... THlE WEATHERl. Tbermometor and Barometer. READINGS AT 2 A.M. TO-DAY. I fUM. MON. Rise3 . .350 & M.__ 8'12 P.M. Sets .. 84U3 -.. 30 I.m. Uigb Wanter L; Aber- I O-13 LW. ev J 0 39 ?.3M. TO DAY. (July 22, 185b.) TO-VA Y. FORMEASTS FOIL TO-PikY. The following forecasts of weather for co-day v'ere iseued from the Meteorological Office at 8 30 p.m, yesterday:- 0. SCOTLAND N. ...

... THE NIGERI COMPANY QU ESTION. EXPLANATION OF THE BiRGAIN. A WORD FOP, TME COMPANY. (PngSs ASS)CXL.TION Ft01RI1CN SPECIAL.) L-mqdon, 'liesday nidLht- Ini view of tho seortnd reading of the Niger (Comapaovy 1il, 1i thie-I is fixoed for to-morrow, RcitorI's Ageollc hag obt:tia ed the following state- lleut flit-m all aLit hon;lative souree:- -1 gooidl deal of tuisopprehlellsion appears to exi-t ...

... BY oJOURNAL SPECIAL WIRE. .R O P, R O1r, OWN CORRESPONDENT.) t NEIWV Bl111S1QI S'RsnE'r, Mounday nlighlt. This jftoralooU tho Irish part.y, as they irrqllOeltI lii',i iloiic beforc, relieved tho qistiOi hour froox deadly dtuhlness. Mr D ititt slked tle 'lit'Secretary for War whether t rua troe that twO Inlldi'rd mllio iOn pounds _f __rid _, with btullets closely resembling i 'llm:, u aii ' ...

... T.flAMCtR ACCIDENTS I-N ABFRDAIDN. In Aberdeen Sheriff Court yesterday an interest. ing case was heard before Sheriff Buruet, involv- ing the question of the practice of children hang- ing on to tramcars. Catherine Finnigan or MI Einnon. was chargod with having wilfully neglected her three children-Catherine, aged 7, Peter, aged 5, and Isabella, nged 2. She pleaded not guilty. Mr William ...

... ORD PARISH CHURCH BAZAAR OPENED BY NMRS MORISON OF, MA OUNTBLA.11RY. CHURWCH AND lMANSE FUND. Yesterday a bazaar was heid in St Andre(w's H11all, Banff, in aid of Ord Churcl and Manse iso- provinemat iund. Tho bazaar was under the patronage of the Dauhess oif Pif, the Countess- l).wager of Seafiold, Lady Abercromby of For lglen and Birkenlbog, tFhe Dulce of Fife, C mapain Abercroraby of ...

... Thermometer and Barometer. READINGS AX' 2 A.M. TO.DAT. PBm- DNto I- 60 1 tisea . 3 31 AM. - - 6'39 PH.L Sets .. 857(M. 927 A.M. Ulgh WRLerat Aber. 2?33 A.M. _deen, a. 2 a50 P.M._ 9kj The baromet r bas fallen ; _ _ weather wet and unsettled. . TO-DAY. (July 10, 1839.) TO4)AY. - FORECASTS FOI 'YO-DAY. The rTollowing forecasts of weather for oo-day. were isued from the ...

... .1 THE PROP&SiD NEW POORHOUSE FO1R ABEDEEEN. REPORT ON THE SCHEME. The Works Sub-Committee of the City Parish Council of Aberdeen report that they have had under consideration the advisability of building a new poorhouse, or of making one or other of the present poorhouses suitable for the requirements of the parish when the fatuous poor are removed to the new Lunatic Asylum. Regarding the ...

... i , AGIICULTURAL. THE NORTHUMBERLAND AGtst1 sL TURAL SIOW. The Northumberland Agricullurnl Society held its annual show at Maorpth onl Thursday. Tbs entries numbered 1244, as compared with 1612 for the three days' show held at Newcastle last year and 1145 when the show waYs Ile held at Merpeth in 1895. They comprised 81 cattle, 163 Illeep 337 horses, 1 pig, 455,implenicias, 32 d(ogs, and 176 ...

... PETEREHAD BURGH SCHOOL i 1 BOATD. THE LATE DR JAMIESON. A special moeting of Peterhead Burgh Sohool Board was held yosterday-Ro'. J. TB. Davidson, chairman, presiding-to arrang o tor the board attending Dr .Jamieson's funeral in a corporato car acity. The (Chairmaia said he suipposed no one Wars surprised at r the o.dling of that meeting, under th mielt cliehoi5 cri rciimitanes that lald ...

... I STARTLING GAIRIBALDIAN I PROJECT. REPUBLIC TO BE FORMED. POPE'S PROTECTION TO BE SECURED. (DAILY TELEGRAPH TrLEGRAM.) Rome, Sunday night. Everyone here is talking of the projects and aims of General Riccotti Garibaldi in going. to Sbuth America. He is due to arrive in Buenos Ayres to-day or to-morrow and his ostensible object is to colonise Patagoniad with Italians. Huge tracts of land ari ...

... riIHM bye-election ut Oldham has resulted, m a- Mime close observers foresaw it would, in the deieat ot' ?? Unionist candidates. It, was not .hr any lick oi go and fighting capacity on their putts, we arj confident, though they wen- doubt- less handicapped by the unexpected nature ?? the contest, by rhe fact that they had no previous knowledge of tho constituency as candidates, and by the ...

... CARRIED BY A LARGE MAJORITY. The Hobb9 of Commons on Thursday night carried the Clerical Tithe Rent-Charge Bill by a majority of 133. The debate on the second reading was resumed by Mr. Courtney, who opposed tbe bill in the most unsparing terms. He spoke with measured deliberation and with little anima- tion all through his argument, and from the frequency with wbich he tamed to the Liberal ...