... I - SECGND EDITI WN OF SATURAyw-. *p:. *, - LL)NDON-, Oite,,~ ?? Bombiayportion 'of the 'Indian mail has' noe ,arived.. This,,isis occasionne cousiderable ineon. n; -7euiene,-' It may, however, be epected 'this after- The' Sarah Sands steamship, .wbich waes :to have embarked the head-quirrers of the 54thW'teginent; ae Potttsmoutb, 'has been reported incapable ;o! re~- ?? qcivingithe.troope ...

... GENERAL POST-OIEICE, EDINBIRC-. MA S., Aberd'n, Dundee, Perth,). Stirling, Aleoas &c . . I Berwick and E. of England Berwick, Dunbar, Had.) dlngton, &c., E. of Eng-> land. ?? ?? Carlisle, Liverpool, Manx- cheater, W. &S.ofEng.. land ?? ?? ?? Currie, Slateford, Coling-) ton . . . ?? . ?? Dalkeith, Lasswog, Ros-) din, Peniculk, Corstor- phine ?? . - . Dublin, and South of Ire-l land . . Dunbar, ...

... GERMANY AND, TE sBALTIC. . o. ( OII 0WiV CORNESPONDEST. . .HIABbMG, August 19, 1857.-The ;Iolstein Diet has :at last commenced its sittings, and 3M. Lewetzan, who has been appointed. Royal Commissioner, by the King of Denmark, as I had informed-5ou he would ibe,:has opened -the sittings with a very-conciliatory speech; so that hopes .are more genera.ll4entertained * than they have hitherto ...

... 'Waval allb Lffiilitarv 311ttifiguft, ?? ? . I ? STA&TIONS OF THE[ BITIS ARMY, AUG. 1, 1857. LWhere two places are mentioned the last named is that at which the Denot of thes Regment is stationied.1 I I ? A A I -I ,I I I ?? j 71 I The fame of the great clipper ships, James Bdinbs' and Champion of the Seas, having reached her Majesty through the public journals and the reports of the ...

... ,We find the following in the Paris correspondence of the IndependanceBelIge- * Every year, at the time of the vacations, several duels take place between the pupils of theschool of St Cyr. This year, the duels-have been more numerous than ever; nearly 80 having-taken place since January last. Ona of them, which . occurred at the close of last week, had a lamentable' issue, and 'originated ...

... GENERAL POST-OFFICE, EDINDT.TRGII. Bones Ciosc. j General Receiv'gI P.. in Edin. - P. Offl.ce. fouses. Leit. a Leith. MAILS. Aberdn,. Dundee, Perth,) 6a A8. 10 Or 10 Oi' 404 Stirling,-Alloa, &c. 7 a 7 20P 1 Or 1 O -6 lS0 ' Berwick and B. of England . 3OP 11 OP 1 eP 6 40A Berwick' Dunbar, Had-) sp 3~O ington, &c.B'E. oflng-n- * 5 15r 4 305' 401r 3. Or laud. . . ?? . . . Carlisle, Liverpool, ...

... SYND_ E9DITLONI. MERCURY OCE, TtmwaT, Enuvm ?? ACCIDENT ON THE BRIGHTON RAILWAY. An accident occurred on the Brighton Railway oi Monday afternoon-a collision between a goods and passenger train inear Reigate. Several passengers were much shaken, but none dangerously hurt, and they proceeded to town, with the exception of the Hon. Mrs Hanulary Tracy. The Duchess of Inver- ness was also much ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY.D THE OrIUM TRADE. In reply to a question from the Earl of SHAFTES- BURY, relating'to the opinion of the law-officers of the Crown upon the legality of the sale of opium in China by the East.India Company, : The LORD CHANCELLOR stated, that, accord- ing to his opinion, there was no illegality in the manu- facture and sale of opium, but that it might be expe- dient that ...

... SECOND EDrriON OF TUESDAY- Ru e ,ACCDBENT ON THE BRIGHTON RAILWa- t An accident occurred on the Brighton Railway- ae d Monday afternoon-a collision between a goods. ?? i passenger train near Reigate. Several passmagg- wf were much shaken, but none were dangeroasl~ 1maz r: They all proceeded to town, with the exception QE*& is Hon. Mrs Hanbury Tracy. The Duchess > £ }- - ness &,was: also, much ...

... l r Zs ltt q V- , H; .. (~ I CALEDONIANIDISTILLERYN JSpE TO T'EDITOR OF Tai0 CALDOXIAI MNERUtT SIr-I iave junst readmin y'6r'paper of'thismon- jng the discussion which top' . . ?? . Couucil o ,iili eie:ttk .yae 'io n t'iwie. nuis nce supposed toj proceed, from thistil1zrl.l Ithiki it of great importance.to the, copmnity ihatn false sto should be- iaken in thi..mater, by'- I irectipg the ...

... ot , 00, .; 1; - 4; #? ?? V, . ? Aft ? --3RESH- AIR ~FOR SALE. TO THE EIDITOR 03o' v T ALEDO ME~tatRy. SIB-In a recent number-of yourjournal there was pointed out the injury 4onie to the iifbabitants of New. haven and Trinity by the railavay exel ding theinhabi- tants from, the sea beach, anid the propriety of- the re- openingof the footpath outside of the railway and west- ward of the ...

... THE AN1NUIITY-TAX. The Comwittee of the inhabitants of Edinburgh have drawn up the following report on- this subject in; the shape of an address to the citizens In the early part of this year, yoj petitioned Par- liamo;t for the, abolition of -t,,o sifa rivn theMinisters' Money ?? arnd , de n in 'Edinburgh and. Montrose. In both cases, the prin- cipe involved *was the right of the Legislat re ...