... DISCONTENT OF THE TROOPS IN IINDIA. The following is from the letter of the Times Bombay correspondent:- BoxBAY, May 23.-The murmurs of a portion of the European troops of the old Company against the transfer of their services to the Crown, in the manner in which it has been effected, have been louder and longer, and uttered in more quarters than one might have expected from the petty nature ...

... ji Drei .get ?Atelliqtum TIHE WAR IN ITALY. GARIBALDI'S SUCCESSES. 'Thae following are some details of the successes -ruTdied by Garibaldi over the Austrians at Varese ands tte neighbourhood, briefly mentioned by tele- g-rarle:- At four o'clock in the morning of the ...

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... MERCURY OFFICE, THEEB O'CLOCK. THE WAR IN ITALY. THE DEFEAT OF THE AUSTRIANS AT MAGENTA. (HEUTEe'S TELEGRAM.) PAEIS, 6th June.-The MAonitewr contains the fol- lowing telegram from the Emperor to the Em- press:- MA AN , 5th June.-Yesterday our army was under orders to march on Milan across the bridges thrown over the Turbigo. The operation was well executed, althougb the enemy who had repassed ...

... The following is the concluding portion of Mr Disraeli's speech, which occupies four columns in the , London papers. We append to it the principle portions of the speech of Lord Palmerston:- Mr DISRAELI said-Now, Sir, with respect to the subject of Pailiamentary Reform, I say at once it is the opinion of her Majesty's Ministers that it is impossible this session satisfactorily to deal with ...

... TOWN C6UJNCIL PROCEEDINGS. The 'rown Council held their usual meeting | c ycsterday-the Lord Provost presiding. q IHOLIDA'S AT THE HIGo SCHOOL. The LOxD PROVOST, before the business of the u p meeting was proceeded with, called the attention of I the Council to the subject of the holidays at the High o School. He said-I hold in my hand a note from t Dr Schmitz, rector of the High School, on ...

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... fo.nip Ntfiliplat. T1It WAR IN ITALY_. THE BATTLE AT PALESTRO. A letter from Vercelli, of the 31st ultimo, in thet Debuts, says ?? The rain has not recomnmeneed,. and- this morning the:sky is almost blue, the sun almost hot. Early to-day the Via del Duomo, where 1ar-. -shal Vaillant's quarters are, two regiments, the 76th. and the 86tb, took arms, and to the beat of drnum left A few steps off, ...

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... MdERCURY OFFICE, WVEDNESDAY. ELEVEN O'CLOCR THE WAR IN ITALY. THE BATrLE OF MAGENTA. (REUTER'S TELEGRAM.) VIENNA. Julie 7.-Amongst the wounded at the battle cf Magenlta are Baron Rjeissehach, three Gene- r:ls, anid Ehree officers of the staff. Two officers of z ,s-.ritaremisin, aid one Major killed. The i;s~ onl hot) sides was very great. Milan is entirely ~~vaeuaied hr oar trfoops. ...

... 6.oural Nin'ligna. TANTIA ToPEE's family add relations, to the number of twenty, have bren released from confine- ment in the Fort of Gwalior. ME CoBDEN.-The Hannioal Gazette, publilhed in Mississippi, states that Mr Cobden had joined Mr Horace Greeley, the editor of the Ne to York- ITi- btnne, in his journey to California. THE RED SEA TELEGRAPir.-A telegram has been received, conveying the ...

... TDIE OF TRAINS LEAVING ED HfFoaR UNDEaMETIONED P l a9., , The abbreviations within parenthesis-(Ca.), (S. ) aE G.), (N. B.), (E P. and D.)-signLfy CaledonianScotus CentraL, Edinburgh and Glasgow, NorthDrV dud Edinburgh, -Perth, and 'Dundee Raifways reedvey, and intimate that the trains start froratho ?? these railways in Edinburgh at the.hours ttd. Aberdeen, (S. C.), 9 am.; 12 45, 8 45 pap. ...