... CELEBRATIONS AT ABERGELDIB, Icnair In lourof the Wedding of 11.8.1. thle Piutt= op cng LUnizzNOE and H1R.H11. tLce PRINCESS Mjtimi of Baden. Ma- cider On Saturday last, His Serene Highness this Prince of nice, Loiningen, grandson of Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Itule Kenvas United in marriage to erRylHighness the hlow- Princess Marie of Baden. Rise ceremony took place at sarty Carisrehe, ...

... 00l Cli, BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPE. oil INDIA AND CHINA. nIl in- I ;hs MARSEILLES, Monday.-Tho Vectis, with the China, Calcutta, mn lit. Bombay, and Mauritius mails arrived at 5, p.m. The mails will wo ual leavc for London at 10, p.m. The ship and passengers will be ler- two days in uarantine. gor et- BRITISH COLUMInIA.-Sir E. B. Lytton als made arrangements cal .ces for opening ia bank at ...

... BIY ELMETRIC TZL61GRAIZ. I N D I A. THE BOMBAY AND CALCUTTA MAILS. The fo110wing telegram, froms Mr Acting-Agent and Consul- Ossra Green. dslated *orfi, 27th Sept., 1858, 4, r.M.s was received at the Foreign (fllee, Sept. 27, 9, P.m1 -- ALEXANDRIA, 23d Sept., 1858., The steamer Bengal e-rrved at Suez yesterday. Sbo brings Calcutta mails, eCie. The Nubia lad an aecident to her ma- .e, ...

... REAPING M&CHINES. Tereaping machines wore again tried onl Wednesday ait I Trry Fam On this occasion only Lord Kinnnird's wor kepresent, the trial not being for competition, Ur flail Maxwell or ab- explaining at the. oousmeneenieisnt that the~ Society were to as! or- pronounce no opinion onl this trial, and which was made only th out to gratify those who had not )witnessed the proceedings thle ...

... I_n~ WE:DNESDAY*, September 29,1858. Ao1ERICA AND Till:- SLAeIT' TnADY-Our Anicrican (,I11 Cousins, after nearly quar-reling wvith England on the In, score oflier methiod of pittiiig down tthe slai'c tradte, hatve sat takl~en on themselves the task ofseeinga-,fter the morality to of their own traders. They despatched the Dolphini, a inc ship of war, sometime ago, to the coast of Cuba, an m ...

... Tna annual meeting of the Oxfordshire and Banbury Agri- cultural Association was celebrated on Tuesday at Banbury. The health of the members of the county of Oxford, South Nortlamptonshire, And South Warwickshire, having been drunk, Mr Henley, MLP., rose to respond, and proceeded to say -I think, in the first place, that I may congratulate the country on its general state of prosperity. (Loud ...

... THE SCOTCH 'UNIVERSITY CosmrISSION.-Tlie first meet- ging of the Commissioners appointed under the Universities css. Act was held on Taesday afternoon inthPrsnBad calroom,. George Street, Edinburgh. ,The offices of thle Corn- I, thlel mission will be in Moray Place. The only business trains- os- acted was thle election of a chairman. Tile Lord Justice- 0 of Clerk was appointed to that post-a ...

... WV,, have not heard for some time of the plan to bridge tim over the English Channel, or the proposal to carry rail- the way communication through Turkey to India, or at least coir the Persiasn Gulf. IM!. Lesseps' Isthmus of Suez Casnal to r scheme is at present asleep, mesmerised apparently by We the hostility of the British Government, and the far. We seeing policy which took possession of ...

... FRASAERBURGHI, August 28.-The average for the season 0 up to this date is 33flcrlane;I at ISandliaven, 16J ;. at Rose- 81 hearty, 2241; at Pennants 24,J; district, 30k. At same pe- ll riod last year, the average was 066 craen. V re- hSWeek, Aug.. 28.-Our fishing has been much interrupted r' hi ekby rough' weather. Otherwise there was every rospect of a successful catch. Yesterday, from the ...

... ENGLISH LUNA4TIC ASYLUMS. Ly --- A- THis time last year Scotland was described as the dis-o in grace of civilisation for her treatment of the fatuous bli Ly poor. It is not with any feeling of triumph that we vi i- recall the taunt, and place it side by side with the late R .d revelations of the management of Private Asylums in pi o England. How eagerly that Scottish blue-book, with al e. its ...

... in2 Oi IN our last we announced the arrival of Her Majesty and a of the Court at E dinburght, which was reached err Tuesday O- evening. P o, A little before eight O'clock on Wednesday morning Vi ~'Royal Highness thre prince Consort, accompanied by Lord Derby, and attended by MUr Mathesons, of the Board of to -Works, left tire Palace, and made an inspection of tire emt- irroveinents which have ...

... The second and last exhibition for thc season was held in the School-room, Woodside, on Saturday the 4th inst., When, not withstanding the unpropitious weather of late, the display of flowers, fruits, and vegetables, was equal to any of eorner seasons. The devices of wild flowvers exhibited by I the Misses Forbes were tastefully executed, und merited the encoeiiums so liberally bestowed upon ...