... SPPING INfi'ELLIGENOE. Aarvan AzT A4eRDj5li-Oot. 17-Panope, Lamb, Sunder. ti land, oa4 18tih-Bln-Righ, TurrTI, London, goods St Olair, w Llnkiater,Wiok, do. ,Nordmunden, Patetson, Leltn, coals; el St Magnuimt, Mason; 4ratton, goods; Curlow, Diack, Stnder- land, costs ll ee, Cdrnle, do., do.; St Nicholas, Angus,, Lerwici, goods. di Sm --Oct. 18 --Wind, S;9 W., moderato-Corsair, Lrrrl- bi son, ...

... THE- *7H- CRISIS THE 'AFGHAN CRISIS. ace ADDITIONAL TROOPS FOR THE Tanl idv CAMPAIGN. the ~nd Am his witi itio SLmLA, Friday evening. | unc %e The Amneer makes no sign. He has, however, greatly corn ,ny strengthened the Kbyber garrison. she ble All pacific hopes asio ended. on not There is no news of the Viceroy's Envoy; in fact, no neit *nd trustworthy news whatever from Cabul. nor i, The ...

... OLDMIELDRUSI. 4n --At - . examal- I - -1uo It-Mr SCEHOOL. BOARD.--At a meeting of the S&h-ellaB sot for of 31eldrum held on the afternoon of TueEdar hi, present, AIr James Manson, chairman, acn Y' :ntered }Grasick, Troup, and Wilson-Mies Bessie 3l. s&, viously Free Church Training College, Aberdeen, ws el-Ca ered in from anmongst fifteen candidates as aassisteai rsl3Wa started, the public ...

... A0- ow A gang of engineers' labourers from the Steamboat 'lie Company's works at Woolwich are engaged in remov- ing ing the paddle-wheels and shafting from the after-part 8o0 of the Princess Alice, and a barge load of the boiler Icasing, funnels, and other fittings have been taken of away from the wreck, and lauded at loffs Wart. m Such portions of the machinery as can be got at are it being ...

... ABERDEEN GRAIN MARKET, Friday. 3 There was aLtir attenidance at the market t1l-ay. For oats the demand was slaggrish, at prices a shade lower than last o week. For barley there was a fair dem-and, and the previous 0 prices were maintained. 0 Pa. D. , e. 0 Potato Oats,old .22 0 t. 0 0; O' COD;, Oatg,..i,21 0 to 0° 0'-uh~~uie S2 0 to,0,0 -401.1. 0 bUShe0. O re, new, . 20 0 to 270 0 Bere, . ...

... THIE BISHOP OF CALCUTTA AND THE DACOITS. or - - Dacoits hold no person in respect except a well- armed policeman, butt they usually fight shy of n. European travellers who. are very bandy with their iN weapons if rudely intruded upon. To this shyness the Bishop of Calcutta and his chaplain owe their escape from an awkward predicament while travelling from Mlorar to Jbansi a short time since. ...

... A TRUTH Fon BBoCE 0o1 BEACONSFZELD.-FirdWorks must be paid for. CUarOVS OPTICAL PHENOMiENoN. - (SeO the Home Secretary's Southport Oratioul.)-The Lqok1 of ^iaa.is ifb General,-By direct light, black as thunder; by Cross lightt, couldeao de rose. SIMgtA SIuiCsdUS. - The Maharsjah of A 3ar-a wotentate of Siinla, who onglit to be enconuteroc y the sabarajah of Nowar--has volunteered to eq.ailp ...

... COST OF SCHOOL BOARDS TO TIIE I RATEP'AYERIS. ! The report of thue Comnuittue of Council on Education for 18T77-8 ?? just been isueul, and in its nearly 900 pages In much iniorumation ns to thb working oflthe now extended educational machinery, and as to thb contributlions mader from the local rates to the funds of School Boards. There aro thirty such Boards in IOtis cOu7ty, and for all but ...

... 'TE TH.IT . F BANK OF BE LAND, CAPTURE OV THE MISSING CLERK. WilllsmOhiaannStifoeds theelerkwhoabscooredsdvvit -.15,000 in notes, the property of the Liverpool Branch of ?? ?? arrested at Jerseyyesterday noraing. The police had- 'received intelligence that the prisoner was supposed to be cruising. in the English Channel in a yacht, and might possibly touch at Jersey. A telegram was, received ...

... [n:UTE'S. TELEGEAM.1 FRANCE. PAMIS, MONDAY.-No medals will be distributed at the Exhibition ceremony on the 21st nlt. No tickets will be issued to the general public. PAPinS, MONDAY EVE4xNlG.-The. Ministers held a meeting to-day, at whicb, the Nfeatioare states only foreign affair were discussed.') To-day, the Bedget committee commenced reading the various reports and letermining the amounts ...

... 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 ...

... Offistrkt PIK ?y KEYXSHAM, DEBATING SOCIrTY.-This societyf held its weekly meeting at the parochial school on Wednesday evening, It had been publicly announced that it would be an open night, with free admission to the public, and a considerable number of the inhabitants assembled at the room to hear the discussion, which was upon the question -Should prisoners be allowed togive evidence in ...