... | , I 0 s. ; :, 0 .' . ' .; - ' . }, , S S ' . .. .. .. >i .1 0 0 ; ; . I I ; IGENE'RAL @~o-REiG.N::NEw-S i :t . : 1Hi.~ :; - ~' . ' ! i: ., -i :.-: >m I . , i, z ,~ THE POTUUSE HOTLITIES IN - EXP-LANATION 4BY MAJOR PINTO. j X, fC;g (RSumasi; ,Tur8oi.&) 0X,* I?0.D LisbonSaturday.-Thb Eing has signed a . deoree es ablihhin in-the district'of Zumbo the asane adimkinistration ag was recently ...

... ABERIDMEN, Saturday.-Thirteen trawrlers landed. light catobes of cod, ling, haddock., turbot, lemon soles, plaice, aud codlings. None of the small line boats left:the barbouito-day. .A Grimsbysmaok put in with rigood shot of cod, ling, and skate.: Prices Cod, is 3d to sE each; ulint, 2s to Usaeach '; large haddocks, Hs to 14s. perbox ; small, 8s to Ol peri box ; turjbot,.-850 to 90aper owt. ; ...

... .Profesmor Tyudall, in the Y.ortnightly,.Reviow, au] for January, gives personal' recollections of Carlyle bel Ho bays be does not deafnil the Cerye Reis-ha cencee. In oearer and happier moments Carlyle o l himself would have recoiled from publishing, tbejr' au few offending pages. When they were written all iii t'nings were seen by him through the medium of Ml personal suffering, physical ...

... : MEiTOROLOGICAL OFioFn, LONDON, Durin : -: - - f Monday, 830 pmm. During the. past 24 hours preseure hais continued highest in an ^aiiti-oyclone covering. nughund and France, and lowest off our north-western coasts' and over Scandinavia. Sonthbwesterly windse and dull and rather ebowery w..eather have consequently pre- vailed in the' wmst and north; cales, variable air,, and fogs over ...

... WEAT.ER REPORT. MErZOROLorroAL OrFroz, LoNnox, Sunday, 8 30 p m. In the Wourse cf the pasb day an important ohance baa taken . place in the distribution of pressure, and Consequently in the winds and weather experienced over our isl.tnds and their neighbourhood. The large anti-cyclone recently observed over the Baltb and Russia has divpersed, but a new one has been formed ,over France ard ...

... LEOTUREs to t !.G!, -,. d dCHR-IETM7AS1 AT TEA CITY HOSii AL.-Theanl2 dentertainiment, give yte1oloHat Con,f h m tteto the inmantes of the histituto -edo ,Saturday evening. The' mnimbieiares, n e ro Mr- Miconniobie,(convener), Mr'Bek~ry, Me Ge'ridob,' an~d' n Mr Priugi., w*ith-Dr; .ktay, the'ridoIa~lead-t Miss Botbwe~JI, kt e lady, ,spexictsiadont.' About tweny ptiets ere abt-tos~ke ...

... .IFORIGN AND COLONIAL MtAIjS n-ADA-raw n-. Wwrns Or : t -_ tt ;0 0 DXs8TA&viuo zxxy.MA2Lo. Xxv i\DFSTlXTIO?. : FROM LoNDoN. , AIL DUY i. l Ascesion .. 8 .D..e..- :1 Auitralia, viz.: Viotoria, New S 'outh walis;l Quepnolanidj ni Sliitli Austrilia,: and TM-St - ,mauia, via Brindisi :;,.,. :3 E- Dee,- ,, Westeri Autralia vi* Brindisi;..Jan. 3 M Dec. - kustralia -(Parcels'Iaill. .'i .. ...

... 5 Ii i p I. Kr 3 e Avisiirxr,. Monday.-Elesn, .trawlers came to port to-day, 'and landed fair natches of cod, haddockr, turbot, lemon soles, .piaice, and codlings. The small bobts were all at sea. Prices8:-Cod, is 6d to 28 Sd eachl.;a lrge haddocke, Be to 14s per box; smalls, 6S 6d to 8e 6d' per box ; turbot, 90. to 95e per owt. lemon soles,'46s to 50. per box ; plaioe' 22s to 28s .per box *; ...

... K1NCAWINESHIRE FAILMER CL1?B A|N -At ' I '14 ,t1:Th The annual geuerac ,meetiok oc rbe:Kinogrddlie e '. *Farmer:Club was held ytifer'd' afternoou.'rWithin . tbe' Tow snhail;-t arenicikirki; Ther was A-good .A ':atbendanee, Mrb t)S.,-orteoii1 ofL rauigtoi ocotipied-' T the. chair ' arong- thAose ;4piestuib '-'4ii; ill Pearon, ' Johnston ' I odgO.* MtIjb ';nn.eC i; -: ' Messr J app,'Newton Ie. ...

... A BI ,R D SI , Al ION ) AY, DEO. 30, 18S9: . II - v-..:C~J.., YAAJLI -2l S; tthM\J. 03, Io.00; ' A tlespatch hasbeeii rocoived at Lisbon from Mtjor Sorpa Pinto, in which he asserts that the 'Mr'.1, . -. -t. ..1_ ,] -i - , - _1 . I Mai-ollos attacked him at the instigation of a director of the Lake Company, and he adds that the Rlev. Mr Scott, head of the Blantyre mission, counselled the ...

... ::.MASONIE .,WWAf'MD.' :AX. ; - - election thok place in'the Toinhalj Old Abeideesi ; on Friday evening, with',the, following resiult:-' 0George'M. Clark, B.W-.!&;- George 8,kikle, dept . n master; Eugh Roisse ubt., mster; D., 31 Taylor,. senior war en John Tom,'untor warden.;' Donald m Blake, aenier deacon ;', Jam'oes OLark,'junior dseaQn; *Fi IFrederick Webite'r,' inner r goard; Alexanidr ...

... AN. EMPEROR'S TROUBLES.' A oriefspondeisit of the 1Standard athuhi Wrte asflo _:Wlien a house is divided against! -Itself wekniow whastj;s generally the result.' Thet Irinperial 'Household in Peking is just now in this position,'' and the 'relations between the young Em-t peror and-the Empiesa-Dowager are dsilly growing wrse. 'rThese two august' personages are at, a open, enmnity, and ...