... AGENTS FOR THE CALEDON2L 3LERCUty. Aberdeen .-A. & P. Miilne,iGlasgow-.W. Love, St Athencum * Enoch Square Do. --L & J. Smith. Greenock ..-1trs Owen. Do. . W. Pauton. laddington..J. Millen. Do. ?? Wyllie and) Do. _G. Smiles. Son. Ifawick -R. Black. Aberlady .-Mlr F. Mitchell. Do. J. Dalgleish. Afloa ?? Lothian. tnveresk -J. Gordon. Arbroath Jaines Smith. inverkeithgThss Campbell. Do. -G. ...

... THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER AT AYLESBITRY. k On Monday Mr Disraeli was elected k knight ofthe t shire for the county otfBuckin'gham. e Mr DisRAELT, in returning tbanks for this, his fifth election for Buckcingharrmslhire, ?? he last appeared before them, very important and remarkable d events had cecu-rced.; atid very recently theresad hap- _ pened that which he believed, to the surprise ...

... COMMENTS OF THE LONDON PAPERS, The Thnes disapproves of Lord J. Russell's propo- sition of last snight with reference to the India Bill. The same paper ?? statement that the Rus- sian minister in London had protested against the title of Duke of Malakhoff is absurd. The Herald considers Lord J. Russell's course in- telligible anrd useful. THEa DoiWy News prefers delay in settling the India ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH FRANCE. With reference to the appointment of the Duide' of Montebello as Envoy to Russia, the Times Paris correspondent remarks, that the Orleans party must indeed be in a ruinous condition when such mnen as the Duke and M. Dupin leave it for ever. The Times' Paris correspondent writes on Tues- day ?? arrest of the French refugee Bernard, by the English police, has given ...

... Z?,f dribil l2ervirt. TIE CUSTOMS' SERVIoc.-The Controllrrship of Customs att the port ot Liverpool has ?? ibolishid, ei-angements haviiig been ittlio in London w~hiuch dis cise wi-h that ollice. Mr Daw, b ho bor so-tine time has hi-ld the appoimintoeit, has been promoted to the Collectorship at Plymouth. ILLICIT DISTILLATION.-A practice prevails in the S rural districts of Devorishire of ...

... GENERAL POST-OFFIGE, EDENBURGH. Boxes Close. |Delvry Geseral lieceiv'gI P. O. 'in Edin ip Offlce. Houses;I Leith. bLeith. MAILS3. - Aberd'D, DPadee, PertIl,) 5 45A. 10 OP 10 O1 !p 40A Stirling, Alloa, &c. . j 7aVO7 . 7 Op 7 OI 630P Berwick.and E. ofEngland, 1 3OsF U Op 1 C1 6 40A .Bclvrwk, Dunbar, II:d-) 4d dingtoln,&c., E. of Eng-k 1;P 43OP 430P 34OP land. . ?? .. .. Carlisle, Liverpool, ;Man ...

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... AGEN'TS FO-I TUE CALEDONIAN NiECUlY. Aberdeen .A. & I. 31ilne, Glasgow .W. Love, St Athen cum Enoch Square Do. _.T, & J. Sm-ith. Greenock .._ljrs Owen. Do. __~NY Panton. jHadd-ingtc-J. Mlilen. Do. ?? Wyllie and Do. -G. Smiles. Son. fiawick ___IL Black. Aberlady .._l Ur F. Mlitchell. Do. _J. Dalgleish. Alloa ~J. Lothian. InvereA,J. Gordon. Arbroath .._James Smith. inverkeithg31iss ...

... ~ I - 5',C AN AiEralnlec N SIHP OFr THE ISLE OF Vf-.5r.T-Thc wreck of the American ship Abby Langdon, of N'I w York, at the back of the Isle of bight, has be, reported at Lloyrd's She was laden ?? 1o0 tons of rice. Tae ship and cargo are wallied at L.40.000. EN~rECTED i3551rRT; .OF VGOtnD;-The following is a '.St of the gold ships whichl are still at sea for the United Kingdom :-The Eagle, for ...

... M il RERNAL OSBORNE AND HIS CONrST-I TUENTS AT DOVER. On ll'riday evening last, this gentlemnan, who11 W- ~alltl cupied the p0s1 of Siesertary to thle Admiralty in, the flec Pa!m~a-ston and Aberde-en Azdministralionfs, met ` -as Y partyaof his colistiuencs it the Royall Oak bIn, DoN-ec. the Mr Emnis occupicd the Chair. the Mr1 'OSnOeTNE, ?? reception was -very Iheals, po having, in the first ...

... urt slau faslioun. OSR-ORNE, ?? morning her Majesty, his RToyal Highness the Prince Conisort, P1iice Alfred, I'rincess Alice, amid Princes Htelena, attended by the Ladies and C4entlencu in Waiting. were present at divine service, at Whippingitam Church. The Rtev. G. i'rotlhero performed the service. llis Itoyal lighiless tile Prince Consort, at- tended by Capt. t'e llon DLudley do It0s, ...

... MIr M'Mahon's New Trial in Criminal Cases Bill bas passed its second reading in the House of Commons, by 145 to 91 votes. The Bill gives to criminals who, by a mistake on the part of judge or jury, may have been wrongly convicted, a rlight similar to that which prevails in disputed judgments in civil actions. Mr Sheridan's In- ?? and Assurance Institutions Bill has been thrown out, the ...