... d Br SPRECIAL WIRE YROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDBN .l LoNDoN, Thursday night. .I have authority to state that, prior to the reassembling of Parliament, a Cabinet Cosncil will be held, and that an important statement will be communicated to both Houses setting forth the furthermeasures which the Govern- ment intend to adopt for the suppression of : disorder in Ireland. These measure have been under ...

... __ ,E~LAT I . .. : SBF.TLAND Fssr PnmssDnTyvn ,-This Presbytery met nt Leerrick yesterday. Tho Rev. lIf ooro Rogernon,LBer- wick; Clark, Cuoniogoheegic; and Mofegrerer, Upeeound' -osinitere; with Iceocro Gee. M§ertin, .rtnhendonarann James Berry, Aberdeen, andDr George ianodonald, hlerkinh,'wered heppohobed merobersoE o;the ensuin6 Gieneil A~eoriolsl. The report don the 'Sustodtatien Pond ...

... EXTENSXVE HOUSEBREANING O. T r { SOUTfH SIDE A series of thefts by moans of hOuseba4 logs have ijst been brought to light oen t ,soth-side of the city, which have resz.e: in the apprehension of Peter Hende , John Logan, Elizabeth Campbell or Hed,-. son, aud Mary Smith. For some t:rne ha- i complaints had been made to the ;|authorities that a number of business i imises and private houses in ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMVENT i iffOUSE OF LORDSL-RIDAY, The LORD CHANCELLOR toaic his seat on the Woolsacck at five o'ciuok. - UNION 01OF BENDFICE. I The Bishop of LONDON introduced a bill to amend the 'Union of Benefites Act, which was i ut read a fist time. as DUXE OF ALBANY (EST ABLISHMENT) Or BILL,. nt Earl GRANVILTIXh mloved the second reading of this bill, atid in. uuing so said it wots ...

... INATIE AFFAIRS IN NEW ZEALAND.| (rauI oUB OWN COBE ZSPONDEaNT.) . Melbourne, 8th February, 1882. Tas Maori King Tawhiao, with friendly greet. Si ingB on his lips and attended by a kingly retinue, a hbs after many yea4s of self-imposed isolation i Satopped forth from his privacy, and on 19th January made a public entry into the city of s Auckland. Hitherto he has stood somewhat C haughtily ...

... A13ERfEEN JURIDICAL SOCIETY. AnriOSs By 'SHESce' COCIRTE THOMOSON. The last meeting of the session of the Aberde in Juridical Society was held laso night in Ifariswhal College, when Shjciff Comnie Thomson gave a closing addre ss. M r Cha rles Ruxton; advocate, president of the society, occupied the chair, and there was a large attendance. *Thc C hairman briefly jatroduced th o learned Sheriff, ...

... If THE GORDON FAIMILY. San Remo, Italy, March 2U, 1882. Sln,-I havo reteived hore the Aberdesa Journal of the 22nd inst., in which I observe a letter from Lord n Saltoun, giving a mons accarate vorsion of some dotails ainscrted by me in the goicnalogicai lsket.of the family of Gordon of Pitluag, which lItely appeared in your eolumns. I Lord Salfoun is thn author of one of the most no- ...

... WEATHE REEPRT AND FOREC.AST. METEOROLOGICAL OFFICZ, Monday, April 4, &t0rs The weather over the Juited Kingdum to-day continues culd, generally dry ant bright over (Ureac britain, rather cloudy in Ireland, with haze in some places aud showers in others. A heavy shower is reported to have fallen at Burst Castle this morning, alter whioh the sky cleared. This neorniugS observations ahowed that, ...

... WTh tberde~ex @o(lXmrn.. lR 7 DNESY 'Pil AT, .88,. .ABERDEEN, WVEDNESDAY, APR1L 51, 1882.. T., tho House of Commons, which met at two o'clock yesterday afternoon the Bucdie Exten- sion (Great North of Scotland) Bill was reported, and the Highland Railway Bill was further con- sidered. Mr Gladstone stated that at pro- sent communications were going on with the United States regarding soom of ...

... ACTION FOR DEF.AMATION:OF CM ARAO-E I :4t~'~e,4hnrleen S eriff Small Debt Court on Thuro- e- t ily M' sou1sJ oxs,1ifar% servant, ~or f1 ' ow' oc~Moism egC ie. i'!a , for It e ue batIasVea agese ma i~ounl, isnd calu olloinely stated to a'l d cwiceroirnui I t tht ho ws a thief, nljd that oiitlho follow- big ocoasions, in prec lle o 'the witisesses, anld at the i+ice siternaiiiedl, to%6i, oil, ...

... LOSS-OF A LIVERPOOL SHIP IN COLLISION WITH AN ABERDEEN VESSEL. Yesterday at Westminster the Board of Trade in- quiry into the loss at sea of the Atmosphere, a sriling shi p of Liverpool, owned by Mr.ohsn Starr-de-Wolf, of 11 Redcross Street, of that port, was resumed be. fore Mr H. C. Rethery, nssisted by three nautical assessors. It appeared that on the 26th November lost the Atmosphere left ...

... D~suMeLADL-The farm of B1air, Fintray, has been let to Mr-James Singer, Broomhill, Drumblade. INsaH.-A number of farms on the estate of Foud- land have' been re-let to the present tenants at rddiec- tions of rent. TosrnHiN.-Sowing is general in Lhis district. . The laud is in firstrate condition, and several are half. finished. TURNIFF AND GABIOCH ASAtLTTCAL AsSOCIA- TION. - The annual general ...