... A G EN TS. Aberdeen ..A. & R. MilneGreenoek..-Mrs Owen. Athenaum n Haddington..J. Millen. Do. _L. & J. Smith. Do. -G. Suiles. Do -W. Panton. Hawick R. Black. Do. ?? Wylie & Son' Do. --J. Dalgleish. Aberlady .-Mr F. Mitchell. inveresk J. Gordon. Anob _-J. Lothian. Ilverkeitlig ?? iss Campbell. Do. - S. N. Norison. Jedburgh ?? & r. Easteaj Do. - J. Wingate. Do. -T. SmaiL Arbroath .-James Smith. ...

... COMMERCIA 1;. The Australian gold taken to the Bank- on Tues- day was L.240,000, making a total of L.480,OO0 since the date of the last return. The failure of a large sugar speculator has been announced at Lille for L.203,000. The telegram announcing the arrival of the mail steamer at Suez, with dates to the 15th of August from Melbourne, is now considered overdue. The intelligence by this ...

... FRANCE. Prince Napoleon left Paris on Monday for the Carmp of Chalous. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, October 5.-Brockhausen, Ambas- sador of Prussia at Brussels, died last night at Baden, where lhe had been staying for the reco- very of his health. LORD Buity's VISIT TO BRITISH NORTH AMIE- RICA.-Tlie Globe believes that Lord Bury's visit to British North America will be for strictly private reasons. ARMiY ...

... LORI) CANNING'S REPLY TO THE ELLENBOROUGH DESPATCIH. T- -l . - I - Lord Canning's reply to the famous despatch of the Secret Committee, issued under the directions of Lord Ellenborough, has been made public. The fol- lowiog are its most important passages:- THE DESFATCIC. I need scarcely tell your honourable committee that the existence of such a despatch, even had it never passed out of the ...

... TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURGH FOR UNDERMENTIONED TLACES. OCTOBER 1989. ?? The abbreviations within parenthesis-(Calt), ?? C.), (E. san G.), (Ni B.). (E. P. and D.)-signify CaOledonian, Scottish Central, Edinburgh; and Glaagow, North British, and. Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways respectively. and iltimate that the trains start from the termina go these railways in Edinburgh at the ...

... Court and Is12011. - - - 4- Balmoral, October ti, IS.,. t Ifer MAljesty the Queen drove vith her Royal Highniess 1'rillccss Louisa and i.LI.lI. Prince Arthur. The royal 1 party 'were attended by the lion. N! is5 Sropford. H ItH. the Prince Consort and HRllT. thle Count of klanders went out decr-stalIing. Lord and Lady CraniwoTtli and Sir James and Lady Clerk had the honour of receiving invitat ...

... 6 ,21aval aab Lltilitarg I T WAR OFFICE, PALL MALL, October 5. 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Captain John P Theodore Ling, from the 18th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, Vice Jarvis, who exchanges; Cornet J.W.Z. Wright, from 7th Dragoon Guards, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Jarvis, promoted. 5th Light Dragoons-Jlohn 0. Gowan Smith, to be Cornet, without purchase. 7th Light Dragoons ...

... fortlip 3uttlligmct. rFiR ANCE. Orders are understood to have been given for ac- celerating the preparations and embellishments in progress at L'Elysee Napoleon, Faubonrg St Honore, to accommodate suitably the Czar Alexander. This residence has been tenanted by Madame de Pompa- dour, Pauline Borghese, the Dachess of Berry, and when Wellington was in command of the garrison of Paris, these were ...

... FRED, PRESBYTERY. A meeting of this reverend Court wns held yester- ?? Wilson, of Fountainbridge, Moderator. TIHE S0STENTATION FUND. Dr BEGG intimated that he would, on an early I day, direct the attention of the Presbytery to the re-t port of the Select Committee on the Sustentatioss Fund, and he would be prepared to move that the a Presbytery were not prepared to approve of the plan c for ...