... 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, ...

... 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, ...

... (T7hOfollowng speared in our Late Edition of Monday a) Nn 6|nnon reni nn A . e .. . On Thursday morning, at a much earlier hour than was generally auticipated by the public at large, the Emperor and Empress of the French arrived at Osborne. The visit is be- yond all doubt a strictly private ose, and such precautions have been taken to insure its being kept so that literally nothing whatever ...

... ABEsDREN, Tuesday.-For the week ending on Saturday the average per boat here, would be about six crans: since of then the take has been very small indeed. no STONREAVEN, Taesday.-In the week ending *with Satur- pI day, each boat would average about 13 crans, or say, 23 to hc 25 for the season. The fishing for the last two days has ril been exceedingly small. -hi PETERKEAD.-Tlse 246 boats here ...

... §SCOND EDrrION OF SATURDAY. FRANCE. PkrIS, Friday EvcrinIg.-The trial of the Italians accused of an' attempt to assassinate the Emperor, te-ininated 'at 5.40 ter. T.The jury returned a verdict of guilty, with extenu- ating circumstances in favour of Bartolotti and Gfilli The'6rocureur-General demanded an -application of Article '9 of the Penal Code to the three accnsed, modified. by Article ...

... Two'- Scotch Bills were before'the Hlouse of . Lords iast night-the Boundaries of Burghs Ex- tension Bill, which passed through Committee; and the Valuation of Lands 'Act Amendment ill', which was read a third time and passed. Somne papers applied. for by: the Marquis. of Clanricarde, c connected -with the; proceedings' 'at Constantinople' respecting the Danubian Principalloes- were refused., ...

... L * Yarmouth Election.-At the nomination on Monday lmorning, A. W. Young, Esq.; ?? Melior',' Esq., the Liberal candidates,' were eidcted -withdut opp6'osi-' r tio'n.1 ' We regret. to learn that Mr. Augustus E. Fuller, late M. -P. for East Stissex, died on Thursday' after-~ rnoon, after a very short ilhiess, from diarrhcea.- TIhe deceased.gentleman was born in 1777, and was son'of: the late Mr. ...

... (From the Illustrated London News.) The Archduke Maximilian of Austria and his bride arrived by steamer at Koenigswinter, on the Rhiine, on the morning of the 31st ilt., and were joined by the Prince of Wales and his suite. His Royal Highness was to accompany the Archduke and Archduchess some distance up the 1RUine, and to return to . cenigswinter on Sunday The Madrid journals of the 28th ult. ...

... LATEST NEIWS. D3Y EILIBTRWC TJOLIO~GBAPH. lasI on aboi MALyA, August 7, ?? the Valetta Of nor the Indus, with the India and China, nor the eigi Jura, with the Australian nmails, has yet arrived. wee The 'Cambria, to convey the latter to Marseilles, the will not. await them beyond the 1Oth. to E Her, Majesty's steam gun-boat. Wanderers will be at dpatohed'y AdmiraltpfordtoC ar to tele- ...

... MIEL-ROSE LAMMAS LAMB FAIIR WIDt£uAy, ArGU5T' 12. The stock for this market was placed about four o'clock Aar. This market was originally intended for Cheviot lambs; but of recent years it has be- come somewhat mixed, there being now some three- parts and balf-breds. There was fully an average show, numbering about: 50,000. Sales were dfli in the early part of the morning, but about seven a ...

... AGENTS FOR THE CALEDONIANX MERCURY. Aberdeen .-A. & R. Milne [Glasgow -W. Love, St , Athen~nm Enoch Square. Do. ?? &J. Smith. Greenock ..2lfrs Owven. Do. -W. Panton. Haddingtofl..J. MilMe6. Do. - D. Wyllie & Son. G. Smiles. Aberlady ..r F. Mitchelu. IfaZick - . Black. Aloa I-J. Lothian. Do. -J. ,Dalgleish. Arbroath ..-James Smith. --J. Gordon. Do. G. Sutherland. Iaverkeithg-Mss Campbell. ...

... THE INDIAN AUMY. Extract from aletter fom General Sir C. J. Napier to the Duke of Wellington, dated Simla, June 15, 1850:- 13. I must now come to the Bengal Native Army, which is said to have much fallen, off from what it was in former days. 'Of this I am not a judge: but. I must say that it is avery noble army, and with very few defects. The greatest, as far as I am capable of judging, is a ...