... 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 It has been suppressed in this country, and will not be published till after the de- parture of the mail.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 ...

... f, Ott ig a.Iddligna. FRANCE. It is said that the proposal made by the French Government to refer the question of Holstein to the Paris Conference has not succeeded ; the German t Powers, with Austria and Prussia at their head, have declared that it is for the decision of the Germanic Confederation exclusively. The last accounts from Mexico state that the situation of that country is such, ...

... TME; OF TRAGNS LEAVING EDIWBURGH FOR UNDERDIENTIONED PLACES. NOVEMBER 1.7 ?? The abbreviations Within parenthesis--(Cap., (S. C.), (E. and G.), (N. B.), (F±. H. and 1.)4-signify Caledonian, Scottish Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North British, and Edinburgh, Perth, anad Dundee Railways respectively, and intimate that 'hea trains start from the termini of these railways in Edinburgh at the ...

... b9ll.te 3jntetlhacne. THE NORTHUMBERLAND AND DURHAsA DISTRICT BASe.-The Newcastle Chronicle says, it believes the transactions of the bank most talked of and dreaded will really turn out to be so amply covered as to ren- der any loss from them in the highest degree proble- matical. ELECTION EXPENSEs.-The election auditor for the North Riding of Yorkshire has published his re- turn of expenses ...

... SUERSARY. The Overland Mail did not reach London on Saturday in sufficient time to secure the despatch of the papers that night: we are therefore neces- sitated to hold over details till to-morrow's publi- cation. In the meantime, the telegraph brings us a few additional items, in which we regret to add there are reported a number of serious caualties; some of them the result of heroic ...

... (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) HAMBURG, Nov. 24, 1857.-Our money market has gradually become more easy, for although there have been one or two additional failures, and ru- mours as to others that might follow, there does not appear to be any actual want of money, but it is the want of confidence which chiefly prevents matters -again getting altogether into the usual channel. To assist in ...

... CHINA. It is reported by the Hong Kong inail that sevt- missionaries have been condemned to death; - GERMANY. - HiamnuiG, Nov. 28.-At an extraordinar; z.t- ing of ?? Cdfttcil held to-day, it wis nnari- mously agreed' to-accept the propositions or tice Senate to 'ckeate'Exchequer Bills to the amount ,,7 fifteen millions uiarks-banco, to be let on the seRc- rity of inperishable merchandise, ...

... RAILWAY R.E.CEIPTS. . The follawing are the receipte- of the subjoine! ratlways for the pastweek .--I Name of Railway. Belfast and Ballynenta Caledonian. Deeside Dundee, Porth, and Aberdeen j'anotion Eastern Counties, Norfolk, ?? Union East Lancashire. Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, YPerth, and Dundec. Glasgow and. Soauth-Western Great Nectthern. Great North of Scotland Great Southern and ...

... at . an b Pltalry Zuttidgt, Intelligence has been received au the invalid depot, Chatbhanw, that iupwards of 1000 sick and wounded British troops are now on their passage home from India, and may shortly be expected to arrive at that establishment, where- every arrangemeent has been made for their reception. :The invalid: troops em- ployed int the Persian atnd China expeditions are also daily ...