... FRANCE. It is said that MI. Foulds, the Minister of State, before he quitted Paris, to preside over the Coun- ?? of his department, assembled several bankers to consult them on the best measures to be adopted to give more animation to the Bourse. It is further stated that the bankers were .unani- mous in recommending that the entrance of the Bourse should again be declared free, and that the ...

... AGENTS YOU THE CALEDONTUN MERCUEY. Aberdeen .-A. & R. Milne,'Glasgow __W. Love, St Athenaeum Enoch Squarw. Do. .L. & J. Smith. Greenock .. rs Owen. Do. -W. Panton. Heddington..J. MIillen. Do. _D.AWyllie&Son. Do. -G. Smiles. Aberlady .dlr ?? Mitchell. Ruirvick -R. Black. Alloa ?? Lotbian. DO. ?? Dalgleish. Arbroath .James Smith. Iniveresk -J. Gordon. Do. -G. Sutherland. ilaverkeithgMiss ...

... In the Dublin Freeman's Journal we find the fol- lowing remarks on India, published as Extracts fromn a Discourse Preached in St John's Cathedral, Salford, onl Sunday morning, by his Eminence Car- dinal Wiseman, on behalf of the Manchester and Sal- ford Catholic Orphan Asylum :- We have been for a hundred years striving to civilise an immense population; to civilise it in evcry way except ...

... FOREIGN INTELIGENCE. -4t lstt~ted that the interview between te esO ''and Eussi Will take ?? about the 27th I .,mostprobabeatStutt rdt and thai Count Walewskiand ftltioulortseheaku ?? it. The Empesi pc= -tt t In her husbas on the2th S-ep Chalons, and to proceed thence with himd t at the camp of ?? is4on tpoint of leavin Pars f th enoes. The Emperor of RussIa will leave St Peterel e esid To ° ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... The concluding day's sport came off on Friday. The first race, wbich started at one o'clock, was The Ayrshire Handicap of 5 Sovs. each, 3 forfeit, and 2 only if declared by the 25th day of August, with 50 Sovs. added by the Western Meeting. One mile and a half. Mr Dawson's b. f. Red, White, and Blue, 3 yr; old, 7st 71b. (R. Bullock) . . I Mr Wood ns b m Little Nell (h b.), 4 yrs old, Sst S8b ...

... TImE Or TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURGH FOR UNDERMNTIONED PLACES. SEPTEXU:R 1857. % The abbreviations within paremnthesis-(Cal*), (S. C.), (E. im G.), (N. B.). (E. P. and D.)-signify Caledonian, Scottish Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North British, and Edinburgh, Perth, and Dandee Railways respectively and intimate that the trains s4art from the termini of these railways in Edinburgh at the hours ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH| FRANCE. The Council-General of the Department of the H-erault has unanimously passed strong resolu- tions in favour of a revision of the French Cus- toms' tariff, with a view to the carrying out of free trade principles. AMERICA. SO UTHAMPTON, Thursday.-Arrived, the Ful - ton, steamer. Left New York 22d August; brings 100,000 dollais in specie. No political news. ...

... ?? Oat Rub vilitary ]Ittdidgme. WAR OrFFICE. Sept. 25. 3d Tegcment of Dragoon Guards-Lientenant I John Joseph Corrigan to be Captain, by purchase, vice Sarel, whose promotion from the- 9th Light I Dragoons on the 25th August l857, haa been can- celled. I 7th Light' Dragoons-The commission of Ibaptain. Sir Wm. Russell, Bart., to be Major, without pur- chase, to bear date 13th instead of 14th ...