... e (From the Tinmes.) a We publish in another column a Manifesto from the more ardent sebool of Parliamentary Reformers -Mr. Roebuck, Mr. Clay, Sir John Trelawny, and c others-containing the outline of a scheme of Par- liamentary Reform which they recomniend to the sup- port of the public. This Manifesto is issued on the F expectation of the subj ect being discussed next session, which they ...

... IL A I' E ST ?? ?? W.S. I HERALD OFFiCE, Friday Morninlg. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. The Chinese Government aresaid to have given the strictest orders against the Catholics, and a religious persecution was feared. AMERICA. Southampton, Thursday. The steam-ship Arago, Captain Lines, has arrived at CoweS from New York. On the 14th money matters were improving considerably The ...

... AGRICIILTURAL EDUCATION. . 1. { fl-n Po.> - ntti~ A (From the Economist.) One of the boot means of advaticing agricoltuire in this coon-Il, try, is tn raise thse social statns of the farmelr. Education will tPr! do much to aiccompjlish that olijilt. Ini order to take a farni pi! idvantageously, it lariner ought to bs somewhat mtore onl a uoc level, in point, of' general and bis~icsse ...

... THE B A N -K. A C T. (Ftoem the DailY NOeWi.) It is satisriactory that the discussioit relative to thle advisabi- f lify of relaxing the Bank Charter Act, in thle madle vhidh wats d adotpted with Such Signally beneficial results lin 1847, hlas'been v tatken til by most of the important commercial organls in tile kingdomn. That the idea woulda encounter violent op~position C fromn thle ...

... *1 II le it is )I It ri 'C ii I. n Ii it a ii a f I f a I' I. F (From the Scotsman.) On Monday evening last the fishing-boats belonging to PresI ltonpians and Chickenzie went to sea as usual-weather moderate; I whid, SW. Between 10 and 11 A.M. the winmd increased so Itiuch that many of the boats made for the land. The Isabella, dredge-boat of Prestonpans, made fast to the buoy off Cockenzie ...

... -B AN E R1E CIP RO C ITY. HOW THf BAMI OF SCOTLAND WAS ONa5 IN A 1 FIX, AXD NOW IT GOT OUT OF IT. To the Editor of ?? Herald. Glasgow, 14th Nov., 1857. San,-It is an old, and used, to be considered a true saying, that a fellow feeling makes us wondrous kind. I have had, however, in common with the public, some reason, in the course of the last few days, to doubt the truth of the old saw. ...

... x E N EL It A L C A V A I G N A C. (t'mema time 'f'lames' Correspommmlenee.) Paris, Friday, Oct. 30, 6 EP.N. I annoliuicm-d this miornintg time sudden detath of' Gemmeisi] Cavaignac. 'T'hat eventt hits produced duelp end itni versal regret, amid even those who differ mnost frmomm himil ii politics, exof-pt paErliaims, mime reumiant of tlhe, iimsurgent of Julie, 1849, have hoard the tidfings ...

... (From the London Papers of Saturday Emidim.D id FRANCE. ar (From the Globe's Correspondence.) id Paris, Friday EveiAi: The death of (seneral Cavaignac has taken all Fraiow Fqr surprise. Ass political event, the deatli oif the Gener& vwkei,.t ,as deprives the Icepublican party of its chief, is ,at mie .rmowt Ir- moment of immense importance; but in a mere h4tmnax plirt Ih, of view, the deathl ...

... GENEX.POST-OFFAE EDINBURGH. Asberd'n, l£>un Stirling, Alsn Berwsviec -and E. Berwick, Dunl dihgtos, &C. larnd . CurUsle, Liver chester, W. land Cairrie, Slatefo tone Dalkeith, Lass lin, Penicti phine Dublin, and S( land7 Dunbar, Haddi nent, &r. Dunternslisse,' Quleengferirv k'thing life, 1st, Kirke St Antdrewm ,te. Fife, 2d, Kirkec St Andrews,. (;alashiels, 1-1s burgh, Iele Stowve, &-c. ...

... SECOND EDITIONS MERCURY OFFICE, MONDAt, Y. ELZ 'CLOoE INDIA The Times' Calcntta correspondent writes on 224 October:- With this mail you will probably receive General Wilson's account of the capture of the Palace and King of Delhi. It has been suppressed in this country, and will not be published till after the de- parture of the mail. The oldect of this proceeding is doubtless to secnre the ...

... The last meeting of the present Board was held on Friday ?? Ilaninan in the chair. The minutes of last meeting having been read and approved The CIOAIRMAN, after the usual routine business bad been disposed of, said that the first matter of importance to be (lis. cussed was the report of the Inspector's Commtiittee. In order that the report might be thoroughly discussed, be would liing the ...

... (From the Times.) Mh submarine telegraph, which now unites England with ella, has brought us two messeges on India which will be i adwitah the greatest interest. I hen wc say that 15 veesels a ?? various ports in our Indian posssCsion$S. carrj'ing 41te '1181 5000 troops, our readers will at once rejoice to hear that S inlposing a force has been added to those brave regi- th njlitie ?? so ...