BDREAD of the F3!Sr QUATm Deslivered irn LI all psark of 68e Town Daily. Country and Coast Orders ! yarected OD reseipet.LEX. LEITOII & CO.. Bakers. 252 CAtC5OI5HArL SErneT. Corer of RossStreet Glasgow. E In consequence of SPUTiOUS Imitations of Worcestershire Sace ERIMNS LEA & P

oA1LPD" MOlv Jram SATURDA*Y INIORNING, JuxE 29. fhe eighth sitting of the Congress was held t± Berlin yesterday, and lasted from two till I ,close on ive o'clock. Notwithstanding the many statements made in reference to Prince GcvrtschaLofs intention to withdraw from the 2 Congre

THE MAVT EREHOILN. The Secretary of the Alpine Club writes to the Times - The substance of the folldwng warning as to the dangers of the Matterhorn has appeared in-the Alay number of the Alpine Journal. It is intended, however, rather for inexperienced tourists than for practised

?? Repored.) PAme, June 28.- Wheat flat; June, 27.75. Flour, June, 59.50. Rye dull; June, 17.75. BEnLi.n, June 28.-Wheat tl3t; June-July, 20D4 Bye 11rm; June-July, 125. LONDON STOCE EXCHA CE._pj., The follawing are the latest auotatlons of the principal securiries -ATER OFFICIAL

ABERDEEN, BANFF, AND ELGIN 1 HUNTLY, SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1878. G. .JAMIESON & 00. HAVE on Hand a quantity of !READY-MADE CLOTHES, which will be Sold Cheap. TWEED JACKETS from 8/6 t 460 TWEED TROUSERS, Li/6 to W. MOLE TROUSERS, 7/6 to 10/. VESTS, Double and Single, 11/ to 9.. VESTS

Machines will be shown, and extra parts, knife, sections, &c., will be kept at the following places throughout the country viz :—Efuntly. Keith, Corahill, Banff, Dufftown, Orantown, Elgin, Forms, Nairn, and Inverness, &c. Mr FORBES being our only authorised representative ' in t

has. Beaus, The Berlin eorrespondent of the asps an important change itu been introdante settlement of the Rounieliaa province. The la of apppointing a commissary. general for its adotaiatration has been abandoned, and no such Ails! wa be nominated. Another point on %Aid, art ag

We have the highest authority in the following quotation :—" A city that is built on a bill cannot be hid ;" and, as this requires nu other proof, it follows as a necessity that the dwellers on hills have the privi lege of seeing from the extensive area in their sur• undings mor

enlivened by the whistling of a sea-wind—Aberdeasi, at whisk the northward-bound traveller says farewell to anything like speedy loconsotioa—it is as boar's journey, spun out wearily by a crawling and random stoppages, to Kintore Junction. Here the solemn-paced north train lands

COLLISION ON THE MIDLAND RAILWAY. On Wednesday afternoon a serious railway collision occurred on the Midland Railway at Settle Junction, between the 1110 p.m. train from Lancaster and a goods train from Carlisle, resulting in considerable personal injury and great damage to roll