... GENERA-L POST-OFFfICE, EDINBURGH. Boxes CloAse rrI , - ?? MAILS. Gcnefal 'lecciv'g P. 0. at !P. Office. Houses. Leithl. I Edin. * Aberdeen . . . j . 1-.A. 10 OBrF Or 7 Or Do. (On Sundays at 4P.M.) 7 20C 7 OP 7 Os ! 10 Our * Blerwcick . . 7 15A 10 Or 10 aj * Do. t Inc'ud'g N. E. Di- 1 2Cr 11 IA O Or 11 21A Do. I sision of Engl'd. I S 16P It O 50 OP 0 83r Dalkeitli, Poebles, &c. . 5 15A 10 Op 10 ...

... AG IE 2N T S. Aberdeen ?? & R. Milne Haddington..J. Milen. Do. .L. & J. Smith. Do. -G. Smiles. Do. ?? Wylliei& Son. Ilawick _R. Black. Aberlady .UMr F. Mlitchell. I Do. - , .J. Dalgleisb. Alloa ?? Lothian. jnveresk J. Gordon. Do. -S. N. Morison. inverkeithgMiss Campbell. Do. ?? Wingate. Jedburgh.. A. & W. Riec: e Arbroath .-James Smith. Do. -.T. Small. Do. --G. Sutherland. 'Kelso.-James ...

... PARIS, Monday.-The Paris Conferences for the consideration of the affairs of the Principali- ties will not be re opened before the end of the month. The revision of the special treaties be- tween Austria and the Italian States, and the ex- amination of administrative reforms, will be excluded from the deliberation of the Congress. The Moniteur of yesterday morning says: Russia proposes a ...

... Aberdeen .-A. & R. Mine PHaddington..J. Miller. Do. T,. & J. Smith. , Do. -G. Strilte Do. -D. Wyllie & Son. Flewick ?? Blac'. Aberlady .-Mr F. Mlitchell. Do. J. Dalgltiea lOa J .Lothian. Invereek--J. Gord,!L. Do. -S. N. Morison. luverkeith& iias C4i -, Do. -J. Wingate. Jedburgh.,_A. & W E-:- r Arbroath .-James Smith. Do. --T. Smail. Do. -G. Sutherland. Kelso.-___James Lawr;p Auochterarder ...

... The Cork Reportey furnishes uts with the following additional details relative to the proceedings of the Neapolitan exiles On Monday a deputation from the Neapolitan sufferers waited upon the Mayor, for the purpose of vindicating as promptly as possible; and in the presence of the highest local authority, the course which they took in having themselves brought to this port. They were ...

... (onlral zutdfigittt. MR COBDEN has arrived at New York by the pet Canada, and is staving at thre Brevoort House. the MORE than Liiopo have already been subscribed his in London for the Neapolitan refugees. me His GRACE TBR LORD PRIMATE of Ireland sub- the scribed the sum of L.50 towards the fund for assist- ing the Neapolitan exiles. Mt MR T H-ACrEaty has accepted LA 500 to write for wit two ...

... TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURGH FOR UWDERMENTIONED PLACES. MARCH 1859. : The abbreviatloss within parenthesis-a(Cl.), (S. C.). (E. and G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-signltfy Caledonian, Scottish CentraL, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North British, aoj; Edinburgh, Pertb, and Daniee RaClways respectively. and intimate that the trains start from the terminii e these railways in Edinburgh at the hours ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-THURSDAY. The House met at five o'clock. tl The Minor Courts, &c. (Ireland) Bill was read a second time, and the Occasional Forms of Prayer Bill passed through committee. PETITION FROM THE BANFERS AND MRUCHANTS OF SINGAPORSE. Lord STANLEY, of Alderley, presented a peti- ' tion from the bankers and. merchants of Singapore, and asked what were the intentions of Government P with ...

... CIVIL SEPVICE ESTIMATES. The estimates for the Customs, Inland Revenue, and Post Offices are printed. The vote for salaries and expenses of the customs amount to L.857,155, an increase of L.7870 over the corresponding esti- mate for last year. The total estimates for the In- land Revenue Department is.L.1,349,864, being less by L.12,394 than the vote for 1858. The reduction in the Post Office ...

... I~ ~ ~ ~ HIOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. The House met at five o'clock. IND5CTMENT DILL. Lord CAMPBELL moved the second reading of the Vexatious Indictment Bill, and explained that its object was to prevent indictments being-preferred in ca.es of conspiracy or obtaining money under false pretences until the accused persons had gone before a Magistrate. Lord IWENSLEYDALE opposed the Bill, which was ...

... HARBOURS OF REFUGE IN SCOTL&1D. The Report of the C- nimssioners appointed to a complete the inquiry in the terms recommended in ti the Report of the Select Committee of the Hruse of t) Commons, in 185S, on -arhours of Refuge has been a published. The following is the portion of ite dscti It ment which refers to this section of tle United King- tl dom. ti The traffic on the east coast of ...

... The follo wing is supplementary to the telegraph account of the speeches of Lord John Russell and Lord Stanley, given in our last:- Lord J. RUSSELL rose, in a crowdef house, to a propose the following amendment:- That this X House is of opinion that it is neither just nor politic to interfere, in the manner proposed in this. Bill, with & the freehold franchise as hitherto exercised in, the d ...