... :IBERWC- BRIBERY COMMXS 1QN. FRIDAY, A-UUST 1.7. (PRBa O fUR SPECIAL REPOIRTEL) Vihe Commissioners resnmed their Sitting this morning.Mr Vaughan presidiug.'j ?? The first witness examined was: -John Stapleton, E&q., late X foP. fr Berwick, who ?? connection with the tomnb corn- menced in 1652, three months before the gdne- rat 'election:' Found-that' Barwick contained a large majority of ...

... TRICENTENARY OF THE SCOTTISH *RIRFORNATION. 7- [CONCLUDED tROM SUPPLEMENT.] EVENING MEPTING. The proceedings were resumed at seven o'clock in the evening, in the New Assembly Hall-Colonel Walker, R.A., p eSdding, in the absence of the Right Eon. the Earl of Shaftes- bury, who was detained by a pressure of Parlia. mentaty business, and bad health, from being present. After devotional exercise?, ...

... i. [irTEn's -tUALEZ'GRA~L.Zia!) =GARIBALDI N NAPLES. lae * Q AuiNO4qgusit 15.-T4e Genese joornal |publish despatches annouuciag the unopposed, ,disembarkation of Garibaldi withE 8100 mei .3naer BReggio o the night of the. ?? inst. The 'saree despatches -feportt the' evacaation of the fortress of Scp11* by the Napoliftanst. The above mndst. e received with great reserre. . rni,, fAugust,15.-. ...

... 11GH PRICE OF BUTCHER MEAT IN EDINBURGH. 1O T13E EDITOR OF THlE CALEDONIAN MtERCURY. ti ?? sympathise much with An Enemy ^ toExtortioni' in your paper of to-day, and with yu, own appended remarks on the subject. It A seems to me monstrous that Edinburgh, above & oll other cities in the kingdom, should, dear seasons and cheap, rate so much higher in the rstter or provisions. I know as a matter ...

... gornsp~ubmte i:- STREET RAILROADS. TO THiE EDITOR OF TtE CALEDONIAN MERCURY. p SR,-Observing in your paper of last week a e lengthened discussion upon the propriety or im-. portance to bo attached to the introduction of e Street Railroads in this city, upon the French A or American sy tern, I cordially' agree with Mr A Francis Train as to its safety, cheapness, and P convenience. Having ...

... IC The rumours as to the probability of an el open rupture between A.ustria and Piedmont 1 daily grow in strength and likelihood. They detive confirmation from what is said to be Y doing and ?? in Germany as well as from events in Italy itself. While on the one hand we hear that the Austrian Minister Pt has forwarded a distinct warning to Count aE Cavour that the invasion of Naples by the at ...

... THE WEST KIRK PARISH AND THE ANNUITY- TAX ACr. TO T11E EDITOR 0F THE CALEDONIAN MERCURY. SIR,-You were good enough on the l0th ultirno to insert in your paper a letter of mine to the heritors and ratepayers of the parish of St Cuthbert's, pointing out to them that the Annuity-tax Bill, then passing through Parlia- t ment, clearly imposed the fall amount of the new tax on property in that ...

... ?? a I I IV a 'D IT, raffir ?3aflefs- Tile following are the heilsmv? ;OecO wcek:- Belfast and Nolthern Counties BDefast and County Down - Birkenkead, Lane., and ChOs. knn. .34ltwh and Tyne --C Bristil and Exeter Caledonian Cork and Bandon - - - Cok k, Blackrock, -du PeasagO joue nwad . . Deaside Dablin and Belfist Jeuicnon Dublin and Drogalda Dublin & WiclDN o, andl'e - Dandalk and Enniskilen ...

... W I ?? IC,.-fI Z.-, -.11 f - SEWIND EDIT16T.- MisounY OFFICE, SATXDUY, ELErzN o'CwoK. SICILY. The Times' cotreappadent sends the fbllvift dated Faro, 12th imst ?? Ordar of the day. Faro, August 12.-Olicers and soldiers of the I3od and see, forces. The general dictator hav- ing for a short time quitted head-quarters, lefg re th2 following order:- General Sirtori, chisf of the staff, I leave ...

... B3ERWICK BRIBERY COMMISSION. L r ...

... ?-THE PINC Is ?? OF W~ ip, 4T 4iL~X. 1~~- ?? ?? >>.s ,, 1~] We find in the Iei York Herald a report of A the recettiioiiof. hlsjgloyail Rikh'sis'tlie;Prir'ce Ed of Wales at Ha3ifax .ch ';hie; 0th ult. Our bei readers will notice some peculiariries of Amt- tn rieau pe y-inint jn.;b e report ?? tht | * !9;G S.t :HAIIFAX,:JU\Y 30,-1860-i,,. al ev ?? at eigbt.oiclock I .wout ?? | e the bay in the ...

... on Saturday: the EaTrl of Derby ldid the ffluni- dation-storie of a .ragged s.oo tob rcted in) addressed the assemblage who wititnessed the try ceremony. In the cour,ts of his 'addiess, his me Lordship ?? objec t of all 'fitting educa. A tion is to suit the child, and afterwards the man, aF for fitly disch'arging his duty in the s tate and the life to which it has pleased God to CZl him. and ...