... FROM OUA PARIS COHRESPONDENtIF Tire much talked of bith1t1g of tho Emperors, which takes place to-day at Stutgardt, IS the most amusing subject of dis. f cussion in Paris just now-. As I Vaed occasion to remark bforer the Anglo-French alliance baa nothirng to fear from any stcb interview. We are informed by the French prints that tienr exists in England tbe most dreadful excitement regarding ...

... em (lrann-ao f T -l.t.t A - T nl W., v From Correspondence of Illustrated London News.) Bi Before Delhi, July 25. frc My last letter was closed on the morning of the 15th, and tot n gave you-some details of the action of the prceeding day. The hii is assault commenced, as usual, with a game at long balls, early inj e in tik day; next, the old style of fighting-under cover, until no k ?? blood ...

... Tithle8 on Oysters.-During the past week the habi- Vi tual quietness of tte Mumbles has been interrupted f by a dispute regarding the tithes levied on the oysters ill which are brought il such large qditiities to the cl village. Tile owner of the tithes is-R.. D. Berrington, Yc Esq. of Woodlands Castle, betweeni 'whom anid the. oyster dredgers the question was the subject of a long H and ...

... Major General Sir Hugh Rose, ?? left a few day, ago to assume his command in India, proceeding direct over. ; land to Suez, and thence to Calcutta. . ARTILLERY OFFIcERS.-i consequence of the demand for officers of the Royal ArtiUery, orders have been received by the authorities at the Royal Military Academy, Wool. wich, for 40 of the senior gentlemen, cadets of the practical aass, to be ...

... PRESENT~ATIoHs.-The Queen has been pleased to pre- sent the Rev. James Campbell to the church and parish of Balmarino, in the presbytery of -Cupar, and county of Fife, vacant by the death of the Rev. John Thomson. The Queen has also been pleased to present the Rev. John Bar- nett to the church at Shieldag, in the parish of Applaecross, in the presbytery of Lochcarron, and county of Ross, va- ...

... GENERAPL. POST-OFFICE, EDINBIJItGll Boxes Close. General Regeov., p . in Edin P. Office. flonseal 'Leith.] 'tLeith. bLULS. Aberd'n, Dundee, Perth,) 5 45A. 10. Op 10 Or ID 40 StirlingAlloa, &c. . ;a 7 2OP Z OP 7 Or C30 Bervicls end E. of England 1 S0P 11 Or 1 OP 6 40A Berwick, Dunbar, Had-) din tou. ac, E. of Eng-' * 5 15P 4 SOP 430P 3 O land. Cailisle, Liverpool, Man-) 4 D, 3 15P 3 30P 6 40A ...

... SsMIThI THE POET. (sr-o w1 PUNCH.) I fo, All readers of poetry must be deeply ited'ebted to . the Adhenceumn for its eliborate exposure of the pla- sid>s giarisms of Mr Alexander Smith. The neble per- in ti severance with which every lrhrase of Mr S Jth'. has thel been overhauled, and the etores of collected and re- towa collected learning which have been addut-ed to hims demonstrate the ...

... TIMBE OF TRAINS LEAVING EDLNBURGH FOR UNDERAINTIONED PLACES. SEPTEM1BER 1857. *,4 The abbreviations within parenthesis-(Ca.), (S. C.), (E. ad G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.) -signify Caledonian, Scottish Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North British, and Edinburgh, Perth, and Dwndee Railways respectively; and intimate that the trains start from the termini ef these railways in Edinburgh at the ...

... THE MOORS AND FQRESTS. (moRt THE INVELNgSS OQU~tElE.) A few jottings from the moors have reached. us since our last. At Knockie, Stratherrick, Colonet Adair, M.P., and Mr H. Adair, shoot more or less almost every day. Tbe following are the nnmhers killed on five successive days :-15* brace, i.I brace, 12 brace, 16 brace, aiad, 161 brace. Oa one of these days, George Mackiztosh, Esq., also ...

... Naval RIO R'Jilitarg Captaiu E. E. Rose, of the Rifle Brigade, accom- panies Sir HI. H. Rose to India as Aide-de-Camp. The 18th Royal Irish and the 94th are held in readiness to embark at short notice for the Cape of Good Hope. Captain C. W. Aymner, of the 66th Foot, tias been appointed Aide-de-Carmp to General H. W. Breton at Mauritius, vice Captain D. Hunter Blair, of the Scots Fusilier ...

... MONDAY, Sept. 1. The second for the season of these great annual marts commenced to-day, with the sale for sheep. The general stock, in point of numbers, was very limited, there never having been seen, in the reeod- ]ection of the oldest dealers, such a meagre show. There are two reasons assigned for this-that the al- manacshad stated the second Monday instead of the second Tuesday, wbich ...

... AG-XNTS FOR THE CALEDO.NIA\ MERCEURY. Aberdecn .-A. & I:. Milnc, Glscgow,._IV. Love, St Atheueunm Enoch Square. Do. ,.L. & J. Smith. Greenock ?? rs Owen. Do. _-W. Panton. 'lladdington-..T. Milleu. Do, _D. Wyllie & Son.: Do. ._G. Smiles. Abelialy .M:.Nr F. Mitchell. rlawick , Black. ALon ?? Lothian. Do. ?? Daigleisll. Axhroathi .._James Smith. inverru ?? Gordon. Do. ._G. Slutherlalnd. ...