... - , J A. ., ISS4. --B.R4VEBN, TUESDAY, JANT. 1, 1884. --- IT is telegraplhed from Wa~rsaw thlat a Nihiliit printing press was found there on Saturday, but no arrests were made. , tl FRoM Vienna it is telegraphed that whilst a1 Jesuit missionary was declaiming in his sermon on Sunday against the dissolute life led by many working men, he was intorrripted by several artisans, and stones wore ...

... SiEON1) EDITIONI AIVREM~ELN JOIIRNAL OFFICE, I AB1nEIRnN JOURNAL OFFCR, ;( 47 Fleet Street, Iondon. BO.C., Tuesday morning. r~~ - . .,- --. , p rtO PkY S TLEGilRAMS. (BY SPECaAL WIRE.) AI EGYPT AND THE SO UDAN. KRABToUM, Deo. 299 a. n. A liy sister of the Austrian convent at El Obeid, c ; who speaks French and Italian, arrived here to-day, D r after a journoy of 20 days. She ...

... ECOOLESIASTICAL. - a: PETEitiEAD-FBREE SOUTHl CHUacE.-Mir Adam J Maxwell, the newly - elected minister of this church, was formally introduced to his cougrega tion oen Sunday morning by the Rcv. Mr Fowler, AI.A., S of New Mills, Ayrshire. It d ing so ihe said ift was en al old established oustomn of their church that made it ir almost comnelutorv thlat wheu a millister was inducted tlI into a ...

... 3 STATEMENT BY A DYNAMTITARD. I The convict Dr Thomas Gallagher, who was con- victed and sentenced to imprisonment for complicity in the London nnd Birmingham dynsu;' - o on spiracies, was vieited some time airr, -, -' -T Mar' Gallagher,who-journe'-. i- - I-ica tor that t 3p Mlrp iss GisihzhS . second interview of With her brotl-'r v; ' .ay last at Chathaam yrison, 7 where he et - others of ...

... AN AGxICCTL'l'URiAL RETROSPECT OF 188. ftor Un'lder the hltadinig anti date of E~dinbur-gh, Der. M U b er 26l, theiliad Iclos AExprests of lost night conelit.-, d In ' Iihe followingr retrospect of agriculture in Scotland for at thle year just coe-s'many years the tenor of at tile agricultural reti oepec ts for Scotland have been pmo CxI diuotiveof vexation and ilisappointroent; and though, ...

... .IUELA, IRtELAND, ClI E 1RTMh-1 VARLTAM E'NTAPY )U~li i; d A l~t The Press Association learns thlat the programilo of tUe coulilnittee onl Irish affairs whieh Was formed 1p last sessisn nill be liiectc-d dhiring the forthconming session towarda circulating thoe il enisary ijforniation 1 o Irisih affairs, to prLomote discussion on practical u lhues, and to create mealns by whioh the public ...

... MESSRS IHALL, RU~SSELL, AND CO.'S 1iv EMPLO YES. St Last night the omployes of MEessrsa Hal!, Russell, and 'l Co. held thieir annual social mreetinir and assemibly in the lifsic'lRall. The hail waes elaboriately arid taste- hi~ folly decorated for tihe oer'asionr by Messrs John Syrnon TI & Son. Over the front of the gallery were suspended on banners, and carried round tlie haill on the ...

... SCHIOOL, BOARDS. PETElIIEAD (BURGH)-S1ECIA1 ll:'N. ii A special mneeting of tire Burgh, School Bida o -,Poterhead sees htold lasit lirglrt-cx-Biillic LarCit cili 2 siing Consinttee appoinited by tire B3urgh School Board to iniquire ino usystem adopted in Abecr'lci BanE as to tire collection ofscehool (nun there, and the reslt-, 1; i.submitted their report. Tliny were! oif opinion tlhat thu eir ...

... Barl Granville arrived in London early yesterday 41orning, and was engaged all day at the Foreign Office. On the arrival of Mr Gladstone, Earl Gran- ville crossed over to Downing Street, and remained son e time in conversation with the Premier Lord flartington arrived yesterday morning in London, and was engaged throoighout tho day at tho War Office THE PAEMIEB.-Mr Gladstone arrived at his ...

... REUTJERS AiAIL NEWS Port Said, Sunday-The Measageries-Maritimes Compainy'seteamer Saghalieu, with the French mails ti for Japan, China, Batavia, Singapore, Colombo, Calcutta, &c., entered the CUsual at 11 rem. to-day. 0 The Hall Line steamer Worretb Hall, from Liverpool a for Bombay; arrived here on the 29th inst. i New York, Monday.-The White Crosa Line steamer Pieter C. Cornick arrived here ...

... V The departnro of 1883 and the adren6 6if,181 Ters r markedl with the usdiil festive dlemenstrations in Abher- deen. A. vast t'rowd assembled in. Castle Street and2 Union Street, and on the first stroke of thathu,' nifilt's black arch the keystilne, a, geast cheeor was4 I raiseid,' greetings were interchanged,, i4nd those 'who I1 were bent onl first-footinga exeiin rw fied with all ...

... I [By Sp,.cUAL W1IRE PROM1 OUR OWN CORI X8tES.N1'DEI\Tfl'S I T of ti LoNx oaK, Mon1day night. last The proposal to form a id of militil] Amoungst thoorangoenol inl thle north'of Ireland, lt purporting to conick from Captain Alexander, ~ is njow declar~ed to be a forgery. The proposition, ii asit found1L its wyay into I ho newspapers, bore anld onl it's facle all theo clharac'teriitics of a ...