... 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~ ...

... 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 ...

... STROMEc FitlnnY 126h April. 'In millet of fine weathor-dry and Runny, but rather cold, wit~i a slight breeze from the east-the Free Synod of Glenelg met on Wednesday at noon, and con- tinued in session until this afternoon at two o'clock. dY'. it may be said that the oldest member of the vener. able J Court in question oannot remnemsber suoh a long sederunt- of it, and it is proper to add tbat ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ABERDEEN SFAMEN AND THEIR W A G E S. - A meeting of the sailora 4t present in Aberdeen was 'held last night in the Sailors' Institute, for the pur. 4O0O of protesting against the proposed reduction in their wages. There was a large attendance, upwards of 200 being present. MIr A. Duncan was unanimously I called to the ohair. t The Chairman, who was received with applause, first C stated the ...

... e - - __ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ ,p Itl * ABLRDIEEN, MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1878. . U c '' TLEG rs published in London on Saturday indi. , cated a decided chanle 6fopinlon in regard to the pros! a .-.- : - .: L the pective Congress, and it was stat'd that` while Russia i k Ie';s on longer hesitated to intimate ina private and confi- i ; dential way that she would not object to the discus- No. t sion of the ...

... THE BIT OF ]Br.UE SKY., Hie AMIDr tllc impending 't oublei of the present per Was a time, Russia and Austria look to Prince Bill- pic' tth. mairekcas apolitical providence. They put their M;~ ise his:pre i~ itrust' in him, and if they (lo not pray to' him, g- tandthey at least adlreafi urgent solicitamtionsE to hiiii hoci1 hient. tha oracaatrai opae.O bedm 'Ll tonight, the political tenision ...

... I HOUJSE OF LORDS,.-MONDAY. Their lor lTHilli met at five o'clock. - Dn WAJB AT THEIf 6A-g. . coe i III reply to thoe Earl of Kimberly,. - ' ' li Tbeo Earl of CADOGAN stated that tho lnletesofficillt l dospatco from theo Capie was from Ceneral ITheiger, nn li-ad W118 ted March 12, at which timer Sandillit was at Nl tetb head of a force of Caffres, tand measures welre being 'unn n, taken to ...

... aht pvatvsomat. ABiRDEEIN, TUESDAY, APRIL 9, 1878. in the Hauoe of Lords last night the Earl of Beaconsfield moried an htunble address thanking ITEM f-^+. L- -A,..flu nwlnrait. mpdn- mut Inn Her Majesty for her moast gracious message comr- municating her intention to cause the reserve forces and the militia force or such part thereof as she may think necessary to be forthwith called out for ...

... IInb- SYNOD OF ABERDEEN. - P LV -ThI . oourt rsuinaed itR titti.nW in the Wcwt P If 'lhurob, Aberdeen, yesterday-PFev. Charles LI'Gregor, P Amoderator. ,y STUDENTS TO BE TAKEN ON TRIAL. P - The following Preshyteries were authorised to take d l the following students on trials:-Garioch-MessrsI b Gavin Argo, and George Grassick. Aberdeen-George B )r D. Alurison, Pirie Philip, Andrew Hless ...

... A STRiKE could hardly he entered upon under circumstances more hopeless of success than those in which the operatives of the great Lan- cashire industry now find themselves; and the danger' of a little knowledge could not be better illustrated than in the arguments by which they seek to justify their desperate pur- pose. It is fully agreed on both sides that, at present prices, cotton ...