... J FRNIYE POAOCHM AT SWORL 1 THEY CUT ENGLISH NETS AND DESTROY THE FISH. The incursions of French fishermen upon the English fishing grounds within the three-mile limit have (says the London Daily Mail ) in- creased very much in recent years, and have been the cause of very frequent and loud complaints from the English fishermen engaged in the Channel. The internattonal law, while ...

... iOouR LONDON LETTER. BY JOUR~NAL SPECIAL WIIIE. (FIOXT OUR OWIN CJORR~ESPONDENT.) 5 NmW B'itiiii STR'E'~T, Wednelsday night. The Fourth sezzsioa of the(, tiftecontli Parli-a- monict of thlt Queen's reign was broug~ht to a. et'oaO~ toi-day Iwith t-he elaborate coremlonial w1ilwhh iatinctied to thle event. The llouy..) (if ('0111101 0, SAt atl four11 o'clOCk, bin, onl1Y siayx'i nw'iii hr' ...

... BEAUY UOatg, like a fading rose, pigims for but a summer day; If doea the fairest oharms disclose, a bloasomrs only to decay. Tiat dobh dim the sparkling eye, And tlauds the brow with heavy care: It bide bhe blooming roses die Amasii exu o'er the raven hair. Oh, why, deceitful monarch ! why -The youthful marble brow adorn? Why plant a rose upon the cheek To fade and leave there but a thorn9 ...

... PECULIAR INDUSTRIAL SCHOOt CASE. I I -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.. In Aberdeen Police Court on Saturday, Chief Constable Wyness presented a petition to Baillie Taylor to have Margaret Macrae, a child of eleven years, reiiding in Park Street, dealt with under the Industrial Schools Act, in respect that she had beenjound wandering W priguazhdran. ship. QI X- o When the- case was oal~ed,-sevral ...

... I| S NEW B]itflOE STREET, LONDON, Ainavoxm. JouuNr.z& OrPIcn, MONDAY. 1 MOFNING, 5.30. (BY SPECIAL WIRE.) BOER REPLY TO MR CL-IAM B ILAIN. THlE REASON FOR TEIE DELAY. A CONDITIONAL -iCCUEPTASCE. (DAILY TA1TL TrLEOUAM.) Jollaiiiie'Aburg, Sunday. It is officially stai ed that the Transvaal 0oN-0runwi' A reply to \lr Chamoberlaini's propDs'l of 'a joinr conferelice will be sent ear'ly next tieeL. ...

... I TO.MRgo W', CHURCH SERVICES. CEtURCH1 01' SCOTLAND. .e at. 11-0 Rev. 1. it. .Fishier. 63* 0 ^Rev. It. 11 Fisher. . ..a . :.10 tIev. tieorge Walker. 6-30 [tev. Dr INitlyrnoit. U -..--. 110 Rev. DJr X. El. (Dlay. .ilvulilil . 3-0 1EeV. (r IV. b. Graya lie. Dr 1lIMIIns'.t. 6,.30 1teC. elrge XValiker. FREE ciiDURCH. Sout .i. 11-uoI]- [e. 1. W. Robertson. StO 0le. .1 XX. ...

... THE POPULAR PLAN. SOMKE TOWN COUNCILLORS' VIEWS. Stands the University extension scheme where it did? That is the question naturally suggested in view of the renewed consideration of this vexed problem. Perhaps the question might be put mors directly, Where does the University question stand?' With a view to arriving at tie trend of municipal opinion a ril- prese'ntative of the Aberdeen ...

... CTIEEAP A\xD EASY BURIAL. A 8 1OClt 1NG CA SE. A 1illDVIWFE SE VEIARELY CENSYREP. Mr Cecilt HItld ,. Birkenihead, coroner. has heid an i luoircy regaitrding the budy of is newly-born child found in St Alarv's Chtirchyard, hut, according to Ir l'reece, acting police surgeon, no suspicion (of violence was arota -cd by a po.st-mortean ex- ainintitionl. The ehild had beent stillborn. A adie Poler ...

... 1 BALLATER, A Vagrant's Curious Conduct. - deen Sheriff Court Ali fShoriff-Substitute H. Peterkin on tfe _ n James Simpson, vagrant from encho roharged withl having, ' i Bn inta' R' at the dwelling-house of John Aulstin '1 II( i (2) at tilhe dwelling-house of Aloodoa j elter. doctor of medicine; and (3) at thend eod house of James Cowie, station age dv,°ia in al lawless and disorderly maeinea ...

... D]SGRACEF UL ROW AT rGOURDON. FISHERMEN SENT TO PRISON. In Stonehaven Sheriff Court yesterday-be. fore Aeting Sherilf-Subetitute J. C. Wilson- David Ritehie and David Stewart, both fisher- meol, residing in Gourdon, were charged with having committed a disgraceful assault at t-he Commercial Hotel. Gtourdon. and committed a breach of the peace. They pleaded not guilty. The hotel-keeper's wife ...

... M. DELrCASSN AT ST 1PETERS- B~~~IUI{G. . THE FRANCO-RUSSIAN ALLIAIkE. FIRM ER THAN EVER. I ~~(REUTER'S TisLEGRAM.) St Petersburg, Monday. At Count Muravieffs banquet to M.. Del- casse on Saturday, evening,. .the Russiazi Foreign Minister in proposing the health of P his guest, thanked hifinupon having: by his sspeedy journey proved to what extent the ties which bound France so closely ...

... AMERICAN COMMqE1XCAc PRICES. NEW YORK Mm HALIQK Despite the conltinued~t absence Of Public ii. terest, and the resultant huyviig, and the whii9 p~rofessio~nal trading, thle tone Wvas better that, fr s-evaral dlsy& 1.01)(don soil about 10,065 ar but the sailing had ino l)apparet effect, the close a drp ill tile Vtite for Call nieney, anil rornour ttth Treasur ~vwill add 15 leiflicQt New Yrk ...