... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. March 17. —Earl Grey't Dock—Rllei, Rattray, Montrose, ballast. Camperdown Dock—Clio, Christensen, Soderham, timber ; Albien, Anders-ju, Newburgh, goods. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. March 17. —Betsy, Dykes, Sunderland, ballast ; Alatantia- Pattrick, Sunder and, ballast; William, Beattie, Sunder land, ballast; Kagle ), Johnston, Hull, goods ; May'_ Kitchie, Newcastle, ballast; ...

... Tuesday.—There wa~ a full supply of cattle at market this day, which changed hands at 18s 6d to 12s Od per atone ; sheep brought from 7-.d 9d per lb, and pigs 6a 6s 6d per stone ; lambs, 20s to 30s each ; milch cows, £10 10s to £18 18s. I.ON DON, Monday, May 31— Rather more firmness characterised the cattle trade this morning, and the movements in prices indicated increased steadiness, ...

... DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. October 2S.—Curfew (s), M'Kechni?, Sunderland, light; Wiihelm Krukfield, Tayport, light; Jandt Sinclair, Swans,n, Tayport, light; Vonus, Slater, BridgeneiS, balast. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Heathpark, at Constantinople for KusMndj ', Lothrie, do from Cardiff, 15th inst Northumberland, do ltith inst Robin Hood, cleared do for U. Kingdom iSthinst Standard, at Malta Loin ...

... ARRIVALS DUNDEE. Jan. 28—Earl Grey's Dock—Harvest Queen (s), Spence, Sunderland, coals ; May, Ritchie, Newcastle, coals ; Piaddi (s), Simpson. Newcastle, goods ; William, Beattie, Sunderland, coals; Kate, Miltr, Leit'i, ballast; Vesper (s), Mudie, Sunderhnd, coals. Camperdout.i Dock—Hibernia (s), Findlay, London, goods ; Violet, Higgart, underlaud. coals. MARITIME EXTRACTS Midsummer, passed ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. February s.—Earl Grey's Dock Harvest Queen (->), Spence, Suuderland, coa'.s ; Margaret, Pryde, Sunderland, coals. Camperdiwn Dock—Z jp >yr, Herd, Sunderland, coals ; Jane Sawyers, Myles, Sunderland, coals. February fi—Vesper (s). Mudie, -underland, coals. Februiry 5— King William's D»ck—Triton, Schuirmann, Rival, flax. February Ida, Thomson, Ipswich, manure ; Aid, Frederick ...

... This market, which is always looked forward to with the greatest interest by agricultural and domestic servants, was held on the Muir yesterday (Tuesday.) There was large attendance of farmers, dealers, and servants in search of employment. The term of agreement at this marked generally is for six months, and those at the Martinmas market are principally for twelve months. The show of fat and ...

... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. Apr'.l 20. —King William'* Dock—Caithness Lass, Shearer, Cas'le Hill, pavement; Almathta, Jaatz, flay. Earl Grey'* Dock—Harvest Q'leen (s), Spence, SunderLind, coa's. Camperdeun Dock—Betty, Smith, Gothenburg, deals; Indu*, Tosh, Calcutta, jute; Dundee, Ower, Calcutta, j ite. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. April 20.—London (s), Rattray, London, goods Edgar (b), West, Middlesbro', ...

... ARRIVAL AT DUNDEE. Camperdown Dock. August B.—Maormer Morgan, Archangel, flax. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Centurion, Calcutta, 4th inat—telegraph River Clyde, do do , Margaret Caithness, left Alexandria for Constantinople, Clark, Ode sa from „ 19ulfc Eureka Tavlor, left Cronatadt for London, 30th Thompson, Fort Said fomGrimbsy, 21st u't fcVrry Hill, left London for Archangel, sth in>t Eclipse, Moore, ...

... MONDAY, JULY 29, 1872. The marriage of Mdlle. Nilsson with M. Auguste Uouzaud took place in Westminster Abbey on Saturday, the ceremony being per- formed, amidst large and aristocratic assemblage, by Dean Stanley. i We learn by telegraph from our Tyneside correspondent that a peculiarly brutal wife murder was committed by labourer named Grant at the Felling, near Newcastle, on Saturday ...

... Birmingham, Thursday. Large attendance of manufacturers and consumers on 'Change to-day, and a brisk demand for most kinds of finished iron. Rates continue stronger in every department, and especially for sheets, for which some of the first-class firms are declining orders below £18 per ton, and merchants, rule, insist on binding their customers to special quotations, except for limited ...

... glass in the window the shop Fish Street, occupied by John Thomson, lodginghouse-keeper, on Wednesday night. pleaded not guilty, was found guilty on evidence, and w&j fined It* Gel or seven days in prison.—Thomas Batchelor, moulder, wa* charged with disoiderly conduct at the door of the house in Union Street, Forebank, occupied by Peter Bisset, and also with maliciously breaking a pane glass ...

... London, Wednesday Evening. The absence of further news from Lord Roberts and the near approach of the holidays have tended to put Kaffir prices lower. There is. however, a fair amount of business doing. The reports which have come in as to the state of the various mines are considered very satisfactory. Band Mines opened weak, at 39|, but strengthened towards the close to 39-1, which shows ...