... II) NBUllu;i Gl 3AZETI'TE. SEQ UESTR0ATIONS. Aitken & Drummond, merchants, and agents for cetton, woollen, and worsted Tarns, Virginia Place, Glasgow, and James Aitken, merchant and agent forcotton, woollen, and worsted yarns, Virginia Place ?? meet in the Globe Hotel. George Square, Glasgow, 11th April, two ?? Fleming, Glasgow, interim factor. Andrew Dykes, lately victualler, Glasgow, now ...

... (Fron the Tlies CorrespondeLt.) March 16. Mt'EROVED CONDITION OF II1 AR31Y. We are blessed at last with all the geniel influences of a glorious spring. Of course, the beneficia] effects of this per- manent fine weather on the health and spirits of the army are very great, and become more striking d v after day. One great sign of returning comfort and good spirits cannot be overlooked. The ...

... ?? 4 U-? t'llchillitil An)it a;u.- EDINBURGIT, MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1855 A SUPPLEMENT is Published with the MERCURY every Monday and Thursday Afternoon, containing tie Latest News received by Telegraph. The Reports of the London Corn and Cattle Markets, with the state of the Funds, is given in the Supplement with Monday's publication, and can be fonvarded, in most instances, to any part of the ...

... . (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPI,). LONON. The Cabinet Council met at 4 r.s. on Saturday, and sat till 6.30 r.m. THE REVENUE. The returns are published. The inerease on the quar- ter is L.4,384,000, and on the year L.6,312,000. The Globe says the quarter's revenue returns will be found highly satisfactory On the whole revenue for the quarter an increase of at least four millions may be pro- bably ...

... SCOI'S APPEALS. d | House of Lords, March 2i. . ELsSLY, Appellant, V. BROWN AND oTtItms, Respondents - This was an appeal front the First Division of the Court of c Session, pronounced after consulting the other judges, in an r action of declarator, at the instance of the respondents, against .the appellant, the treasurer of the burgh of Aberdeen. It ap- s peared that the respondents' ...

... blytrial varliamnt. HOUSE OF LORDS. TurnsDAY, MIARCHt 29. IRISH MILITIA BILL. Lord PANHIJRE moved the third reading of the Irish 7dilitia bill. Lord WICKLOWE objected to the baste with which the bill was pressed forward. A discussion ensued as to recruiting the regiments of the line from the militia, in which Lords Elleborough, Grey, Patniure, and Hardwicke took part. The third reading of the ...

... INSTALLATION OF THE DUKF OF ARGYLL As LORD RECTOR OF GLASGOW UNIVERSITM. On Thursday the Duke of Argyll was installed as Lord Rector of Glasgow University, to which office his Grace was elected by a mejority in all the nations in December last. The ceremony took place as usual in the Common Hall of the College, in presence of the Principals. the Professors, and Stu- dents, and a large body of ...

... toragn 3mempurt. DESPATCH FROM GENERAL CANROBERT. The Jfeaitesr of yesterday has the following:- ; The Minister of War ha. received fromn Gennd C robert, Conmmander-in-Chief of the arml of the Lat tle ?? lowing report, bearing date March I7 ' Monsieur le Marechal,-I have the honour of recount- ing to you several actions which have taken place in the trenches, and which arise from the ...

... LONDON GAZLTTE. DOWSNING STREET, March 27. The Queen has been pleased to appoint William Todd and Alexander MeL. Seely, Esqrs., to he members of the Legis- lative Council of the Province of Newr Brunswick ; Patrick l Walker and James Crsswcrl, Esqrs., to be members of the ! Legislative Council of the Island of Prince Edward; and John McCormacik. Esq., to be Assistant Police Magistrate for the ...

... rl i an . 'Ihe late flight lon. James Grattan beqiueattihed 1he Aiim of LSSQ00 to be divifded among some of the most descrving medical charities in flalf of the bequest (T.4400) is allotted to the infirmary in the Queen's County ill which is situnted the great h bulk of the deceased's landed property. NEw Iuseit Parn.-Mr Edmund Burke lclic, late mcm- ber for the county of Cork, which lie has ...

... ,t LIVERPOIDL, Tuesday. 10 AAS.-The United States steamer Nashville has arrived with the mails from New York to the 21st ult., and Go0,000 specie on freight. The President has proclaimed the reciprocity treaty in full force from and after the 10th nIt. The Washington correspondent of the New lork H1erald states that a new programnac, with reference to a reciprocity treaty between the Unlited ...

... LATEST NEWSI (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH,) LoND0oN, WEDNESDAY EvastXG. A Cabinet Council was held at the Forcig Office this afternoot7. THE CRIMEA. (From the Second Edition of M1orning Herald.) Paris, Wednesday. A despatch from General Canrobert of the 29th ult. says, that in the Russian sortie oil thle night of the 22d before Malakoff, the enemy was vi,, i)ouly repulsed with a loss of 2000 men, ...