... NEW YORm PRIOES-FRIIAy. ..s 1. a --! I- , ±N1 VIIV 1Y --.fla. I 1±JA'l I £vAs. Mosey easy. Cotton easier. Petroleum firm. ILard-- Large business In lutures, Wheat envy. Flour dull. Corn weaker, and less doin~g. Sugar dull. Coffee dull. Iron 'jutet but steady. Thrdy Fia. inThrdy ,1n in ,Call Money, Ta. U.S. Gov. Bonds 3 po. 21 p.o !n of ether securbities 2 p.a. Sp.c Ench. 055Loudtol,6O ...

... FISHINIG REPORTS. ABsanrSEN..-Four trawleta, which had been If fishing in the bay, arrived lightly fisled, but )t good prices were realised for the fish landed. u The highest catch amounted in value to i£14, a the lowest to 6,; and the average per boat M amounted to about £9 per boat. Two great line boats h from the Montrose district came in with aN total catch which realised about Plib per ...

... ABU, RDEENS TUESDAY, JUNE 17,1884. I;- IN the House-of Lords yesterday afternoon ijord Kimberley-stated tbantan agreement be- , _ - - S - ._ ~ - . A - - - _ Atween France and Britain as to the proposed is ,Conierenee on Egylptian-affairs had been arrived Sil hut; but until the othbr European Powers had lbeen communicated with, it could not be ex idivulged. Lord Carlingford, replying to the ...

... IMPERIAL PA-RLIAMENT. HOU :SE OF LORDS-MONDAY. E. The House met at a quarter past four o'clock, i THE CONFERENCE NEGOTIATIONS, en The Marquis of SALISBURY was understood to ask i wg whether, in the absence of Lord Granvillc, lord Car- ae lingford had any statement to make in regard to the at negotiations with France? in Lord CARLINGFORD said he felt sure that his noble friend wpuld have been ...

... TaE CAI'TIVE MzERO CREW, , Further correspondence respecthig the imprisoned a crew of the Nisero wasiesued yesterday morning. Larl e Granvill, writing to Count edo Bylandit o0, May 51st, e acknowledges a letter of thc (Ith. informing him that the Y Netherlands Government decline to entertain England's v x proposal for mediation in Acheen, His Lordship says o v H.M.'s Government have received ...

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... DRSOPATCHOi O;F XT IMASES FRMO' NeXTs Di STSNATIONS. LO11s)No. A2IsIJ Dur. AultUalla (South), Tasmania ann, Vicorio. via l3irdisl . Junoe 27 r June 20 Aus~tralia(Westmrn) Do .. Juie 27 I Julie So Bermnuda .. VIe. New yoi..Jn 20 fl, . Do. via 1Ifalifax ..Jl 17 B Junie- BraZil, N. Video, &c2..viaJ~ivsrolel otI 3 July 8 B nzil;.. vlasonthl iiio.1I.Jusni - M0July 8. ...

... PARLI AMENTAIY N OTES. THEl UNIVrERSITIES (SCOTLAND) BILL. ri i The following is the text of a memorial to the Lord- ore Advocato from the Executive Committee of the Edin- po burgh Association for the University Education of Irt Women:- 15 Shandwick Place, Edinburgh, June 2, 18S4. Ca, Sir,-Whenll the Universities (Scotland) 1ill of last year was before Parliament we had the bonour of Ex ...

... [:; : :IMN) In Aberdeen police' Court yeeterdaY-b ofore Baillic Rl Beveridge-Janmes t'axtdn (37). a flasher, residing ig East North Stredf wL,wd61 ~fidVEf9 breach of the Pelced 1:by having, on Sunay last conducted hcimself ina lawleIO and. disorderly- manner hiiia meeti! fte 5~tO rmy' In At '6tane55, 1iicn og .ilhis V.drdtwee of several *9f. the female worshipperlie refusicig to quit the 1?e1I ...

... SEC1ON:EDIT1O N l I - X SiATUflDAY MORNIN1 , I I __ 3 EGYPI' AND T=EE SOUDkA. ARRIVAL OF'A CARAVAN. CASRO, Thursday night. ti A telegram has been received froam Souakin stat. 14 ing that a caravan has arrived there from Berber safe, and witiePlenty of provision8 ll WADY HAL.va, Thursday. PI News reached me from Dongola to the effect that Mj the Mudir has received another letter iroin the a ...

... 'G:MAL ASSEMBLIES. es t.s1b al ti orrin athey f eltit i*i sleceissa tmetand asle Where etand -w no ? -to 3P- A~ ilw such Victories wo uld be disastrous Th iosn ea* - C gemittee consaiti; of -about IP)O wens b a number Of Ch die awhopm awe mambeins of' Assembly, -thus voting for del ttite~own-acquibttal T~hl is not altogether according, thi fed' to one's ordinaryideas of the mode of ...

... A AGRICULTUREx SPBY~,AVE, A.ND FIDDICZSIDE ~FAU CLUB. r A general meeciting of the momjbets of this soelet-Y wheir held within the Fife ArnseInno, Dufftowsi, Oin a iSaturday, Among those present were-j, wlWilluam, §Wbloeytown; Al R ~Stuart, 'Drunifurrieb; A.L Huteheen, Edluagarrow; W. Craiig, 'Easter Gauld- S wbIl;I- W, Thomson,,Tormnon ; A. IL . 5 M'Robbie, Duifton A. Sliced, Upper Corln; J. ...