... CORIlN .A111,18 LT lII I NCE IRIK Mo ambill y. -Vely fewt hitiple4 of hblily tillerin g. I n')wl ljm:n y Na piles (if titit, WHhich were: it] de>llitim a :t -in iliceltsi (ir 1 1wr~ *111artetj, and ill tmttlit ilae e i110-. l;iit 1,3y, 28& to 32i ;il per quai ter of 541 tJI, let t hAl * o LtS, 20s to 231 per (quarter of 40lbO . ier huIsitlt ; om wtal per teck of '280 lb., .3AiH, 1O)NI)ON, ...

... I UTZ ? wr(kol poltrillit. ABERDEEN, SATURDAY, JAN. 3, 1S8o. THE latest intelligence from Cabul shows that General Roberts has taken the precaution ofa postponing the occupation of the Bala Hissar till it has been ascertained whether or not the place was mined by the insurgents. The rebels had evidently prepared for a desperate resist- ance, and had loopholed all the houses in the city in ...

... ig A correspondent writes to the World :-I suppose I $ as Iam the only person with whom the late hangman had al any relations approaching friendship. Some twelve of years ago I used to fish nearly every Saturday afternoon in the Lea near Sewardstone. Afternoon after after- | noon there was wont to confront me on the left bank isa little old man with a long white beard. We began Ve to converse ...

... ot LAUIRENCEKT.K, Alonday.-Tlie r.iarket here to. iss day wats well attended by farmers, dealers, and others, ly but not many caile. Chiefly fat, and all sorts were in ay better demand, and better pfices ebtained than at as jecepit markets. Fat was worth about 75s per cwt. The ly following lre thc principal silcs :-Mil Ewing, Montrose, go bought 18 fit stots front Mr Johnston, West Cairnbeg, ...

... BANOHORY. One of the largest trees on Deeside fell a victim to Fri the gale of Sunday, 28tb Dlec. It was a beech, and W, measured 6 feet by 18 feet -circumference, and covered A1 nearly hialf-an-acre of ground. Arn ELGIN. tali OPENING OF THE ELGIN N~wsitoobr.-The newsroom seL0 which has just been set egoing wee formally opened out yesterday by Provost Culbard. The Managing Coin. die1 mjttee ...

... I TH{E I TAY BRIDGE DISASTER.] bars iI RENEWED STORM. crolssc . -- - .its oWI EXPLORING PARTY IN DANGER. lsikeen l strenu OPERATIONS SUSPENDED. I . that I stand iUNDRE, Friday night. like The diving operations at the Toy Bridge have been wind suspended since yesterday forenoon, in consequence thong of the stormy weather. This morning the steamers struct and boats left the Harbour in the hope ...

... MAN KILLED BY HIS WIFE. A woman nramed Jane Green or Qualms was brought up at the Eastern Police ('ourt on Aforiday merning, before Baillie Thomsonr, aud wa3 remitted Ito the Sheriff's authorities onr a charge of cauoing the death of her husband, Thomam Qiairns, by stabbbing hian with a knife in their house at 5 East Ruesell ,itreut early oa Sunday m.ornuing. It . 'rrnar, that the wife, who ...

... THE MAGNETIC'ION (PATENTED). I. we be capablo of rottectlni, eveln a little, ou vhat Is known1 of tho laws of blafnoiisniu, 'o may feel assured thast no dollson'of our earth, wh ell is acklledfiviov od to be a mlusg6vt, can escale from the influcice of the laws of Magetlsln.-Dr AslnsoasBR. Either Mr SARoINT or till Exlperlflced Assistant cen ilwav)y be Consulted at the abovo Adlress itas to ...

... COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THE SAFEST FAMILY AIEDIC(INE. 12 Boxes at is 1i11,2s 9d, 4s 6d, and ll. (IOCKLY'S ANTIBI LIOUS PILLS. TUE OLDEST PATENT MEDICINE. In Bosea at ls 1Ad, 2s 9d, 4s 6ti, and lls. C OCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS Is the ONT.Y PREPAR-ATION Plaric before the Public, COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. In use SEVENTY-NINE YEARS. 18 NEW ORMOND STREET, LuNDON, Aberdeen Evening Express. ...

... .BDhE SAtUrDAY JA.,188lat. ABERDEEN, SATURDAY, JAN. 3, 1880, FORE I G N. Tun conspicuous valour, dash, and decision of General Roberts have once more proved how feeble and futile are the efforts of the Afghans to cope with British troops. Uncertainty and anxiety are now at an end, the rebels have been routed, British supremacy has been established at Cabul, and the whole situation has ...

... 'lTFiM'lTED ASSASSlNATION OF THEi KlING AND QUEEN OF SP'AIN. g, hNARROW ESCAPE OF THE QUEEN. [REuRsn's TELEGOA1S.j MADIID, Tuesday, 7 p.m. As the King and Qneen were driving through the 'd gate of the Royal Palace at half past five this even- ing, a young man in the dress of a workman fired a id shot from a revolver at the Royal carriage, fortunately, however, without touching King Alfonso or ...

... DlINA'TCH OF FOktEIGN )IAILS FROM LONDONx Destilnati~on j Dc..D- tAWh of ilext Mails from i Ncit .London. Mai~l due Aluslvi a (S. & W.) tita S'thampt'ni . .Jan. 8 Mg. .Imi, It TaInatda&VIctoria fvia Brindisl Jan. 2 Fvg. Jan. 12 iB ruda via Now York . Jan, I 1 Evg . BrVild leo, s Ivii a Liverpool .lan. 8 EV6g. Jan. 12 Vie .adCll ri to S thinpt'l .Jan. 9 Mg. Jan, 1ii . ...