... SECOND EDITION OF SATURKDAY. COMMENTS OF THE LONDON ITAPERS The Times ?? Malmesbury l as inauga;- rated his reign at the Foreign Office by the folhlwinge~ important ?? Loftus, at pr, sent Sec're- - tary of Legation at Berlin, will succeed Sir IrtsDiM: ton Seymour at Vienna. Sir J Crompton, at pseneot minister at Havover, and late minister at the ifned States, will succeed Lord Wodehouse at ...

... MERCURY OFFICE, MONDAY, NINE O CLOCe. INDIA. TIMES' DESPATCI. The following telegram was received at the Foreign Office on 28th AMarch at s.j O r.^ Political intelligence from Bombay by the Ottawa. SuEZ, March 25th, 1S5S.-The most cbeering intelligence that has reached Bombay for some time it is our good fortune to be able to for- ward by this mail. The Commander.in.Chief having received the ...

... GFXNERAL POST-OFFICE, EIYENBURGlL Boxes Close. Del'very IGeneral |Reeccv'gP . )in Edi. P. Office. eIouscs. Leit. & Leith. AD~lr s. I __ - ?? Aberd'n, Dundee, Perth,) 5 45A. 10 O r 10 OD 640 Stirling, Alloai, &c. ,j 7 2'Oe 7 pp 63 I7 Bersviek and E. of England, l3OP I 11 OP 1 OP 6 40A Berwicl;, Dunbar, IHad- 4 0 l dington, ac., E. of Eng-, 415P 430P. 30P 3 P laud . .. . I I Carlisle, liverpool, ...

... BY ELECTRIC_ TELEGRAPH. I I ?? FRANCE. Pours, Wednesday.-The Post ?? answer of the French Government to the despatch of Lord Maltnesbury cannot fail to be forwarded forthwith, if it has not already been sent. The r documents will probably not be published until the negotiations have approached their ter- mination. ' The .2lionifeur states that on the 24th nltimo aavests were simultaneously ...

... AGENTS FOR THE CALEIDONIANq MERCUJRY. Aberdeen .. & R. Milne, Glasgow W. Love, St Athenanum IEnoch Square Do. .L. & J. Smith. Greenock ..31rs Owen. Do. -_W. Panton: Haddingtcn..J. Millen. Do. -D. Wyllie and Do. -G. Smiles. Son. ilawick ?? Black. Aberlady .Mr F. Mitchell. Do. -J. Dalgleish. Alloa .- J. Lothian. Inveresk J. Gordon. Arbroath ..-James Smith. lnverkeitbgMiss CampbeL. Do. -G. ...

... THE BISHOP OF ST ANDREWS AND THE BISHOP OF BIECIIIN. Dr Wordsworth, Bishop of St Andrews, Dunkeld, and Dunblane, has just issued a pastoral address to the laity of his diocese, in regard to the unhappy controversy which has ariscu amongst us upon the subject of the most solemn mystery of our holy reli- gion, the Sacramant of the Lord's Supper. The ad- dress has been issued i i deference to ...

... [FROMI OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] HONG KoNG, 15th February 1858.-Since my last there has been little of interest happening here. The blockade of the Canton River was raised on the 10th instant, and a good number of foreigners have already taken advantage of it to visit the City of Rams. The spirit of the haughty Cantonese has received a complete humbling, foreigners walking through every part ...

... .mpaiaA [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY. The Royal Assent was given by commission to the Militia Act Continuance Bill, the Commissioners being the Lord Chancellor, Lord Wensleydale,. and the Earl of Hardwicke. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presented a peti-. tion from the British branch of the Evangelical Al- liance against the opium traffic, and in favour of the promotion of ...

... LETTER FROM LADY HIAVELOCK TO TIE MAYOR OF BIRMINGHAM. The Mayor of Birmingham has received the fol- lowing letter from Lady Havelock, in reply to a vote of condolence passed by the Birmingham Town- Council:- i Bonn, on the Rhine, March 11, 1858. SIR,-I have this week had the honour to receive your letter, accompanied by an address of condolence from yourself, the aldermen, and burgesses of ...

... Aberdeeu.,A. & R. 1ilne, Glasgow-. W. Love, St Athenlcum I Enoch Squart Do. _ & J. Snith. Greenock Mrs Owen. Do. _W. Panton. Haddington..J. Millen. Do. ?? Wyllie and Do. -.G. Smiles. Son. Hawick ?? Black. Aherlady .-Ur F. Mitchell. Do. --J. Dalgleish. Alloa ?? Lothian. Inveresk --J. Gordon. Arbroath .,James Smith. inverkeitligMiss Campbel. Do, -G. Sutherland. Jedburgh ?? & W. Yaateej ...

... ~ IDIN'B} U) A-ND GLA8SGOWf RfAILIVAY. I ?? ,1 E ?? .- : I . - The directors h.ive esttcd their relort, It hlch is tc he laid before the shaieclojde15 at their half- Yearly mectin, ml Thirsdav rcxtt. There has been an increase of L.3370 o0 thle pas-enger traffie, L.77S on iha goods traflic, anad L272 oan p'yets, horscs, and mails. This inctease, thongh fair, it net so large as might have ...

... I I - - - - o Yesterday, the half-yearly general meeting of the s shareholders of this-company was held in the com- a pany's offices, George Street, Glasgow-P. Blaclkburn, e Esq. of Killearn, M.P., in the chair. The SECRESTARY read the advertisement calling the meeting, and the report having been held ss reed, The CsrAasNtAN said, the report referred to what he believed was alluded to in all ...