... DOMESTIC INK&tIGENCE- lt - 7 Si t By ?? i, IP a bl a ?? Rail Fitzwlillianti will entertib !h'al e-.i Messyty hs'~ean Royal Family ?? .2u*fi ' 2, says:-'! The Prince oif %lieslips J~ftjXes 0t-ab4~ proceeded up the Rhine.- Op the 27,tlh sltlni~tims,' 'he'Pilnei N'visited the fortress of Ehrenbreitstein', aciikpirled'by SIr 1i W. !Codrington atid his 'suite. Oh this Occ&wioioa the' co- Is ...

... WOODSIDE HORTICULTURAL SOCIEhTY. . Tsim Woodside Hortioultaral'Society held its second Exhi- Ma bition in the School-room on Saturday,. the 5th inst. In bar] the Vegetable class, the ?? were fewer in number to 1 than usual. The beautiful Greens that used-to be exlibited 0 were very muoh missed. The Greenhouse flowers were very Coy fine; and in no Amateur Hortieultura4 Society are there T ...

... FOIREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. Aeonspiaey whichhasjustboen discovered in Paril Is descril)d as the most Serious of any that we have as yet any knowledge of, both from the character of the individuals concerned, the extent of its ramifieations, and the object proposed That it was coon riected with the Late insurrection in various parts of Italy there appearalittle doubt, and the first act of ...

... THERE is nothing more dangerous than good humour as and an open hand at an election time, since the passing ah of last legislative attempt at electoral purification, and the worst of it seems to be. that the most unsus- wi pecting individual is the most likely to fare worst. th The ingenious agent of corruption may contrive to evade Al detection, but the simple-minded gentleman who, in the tit ...

... BY AJLECTRIO TELEGRAPH. Ad PARTS, August 31.-The Moniteur of this morning, tict at the head of its nou-official portion, announces Bo' that diplomatic relations between the representatives of the France, Russia, Prussia, and Sardinia; on the oine part, wo and the Sublime Porte on the other, wee resumed at ve Cye Constantinople on the 29th of this month. .. ciy Captain Doinebur, the French ...

... OITY BLEC.TION. N4& iNTION OF 0AWDIDA~ks, .TiHE Nomination. took plate yeSterday, at the Hustljgsge : opposite the Town;House' where' there Was Sa very'great I ooneoetrseof eoleotors aid nt~i-electors. The meeting was ofI thei) Uisual diharactei.~ with plenty of shoueim,'btit on the whole the ?? of thsd, crowd was ejueellnt. Alnmost all, -the svsnl~oswaithin view-of tisoi~ustiugs were flled ...

... or -d THlE RIVAL COMdMt'ES5 fu Tins present Electon is in some resects different from w: any other which we have seen in th city-.viz., in the ma vigour of thecdsivss, the number ofthe voters, and the general ientity ofthe opinins of thecandidates. The Y( society of Advocates, with a few excptions, is fairly exhaucted. There is scarcely a good breath in its body, aRI' with hard *qrli - and ...

... ?? CUOMISSIONMS. Monday, Dec. 28. T! The Police Board met this ?? Provost presiding. tamr PRESENT :-The Dean of Guild: the City Treasurer; thes Convener Donald; Dr Jackson; Messrs Buyers, seei M'Donald, Sutherland, Fyfe, Urquhart, W. Keith, H. Fraser, Stirling, Dewar, Ness, Eddie not Sherar, Rainnie, Clyne, Forbes, P. Keith, and righ Anderson. lent SANITA&Y S MATTERS. Wh Three reports were ...

... THE DIAN MIdNM. 5Mi DisnAEi does not appeartaaver made any-great | 1 impression on the House on Monday by -his attack on 'do the policy pursued towards India during the past ten ba -y'eavats, Ae moved for copies of a rep6rt from General Ya r AXnsmohic ted March last, on the mutinous spirit dis- th ~lA-ed Aii~isg the troops, anid of -Sir Charles Napier sto -leter t'6he Duke of Wellington on the ...

... . ed R lnts s-he standard. for recruits is to be reduoeil'to l .Ie, in five feet fouirinches in-the infantry, and five feet five inches o e in thd cavalry., Thef age; is to be extended. to thirty yaTAn. it' 'and a further nillitia force of 10,000 men is to be called out' a ie maki~g the total number of militia emb~odied 25,000. men. . Mi n- T 79HHGHAeEs-ineunclnel Richard inc LIS' J ~~y C has ...

... LATEST ELETION INTELLIGENCE. ENGLAND.a XM¶DLESEX ?? Hanbury (L), 5426; Lord Robert 3 Grosvenor (L), G324; Viscount Chelsea (C), 2916. No (Lll r, thlat Member2T)L(2$Hs d~havi~ng been Liberals. EC13NT1(WEST)R (2).-Wyk nml (C),2776; H. 3J. Adeane (L), 2615 S8; Wn Sr ite (C), 244;Lord G. Manners (C), 2131.bAheeat is lost to the Conservatives here, a e Liberl haing scceeed ?? George Man- J ners. ...

... FOLIOE CODMMSIONEM. Mosdacy, Sept. 28. ?? A Meeting of the. Commnissioners was hold this day - peact. the ~Lord Provoslt prsid'ing. It W PBSNT: :he Dean of. Guild'- ?? Treasurer; Sheet Convener. Fyfe; 'Counoilor Fraser; Messrs the del bBuy'ers, M'Donald, Urqubart, P. Keith, W. Their Keith,, H. Fraser, Gordon, Stls'ling, Calder, Board' Sherar, Ness, Eddie; Clyne, Rainede, and Rose. The, THE ...