... 6'alirt 1111V 1454iott. Tho Q 'een and Prince, the Prinee 'of Wales, the Princess Royal, Princess Alice, and PAinicess Helena, ?? Gentlemen of the Court, and the Do- mestic Household attended Divine service, this morn- ing, in the private chapel. Tfie Hon.t and very: Rev. 'the Dean of Windsor offieiated.- The Duke of Cam- bridge, and the visitors staying in the Castle, were also at the service ...

... ELECTl[C,, TELEGRAPH. MTE EAST. The Russian journal Le Nord, of Brussels, as- serts that.Russia, far from persuading Persia to a war with England, has always, on the contrary, employed her influence with the Court of Teheran in a pacific sense. That paper, therefore, would not be surprised, should the intelligence given in the Globe be confirmed, to learn that that result' had in a great ...

... DEPARTURE OF THE RAILWA . STEAmEltS, &c., FROj.M EDINBl, IS, J--UUARY. j, WAvEittaY BRIDGE TERMINUS OP Nourn1 BRm7S EDiNUOGn, PEaRTI, AND 3EX)Eron p LEITLI,AMD GEANTON, RAIL.W XDE lt~~t~DIN5 RAILwAY-SCorTI31I CsxreoL RAILWAY'IUG1 AXj, j Aberdeen (S. C.) am. 6.30, 7.30-p~m 12.10, 8.40 - - - 21 1 1 ?? Aberdeen (E. P. itD.) am. 6.30, 10 I20 1e;eIi0 Arbroath (11 P. D 3.) am. 6&3S O, 1-pau Allsanam ...

... Aotmtgn 3wttllxgeie. F: :RANCE The Asswnblee Natioxaae submits the following dis- interested and;fiatteringsadvice to Etnglarid.:'-Eng^ land ie iindebted-tb;her industrial developmcnt for the strenigth and; grnndeur sbe ienj-oys-. a- 'fiotitions- strengtbi and'grandeur, -since it-is- this excessivei-de. -elbpment that has created those u-erilbawhich cause- its at this hour-to--qstion the- ...

... JATN UART. 1. Tile (Cakdonian Aercury entered ol the one Iuidred and nia'ety-sixth veerot its publication. The retrogressivo tendency of Cuantiniental despotism manifested by a proclamation of the KingoffHanover abolishing trial by jury in political trials and all cases relating to publications. Bank of Messrs Palmer & Green of Lichfield stopped payment. 2. Tihe centre dock of Sebastopol blown ...

... err s b at . . TUBM LAW'$ DELAY. TO TUB EDITOR OF TUB, CALVDONIAN IMCKiY. S114-LA late communication met with such'ready attention at your hands that I am encouraged to .offer a few additional remarks in continuation of the subject. Argutmentatioi on personal faiings I desire to avoid -the defects of the system I seek to re- prove. With this end in view I shall endeavour, be- fore proposing a ...

... (The following appeared in our Second Edition of 3yesterday.) PAnIs, Jan. 19.-AI despatch from Berne, dated 18th instant, announces that the Netfchatel prisoners, escorted by a detachment of Sfiviss - troops; were con- ducted 021 the preceding night to the French frontier, wvhich they crossed at Ponarlier. The Federal Council has issued the orders for im- mediately disbanding the troops ...

... JTHIRD EDITIONx MERCURY OFFICEA Tiiaza o'CLocK. EDINBURGH CATTLE NIARKIET, Jan. 2L The supply of sheep this morning was 41.53, being 383 less. salcebs'it and prices fully higher. 'fop price of tho best met- toe, 81; current price, 71dd; middling and inferior, 6d to tid per lb. A good clearance. The supply of cattil was 690, being 85 more than last market, Prices saie as last week. Top price, ...

... I I . ; 4- , -1 ? :, ? 11 I fBICV911- -SlIt'll Iigt II ft. ?A Q? I I a .a . -? o I ?? ?? ?? TapE BONIBARDMIENT OF CAN!TON. FU RtIt OFFIcbiL DESPATC55ES-ADMIRAL siETmOtO'5 ]DETAiLB. The Gase 4 of Tuesday night publishes, at great, iength,,the deqspatches which have been received'froin i Adniral:Sevmourn many bf which'have'already been publisietd Wahase now the Adinmiral's wvn account of ...

... 1roaintzi A4elellntutt. LANAitk COUNTY ELECTION.-By a curious rule of the service, the troop of the Royal Artillery stationed at Hamilton were kept within the barrack walls on Monday, on account of the county election taking place on that day-a ceremony very quietly gone throughl fifteen miles off. ] ?? OF JAMES CHRYSTAL, RsQ.-We regret to state that James Chrystal, Esq., writer, Stirling, ...

... AGENTS FOR THE' CALEDONIAN MERCURY. I ?? A. & ll. Milne, Alenmeum. Do . ?? ?? Messrs L. & J. Salith Do ?? r NY. Panton. Do. U.es. s s D. Wyllie & Son. Aberlady 1. r F. Aliteheiell. A i oa ?? ?? 3ir J. Lothian. Arbroath 3 1r James Smith. Do. l i r G. Sutherland. Aucliteraxder . ir Lawrence. Bathgate .3 r J. Johnstone Do. M,,alr James F'erguson. Bervrick Noth..lr Thomas Hope. Berwick-on-Twveed.. ...

... eS- -~ ~, I u- l gtfl t. FRANCE. The Patrie says: It is confirmed that the protocol of the two sittings of.the conference of Paris will not be officially published until. after its notification to the powers. The protocol.which,.as-we already know, was signed on the 6th of January, is in fact an addi- tion (actm additionel) to the treaty of peace of the 30th of March, -three propositions of ...