... CALEs IONIA.N __MERCURY. MauavRY OFrlCz, FMUAr, EUVme o'CiWMo. FRANCE. A species of panic seemed at one time to pre. vail in France' when the budget was made public. The passage of the report which was particularly ,rearhed, is that which states that the French overrnment hold the indemnrity bonds paid by Piedmont after the treaty of Zurich at a price be. low that at which the} received them, ...

... THE HARTLEY COLLIERY ACCIDENT. TnuIsDAY, 8 r.Af.-Mr Coulson and his men are busily engaged in cribbing up the sides of the shaft. He expects that the sinkers will recom- mence some time to-night (Thursday) to remove the obstructions. He has no fear of effectually clearing out the gas before the men go into the workings to remove the bodies. It will be Satur- day, however, it is feared, before ...

... oaI)ONIAN MERCURY. I| ScoND EDITION. MrnROURY OFFIC9, ThUUtMUAY, ELEVEN O'CLocK. T'lE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR. paris p)aper, Patrie, has a despatch from fr tthat the Government despatch boat, Lb. was under orders to holdl herself in fese6t to proceed to the North American tt s ?? notice. The Patrie adds nters AEggligh frigate Doris had received simi- Ot te fron the Admiralty. The Patrie sup. V ...

... (BaY SPECIAL EXPRESS FROM LIVERPOOL.) of LIVERPOOL, Monday.-The Asia's despatches, th &c., wcre landed this morning. ar TILE SITUATION. in The most interesting news from Washington f{l is the resignation of Mr Simon CaOfleron, Secretary of of War, who has accepted the mission to Russia, m from which Mfr Cassius M. Clay is about to retire, 1( in order, it is said, to take a command in the H ...

... THE TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT HARTLEY -. ' I 'COAL PIT. I ABANDONMENT OF TH1E 215 MEN TO THEIR FATE. IA correspondent of the London iTelegrapA, writing on Saturdayat noon, says:- Onarriving at the scene of the accident this morning at nine o'clock, the position of matters was not much changed from that last recorded. 'What a change in the usual aspect of the place the short space of forty-eight ...

... SECOND EDITION OF YE-TERDA.Y. THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR. The Paris paper, Patrie, has a despatch from Cherbourg that tile Government despatch boat, Forfait, was under orders to hold herself in readiness to proceed to the North American waters at a moment's notice. The Patrie adds that the English frigate Doris had received simi- lar orders from the Admiralty. The Patrie sup- poscs these ...

... glailwag Co rafat ?41ucipts. The following are the Railway Receipts for tbe past week:- 1382. ISO. Belfaut and Northern Counties . I, 5G £1,d22 Belfast and County Down - 501 538 Blyth and Tyna?* . * . . I5 1,dbl Bristol and Exeter - - - . o I6 5,354 Caledonian - - - .- . 1d6 16lO3 Cork 4nd Bandon - . . . 279 278 Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 1 . 23 2 7 Conuwai 1,000 - 52 Deaside 2.54 191 Dublin ...

... :0ttIlas tg I Pifbtar. , OO CARDS. .Sin,-4 It the crage for modern improvement, you I geistss~mer you dear' tiucks of creatures,-are always t .ready toisupport any more sensible advances k~romu the oaend~mrorsof your gallantry,,.the fair sex, to whish II hav,'tbe honour and felicity 1o belong. The laitstE instance in hand is the ''No Card movement, which( is a very great improvement indeed, ...

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... A general meeting of the Quarter Sessions, Com- lmissioners of Supply, and Road Trustees, for the County of Edinburgh, was held yesterday, in the County Ruildings, Lawnmarket-the Duke of Buccleach presiding. ADDRESS OF CONDOLBNCCE. A letter was read from Sir George Grey, Sec- retary of State for the Home Department, acknowledging receipt of the address of condo- lence to her Majesty by the ...

... AGE N TS. Aberdeeni.__A. &Rt Milne. liawick ; .-R. Black. Do. __Thos. 3Menizi, D.~ ..J. Dalg'cish. ?? Castle St. Innerleithen ..ltobert Small. Do. ..L. & J. Snktli. Ilverleielhing-Mliss Campbell. Do ..D. Wyllie . Son. Jedbtnrgit.._,A. a V. Easton Alloa__._.J. Lothian. Do. ?? Small. Do. ?? N. Morrison. JuniperGreen Mrs Metile. IDo. ?? Wingatet. liinros3_,___G. Boaruett. Ansiruther --L. Russell. ...