... 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 ...

... _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 ...

... TLr. LAST TicEaTe-L.A-v MALE.-It is motxz all unlikely that Lord Canning will be shortly pre- sented with his ticket-ofileave from India to Erglard. TEE MUTINY XNT APS Womtr.-An old lady being asked what she thought of the mutiny in ladia, re- plied that, to her mind, it was e:otremely ' llindeodi- . cious. Tnz ASIATIC M1vs:m.-Theswaiter at Bclamsysny describes Disraeli as - a mixture of ...

... 9Drx ts t ot te. THE HORSE-TANIENG ART. Io TItE EDITO` OrF TIHE CALEDONIAN M31t1CURY. SIR,-TliC following facts, as related by a well- 1g;wO writer, as they may not be uninteresthig to Your readers, and probably not known to many, may be deeed Worthy of a corner in yonr journal, as hbro~ting some light upon the wonderful art which 1r llarev possesses of subduing the horse. They arc taken from ...

... In- ' - , I I I - I-- - __ JThe unpatriotic Scotsman who, unfortunately for the! character of the Times, has the privilege of addressing the readers of that journal through its commercial columns, has I not forgotten that the misfortunes of the Western Bank utterly demolished his theory regarding the inviolability of .4 the Bank of .England Charter. We are not aware of any- | 2 thing he has ...

... FRO:M OUR PARIS CORRESPONDIV-'. The difficilty between France and EllP-ri-I ,&as been. 1|duly consig-ned to history with all its ?? ie- Pspatches, and speechificat'ions of stump and oiti'e-i-ators; | and we can say with some plausibility that 1- - 'overn- ,meuts are now as they were, whatever the ltos peoples may be. As the Timnes remarks, if the grenades oxt tie 14th .January did not ...

... HONEST ACT IN HUMBLE LIFE. -_ .x _ ado. -be h e z- ?? . a_ o To the Editor of the Gaegmw Heraldd. Glasgow Medicine Warehouse, , ?? sand 112 Trougate, 3:18th March, 1858. Sni,-I% your impression of Friday the 12th inst., there is. a pargragph titled Very Honest Act in Humble Life, as to whidh me wish to say a few'words. In ?? lthe public ire informed that Mr. Andrew Henderson, of ?? ...

... THE BOTHY SYSTEMT. TO TnE PEOPLE OF SCOTLAND. Afy FRIEaDs,-I arm particularly anxious to fix the public attention upon a case in connection with the betity system, lately decided at Montrose. Lest any of my readers should not have observed the facts to ,hich I reter, I repeat them here:- 'tTHn BOTHIE SYSTEM.-At the Sheriff Court at Montrose on Friday, a case of desertion of service, at the ...

... riiHE Grass Parks the HOME FARM of X H AZLEHEAD, consisting of Thirty-eight be Let for the ensuing season, on Saturday the Ist day oi way nC The are well watered and sheltered, and Five of the Fields are in New Grass of superior quality. . i k A careful Park-keeper will as formerly be appointed to after the Stock. . „viock Attendance is requested at the Barnyards, at P.M. Hazlehead, 23d March, ...

... FROM.I THE LONDON GAZETTE QF FRIDAY. r I vu 1£L Ilz ,AJNJUA UAZ :1ATU.1LS 4XU11 1AY. l WRIITEITALL, MARCH 12. The Queen has been pleased to grant the office of Solieitcr- .Gineral.for Scotland to Charles Ba;tLie, Esq.,.Advoeate. FOREIGN OFFICE, MARCII 1S. r; TIh Queen has been pleased to approve .o t1r. George Vailtas 14 Ueso1'alta GlasgoW for the United States Of America. ADLIIRALTY MARC11 10 ...

... TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURGEE FOR UXDERBMIETIOWED PLACES. MAPCH 1538. *% The abbreviations within parenthesis-(Cal.), (S. C.), (E. and G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.) -signify Caledonian, Scottish Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North British, and Edinburgh, Perth, and Dandee aillways respectively, and intimate that the trains start from the terminii f these railways in Edinburgh at the hoars ...