... TIME OF TRAIS LEAVING EDIBNURGH YOu UJNDERMENTIONED PLAICFS- 417XE 185D. k. The abbreviations within ?? ?? (S. C ) (E and G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-signify Caiedonian, SCOatsh Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North British, and Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways respectivelp; and intimate that the trains start from the termini ea these railways in Edinburgh at the hours stated. Aberdeen, ...

... TEE BRIrISH TROOPS IN DIA. - A remarkable letter appears in the Tines contain- D ing an account of an incipient mutiny among the E English troops in India. -According to the writet's G account, the clause in the India Bill which .provided N that the civil and military servants of the Company C' should be transferred to the service ot the Crown, E has given great offence to many of ?? regi- ...

... [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] - A ?? TIHE PASSAGE OF THE TICINO. ANOTHER GREAT BATTLE. TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER OF THE AUSTRIANS. The Moniteur publishes the following detailed bul- letin of the passage of the Ticino:- The concentration of our troops on the Po de- ceived the enemy into the belief that we intended to cross. On the morning of the 4th 125,000 of the enemy's troops were in position opposite. The ...

... j -art i-ffn ?Iltdfiplmc. THE WA R IN ITALY.. GARIBALDI'S OPERATIONS. A letter in the Siecle from Vercelli, dated the 30th ult., says:- The manner in which Garibaldi crossed the Ticino and baffled the Austrians, who acted on information obtained by their spies, was curious, and may now be divulged without danger. He left Turin with 3700 men; and the day after his departure he quitted Biella ...

... Natal aub Atilifary ?.fttfllipw. 4k,-- ADMIRALTY, June 27.-Vice-Admiral of the Blue, George Frederick Rich, has been appointed to receive a pension of L.150 a year, as provided by her Ma- jesty's Order in Council of 25th June 1651, vacant by the death of Vice-Admiral Sir David Dunn, ?? and the name of Vice-Udmiral Rich las been removed to the Reserved Half-pay List accosr'- ingly; and, in ...

... -i- t6lignte. ,r Dulp 'p it THE WAR IN ITALY. THE FATTLE OF M1ONTEBELLO. The following are the chief portions of Count ytlai's official report of this battle of Montebelo ?? to the Emperor:- Lieutenant-Field-Marshal Urban bad advanced Cli the high road towards Casteggio, the third bat- talion of Chasseurs skirting the mountain. Lieuten- ?? Paumgarten followed in the plain, vwit'n PBils's ...

... TI:E OF TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURGH FOR UNDERMENTIONED PLACdE.-JUf 1859. .*.The abbrevipations withinparenthesi(Ca.), (S ) e)(E an& ?? (. B.), (E. P. and D.)-aig tr: sedoniln, Scottish Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, Wo tC BrhBgh, and Edinburgh, Perth, and Dumne Hallways rerpecirelyv snd intimate that the trains start from the termii of these railways in Ejdinburgh at the hr stated. Aberdeen, (S. ...

... It may not be without interest to recal some feii incidents of the life and career of this delebrated a man, who is now doing such excellent service to . the cause of Italy in Piedmont and Lombardy:- Born at Nice in 1807, he entered at an early age the Sardinian navy, and remained up to 1834 in the employ of the Piedmoniese Government. Being, however, of an ambitious and daring nature, and X ...

... The following is a complete list of the present Ministry, as enlarged and perfected to the present tilne:- THE CABINET. First Lord of Treagnry. Chancellor of Exchequer. Foreign Secretary ?? Home Secretary ?? Colonial ?? Secretary for War ?? Indian ?? First Lord of Admiralty Lord ?? President of the Council Privy Seal ?? Postnaster-General ?? Board of Trade ?? Poor Law Board ?? Chief Secy. for ...

... ill On Saturday, at the request of a deputation of sti working men, the Right Hon. T. M. Gibson ad- Plu dressed the electors and non-electors of Ashton- bet under-Lyne. He said he had accepted a seat in the bat new Cabinent-(cheers)-and it was said, and he believed truly, that his intimate friend, Richard Cobden, had had a seat reserved for him in that the Cabinet-(loud cheers). This was, with ...

... GE EN TS. Aberdeen .-A. &d R. Milne Haddington..J. Milleul. Do. --L. & J. Smith. I Do. ?? Smiles. Do. D. W ?? --R. Blackh Aberlady .-.lUr F. Mitchell. Do. ?? Dalgieish. Alloa --3J. Lothian. lnveresk - ..J. Gordon. Do. - S. N. Moris~on. ?? Mfiss Car.,,bell. Do. ?? Wingate. Jedburgh ?? & WV. FiFteiI Arbroath .-James Smith. Do. -T. SmaQl. Do. ?? Sutherland. eleso.- James Lawrie Auchterarder.Mr ...

... [REUTER'S TELEGRAtIIS.] ral 'T DE3C 3E W A ZIEZ~~~be ?? GREAT BDEFEAT OF AUSTRIANS. be pe 15,000 KILLED AND WOUNDED. 5000 PRISONERS TAKIEN. on PARIs, Sunday.-The following message has been CDE published here. P NOVARA, SATURDAY, Juir 4. Ran THE EMPEROR TO TRE EMPRESS. Abe At 11.30 a great victory was won at the Bridge of Cas Magenta. pas Five thousand prisoners are taken, and 15,000 of Eas ...