... anu in a r dwelling-house in Queen Street, assaulted another woman namod MrsrSmith. - The two young men were allegel to have created a disturbance at both places s referreq to. The woman pleadod guilty, and the two r men denied tho chargo. Mrs llaffeity ...

... , of Ral- a] logie ; -brother of Sir IAndrew Leith Hay, 'Knight, of Rannes w and a Lei~th-ball,a Lieutenant-Colonel in the army, and late M.P. for fr ho the Elgin distriet of busrghs ; and nephew of Lieutenaut-Getie. tc of ral Sir James Leith, G.-CB. ...

... seising his Y-ing a atI (:lountry isv an Officer il tihe Army. 0 'Y Died at Inverness, on the .31st of August, the FRverend Dr y, WVitrti-: Tt l'', ulctor of NorlalltOlt, iJ thei county of Rut- t land, &c. a tIn On Feidar last an Extraordinary N.ieetiulg ...

... a skilful and successful retreat, the capture of his whole army is not only possible but extremely probable. N~o reinforce- ments have reached him from any quarter. The total defeat of the Army of the Pdtomac would scarcely cause a greater fkitter in ...

... only to those who have already decided to visit the a land of the midnight sun, but to tourists whose mind is not yet made up as to the scene of their Id 1 annual outing. ' H HORSivWIPPINqG A WOMAN.-In Abeedeen Polico o 0 Court on Saturday-before Baillie ...

... water on Tuesday landed ir six fine salmon, weighing from 18 lbs. to 26 lbs., and Ie onr Friday two fish, 9 lbs. and 20 lbs. respectively. s'. General Keen and party on Upper Crathes water en- a- joyed-excellent sport, having landed thirteen very 5, heavy ...

... Govenrnment in the Civil War, . and wtent to the front as a surgeon. While with A tho army he eveloved a plan for an hospital a corps 'which is to-day in use in the army and r( the National Guard.' After the war Dr Skene w returned to Brooklyn, and was appointed ...

... successful. Dr Carl Peters is abotut to set out at the head of air expedition to search for Solomon's Land of Ophir. The doctor is firmly of opinion that the Land of Opihir was in chiat part of Africa between the Limpopo andl the Z'ambesi, Dr Pefer4 expects ...

... be paid when it for was proposed to construct the bridge on the skew in or. the line of Market Street, with access-to the lands of ing Balnagask. The arrangements with Mr Blyth neces- Ms sitated the granite bridge being built on the straight, aat thus ...

... Craig. In view of the approaching marriage. the young woman recaived a variety of presents from her friends and well-wishers. WhileinserviceatBridgendand aftershehadgoneinto lojgings, the young woman a as (says the Dundee Courieri) in the habit of visiting ...

... fenders lands of Teesdale and Brabster.. march with pri pursuer'R lands ef Strupater, and the purpose of this ap litigation was to have the defender ordained to. con- rei cur with the pursuer in erecting a inst-h fence he- ex tweein these lands, and to ...

... becoming acquainted with the nature of the parcel which the woman was carrying. His advances in this direotion were not repelled, and he was permitted I to discover for himself what the woman was carrying, t and where she had got it. This part of the business- ...