110CHF0RD MORNING COAT, WELLESLEY SHOOTING COAT, AND QULENSBERRY OVER COAT, > Finished in the first sttle, strictly moderate prices. HATS. Their assortment at present is choice. GENTLEMEN'S LINENS. E. F. I). & Co. beg to call particular attention to their large and varied Stock

to inform the inhabitants of Dundee and vicinity, that they have OPENED the above Premises, with an entirely NEW STOCK of the first quality, comprising EVERY ARTICLE of Gentlemen's Apparel; and they trust, from their moderate charges, and promptitude in the execution of orders,

The Emperor left Inspruck the Bth instant, on his return to Vienna and arrived at ienna on the 12th. He was received with the grateful love and unshakeable loyalty of his people." landing, rows of beautiful damsels strewed his path with flowers. Ihe Diet addressed him with loyal

The late meeting of the Free Kirk Commission has attracted more notice than it would otherwise have done, by the circumstance that Dr Candlish and the other members <the Edinburgh clique, who have hitherto ruled all matters in the Free Kirk, were left in a minority. The spirit o

A meeting of the Harbour Board was held on Monday. Present—Piovost Bailie Moyes, Messrs Baxter, Hunter, Rough, Easson, Clark, Sturrock, and Thain. Provost Thcms irvthe chair. 'Hie minutes the committee on works were read and approved of. auditor's report. Printed copies the Audi

one of the Partners; and they feel confident that variety, quality, and novelty, their Stock will not be surpassed. Every department is well assorted with all the newest articles for the Summer. They particularly call attention to the following PRINTED DE LAINES, CACHMERES, COBU

instant, Mrs A. Melville Bell, of a son. , At Caputh Manse, on the 12th inst., Mrs Wilson, Ofason. At Invereiglity House, on the 13th inst., Mrs Aynswor > • On the 4th inst., in Hyde Park Gardens, London, the Hon. Mrs Arthur Kinnaird, of a daughter. At St John's Chapel, Invernes

We are glad to see that the important counties of Scotland are concurring with the rest of the intelligent community in condemning these bills. At Forfar, on Friday last, the County Meeting,at which Lord Panmure and other leading Whigs were present, was unanimous in its expressi

reported to the West Indian Steam Navigation Company, with the view of forming a communication, by means of a good macadamised road, from Porto Bello, in the Gulf of Mexico, to Panama, on the Pacific Ocean. The distance is ascertained to not more than fifty-five miles, and there

but on making inquiry at the proper quarter, we understand that the evil which he complains is merely temporary, and has existed longer than was anticipatel from accidental circumstances. Every care will taken to remove the cause of complaint with the least possible delay.