... MR BAXTER M.P., AT ARBEROATH. Mr W. E. Baxter, M4.P. for the Montrose district of burghs, commenced on Wednesday to solicit a renewal of the confidence of his constituents, by ad- dressing a large meeting ot electors and non-electors in the Corn Exehunge, Arbroath. Mr BAXTER ovai well received. He characterised the Government Reform Bill as a retrogressive mea- sure, and defended the course ...

... Aberdeen ?? lo R Milnes1addIngtoa.J. FihO. Do. , 8c J. Smnith. ' Do. ?? SIaio. Do. Wyltie&Sou.!Jawiok _ R. Blaci. Aberlshy d._r F. Litehell. Do. ?? DalgliiUb h~oa . J Lotlua. Inveresk _J. Gordon Do. -S. N. Morison. 1naverlkeitlg ..h-S3 Causbe Do. - Wingate. Jedburgh ?? & W. Es . Arbroath .-James Smith. Do. .-T. Small. Do. __G. Sutherland. Xelso- - Jarnes Lavnt Auchtererder.Xr Lawrence. Do. . ...

... A Paris correspondent, writes on Saturday that the officers of a division of the army of Paris were summoned on Friday to the quarters of their re- spective colonels, and informed that they were to hold themselves in readiness to march, as the division was to for^t part of the army abont to enter on a campaign. The Governmeni have in- quired as to how many men could be trbasporte| lper day by ...

... J2-- ?? (5fural ?Iltflfiyllm fi THe Ist Beitalion of the 15th Foot is to proceed to a the Channel Islands-six companies to Jersey, and al four to Alderney. All the artillery in the barracks st at Sheerness are to go to the Channel Islands. h TuE salories of the Roman Catholic bishops and it chaplains in India are to lie increased. TheaGovernor- d General has determined that there shall be a ...

... 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 ...

... , FIRST ANNUAL REPORT'rOF THE GENERAL 4 | BOABD OF LUNACY. This Board have just issued cthe first annual report regarding the condition and management ?? M in Scotland. The report, which extends over 79 in~ closely printed pages, with an appendix of 1-59 pages,or bears the date ?? 1859, and-is addressed PC to the Homne Secretary. It bears the signatures of the cc five Commissioners-Lord ...

... SECOND EDITION OF,-QMND4Y. THE Times hopes that Lord Stanley and Mr Baring will not disturb the representation of London. THE Past and Daily News consider the question of disarmament before the Congress as unnecessary end impracticable. - AaAseGMEENSne~ ?? - g idfortherau i: tion of Warry's gun by the Ordnance -Board. An offer was made to him by a foreign qovernpment, bht declined. THE Times ...

... The official documents which will be found an in our columns to-day on the subject that now th absorbs the attention of Europe, enable Austria to co claim at least the credit of consistency. Count w* Buol's notes render it quite clear that Austria, b5 having from the first resolved upon maintaining th every inch of the hold she has obtained over ru Italy, remains, and will continue to remain, ...

... THE AUSTRIAN ULTIMATUM. The Herald, in a leader, ?? may Set be preserved. The three days fixed by Austria will not expire till Tuesday. The answer made by Sardinia is to the effct that at tle request of Great Britain, Russia, Prussia, and France, she gave her consent to a general disarmament, and that conse- quently the has nothing farther to say. As the Aus- trian Government were ignorant of ...

... TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING EDNBUR - UNDERMEN7IONED PLACES. APRIL 1859. *I. The abbreviations within parentheais-(Cal.), (S. C.). G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-signlfy Caledonian, Sc Central, Edinburgh and GlOaguw, Nortb Bnithbisl Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways resp&tb, and intimate that the trains start from the teri o' these railways in Edinburgh at the hours statL Aberdeen, (S. C.), 9 am5. ...

... [ BY ELECTRIC TE LEGRX P1. THE OFFENSIVE MOVEMENT OF' THE AUSTRIANS IN THE TICINO;. 13ErNE, Fridoy.-The news of the offensive innve- inent of the Austrians over the Ticino, which was telegraphed by the General of Division, Bontemans, in his despatch to the Federal Diet of the 27th inst . appears to be unfounded., The Austrians were al- ready in motion, but received counter order, and halted on ...

... - The follooing is the list of candidates in the seve- ral counties and burghs of Scotland as far as is yet known. The two political parties of Conservative and Liberal are diatinguished by their initial letters:- Aberdeen-Colonel Sykes (L). Aberdeenshire-Lord Haddo (C). Argyleshire-Mr Finlay (L). Ayr District-Mr Craufurd (L). Ayrshire-Mr A. T. Boyle-(C), Lord J. Stuart (L). Banffshire-Mr ...