... TilXE OF TRAINS LEAVING ?DXNBURGU FOB UNDEIL?EETIONED PLACES. Cc) GN.) B. ) {E. iP. n -ignly Caledenian Scttish Esdinbulrgh, Perth, and Dundee Riailways respectively. and intimlate thlat tha trains stafl frum the termhdL ct thoese rceilervays in Edinbur gh at the hours stated. Aberdeen, (S. C.), Ii 241, 8, 12 ant;* 8 45 p.m. Aberdeen (E. P. and D.), 6 10, 10 a~m; 2 45p m. Abrboath (E. P. anld ...

... GERMANY AND TEHE BALTIC. (FRlOM OIJR OWN CORlRE:SPON;DENT.) STETTIN, Nov. 22, 1858.-A longer interval than usual has occurred between the last and the present conmmunication, which has arisen from a desire to ascertain, from personal observation in this district of Prussia, which offered special facilities for that pur- pose, what was the true state of public feeling as to recent events in ...

... BY ELYECTRICTELEGRiAPH. FERANCE. Trade in Paris and the departments in a state of fluctuation, and not satisfactory. Flour and wheat wvere lowver in price. More business 'Was doing In wines, The stock of sugar was unpre- cedentedly low at Nanltes. AUSTRIA. Thle Hlerald has a letter dated Paris, Saturday night, stating that letters had been received froml Miilan, repeating the telegraphic ...

... U £ £. A. MONTVf'S LEAVE OF ABSENCE FOR THiE EXCISE. ~tO THE EDITOR OT TERE CAtLEDOISIAK MERCuRY. WHR-Sone of the many who are indebted to Or Johnl Henderson and Mr John M'Donald, of Port-Ellen, for their letters to the Service, and their memorial to the Board of Inland Revenue, I am desirous, with your kind permission, of signifying my -appreciation of their efforts in behalf of their fellow- ...

... TIME OF TRAINS LRAVING EDii?BU1I(iE Foil U?iDERMEN I'IONED PLACES. NOVEMBER 1868. . e The abbreviations with;;; parentrhesis-(Cal.), tS. C.), (E. and ?? (N. B.), (E. P. and D.j--signify Caiedonian, Scottish Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North Bri~tishi and Edinbulrgh, Perth, and Dandee Raalway3 respectively and intimlate that the trainsi start from the terrn In£ these rsilways in Edinbumgh ...

... INDIA AND CLIlNA. Advices from Calcutta, Madras, and Ulong IEong,. by overlanld mail ctie Mca~ciiides, have been received. The E~nglish?;tnn, of October 2t3. renews its complaints of what it deemns the tardiness of Lord Clyde, and inE thre following passage of its mail summary tbe JIur-i Iazrn inidulg!i the samie feeling: W'tt the c..ccprioo of' one glorious deay, thc 8th a of this~ utonltl, ...

... AG E NT1S. Aberdeenz ?? &; R. MfiinelGreenock ?? Owen. Atlhenisum, liaddi gton ..J. IMlllen. Do. ?? & J. Smith. !Do. -G. Smzies. Do ?? Paaton. ,ifavuiek ?? Black. Do. ?? Wyllie & Son jDo. J. Daigleieh. Aberlady 21r Fi. Mitichell. Invereek ?? Gordon. Alloa ?? Lothlian. Ilnverk~eithgMisa CampbeHl Do. ?? N~. Mlorison. !Jedhurgh ?? & W. E3asteriD. Do. ?? Wingare. lDo. ?? Small Arbroath .-. ...

... :HEETING WITH T~ltE LORD AflVOC&TS. Yesterday afternoon a deputation from the Scottish Freehold Association waited on the Lord Advocate in his Chambers to press upon his Lordship the justice and necessity of extending to Scotland a forty-shilling franchise, similar to that of Engleand, in any new Re- form Bill. The followving gentlemen were present: Bailies Black-adder, Grieve, and Russelli ...

... A GE: S J~S. Aberdeen .A. &; R. Slilne1Greenock ..Mrs Owen. Athen~um, ?? ..J. Milieu. Do. .L. & J. Smith. Do. -G. Smniles. Do ..W . Panton. .Hawick ?? Black. Do. ?? W~yllie & Son Do. ,J. Dalgleisb. Aberlady ?? F. MIitchell. !Inveresk,.j. Gordon. Ailoa ?? Lothian. iueverkeithgMliss Campbell. Do. -.S. N. Munrson. Jedburgh ?? & W. Eastes; Do. ?? Wingate. Do. ?? Smail. Arbroath ..,.James ...

... GE?RAL rosT-OFrICE. EDINBURGH. | Boxes Close. l General |Receiv'gi p. her Edin. jP. Offlcej H louses. Leith. !&Leith. Aberdn, Dundee, Perth,*) 5 45A. 10 OP 10 OP' 6 40b Stirling, Allosa,& . a7 20P 7 OP J 7 Op i 6 30P Berwick and E. of England, 1l 3p 11 OP |1 OP 6 40A Berwvick, Dllnbar, ?? l I O dlington, n, E. of Eng- S l5P 430 4 30r O lend. .. Carlisle, Liverpool, M~an- cehester, W &:S of Eng ...

... WAR OFFICE, PALL MALL, NOV. 26. 213 Regiment of Dragoon Guards-George Bailey to be Oornets by pur., vice Meicalfe, appointed to the 7th Light Dragoons. 4th Light Dragoons-The first Christian name of Lord Seymour, appointed to a Cornetey, in the (Ca- 2elle ofg the 29th October 1858, is Edward, not Louis, as previously stated. 6th Dragoon Guards-Lieutenant F. A. Weather. ley to he Adjutant, vice ...

... GLrASGOW REsFORM. ASSOCIATL1't~z .At adhurned meeting of tht8 S'upporters of a re- form~ movement in Giaseguw fits held in the lesser ,Cilty Hall the otirer niglh. Couticillor Moir was called to the chiair. M Sr Wsatt first Woad letters of apology for absence from Professor Nicho], and others. The following occurs ?? ali~a in the letter of Professor Nichol: I am quite sorry that, as 1 stated ...