... TaW K OF A SCHOONER, AT ABERDEEN. yesterdiy forenoon, shortly alter tWelve o'clock, a hoolter named the oharles Green (Jbbn Green, I asater) went nabore on the pItformf *t the North r and became a total wrock, The wbooner, tf bich regs to Falmoutb, left AntweTP on the 21st insi, ound for Frnserburgb vwith a cargo of manrure, and up til Sunday night experienced favourable weather. I Sbo en ...

... THE ST.IRAPHARL'S LEAGU7E. Last night, the members of this league held a tea ,lneeting at the Lesser Coistoss-hall. There were neavly 500 persons present, and after tea, which was provided Jby Mr. Hatton, of Union-street, a public meeting was' held. Amongst those present were the Revs. A. IL %Nard, B. J. Ives, l. Pixell, F. W. Greenstreet, j. Dunn, G. Hamilton, N. Pooeck, G. E. Onimarnney, j ...

... MR W. r . ADAM, K., AT ALLOA. Th ?? Hn W.P.Adam, MY.P.1cc Xin-w ross a'.nd l-cmannn, mt his constituents in the in :1Corn ExchngAila, last night. The atten- th: dance was large. Amrong those on the platform, Sc were. Bailia Willisonl, ?? Andrew Nlitchell, no Walirhouse; Richard Laing, 'writer; J. Thomson ]&I Paton, manufacturer; James Kirk, merchant; by Matthe~w Brydie, Writer; Rev. J. Harper ...

... MURDER AND SUICIDE. A sad case of murder and suicide has occurred at the'village of Charlton, Worcestershire. A young woman named Ann Dutton. beiug home- less and friendless, destroyed herself and her child by drowning in a shallow brook. ...

... THE THUNDERSTORM. At an early hour on Monday morning a terrific thunderstorm broke over South Wales. The peals of thunder were deafening and the lightning flashes every vivid. The rain tell very heavily and at Caerphilly the centre of the town was floaded, while the articles of furniture on the ground floors of the houses floated about. At Tondu the lightning struck the chimney of No 47, Park ...

... THE PRESENTATION ORDER, Six Juembers of this Order have started f, Cork for Parsonstown to take charge of a fine r, school which has just been erected, at consier5 ble cost, by the energetic parish priest, the itk Mr. Bugler, P.P., V.G., of the diocese of Killalr, This is the frist offshoot that the vigoroue tsret tree in Cork has given off for some time, so frr - Ireland is concerned, but in ...

... Speaking at the Peace Congress in Paris. Mr H. Richard dwelt all the industrial loss entaued by national armaments in Europe, which was esti- mated, he said, at 000 per aIlnum, Prom the conscription, he remarked, only women and clergy were exempt, aud there was no telling whether Government would not end by enrolling even these. The unparalleled armaments of the last 25 years had not preserved ...

... A BODY FOUND IN A WELL. Much excitement was caused on Saturday at JNorth Elmham, near Norwich, in consequence of the arrest of Emma Hadley, agod 17. under the ,r,07?,n8 circumstances -For upwards of a fort- from a £ aYe observed that the wa ter On Friday nicht^ a,n extremely bad taste, down the well, the resuK^' child was brought up. On Saturrf • ? & ation the police received, they wcnf't!^ m, ...

... At the Llandaff petty-sessions, on Monday before Mr G. C. Williams—William Greatwood, a volunteer, was charged with indecently assault- ing a little girl named Harriet Emily Beynon, near the Soap-work3f*t Blackvveir —Mr Price, Bristol, appeared for defendant. The defendant was committed for trial at the Quarter Sessions to be held at Swansea. ...

... V- he ORTI-iERN stECHJO| ji--, ?? 1, OCTOrH :1, 0SiS. I:1 p[STPONEMENT OF THE - l*-C[T IAN EXPEDITION. , ;ftmII tile teltiour of the Times' I Cti c alcultta Lo1I LYTTON fiiids f iii to ?? Afl'g-hanistan before ai i ?? r is hIlerefore, a hope that ii dit; ?? . nedi'tO'I is ready to start Lord 'I b 1 ?? Governumet may be upset, e ?? ?? d~eailed, and a meirl.e prudent t .;1 in .illmstau. It is ...

... PARIS, MJonday. IT is rather a fortunate thing that the Marseilles affair has terminated, if not in a dignified, at least in a peaceful manner. Monsignor Robert, as you are aware, wished to be received with all the military and civil honours due to his rank, to which he was entitled by a decree of Messidor, Year XII. The Government escaped from the dilemma in which it was placed by consenting ...

... THE GREEK ROBE, THE SHAJtf SHOE, AND THE SMALL WAIST. I hear, says_ a Loudon correspondent, ...