... GENFERAL POST-OFFICE, EDINBURGH. Boxes Close. I - ?? 1lAUS. ,General Receiv'g, P. O. I at ?? Office. Houses. Leith. Edin. * Aberdeen ?? . 6 15A. 10 OP 10 OP 7 Or Do. (On Sundays at 4 P.5.) 7 20P 7 OP 7 Op 10 8iro * Berwick .. . . 7 1SA 10 OP 10 OP I ? Do. C Includ'g N. E. Di- 1 80P 11 sA I OP 11 21A - Do. 5 xision ofEngl'd. l b 15P OP s 0 !O 8 35P Dalkeith, Peebles, &o. 5 115A 10 OP 10 OP Ji ...

... TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING EDI Pl RH l . UNDEItMENTIONED PLACS APRIL 1859. %'The abbreviations within parenthiesis-(Cal., (S. c. .1 * G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-oignify Caledon;3-, 4 Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, NortS a. Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways d ' 1 and intimate that the tram;s start train ti.e ;. ~-Kei these railways in Eidinburgh at thle hones Aberdeen, (S. C.), 9 am. ; 12 45 ...

... TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURGH FOR UNDERDENTIONED PLACES. APRIL 1859. * The abbreviations within parenthesis-(Cal.), (S, C.), (E. sa G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D,)-signlfy Caledosian, Seoitin Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow,l North Britis, aad Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Bal1ways respectivel and Intimate. that the trais- start frnm the termini these railways in Edinburgh at the hours stated. ...

... A special general meeting of the shareholders of this company was held yesterday in the saloon of M'Gregor's Royal Hotel-Mr Ilodgson, the chairman, presiding-for the purpose of considering certain bills about to be introduced into the House of Lords, in which the company are concerned. Mr HoDnsox, in opening the business of the meet- ing, after expressing his disappointment that the pre- sent ...

... AGE NTS. Aberdeen .A. & R. Mjineiladdington..J. lile. Do. .L & J. Smith. ! Do. -G. Smiles. Do. D. Wyylie & Son. Hawick _.R Blaei. Aberlady .-Mr F. Mitchell. Do. ?? Dalgl~ish. Alloa --J. Lothian. Inveresk --J. Gordon. Do. --S. N. Morison. Invorkeithg ?? Cani -bell. Do. _ J. Wingate. Jedburgh ?? & W. EaEtez, Arbroath ..Jarnes Smith. Do. ?? Smai1. Do. -G. Sutherland. Kelhso._ James Lawrve ...

... ciry OF PERTH ELECTION. The nomination and election of the Hon. Arthur Kinnlaird, as member of Parliament for the city of Perth, took place yesterday in front of the Coanty Buildings. Mr Kinnaird was accomnpanied by a large bodo of his supporters, including Lord Provost Imrie, and most of the Magistrates aud Town Councillors, and a considerable crowd assembled in front of the hustings. Sheriff ...

... AGEli T S. Aberdeen ._A. & R. Milne Haddingtou.,J. Milien. Do. L & J. Smith. Do. -G. Smiles. Do. _D.Wyllie& Son. Hawick R. Black. Aberlady .--Mr F. MitchelL Do. _-J. Dalgleisu. Alloa J . Lothias. Inveresk .J Gordon. Do. ?? N. Miorison. inverkeithgMiss Campbell. Do. ?? Wingate. Jedburgh..;.A & W. Easten) Arbroath . James Smith. Do. _T. Small. Do. _3G. Sutherland. Kelso.--James Lawrie ...

... The Convention resumed yesterday-the Lord Provost presidir.g. ALTARRATLON OF TrE POLICE ACT. Ur RIcIIARDsoDN (11 addington), according to notice, moved- That bhe Convention petition Parliament to alter and amend the Act for Regulating the Police of Towns and Populous Places in Scotland (13th and 14th Vict., Cap). 33), to the effect of authorising burghs and towns in future to adopt the Act ...

... S!FCrND EDITION. MERCURY OFFICE, TiruRSDAY, ELEVEN O'CLOCk DEPARTURE OF THE EMPEROR PROM PARIS. A Bologne despatch of Wednesday night, in the Post, says,-I am assured, on good autho- rity. that the Emperor left Paris this morning at 8 >'clock. PROCLAMATION BY THE KING OF SARDINIA TO THE ARMY. Tcur.rEr, Wednesday, April 27tb.-A Royal Pioclamation, by the King of Sardinia to the uliny, has been ...

... The Dundee Advertiser gives the following addi- tional particulars in regard to this distressing occur- re ?? search among the ruins was kept up ia through the whole of Friday night, as it was tvi ought fo that all the bodies had not been recovered ; and co about three o'clock the corpse of a woman named wi Jainieson was found, and it is believed that, with this woman, all the persons involved ...

... In another column we give details of latest. e B election intelligence, here and over the kingdom. m The spirit of the nation is being thoroughly st roused, and in many quarters hitherto stupidly o dall there will be vigorous contests. Lord John al Russell himself, it is believed, wifl stand a fr serious chance with Lord Stanley, who is i b to be pitted against him. In our own city I Mr ...

... (5flural ?Ixtdlipllft. Axe ancient urn was found las, week, in a good state of preservation, on croft nr oir Turriff. tht Tisma Aberdeen town's petitions against the ordi- WI mances of the University Commissioners have now attached to them between 6000 and 7000 signatures. th IT is stated that the crpvright, plant, &c., of the l Bath Chronicle, an influential C uservative journal, has been ...