... L.LATEST . NEW S. | BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPHR) Lonoiw, WEDNESDl EVsENING. THE 'WAR. No later foreign news, and nothing positive respecting the French Emperor's visit to the Crimea. LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, 501. No tidings of the Pacific, steamer, from New York, which 'was to sail on the 7th inst. SOUTHAMPTON, Wednesday Afternoon. Arrived the Iberia, steamner, -with the peninsular mails. A Cabinet ...

... EN L A N 0. d By command of the Queen, thirty-two of the Grenadier Pe- [W e gimnent of Foot Guards, wounded at Alma, Inkerinan, and in Secret the trenches before Sebestopol, assembled at Buckioghm Pa- out rii 'e lace, within the grand ball, at hialf-past two o'clock onl Tuesday an exi afternoon, and were inspected by her Majesty, who was accoma- sonter panied by his Royal Highness Prince ...

... It SINCE the last session of Parliament, many of th ose ale ii id who occupied its benches have gone the way of al h Mart *e- living. Some have died on the field of battle, some of le id painf'ul disease, but at least one of their number has S is- fallen in ripe and honoured age, after a long and noble` near1 ut career of active and unsullied patriotism. Mr Home is poiso ill no more. HeI has ...

... THE REV. ANDREW MBORGAN, CALCUTTA. It is with unfeigned sorrow we announce the death of the Rev. Andrew Morgan, Principal of the l'arental AcademcnJ Institution, and Doveton College, at Calcutta. This event, by which the rising education of India has sustained an almost irreparable loss, took place on the 23d of December last. The deceased was a native of the parish of Muckart, and previous to ...

... HERALD OFFICES Friday Morning. bi BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. e MINISTERIAL CRISIS. A Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office this after- I ,noon. (From the Globe.) Beyond the resignation of Mr. Gladstone, Sir James Graham, D and Mr. Sidney Herbert, nothing has occurred respecting the m Ministerial arrangements. The statement of some of our con- A temporaries that Lord Canning and Mr. ...

... LONTD'YON GAZETTE. WHITEHALL, Feb. 19. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Thomas Ciechornll Esq., Adrocate, to be Sherift of the Shirc or Sherilldlom of Argyll, in the room of E ward Fraucis Maitlaud, Es(, r signed. WAR OFFICE, Feb. 20. 5th Regiment of Dragoon Guards - Augustus Wiiliam Travers to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Fitzgerald, pro- moted, Feb. 19-Lawford Andrews Richardson to ...

... Mlt GElORUGE T11011PSON ON TIIE WAR. On Alonder evening, yir George Thotnpson delivered a lee- tare in the 'riends' Meeting House, on 'The riert and wvrong ol the sasr, and the true history of the cause of the present por[contous crisis. About 2000 ?? waere presecnt The lecturer said that the proclatnatioit of war against the Em- peror of Russia, which wsas published on the 28th March, I ...

... the Mondqy, 20th Febriaasg old The Commissioners wet immediately after the Coancil Meet-F 1r1a1g.F Oil1 GROUNeD TO ABERDEEN IlAIrwAT. ties Thle PROVOST reported, as to the sale of ground at the upper f Part of the harbour to the Aberdeen Railway Company, mhe that, in furtherance of the objects of the B~oard's remit for- to thle Plains and Works and. Finance Committees, a can- fereicce hand ...

... [I1)1 N13Ui.( F ( GAZE iTT. SE.QUESTEATIONS. Andrew Symington, farmes and cattle dealer in Ponfeigh Place. in the parish of Carmichael, and county of Lanark - Creditors meet in the Clrdendale Hotel. Lanark, 9th Mhareh, twro o'clock.- -Stephen Gray, Lanark. interim factor. James Watson Finlay, printer and publisher in Edinbnrgh, and residing ?? meet in Stevenson's Rooms, St Andrew Square, ...

... THE RECENT STRICTURES ON THE I.AL ER'W'ON CABINET. (From the Morning Chronicle.) While we have a war still waging in the Crimea, and a Congress about to deliberate at Vienna, our energies at home are threatened by a recurrence of one of those pain- ful and distressing epidemics which has assumed the worst form of hypochondria. Moderate and fair diffe- rences of opinion, based upon plausible ...

... -&I t C,? I i 1 I r?- ?,G it I a IT '11'T t rr It r ?? EDINBURGH, MON7DAY, FEBRUARY 26, 185. A SUPPLEMEY1,T is Published Ivith the MERCURY evs-v 3lendcny and ThranlmIy Afternoon, containing the Latest News received hb Telegrnpl. The Reports of the London Corn andi Cattle Mar];ets, with tde state of tce Funds, is given in the sulpplement with Monday's publication, and can be foraarded, in most ...

... le m0 f- THE Ministry has beenmagain broken up. The rem- at ir nant of the Peel Party, against whom has been directed h much of the bitterest hostility of the Opposition, tendered th to their resignations on Thursday, and on Friday gave se o. their reasons for so doing. To us it seems they have th le adopted a very proper, although it be to the country a fo id most inconvenient course. They ...