... * The Northern Riefonm Union, ello b'ed a vigilance committee appointed to watch the late election at Berwick, are taking acive mea- sures to britg out all the facts of the previous election which ensued in the famous arrange- ment ; and which arrangernent will be brought before the House of Commons next session by MrBradv, M.P. for the county of Leitr:m. Mr R.-B. Reed, the secretary of ...

... I SECONID EDITION. MvERCURY OFFICE, TeHURSDAY. ELEVEN O'CLOCR. INDIA. BOMBAY, 5th Aug.-Archdeacoa Reynolds of Bombay is dead. The crew of the ship Ulysses, from Bombay to London, were saved by a French ship. 5000 soldiers are expected to leave Bengal. A better feeling in imports, and new seasons expected to open briskly. Fair demand for grey and other goods. Iron and copper ad- vanced. Little ...

... HER MAJ.A.TY'S JOLJgNEY TO B&ILMORAL. Shortly before nine V'elbck yesterda.g h'lorfting, her Majesty, accompanied by the Prince Crnsort. the Prince of Wales, and the other memn~ers of the Royal Family, and sri'te, left Ilolvyood Palace for St Margaret's Station. The arrant gements were the same as on the previous morning, the roate through the Park being lined by bodies of the 16th Lancera, ...

... TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS AND THE SCOTTISH PUBtIC. ' In accordance with our recent intimation TThe DAIi;y EXPRESS' and WEEKLY 1ERALD, with all the interests and good wishes of the friends and supporters of these Journals,: have been etnm- rnitted to us, and The 'CALEDONInAN MnCUiY and DAtLI Exr'ncsS appearst1-day in a greatly enlarged form. The removal of two journals out of the way of the ...

... ESTABLISHEID CIIURCH rRESBYTERY. This rev. body inet yesterday in the Assem- bly Hall-Dr Fowler, Moderator. The Rev. Dr White, who has received a call to be the minister of the Scotch church at Manchester, presented two bonds in securitv of his stipend ;. vnd it wds agreed, on the mnotioa of Dr Macfarlane, that induction should be granted. The Presbytery accordingly granted induction to the ...

... PERILS TO TRAVELLERS AT RAIL- WAY STATIONS. TO THE EDITOR OF JSF. CALEDONIAN MIERCURY. SrI,-As your columns are open to any re. marks having a tendency to rectify public griev- ances, I beg to avail myself of them to cell the attention of the Directors of the Caledonian Railway to the perils which await travellers on their arrival at the station here. The chief danger seems to be to one's legs ...

... DUNDEE AND PERTH AND ABERDEEN . RAILWAY JUNCTION. . . The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders o' this railway was held. yesterday in the Corn. pany's Office, Yeaman Shore, Dbundee-Sir~ Pa- trick Marray, Thriepland, ia the chair. From the report of the Directors it appeared that the total revenue for the half-year had been L.20,394, and that the free available funds amounted to L.7005. The ...

... r- Il. ti-A . ?? gue- ?? 0 o I.- ?? Fri ANCE. It is asserted that the Emperor will ?? proceed . to Cherbourg, and also pay a visit to Chalons. Mar2sial Niel, president of thecoune-gwa.s± of the flaite-Garonne, on openirg tlhe a-sme spoke as follows:- Since our lst s& . great events have been accomplished. Th e peror put hintself at the head of Ia ar- t- Mefnd the territory already invaded . ...

... Ontral- THE CONVIC1 BENNIsNG.-George Blenning, vho was tried at th6 last 'Durham Assizes,. and sentenced to death for: attrmpting t1'shootllis' 9sweethieart, at Sonchviick,' bas had 'his plunish- ment commnted' to penal servitade for fifteen years. Too MUoE5 OF A GOOD TwIXG.-A few days since a fine pig, the property of Mr J. Fear df Stowev, near Bristol, walked into the milk-house and helped ...

... w If gla -tvall 'UIfffir, gutliyf5. The following are the Railwavy Receipts for the past Week-: 18.59. 3330 BDlfast and Ballymuena - £1,2;3 I1.441 Belfast and County Down - - 586 3;7 Birkenbead, Lane., and Ches. June. 3,1 S 3,13; Blyth and Tyne - - - 1,660 1,619 Bristol and Exeter - 7,.04 7,47-9 Caledonian 1S,22; 14,506 Cs k and Bandon - - - 263 219 Cork, Blachrocl, and Passage - 143 298 ...

... Ittt r -a. dskt WAII-OPFXCS, PALL-MALI, August' 30.-1st Regirntnt of Ltfe Gu-rdst Captain the Hon. D. C. Fibz-Geiald De flle so 'c Major am' Lieu. renant Colonel, by pur., vice Hogg, who retires; Lieutsnant Lotd Charles W. B. Bruce to be Captain, by pur., vice De Roes; Cornet and Sub- pieetenantcohn Henr~y Reginald Lord Earls- fort to be Lieutenant, by par., vice Bruce; Henry John ...

... 0 A Vlnt-offitt, 6510try tv B.t XE, CLOSE. MAL& ls__ Arrivai .G~f G ral' Itecv'g 1 p. 0 at fl. 0 jouses.1 Leit;. Edin. ?? ..de S .. 15.| 10 Or 10 Do.(Onlandaysat4P_.r.) 7 '0s17Or 7 1 7 oP lterwick .7.. .. IMA 10 Or 10 Oi. - Do. Iluchsd'g N.E. Di- l' 1 0sa 11 OA 1 O 1 Ii 11 Do. visioss ot Engrd k . O 3 nD a ol .3 a Dailieith, Peeblcs, &c. . S5.5 10 ( 10 Op: Dublino & S. of Ireland . 640. l Cr 3 ...