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... FRANCE. FPARIS,, Sa1day.-The French journals have I I become more warlike, and war is popular, except among the commercial classes. The division under General ?? is said to be destined a for the Adriatic. The question of the Regency a is agitated. Prince Jerome or the Empress are spoken of. Stagnation of affairs continues. Wheat advancing in all the markets, except a Orleans. Appearance of ...
... FREE SYNOD OF LOTHIAN AND TWEEDDA.L1. The half-yearly meetiag of this -Synod was !held yesterday in the F'cee Higb,0burch, when a sermon was preached by the Rer. Mr Thom- -son, from Zechariab x. 12. Thei.ev. Mr Smith was then elected Moderator sor the. Cur.rent hail- year, and the Synod adrj mraed for a.-short time. On meeting again, at two .'olocl;, in the hall, Victoria Terrace, the report ...
... - -r- ford it luttlfi ..l. ?g Ylvice. SPAIN. ti The Madrid journals of the ad have arrived. h Theitintsh-Minister had bad an audience of the cz Queen to present an autograph letter from the g Queen of England. According to the Espana, tI the English Government has presented a note, drawnl up in very friendly terms,' requesting ex-t] plations-as to the object of the concentration -f troops at ...
... w 'Ito, (?aal q izraffir X-tuipts. The following are the Railway Receipts for the past week:- 1859. 185. Belfast and Ballymena - - £1,259 £1,081 Belfast and Couty DowVn - 596 393 Birkenhead, Lanc., and Ches. June. 3,0s2 2,518 Blyth ?? . 1,726 1,305 Bristol and Exeter - - - 7,695 6,948 Caledonian Cork and Bandon - - - 322 300 Cork,. Blackrook, and Passage - 24242 1i Cornwall - 1,550 - Deesde -- ...
... TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURGH FOR UNDERMENTIONED PLACES.-JULY 1859. O* Tnsa. ?? wthin parenthesi-(Cal.), (S. C) (E and G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-signify Caledorien, S~omsh Cerntral, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North British, and Ed=aburgh, Perth, and Dndece Ras lways respectieiy and intinate that the trains start from t'ae terminI u these railways in Edinbrrgh at the h..r.state& Aberdeen, (S. ...
... TIMF. OF TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURGHB TFjI UNDERUIENTIONED PLACES.-AUG. 1859. ?? The abbreviations within parenthesis-(Cal.), (S6.) (a G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-signify Caldonian, Scot je Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North Briti Edinburgh, Perth, and- Dandee Railways reipetis and intimate that the trains start fros the termW these railways in Edinb argh at the hours stateL Aberdeen, (S. C.) ...
... SECOND EDITION OF FRIDAY, Ir is understood that the Council of In l1h are not at present lenders of money. -THt; 24th Regiment is to be removed ir mn Aldershot to Queenstown, and will beemibdked in the Himaiaya.,;- 11 is now considered certain that none of the passengers and crew of the Blervie'Ctastle were saved. A collision is deemed the probable cause of the disaster. 'TaE Herald of the ...
... - LE1TH'TOWN COUNCIL. , j ?? , ar , , ! The Leith'Towzi`' CouncIl inet yesterday- Prbv6st2 avlor presiding. , 5SUENT FOR; T!U!CBilfEXT. I7AR. . ,rA ,repor~t ,was read from the Finance Commit-'i tee, reconmmending that the asesismeut for police purposes for thse nrrentityetiashould:'be levied at th'e raiteo 4id pet pouiid, the sdme'as last year; a:ptdj on the.,,mtion ,of, the Provost, this was ...
... orllthl ?? I it-4 li g., Mr f. A: LETTzn from I Rome represents Cardinal 'Autonelli as preventing refuros thre Piope !s -quite willing to enact, IT'is stated'that& )usts of Cicero and.Agrip.' pins, and -a. Btetae of 'Apolle,all in: bronze, ,were foimnd a short' tie. since in removing some, ,earth for earoad near Pompeii, and were, placed in.the musemna at Naples.. A CELLARDYKE fishing' boat ...
... ? IIvit-1,41, Initial*14turt. FRANCE AND, THE POPE. C A- Paris letter in the Nord ?? stated that the Popelhas written to' Cardinal Morlot, APPEAt Archbishop of Paris, to beg him to recommend the French bishops to display moderation in Thh their pastoral letters in the affairs of Rime-- when I rnoderation being necessary in order tnot to could thwart the good Iintentions of the- French appelli ...
... AG E N T S. &berdecn.._X & FL Milne Haddington-.. Smiles Do. _L & J. Smith Hawick.ltR. Black r > Do. ..D. Wyllie&Son Do. j. Dalg/eisb AberZady-1r F. Mitchell Innerleithell-nRobert Smel Allea. J. Lothiia Inverkeithing.Miss Campbell Do. S. N. lrorrlson Jedburgh - A & Wy.Easter Ds. _J. Wingate Do. ?? Small Anstrother-L, Russell Kelso_.,James Lawrie Arbroatb-Tames Lindsay Do. ?? Pattisoe : Do. _J. ...
... ,SE'COND -E-.T iON uOJ? 'HURSDAY. jii;i ?? ?? ?? :. imv1 t r. lo6:: I) t ?? F- iRAOE d3- i' ' 'A'xi~ T~iui~sk~a ?? of today M,-tz ' etiie}i~ie ' in- -prese ttng his its dlaee iohEteit6r, delivered ai. boiilbete tbe EwrpeY6*'oiuti te-high pr9;'e h 'cedto'his.persoot51 Irtin'dIihip, adding that' oald bei t'ireeahie 'to 'his Mje'stjy t-sse tbe pletion a f-onsp ?? the relatiots. f d anr~nditsta td ...