... MERCURY OFFICE, MONDAY, ELEVEN o'C1oor;. lMPORTANT DESPATCHES FROM INDIA The following telegram, dated Malta, has been received at the India House, by H. D. Dickenson, Isq., East India House Matters appear to be progressing satisfactorily ,1; Onide. A ?? of the principal Talookdars have niade their submission to the Chief Commissioner, , ithcr ?? or by their representatives, and the Fetlement ...

... TIHE OF TRAS LEAVING EDIANDURGH FOR UNDBRETEMiONED P.LCES. MAY 1858. ?? The abbreviations within parenthesis-(CaL), (S. C.), (E. anc G.), (N. B.), ?? P. and D.) -signify Caledreian, Scottisb Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North British, and Edinburgh, Pertl, anld Dundee Railways respectively. and intimate that the trains start from the termini cf these railways in Edinburghi at the hours ...

... Elp (fibil ?krvitc. HADDINGTON COLLEC!rTION.-The Rliding Sopei- visors and Ride Officers of this Collection have ?? titioned the Lords of the Treasury for a reconsi- I deration of their case, relative to the late revision p salerics. GALLANT CONDUCT 01' CUSTOMtS Orr'ecaus.-Silver p medals have been awarded to three Customioouse I Officers, named Bethouart, Rivet, and Rousselle, for t saving, ...

... 0 fo a I q it ? It tt II ig C II rt. NAPLES. I An appeal has been made against the condemnr. tion of the Cagliari. The discussion of this appeal is fixed to come on on the 30th instant, nef're the Superior Council. The trial at '.aleno will haatt resumed on the Gth of June, and. it wns ia the month Ma of June last year that the ?? iri lsndcd the insur- gents on the coast of the 'rwo ...

... MERCURY OFFICE, SATUNAY. ELEVEN o'CLocK. FRANCE. PArIS, Saturday morning.-A despatch from Naples states that there is no Governmental de- cision come-to respecting the indemnification of the English prisoners. The proceedings in the trial of the prisoners of Fonza and Sapri were re- sumed on the 25th. There has been several slight shocks of earthquake. The harvest has been almost destroyed by ...

... Last night the Earl of Mansfield, K.T., her Ma- jesty's High Commissioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, held a grand reception at the Palace of Holyrood, which was attended by a most distinguished assemblage of the nobility, clergy, and gentry. The hour fin-ed for the opening presen- tations was nine o'clock, but long before the time appointed a train of carriages extended ...

... , (FROM THE TIMES.) MONTENEGRO. VIExNA, Sunday, May 30.-According to ad- vices of the 29th inst. from Ragusa, the English war steamer Coquette had entered that port. INDIA. The following telegram was received at the Foreign Office, on May 30th, at 9 Pa.m ALEXANDRIA, May 26.-The steamer Ganges arrived at Suez yesterday with Bombay dates to the 9th inst. General Walpole, with the heavy ...

... INDIA AND CHINA. India and China letters have arrived from Caz'-- cutta to the 23d Apr il-HIlog- 7Kong, 13th. Tlh. Times' correspondents' letters from Lucknow ?? 17th April are published. On the 2d the ther- morneter was at 108 deg. in the shade. The box winds were all but intolerable, and the dust wa' extraordinary. The work of reconstruction of the Govemrn- ment of Oude was placed in ...

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... R, - ZW Raval allb 31ttkiliplat, WAr OrrICE, PALL-MALL, May 28. Gc 2d Regiment Dragoon Guards-Captain John Gri- Pe fith Price to beivlajor, without purchase, vice J. Er Smith. killed in ?? G. H. Allfrey to be Captain, without purchase, vice Price-Cornet H. John de Montgomery to be Lieutenant, without pur- chase, vice Allrey. 6th Dragoon Guards-The commissions of the un-.Fe dermentioned ...

... AGENTS FOR THE CALEDO-N2N- MMURCCY. Aberdeen .A. & R. Milne, Glasgow -W. Love, St Atheumam ! Enoch Square Do. T. & J. Smit.L Greenock ?? rs Owen. Do. ?? Fanton. ilHaddington..3. Millen. Do. -- ..D. Wyllie and : Do. -G. Smnles. Son. 'Hawick -.2. Black. Aberlady .-Nr F. Mitchell. Do. ?? Dalgleizh. Alloa J . Lothian. ,nveresk ?? Gordon. Arbroath .._James Smith. lnverkeithgMiss CampbeR& Do. __G ...