... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY ON 21 AUGUST, 1858. 1~~ ?? iA i ?? A - -- -l ?? - . . (From the Edinburgh Gazette.) Wheve tio places arementio'eed, the last named is that at which the DeIot of the Regiment ai stationed. Life Gueards. Poot. 1s, Hyde Park. 24th, (lst Batt.) Bengal--Clhtrn. 2d, Aldersbott. (2d Batt.) Bury. Rtoyal Horse Guarde. 25th, Gibr-altar-Pembroke. Regent's Park. 26th, ernmiuda ...

... THE GLASGOW CEI'IC SOCIETY'S GATHERING. The second grand national gathering of the Glasgow Celtic jin Society was held in the Upper College Park yesterday. 'I'le yost meeting last year gave promise of large encouragement for and future gatherings, but the arrangements were then; as might Con be expected on a first occasion, hy no means matured. This jorit year ample time was takeir for ...

... PICKINGS FRO3I PUNCH. i -LN- 0 . V1fU!1 rUJN U11. A RAsin Hisrr oF P ?? is not every man who can laugh up bis. sleeve when he ?? to be out-at- elbows. DIFFERENCE BET'2WEEHN DUTY AND PlASURN.-If there is a row, it is the duty of a policeman to be present; but it is more frequently his pleasure to be absent. MEFTTERNICHu OUTDONE.-The Machiavelli of Vienna de- lighted in saying Apr-4A nzoi, la ...

... 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. - ...

... OUR PRESENNT SITUATION IN INDIA. (From the Timnes.) It is a remarkable feature in the last intelligence from India that even the achievement of two decided victories does not constitute its principal importance. N-othing could be more brilliant or gratifying than the final exploit by which Sir Hugh Rose crowned his triumphant march through Central India-nothing more complete than the defeat ...

... Nowa. LO:ID Me.6.OR or DUnLI.N.-At the last meeting of the Dublin Town Council. Alderman Lambert, pro- posed by Alderman Hudson, and seconded by Mr Chambers, was unanimously elected Lord Mayor of Dublin for 1S59. T A REVIVED PeEERAGr.-The Waterford Mail says tr 7 ir is much more than probable that the title of Lord off Caher-presumed to be extinct by the death of the s Earl of Glengall-will be ...

... ANNUAL DINNER.I The annual dinner of the Kintyre Club took place on Wed- nesday, in the Tontine Hotel. The usual business meeting e was held beforehand, ?? the office-bearers for 1858-59O were appointed as follows --The Duke of Argyll, Patron; C. C.C Greenlees, Esq., Preses. Messrs. Laurence Clark, Nath- a aniel Templeton, the Hon. Andw. Galbraith, Lord Provost, John C. M'Naughton, James ...

... 1IGIA520)m ?JfpraW FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6. GREAT news! The Atlantic Telegraph has been suc- cessfully lnd down between America and the shores of Great Britain. The greatest scientific feat of this or any age of the world's history Ihas been effected, and the 5th of Aluust, 1858, will long be memorable above all the days of a strangely eventful year. By the brief account we publish elsewhere, ...

... The Select Committee appointed to inquire into the origin of the claim of ?? of Hanover to levy the Stade Tolls, to consider in what degree they are detrimental to the commerce of the United Kingdom, and the effect ofgiving notice to determine the Treaty under which this countly has assented t& the payment of such tolls for a limited period, have considered the matters to them referred, and ...

... TIRE OF TRAINS LRAVING, EDINBUR3GH FOIL UNDIEUMENTIOFED PLACES AUGUST 1858. ?? The abbreviationswithin parenreesi-.(cCr), (S. ), (E. ano G.), (N. B.). (F. P. and D-)-signify Caledonian, SQtti.sb Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North British, and Edinburgh, Perth, dnd Dundee lklaways reapecrively and intimate that the trains start from the terMinI oe these railways in EdinbUrgh at the boats ...

... A correspondent of the Tibnes, in letters from San Francisco, dated 16th June and six following days. describes the discoveries in Fraser River, and the excitement produced by thenmiamnongst the people in California. The following are extracts from his com- munications In the present stirring times events are flowing in upon Us with such rapidity and in Euch volume that, unless I begis to ...

... ATEST LI ERPOOL NEWS.- - ?? I . (From our own Correspondent.) Liverpool, Wednesday. ATTEMPT TO DEFRAUD THE LONDON AND NORTH-WESTEERN RAILWAY COMPANY.-At the Birkenhead Police Court this forenoon, a man, apparently about 35 years of age, who gave l his name as R. E. Shine, late 15th Regimefit, and who said t he was about to return to Australia, was brought before the. Magistrate on a charge of ...