... IN-: XDIA. EUROPEANS 'KILLED BY THE MUTINEER Europeans killed by rebels in India, as prepared at the 'v Foreign Office, Calcutta, and which. is ldated 23rd INovember. * The naueiethusgiven are:- ' Colonel J. Platt, 23rd *N.I, Indore, I st July,; shot, down;1 Captain J. Pagan, 23rd N.I., 'Indore, lst July, sbot down; a Major A. Harris, lst Light Cavalry,.Indore, lot Julyi,way- laid;- Mr. ...

... LATEST - -- -- I I Yesterday (Satuiay) morning the lard ftheyor, ae veral of the aldermen and the member' of e court of common council, waited upon the French anmbas- ador, and piresented to him the resolution passed Unanimously by the court of common counc, con- gratulating the Emperor and Bmpress of the French upon their late escape.- -The Queen haa given orders for the following ...

... abbe Ep;oi1r) 5ournal. SATURDAY, JANNUARY 23, 1858. The nuptials of the Princess Royal and the Prince of Prussia will be celebrated on Monday amidst the pomp ot and splendour which befit an occasion of such deep and universal interest to the people of England. Per- _ haps few Royal marriages ever took place under more auspicious circumstances. Educated under the immne- diate supervision of her ...

... Ir~s wvcn, 8atfalfdezy. Janary 9, - Mr. Justice Cresswell having accepted the judgeship of the New Prerogative Court, the Lord Chancellor has conferred the. vacant judgeship in the Court of Com- mon Pleas, upon Mr. Serjeant Byles. The appoint- ment has afforded unmingled satisfaction to the Bar, as well as to the public, Mr. Serjeant Byles haviug been long distinguished on the Norfolk Circuit ...

... The following telegram was received at the East India House on Monday, and gives the Calcutta di version of the relief of Lucknow:- The Commander in Chief crossed the river and entered es Oude on the 9th inst.l He was reported from Cawnpore at on the 12th to have reached Allumbagh, and to have opened ut communisation with Sir James Outram. Between the u 9th and 12th 1300 troops of all arms ...

... PREFERM1ENTS AND AITOINTMENTS. RURAL DEANIERY. Rev. G. Marshall, Viica Of' PPrton, to the rural deanery of Aston, in the diocese of Oxford. IlECTOlIES. Rev. R. Ardill, to the rectory ande vicarago of Kilternan, Ilublin. Rcv. J. C. Burnett, to St. Michael's, Bath. Rev. E. M. Chaplin, to Chilton, Berks. mev. R. C. GI.v'.oy, t' the rectory of Wayford. Rcv. ?? 'Iierney, to Eninore. Rcv. P. Wilkin ...

... WITNi..Y. I)IFD.-De. 2°6, at WVituaoy, Susaimna, widow of the late fr. tb;ie: Clai;k formel-crly of the Coach and Horses, Corn- trect, O:i.:iui zars-h)-e. :30, , Mrs. Elijahittl l1o0)!s aed 'i yire --Sanme day, at Millst r, Aniy, wife of Edw. i rooks, :zqpwd 7i years, Bs.sn CoIN.-We stronelh rcolronelod thle tradosmenl an etlwrs of this town to lotk p trticulzllly tit the mioney they metoivo ...

... (Fromn the London Papers of Saturday Evening.) FOREIGN INTELLIGFNCE. FRANCE. (From the Globe's Correspondence.) Paris, Friday Evening. There was an earthquake at Rhodes on the 15th of December. I sent a telegram last evening, announcing the death of Reschid Pasha, at Constantinople, of apoplexy. Count Segur has been returned on Government influence, at the Meuse, by 14,000 votes out of 17,000 ...

... THE 78TH JIMLAMDERM. i-It is not, perhaps, generally known that the 78th Iligh- e landers, the regiment which has so distinguished itslf at Cawnpore and elsewhere, under the gallant Havelock, is of 4 old renown in the East Indian warfare. The original denomni- dnation of the regiment was the Scaforth Highlanders, orthe 78th of the line, and it was raised in 1778, by the re- stored Earl of ...

... Caurt aO fnL Otqlltn At Windsor Castle, off Thursday, tile Qucen confcrred then -lignity of Knight of the Garter upon Prince Fredericle' William of Prussia. A tllh knights wllp were present, together with-the dittingllted ifdi'idtials, were enter- tained to a sun~tuotlls-banquet in the evening. THE CA LEDONIAN M ERCURY, T'ilF LARGEST DAILY PAPER IN EDINPURGH,' PuBLIsHEn AT ON NE P EN N Y. The ...

... ,ftifit uf test J-!-aM ThlE SCOTTISHI UNIVERSITIES. (FROM TilE DAIlY 2lriS). 1 VL Wt,' the thing, abhorred by Sydney Smith, is Aku not c1onfined to the North of the Twreed. Here, far to the South of that stream, as Byron said of les I 7loaq'esi s. s- we've not so good a name, but have the was thin-'-as every one wvill confess who has toiled the through the laboriously flippant article on ...

... I F I1A N C E. OPENING OF THE FRENCH CHIAMBERS.-IMPORTANT SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR. The Emperor opened the Chambers on Monday, and addressed them in the following speech: Gentlemen, Senators, and Deputies,-At the annual meeting of the Chambers I render you an account of what has taken place during your absence, and I ask your support for the measures to be taken. Since last year the Government ...