... TIE CRISIS IN EGYPT. THE PORTE AND THE 1 CONFERENCE. DESPATCH OF BRMSH TCORPS TO THE EAST. Aiexandria, June 29. The European shops with scarcely an exception sre now closed, ineluding the provision dealers. The baks have bees transferred on board the merchant vessels in the harbour. Constantirtople, June 29. The Ambassadors of the Powers are still andeavouring to make the Porte understand that ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL PREsBY-TERY OF DEER. Yesterday afternoon, at one o'olock~the. Established Preibyrery of Deer met in the hotel at MTaud-11ev. The Gee. Thomson, Iblelehll, moderator, Rev. Jaes. Peter, Hjighl, Old Der, in th~e absence of Rev. James Mitchell, St shortl3 Fecrgus, officiating as clerk. The first business before be pitc th Court asthe election. of representatives to the siev ...

... THE EARL OF A-BERDEEN ON -EDUCATION. 5 ' - LIJVVS ''l L. The Earl and Countess of Aberdeen attended tbt distribtition of nrizes to the successful boys of Miil Hill Schools, noar London. After the distribution Lord Aberdeen, who presided. soid his first duty must - be to congratulate the prize-winners upon their success. Theyhad earned the well-merited distiaction which had e just been ...

... THE ABERDEEN EN'GINEERS' FIELD WOibKS. The annual inspection of the Aberdeen Volunteer I Engineer Corps is to be conducted to-morrowy after- noon by Colouel Warranld, C.R.E., Fort-George. or some davs, the men have been exceptionally busy getting in readiness their field works at the Links. d to render them fit for the criticism of the inispecting J .oicer. The works consist exclusivei of ...

... GOVAN PAROURIAL BOARD, )r The usual meeting of the Govan Combination a Parochial Board was held ?? David d Bowman presiding. s- THE LUNACY DrsTmIcts BImTt. es Mr PATON called attentiou to the bill now before a Parliament giving Parochial Boards the power to e petition for the formation of parishes into lunacy Hedistrcts and suggested that the matter should be y remitted to the Assessment and ...

... 1OEDQ !N . I 065 FrXZ! STREaVf .W-deesday Night. Tzz House of. Commons has. spent its time this J afternoon in wrangling over the 15th clause of e0 the Preventian of' Cimce Bill, and the wrangling 2 Nhasbeeab cducted for long periods together in a ph ?? bitbrnes3s. i Indeed, the lbloew of the House is at ?? getting up, and it i is becomisg a serious question how mnuch longer - the painlly slow ...

... i ' ABISr~DTVN J(OUR.NAL OrFICU, 47 Fleet Street, London, ESC., Thursday morning. TO-DAY'S TEILEGIRAMS. d mi ad (13 SPECIAL TVIRE.) - -, - di; THE STATE OF EGYPT i THXE CO:FrRENCE| JFt~oms To-3)4L s T~~. it t~a TCO-DTAYT'SOPSr , Wednesday. w ig The meeting held yesterday afternoon at the Ther tf e5 apia tho ngh shorter thIan the previous one was s iS inure inmportant. The increased importance, ...

... I THE ABADONMENT OFTE IAFTON,!t v, Is TOARD OF ThADT-SQrtS- Yesterday the inquiry before Ur Comrmsml ?? aud three nautical assessors ito the ban. donment of the Falls of Af ton was resumed in te WVreck Commiesionses Court Westminste tE C. A. Middleton represented the Board of Trad; Mfr Corwell the master of the vessel (Capt4 Biyoe), ?? Aspinali the builders of the ship (Messrs Russell), and Mr ...

... RE I WORTS MD fOREAST. : Wdnesday, Juno 28, tED r IL Tl&, ' todyh been c } a thnf of station, bnt thersees to hare been : 'aft asmt entite sebenco of r4and the-wladQ brbqewn wryliglht ,In fok~e.` . he chart for 8 AaS- showed that the anti- ip lane wbish lay oshe Fiasco had increased aJ ?? }j andtat the barometer was riingt sly'intagouny,ialso over the greater-par of e£ e. Ubed Kingdom. n ...

... io -- '1106 twralt0 According to the latest telegrams in reference a to the Egyptian crisis, the French Cabinet has I C decided against intervention by a French force; C while on the other hand, an Anglo-French inter- sl vention seems highly probable. Lord Dufferin, a it is stated, has informed the Government that n the Porte has come round to the proposal that t Tnrkey should occupy Egypt ...

... iSCOT'SH SEIfPASTEPZASSOO OM0' I IT - The ne ee d thisao w ba: 9 The ta-MI? ' e &Sie t, ! jec. etci'y (M J$~das~d TDhe coenultc -hd eaire ien ?? thy1e' absee tho oo .at u5 both -of :trsh .tpr aefsN iwe S r ar so ?? wiset i dll j ebjatstaerd atu by SheiaarieStAbs~ll15 maadeisdusite e et 4o oeo sce s te hichaneithl- D done Oby soy otha neistlon. thbd-t tham i -be the ev e e ote o Ze gl id . sine ...

... ABERDEEN TR&ADES' COUNCIL. d CONFERENCE OF TRADES' DELEGATES. n Last evening a conference of trades' delegates was held in St Paul Street U.P. Hall in conformity with, a resolution adopted at a meeting of the Trades' Council onl the 14th inst., for the purposg of discussing the s cuestion as to whether the Trades' Union Congress, 3, wIhich is to hold its meeting this year at Manchester in ...