... AlnsflVLD AT AsrEat)LEN, May 1 -Havre, Crombie, 8 Amble, coals. 20-City of Aberdeess, Merchant, Lon- West( .don goods; Queen, Nisbet, Lerwick. do. ; St Magnus, then Maeson, Leith, goods; Banits, Horton, Dartmouth, amber; Toskar, COyde, Liverpool, goods. some SAILED, May 20.-Billow, Henderson, Newcastle, 10 oats; Rana, LDrson, Bnrrntisland, ballast; Helen GE M Gregor, Hill, London, stones; ...

... at IT is curious to reflect that, over all the ativilise(l world, on Saturday every nation of g- Chyristendom, with the single exception of Sect- ns land, was, as a nation, occupying itself to some e, extent in the public celebration of the greatest a, event recorded in time. In their apathy and in- lY difference to such a celebration Scotland and ts Dahomey stand much on1 the same level ; and ...

... THiE NEW PARTY. s An adjourned meetinO of memnbers rnd friends of fro avarious Radical associations having their headquarters thu * in the metropolis was held on Saturday evenring in a Clz room at the Westminster Palace Hotel, for the pur- ab] pU8e of taking into consideration the report of a sub- ste r coinnittee appointed at a previous conference to draw | an i up an address to the various ...

... In the Aberdeen Sheriff Court yesterdlay-Sheriff (Joprie Thomson on the bench-George Jessiman, saddler, Hunily, was examined on his petition fsr I sequestration. Mr A. D. Blorice appeared for the f trustee. Bankrupt having been sworn1, depolled-MIy s name is George Jessimnan. I em Aged S0. I began t business in Huntly at Martinmas, 1877, as a saddler. I had been bred to that businesa, but from ...

... 'olultlltec0. B COMPA.NY, lsi' A.l,.V SIOOlTING CiUB,-Thefirst weekly competition of this clnb was held yesterday on the Links-ranges, 2100 yarnls; ten roisnuds-when the Lfollows irn were the higliest scorols :-lst class, Corp7. j.. B. Leslie, 41 points; 2rnd class, Corpi. George Leys, I1 41 pcsints; 3rd clans, Private William Mitchell, 37 points. The Registrar-Genral eports that the actual ...

... Dc nOYa NORftRN AdR!iOtLTURAL SOCIETY. So Patro.'..H H. Taiu PiRINOE op WALiPS, Frsehlpt-Tllu la10110 W . TiSn EARL o0 ABERDEiEN, { Lord Lleutenesnt of Aherdeeinelire. VAEI~E SOCIETY'S AGRICULTURAL MEET. St T ING( acd GENERAL SHlOV of STOCK and IMPLE'- METSR , &c., will be hold at ABsRDaNs, on THURSDAY and FMDAT the 21st and 22nd July, 18Si. . The 55ertificates for Entries Pt Stock, &h., must ...

... LONDON, Sunday evening. to The progress made by Lord Beaconsfield towards jc recovery, though naturally slow on acount of his advanced age, continues to be satisfactory. Hie St great vitality was shown early on Saturday morning, a when he rallied from a serious difficulty of breathing without experiencing any ill effects, At about 10 a.m., the physicians having consulted, the following ...

... DRUNK AND DiaioriDMttY.-in the Police, Court yeste iay-bsdlis Blablck on thle benoh-l.-,aaws. Aroaley, a hawker, was ordered to pay a floe i-f Zn Gd, or go to Prison for five days for being dirunki an Iid eidcyo rythe previous evening. II, GRANGE. Jr FINIS3HiNG AsSE~cnrBL.-Mir Janiro M'usu, om r, Foram., t-auniter of daneing, finis cii toe rinseso which jt he hlas coliiitlsots hers soi the se- ...

... 74 FLEET STREET, LONDONIW, Wednesday morning. TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS., (BY SPECIAL WIRE.) THE DEATH OF THE CZAR IT bad, ANUTHER TRAGIC OCCURRENCE. arm -_ i Nee SEVERAL ARRESTS. prisl the hav( THE TRIAL OF TEE ASSASSIN. i won the ever [FRon To-DAY's `DAILY TELESBAPH.] no D ST PETERSBURG, Tuesday. . men Many arrests have been made, and one of a very B important character was effected yesterday morn ...

... I POSTAL COMKUNICATION WITH THEE Ij - NORTH. Th opy of the contract between the postmnaster. G heneral and the North of Scotland and Orkney and GENE Shetland Steam Navigation Company for the carriage of the mauils between Aberdeen and the Shetlanid Islands has been published as a Parliamentary paper. RUM The Treasury minute appended to it is as follow~s - 1My lords have before them a contract ...

... SERIOUS' FIRE IN -ABERDEEN. WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH, Shortly before four o'clock yesterday afternoon file was observed to have broken out in the house No. 32 Summer Street. Fortunately among the first to observe the smoke issuing from the roof of the house was Superintendent Wyness, of the Aberdeen Police. Mr Wyness, who resides near . the scene of the fire, immediately entered the house and ...

... THE TICHBO(RNE ESTATES. NEW CLAIMANTS. Nvw Yabne, Tuesday. The New York papers state that two claimants- to the Tichhorne estates have recently appeared-one at Winnipeg and the other at San Francisco. The latter claimant was subjected to rigid examination by an eminent lawyer, who declares be is eitherr the real Sir Roger or a most adroit swindler. The Dtka' of Sutherland and Dr Russell also ...