... TIME OF TRAIUT LEAVRNG EDhNBIRGH FOB UNDERMENTIONED PLACES. MlAY 1858. *;c The abbreviations Within parenthesis-(CaL), (S- C.), (E. cc G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.) -signify Caledonian, Scott-i1 Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow,, North British, an, Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways respecti vly. and intimate that the trains start from the termiu:l a these railwvays in Edinburgh at the ...

... 4 * P~~'RANCE. Count Mlgeori;. the opposition candidate, has been elected for the Department of the Upper Rhine. A second duel, arising out of the first, has taken place in Paris between a member. of the Jockey. Club and a young Marquis, all officer. The former was severely wounded. ' M. De Pene, who was wounded by Lijetenant Heyene, is,'better. Hundreds of persons have put down their names at ...

... smiga ?4 littillplia. ?? FRANCE. All Paris is ringing with the story of the duce, or rather the massacre of Vesinay. On the Boulevards the subject is so loudly and so generally discussed in the eaf's, that from the Passage Jouffroy to the Chausede d'Antin, the ear of the passer-by is struck with tbewords, Figaro, ' assassination, infamy, military insolence, &c. The Parisian journals ...

... SECONDEDITION. MERCURY OFFICE, WEDNESDAY, ELEVEN O'CLOcIE. INDIA. A Marseilles despatcl asserts that the Ranee , ,ilbansi has escaped, and is bringing back a lage body of troops to besiege the English. !isarmament in Guzerat is general. The Eng- ihnaen demand that all prisoners proved to be rebetj should be put to death. The Bombay Times denounces this proposition, Vaini in.vokes public ...

... 411.e RutcLtx1-c.ut I DzpUTATION Tro MR WALPOLr, ON THE. MEDICAL QUESuTION.-On Saturday a numerous deputationsof medical practitioners waited upon the Right Hon. Spencer Walpole, Secretary of State for the Home Department, Whitehall, for the purpose of: enlisting his suppprt and that- of' ie Government to the Medi- cal Bill introduced Bby the Hon. William Coopej, ?? late President of the ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIzDAY. The conference with the Commons upon Lbe Oaths Bill was appointed for Tuesday next. The Probate and Letters of Administration Act Amendment Bill, and the Divorce and Matrimonial Causes &ct Amendment Bill, were read a second time. THE EARL OF SHAFTESBURY'S MOTION. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY then moved his re- solution as follows:- 1. That it appears, from papers laid ...

... lau'qu ,jilftfligna. SPAIN. No --leotion of the Ministerial crisis is announcedr in the Madrid journals of the 11th. The Espe7na publishes a programme of the Queen's approaching f journey to Valencia, from which it appears that her Majesty will set out cn the? 24th, and return to Ma- t drid on the 4th June. The same journal states that the latest despatches received by the Government trom all ...

... Imptrial V- arlialliful. THE VOTE OF ('ENSITRE. IHousE or COMMONS -FittisAT, AYIrY 14. LSUPl'LErtEN'TAR1Y TO TErityLuGal4Pn.] Mr CAAD WELL, after bs . ?? explanations of the purport of his resolutions, Iaid In the first place, with regard to the proclamation issued by Lord Canning, it is no part of my intenton to ask any judgment of the House upon chat-(loud Ministerial ironical cheers and ...

... IMIRD EDITION. MERCURY OFFICE, TurcEr O'CLGcK. LONDON CORN M-ARKET. NIoderate supply of English wheat, and fair busi- ,ness, at last Monday's rates. Foreign arrivalsimode- rate, and steady trade, at full prices. Flour firm. Value of barley supported, supply small, and busi- ne~s moderate. Rates for malt nnchanllgd. Oats quiet, supply plentiful, and prices easier. Beans and tease nor much in ...

... Yesterday the Town Council held its ordinary meeting-the Lord Provost presiding. THE ClIMER OR CHEMISTtY. The CLERK stated that he had received letters from Dr Lyon Playfair, Dr Maxwell Simpson, and Dr Blyth, Professor of Chemistry and Dean of the Faculty of Arts in Queen's pollege, Cork. Theletter of Dr Simpson was dated from Paris, and stated that he had graduated in arts and medicine in ...

... TMfE OF TRAINTS LEAVING EDDTBURGH FOI UNDER=NTION&ED PLACES. *.1 The abbreviations within parentliesi(CaL), (S. C.), (E. ana G.), (N. B.). (E. P. and D.) -signify Caledonian, S&cottre Central, Edinburgh and Glasgowr, North British, anj Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways respectinel,. and intimate that the trains start from the termini a these railways in Ed inburgh at the hours stated. ...

... | INDIA HOUSE DESPATCH Sir H. Roseis advance on Calpee has been de- layed by the fear that the Kotah rebels will fall on Jhansi. Orders have been issued to General Roberts to advance from Kotah to co-operate with Sir H. Rose. This military movement is reported since the capture of Kotab. The Rajah is on trial before a commission for not having saved Major Burton and his Sons from being ...