... BY ELECTRIC _TELEGRPAPII. The Emperor and Empress were received every- where on their route to Cherbourg with genuine enthusiasm. Cherbourg is already crowded to excess. fi BRAZILS. The Arrow reports that the weather was very unsettled oa the Brazilian coasts. There was a S good prospect of coming crops of sugar, coffee, and tobacco at Bahia, and favouirable accounts of crops of sugar and ...

... Li THE BOMBAY MAIL. - to( t The following telegram was received at the India House Fl , at 4.47 A.M. on Thursday, July 29, dated Malta:- e To J. D. Dickinuson, Esq., India House. Li y From F. Edmonstone, Esq., Secretary to the Government of Is s India, with the Governor-General at AUlhabad, 24th Bi a June, 1858. L0 0 OUDE. ch d Sir H. Grant, on the 13th of June, attacked a large botly , d of ...

... L A riE aT N E W S. U p.Fa A - ~ . x.t1,T. . 7-T - ?? - A I ?? .. ?? - % ?? I1Voylu'nday iAlarnitug. i, PY E L EC0,T I IC T E LE G' A PI- .. y dl F(RlEIG3IN. iNTEILL1CFN'CE. LIOLL .ND.-eie~rahic avivies state tbat at 4 o'clock thi iti~s't (''usdai'lieAsiwep Echage th Breau r; Sydicaii the Clish.r i. oiner~c, and the Telegraph di firices wesre totally ?? by fire. It ?? G'ENXERAL, INENN8. ...

... BARONY PAROCHIAL BOA*RD. bibne of the General Committee cf.Mani A meeting oW the General Committee cof Management of this Board was.held in the Board Rooms, College Street, on Monday-Mr; Graham of Lamibbill in the chair. ELECTION OF HOUSE SURGEON. The House Committee in their minutes, reported-that Dr. Thomas had been elected house surgeon at a:salary of £200; and that he had entered on his ...

... MARINE;INSURANCE AND SHIPWRECKS. (From the Quarterly Review;)- The first step. towards a remedy for this state of things is to inquire into-the causes of shipwreck.. Therecan be little hesitation in naming Marine Insurance as the-chief destroyer. Unseaworthinesa; and overloading of vessels) their being ill found in anchors, cabl6s, sails, and rigging, defects of comn- passes, want of good ...

... 'fortigil juttiliplat. RUSSIA. The efforts which Russiahas been making for some time past to increase her navy are so considerable, says a letter from Poland in the Vienna Gazetfe, that her own building yards are not sufficient for the purpose. She has been having vessels built in England, France, and America, under the superinten- dence of officers of the Russian navy. The reorgan- ...

... AGENTS FOR THE CALEDONIAN MEUCURY. Aberdeen .A. & R. Milne, Glasgow -W. Love, St Athenmum Enoch Square Do. L. & J. Smith. Greenock _-Mrs Owen. Do. -W. Panton. Haddington..J. Millen. Do. ..D. Wyllie and Do. -G. Smiles. Son. Hawick R Black. Aberlady ..2)lr F. Mitchell. Do. ?? Dalgleish. AfLoa --J. Lothian. Invereak.J. Gordon. Arbroath ..James Smith. InverkeithgMiss Campbell. Do. -G. ...

... AGEXTS FOR THE CALEDOXIAN MEUCUXY. Aberdeen .-A. & R. Milne,-Glasgow-VW. Love, Si Athenanum | Enoch Square Do. , & J. Smith. Greenock ..-Mrs Owen. Do. _1V.. Panton. Haddington..J. Millen. Do. --D. Wyllie and I Do. -G. Smiles. Son. Iawiek R:K. Black. Aberlady .-fMr F. Mitchell. Do. . ?? Dalgleish. Alloa J. Lothian. Inveresk.J. Gordon. Arbroath ..James Smith. liverkeithg Miss Campbell. Do. - ...

... ENGLAND. t SCoTCH AND ENGLISH BANKRuPtuY LAwS.-In the House r of Lords on Friday evening, Lord Campbell, in expressing his approbation of the course proposed to be taken by the 1 Lord Chancellor with reference to amendment of the Bank- ruptcy Laws, said he trusted that his noble and learned 1 friend would consider whether means could not be adopted ^ for abolishing the distinction between ...

... Miu-ING ENTERPRISE.-Tlhe deepest coalpit in Great Britain, and probably in the world, has after nearly 32 years labour, during Nwhich some important itininig problems have been solved, just been complcted and opened at Dueintield, Cheshire. The shaft of this extraordinary pit is 686i yards deep, and the sinking ,,f it has cost nearly £100,000. The undertaking was commenced in 1847 by Mr. ...

... - f M -~rs th. ?? I (From the Witness.) THE REBELS' IMPLEMENTS OF WVA. At home, the apparent inexhaustibleness of the rebels' a supply of guns anid ammunition continues to excite much sur- prise. This arises from forgetfulness or ignorance If the r very peculiar state of things which prevailed in Northern and Ceitral India. The natives have long been adepts in ( the casting of cannon, which, ...

... I, | inst__. t ?? I ra (1-ronr the Moniteur of Fricaty. ?? After the taking of Canton, the commissioners extraordi- t nary of France and England agreed with the representatives 1] of Russia and the United States simultaneously to address V the Prime Minister of the Emperor of Chinal. They proposed 1 to the Court of Pekin to open negotiations, and invited it to f send to Shanghai, before April ...