... h TIE people of that part of the United Kingdom cal- tio e led Scotland have long had a special grievance in the act d shape of Soldiers' Billets. In England, the mainte- thE e nance of troops on the march or the recruiting service Bi r, has been borne by the licensedvictuallers, according Oh s to the Mutiny Act, so long as these persons had room Br L to lodge them, and, when the house was ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISR ARMY. ore AUGUST, 1858. an, ;he Whore two places are mentioned, the last named is that at sin )re which tho Depot of the Regiment is stationed. PO' th. le t Life Guards, Hyde Park 23d Benga, Chatham to 2d aldershott ( Batp. Newport k H se Guards- , Chatham th bunhsd 1st Bat. Tower 0 5~~4th Bon, Coeetr tgli 6d 1~gont's Park (2d'l Bury rel DirsoD n Guads- B 25th Gibraltar ...

... MONDAY the 2d of August, vas rather a notableday to the inhabitants of Kintore.. TRie amnoont of businues dolre on that day was perfectly astonishing, intinmatioi beingforper- ly given to the inhabitants of the town and strrourpding district, that on the above day, the followinfg coHyres 'would take place in our ancient burgh; naniely, '3ja Ldies' 8alo; Flower and Poultry Show; end Flodwerab ...

... AUCHINDOIR, I(ILDRUIMY, AND TOWIE AGRI- CUL.TURAL ASSOCIATION. This Association held their annual show of cattls and D horses at Lumsden Village, on Tuesday, 3d August. About the usual number of animals were brought forward, but the e proportion of first-rate beasts shown was considerably aboveB thle average. The Judges-Iessrs Reid, Graystone, Alford, A Ingram, Graystone, Tallynessle; and Reid ...

... it t The following telegram from -Mr Acting Consul-General m Green was received at the Foreign Office, August 7, 5.lOA . A~. ALEXAmDATa, August 3. D The steamer Bengal arrived at Suez from Calfcitta, an& h brings the following dates :-Calcntta, July 2; Madras, 10; ,x Gelle, 14, Aden, 26; Hongkong, Juise 23. it * On the 1st of July the rebels were forty miles from J7y pore, near Lallsahoont, ...

... - HERiRING FISHING. Aaee.DnENe Tuesday~.-Tlee fis~hing here (carried on, how- Iaver, on a very small scale) has lately shown signs of ino- Iproc emeset, andlthis morning there was a great take, each boat havi~g about 25 crane. STO~rtHAVEN, Tucsday.-There has also been a, Much BR na~resuccsslnfishing here, considerable quiantities being at tw iMeon during the past eighit days. This morning, ...

... - Tau Calcutta and China mails were telegraphed to s London on Sunday night. They bear dates from Cal- t estta, 4th July; and Peiho, 9th June. The rebels, h Leaded by Ummer Singh, seem to have retired to their ti strongholds in the jungle of Jugdespore, from whence M lurge bodies of them have carried on a sort of guerilla ri wracfare on the neighbourhood for some time. The q (hwalior rebels ...

... E, FRANCE. ri:l PARIS Thursday evening.-Cherbourg just now engrosses all be thou hts, to the exclasion of every othor topic. It is said that- rgc 40,0UO passports have been granted in Paris for that place. wo It is stated positively that the Conferences respecting the' afiairs of the Principalities are nearly at an end, that only two 7st, more sittings will be hold, and that by tlhe 15th all ...

... I ~*SO0T, RosILTA.I1ECELVECD.RoYAL Ass m.-Iiithe House ~'of Lords, on Monday week, then royal assent was given by le ~8 C91limission tb the following bills :-Turnpike Acts Amend- S Io moent Bflhll'1olice '(Scobthlan) Act 'Amendment Bill, Titles 'to ULandi(Scotland) Bill, Detached Parts of Counties (Scotlanld) TI 'P 8111 Herring Fisheriest (Scotland) Bill, Lunatics (Scotland) all A .*t ...

... Banff, August 9, 1858. DEAR Srt,-Yon will probably give an account of the late Episcopal Church. Synod,-in the Jour7Utl of this week, and, (being necessarily absent on important church daty,) in addition to notice of my proxy being given to Mr Walker of Monymusk, I beg to add, that having now read the Rev. Nathaniel Grieve's motion, I cordially approve the senti- ! lents contained in it, and ...

... ENGLAND. sl Thel Court arrives1 at Buckinghaiu Palace on Monday afternoon from Osborne. of THEF R0TAl, VISIT TO PRUussA.-'Wo read in the G-zelle Thel ,of Co6'~efeI :-1 Her Majesty Queen Victoria wvill return, as Arn lies been stated, from Cherbourg to Osborne, whence lshe Inar will goto Berlin by Rotterdainend Dusseldorf. The Prince pex. of Prussia will receive Her Majesty in the latter town, ...

... , I ag WVHEN it becasile known at Fintray that Sir William and 6vc nt his Lady were to arrive there on Fridaey last, 'thec teniantspr is- resolved to give the young pair a hearty welcome. They, bosn ,le accordingly assembled at thie East Lodge, about 3 o'clock, ( [lee fell into rank, and marched to the east bdimndary of the! li b- estate, with banners waving, and preceded by music. Herm ats ...