... [ 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... This election took place yesterday. A consider- able number of persons long before the hour assem- bled on the hustings, among whom were Provost Robertson of Donfermline, Bailie Duncanson, ex- Provost Morris, Erskine Beveridge, Esq. of Bruce- field, Councillors A. Boag, Balfour, Lee, Elder, Milne, Murphy, Blue, &c. The attendance of the electors at Stirling was large and respectable, in- ...

... Yesterday Sir John Ogilvy was returned without opposition as member for Dundee. He was pro- posed by Provost Jobson, seconded by David Baxter, Esq., and there being no other nomination, Sheritr Henderson declared him daly elected, amid cheers. Sir JonN OGIEVy, who was received with cheers, ?? now becomes my pleasing duty to thank Provost Jobson and Mr Baxter for proposing me, and the electors ...

... SECOND. EIDI'ljON OF FRIDAY. I !.:A . ?? : _ -. : . . i Ei PRESS. ON THER WAL, CRISI.i The Herald ?? 6 .A-be-no doubt that the character Itnse .ciisiihas nmuch exagjeratied, and that-such wea the feeling ih tbe conunterdial wbrld, a&.the eahibition !of. returning contidmnue at alater 'ieriud, itt ?? Aayj:ullpro e 41 ,Itlpruobabtbat. some secret underatanding exists between Bussia and France, ...

... The new Superannuation Act, which rueeivedi the- Royal ?? lras just been pumted. It 1 is entitled 'AnAct' to. amend the Laws soncerning' h Superannuations and other ellowances to persons C; having held Ciiil;Offices-: the Public Serviee. Aftez i p the commencement of. thu-Aet, which became opera- n tive on receiviwngsthe Ioyal assent, the snperannua- V9 lions are to be- on the followihg ...

... The election of two members to serve in Parlia- ment fo the city of Glasgow took place yesterday. The hustings were erected in front of the County Buildings, Wilson Street, on account of the usual station in Jail Square being pre-occupied. There was- a large turn-out of spectators. Sheriff ALISON having read the writ. Sir ANDw. Oan, as the proposer of Mr Buchanan, ?? of you who have heard the ...

... The nomination of candidates for the Leith Is d district burgba took place yesterday at 12 o'clock to d an the hustings, erected in front of the High men School on Leith Links. For some time before forE the hour a large crowd bad esseambled around men the hustings, on which shortly afterwards the two thea candidates, Mr Miller and Mr Maclie, took their he, places, accompanied by their ...

... (F9O 1 OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ti HAmBunG, April 25, %1859.-Affaira which are w more or less conneeled either with the imminent comn- C mencement of hostilities or with the negotiations Sl which are carrying on with a view to the maintenance l of peace, occur in such Ytpid succession that it is quite el impossible in any .correspondence to keep pace with LI them. It fortunately happens, ...

... Mr Baxter was yesterday returned without oppo- sition, on the nomination of Bailie Craik of Forfar, seconded bv Provost Lumgair of Aibroatb. Mr BAXTER, who was received with loud cheering after referring to his having been returned for these burghs to six sessions of Parliament, said-I shall support any Reform Bill which seems to me a real step in advance, and I hope when I address you again ...