... - C, vat anh fras'qiu. 1 The Marquis of Exeter, H.G., Lord Steward of the Queen's Household, had an audience of her Majesty on 1oanday at Buckingham Palace, and presented a resolution of tle House of Lords, that William Constable Maxwell, Esq., uad proved his claim to the title of Lord Herries, of Terregles, Scotland. His Royal Highness the Prince Consort, attended by Col, F. II Seymour, was ...

... Depart as under:— From Waterloo Station, Aberdeen. 12 3 Mixed Pass, Pass. & & Trains will not Depart Pari. Mail. from a.m. a.m. P.M. p.M. ABERDEEN, before 8- 0 11- 3 6-25 OLDMKLDRUM 8 28 3'5 7‘o TURRIFF 7 11 2 6'30 Nor arrive at KEITH before 10.50 2 - 5 510 9 - Mixed. From Keith Station. *234 Pass. Mixed Trains will not Mail. M xe *l. Pass. Depart from a.m. a .m.' p. m . KEITH.. before 7-0 ...

... The New York correspondent of the Times gives the following account of the debate in the Senate on the proposal to increase the navy ?? The Senate the day before yesterday bad under consideration the proposed increase of the navy, and during the debate several senators took occasion to modify their pre- viously expressed opinions. The debate arose upon the proposition from the Government to ...

... TmUESTr, Saturday.-The greatest part of the naval forces has proceeded to the Peitro River. However, the foreignr envoys have not yet made any progress. Apprehensions of an outbreak and attack have continued in Canton, and the greater part of the population leaves the city. Exchanges on bank bills-London, six months, 4s 8d to Is 2d. The natives of Delhi are beginning to get in- solent again. ...

... , . _, . a.. . .. ?? .. (From the Greeilock Advertiser of Yesterday.) SUDDEN DEATH.-We reg'ret most (leeplyto announce that Mr. Rohert Aitken, candile manufacturer, here dropped down in Brougham Street yesterday evening, and suddenly expired. Death was occasioned by apoplexy. Mr. Aitken was a most amiable, worthy man, and nad won widespread esteem and respect in thisgcomnuunity. TIsE WEArTnszB ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. I The LORD CHANCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack at five o'clock. The Leases and Sales of Settled Estates Act Amendment Bill, and County Management Bill, were read a second time. The Ecclesiastical C(ommission Bill passed through coin- I nittee pro forna, in order that amendments might be in- serted. At the request of the Earl of MALMESBURY, Lord BROUGHAM postponed ...

... 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. ...

... SECON-D EDITION OF TUESDAY. COMMEN-TS OF THE LONDON PAPERS. The Times, in a leader, ?? portion, at least, of the intelligence received from India will give general satisfaction. Calpee has been taken by Sir II. Rose, and the mutinous Gwalior Contingent totally routed, with the loss of 500 men, and 58 guns taken on the field or in the fort, with 24 standards, and, what is of more importance, ...

... THlE MEDICAL GRADUATES A?.D THE UNIVERSITIES BILL. l Yesterday afternoon a meeting of the Medical Graduates of the Universities of Scotland was held in George Street Hall, for the purpose of considering their exclusion from academic privileges under the Lord Advocate's Bill. Among those present were- Dr Charles Wilson ; Dr Malcolm ; Dr Alexander Wood; Dr Seller; Dr Andrew Wood; Dr W. T. ...

... 19th July, EXCURSION TRAINS will be run on this line on that day to Edinburgh, St Andrews Perth, Dunkcld, Blairgowrie, Cupar-Angus, Glammis Kirriemuir, Forfar, Dundee, Arbroath, Montrose, Brechin, Laurence, kirk, Fordoun, and Stonehaven. Particulars as to Hours of Starting and Fares will be riven future Advertisements. Aberdeen, 29th June, 1858. ...

... THE CASTLE FORBES WOOL will be Sold, by Retail, the Barnyards, on Thursday the Ist day of July, beginning at 10 o’clock, A.M. Castle Forbes, June 23, 1858. ...