... ebt Court. OSBORNE, Auo. 8. The Queen and Prince, with the Emperor and Empress of the French, walked round the farm at Osborne yesterday morning. In the afternoon their Majesties, accompanied the Queen and Prince on board the royal yacht Victoria and Albert, lying in Cowee Roads. Prince Alfred, Prince Arthur, and Prince Leopold, the Princess Royal, Princess Alice, and Princess Helena, were ...

... - I .1 41 . I 41 _ubP . . ? gum NO. - ? I '1401 . . - I w ?? -?IIIT - 171 - - ?? - . ? 't 1 - ?? I1: ? I . .1 . 11 1- - ? I - ? 1111 ? % The 4jh' Fo emblo ket0ton Friday morning in the o 'SGolden Gleeeb steamhip, 011 of the European and| Americ'ai Stea avigaton Co'mpaniy' dotilla, and hi ?? - G Tha ?? into Portsmouth gar ' C ri'niight from' Alderihott camp, which ~'they ?? peciatraii ...

... AGENTS FOR THE eALEDONIAN MERCURY. Aberdeen ?? & . ible, Glasgow -W. Lave, St Athenacuni Enoch Square. Do. ?? & J. Smith Greenock ..-trs Owen. Do. W. Panton. laddington..J. Wfen. Do. D. Wyllie & Son. Do. G. SwibR Aberlady .-Air F. Mitchell. Hfawick -R. Black. Alloa J Lothian Do. --T. Dalgleish, Arbroath..-James Smith. Inveresk--J. GoQrdon Do. -G . Sutherland. InverkeithgMiss. Campbell. ...

... THlE 5T.EAH PACKETS FOR INDIA. SOUTHAMPTON, AUGUST 8. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Candle will be taken out to India by Captain Brown. The fbllowing officers have already booked themselves to go out in her, viz.: Colonel Mathie; Captains Polly, Sage, Lynch, Barwis,' Stanebury, French, Baird, G. Clarke, Hughee, Tedlie, and T. G. Miller; Lieutenants Henegan, W. B. Shawe, and ...

... I LATh ST INTELLIGENCE. I BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. toll, The statemnent that the French Ambassador at Constal- tillople, had hauled down his flag is not altogether credited at ple to f Paris. trin The Correspondent of the Tines assortsi that the French thi government gives it a positive contradiction, and has degired kinn' that the Paris papers should not repeast it on the ground of I c Ap its ...

... IWELLhGTON ffONLTMEST. Reporb of the judges appointed to examine the models submitted in competition for a monument to the late Dake of Wellington:- To the Right Hon. Sir B. Hall, Bart., M.P., First Commissioner of ber Majesty's Works and Pablio Buildings. Sir-In the execution of the duty devolved upon us, we beg to recommend that the prizes.should be allotted to the models corresponding ...

... P:ETITION FRM TH QUEEN AND - . Si :- sPRINCE3 F- OUDE. . , . V . The following is the petitibn -from the' Queen Dowager and ..the Princes ,.ofsoude which- was pre- ?? Lord 'Ca'mpbell to the House of Lords,' but which- their Lordships declined to re- ceive on account'of .an objection having been taken to.it..by Lord ..Redesdale'.because it -did not style itself the huimble petition.. Ai ...

... e- We set a very great value on the Anglo-French a alliance, and we are always glad to hear of those ng courtesies between crowned personages which, l though their importance is apt to be immensely ke exaggerated, may sometimes indirectly promote Ler national interests by fostering friendly feelings *. between governments. But we must say that the oh present visit of the French Emperor to ...

... I or N 2 ?? INTHLLIGENCE - fo gptgESS FRO-1 PARIS. O OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.S PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING. from ConstaUtinople has thrown the The DeId here into a state of excitement, un- 'iiAe the days of the Russian war. The S swhlich was published yesterday of M. ;,1ige1 ehavigt hauled down his flag, which the higher circles here, has this beenb fter cofirmed as you will have learnt as we as ...

... (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. ...

... WI AUSTRIA. VIENNA, AUGUST 5.-The Oat.-Dseutsche Post, which is in the habit of expressing the opinions of the Austrian fo Foreign Office, contains a leader on the recent conduct sb of the French Government towards Turkey which will H hardly be to the taste either of Count Waleweki or of the W' Emperor Napoleon, According to the paper in question, l that which France noW SO peremptorily ...

... LIABlILITY OF LANDLORD TO KEEP STAIRCASES IN PROPER ! REPAIR. I.A, -- ?? -. 1 . ?? ?? r__ .m_ 1 TiloMrAS SAUTIT, Pocket-Book Maker, Glasgow, v. TIoarIAS FRAME, Exchange 6quaro, Glasgow. The facts of the case are fully sat forth ill the interlocutors:- Glasgow, 19th June, 1857.-Having heard parties' procura- tors, and resumed consideration of the proofs, productions, and whole ?? that the ...