... (6; a It v LIt Iit 1It 4t I f f U 1 Y. El)INBURGIT, FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1855. SECOND and THIRtD EDITIONS are l'uthitSelC containmr a1lt the Latest NewIs of impsl rl)ace. TIIE present situation of Lord Palm1erston is somnewilat critical. IIc is threatened with various coalitions, having in view his ejection from office, and if it be true that his oppomu tts have no definite policy upon wh-ich to ...

... MONDAY MORNIN(G, NOVEMBER 19. To-day we lay before our readers such details rela- ' tive to the recent victory gained by the Turks in I I mn Asia as have reached us. The importance of this in success may perhaps be under-estimated because of e the fact that the army commanded by Omar Pacha t f was numerically much larger than that of the enemy. m Bat this circumstance, though detracting ...

... THIE WAR IN CIRCABSIA. Mli.- #1wn mi;-n.o Pas ?? (From the Tlmco' Correspondence.) in- ?? Ccl. N), alu* While Omar Pacha was cmployed at Suchuin ill presiding nie] over the debarkation of his troops and in despatchiag theme :nwithout delay upon the line of march, I Wats anxious to escape Ifrom the din and bustle attendantt upon these operations by ar- making ain expedition into thle mountains ...

... TIlE JERSEY QUESTION. (From the Spectator.) On one point we agree with those who are agitating tl the Jersey question-that it were a question well o. settled. We do not indeed think that there is very II great room for doubt as to the righi of the Jersey a Government in exercising the power which it has put b in force with the authority of the Supreme Govern- c ment, but perhaps there is ...

... V, rovilikial Zqlattliq4tut . I -, GRAND CHsIMHAbN SOIsnIE.-Sorno indicat on of the character of this event may be gathered from the terms of the following circular, addressed to the lead- ing gentlemen of Glasgow:-' Sir,-A desire being generally prevalent among various classes in this city ;to join in congratulations on the fall of Scbastopol wind the other brilliant successes of the allied ...

... E D I N B U R G H. Oenxi-,G or TUE SEssioas.-Ycsterday, being the -first Sunday of Session, the Lords, with Maocs 4Pa Court, nttended Divine Socvice in the High Chuech. There was a large muster of Magistrates and ToYwa Councillors, heided by etlee Bight Honourahle itite Lord Provost, on the eccasion. The Rev. Mr )1PLetchic preached 1f.m 2 Klings vii. iftlh, a bighly cloquent and remarkably ...

... If, migil glodlignm ?? FRANCE. TilE: rAIdS EXHItBITION. The lreoniteur publishes the following report to the Emperor, relative to the recocnpenscs to be awarded at the Universal Exhibition:- Sire,-The labours of the international jury are terminated, and those of the Conucil of Presidents, in order to become definite, only await to be ratified by a decree, completing that of the 3d of October ...

... I'.vy. GREAT DESTRUCTION OF RUSSIAN GRAIN AND FORAGE IN THEE SEAL OF AZOFF. Tho following telegraphic despatch, dated the 18th of No vember, from Sir E. Lyons, has been. received by the Score- tary of the Admiralty:- Varna, 7.10 r.M. Captain Sherard Osborn reports that on the 5th anwl th inst. a flotilla under his orders in the Sea of Azoff destroyed enormous quantities of grain and forage ...

... sc o rL AND. IRelass Fi in gq fron tie Custle-lVaro)' OOEs .1pe.-c On Saturday night, while a mall iialned Kedzlie was 0 walking along the Castle Terrace, a bullet, fired from J the Castle, passed throulgh the rim of his liat, and lodged above his eye, just beneathll the skin. Fortu- nately but little injury was inflicted, but the difference c of' half an inch in Kedzlie's position would in ...

... 6 at, I a iI a it '1it tt I I. EDINBURGIH, MONDAY, 1NOV. 19, 1855, SECOXI) Ddlltt ID EDITIOUNS le Publishedcontailing ali the Latest News of imupoltancc. A letter oen the Thomsonrian bequest is unavoidably post- poned till to-m-norrow. IT were futile to deny that TILE BIITISn AnatY in the Crimea is in something alarmingly sinilar to a state of disorganisation, and that it is also oppressed ...

... THIRD EDITINO MERCURY OFFICE, T'iouLs o'CLocK. LO'NDON COEN IAIPIET-FRIDAT. English wlheat brought fully Monday's rates. Small supply, aud fair demand. Several purcha;ses of Foreign at stiff prices. In flour much donu at full tcwmw. Barlev sells freely; prine rather dearer. Oats a good sole; better sorts ?? more IrluOCy. IDpe and linseed a little higher. Arrivals:-lBritish rheiat, M4N0; barley ...

... 1 tovi IttinI I,- tII igeIt-. Tite Duke of Bucclerrch's foxhounds meet to-day & the 17th, at Bortlrwick Brae; Monday the 19th, at Riddell; Tuesday the 20th, at Jed Water Foot; E Thuisday the 22d1, at Springwood Park ; Saturday the 24th, at Wooplaw-each day at half past ten E o'clock. I TInE STABSBING CASE: AT Porm-GLASOOw.-Alex. I Wilson, one of the parties concerned in the recent f case of ...