... (fmat a-.0 flast)taft. His lajesty the King of the Belgians visited her Rtoyal Highness the Duchess of IKent on Tuesday, at 'Clarence House, St Jamnes's. The. Duke and Duchess of Brabant rode on hiorseback, attended by tle Hon. Enily Cathcart. His ROyal E-ighneis afterwards visited Prince Victor of 1olt'enlohde. The Prince of Ixeales, attended by Major Teeodale, Mr Gibbs, and tim Rev. C. ...

... TIIE OF TRAINS LEAVING JEDLN'BUIRGU FOR UNDEUIXIENTIONED PLACES. JULY iS58. %7 The abbreviations within parcntalhdsi-(Car.), (S. C.), (E. ane G.), (N. B.). (E. P. and D.)-signify Caledonian, Scottish Central, Edinburgh and Glaagnr, North British, and Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Riailways respecively. and intimate that the trains start from the termini of these railways in Edinburgh at the ...

... C PENEMY .'OST-O1FFICE, EDLINBURGH. I -- - ?? . . - ?? ?? . ?? f Boxes Close. - __ _ _ _ Del-verv General Iteeeiv= ' 0. o in Edi. P. Officed. Houses. Leith. & Letith. IN-- -u-s Aberda, Danstee, Perth,) 6 5 45A.1 1 or 10 OP 6; 40. | Stirling, Aien, &c. . sla 7 20 7 O r 7 or 6 SOl Bersiek and . crf Errgland, 1 sop ii Or 1 or 'C40A Berwick, Dulnbar, llad- I ,i dington, &c, E. of Eng- - 5lop 4S3rP ...

... 6,ff rrfqff itnum EDIN13URGHI AND GLASGOW BANK. (TO TEIE EDITOR Or THE CALEDONTAX 31ERCusY.) SIB3,-On receivirg the l!st of shareholders of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank, as published in the supplement to the ;Glrsgozc llerranlile Advertiser, pur- porting to be a correct and official statement as at June 1858, I take theliberty of danying its accuracy, and that the public will be wary of its ...

... Tabal ang mittxarD 31te1tIxentpe, | _ - I WAR-OrFrCE, PALL-MALL, June 29. 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Major-Gencral A. K. C. Kennedy, C.B., to be Colonel, vice General S Sir T. Hawker, deceased. D Royal Artillery-Second Captain and Brevet-Ma- l1 jor G. Cecil Henry to be Captain, vice Dynelly, de- F ?? T. Mahon to be Second Captain vice Henrv-Lieut. Charles Edward Stirling to be Second ...

... ESTABLISHED PRESBYTE1IY. The Established Presbytery met ?? Balfour, moderator. Dr Grant was elected moderator for the en:;. six months. The committee on supplies for vacant c:ln-f hes sabmitted the folloving report:- That hat -i g con- sidered the matter brought before them, atil having endeavoured to ascertain the views of kirk scssone on the matter, the committee are unani~noa-rv of opinion ...

... The correspondence which has passed between the Governments of Great Britain, Sardinia, and Naples, on the subject of the Cagliari, since the accession of Lord MalmeEbury to office, is now published in a collected form. The despatches in which the dispute attained its c-isis have already appeared in our i columns. The newest, that in which the last scene of the affair is described, we subjoin ...

... BY ELECTRIC TEL-EGR.API ,fT f t r I slt I1 t ?? i alit ?? HOUSE OF COMMONS-WEDNESDAY. The Speaker took the chair at twvelve o'clock. MARRIAGE LAW AMENDMENT BILL. On the order for going into committee on the Mar. riage Law Amendment Bill, Mr LYGON moved, as an amendment, that the House would, upon that day three months, resolve itself into the said committee. He appealed to the noble Lord (Bury ...

... (FRO3M Pl;r;CL.) Mr Bright alluded jocosely to Palmerston tued Russell being partners in the same political firm, and wondered which of the two would be the managing partner. Would Johnny takie the lead, or would Pam alone have the power of drawing and putting his rname to Bills? How long would the firm last, and wouldn't the partners be quarrelling long before they had drawn one quarter's ...

... JgCOND EDITION. MERCURY OFFICE, THIItRSDAY, ELrvEeF O'CLOCK. FRANCE ,Jfoniteur7 contains a decree, which COn1- the law of the 16th June 1853, for aiding Corsicans to carry arms until the 10tt of Is IS _ _ PRUSSIA. gll, Wednesday.-The Zect announces tie ?? of Prussia, before his departure for cree conferred the entire direction of State is antil the 2d October, upon the Prince of UNTITED STATES ...

... The following letter from Lady Franklin was ad- dressed to Mr Sidney Kopman, in reply to a note from him informillng her of the formation ot a masonie society, the Kane Lodge, in New York city, and of their intention to consirnet a marble monument, 100 feet high, to she memory of Dr Kane. Mr Nopman says,-A In the inscription, which will occupy a por- tion of one side of the base, the name ...

... - SCHOOL OF DE&SIGN. Yesterday afternoon the delivering of the prizes to the students of the School of Desian of the Board of 'Manufactures took place inl the Nationsl Gallery, in presence of a considerable number of ladies and gentlemen. Among those on the platform wyere - The Earl of Kintore; Sir William Johnston; Sher iff Cay; Mr Janies T. Gibson-Craig. i r Andrew Coventry ; 3r FIr inltii ...