... G'Ild alO 14ffsljiolt. Hfer Majesty tie Queen aud the Prince Consort, with the i'rines of W'ales and tie Duke of Saxe Coburg, attended by the Hon. Horatio Stopford, ?? Buckley, and Colonel F. II Seymour, visited the British Museum on 'iThursday afternoon. Her Rloyal ,Xtigness the Duchess of Iteut visited the queen at Buckiogham l'alace. The Prince of Wales, attended by Colonel F. 1-H. Sey-nour ...

... TIME OF TRAIMS LEAVLNG EDLNBURGH FOR UNDERMENTIONED PLACES. FEBRUARY 1858. * The abbreviations within parenthesis-(Cal.), (S. C.), (E. and G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.) -signify Caledonian, Scottish Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North Biitisb, and Edinburgh, Perth, and Dandee Railways respectively, and intimiate that the t rains start from the termini oi these railways in Edinburgh at the ...

... (FROMs OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) B13Its Or TiE OTTAWVA, 8th Jan. 1858.-Since the date of my last letter, the elections have occupied general attention, and even those who had no in- clination to be drawn into the vortex awere compelled to take some part in them either on one side or the other; and from what I have had an opportunity of seeing of Canadian electors, I have no reason to think ...

... S Ce. THE CUSTOMS v. THE INLAND REVENUE. TO TrE EDITOR OF THED CALXDONIAN MERCURY. Sim-Having seen the letters byyour correspondents 1Marcus and Normal, &c., on the subject of the comparative remuneration of the various classes in the Landing Department of the Customs at Leith, will you be so kind as permit me, through the medium of your valuable columns, to call public attention tothe ...

... THE PEINCE AND PRINCESS FREDERICK WILLIAM OF PRUSSIA. The following is from the Berlin correspondent of the Tines, under date Feb. 1:- An address was presented to the Paince of Prussia last Saturday morning on his arrival here by the Municipality of Berlin, apropos of his return from witnessing his son's marriage in England. The ad- dress runs as follows : Illustrious and gracious Prince and ...

... Tho statutory half-yearly meeting of this Board was held ?? Blackadder in the chair. After the despatch of some routine business, A report was rend from the deputation appointed at the special meeting held on the 15th ult., to con- fer with the Managers of the Royal Edinburgh Asylum for the Insane, on the subject of representation. A conference had been held, and, after considerable dis- ...

... ra D t rI at r iat t II 1t. ?? --i [nY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPl.] 110 USE OF LORDS-FRIDAY FRENCH PASSPORTS. Lord CLAP\ENO1)N, in reply to Earl Stanhope, said the French Government bad intimated to her Mvlajesty's Government their intention of putting an end to the system under *which passports were granted by French consuls here to British subjects. Her Ma- jesty's Government expressed their entire ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH t ITALY AIND PERSIA. The object of Feruk Kbani, the Persiau ambas- sador's, visit to Rome, is to conclude a treaty of comimerce with the Pope, and to arrange on a better basis the position of the Catholic bishops in Persia. DENMARK. At Copenhagen, the very aniniated discussions which lasted through two days, terminated by the rejection of the Holstein proposals by 41 ...

... jortip ?Ilttlligtlltf. FRANCE. f, The Globe's Paris correspondent says:-' Serious. people are beginning to feel deep alarm at the possi- t bility of arenewed attempt of the refugee confederacy; I and the total want of a clue to the projects of the . gang is proof that they are desperate and resolute a men, whom death cannot apnpal, nor money ternpt to. betray their associates. The-Ribirotn-r ...