... COMMERCIALA .1 NTELLLGENCE. On. the ABERDEEN STOCK2 EXCHANGE the following business was done :-Northern Assurance, £44 lOs (twice) and £44 12s tid; Arkansas Valley Cattle and Land, £5 Os 3d; Ab?rdeon Steam laundry, £1 14s Gd; Aberdeen Steam Navigation, £3 La. CLOSISiS rttwaa-2lt P.M. K Sb. Pd. up. RAILWAYS Levees Selier? elk. lSOGrcat.NorthotS.zotlnn'I.058 15 0 60 6 0 * elk. 100 Do., 4 percent ...

... ABEI?DEEN uh?'?YA. L\FIR?ki ?{Y. APPEAL T4) TH}: W~OPli;lO C'LA.SE'S. The Treasuarer of theo Infirmary, Mr' Carnie, by i:,structtons of thle Special Coom- mit'tee, has issued a tcirc ular inviting the co-operation, of employers of labour in the effikots nlow making ons behalf of the Hospital. He encloses cOtpies of anl A.p- peal to the Wvorking-Classes.'a and asks that these may be hanlded to ...

... tel The following is the text of the Government Bill for Pr constituting a Local Government Board for Scotland :-. ou Be It enacted by the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty, 87. by and with the advice and consentof theLordsspiritual ho: and temporal, and Commons in this present Parliament 1ti assembled, and by and 'with the same authority, as P e follows is This Act may be citeil as the Local ...

... ?? l P in__. I DEl IIYSIIHIIE QUARTER SESSIONS. The bus:i ees at theve Sessions was resumed on Wcdnes- day, the m ?? sitting in the first court being Mr. T. W. Evans. ?? and the lIon. WN. M. Jervis. The followv- ing gentleesei wverc sworn on the Grand Jury .-Messrs. H. T. Nadiie. WMinshill (foreman) ; A. Clayton, Chisworth; T:. (Cockir. Sw:idlincote ; WN. Hiollingsworth, Stanton-by- D31e: 11. ...

... [FBOM OUR WONDTON ORUSMPOYDWN.,] THE AGREEMENT WITH M. DE LESSEPS. OUTRBAE BY TEI FRENCH ON THE BRITImn CONSUL AT TAMATAVE. H0oSE OF COMMONS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Childere were present this snorning as soon as the Speaker, and were met by a large body of members, The Premier, judging from his worn appearance, had passed a sleepless night, and was much In consultation with ...

... L UTEST FiFOEGN N1)W& (IIIUUXE15 TZLE4BhAHU1i dov FiBANCE. C PARcH, FIIDLY.-It is olficially announced that N. Cn Tissot, French Ambassador in Louadon, has received tho and Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour. GERMANY. BERLIN, FRIDAY.-The new Ecclesiastical Bill has Cl become law. C11 RUSSIA. ~X ST, PETER9snUll, FsINDAY.-ThO official H33eescger Cal announces that, in order to protect the Black ...

... AOTION AGAINST GENERAL BOOTH. In the Queen's Bench Dlvihion, Mr. Justice Stephen on Friday heard an action brought by Messrs. Ebbette, nnb.lessowr of the Eagle tavern and Greaian Theatre, City-road, to recover possession of these premises from Mr. William Booth, better known as General Booth, leader of the Salvailon Army, on the ground of alleged breaches of the covenants of tbe lease under ...

... THEI PATENTS BILL, The Standing Committee of the House of Comumons on Trade, Shipping, and Manufactures met again yesterday, and further proceeded with the consideration of the Patents for Inventions Bill, resuming at clause 31, which provides that every patent should be granted for one inven. tion only. SirxL. Playfair presided. Mr. Samuelson moved an amendment that if the examinera were of ...

... THE REPRENENTATION OF WEST BOME BRT. An ILfluential meeting of Conoervative electors of e West Somerset was held on Saturday afternoon at the t Victorla.rcoms, Taunton, for tho purposo of seletilnga f UCoseevative candidate to steand for the division In the U event of a vacaOOY. It was generally underetod that d 0 the meeting was held in view of the imminent retirement (if atlr. M F. Bisse~t, ...

... I ATEST FOREIGN NEWS THE CHOLERA. CAIRO, FrIDAY. The 42nd Regiment and a detachment of the 00th Ilegi- mont, at present quartered in the Kasr.el-Nil Barracks, near Boutak, will leave for Suez thievening. There were 140 cholera deaths yesterday in the various quarters of Cairo. The total number of deaths from cholera during the past 24 hours at Mansourah, Samanoud, Ghizeb, and the other ...

... BRISTOL BOARD OF GUARDIAS. The weekly meeting was held yesterday, at St. Peter's Hospital, the governor, M~r. Richard Court Stephens, presiding. The other guardians in attendaneewere Messrs. W. htevens (deputy governor), J. Derhaw, J. H. Lockley, WV. Thomas, J. Conithard, C.Wintle, W.Pearce, C. Penn, G. Pearson, J W. Lanet MH Levy, T. Ada.s, A. Bailey, J. . . Tozer, W~. Bennett, W. H. Bennett. ...

... LATST FOREG1 N ' (Uurvraa'A TInE(IAsma.] FRANCE, FAaRe, TUESDAY,-A despatch from Saigon, v,,ae by the Minister of Marine, announces the Ara ?? of the tra ueepor Annarite, AU on board weth e4 excellent health, d 4 A CUNARD STEAMER DISABLEIDD N Ew Yo BB,, TUESDAY.-The Cunard stermer Au from, Quceenstow v, was spoken yesterday off irle,,,t in a disabled conditiio, Six tugs have bebe ?? to her ...