... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SECOND) EDITION OF MIONDAYr. lIMPORbTANT DI:SPATCs1ES FROM IN:IMA. Thle following telegram, dted Malta, has been received at the India h-ouse, by HI. I). Dickenson, Esq., ?? India lhouse: Matters appear to be progressing satisfactorily in Oude.- A number of the principal Talookdars have mltde their submi;ssion to the Chief Commissioner, either personally or by their ruepresenltatives, andl the ...

... SUMM 3A RY. In the h-ouse of Lords last night th~e Oaths Bill underwent another lengthened discussion on the bringing tip of the Commo1'S amendmnents, Eiarl Stanhope, among others, taking occasion to express his changed and changing convictions as to the right of the Jewv to tak~e his scat in Par- liament. Various propositions wvere made as to a compromise; nltimately, Lord Lyadhuret con- ...

... TIME OF TRAP~S LEVING EDINTIGH FOB UNDEIMNTIGxXFD PLACES. MIAY 185S. *tv The abbreviations within parenthesis-(Cat), (8. C.), (E. sue G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.) -signify Caledonian, Scottish Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North Brititsh, and Edinbnlrgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways respeetivelr. and intimate that the trains start from the termiini ai these railwvays inl Edinburgh at the hours ...

... MEMOIRS OF MIONTROSE. NAPIER 5,PrS7LC GRANT.i TO THE1 EDITORt OF THE CALEDDONIAN ME tCURY. a SIEl,-In your paper of this date, there is a notice0 relative to Grant's Memoirs of Montrose, so full of mnis-statements that it really appears to have been designedly done to annoy and mislead. Being deeply interested in the welfare and pro-, sperity of Mr Napier, in his endeavours to protect and ...

... THE IRMPROVEMIENTS AT THE CASTLEF. Last night a meeting of the Architectural Institute of was held in Georgre Street H~all-the Lord Provost in It tile chair-for the purpose of hearing a statement by rE Colonecl MNoadie as to the alterations going on at the d Castle. A large number of the public wvere present.ta Thle wvalls of the hall were coveted by the plans of (1 the various operations nowz ...

... AGENTS FOR THLE CALUDX)IAN MERCURY. Aberdca2 ?? & Ri. 3lIilue, ?? ?? Love, st Athenanem ?? Siaar Do. ?? & J. Sm ith. Greenock ..-2lrs Ov-en. Do. --W. P'anton. j Haddiugton ..J. M£itien. Do. ?? W~yllie and Do. ?? Smiles. Son. 'liawick ..B. Black. Aberlady .Ul~r F. hMitcell.' Do. ~J. Delgleisli. Allo:L ?? :Lothiaul. t~nveresk..J. C-ordon. Arbe oath ..-,.James Smlith. itmverkeithg*.Miss Campbei!. ...

... BY8 5P ELECTRICTEi: L'EllGRttaPH. urp g v ?? X arlia~mes>.t HOUSE OF LORDS-MQsnAy. The Ilouse met at five o'clock. TEI-E OATllS BILL. On the order of the day fur Consolidating the Commons reasons for disagreeing to the amendments made by the Lords in the Oaths Bill, The Earl of LUCAN moved ano amendment, the effect of which wvas to empower each Honee ot Par- liament to regulate the nature of ...

... THE CALEDONIAN AND GLASGOW aIsD SOUTH-WESTERN. truded To the Editor of the Glasyoo Herald,. SIR,--The most obvious facts are often the last to be ob- truded on public notice, and that mote particularly where preceding incidents 'have led people itno the belief that exist- ilg and established arrangements are the best which could - I possibly be devised. This observation applies very strongly r ...

... Tuesday, Mfay 25. sh REVIVALS IN AMERIOA. th After devotional exercises, two overtures anent the pre- pO sent religious movement in America were taken up. One AB was from the Synod of Angus and Mearns, and the other lei from the Presbytery of Edinburgh. de Mr Nairn of Dundee delivered a short and very suitable do address. The Assembly then again engaged in prayer. co Dr Candlish read a minute ...