... TIME OF TUAINS LEAVIN-G EDINBUROJI 1ro UNDERMENTIONED PEACEO.:TJUNE isp. .s% The abbreviations within parenthes-(Ca.3, (S 0) (B asno G.), (N. B.), CE. P, and D.)-slgnlfy Cal Aenoai, Soqwn Central, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North British, aM Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee Railways resaectiv«el, and Intimate that the trains start from the txal.er.: these railways in Edinburgh at the hours sat ...

... THlE NEW MINISTRY. On. Saturday morning, her Majesty the Queen held a Court and Privy Council at Windsor Castle, the for purpose of formally receiving from Lord Derby's Ad- ?? the Seels of Office, and transfering them to the new Government, which has been formed un- der Lord Palmerston. Her Majesty gave audience to the Earl of Derby and his late colleagues. The Lord Chancellor gave up the ...

... fartion 'PRtflligemo. TH'f{E WAR IN ITALY. ThOlsI MAGENTA TO MILAN. ?? writer who has supplied the Times with the et seco~ants of the battles of Turbigo and MagentA gives the following description of his passage by ail from ?? to Milan subsequent to the battle. His Iette ir dated Milan, June 8 If somee one had told me that just on the ninth dlay a-ter my arrival at the canup at Vercelli I ...

... TIME OF, TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURGE FOR UNDERMENTIONED PLACE'.-JUNE 1isrD. .-,Tle abbreviationswithin parenthesis-(Ca.), (S C) (B and G.), (N. B.), (E. P. and D.)-signify Caldoniani, Sctr,5jL Ceitral, Edinburgh and Glasgow, North Britiishn,:d Edinburgh, Fertlh, and Dundee Railways respectively, and inaimate that the trainls start from thd termiil et these railways in Edinburgh at the hours ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPIH. [REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] ?? ENGAGEMENT BE IWE liN GARIBALDI AND GENERAL D'URBAN. The division of General D'Urban has sustained a fight at Castenedolo with Garibaldi's bands, which, although amounting to 4000 men, with 4 pieces of cannon, were repulsed by our troops. EXPECTED ATTACK AT MANTUA. The Times' Vienna correspondent writes on 13th that preparations were being made ...

... 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- ...

... 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 ...

... jorkigil THE WAAR IN ITALY. THE NEvv CAMTPAIGN. The Times' correspondent writes from Turin, June 14,-There seems a sort of tacit understanding that the line of the Mincio is to he the scene of the next conflict. Notwithstanding that the Austrians, ac- cording to the last accounts, wvere assembling a strong corps in the plains of Montechiari, upon the little siver Chiese, a tributary of the ...

... ontral ?Iltflliqtlut. - AL-- Tne COST OF TulE Aaiey.-It appears by a return printed on Wednesday that the total expenditure in- curred for the army and militia services in the year ended the 31st of March, 1858, was L.13,207,615 4s 2d, and the total amount voted by Parliament L.13,443,235, leaving au available surplus of L.225,619 l5s lod. A MUNIFICENT GIFT.-F. R. Magenis, a yachts- man, has ...

... S'artign ?fttflfigfuff. THE WAR IN ITALY. THE BATTLE OF MALEGNANO. Tne Times' Correspondent writes from AMalegnano (halr-way between Milan and Lodi), June 9, Morn- ?? Milan was still in a frenzy of joy at the arrival of the two allied Sovereigns, this place was the scene of a sharp combat with the Austrian rear- guard, which had occupied and fortified this large town with a considerable force, ...

... BY E.LECTRIC TELEGRAPH. zmptdat varliallmit. HOUSE OF LORiDS-FIaDAY. The House met at five o'clock. 3IIliSTERIAL EXPLANATIONS. The Earl of DERBY said it was hardly necessary to state that a fier the division which took place on Friday last in the House of Commons, he and his colleagues could only tender to her Majesty their re- signations, as they could no longer hold office with a.]vantage to ...