... I b¶ igC vER-,Y'F INFERAL4 MAOBUINES id. - 'AT1'IVERFOOL' ~e~j'1Te' PessAssoiaton' l~i'triooifor ''is ..pa oi tedn chill, bul Ie g~plis- ha *wo ,appewl o, be, th mt ound h MO e~tensi e plpt ever arranged;' by the Fenians -for thd 10~ deetructien fdf piablic .buildings'; iu'(!Eugland' ha& Drs Br 47 hiippilk'.bein'froisiirat'ed by thei~ia ~ '&~c Pres idn iii~at4 ilns ear he' of ...

... ,. i ANADI ANCORRESPONDENCE i CROPS,., . maymsdngs now pretgy general. The crop , .'bar average one, the very dry, Aprl having a bad Effec on it. Ho * eiver, th'erze' will Se no soarrcity!-cf. e hay.' ; A rather severe, and altogetber unseasonable, fUtin h is weiek~'of Junes inju~red? both grain' andt j8 rasui~imanyparts, The winter wheat, aes ai 0 I L have seen It, looks well qerywhere.' ...

... coaTmhmIAL lIT ELLIGE NE., sid( THE-MONEY MARKET' the - laml (BY SPECIAL WIRE.) LOt4DON, Friday night. There has been a moderate demand for discount, a accommodation to-day, end the rates have remained ,easy at 11 to It per cent., while there baa been rather (1 more inquiry forsabort loansat t per cent, The rates D of discount now current in the leading Continental El (cities are as follows : ...

... LIGHT WINES FOR SUMMER USE. P. Tbeso Wines are coming greatly liito favour. CLARETS, Is, 1It, 189, 11on 24s per Ilz. bPnto, 7s id, I ds d, I~s td, and 13s ed. lHiCI;-Nelrstahn, 24s. KiudeHetni, 32s. as CHAMPAGNE. !d E parldling Saumur, 22s and 2cs. Pinte, MSe and IrA. d blotts & Cos COWSLIP WIN ES, i66 per din. id INVALID WINES (Cataln). Si. Srry . I6s, 17p, 20s, P Port . .. 16s, 178, lOS. ty ...

... ! ; -I- -.- I., u s d THE LATE DEAN STANLEY AND DR ATSON. e1 qua DA- T - o r. I +I- -. . . .. Ik'rOliOis I The Rev. J. AL' AMitchell of the West Church, Aber- .en, acting de'en, made the following allusion yesterday.' to the Pet~erbad, late Dean Stauley.and Dr 'Watson, Dandee i-During ad, acting. th ps .week death hee takcen from us two Cbri~tian an,. actngminiters,pre-emnineat in their ...

... THE HIGHLAND SHOW AT STIRLTNG. I it. [Frnis OUR OWN RtEPORTER] o :buse to been sub- Monday evening. 1 finiaterinl Great di appointment was experienced on Sunday in hon. snd cMinSequo net, of the unfavouerbl'o hlate of the wenther, somothing wyhbch fairly cbanged in character during the day. the gal. HeAvy dark clouds rolled over the sky, and drenching lore nee'er showers of raii fell at ...

... -E.RIFIC STORM iN SHETLAND. 'I iOSS OF 10)BjOATS AND 6$ .1VES. rosr.hetloud 00ore poaedenbt tregr5pbs ,J, 'Ole fl Ii term swept over :bh' fbetia d Islands 'lte our Wed p en ynihadcontinued to blow Vlth ,gea~t.~fur resdalY nigdht, and iogtnsadingjo~v~~rthfgrl bt> Tz til ThlirsdaY morning, resulting i'0ru io f.pTo erty and loss of life unpreoldented in, the north. inoe it, 1832. On Wednesday ...

... 'THE'NEW TAY:BRIDE. con. - eThe PROPOSED STILL FURTHER REDUCTION. rge. the At a meeting of the. Law Committee of the Imndee rhichTown Councilyasterday, Mr ButhAn brought up the THE question as to the propriety of the Council malting an endeavour to secure the lowering of the Tay Bridge to d a height below that lately sarnctioned by Parliament. and Ha, thought that In the interests of the ...

... THE RE VIEW OF SCOTCH VOLUNTEERS. j W. 11 - {A-t 1E-ll s . * .- 1 e- - .- 1. We understand that returns have been received by the military authorities showing that the number of volunteers who will be present at the review on the 25th Angust next in the Queen's Park will be 27,000 tank and file, or, including Ilicers, : probable total of 29,000 men. ByHer lajj -v's special request, the ] ...

... THE .DISCOVERY' :OF INFERNAL MACHINES. LONDON, Monday. ight. anticip ttttmorroN . \ There has 'not been for 'a cdnoiderahle time (at * any rate duringtbe present seslion) so much s u prres sed Dim excitement as was felt in the House of Commons this. inenrgi 1evening when Lord Ssandon rose in his place tz put attectio: question to tbe Home' Secretary with regard to the for Gal alleged ...

... flyk ffifit MR.'a -,Ptsril NLa7 Twaesday. Nq.,;- If 'b*iRs out, 38 ArtOnJ4 v2t ; r Wednesda v. '--l~o. fntsoiat, 38; igheest' 6tch, '50; ver.ge, IIAseRBuRaGt, lVedoesdaytv.-N~Tbe~ Of :I)oate out; 3110 highest catch, 35 crane; Hverage~ 8' 'L ist evo lug several beats arrived it the harbour with be;vy takes, among which nere to cqirgoes ofn i ev ens ejoni and onof 9 oras' Osiy a third of 1th ...

... ?uTf?we. Mr Urpint GAmsocn.-Tho season since the middlo of aich July hats turned out very favourable for the Crops. A reds rersiarkitble change has been wrought in the turnip try fields, end the farmers' expectations regarding the tial failure of the cropes miny yet happily be disappointed. he Senshine end genial rains have done much good, and 'etd the plants, though about a fortnight late, ...