... AtlecisSsions on Friday, a man named Smith wsssetece tosi wek' iprsomet for improper Tj beavou i curhhain clld heretor ev Mrite a eesaleod ubu~' n ohroppIrobrious p ulstites. BURGLARY BY A CHILD. tli At the Hansley Stipondiary Court on Monday, Thos. It mrilshtttn, 1i3 years of tige, was senteticod to onn month's di jesriuoeitan orerd o o ftrwards sent to a a r~friiaor fr ou yers fr telig 10 ...

... I? THEi-;RHI)DOt',Ilil.!Co)lmlssloN-. n' SH00KtN, URYBLATIONS, ai , 1r --: TERRMIBLI¢ 1 SPIAN OUTRAGES. ront some oallN- or other-nOt improbably from I regard to the susceptibilities of thq Czbr-the publica. tion of the' Ethodopo!ReZoit li still deijai'ei. Therefore, j, says the P2il 'Mall 0a44eite, a leaf or two'fron that f report may not beawuiaeoeptable as speolmens of the whole. .. Wle ...

... ABLRDEEN STOCK EXCHANGF-October 4. Woin- BUSINESS DONN AND CLOSING0 PRICES. the RAILWAYS. BO5inC5s done. Bulybrs. Sellerm. Caledonlan 4per cent Guar0 0D 0Lo0 00 Do. 4 per cent, No. I Prof. 00 I0 000 Do. 4 IA. No. 2 lo.* 00 0 0a00 algue Do. Deferred, No 1..0 00 0 00 gils, Do. (to. No0 00 0 0C. the Do. 4 perCent. Debenture.0 0 0 0 0 d to G. N.of Scotland 0 00 000 ...

... PURIFICATION OF THE RIVER CLYDEI bi- A special meeting of the Police Committee of he eir Town Council of Glasgow was held yesterday, for do he discussion of Ifr Bateman's report, aubmited at ho eir meeting, in reference to the disposal of the sewaoe d the city and neighbourhood. Mr Batenan sagwsq ich three methods - or three modifications of the nat Ihe system---which might bealternatively ...

... ABERDEEN, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 30, 1878 A DJCSPATOa from New York, published in a ?econd editionl of the Shtippivng Gazette last night, reports thei loss of the barque Susan, of New Bedford, and 22 of her crew. The Susan left New Bedford on Saturday monrn- ing, October 12, with a crew of 25 men, on a whaling voyage. At twelve o'clock she encountered a burri- cane and hove to under fore and main ...

... h (JO RRI?SPf )NI)ENCE. 0TO T~lE EDITORI OF TSIE1 ARERIIEEN JOVUBEAL. uScitMy attention has just been ealledl to aB lee 'br tin the Free Preate of the 19th finst., in which there appears an amusing contrast between a star in the East and that In the West of the political firmament of Aberdeenshire. E Lord Doulahs Gordon may well say, Save me from rmy friends. How standis the truth ? In ...

... UEUTER'S TELEGMS. I FRANCE' THN MUNICIPAL COUNlMLS PAfitfi, Tuesday evening.-Mlrsall ', daon signed IL decree this morning, fixing the i'th `nst. as the date b for the assembling of the Ml .n;oial Councils to elect 3 members of the Senate. t .d PAWIS EXHIMITION. d The NaaW says it hts been definitively arranged to t, cl'.e. -ho Exhibition on the 18th of November. G 'fU COMMAND OF THE ...

... TEINANTRY DINNER AT WARTHILL do Tha rojoicings which during the past three years took SAl place among the tenisntry of Mr Leslie of Warthill, marking on three separate occasions the miirriago of 0 e-ty one of thle estimable daughters of the proprietor, re- had tto ceived a culmination on Wednesday evening, when for pre- nearly 200 of the tenants en the estate Were entertained A thiss to dinner ...

... ACHE SOCIALL SCIENCE' CO'URFEB8-- n - [FRO[I'OU SPZVIAL CoanuEPOenD3NT.]: ,nil '~i~s 'C F storily. F BSo TIle Congress yegumed its, sittingsJ to-day, thie flrset of *busness being the, addcess of M~r.Mfichael, Q.0., in the I n, 'Htath Department. *he learned gentleman reviewedt ng ti °eProgrets made iineo the conmriincen;*cnt of the pre- rad sent oentury in curatlve naedioirne, snd fin ...

... ???OFTHEY?1LURE? xo~oIGrtte sy:-BnmiutY bas suffered very bye theg ztiLUrd of tlce City of (Qlasgow Bank, vhich jg n°tb o6 b Age espeeiitioni. Severali Idia, aVOTbhei,,failurte will probably have a very widea 1re9D~e~ the relationls betwOyeenurOPOsfl snd nativet inderuhao on Ind(ia. Native traders trttsted implieitly D, 5icrch it7 !t nf esaa Nicol vr Cs., andl many of inbe5 iabilitb*Vi6es re ...

... OPENING0 OF ST BENEDICT'S COLLEGE, FUI{T-AUGUSTUS. .T!: p'ie i~~rhle li illoge of Fort-Au custus has n ortl 'i~t-' dpuil ic isatice thiioughl the irection of , n ,t !' ni.stery aInI cuillgt o( n tIIe site of tIIe fanious otli itil It is two volls since theie buildings were eial tl e-! the fonmidbtion-stone having been laib on , S . nt lIler, 1&Tti. I ho ilistit ution is entirely a'l st ctly ...

... oD- FAILURE OF A CLYDE SlHIPBUILDING led F I R MA: ick LIABILITIES £50,000. to -- PANIC IN THE CITY. PROPOSED ASSIS I'ANCE TO THE DEPOSITORS. GLASOOW, Friday.-To-day the clouris of commercial disaster ire gathering more thickly, rore darkly around us. That the Suslpension of the City Bank would be but the forerunner of the downfall of many of our hirgest firrns wIas inevitable, hat it is ...