... ij)-DON CORTRESPONDENCE I LonDoN, Monday night. Tf ,-rifl c ell l'ft by the tempest which 0,I.Liverpool Trades Union meetingis -. 1 f(1- iri industrial circles in London. - I ' lnirteed that thu Congress has not * .nil that the split between the t - qi is I'-Try evileut,-so eIvidelit that r. l is beiig serioisly put. Will the *,r' coint rol?isy lvbreakj llp the Congress . r 'f ht (i cstliln ...

... ABERDEP.X, Monday.-Eleven trawlers dis- charged good catches. The smal line boats were fat sea, and brouglt in fair quantities of haddocks *e and whitings. Prices were :-Cod, 2s to 9s each; it large haddocks, 14e to 20s per box; smnall do., 's 9s to INs per box; turbot, 90W to lIOs per cwt. .n lemon soles, 31s to 38s per box ; plaice, 17s to 24s sper box; and codlings, 2s to 4s Gd per box. d ...

... THE TRADES UNION CONGRESS, | INTERNATIONAL LABOUPR r' The Congress again assembled yesterday morning .. under the presidency of Mr liatkin. s Mr B. Cooper, Lomdon, moved a resolution recognising the advantages of the International S organisation of workers, and cordially accepting tbe invitation of the Belgian workmen's party to attend I the International Congress to be held at Bruseele in ...

... AGRIOULTUJRA NEWS. e CuicAa F-= OF PIE=RO.-The Board 3. Agriculture have removed the restrictions upon tba moving of cattle into and oat of Carlisle, as nearl. the whole county of Comberland is now declared free of disease. sHa vzsT AT TsrunSo.-Cutting of oats cOr,. menced on Friday at Thurso. This is the first cut aoats in this locality, though a good deal has be,, d done in cutting bere on ...

... I~ h rol o voensforthebu~ghof Elgin has just si Ibueii iade op by Mr Bliinn, thet assessor. Thle tU a1i11o1ber of l'ularhai'itntAry Voters according to the ft'% troll is 1016, ats compkied with 998 last year, shlow- tri tiiig an itivrease of 18. Of feinide Voters untitled to ste vote inl iiuntcipalI and School Board elections there , ace(, :376, as c~oilparcd with 320 last year, being 50 a of ...

... I\lJflpTANT SUALE OF POLLED CATTLE AT 13ALLINDALLOCIH. vv~terday at valuable draft of the famed polled ~ i,,, s-'~iii to Sir Gecorge Macpherson Grant Ar 'p.1for sale. For manly years thisi herd THi Tollild it pre-einircot potlition anisong thre 18t 'rd!'of thle country, and this in itself wasgi d(ratw rtoge'der the large crowd that t (Ii round the riiig. Asl Tallindtdllochlis~ 2~2, I o fir ...

... -H IALTI, STRENGTH, AND ENERcy. fD - ALOR'S pHOSPHODYNi For TWEN .-IpTvE YEAIIS ha maintained its world-wids reputatiton as the only EIAFE BEUTA-ISLE PfiSPIO8Plt C RM&DIY ever diseoveried for the l Perrasirent Cure of l3jlni Wreekogo, Paralylsis Sleeplesainess, larassfinig Dreenils Pre. mtt~urevDetcaYof Vitlhlowor, and all Functional ar!''1)1. eaeqfdCoindiltipons ofithe Systemi dependent upou ...

... THE POLLUTION OF THE RIVER DEEX r In terms of remit the Sub-Committee (Mr W. Pringle, convener) of the Water Committee of the Aberdeen Town Council have prepared their report on the pollution of the River Dee, The report, which is dated 1st September, states that the committee visited Ballater on the 26th July band made a careful examination of the outfall works of the sewage system there. In ...

... CHURCH DEFENCE IN KINCAR- DINESHIRE. ] t I i 1* DELEGATE MEETING AT LAVUtENCEXIRIC. TIMl PLAyS OP ]~OLXTICAL PRtOCZEIR~E. S Co.er The first meeting of the Church Defence hi- Atituency Committee of Kiricardineshire was held pi in the Townhall, Laureneekirk, yesterday after. te nloon. The committee consistst of delegates from II kthe various parishes in the county. Of these there re were about ...

... Wv EATHllER R,.EPORTP. NfETEOIWDOLX( i1VA OFFI:'ir., LONDON, (ir l'riday, 830 pm. (:r The Iepression wlii- h WilFI ii pproacling our J north -western coasit on Thu rsday evening travlliung pol quiiekly, after iausing warm, cloudy, showery La weather over the riorthiern ainld some of the eastern ( parts of our island, and moderate gales onl *ur Th nor th wester nl and north e-astern coasts, hu ...

... 3 SSTONEHAVEN. HOIR SnPPM AND BAL.-St James's Episcopal 3 Church and Cowie choirs were entertained to their a annual supper and dance by the vestry. The a gathering took place at Cowie on Thursday even- ing, there being about 40 present. Amongst others ' present representing the vestry were Major Innes , of Cowie, the Rev. ,Ir Grub, Mr Mitchell, baker; and Mr Christie, Old Town. After supper, ...

... MESRSS.W.PARtTRIDGE & COMPANY'S ri PUBLICATIONS. (Lotidoil 9 P'aternesteC Ro*,j Al. in addition to its serial, Not 'V Wanted, has a new story, under tho title a' Froul Chrysalis to Butterfly, lty Istbel IC Hornibrook. There are alsootwo short stories in o! this number. In tne department of recreation A iandrnatural history there is quite a series of is short articles on such interesting ...