... 015pirit of Qt Pas. SIR COLIN CAMPBELL IN THE FILD. (FROa THU rosT,) b Each succeeding mail that arrives from India is tl bringing into finer relief the character of our soldiers, a the intelligence and devotedness of oar officers, and B the prudence, heroism, and high capacity of the Com- I mander-in-Chief. One is tempted to ask oneself h whether these are the same soldiers-the same offi- I ...

... EAST LOTHIAN AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR JANUARY~ (WRITTEN PeO THE CALEDONTAN .iURCURY.) Another month has nearly elosed without the I usual severi-tyoef winter, cr rather', we might say, with more. the appearance of spring. We have had seve- rgl slight sts during the montk, but never vrosg enoughnto stop ploughing, nmless where. voluntattity done, i;n &41er to take advaeetage-of what frost trhe ...

... flortign zlitelliquat. PRUSSIA. The accounts that have reached the Berlin nlews- papers from the various provinces show that in al- most every large town the authorities have celebrated the Royal marriage in one way or another; in some cases by dinners of the upper classes: in others by treats to the poor, the inmates of hospitals or prisons, &c., with the accompaniments here and there of illu ...

... I FRANCE. PARIS, SATURDAY.-It is said that five great directions of police are to be created. The H-erald's Paris correspondent writes that the Aa07.iteul' of Sunday contains an address from the 22d Regiment, which says :- It seems im- possible for us to consider as friends Govern- ments who give an asylum to bandits.' It is stated that Lord Cowley has been in- structed to ask for an ...

... TDIE OF TRAMNS LEAVING EDINBURGH FOR UNDERMENTIONED PLeCa. FEBRTTARY 16.55. ~cThe abbreviations within Perentliesis-(Cal.>, (S. C.), (E, anid G.), (N. B5.). (E. P. ant) D.) -signify Caledonian, Scottish Central, Ediburgh ansi Glasgow, North British, ens! Edinhnrgh, Perth, and Dandee flatiways respectively, and intimate that the tra:,as start fromn ihe tarmaini ol these railways in Edinburgh at ...

... MERCURY OFFICE, TUESDAY, ELLVEN O'CLOCK. FRANCE. PARts, Monday.-The project of a new law was read to-day in the Legislative Chambers, empowering the Executive to remove from Paris all persons who attempt to disturb the public tranquillity. A Bill is also submitted for the constitutionof a Council of Regency. The Empress is to be Regent in her own right; then, failing to French Princes in the ...