... ET1PEE-AB RD1PEN-AND DISTRIOT TRAMWAY. I- i. i . -. . . . . . .. . 1 - . 1 P~tlet~t is o hoheldthis iifternoo o l led~ 0 oImts frost t ioStreet - CotnnIhtereeisendi . 0 te Aberdleen 'Tttuiwaysi, And thu Lie to Eoht end mid. tote.Tbo.equniuiit~cee ytijeL to tho cqristruction. Oftpc *Quay tt'ornwiy, btt1 at doilut; of thte tlia.rowncOss of tlici cutricigewi' of Brtidge ISticot. (3feet) , Manil ...

... P i'l^TBBRIEAD. 'a;V unou BJ oUI0OOLIBOAU1D.-.A meeting of' thi Uurghl! b xn, Scahool!Bonrd was held yesterday-Mlr Ti J. Bremner I rs, presiding. A letter fron the East Churoh managers in .I W. referenco to the alleged encroachment on their feu by c Ur theo School Board wns read. The 'letter, which ehl- tl as, racterised the conduct of; the Sihool Boerd as a law- b ;the less act,'doenaniled ...

... B f n r It if e (3. d ATTrEr at RoumIani BY RUSSI1A Yt.h The CeuricrDel Italif of tovdAYrsysn that according t to a telegramn receivedl from Berlin, llc isirl hats brdthy takPit asgit toe betbr ctI6nt itiRussnd rc- stadring. The Prince is said t believe in the posilblity of a Congress, with tle' hope of au ulterior l Pri etil I n vPotes accept thie uMidcrstjplid provide , 'olwr ptbnit as' a~ ...

... I IJONDON. CORRES1PONDEMN E. I,. - . I (By Teleykrvph from our Own coirresponclen t.) 1R1 THE LORD.IAEVTENANCY OF PEltTH-TIE OPrOSE. TION AND THE. VOTE OF CREDIT -POSSIBLE Y WITHDRAWAL OF THE AMENDMENT-THE D- E- f BATE ON THE IRISH LANXD BILL-31MIL1TARY C . NUATTERS. thui iS LONDON, Wednesday night. her ; I liaver eceived officially the informhatiou that Iler lu t Majesty the Queen has been ...

... EDINBURGH ABERDEEN, BANFF, AND KYI. iCARDINE ASSOCiATION. of fish fs The annual gathering of this association was hell last of~ 1night in thle Odahfellowse'Hall, Forrest load, Edir, burghi-the Rev. IV. C, Janmieson, Tron C~hurchl inl the ~ ihchair. Among those on the platform were liv A. lam,~ Websgter, Rev. MrPirie, Rev. MIr Philip, MJr MI'Arihqer Gtoat Mir Laird, chemist; Mir Ross, ...

... , THE LADY WHO SHOD HEI, HOMSE W'ITH I (-OLD. s A correspondent avrites to the lu'i.I UttIl Uarette from Ba rcelona :-The ]ritisli Uonsul here has heen n called upon to take action in a very singular affair, cc which has created no little sensation in the north of ID e Catalonia. About six wecks aSgo lady who during o last autumini astonished the inhabitants of Edinburgh ti d by havintg lie ...

... EXTRAORDINARY FRENCH TRIAI,. The Court of Assizes in the Department of the Eure v is at tile present time engaged in the consideration of a hoiriitc crime. A young shepherd, of the age of 26, mtirdered his own mnother from pure cupidity, andl, ap- .parently, carefully planned his horrible butchery. Louchard, the accused, was the terror of his mother, who was alnost a doily victim to his ill ...

... O OUR INDIAN ARMY. arg -Born' ex- During the last few years, says the Times of yester- belor Jas- day, the public have heard a good ifeal about the armies vided ti. of foreign Powers, and especially concerning the armies Th of of Germanv, France, Russia, and Turkey. They have 10W ish also heard much respecting the British army and the the a , mrious changes made in it, but we question whethor ...

... bt, The West Const is exceptionally favour ed this year '0. so far as regards, weather-opon, seasonable, aifd just nd what is needed in the begirnling of a year which is he successor to that which closed on Slat December, 1877. Sheep and cattle continue to do remarkably wvell, the ms; latter being very little looked to inside, for the verk ;ad good reason, indeeJ),that there is littlo or no ...

... | I THE WISH FATHER TO TE TETHOUGHT. I on. a. hin. THE continental view of the various move- B be ments of Church parties in this country.seems fi, ads to owe much to distance and imagination. A ear French writer in an Ultramontane journal says In .en the resuscitationof the RonianCatholichierarchy fc tet in Scotland is partly due to what he is pleased ol ew to call, the approaching ...

... mILRAL ASSOCIS'I'TON FOR FORFARSHIRE. Ijil WedulehldY afternoon a mecting of tho county cte wis held ill thle Tulwnhall, Forfar, the object elec to fSOII a liberal A'ssociatiou similar to those recentlY forlle in Edinburgh, Glasgow, and Dundee, B jaj'ht lton. * E. Ecater, MLP. (ehalirlan). h tth Clisirmasi having explained tbe object of thle a till Mr Barclay, MIr., movol the fellowilig I - ...

... THlE TEXT OF PjlINCE GOR1TSCHJAKOFF'S jude ItIs P LY. ded Sigh I. It is niot correct to say that the Treaty of Safl Ste- inres fans has oreatedI a nowe ']uligaria no I at .rn Sla cred State under the onitrol of Rumissi. baia exstd am before, Although in a state of olppression. Europa hali tare taken cognistance of this, ftad hals w%.ished to bingUil5b9 sioln a remedy. Tite Constanitinoplle ...