... iIThED EDMO.N. MERCURY OFFICE. THREE O'CLOCE. LONDoN CORN XMARET.-English wheat not much .n request, and is to 2s lower than on Monday last, though small supply. Not much business in foreign. Flour inactive. Barley steady, but sales limited. Oats in large supply. and trade slow, at a small decline. Beans and pease not much wanted. Malt dealt in cautiously. Arrivals-British wheat, 3253 ; ...

... A grand baniquiet was given at Merchant Taylors' I Hall on Saturday to her Majesty's Ministers. The Earl of DERBY, in responding to the principal toast of the evening, ?? thankingyou for your gr et kiadness, this only will I say for ray colleagues and myself, that having accepted office under circum- stances of no ordinary difficulty, and at a time of no ordinary anxiety, we have laboured ...

... SUMIMAR Y.. firehouse of Commons held its usual Wed- Zw } aftienoon sitting; but the proceedings *ere Brief, lasting only an hour and twenty mi- As. ni Among other liusiness, Mr Dunlop intro- dr. his Bill for regulating trials by jary in civil ,was; in Scotland. Ta,2ra have been two arrivals from America k th-ey supply little news. A report by a pre- vil& steamier, that General Walker, the ...

... [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 ...

... GENERAL POST-OFFICE, EDINBURGAi. Boxes Close. MAIJs. ?? Receivg P. 0. a P. Office. Houses. Leith. E din. Aberdeen . . . . . . 15A.| 10 OP 10 OF 7 OP Do. (On Sundays at 4 P.ml.) 7 20P; 7 OP 7 OP 10 35P *Berwick . , 715A 10 OP 10 OP ? Do. t neludg N. E. Di-t 1 30P 11 PA 1 OF 11 21A Do. f vision of Engl'd. 6 6 15P 8 OP 5 Op 8 35P Dalkeiti, Poeble3, a.1c. 5 15A 10 OP 10 OF 3 OA Dublin % S. of ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... The following are extracts from the principal speeches of Friday night:- Mr SmNEY HERBERT, or. the question of foreign I affairs, said it had been objeeted that this motion should be postponed until the blue books were pro-. duced. Now those blue booobs might have been on the table the first day of the se5sion-(hear, hear). But he did not require them, for he brought no charge against Lord ...

... TIMIE OF TRAINS LEAVING ED URGH FOB UNDERMENTYONED PLACES. JUNE 1359. *,e The abbreviations within parenthesis-(Cas.), (S. C.). (E. and G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-aiMgnify Caledonipu, Scottishb Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, Nortih Brit ish, and Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways respectively, and intimate that the trains start from the termin of these railways in Edinburgh at the hours ...

... We append a fuller report than that furnished by b telegraph of the principal speeches in the House tf e Commons on Thursday night. 0 o Mr SEYMOuiR FITZGEBALD said the noble Lord the A member for Tiverton had complained that the course u of the Government had been left to the unsupported c speech of the Chancellor of the Exchequer; but he it thought he might appeal to those who heard the A ...