... B1- raII QUEEN. A PROCLALMATION IN ORDOER TO THI ELECTINO A PEER OF SCOTLAND. VacroanA, R.-Whecreas George Sholto, Earl of Morton, wzas duly elected and returned to be one of the sixteen Peers of Scotland to sit in the house of Peers in the present Parliament of the United Kving- dom of Grcat Britain and Ireland, and is since de- ceased; in order to the electing another Peer of Scotland to, ...

... KEEFPEI'R OF 'Tf'E RE4GIlSTER OF' SASINES. A Parliamentary Return has been issued, on the motion of Mr Blackburn, M.P. for Stirlingshire, con- sisting of (i.) the Comnmission by which Mr J. C. Erodie was appointed Keeper of the Register of Sa- sines, on thle 23d February last; (2.) the Crown Agent's Report on the office, dated the 12thl October 1857 ; and (3.) the Deputy-Clerk Registcr's ...

... rd? ?ntdLi?nce. FRANCE. The Emperor and Empress intended to leave Fon- tainebleau for St Cloud on Saturday. After a stay of three or four days, his INIajesty will go to Plom- bieres, and, on leaving that place, will pass tea days at the camp of Chalons. On his return, the Emperor anud Empress will visit the west of France, and at thle end of August their Majesties will go to .Biarritz. During ...

... MIARariLLxs, June 26.-Marshal i;w:ae- , Is. a speech on the state of Algiossi statas-U-D ai- conquest of Kabylia would be immkrecin51Pei:3-- lowed by a system of railways thxowae-, ;v e- colony. The Jl1oniteuw of Sanday coutains% a. tion of the speech of the Earl of - on the affair of the.Regina. Coali. Marshal Randon embarked on Sat-m-d ta-v on hoard the Tangier, from Algiers, for :Franez -- ...

... AGENTS FOR TILk CA'LDOXVNX MERCURY. Aberdeen A. & R. 21ihne-Glasgow - . Love. St Athenzuum I Enoch Sqsuar Do. ?? & J. Smith. Greenock .._itrs Owen. Do. W. Pauton. lladdingt;n ..J. Millen. Do. --D. Wylie l Do. -G. Smiles. d Son. Hawick --R. Black. Aberlaldy .. r F. Mitchell. Do. --J. Dalgleish. Alloa - J, Lothian. Invoresk T. Gordom. Arbroath ..James Srsth. 'luverkeithg..Jmiss Campbhl. Do. G. ...

... REt-ESTASLISSI.MEN;T O1F A DAILY MIAIL COIGUNI- VAfloN BP.VEEN MilLEOSID IIAVI&N AND IrtELAtSD.- On Junie 1 a daily mail communication iilas recoin- menced between PMilford lhaven and thie South of Ireland via Waterford. BANQUET TO SIR ARCIeDAT.E WIlsott.-A banquet wras given on Wednesday to Sir Archdale Wilsoti of Dlelhi. In the course of his speech he ?? British troops had behaved with great ...

... COMME'NT0S O>F YE2STERDAY'S PAPE.FRS. The Herald, in reference to the debate in the H~ouse of Lords on the Slave TIrade, quotes the fol- lowing from Lord Malmeshury's speech last night: Lord Malmesbury put this part of the question in its fairest light. The F'oreign Minister of the coun- try, the noble Earl said last night, cannot act entirely uponI the feeling ?? he pos- sesses as an ...

... THIE MENAGERIE AND) JEWELES OF THE KCING OF OUDE. TO THlE EDITOR OF THE CALEiDOEIAN MtERtC2;2u Szxs,-The following paragraph has been going th~e rocand of the press :- It is said that nothing wras so mauch resented by the people ofr Oude as the sale, by our Government, of the animnals of the royal mne genie. No doubt they wvill watch with sulspicion o:;r conduct with reference to the ...

... AC*E?S ?OR TIlE CALIZPOEIAN MERCURY. Aberdeen ?? & Rt. Mlilne,.Glasgaw o--W. Love, St: Athenannnm, Enoch Square Do. L & J. Smith. *Gr0Saiock -frs Owen. Do. .~W. Pant~su. Illuxtdingtou .J. Mii'eu. Do. .D. Wylle aud Do. -G. Smiles. Son. IlErsick ..R. Black. Absr~dy ..\Ir 1?. Mitchel]. Do. -J. Dalgleisb. Aljpa, .J . oI~lsian. ?? Gordecs. Arlacth ..Jamos Sm~ith. ?? Campbkelli. 1)0. ?? Sustherland. ...

... 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 ...

... CHtURCH tPUCATIO& TRICKERY IN1 - SCOTLAND. |[s'aosr THIE nEEtY STAtDAtD 11. Sl The ?? Church Education gentry have got tip in Dr d London a manufactory of petitions intended to trick ing the people of England and Scotland into the sulpport Mrf of their sectarian poliey in Ireland, and right plausi-r bly is this good work of deception carried ou. The be Iie great object, in the first ...