, Invcrurie, ...

... : ;- . 2 l l i --:: EEkRIBLE ACCIDENT IN A PAR IS. |a( . ; '. , TOTEL. 'a gu - THREI PERSONS KILLED. ' - wi *PAius% Sunday evening.-A terrible accident hh. : pened to day ih the Grand Hotel, Boulbvard deas. Capucinea. The lift of the left ataircse bvin lostite iGf balance 'by the fraoture ef the chair, boundeila'lp 'vith oan fe'rful 41ocity, orushing ngainst te' roof three perschdi Cc ,ir~d it ...

... ieon CONCLUSIME - Mankhinld, Said a preacher, includes girl woman-for man embraces womanl. ~Y UNREAS3ONABLE IN; EvElly WAY-TChe man who hasn't a 1ghost of ain idea1 is evidently out of ftrlil spirits. AN INSANE IW~uitty.-Whien a man is rooted to he ,h pot by fear, does lie branch out before h leaves? ce How is it, my dear, that you have never kindled tda flame in thle baosna of any ...

... (RiV TER'S AND PRESS ASbS0CIA TION TELEGRAMS.) SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT A WIGAN COLIMERY. AL Ieitious accident halppenied on ThuradY ymorning in the Cannel Mine, Lindsay Pit, belongllg to te ei- Coal and Iron Company. Thle Nv0rk1I.g5 are ver'Y ex- tenaive, and men have to be conveyed along A tram for abotsta mile before they arrive at the ~vorkiflg plaeos. Grne60worknieu were being socon veved ...

... uE?75777 F-7- - - I jl)p jrlpily l Vh Fis;RlE IN LASGOW. One of the most destructive fires that has taken place in Glasgow for several rnuinthb broke out on Saturdlay re- ruornilig in tilm Apiothec~lies' i-lail, Vil ;i11 S. ti-itt. le- Situlated in a idistrict almost entirely devotedi to ':iiiCsS 7,arid warelitises, the fire, which, so far as can be atcer- IrI taiilned, ignited ill tIe bhack ...

... I it 3E. The jildgmenlt in this case was given by tire Railway Commsnrsioners on Saturday. Sir Frederick Peel, presi- irt (lent of thle Commission, read thea decision asi follows: ti 'The Great North of Scotlanid Railway Corisoli- hi dation Act, 189 section 55, enacts- That itCo i.shall not be lawful for tire company to chrarge Car en in tespoct of tire several articles, matters, and lU ...