... BHOUWRAKING IN ABEIRDN. JUVENILE THIEVES. In Aberdeen Sheriff ICourt yesterday - Hon. Sheriff H. Peterkin on the bench - James Smith (12) son of a comnbmaker, residing at 15 Ain Street, Aber- deen, was charged with having, on 9th May, at the dwelling-house at Elmbank Terrace occupied by Wm, Stewart, granite merchant, stolen £02 10s from a milk can; with having, on 1st July, from the shop in ...

... I OUR LONDON LETTER, I IBY JOURNAL SPECIAL WIRE. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTJ 5 NEW BmDaDg STREET, Thlursday night. The reply of President Steyn to Sir Alfred Milner's communication regarding the atti. tude of the Orange Free State in the event of hostilities is looked upon as unsatisfactory by all sections of the pres9s. Although phrased in the courteous 'language of dipl,. macy, it ...

... ! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I rTlHE EDIUCAIOXN DEI'.lM HNT A ND THE TRAIN ING US' EAc'UElS. A.3 totter 1(r0m The Scervol tile scot~tflj' po Ei tdlatiool Iep Ipl~iocnI iti i l Il i t , IlI IIeg of te at.lr n1e boll ecn~le uio IolcI(eco h F11.1 CLIVnru Edtloi.oill U01lls1litteC' 61ir Henry Cr'ik sm.vs that inl olinketioii withl tile C'Leltlt1 chmL-Is ill thle Code, ...

... THE 'WEATHER. , Thermometer and Barometer. IRADINGS AT 2 A.M. TO-DAY. ISUAN, lXON. Mses3. 554 &x.m.,. 6'14 P.M. Sete. .510 f.M.. .. ,a52 A.M. Elgh Water at Aber. I IP50 A.M. deeu j 2 10 P.M. The barometer has risen.*and the weather Is more settled. A t r. ,4 ? rl I I FORECAST S FOR TO-DiY. The following forecasts of weather for to-day were issued from the Meteorological Oh'iceat 8 ...

... A PET ON BOARD, AND MAKFES ANOTHER I DONKEY JEADOUS, ' The Arabian donkey which Lord Kitchener has presented to Her Majesty the Queen has (says the Daily Mlail) arrived at Buckingham '1 Palace M'vews, sound in wind and and lim'b. The t animal is four and a hall years old; its colourE is iron-grey; its height nearly twelve hands; it s belongs to the gentler sex; it has never been in i harness ...

... I I JOINT SALE OF POLLED JAT]LE AT GRANTOWN. The first of what is proposed to be annual joint asales of pedigree Aberdeen-Angus cattle at Gran. town was hold yesterday on the market stance there. The combine included the following well- known Strathapey breeders, in addition to Mr Forbes, Woodhead, Kinloss, who had the largest number forward :-James Allan, Ballintomb; John Burgess, Ballinlagg ...

... TNVERIN-Si;Q SC'HO1ONDIR FORUNDERED IN -110RAY FIRTIL NARROW ESCAPE OF THE CREW. Five tnen, the crew all told, of the schooner Rossland, arrived in Inverness on Saturday evening, after nit exciting experience in anl open boat, their vessel having fouildered in the Moray Firtb in the gale of Friday evening. Teo Rsslanid was (on a voyage from Sunder- land to Itoveriies, with a cargo of coals. On ...

... MARRIAGE OF MR JOHN C. M. OGILVIE-FORBES. Yesterday forenoon, at the Roman CatholsB Church of St 'Mary's, Chelsea, the wedding tok place of MNr John Charles Matthias ogilvie. Forbes of Boyndlie, Aberdeenehire, and Mii Anne Marguerite Prendergast, daughter of Colonel Lenox Prendergast, who served with the Scots Greys in the Crimea. The church was handsomely decorated for the occasion, the ...

... THE WEXATIHER. Thermometer and Barometer, RsADlNGS AT 2 A.M. TO-DAY. .e Tihe baL~romet.er ha ise bPut - _ tide bearometer haestLL risenl.but the weathox is stilt unsettled. TO.~DAY. (Septeraber 23, 18~9.) T1O-DAY. FORECASTS FOR; TO-DAT. The following forecasts of weather for to-day were issued from the Meteorological Office at 8 60 p.m. yesterday:- f(N.W. winds, strong at 0. SCOTLAND N . ...

... IFVMN1USS SOHOONER OILNDESRD . I IN SMAY AdRT. . NARROW ESCAPE OF THE CREW. Five mnen, the crew all told, of the schooner Rosslaiid,. arrived in Inverness on Saturday evening, after as exciting experience in an open boat, their vessel bavlig fouundered in the Moray Firth in the gale of Friday evening: !The Rossland was on a voyage from Sunder l land to Inverness with a cargo of coals. On the ...

... ISTRANDING OF THE HARLAWf. MIAEWS CERTEPICATE SUSPENDE D. The decision in the Board of Trade inquiry es to the stranding of the steamer Harlaw (formerly Gotha), belonging to the Aberdeen Stealm Navigation Company, on a rock west of Quorness, near Hunt, Pentland Firth, on 25th August last, was given in Abordeen Courthouse yesterday afternoon. The nautical assessors were Captain K&ennech Hore ...

... 1AGEICULTURAL REVIEW. I. - THE SEASON. During the week heavy rains have been; experienced, and harvesting operations have been greatly hindered in consequence. the drenching to whioa the ground h. s been sub- jected hue rendered the working of heavy ,reaping machines very diflicult. in the later districts there is still a good deal to cut, and even in the earlier districts a good many etooks ...