... 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 ...

... G.ENEH.AL POST-OFFICE, EDIXLUURGH. Boxes Close. l e ?? I;Dcl'vcry General Receiv'g 1. 0. in Eliu. p. Office. Houses. Leith. &Lcitlt. Aberd'n, Dxoudee, Perth,) 5 45. 10 OF 10 OF 6 40A Stirling. Alioa, ac.. f a 7 20e 7 Or 7 Or 6 30r Beowick and E. of England 1 SO-11 Or OF 1Or 6 40O Bcrwick, lluubar, Had-1 dington, Sa., E. ofEng- I 5 1P 4 3Dr 4 30P a O land . . . . . . . Carlisle, Liverpool, Man) ...

... -WGATION OF THE rIVERS OF INDIA. AEilghly influential mieeting was held on Friday not -:mg Rieligious Insthtutiofl Roomis, Glasgow, for the ann .pwi& of hearing from Capt. lioseason, R.N., and 5usd 46~ac enlm ,fomng a deputation from the Cvi- paic tmtkl )nadSemCmay a proposal for impo- per ~n ~tj' i;nland navigation of India. The Lord Pro- to il ?? took- the chair, but having to be present tit ...

... BHITO TAKEN & RETAKEN. . SE.ROS PQSITION OF GENERAL IHAVELOCK. e The Foreign Office have printed and isquet a two despatches froln the Secretarv to the Govern- ; ment of India, containing details which wonh3 6 fill two columns. Havelock was in Cawnpore. Bhitoor had been reoccupied by the insnirgents, and again retaken. Havelock's force was -e duced to 900 ment vorn out and wanting rest. ' ...

... fmign &Wligna. FRANCE. The Correctional Tribunal of Paris has decreed the seizure and entire suppression- of the Mysteres du Peuple, by Eugene Sue, a serial commenced so long ago as 1849, and long since circulating throughout Europe by hundreds of thousands of copies. Baron de la Chastre, the assignee of the copyright, is sen- tenced to a year's imprisonment and a fine of 6000f. The ...

... CANSADA. (iaoOOm ou OWN CORRESPONDENT.) BANSS or TIHE OTTAWA, September 6, 1857.-In one of my late letters I said that there were then two points under discussion at home, in the decision of which much anxiety was felt in this province- the EHdson s Bay territory question, and that of the hix- ing of the Canadian capital ; and I added that no -doubt is entertained of what is right being ...

... T3IME OF TRAINS LEAVING EDLNBUTrO1j FOR UNDERMENTIONED PLACES. SEPTEMBER lS57. * The abbreviations within parenthcsis-(Cal.), (S. 0.4. (E. and G., (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-signify Caledonian, Scottish Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North Dritelij asd Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways respstgively; and intimate that the trains ?? from the temip, o these railways in Edinburgh at the hours ...

... Lola Montes has addressed the followiongepistle to ip o the editor of the Hfstreal Witness :- Sieg-A gentle- wi msn of this city has just put into my hands.-a copy of your paper, in which you make an unprovoked at- tack on me, and recommend respectable- people not to hear my lectures. Now, Sir, in the notice which I am about to take of you, do not suppose that I am lot moved by any idea that ...

... The following is from the Paris correspondent of the Times, under date, Friday:- The effect of the approaching meeting between the Emperors of Russia and Austria is to confirm the be- lief already entertained by those who view the matter dispassionately, that the interview at Stuttgardt is an interview of peace-of peace, that is to say, not only between Napoleon and Alexander, between Russia ...

... A VISIT TO NENA SAHIB'S ZENTANA. (PROM THP, ILLUSTRATED TIMES.) 'During the time I was occupied in making my salaam to the Maharajah, my wife was conducted into the zenana. She thus describes her visit-of course this holy of holies was closed to my profane eyes ?? was ushered into a room in the most re- tired wing of the castle, through a series of doors, each door being closed and bolted ...

... COUNTY OF IIADDINGTON. A meeting of the Commissioners of Supply for the County of East Lothian was held yesterday in the I County Buildings, Haddington-Sir R. Houston, of Clerkington, in the chair. THE POLICE ACT. The Clerk read a report of the Police Committee of Justices of the Peace, in reference to a remit made to them as to what would be a sufficient force for the County, and the ...

... TMIE OF TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURGII FOR UNDERMIENTIONED PLACES. SEPTEMIBER 1857. , The abbreviations within parenthesis-(Cal.), (S. C.), (E. and 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 start from trie teraiini of these raffiways in Edinburgh at ...