... 0?iRW44 Vol-offift. BoXES CLOSE. Delivers b;AILS. in iannral Reev'g P 0. Edinr 0. O jonscs.I Loith. *Aberdecn . o ?? 105 A0 10 OP1 7 20 Do. (Oil Sunlaysat 4 P.M.) ? ROinP 7 ii i 7 20s Blorwick . ?? 7 15A le tr 10 O| - Do.l Incliu'g N.h. Di- I Sop I1 oI V Op 12 noon Do.) vision o0 EIngl'd 5 IS 1Op 5 OP 7 40e 0thkei)t), Peebles. &C.- 5 1A 10 dP 10 O 715P I)lbain & S. tirolond . 4()rr 6 edP UP 7 ...

... i, (wa(lTraTN FoR THE CALEDONIAN MERCURY.) EAST LOTIIIAN. 2 For the last eight months the labours of the arable farmer have been carried on untler diffi. ecalties ; few operations during that period have c been finished without interruption from wet .8 weather, and when finished it was not always in it he most satisfactory manner. May has proved it no exception to the rule, and turnip sowing ...

... AGE N TS. Aberdeen;_--A. a R Milne. Hllawick ?? Black. Do, ._T11os. Menzles,% Do. ?? Dalglelsh. _ Castle St. 1Innerleitien -lobert Small. Do. ?? & J. Smith. ilnvcrkeithing.Miss Campbel. Do. ?? \yllie&SosliJedborgli._A. & w. Easio ?? Lothian. Do. I _G . Small. Do. NS. N. Morrison. Juniper Green Mrs leikie. Do. ?? Wingate. KIinroass_:__G. BLliet. Anlstruther .L. Rulsel. Do. _ Ewing. Arbroats-l- ...

... Galignaeli gives an elaborate account of the dinner given at Paris by the Viceroy of Egypt to the Emperor and Empress. The Emperor, the Empress, the Viceroy, and his nephew, Mustapha Pacha, took their seats round a table, or rather a large silver salver, richly chased and enamelled, on which covers of massive gold were placed for four persons:- At some metres distant a table of twenty-five ...

... OALEDONIAN MERCURY. S8COND EDITION. MERCURY OFFICE, THOUMDAY, Eleven o'clock. FRANCE. The Archbishop of Paris, one of the most mo- derate of the French clergy, had an interview with the French Emperor before leaving for Rome, and informed him in respectful but decided terms that if any event forced his ltoliness to quit Rome, he (Cardinal Mordot) should at once resign his post as Grand Almoner ...

... EDUCATION BILL-LORD H. SCOTT. Three weeks ago I advised you that the Lord Advocate would withdraw his Education Bill, and on Monday he fulftilled my prophecy. There was a large number of Scotch members in the House when it opened for lousiness, and amongst them, notably, Lord Henry John Scott, the second son of the Duke of Buccleuch. The noble Lord b was fully armed for the fight, and was ...

... THE GENERAI ASS-EMBLIES ESTABLISHBD CHURCH. NINTH DAY- SATURDAY. c The Assembly met tilis snoul~illg at eleveni o'clock -Dr Bisset, nmlloderator. ltilNSNS FOR 1OSDNfY. I Dr Plinl intimatedl that the lulsineis for .Mon- dayv -ould be as follows:-1, Appointnic-nt 6f 4 Collections for S.lienles; °2, Report of Committee on Iidlian Churclehs ; 3, Mcemorial from Society for Prevention of Crueilty to ...

... According to a telegram dated Madrid, Wednesday, it appears that a treaty has been signed by which the claims of Britain on the Government of Juarez have been satisfactorily met. The ratifications have been exchanged. An Imperial decree has issued from the Government of Russia, authorisiag the governors of provinces to proclaim martial-law should far- ther incendiary fires break out. It is ...

... (esOiM TlE T'iMES.) This Exhibition is to a large extent a crowd of competing tradesmen. To them publicity is pounds, shillings, and pence, andl praise is solid pudding. Even if thce great bulk of them should honestly and indlependlently rely upon the merits of their wares, and should scorn to seek favour or affection from those who criticise their goods, there must be some who would even ...

... CALEDONIAN MERCURY. MEPtCURY OFFICE, TuEsiAY, Eleven o'clock. THE PRESENT POSITION OF POLITICAL PARTIES. The Herald welcomes Walpole's motion with especial pleasure-, because it answers so com- pletely to the wishes which we expressed yester- day, and must unite the votes of all men who are honestly desirous of retrenchment. The Conser- vative party has consulted its dignity, and given the ...

... (ne1sOn OUR OWVN CORliUSPONDBNT.) , HAksuIURG, June 9, 1862.-Whitsuntide is s0 universally observed here, that business of every kind may almost be said to be suspended; for I people of all kinds and (ldegrees are so much octU- pied with their amusement that they can think of little else than their holiday, for the p)assing of which in the most nareceable manner plans of every var iety have ...

... .A SECUJLAR DEMONSTRATION IN ROME. Thc Times' correspondent in Rome, wvriting on It the 13th, says:- ?? For the last two or three days the army of tl the Pope has been ostentatiously displayed, ar- a, tillery and all, and yesterday evening at the 1) Macao there was a grand demonstration of what a' niay be calleil literally the 'Chureh militant.' The Al ?? is n large piece of ground not far ...