... MERCURY O1F3CK SATURDAY Emvw ofOL INflIA The Bombay TVi:n of September 7th, fays- The rebels in Onde, deserted by the Quee, ate in a desperate situation. There is a cobsiderable force, but disorganised, in Bebar. Cotoaels An- derson and Fraser are dead. WEST INDIA MAILS. ..ouTHAmTPoN, Oct. 2.-The Panam has ar- rived,withtheWestlndiaMexico, ?? mails, and nearly on&amillion dollars in specie. ...

... FRANCE. . PARIs, Friday Morn ?? Moniieur states that the Emperor of Russia has given a distin- guished reception -to Prince Napoleon, and that the Emperor aecompanied the Prince back to his residence. Eighty millions francs are said to be required to complete the work at Cherbourg. Vincennes is to have the finestpark of artillery in Europe, and the fortress is to be enlarged, HOLSTEIN. The ...

... 19atit allb fRs'l. -4- Balmoral, September 30, 1858. The royal dlnnerpa,4y yesterd y evening included H.RBH. the Duchas of gent, Lady Anna Maria Dawson, Lord James Murray, and&-!is Stueirt Wortley. H.m.H. the Prince of Wale, accompanied by Major Teesdale and Mri F: XV. Gibbs, left Balmoral this morning for White Lodge, Richmond. The Marquis Bandini-Giustiniani and Viscount Kynnaird, ...

... 6 g Its pg o ut. THE LORD PROVoSr AND THEIlj UN- EMPLOYED WORKMIEN.I TO 'TE EDITOR OF THE. CALEDONtIAN MEIRCUR Y. My DEARE SIRS-It is reported that the ilrd;Pro- vast has held out the prospect to the delegates fromr M meeting of the unemployed workmen, lately held upon the Calton Hill, of raising a publie subscription for the purpose of opening up soup-kitchens for their relief; but it is to ...

... AMERICA. The Fulton brings 380,000 dollars for France ' The Persia arrived out on the 16th. At 5'30 on Thursday morning the Fultoit. passed through a squadron of eight meu-of-war, standing to the eastward under easy sail -in lati. tude 50 N., longitude 20 AY. -When abreast of- Falmouth she passed the screw-steamer North Stark outward bound, and when abreast of the startilg point she passed the ...

... AGE ( NTS. Aberdeen .A. & R. Mie G(ireenock ..Mrs Owen. Athenrcum I addingtoa..J. MIillen Do. --L. & J. Smith. Do. -G. Smilel Do. ..W . Panton. flawick ?? Black. Do. D. WVyllie& Sona Do. ?? DaIgleisa Aberlady . r F. litceu. I|veresk--J. Gordon. AlIca J. Lothian. Lnverkeithg ?? iss Campbell. Do. .- S. N. Morison. Jedburgh, & W. EsAe) Do. 7-J. Wingate. Do. T. SmaiL Arbroatie ..James zmith. ...

... The usual morthly meeting of this Board was held ?? ?? in the chair. The Law Committee reported, on the representa- tion of Messrs Cargill and Laing against the as3ess. ment of landlords for the proportion of poor-rates payable by tenants of houses let under L4, that, after having duly considered the matter, they had resolved, in terms of the Poor-Law Amaendment Ace and- the Lands Valuation ...

... Gus B .1IT''SE ASSGOIATION .i - The~cosiCludinzg ger~eral rmeeting -ofw the Assecia- tion was hold in the large room of the TownIHsMll, Leeds, at3'oclock on Wednesday 'atrnoori. There was a anmerous attendance of ladies and 'gentlbrmen. Professo r' wer!, the President ef.te Assth.eatioo presidedatid on the platform also swere many ef the disting~uished 'mtr who have taken'part in the various ...

... APPEAL OF THE REV. OE ClISnEB. This right rev. Court resumed yesterday morning at half-past ten-the Bishop of Glasgow presiding-. wbea Mr Cn1EYN proceeded with his address. He said -If there were no true presence of Christ, no real -Connection between-the Eucharistic eletueats and His body and blood, there would be no pretence for say- ling that the sacrifice was substantially tbe same as that ...

... The Leeds Mechanics' Institute held a soiree in the Town-Hall of that borough, on Wednesday, at which upwards of 1500 persons were present. ford Godc- rich, M.P., occupied the chair, and among the gentle- men on the platform ?? Earl of Carlisle, Sir Roderick Murchison, Rev. Dr Booth, Sir C. Nichol- son, Provost of the University of Sydney, Australia; Mr R. Mortekton Mines, M.P. ; 1Rev. Dr Hook ...

... The Revenue Returns for the year and quarter ending September'30, afford a striking proof of the buoyancy of the national resources. With one exception, all the great sources of the national t income have yielded a large surplus. Under a the head Customs, the increase amounts t L.634,037, arising chiefly from sugar, though to a large extent also from tea, tobacco, and corn. Under Excise there ...

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