... MERCURY OFFICE, TBBEE O'CLOCK. LONDON CORN MAREET. English wheat in good demand, and realises fully last Monday's rates. Foreign firm, with fair business. Flour in good request, at fill prices. Barley wanted, and prime firm. Oats less plentiful, demand larger, and prices stiff. Malt brings full value. Beans and pease sell slowly, but not cheaper. Arrivals-British wheat, 5669; barley, 1756; ...

... LAiTEST LIVERPO-OL. NEWS. CFrot anr ?? Coamrsponlnmtj) Saturday, 20th Novemnber. FATAL ACCIDENT BY THr. 1''FALaac orA WArn -on tie six O'clock onl Tuesday night, a serious-and fatal accident occurred at. thle extensive timber-yard belonging to Mr. James Johnson1, at the corner of 8taffbrel- Street, London R oad, by which 0110 youth was instantaneously killed, an- other had his- thigh broken, ...

... GENERAL POST-OFFICE, EDINBURGI. Boxes Close. General ReceivygI p, o :uEdh. IP. Office. Houses . Leitb. & Leith. MAILS. _ _ . Aberd'n, Dundee, Perth,) 5 4A. 10 OP 10 ODP 6 40A Stirling, Alloa, &c. . a 7 20P 7 OP 7 Oi 6 .30 Berwick and E. of England, 1 30P 11 OP 1O 6 40A Berwick, Dunbar, Had-} dingtou, &c., E. of Eng- I 5 15P 4 30P 4 sop 3 Op land . . . . . . . Carlisle, Liverpool, Man-~ p Iio ...

... At presetit, when so tnouch interest is attached to the position of Portugal inl her relations with France, the follow- ing particulars respectiig her manufactures and enomierce are worthy of attention. These particulars are derived from a Parliamentary Blue Book, just issued, and are furnished by Mr. Paget, her Mlajesty's Secretary of Legation for Portugal. Mr. Paget remarks on the difficulty ...

... ,naval glib vilitary ?Ilttllfplltt, WAR-OFEICe, PALL-MALL, NOV. 19, 2d Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lieutenant Wtl- liamW. King, from the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, by pur., vice Dick, who retires. 7th Light Dragoons-Cornet Robert Dalrymple Steuart to be Lieutenant, by pur., vice Paulet, pro- mote'd; Cornet the Hon. Walter Harbourd to be Lieutenant, by pur., vice Gore, who retires. 16th ...

... INDI A AD CEINA. Tihe express, in antieipation of tire Overland Mail, has brought letters and papers from Blomrbav to October 25. We malie extracts from the Bosn bac, Tr'eies and the Bombasy Standard of that date. The rnyal proclairation is expected to be issued caili, in November, and grand preparations anebeingg made throughout Ilnia to celebrate the event. All our large cities will be ...

... no A .- + 1, . . N (From the Globe.) I The express in anticipation of the Overland mail has brought c' letters and, papers from, Bombay to October 25. k The rebellion is now confined to the pursuit of fugitives in t) the Gwalior territory to Oude, and to the jungles around Jugdespore, and we are glad to notice-success in' each quarter t since our last advices.n TANTIA TOPEE.G This man, who ...

... (From the Times' Correspondence.) TaR New York, Nov. 2. call The elections which are now going on in the States of I11- ing nois, New York, and several other States are to decide the I political complexion of thE next Congress, and to give a direction to the Presidential canvass for 1860. Their impor- Ms tance has led to a greater interest than is usual in the elec- tions intervening between ...

... SUMIMAlRY. Thle Britidsh and Frcnclh Commissioners ?? at Jeddah on the 12th, on board the Cyclops. NIo intimatiou hat, been received of the arrival of the Turkish Commaissioner. Nt'niiok. Pasha, On receiving informntion. of the envoy's approach, immediately left Mecca, wvhere he was staying, for Jeddah- Tlhe French Commissioner at once took up Eia residence on shore, while Wie col- league ...

... (From the Times.)I Swift used to say that the people of his generation bad imbibed just enough religion to bate, but not nearly enough to love, one another. There is always some fool, or fanatic, busying himself to give colour to this cynical half-truth-I some priest on the watch to kidnap a Jew boy, or some t fiery Protestant in a chronic state of wrath at the College of t Maynooth. If we ...

... I E; , 3 G avtrt 5 0^s t blltt . PROFESSORS SIM3PSOisi AND DRENSETE AND TIIE PHYSIC CIIAIP. TO TU1E EDlTor, 02F TilE CiLT EDONIAN _.;CerY. SIR,-J have no desire to interfere with the con- troversial points at issue berw-'-cen Drs Simpson and Bennett, and shall leave such personal matters to be settled by the professors themselves. But, as an elector, who took a deep interest in the canvas for ...

... TrIM O)Fs TRAINS LEAVING EDMiBURGII FOR UNDERIENTIONED PrLACES. NOVEMBER 1858. 1c' The aulbbeviations within parenthesis-(Cal.), (S C.), (E. alo G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-signify Celedonian, Scottish Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North Britisb, and Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways respectively. and intimate that the trains start from the termnll oJ these railways in Edinburgh at the ...