... There has just been printed, in terms of Acts of Council, 13th January 1852, and 7th April 1857, an abstract view of the revenue and expen- diture of the Corporation of Edinburgh for the ten years ended at the lst August 1860. The follow- ing are the totals (exclusive of fractions) for each year of the revenue and expenditure, under Schedules A and B, giving the proper revenue of the city:- ...

... THE COURT. WINDSOR CASTLr, MAnRca 29.Divine Service was performed this morning in the private chapel of the Castle. Present-The Queen and Prince Consort, the Prince Qf Wales, the Crown Princess of Prussia (Prineess Royal), Princess Alice, Princess Lonise; the ladies and gentlemen of the Court and the domestic household. The Hon. qnd Very Rev.' the Dean of Windsor administered the Holy ...

... _AILjWA MEETINGS. iInflTr.1 .TITNC.TION RAILWAY. ,AYR. XD 3uIBOLE JUNCTION RAILWAY. h rlfiyvjy meeting of the Ayr and Maybole Juno. RUey Company, was held in the Town's Buildings ?? Campbell of Irvine, the deputy. char. rtsidin, Mr. Pollock, the eecretary, read the report directors, from whichl we extract the following:- t dire ore glad to -ay that the revenue from every f (iQno ...

... The Edinburgh Spring WVelter Races were run on Saturday over the Mnsselburgh race-course. In consequence, doubtless, of the ulfavourable state of the weather, the attendance was not so large as on previous occasions. Amougst those on the grand stand and within the enclosure dur- ing the day were the Earl of Buchan, Lord Bin- ning, Sir James G. Baird of Saughtonliall, Sir David Baird of Newbyth ...

... SPORT ING fiOTES. TEE NORTHAMPTON AND PYTOHLZY HUINT MEETING. To TIe EDrxon qf the DAVLY POer, Sir,-It is not often such an ?? bill of fare for a two dayB meeting can be produced as that which is to bring out all the talents on Tuesday and Wednesday next, and only fine weather is needed for the orthodox racing season of 1861 to be successfully inaugurated. The meet- ig at Northampton is not ...

... IN D IA. THs arrival of the Calcutta wail brings us inteili- gence from Calcutta to'tbe 22nd of Fobriarjy. The, horrors of tile famine appear to have been but slightly' ameliorated by, tfhe'eiertions everywhere moade on behalf of the sufferers. The Times',corre spondent writes- 'I'he accounts from the scenes of desolationbecome daily morie.horrible and heartrending; andalthough private ...

... Or it Boldb-a Otter. THE CHANGES WHICH TIMAI DOTIT BRING-FOREIGN AFFAIRS. Time never stands still; a trite saying, but sug- gestive of reflections by no means trite. The course of Time is very much like that of a cir- cumnavigator who is ever voyaging round the world. Time, like the navigator, passes over the same course and through the same scenes; but these scenes, like the voyager's, are ...

... atH GRAsD METROOLITAN. REVIEW .1T B~~ jND GfT AT WMLEDON. _ !~~0 Tihe grand rilitary diSuplaV of the Volunteers of of I tropolis and surroun d istricts;'wbiqh dolf t rto-day on~ Wimbledoji Oo6mon, will, qo relii ~~ISDtie numbers of effeahves-attaohed- to re-- )eplitiifl rdgiments are conqerned, completely. Ythesham Light at Brightor into the 6ade. ~itho~eb , pre~bably with the viewv of ...

... TELEGRtAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. I The following telegrams have been received at Xr. RLeuter's oilice: TURIN, MIARCH 31. The OQ)pntmen of to-day says: It has been notified to the Marquis *l'Azeglio, on the part of the Queen of England, that her Ma- jesty would receive him in the quality of Mliinister of the Kiue of Italy. The Federal Council has made a similar declaration to our minister at ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENE I nwsse rat n A-d - 1 - - ?? (BY MAGNETIC TBLEGIIAPH) (Reuter's Tdeisram.) Turin, Sunday, March 31. Thle 4' 0.piinione of to-day says it has been noti- 'fled to the Marquis (1e Aveglio, on the part of the Queen of England, that her Majesty would receive Ijim in the iiame of the Minister of t'ie King ot Italy. The Federal Council has made a similar de- 'Odraiion to our ...

... The operatives of Colne and Clitlieroe still re- main out on strike, and as far as Colne is concerned there seems no probability of a settlement. The Colue operatives aud their executive have attempted to obtain a settlement by arbitraltion, but the osasters decline the proposal, or even to receive deputations, unless the weavers promise to resume work at the prices now being paid. A large ...

... To-wq- ThJLfNC.2 1-4p. - - .- .,I EXPR S ih]1;'K'3i5iRO'M PARii ?? . he' , ., .. f s tPARIS,. FIrDA i EVMIHNG, This being Goqd:1rida peopleave notmuch liB bccupied with plolitips., A strangervwalkin xup tfie ed I .Chups FWlysees would,probably ajfibse.thit the fashionable workd1,devtved, thistdiyrto amusenient. 7al; Th.t agnil cen tdrive ibi. thrrjinged with:veticles. so in which ladies ...