... Last night a public meeting was held in the 33uccleuch Street Hall, to express the feelings of working men on the present overcrowded and uncom- fortable state of their houses. There was a large attendance, composed almost entirely of working men. Mr George M'IKay was Toted to the chair. The CHAIRMAN said there was scarcely a subject in regard to which the working classes could possibly ...

... BLAILWAY COMMUNICATION BETWZEEN POtRTOBEJLLO AND LEITHI. TO-THE EDLTOR OF THE CALEDONIATL 31ERI UT. Sift,-A& your readers are mostlv aware, there was formerly run between Leith and Portobello,-on the ?? railway. a passenger coach three tinms a-day. Though the conveyance was almost of the worst pos- sible description, occupying abht twenty-fiza milute, in. the journey, and landing the. ...

... BY EL.ECTRIC TELEG RAPrH. * - ' - se! HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAtn . th The H1use met at~five o'clock. Al THE EX-ICING OF OUDE. The Earl of DERBY, in reply to a questiou from the Marquis of Clauricarde, stated that ?? St1 of Onde was now a State prisoner' in nalcutta, to awaiting the result of an investigation Jinto his con- hi! duct, with the view of ascertaining how fr he Was h S implicated in the ...

... 't:>i}R f IT-Ant.no -;1s .. ?? .-IA vS flaMIJfuxl. . -. , The Cork Examniner of Monday night gives, in a second edition, the subjoined account of the arrival in Queenstown of the Agamemnon, for whose safety some fears had begun to be esitertained on both sides of the Cbannel:-I At a late hour on Sunday evening her Majesty's steamer Valorous, the tender of the Agamemnon in the laying of the ...

... GENNER.AL POST-OFFICE nPACIRET BOATS. ,. ' I -JULY 14. : Dtt ~~Malls des ?? ck- ?? esalIons. from London. Sailed. , due. I. _ ?? r SOUTHAMIPTON STATN. Portugal, Spain, and Gibraltar . .. . } :XMalta,, Egypt, Malit- ritius, Ceylon, In- dia . .i.. Gibraltar, Penang, SinapoireA&China I 13ritish Colornies iuh WV. Inldies (except | Houldursa & BalaaI mas), Foreign Cdo l lonies, &c. in West Indies ...

... The pensions granted by the East India Company during the year ended April 30, 18SS, amount to an annual charge of £611,140 son the. Home Establishment, of which £8817 is on account of sums payable in this country to the widows, orplhans, and other relatives of officers who have fallen during the revolt, and £1000 on account of a pension of that. l aniount'grantedl to Sir A. Wilson, in ...

... fortiqu FRANCE. The Patrie contains the ?? new visit to France of Queen Victoria will be regarded as a brilliant proof of the alliance which unites the two nations, and which has been considered by public opinion as menaced for a moment by recent events. This visit will calm the mistrust excited on the other side of the Channel by the irresponsible provocations of a certain portion of the ...

... AGENTS FOR THE CALEDONIAN MERCURy. Aberdeen .A. & R. Milne, Glasgow W. Love, SS Athenmum Enoch Square Do. . L. &S J. Smith. Greenock ..3Irs Owen. Do. _W. Panton. iHaddington..J. Millen. Do. --D. Wylie and Do. -G. Smilea. Son. Hawick _1L Black. Aberlady .--Mr F. Mitchell. Do. ?? Dalgleisb. Alloa . Lothian. Inveresk.-. Gordon. Arbroath ..,James Smith. Inverkeithg Hsi Campbell. Do. -G. ...

... AGENTS FOR THE CALEDONIUA MEECUE~. Aberdeen .-A. & R. Mile, Glasgow -W. Love, 6t Atheneum Enoch Square Do. ?? & J. Smith. Greenock .._MtrB Owen. Do. -WV. Panton. Haddington..J. Milien. Do. ?? Wyllie and Do. -G. Smiles. Son. ffawick R. Black. Aberlady ._-r F. Mitchell. Do. ?? DalglieEh. Alloa J . Lothian. Inveresk -J. Gordon. Arbroath ..-Jamnes Smith. Inverkeithg ?? Ea Campbel. Do. --G. ...

... AGFNTS FOR THE CALEDONLIAY SECURE. Aberdeen ._A. &B R. Mlilne Glasgow ..W. Love. 8S Athenmaum. ' Enoch Square Do. . & J. Smith. Greenock ..U rs Owen. Do. -W. Panton. Haddington.J. Millen. Do. D. Wryllie and Do. ?? Smile Son. ffawick _t, Black. Aberlady ..Mr F. Mitchell. Do. ?? DalgleiEb. Aoa :r. Lothian. Inveresk -J. Gordon. Arbroath ..-James Smith. laverkeithgMiss Campbell. Do. -G. ...

... ?? hTOISE OF LORDS-Mo(NDAY, JULY 19'. Their Lordhpl's tact at nve o'clock. TA9SSACRE AT JEDPATT. Lord STRATFORD DE R.tEDCLiA-E asked the Go- verninoilt if they had received any official accouiits of the massacre at Jeddahb; wvether, acting it, conjinction with France, they had taken the requuisite steis to obtain repara- tion; and whether they were prepared to take mleasures to enforce their ...

... .~ . szol tra : F MN-DJ IFRIDAY MORNSING, JULY 16 . . I WE have received ltelegraphic news ftom Incdia to 19th I I ultimo, at which time the intelligence was more au.YiI~pAir 11 lv U|1±W 1 ±k7J~ltP11±lbAll WanGU favourable than that which came by the immediately preceding message. We learn that on the 1st of June an engagement had taken place between the rebels of Calpee and the troops of ...