... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... The trustees of Miss Stuart of Glasgow raised a summons against the Lord Advocate, as representing the Crown, in which repayment of L.5 was sought, being the duty paid on five legacies of L.5 each to five of the Schemes of ^the Free Chlrcb. The casea. came before Lord Ardmillan, Ordinary; and iafter'a record was made up, and counsel heard on both sides, his Lordship ;has found that no legacy ...

... GENEXRuL, POST-FICE,. EDMUPTRG1. Boxes Closei ?? ~~~Der'very t ''':IGeneral Rece' P. 0 in Edin. 4 : -. IP:Office. ?? Leith. |i&Leith. MAILS. __ :Abstd'ru, Dandee, Perth.) 5 45Sj 10 Or 10 OP 6 40A . *:g Ssrling,.AUoahic ?? f, a7 2 7 or, 7 OP 630P ! Bwrtcek and E. of Englarsd.'t. L3A p i.U OP I OP 6 40 . Bervick, Dunbar, Hr4-) . dingtox., &c, E. of Eog-. r 15P 43 OP 4 S0P 3OP ?? Qarlisle, ...

... TfIE MOORS AND FORESTS. We (Inverness Courier) are now in a position to 1 speak more definitely of the-state of the moors in the Ii ~ighiandi.: The reports are very e contradictory,' but n in a great many cases the 6hootings:bavYeOturned out a so uinmistakeably bad, that- it is impjossible to avoid .1 :th conclusion'that on suhe ground Wthc birds ought s to have a jubilee. We do not''r'emembet ...

... AGENTS FOR. IHE. WEEKLY MERCURY. Aberdeen .A. & R. Miln Glasgow W. Love, St: Athenaeum Enoch Square. Do. - & J: Smith. Greenock ..Mrs Owen. Do. .W ..Panton. Heddington..J. Millen. Do. .D . WyUie & Son. Do. -G. Smiles. Aberlady ._.M F. Mitchell, Hawick LR. Black. Aloa J. Lothian. Do. .-J. Dalgleisb. Arbroath ..James Smith. Inveresk ?? Gordon. Do. G. Sutherland Inverkeitig Ifiss Campbell.,. ...

... BOIDFR EXPLOSION, AN) LOSS OF LIFE, , IN GLASGOW. Yesterday afternoon, one of the two boilers in the Ibcder-house of Messrs R. Laidlaw and Sons, East dilson Street Foundry, Port-Dundas, Glasgow, ex- pladed with great force, blowing John Irvine, the eRkeeeman, who was close at hand, to a considerable distance. He was picked up immediately, and after beinm wrapped in a sheet, was conmeyed to the ...

... TIlE MOORS ANDrFORESTS. ?? ?? ?? . -. ?? ?? .t I is'. ?? TiehweatRhe4 say ts; .Batgoffi;b-ieJr 'as beein tl veryfavqurable, for, thei asjrptmast during the, past .woeek. .The bags gmade, howgeyer, ,as? iq ,atufral to cx- 8 pect, ,.av notbeen so -,oodAas on ?? 0 e inghweek : B,,e~sides,9 grous~e be~ing, ,mu thinner for, the first'f thyee, or, onr.ays', sport,Jtie, young, broods, sb'onge t~han, ...

... AGENTS FOR. ThE CALEDONIAN MERCURY. Aberdeen .A. & R.. Mine, Glasgow -W. Love, St Athenmum EnechSqpare. Do. ?? & J. Smith. Greenock .. Mrs Owen. Do. -W..Panton. Haddington..J.. Millen. Do. -D. Wyllie & Son. - Do. -G.. Smiles. Aberlady .r P. Mitchell. HTawick .R.BIlack Alloa .._J..Lothian. Do. --J. Dalgleish. Arbroath ..'-TJames Smith. Inreresk J Gordon. Do. vG, Sutherlaud inverkeitlig. ...

... DISTRIBUTION OF HER MAJESTY'S: REGIMENTS IN INDIA. (FBoM THE rmTED SERVICE GAZETTE.) r As a good deal of anxiety prevails in England re- Pr garding the locality of ihe Queen's Regiments serving ni in India, we- have drawn up. the following from the s scattered notices in the Indian papers. We think it f may be relied on as correct:- Si: 6thCarabineers-Meerut, 43d Light Infantry- t prepared to ...

... AGENTS FOR THE CAHMDOWN DERCURY. Aberdeen A. & R. Milne, Glasgow .W.Love, St Atheneeum w- ioch Squiare Do. ' L. & J. Smith. Greenoelo..-.Mrs Owen. .Do. -W. Panton.-EadItn.Jie. Do. --D. Wyllie S Son. Do. ?? Smiles. Aberlady .-Mr F. Mitchell. Hawick ?? Black. Alloa --J: Lotlian. Do. ?? Dalgleish. Arlbroath ..Jamnes Smith. Inveresk i J. Gordon. Do.. ?? Sutherland. T:verkeith3Miis CampbeU. ...