... GENERAL BOULANGER'S RE'rURN FOR THE NORD. Af. FERR'Y ON THE SITUATION. l!.:l, Monlaav-The complotO returns of the ele. llol now slow that Genelal Boulanger politti 1l:?t.5'o8 votes, M. Foucard I,901, nd Af. Alol.call (j,, Pvis, 'iond:iy. -The Opportunlist jourials ae'. -.ow v the defeat sustained I y tbe party i !,e Nrd> yesterday. It. Reinach, in the R plbiubliU F rallcaisek, says madiness is ...

... GENERAL FOREIGN NEws AMERICAN FISHERIES BILL (ReTTrmi's TEL~EGuRAM.) Occrowa, Wedriesdlay.-Tho Fisheries Treaty DBill last nighbt passed through Committee of t !he whole House, and was then read a thsirdmtw lime, and subsequently sent to the Senate. No o tensions were taken or amiendments proposed. rhe Senate, it is understood, will pass the bIl rithont a division. C Washington, Wednesday. ...

... O ARRIdam, A se AHEiRDE, April C-Black Dwarf, tAdam, Morrisonhaven, coals ; Cargan, M'Donald, 4 Leith, goods; St Nicholas, Angus, Wick, goods- Earnholm, Black, Inverness, goods City of Aber- deen, Marchant, London, goods ; Wild Rose, Jasper, Bo'ness, towing; Sarah Mills, Severn, Bo'ness, coals; St Clair, Masson, Kirkwall. goods; Granite City, Newton, Leith, towing; Margaret Edward, l Harpman, ...

... ABERDEEN. THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 188$. nnnat~x.LIN, lu Uflw, arim ZU, .1000. Pn', rom 0n rul-e rawnes Tr r A ~c.llnE--4 Embassy in the German capital. Her Majesty had also an audience of Prince Bismarck which lasted a full hour. No indication is given of S what transpired at the meeting between the q Queen and the Imperial Chancellor, but apropos c of the event it mav be mentioned that it is M ...

... O'BRIEN AND THE CHIEF SECRETARY. United Ireland of last week refers 207 times to Mr Balfour, and from among the references we cull the following:- God Balfour. Balfour and his hirelings, three times. 0 The Whelehan blood tax £X0l0,fourtimes. The brutal police and blosdthirsty Hussars. D Balfour's ,,g blood-spilling and skull tl 'e cracking , g' 0 Balfour's lying statement. A r Base and ...

... CTTURCH OF SCOTLAND SYNOD. __ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I The Aberdeen Synod of the Church of Scotland | returned its sittiun in the West Church yesterday- la Mr James Gillan, Alford, moderator. .itO ELE7TIO OF1'' MINIS'tiR,. Dr Hutchisonr moved the transmission of the sa following overture :- Whereas it is of great iris- PI portairce that the election of mninisters by ...

... ABtIILDE!NE3 UNIVERSITY O)URT The following are notes by the University ourt of the University of Aberdeen uipon the Universities (Scotland) Bill, 1888 In submitting remarks on the above bill, the University Court of the University of Aberdeen has pleasure in observing that the bill contains so many i provisions which it views with satisfaction that it has no wish to object to the second ...

... ILLEGAL REMNOVAL OF CATTLE. Yesterday at a Justice of Peace Court, beld at Aber- Oll deen-Sheriff Brown and ox-Deau of Guild Walker r on the bench-Andrew Duncan, farmer, Upper o0 Kinkel], Keith-ball,. was charged with contravening be the regulations for the movement of cattle, br dated 8th March last, by having removed four queys and two stots from the Muir of rn' Ord od n 2ird M arch last to ...

... PARLIAMENTAY --NOTES. ::: - Si NE 1. S NEW LAN D lLI. The n-ic w-;s Iaiil i',ll which has been drafted b;- Mr Painl nld s hitih lBlane has introduced, Its . i a t4- i arrears, wvith town pants, f 1ca. i, 1,ej I, an Cthcr important mn atters. The I whth.t wven an application hns a be 10 .i with the Courts to hx a fair rntb It shall A b-i ; low or of the Cowrt to stay all rroce-mills P1 u 5 c ...

... A FARMER'S BREACH OF PPROMISE. AMOROUS CR!P'RESPONDENCE, AMOROUS COlRPREbPONDEN1CPE In Aberdeen Shetriff Gourt yesterday-beforeSherif Brown-Margaret Uillbert, Little L Yoturk, Leochel - Cushnie, sued Alexander Moir, farmer, Msains of 'Wardhouse, Insocb, for £C200 for breach of promise of .marriage. Pursuer in her condescendeitcs states that she is twenty-eight years of are, and the daughter of ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMELT. 1 I I I m HOUSE OF COMMONS-TIlURSDAY. 1 a r le The Speaker took the chair at three o'clock. PETITIONS. r Amongst the petitions presented were two from 73 e members of the Excelsior Lodge of Good Template a Bur-head, in favour of the Liquor Traffic Local Veto v (Scotland) Bilh, and against the licensing clauses of a the Local Governsment Bill . and two from electors, h ie ...

... GOSSIP FROAM TRUTiHf The Emperor WiI!ivcm has beqlueaithed a li-, to Prince Henry, who, uii'rmoev-r, will ha~ve comle of tilfiOG a year froisi tile Crown I e .Irene will have only a very emiail for o 1, £'iOQ0j fromn the GriLnd lDuke of biueut s Iinforneed that the Queen has iu~idsrt 1.fn 'i u : a £1000 a year to her graniddaiylslter, arid to l. ji. aa cSrn of money representing tiatf ir52ii ...