... : 7- 7 O B-r DESTAC OFFOEIN AU RM LAT_ * DElT4TCEt OP SB1M)lL 5> E OM XT .fselEA~oSs. . S - Lo\Doi;. UmItLDu Austmlia (S. & W.).1ia Brindisi June 16 E June:- Taomaaiiii nd Victoria. Do . n.. :-Tue 16 v June - Bermuda. . v~New York. June 16 E * - Do. Vla Halifax June 22E June -- BrazJlMideo- Chilivia Liverpool .JInte 13 E June 7 Brazi l . ..* - via ...

... ABERDEENSHIRE CATTLE AND IFARM PRODUCE ASSOCIATION. and A meeting of this proposed association was held yes- ked terday, at two o'clock, in the drawing room of the Im- EHer perial Hotel, Aberdeen. There was a good attendance less of farmers and others interested, the smoking room, where the meeting was first proposed to be held, having been found too small for the number who came forward. at. ...

... ITUE EGYTIAN DIFFICULTY. C&,srAvt!o0PL2, Sunday. Dervish Paslm, who left Constantinople this. morn- ing, will be received by the Governor of Alexandria and Hssan pasha Relim, who will rernain in attend- ance on him. He will be lodged in the En-cha c Palace, close to Ismailieh, now used by the Khedive. i The statement that the Sultan has declared the Y mission one of conciliation, and considers ...

... T)ESPATCH OF FOREIGN MAILS FROM LO!NDON' - DESPATCH O F:NLT .ML AFRM M oT DESPATCH OFSr:aT MAms mwOM lNrrr DbsTLIQLTIoNS. MAIL Due. Austxalir. (S. & W.). via Brindisi ..June - EJun:e & Tasmania and Victorin.. Do .. June - SJune 4 I Bcrnmuda . viaNewNYor3..AJune -E D Do. via Halifax .. June 2 E June 6 Brazil, I.Vidco&Chili.viaLiverpool ..June S8E Jume 7 3 Brazil .. ...

... TE GNER ALLY OF TE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND the - - - - ien The sittings of the General Assembly of the Church ag1 of Scotland faiei resumed yesterday forenoon'at eleven ord o'clock-Professor uljigan, Abendeqpi moderator.' .ol- PATRONAGE COUPgXSATf10. 'ho Mr T. G. r (elder) submitted the report of this and mmittee :- The rev'niu foir the year 1831 from all souices has amounted to 'gl373 IsN Sd, ...

... THE. FATAL FALL FROM -A CHIMNlEY. ther DECISION UNDER THP EMPLOYES'ILA.BiLlTY Aar. tors In the. Second Division of-the Court of Session yes. ain terday an appeal came up, from the Sheriff Court at j Aberdeen, for Wmn. Alex. Fraser, baker, Forrest Road, ,eel Aberdeen, in the action of damages against him at ues the instance of Ales. Fraser, laibourer, Park Road, also there. The pursuer sought ...

... - ,,---7- ? i --MARKNTS.- ?., . e BIRMINGHAM, Thursday.-At to-day's market I there was only a slow sale, and onlylimite trade dont. 1 1 ; American wheat not quotably higher. Bgans) pease, l and oats unaltered. d MANCHESTER, Thursday. - Our market to-day Is was quite of a holidav oharacter, the brilliancy of the weather tending to increase the inactivity. There was e a very thin attendance, ...

... I SECOND EDITIONo, AnBEEEsN JOVIIAL 0s-arcs, 47 Fleet Street, London, EM., Monday morning. - ,n TO-DA&Y'S TELEGRAMSI (BY SPECIA-L WIR.E) ANOTHER INDIAN RISIG. , MASSACRE OF 400 PERSONS. [Fason To-DA.Y's T=ss.] CnOcu'r, Sunday. L A-telegram reports that rather a serious risg ba taken place among the Rhonds in the central pro. . vinces. A rancrous feud has existed between. the 1 honds and ...

... - I T S -T THRE VOLVNTEERSSS. DuRmas.-BxLEs COmrETinoN.-The members of the D Company Dceside Highlanders (Dnurns) held their third monthly competition at the Calladrunm Range on Saturday. IDistances, 1st and 2nd class, 200 and 500 yards; *7 rounds at each; and for 3rd clss, 200 and 400 yards; 7 rounds at each-Wimbledon regula-; tions, 182. The followingwere the scores:-1st class-; Lieut. Alex. ...

... DBLACKILL CHURCH BAZAAR. A. bazaar for the purpose!of Iquidating the debt ia.! ourred in the endowment of the Blackhll Church wasi held in the Lower Music Hall, Peterhcad, yesterday. The waxes on show were chiefly of an ornamental de- scription. The bazaar was opened yesterday morning by lailie Will, and will be continued to-day. The fol lowing are the stall-holders and their assistants :-No. ...

... THIE CRISIS IN EGYPT. a -PuAs, Thursday. a The French Government has made a proposal, r which has been accepted by England, for the as- B sembly of a conference of Aimbassadors at Constanti- C nople on the Egyptian question. t CAnoo, Thursday. ' The proposal for a conference of Ambassadors at Constantinople causes great consternation among the t European population, being regarded as an ...

... UMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. - HOUSE OF LORDS-TuESDAY. Ts The Lord Chancellor 'took his seat at half-past fowl so'clock. .'clock. ArSTRALTAN MUTTON. Lord LAMINGTON gave notice for Tuedday next ask whether the attention of the Government had been called to a recent importation of sheep from New, n Zealand; and whether, in the interest of producer and consumer, it might not be desirable to compel the ...