... NKEW COMMlWISSIO.NERS FOR ROSS-SHIRE. 1iE A new (Commission of the Peace for this county has outr 2 just been issued. Among the gentlemen added to |l 2 the Commission at the present timne are the follow- |n le 3 ing :-Sir Iver B. Guest, Bart.; the Right Hon. Lord fire~ Middle ion; 1K. J. M~atheson, yr. of Ardress; D. M. ino 34 Ross, yr. of Cromarty; Ri. XV. Macleod, yr. of Cad-.n y boll; M. A. ...

... I lriirg t te ale.aa Gctfe, a correspondent* Cr says :-The whole of that part of the human family t1 inhabiting these islands outside the territory of Scot- 'land ire placed under real obligations by the enter- . poising brides arid liridegroomas wko have adopted the vi sensible plan of getting mnarried in the afternoon instead 6 of in the morning. What an unspeakable relief is this ic Inew ...

... IMPROVE?EN?' IN' BUILDINr3? Q? FISHING-BOATS | 'The imnportance of the fislhing industry on i*he eas 2 and north-east coaSt of Scotland has been of recent, , years more generally recognised than it was fit one] f tH.e. The fisbing has an imnportant bearing on the food supply of the couater; and any means that can / be.invented of augmenting that supply, and adding .at the same time to the ...

... Letters from Zanzibar up to the 26th ult. report that Mr Keith Johnston, when last heard of, had been making successful progress, having reached a l village on the border of a deserted country through ( which he would have to travel for six days without c meeting cultivation. He was then occupied in col- lecting food to take the party across this desert to X Beho-beho, a populous village in ...

... TH~E ZUJLU WAR- I LORD CHELMSFORD AND SIR GAR NET WOLSELEY. THlE MILITAIRY SITUATION. [ DAILY NiEWS DESPATCH- 2 UProo CDAMPr, June 17. Yesterday afternoon there reached this force the tidings that Sir Garnet Wolseley comes to South Africa charged with the supreme command, both civil anld military, in Natal and the Transvaal, including the seat of wvar. To say that this newts gave universal ...

... IMETEREALPARjLIAMENT. j [FBiI3 Otr PABIAimENaRY COaRRSPONDxtNT.] .WESTM1sNSTER, Thursday night.:. Members of the House of Commonls mustered iF in grand force this evening for the debate on the F question of flogging raised by the Army Bill. The controversy having at length resolved itself c into a regular pitched battle between the Mini- sterial and Opposition benches, involved an issue more ...

... mu [ing sanl E~er ex- m of utlh He fnt, of en- re - ish :or the iet rto )on sm. nell of 1 or nd nd ;he ic.f Lrst 3re of ryr eas c sst t ck r le - fly ef k ts c ndc is 5 ild a be F be r ml. a or f e- O he h ed e e frs l qa s! 1- a sn 5 a s tv Ii it ¶1 at nat it a n- t: id Lat o nti P- b e- P 3- 1| 'e ia st it ver- lire. med lent real ub- the ised hive ;ub- tish i'ac- rof trol 'ays .acy ond 'Ier ...

... MESSRS WATSON BROTHERS EMPLowEmE.-.'The ,r employees of Watson Brothers, numbering upwards of a forty, left Aberdeen on Saturday with the 5 5 p.m. *n train to enjoy a few hours of the caller air at Cove. h d Arriving at a nice secluded place above the rocks the i] h party partook of tea, after which games and dancing ;3 were engaged in. The com any returned to town C e with the 9-15 train ...

... PARIS, Sunday. I th I The Moscow correspondent of the Cologne Gazete, I th writingon the subject of the Merv expedition, gives I the following particulars in explanation of its origin th so and objects:-; t y The expedition of General Lazareff has by this I [r time probably penetrated into the interior of the Trans- di: Caspian Steppes and reached the Tekke Turcoman | e It ' settlements, ...

... IS SCOTLAND RADICAL ? i TI is a question that it might not have seemed worth our pains to answerbad it been suggested by a less influential exponent of public imet ,'opinioni than thie Quaterly Renew. But an t sion~ .article in the new nllmrber of that ~Serial has t . of -proes to hazar'an snswer to. ths assumption c auhi- Wiy is Scotland Radical ? and it would not . Lurnbecome S3cotchmen ...

... BA NFIF Crim InAlCS FOR; F£LOGGING.-In the Banif 3he at'y; rimnalCourt yesterday-before Sheriff Scott AIQt thle erieff-William Wood and Georg~e W-OOdi, ts 'o Dine boys residing in Portkulockie, wvere accused o aj ucht vn the 9th inst., mEsliciously brokcen five paneS ,e7 i glass, and, on the 10th inst., having brok~en at~ om destroyed 3 boat which wtas lying on the shore. thi', '.Portknockie. ...

... ABERDEEN ROYAL INFIRMtARY. A+cg-nersl~conrt of the maRnagers of the Royal Infir - m>ary utll Lunatic Asyhlum was held in the InfirmaryI Hall yt-sternlay-Lorda Provost Jamieson presiding. The attendanlce Woas large.T TH-E OF'FICE OF CONSULTING PH.YSICIAN AT THEtoo ASYL-UM.to The court- tonic op a recomnmendation from the Asylum jite Monthly Committee, involving an alteration on chapter and II. ...