... AGENT S. Aberdeen .-A. & R. Milne Haddington..J. .'iillen. Do. L. & J. Smitn. i Do. -G. Sndles. Do. D.Wylie&Son. Hawick -.IL Black. Aberlady ..lMr F. Mitchell. I Do. --J. Dalgleisil Alloa ?? Lothian. ,Inveresk ?? Gordon. Do. -S. N. Morison. luverkeithgMigs Canpube'l. Do. ?? Wingate. Jedburgh ?? & W. Eastext Arbroath .-Jamnes Smith. Do. ?? Smail. Do. -G. Sutherland. Kelso., Yames Lnwne ...

... The Times believes that the Ministry will neither resign nor dissolve. They will simply retain their Offices, and await the result of their determination in the same spirit of meekness and long-suffering in which they have formed it. The excuse for their remaining, will, it is apprehended, be the threatening state of foreign affairs and the necessity of the pre- sence of Lord Malmesbary at the ...

... TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING :EDINBURGGE FOR, UNDERMENTIONED PLACES. APRIL 1859. e. The abbreviations within parenthesis-(Cal), (S. C., (E. a;n G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-aignify Caledonian, Scottiah Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North British, and Edinburgh, Perth, and Dlenee Railways respectivezy and intimate that the trains start from the termi oi these railways in Edinburgh at the hours ...

... 6 tur at ?4 it tfll I p II tt. ?? fi- THE MURDER AT WESTBROMWICII-O01 Wednes- day morning an inquest was held at the Royal Ex- change public-bouse, before Mr Eiacliliffe, coroner,L on the body of John Corbett, the murderer of his wife in one of the streets of Westbromvich on the t 25th of Mlarch. It will be remembered that the de- t ceased, after cutting his wife's throat, cut his own t also ...

... S --The latest ?? from the Continent is pro far from reassuring. It is calculated to confirn ?? any impression wbich may have been entertained disp that there is no sincerity in the professions' made of t by the contending Powers of their desire to arrive'; hop at a pacific terminationuto'their disputes. France sd d is said now to -be -advising Piedmont to disarm The previous to the Congress. ...

... clff?,aigu ?? AUSTRTA. The Memorial Dililoinatique appeared on Wednes- day, but bearing the date of the 10th, on which day it should have been published in regular course. We subjoin from it some paragraphs relating to the poli- tical events now pending. The question of the Italian treaties is thns spoken of: - At the first interview which took place between Count de Buol and Lord CowleY, the ...

... A G T 2 I S. Aberdeen .A. & R. Milne Haddingiton..J. 6lillen. Do. --L. & J. Smith. Do. -G. Smiles. Do. ?? D.WyUie &Son. Hlawick ?? Black. Aberlady .--Ur F. Mitchell. Do. J. Dalgleisn. Alloa J . Lothian. Inveresk G Gordon. Do. - S. N. Morison. InverkeithgMiss Cambell. Do. J . Whigate. Jedburgh..-A. & W. Easten Arbroath ..Janes Smith. Do. -T. SmaUl. Do. -G. Sutherland. italso .- James Lwrlve ...

... MERCURY OFFICE, THtESDAY. ELEVEN o'CLocK. Mt BE~uxELEy will bring forward his motion on the Ballot on Tuesday next. ELEcTlON INTaLLIGoENOe-Baron Rothschild and Mr Crawford again stand for the City of London. Messrs Cox and Duncombe stand for Finsbury. Mr Ingram stands for Boston. Samuel Smith comes forward, as a Liberal Conservative, for Aylesbury. Sir W. Heatheote retires from Oxford ...

... The Morning Herald in a second edition an- nonnces, apparently upon authority, that Sardinia has given her assent to the proposal for a simaul- taneous disarmament of the three Powers at va- riance, prior to the assembling of the Congress. The Herald remarks that this adhesion re- moves the most serious obstacle to peace. It must, then, be presumed that France has honestly abandoned the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-TRnntSDAY. The House met at 5 o'clock. The Savings Banks (Ireland) Bill, and the Affi- davits by Commission, &c., Bill, were read a third time and passed. The Combination of Workmen Bill and the Muni- cipal Election Bill passed through Committee, STATEMENT ON CONTINENTAL ARUAIRS. The Earl of MALMESBURY postponed his stat- ment respecting the state of our foreign relations from ...

... .BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPHI| I1- PARIS, Saturday.-Six divisions of the array are about to be placed. on a war footing. Th6 regiments 'to be reviewed on Suuday will already have received the fouri battalions which were to be added to them. It is_ reported that a corps of observation is forming at Relly, in the imnme- diate neighbourbood of Culos (department Ail)5 the junctiou of the Swrdinian and ...

... AGE N T S. Aberdeen .A. & R. Milne Haddington..J. Millen. Do. -L. & J. Smith ! Do. -G. Smiles. Do. _D. WyllieS:Son. 13awick lI.RL Blach. Aberlady .llMr F. Mitchell. Do. ?? Dalgleise. Alloa J . Lothian. Inveresk J. Gordon. Do. _S. N. Morison. lnverkeithghisa Camp'bell. Do. -J. Wiugate. JedburghLA & W. Eastez Arbroath .-James Smith. Do. -T. Smail. Do. -G. Sutherland. Kelso._-James Lawrie ...