... -GENERAL FOBIGN NEW ' e ?? EXPENSES OF TBEA OCCUPATIO _, - WiTDRAWAL OPTH B? pith, Nbvembel 2t In toda's sitting of the Austria DoPtioS. Count Andrassy announced tha, in viw Of thX opposition of the Budget Committees he with- drew the bill for a supplementary credit on acconA of the expenses arising from the occulpation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1878. At midnight the President of the ...

... THE ALLEGED UNDERVALUATION OF PRO- PErTY IN BANFFSHIRE. m a. ;! --s 1a rd I .l. i and rave iSuLL- WUSheriff Scott Moncrieff heard cousmel and gave judg. do rinet at Banif on Thursday inl the two complaints 'J brought by the county atssesor,7 Mr Russell, against Fiol toy pesn hre with ulldervsluation of their property. Pie to Te frst asewall that against John Peddie, fatrmer, win * ...

... ,,,3EpIDEEN SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY AN~D do, AGRiICULTUR1B. AGRICULTURAL tItVESTIGATIOOS. alfl Mor TsOrRas Jamieson, F.0.S., agricultural chemisit of eld cityan~alyst, Aberdeen, delivered the first of a to1 ,nrs of lectures for the session in the School of chetnistry flud Agricaltmre, Union Street, Aberdeen, fi3 glSaturdiay Rfternon esbet of lecture beiug i tuRc,,the bevnchies of the school being ...

... JOTTING-S. I I thougbtyou told me that A. r Brown's fever was al gone off, said a gentleman. I did so,> said his com- a. panion but forget to niertion that he went off alorg ofith it, , Iusay, said a dandy to ah intelligent mouhanic, . I've got an idea in my head. NVell, replied the others if you don't chcrish it with great care, it will e die for the want of companions. A young ...

... ABERDEEN IMARKETS. ABERDEEN GRAIN MARKET, Friday, November 29 -There was n alarge JattCedMnc0 aR1dl a good buineshcs wais done The prices were practically the sam10e as last week. a. D. S. D. , 'otato OatR,old..21 0 t- 0 0 , liew,.. 10 0 to 0 0 40 lbs. a1 bushel. C 0.. O:ts, old,. 20 0 to 0 0O , IeIW, ..17 0 to 18 4240to 2.50( Bere ..0 0 to , 063 lbs. V buehe' ...

... ourned. An adjourned geacral meeting of the trustees of the kcn nbove district of roads ways held on Monday in the kir lublic Hall, Lumsdenl. There were present-Colonel bel Leith Hay of Leith bdlI ; M1r Gordon of Wardbouse ; Lai DIr Lnmsden, Clova- Air Grant, Drmilinneor ;\1r r Gordon of Craig; Mr Robertson, Aherdeen, for the goc Rigdht Hon. Lord Forbes, Castle Forbes, and Mrs Llis- n den of ...

... SiERIOIUS ASSAULT 31Y A HUSBAND OX HIS WIFE. 11 Clerics Knight, stonecutter, residing inl Collegeth )a Street, Aberdeen, wats charged-before hrf Cormrie wa hlaving assaultedl his wife by cutting or, stabbinig her to t,:, the effusion of blood. Tim libel set forth that onl the at. 'S8th October last, and in his own house in College lveb, t'Street, hie didl wickedly and feloniously attack and ...

... COMMITTAL FOR TRIAL. B At the Marlborough Street Police Conrl yesterdwy- I before Mr Newton -Annie Louisa Lilly Gooch bnd I Ann Walker appeared for final examination in answer to a suaimons charging them with having, at the Grosvenor Hotel, conspired to palm off on Sir Francis Gooeh as his own child a strange child, with intent to 1 B defraud and deceive. At the previous proceedings on In ...

... - DAY AND MARTIN'S REAL JAPAN LIQUID BLACKING, WITHOUT RIVAL FOR EXCELLENCE OF QUALITY, UNIVERSAL ROLL PASTE, SUPERIOR TO ALL OIL BLACKINGS, PRODUCING A QUICK AND LASTING POLISH WITHOUT INJURY TO THE LEATHER. LONDON AND LIVERPOOL. CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S MALT VINEGAR, PURE PICKLES, SAUCES, POTTED MEATS AND FISH, PREPARED SOUPS, CALVES' FEET JELLY, JAMS, AND ORANGE MARMALADE, ALWAYS BEAR THEIR ...

... fully depenclaft, UItt po as-I-- - - - - - act ;O dig- ~A~~ A W ' ' was, i35at nateiy BITH. -l .d be a Alt SBankStrect, Atber dccc, onl the 21st inst., Mrsl JAMe Me .ruggle An,1,of Cana sell, Abrca, the 23th cost., the wife of by assist- WSitimAm UsswEoicn, of a daughtor. Ca At 13 Loch Streut, Aberdesa, en the 2Sth inst., the wife of Aepo tJli 2 onia lcAed;n i tlso 26th inst., ths wife 'Tri ...

... the X letnz u fe.lel- AxRm securing the Khyber Pass, from All MuBjid , to Dakklc, and providing for the possibility of raids . upon outlying sections of our troops, General Brbwne . is now preparing for the onward march to Jellalabad. z Telegrams of yesterday's date announce that a recon- n moitring party has reached sHaarna, ten miles along the Jellalabad road. The distance from D~klha to ...

... THtE WEATHER. take tLONDoN, Thursday night. I the During Wednesday night another barometrical do- *n)y pression advanced to our south-east coasts from Bay Of the Biscay, and at eight this moriring its centre was four over the Straits of Dover. The barometer was then will rising in all parts of the country, and has continued to ,nnes do so throughout the greater part of the day. TbS s of winds ...