... IpMrTANT ENGAGE.tENTS AND SERIOUS LOSSES. . ?? rdater part of the folo ving despatches appeared iui [ o' 0 dllitioll only of ycstedaity's Post.] 't15 posflt iniessage, datted May I0, has been received t thle Iidii 1Homse:- a ). ])ickiiISonI, EsL., East Illdia House. SiatteS r, pear to be progressing satisfactorily inl Oude. iaer of principal Talookdars have inade their sub- A to tihe Chief ...

... GsENERAL POST-OFFICE, EDINBURGIH. Box~es Close. - |Dl'sr . ~~Genleral Ilceeiv'g! P a in .l~in. P. Gfdles. ?? Leithi. ?? ( MAILS. -- -- Aibeed'n, Dundee, Perth,) |0 45lA. 10 Or 10 Or I G 40.v Slirliog, Alloa, &e. . S la 7 20P 7 Or 7 OPr 6 3Cr Bcrwiclk and E. of EnglandI 1 30P 11 Or 1 Or I0 40A 4 Ber sielt, Dunbar, H~ad-; |I dington, &e., EI. of Eog- , C 1Cr 4 30P430r .3O lanld. ?? .. 41C CO ...

... TuJB QUVEB'Is' VISIT TO BIRLIIIANGMA. 1 As the day of the roval visit apuroacbes the energy of preparation, says Aris's aszette, becomes uore intense. The decoration movement makes rapid progress, and along the line of route large and handsome platforms and galleries are sprinlgig up, which it is estimated will accouillodatu :P0,000 or 40000 spectators. Mr. Cresswell's contract for decorating ...

... FROM OUR OWN REPORTERS. a [BY MAGNETIC TELLEGRAPHI.1 to HOUSE OF LORDS. L MONDAY, MAY 31. L The Lord Chancellor took his sent at five o'clock, p( THE OATHS BILL. On the order of the day for considering the Coom- f6 aone' reasons for disagreeing to the amendments j made by the Lords in this bill, IL Lord REDESDALE stated that notice of an amend- tl ment had been given by the Earl of Lucan, and ...

... MR. DISRATLI'S SLOUGH D SPLAY. It was impossiole that Mr. Disraeli's speech he at Slough shol id not be taken notice of in the Lr- House of Corrimions. The greater part of that lx- clever but Injudicious harangue was perhaps he harmless riugh, except to those who are his interested in Mir. Disraeli's establishing a dy character for prudence, discretion, and good bhe taste. It is of little ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGNCE. Ath FRANCE. tlh G The Journal de Cherbosurg states that the railway te from Paris to that port is to be opened for goods W traffic oln Sunday next. The directors are to make a in trial trip on the day before. PARIS, THIURSDIAY NIGHT.-The correspondent ju of the Times says that a person occupying a high la official place has gone to Fontaineblean to commilii-u cate to the ...

... TflXt furl. FAIRMING OPERATIONS FOR JUNE. FnEQUENTLY Swede turnip Sowing odcupies the far- ?? esacially 'during the early part of the month. It ;i advisable, however, to get this operation con- cluded at as early a period as possible; and when tuinip'sowinglastsbeyond .thd 10th of the month, rather to sow Aberdeens, hybrids, &c. The lawton turnip is also a good variety for June sowing on ...

... Itol,6Q.n. 111i5alfililly. The republics of Costa Rica, San Salvador, and Nicaragua, ?? entered into an alliance, offensive and defensive, against all fillibusters. PelACr AND fUnuDER .s SEAT .-SnANcreuc, April 3.- The Gallant, Captain More, hence for Bangkol, was brought back to Woosung on the 30th March the issaster, chief officer, and one seamlan having been mlurdered by part of tbe crew, ...

... The adjourned debate on this question at the Milton Debating Ulub, Steelhouse Lane, was brought to a close oni the last evening of meeting. T'lol meeting was a good one, much interest having been manifested in the matter. Mr. JOSEPH Tys.owu, after some prcliminary remarks, specially referring to the previous debate remarked that lie should place what lie had to say under three distiset heads : ...

... THIE GENERAL ASSEMBLIES. ESTABLISHIED CHIJR-5H. TENTH DAY-MoNDA'. The Assembly resumed its sittings to-day at eleven ?? ILeishinan, Moderator. THEI CHURCH OF SrCOII..\D lo INSDIA. The Commuittee appointed to draw up a muemorial to Government on the subject of increasing the ec- clesiastical establishment of the C:hurch of Scotland in India, submitted a draft of that memorial, which was ...

... SECOND EDITION? MERCURY OFFIOR, TIEE DAY, ELExVEN ?? FRANCE. A Paris letter of Monday says,-A squabblc between the military and bourgeoisie took place last evening-at a cafe in the Rue de Bondy. The military expelled a carpenter from the cafe, bnt be returned with some of his fellow workmen, and the treops were ite their tuarn expelled by the Pekins. COMMENTS OF TUE LONDON PAPERS. The Tosses ...

... INTENDED VISIT OF THE QUEEN TO LEEDS. THE inhabitants of Leeds will learn with the greatest interest and pleasure, from the announce- ment made by the MAYOR to the Town Council yes. terday, that it is the gracious intention of HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN to honour this town with a visit about the end of the month of August, on her way to Scotland, and to inaugurate our new Town-Hall . by her royal ...