... 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 ...

... MERCURY OFFICE. THURSDAY, ELEVEN O'CLOCK. FRANCE. CHERBOURG, Wednesday, 7 P.-Thle Royal yacht Victoria and Albert, accompanied by the Royal Albert, has arrived in the Roadstead. They were saluted by the whole Fr'nch fleet and the forts. At eight o'clock on Tnesday night the L~mperor visited her Majesty amidst remarkable demonstrations of enthusiasm. The illuminations were magnificent. The ...

... FRANCE.: CAEN, Aug. 3.4-Their Majesties, arrived this' afternoon at. 6 o'clock. At every station crowds re- ceived them, with the .most lively. enthusiasm. The ImperiaL, train will start to-poarrow (Wednes- day), at noon, for -Cherbonrg.. ANTWERP. A dreadfal fire, has destroyed the exchange, with its maguificent bronze cupola arcades, and the Tribunals of Commerce. The Chambers of the Syndic, ...

... Stu-xg nlx aidgenmt. FRANCE, ix The Ministers of Bavaria, Saxony, 17anover, Ba- g den, and Sardinia, . have joined in freigbting a ti steamer at Havre to attend the fetes at Cherbourg; c the Russian Minister, Pi. de Kisselef is to go alone. M. d de Hatzfeldt, the Prussian Minister, has not recovered o sufficiently from his indisposition to be able to at- d tend, and M. de Hbnaer, the Austrian ...

... GENERAI POST-OFFICE, EDMBURGII. Booee Close. D el'very Genexal Receiv'gl P. O .in Edin. P. Oflce | Houses. Leith. &b Leith. MAS. I- Aberd'n, Dundee, Perth,) 5 45A.| 10 OF 10 OF' 6 40A - Stirling, Alloa, c. . . a 7 20P 7 OF 7 OP 6 30P Bertick aud E. of England, 1 30P 11 OP 1 OF 6 40A Berwick, Dunbar, Had-I dington, aCiE- of Eng- - 5 laP 4 30P 4 3OP 3 OP land.. Carlisle, Livrpo, Man 4Or 1r 3 ...

... AGE'NTS FOR THE CALEDONIAN MERCURYY. Aberdeen ..A. & R. Mikne, Glasgow .W. Love, 8t Atheneum. Inoch Square Do. L. & J. Smith. Greenock ..Mrs Owen. Do. -W. Panton. ttaddington..J. Millen. Do. _D. Wyllie and Do. -G. Smiles. Son. llawick R. Black. Aberlady .-,Mr F. Mitchell. Do. ,= :r. Dalgleltb. Alloa _J. Lothian. Inveresk T. Gordon. Arbroath ..-James Smith. inverkeitg Miss Campbell. Do. . G. ...

... 7 S) D III, t ?TJ II I t t I I Y ? II t k. . Ir is rurnoured thot Yh emberton Leigh is to b made a Peer. TINt CIESS MATCHi BETWEEN 111 MTourPrH AN'D HERR LOR-%rt.IIL -In this mna ch of 50 games between the Arnrc aut lhnipion it] the celebrated Hungarian player, SIK games hat:ve been played. Mr 'Morphy has won four; Herr Lowenthail, I ; and one- lhss been drawn. -THE SlrlrBUtIDING INTEREST AT ...

... TIME OF TRAINS LEAVIN~G EDINBURGH FOR UNDEIIM]&N'TONED PLACES AUGUST 185. ?? The abbreviations within parenthjesis--(CaLj), ( aC, tisu G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-signtfy Caledonian., Soottls& Central, Edinburgl; and Glasgow, Noetr British, anu Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways respectively and intimate that the trains start from the termini these railways in Edinburgh at the hours ...

... The following interesting communication is from a young man, formerly belonging to Edinburgh, and now a non-commnissioned officer in her Majosty's 74th m Sn Regiment in India. It is addressed to a friend in II( this city, and bears date, Dbarwar, June 10, 1858 :- V D]EAt D.,-Coming off a very fatiguing journey of in tbirty-six miles this morning, I had the, great plea- bN sure of getting a ...

... ci nvts iot v. ,MONUMIENT TO THE ETTRICK SHEPHEIR). V TO THE EDITOR OF THE CALEDONIAN NEERCURY. Sie,-I am glad that An Admirer of the Eatrick ti Shepherd concurs with Me in thinking that Edin- burgh is the most appropriate national position for a tl monument to him who sang Bonnie Kilmeny, thet Witch of Fife, and Flora Macdonald's Lament. There is many a Macdonald in the North-in the ...