... it i Cgortign LUAUS. FOREIGN AND COLONIAL MAILS TO AND FROM EDINBURGH - 1rsLL8. Despatched. Next Due. Lisbon, Vigo, and Oporto, -veia Sept. 16 Southampton f 5.40 e~se Sept. 12. India, ll 'parts of (except Penang and Singapore), Sept. 18, Malta and Egypt, via Mar- 7.20 PAiiL Sept 13. sei'es_ - J India, the Presidency of Bom- bay, and Upper or X. W. Provinces of B nengaloni, Sept. 26, Sept 2 ...

... g&gipg Mails. FOREIGN AND COLONIAL MAILS TO AND FROM EDINBURGH MfAILS. - Despatched. Next Due. Lisbon, Vigo, and Oporto, via Sept. 16, Southamp ton 5 .40 r.ll. Sept. 12. India, all parta of (except Penang and Singapore), Sept. 9, Maltz and Egypt, via Mar- 7.20 Ps. Sept. 18. seis l India, the Presidency of Bom- bay, and Upper or N. W Provinces of Bengal only, S Sept 10. Gibraltar, Malta, and ...

... 6- vidurA4 $41rt list. TRLURSDAY, SEPTEM1BER 8, 1859. ?? f Stkc. Sho., Md.! Pf.7o. ~C. R ILWAYS. £s.' £54 rbroath ankd Foi~fr .£0.2 11 0 4 Ayr and M7saybol . 10 10 9 17 6 4!CaledLoula. ?? 100 SG 10 0 441 Do. Preference ?? 100 1020 0 O5 Do. 1 per ?? 20 27 15 0 4 Do. 4 per ?? 25 21 1004 O Do. Preference ?? 310 Ilo 10 0 4a Clydesdale Guaranteed ?? 100 101 10 0 4 Caledonian and Dumbarton _. 20 10 ...

... maritts. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] LONDON CORN MARKET-YEsTEnDAY. Moderate ?? in English wheat, but Monday's rates generally realised. Foreign unchanged, but met a slow sale. Flour in moderate demand. Barley wanted, prime realises full terms. Fair sales of oats at Monday's rates. Beans and pease not much wanted. Arrivals-British wheat, 1630; barley, 620; malt, G340; *ats, 410; #our, 1490 sacks. ...

... FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. The show of rams was about 200 below that of last year, but the quality was fully as good. The buyers were numerous. At the different auetionings the bidding was kept up with great spirit, and sheep of the second quality were from 20s to 25s above the prices of lhst year, and the.inferior kinds from 15s to 20s. In many instances fancy sheep were unprecedentedly high, in ...

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... CALSFDONIAN RAILWAY COMPANY. The stattftorlsialfya y genseral meeting of the Caledonian RilWay Cowpzhy was held in the Merchants' Hall, Glasgowv, yesterday, at one ?? JobnstoneEsq, Chairman of the Company, in the chair. The SE611t5BRY having read the g'ertise. ment calling the meeting, and the report of the directors (whic isas already appeared in out columns), having befn held as read, The ...

... LON DON XCIIHANGE-YESTERDAT. SISEARES. Consols for Account 95- - I Exeheq'rB (lar.ge).22 25pm Do. Money_ 5 Do. (srnall)._22 2.5 pm 3 per Cents.. . Omniuxn_ - Bank Stock - I M exican P.AILWATS. Arnbergate--- 6 I IMan., Shef, & Lin.i 36 6 Caledonian ,_ 86 A Midlands _ t.31 4 Do. Prefcrence103 Do. Halves_ - East Anglian__ - North ?? 60 . Eastern Counties -_ . 55 61 Do. Pref ___110 12 East. ...

... 6?hblrrg? $Ijart :11'st; MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1859. DM0I. | -DCustPtt(.n ofOtooS. sCt. RAILWAYS. £3T Arbroath and ?? 4. Ayr and Maybole ?? 4 Caledonian. 41 DoI Preference. S Do. 5 per cent. 4 Do. 4 per cent. . i Do: Preference Quarters. 41 Clydesdale ?? 4 Caledonian and Dumbarton 3 Crieff Junction ?? S Deeside. 5 Dundee and ?? 6 Do. Thirds ?? 11 Dundee and Perth . 1 ' Dm~de and ?? 56 :Do. ...

... The Australian mails are expected to be de- livered in London on Monday or Tuesday next. GAZETTE NEWS. The London Gazette contains despatches from I India from April to Jane 13th, detafling various circumstances that have occurred in the field, the particulars of which have already ap- peared. THE GREAT EASTERN. The Great Eastern left the Nore at 9.15 AM., for Portland. She passed through the ...

... 1 bthtts. [BY ELECTRIC TELIEGRAPI-.] LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET-YEsIERnDA&Y. Good market, with better attendance of country millers. Supplies moderate. Id and 2d per cental advance asked for wheat. SECoND nEPOR5T. Corn market' well attended. Supplies moderate. ''heat in good consumptive detaund at an advance of from 2d to 3d a-cental. p Business in dfour moderate, withoat change. Indian corn, beans ...

... THIE AUSTRALIAN MAIL. The following message has been received from Alexandria,-The Northern got clear off the reef at 3 A.M. on the 25th August, and arrived at Suez at 5.30 P.M. on 28tb, with all the mails and passengers. The damage wasnot soserions as reported. She started for Bombay at 5 r.x. on 31st. The Simla from Calcutta, and the Ottawa from Bombay, arrived at Aden on the 28th AUtUst la ...