... I i HRprALD OrFIcE, Xedtescday Mfoociag i BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. BOMBAY MAIL. h The Tinkles' correspondent telegraphs that the Bbrabay m mail left Alexandria on the 26th Feb. The Cominandernin.4Chief was still at Futtyghur on ther 28th January, waiting for the siege train, which left Agrai on the 22d. An attack from Calpee was. expected at Futtehpore. Troops from Allahabad and Cawnpore were ...

... THE WEST OF SCOTLAND BIBLE SOCIETY, ?? - A , _ . . _ 11 -- t I I . I . The tenth annual rmeeting of the members and friends of q this society was hold on Monday night, in the Relin'ious t Institution Roomn. The Rev. Dr. Hill, president of the 1 society, occupied the chair, and was surrounded.on.the plat- b form by the Rev. Dr. M'Ta-ggart, the Rev. Dr.- Paton, the c Rev. Dr. Napier, the Bev. ...

... MONCUR v. M'FAIULANE AND M;INTYRE. I TILE OLISGlow FATR SATURDAY. The following interlocutor has been pronounced by Mr. ~IbShriff Steele in anl actioss at tile instanice of a young manl named Moncur, concluding for damages for having been Struck by MI'Intyre, anl officer of the Clyde Police, at the isteamboat quay, on the Fair Saturday: Glasgow, 25th March, 1858.-Having heard parties'plrocn- r ...

... THE -HINA MAIL. (From the Times' Correspondence.) OGevernor's Yamun, Canton, Jan. 28. Haeving gone down to Hong Hong with the last mailboat, I re- mained there a few days to get my letters and make some arrange- ments for a more protracted residence in Canton. The topics of interest in the city of Victrria were not very numerous. Some benevolent individuals amuse themselves by throwing pebbles ...

... INDIA-LETTER FROM A DUMBARTONSHIRE OFFICER. The ifollowing is an extract from a letter sent recently by a young staff officer at Allahabad to his family in Dumbar- tanslire. He is one of three gallant members of that family ' at present on service in India; and we understand that this was his first engagement Staff Office, Allahabad, 10th January. Brigadier Campbell went ,.rt on the 0th ...

... PORT-GLASGOW IHARBOUR TRUST. PorL-Glasffow H~qrl)oilr Trmf, wnlg o~~i~ltq1 I PORT-GLASGOW IHARBOLTR TRUST. II ?? Port-Glasgow Harbour Trust was conlstituted-the I Y Lord Provost in the chair. NV The minutes of the various meetings of committee wvere D g read. el a Mr. M'DowansL moved their approva]. The pecuniary A I matters of the Trust were in a. very favourable state, con-f sidering that ...

... 1 ,,rthe Times.) -The new -P'emietilies lost no time in delivering the decision of his 4Administration on the important question of East Itndian dvirnrqitut. Tlhere isi to bean India Bill. On tile broad question, th&refore, of reform or no reform, legislation or no legittistion, action or delay, Lord Derby holds much the same opinions as Lord Palinerston ; indeed, it appears to have been only ...

... MONDAY ONG ralbl2 MONDAY MORNING,24ARCH 29. We publish elsewhere a despatch from India, whickL gives striking premonition of the important events ! ., t1. A 1 - -- ?? I I which already must have taken place at Lucknow. Oin 3' the 1st of March Sir Colin Campbell reached Alum- I bagli, and pushed on till he was within a inile of the d doomed city. He has uwder his command, as it is . said, 50 ...

... LATEST NEW'S. Trid . 1 . X.- . I F - HERALD OFFICE, MoUJIy Afy- , . BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.-- SPECIAL D'ESPATCH. (From the Times of Thii;s Morning.) THE BOMBAY MAIL. Maalta, March 27, 9 Pm. Her Majesty's steamer Caradoc has just arrived ftum Alexandria, whlich port she left on thc 24th -Macib. The intelligence from Lucknow is to the Gth0tMarch. ?? general attackl was expected to commence atou ...

... _HOUSE OF LOTItDS-lFI1DAY, HUMc' 1 I ~- I- - t.h 01 ?? The 1;;D CWAri s e a to lls seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. oearl ofRANVhInLE inquired if the Noble Earl at the headoferjesty's Government wnment Would find it convenient hineadl hofpterda tha e aet' oermrthdntcm to state to the House On Monday next what would be the course of business of that House, and also whan it was in- tended ...

... Gort Spil t AC THE EXCISE SALARY QUESTION. TO THE EDITOR OF THE CALEDONIAN 1jERSCURY. SIR,-I was disposed to hope that my late letter to you, concluding with None else to enter, would have been my last on the subject of the salary ques- tion. Will you, however, permit me, as an old offi- cer, to state how pleased I am to find that iln satis- faction you expressed with the tuernese made to ...

... TI1E OF TRAINS LEIVING hiNJB3UIJGH FOR UNDEIMaENTIONED PLACES. FEPRiIUARY 18S5. a: The abbreviations vithin pareutliesis-(Cal.), (S. C.), (E. and G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.) -signify Caledonian, Scottish Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, Normh British, and Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railrways respectively, and intimate that the trains start from the' termini o these railways in Edinburgh at ...