... IMR BAXTEkF, M-P., ON INDIAN -KISSIONS. A public meeting in connection with the London -Missionary Society was held in WVardl.Chapel, Dandee, onThursdayevening. W.E.Baxte M>P.,was-called to the chair, and the Rev. J. C. 13Bater opened the Meeting with prayer. The Chairman ?? always affords me unfeigned pleasure to talke a part in .meet- ings of the London Missionary Society, a society founded ...

... C,.Dlxrt aO P516?im ?? &- Her i.Balmoral, October 9, 1S5S. Her Majesty the Qune'n, accompanied by the Count and Countess Persigny, and Lady Churchill, drove out. H.R.H. the Prince Consort and n.r.1l. the Count of Flanders went out deer-stalling. Her Majesty gave a ball yesterday evening to the servants and gillies of the Castle and ncighbourhood, :Balmoral, October 10, 1858. General Peel has ...

... 6-fortip gutdli?aa. SWITZERLAND. Advices from Berne state that a fresh communi- cation has been addressed by the Federal Govern- ment to the Bishop of Como, repeating its formal refusal to allow him to exercise his episcopal func- tions in the canton of Tessino, as such a measure might tend to compromise the question now pending relative to the separation of parts of the Swiss terri- tory from ...

... TI;E OF TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURG FOX UNDERNTIOXD 'LACF. OCTOBER 1858. The abbreviations within Pareobesis..a, (& C.), (E. an,2 G.), (N. B.), (C. P. and D.) -signify Caledonian, Scottish Central, 6 Edinburgh ad Glasgow, North British, 2ntb Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways respectively, and intimate that the traina start from the termlnj c these railways in Edinburgh at the hours stated. - ...

... COMMERCIAL. The amount of gold taken to the Bank on Wed- nesday was L.146,000, L.90,000 Austrralian and L.56,oni) Russian. During the Seek since the date of last return the total inflix has therefore been 1,626,000. The return to be made up to-night must not be expected, however, to show an augmentation to this extent, since, on the last days of the quairter, there is always a considerable ...

... - I B: Boxes Close. |I B -IDel'very General Receiv'g P. O. !in Edin r Offlce Houses. Leith. ?? C ?? - Aberd'n, Dundee, Perth,j 5 45A. 10 OP 10 OP 6 40A C Stirling, AUoa, &c. . a 7 20P 7 OF 7 OP 630P C Berwick and E. of England, 1 SOP 11 0P 1 oP 6 40A C Berwick, Dunbar, Had-) C dingtou,, &c., E. of Eng- 5 5 15P 4 S0p 4 Sop 3 OP land.. ?? ?? t Calle, Liverpo, I Man) a OP 8 1P 7 33O0P 6 40A D ...

... A G E NTS. Aberdeen .-A. & B. Milne Greenock re Owen. Atheoaum ll1addiugton..J. Millen. Do. -L. & J. Smith. Do. -G. Smiles. Do WV. Panton. Hawick -R. Black. Do. ..D. Wyllie & Son Do. -J. Dalgleish. Aberlady .;IXr F. Mitchell. Inveresk ?? Gordon. Alla - -.r Lothian. nverkeitlgMiss Campbell. Do. ?? N. Morison. Jedburgh ..A. & W. Eastet Do. - . Wingate. | Do. -T. SmaiL Arbroath .-James ...

... . ENGLISH MI1SSES AND FRFNoU MADEMOISELLES. -The dsfference between them is this :-Your English Miss flirts before she isrmarried; your French Mademoiselle gets married first, and flirts afterwards. mi Neither plan is safe, and both are objectionable. Ph N',um 00en POOR IME!s.-Ir Costs a deal if money Sh to be rich, and it is a question if so much is worth so bus little ? After all, is wealth ...

... TIME OF T VG EDINBURG FOR UhDE EDT1N HLACE OCTOBERt 1856 .*I The abbreviations within parenthesis-(C;aL), (a C.), (Lane G.), MN. B.). tE. P. and D.)-signify Caledonian, Scotils Central, Edinbuirgh and Glasgow, North British, and Edinburgh, 'Perth, and Dundee:Railways respectively,. and inlituate that the trains start from the teraminil these railways in Edinburgh at the hours stated. Aberdeen, ...

... TIM OF THAINS LEAVWIG E-DIN3URiG FOIL UNDERL-NTIOND PLACES OCTOBER 185. ?? The abbreviations within parenthesis-(oa), ?? (E. an G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D4-aignify Caledonian, Scottish Central, Edinburgh end Glasgow, NorthaBritish, and Edinburgh, Pearth, and Dundee Railways respectively, and intimate tliat the trains start from the ?? o these railways in Edinbumgh at t he hoors stated. ...

... FRANCE. Wholesale trade of Paris more active. It is said the next monthly accounts- of the bank on Friday will show a diminution of cash, amount- ing to 25,000,000 francs, which'sain, it is pre- sumed, has been employed in commercial specu- lation. Flour sales made with difficulty, but little alteration in prices. Corns dell and de- elining. Rye flat. Barley quiet. Oats, rather more offered. ...

... A GENTS. Aberdeen .. & R. Milne Greenock ?? Owen. Athenauem Haddington..J. Millen. Do. -L. & J. Smith. Do. ._G. Smiles. Do W. Panton. Hawick -R. Black. Do. D. Wylie & Soni Do. .. J.Dalgleish. Aberlady .-'Txr F. Mitchell. Inveresk -J. Gordon. Alloa - J. Lothian. .Inverkeithg iss Campbell.' Do. - S. N. Morison. Jedburgh-A. & W. Eassen. Do. - J. Wingate. Do. 1T Smail. Arbroath .-James Smith. ...