... THE ECLAPSE OF THE SoUK A tele~ram to the Dtaiy ews, from - awoengs, a Wyoming, says:- C 'The eclipse has been most satisfactorily observed 6 at all the northern stations, and at all the southern ?? ones from which news has been received up to St the present time. The corona. was markedly th ,different from those observed in 1S6D, 1870, W Ibt and 1S71, and this year the observu- 1i dons have ...

... y=T WEEK' ARLIA-MENT. OS 03 S~CL COR5OtWW.) oft L~omsno, Saturday. b3% East, which closed at an TO anr this morning, can hardly be said za3nd erited the qualification of being great 0133ve g ors fr the country no doubt enjoyed I ,d ~ir.. catry bacsk to their homes exagge. ?? its quality. They may even fox SeS te S historic, and spur the rural imagi- pa - wO v~ith sccoots of its inspiration. ...

... DREADFUL OUTRAGES AND SUFFERINGS I IN ROUMIELIA. f neSome correspontlence which liaised Iietweeni the Mar- quis of Salisbury ande, Sir, A. 11. Layard by means of the telegraph aLs to the terms of the convention foi, the de- fence of Turkey was issued on Wednesday night from on, thle Foreign Office, together with correspondence corn- fol prsin may lttes i,[ nclgurIsresepecting the con. duet of ...

... rTHE B EA. OAVA LA-. ,\r'ovr'ttii tiiiiji 1100' ii ciaij it y 1 8si t itI 1st R*.'t;ioe; li~tf Ilen1gal li-ivili , midi, :IS I 1d 4pec811itililCn of oii r aritttinny, tee noty sitstotiwily rocii Honmc biurtiilairt oboist theite lotecnietit,i Fliiitiiii it 1 thle Mill; ry i-soryof ioilia wii SIIliIIIL'H l~lon0, this dig- I0101 bitthliiehiiit fihlh 10nowtifils 01111 w101( to the long list of it) ...

... ILORI)S BEA(!ONSFIilI)r AND (RANVILLE.I .wj Revtrting to the recent lively passage of arms be- tweein LTrds ]eaconisfieold and Graniville on the sub. tO ject ofi illmen(lo, wheiif thie latter Liberal Lord Lid Idelared his inability to discover the mneaning of that e- word, or even, it would Scene, the very cxistence of as the word itself, iuotwithstanding that the noible Lord t- had conSuilted ...

... ?? AND B ! D -- ?? 'I MANt D0.YNED AT' John 'Mackay, a ilative c - , erca ed at the Wick D14mi az\z y e~rcrdsy borenoorn, Ek \in xs. : naiig thei herring¢s tram the ?? -,a - ;fisnluck by thte sheet anatnr0t. ' Tihe sails wtere at OnCe InwacC6 :i~ ?? turnled, but before ally bet ce - to the untoruu x iz lu i Laa -- and was .lot seell agai. lt v> - - .Oundt ack:w vas 2: years IiiillarriEd . , ...

... * HOUSE OF LOIU)S-T'iivSDAY. to tile:c Thse Lord Chancellor took his seat at ipve o'clock. pros-atii THE PREMIE, AND LR 'IN V N. In rep 0 Tim Bail o4 CAltN AIVON' k .: r lie Pr-ime Minister Tire C for anl explaniation if the etaterrlit1 t Ii'. Is b y h1imI on lie coul ...

... ABERDEEN, AU)NDAY, AUGUST 5, 1878. 1 T¶in Pcrlin T'raty l tas beeii ratified by all the [ powoerm, The excibanig- of ratifications tookc plac ILL! .. . . . I eelnal Satuiday'. ) TuiE Atistrian t Ii ops inll B~iisiiaire advatieiii rapidly c? rottiN(I for. IBostar. They have in et it a e rt ebine lTe Turks betfoire ijiittili' Lidred her cod thle tiarraceks, and aIt Karaitiatelie they a ...

... e THREE JENK DRlOWND Iy ANTRZTL i- Yesterday morning a sad boating accident a occurred at Brown's Bay, Island Magee, County Antrim, by which three persons have lost their lives-one named Inglis, the other two Nicholl. The latter were uncle and nephew. They were a rowing in a small boat. There was a heavy sea , ruaning, and the wind was blowing towards the land. 'The boat was turning into a ...

... LT==4 To TEE I HADDINGTON BUTSGHS AND) THE I IPj&RMIS$IVB BILL. eb( ISfli,-rOn reaiduli .tke interesting report of theaf election in these biargcs. in your to-day's issue, I found that your OUwn Reporter' says -The great question Which arose above all others was that of the Church. Such topics as the Permissive Col 13th occupied quite a shadowy position (notwith- Se standing that an ageast ...

... BAN QUI ET TO HER MAJESTY'S AIIN'ISTERS, tQ LO.01DSBDEACONSFIELD AND SALISBUUY ON Po: iI)- TILE CONGRESS. of ke, - Ile: Onl Sa turtday etetiilii, Hter Majesty's Mlinisters; were ti xii ixtetaCItnx i t a alIaxiixet at Vth MAainsion hlouseo by the disi Mr I x 1 'II 3 te. Thre wiere pi-esexit--Thit Earl of Beacos ot ICi1l d Ma.,ix ~ uistoi 3I larclxioxiess of S.alisbury, the Uhitn- anix cellor of ...

... DEEA, DJ.1M:1UT M)AD TKUSTELS. Aii 'I lie III Iio lI IoecthIiig of th 'II T Is(etes of I tIiiF lIiSt Or IaII Dew 1 iiutjiiat (if it belidiunshlur Roat s wits heIld a t Itho yDiii New Aliindi, onl Satitirday. '3' API''lNTM'it2NT'i iiF- C'HAIRMAN. of7 Dr (4:110)t! Jorlbes, of BoYmi ilkI, ill proposiiig thatt jMi IlerVIIsMn of KiiiioiiinlIY ha reelecteCd Oliiairiiian of the 'J'i'i1t, sail t01t ...