... THE MASSACRE AT 6AWNPORE. traffic w WE (Timies) have 'leen favouedt with 'the following mne- period of mnorandum. of a vernacular document, fbund in 'the house iuneorala, le which, the ladies of General Whoelelsr' force were murder- bcen a d ed ?? I .II of notinc List of those who arrived in this house on Tuesday, July 7, been furt 1857:- mileagef Mr Greenway, Mrs Greenway, Mrs Greenway, F. ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... SCQTcH uNVMISITY -REPRESENTATION IN1 PA.BIIADENT. (Fpe-on the Mofoin~~g ~Post.) University replesentation is ?? a part of the consti- tution of Parliament. Members are returned to the House of Commons b the Universities of Oxford, Cambridge, and Dublin; and the concession of one or two members to the university of London will not now be much longer delayed. Tie case of the Scottish ...

... LAY PREACIUNG. ?? Saturday's contemporary does not know very well m iseemingly whether to be amused by the gentlemen who of lhave recently taken to the task of religious exbortation, D or to be angry with them. _He has but two objections V to offer to their preaching-the detrimental effect of ,which it is likely to produce on the popular credit of cc i average pulpit discourses, and the ...

... LETTERS FROM IDIA. THn following letters give an interesting account of the ONe state of matters at Agra. They are from Dr Walker, son in ti of our townsman Mr William Walker, and the two gentle- prol mon mentioned as engaged along with him against thle tion mutineers (Drs Farquhar and Watson) are also Aber. that dloniane :_ . enti 1AGRA CMaTRA~ SAIT, Juno 28, 1857. eloio My DIIR FATHneR, ...

... THE WEATHER AND CROPS, A. ANGUS AND MEARNS.-We are assured that the crop ha will not as yet be injured, provided sharp, drying weathere set in, but appearances give little promise in the meantime. Le Many of the farmers in this quarter are already finished with 36' . their cutting, and it is estimated that there is less than a /n third of the crops standing over the whole of Angus and . Mearns ...