... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LAB3OURt AND PROTECTION AT VICTORIA. We take from the Melbourne Argus of Feb. 14 the following account of the depressed state of the labour market in the colony of Victoria, and of the remedies which are under consideration:- We have no improvement to report in the de- mand for either skilled or unskilled labour. The time of year is past in which there is any likelihood of the idle and now ...

... SCOTLAND. EDINBUeaGE.-Yesterday afternoon a meeting of the Conservatives of this city was held in the Masonic Hall, George Street, to take into consideration the present state of political affairs in Edinburgh. Pro- fessor Aytoun occupied the chair, and the meeting, we understand, was addressed by John Hope, E-q., W.S.; Edward S. Gordon, Esq., Sheriff of Perth John Cook, Esq., W.S. ; Jotin A. ...

... I SECONI) EDITION. MERCURY OFFICE, SATOiDxr, ELEVEN o'CLouK. F'RANCE AND AUSTRIA. (FrOM THE TIMES.) We have received the following alarming do- ateb from ocr correspondent at Vienna - VxEStA, Friday Evening.-The long-expected tsj at had. A corps of 50,000 men goes ctis City to Italy to-morrow and on follow- .D da)bs Another corps of 60,000 men is to be az6embled here. A reserve corps of 70,000 ...

... The second performance of this exquisite musical festival took place in the Music Hail last night. It produced in every way a brilliant and a marked suc- cess, whicb augurs well for the concluding performance this morning. Before touching on the subject of the programme we cannot omit to notice, as wre somewhat ,naccountably did in our last, that the conducting de- partment of the series is in ...

... The Conference on the Principalities opened at Paris on Thursday. No specific information can at present be had as to the deliberations of the Plenipotentiaries ; scarcely a doubt, however, is entertained that the double election. of Couza will be sanctioned. There is no other intelligence of interest from the Continent, if we except a hostile order of the day, apparently of doubtful authen- ...

... A G E N T S. Aberdeen ?? & R. Milne Haddington..J. Millen. Do. -L. & J. Smith. Do. -G. Smiles. Do. -.D. Wyllie&-Son. Hawvick ._R. Black. Aberlady ?? F. Mitchell. Do. __J. Dalgleials. Alloa _ J. Lothian. Inveresk ?? Gordon. Oo. _S. X. lorison. luverkeithgaiss CampbeLl. Do. --J. Wingate. Jedburgh ?? & W. Easter Arbroath ..Jsaies Smith. De. -T. Smail. Do. G. Sutherland. Itelso.___James Lawrne ...

... GENERAL POST-OFFICE, EDIYBURGH. Arrival MAILS. General 'Receivsgl P. 0. at P. Office. Houses. Leith. Edin. ? Aberdeen . ?? . . 515A. 10 OP 10 OP 7 OP Do. (On Sundays at 4 P.M.) 7 20P 7 Ox- 7 Op 10 35r ?Bewlick ?? . ?? . 715A 10 OP | OFp Do. Includ'gN. E Di- s 1 30P I PA IV 1 Op 11 21A Do. f %ision ofEngl'd. ' 5 15P S OP i OP 836P Dalkeith, Peebles, &c. 515A 10 OPI 10 OP :5 a'A Dublin & S. ?? 5 ...