... COMMERCIAL CAS COMPANY. Thursday evening a numerous meeting of the shareholders in the New Commercial Gas Company, and other inhabitants of the Tower H-imlets district, was held at Mr. HIem.ming- svays, the King's Arms, Mile-end-road, in consequence of an invitation addressed to them, by Mr. Thomas Mtrris, a former member of the Gas Company's Committee, who had been in- duced to request their ...

... FOREIGN AND COLONIAL. CITY.-SATURn DA- MORNING. Advices from Jamaica are full of the angry feeling which seems to prevail in the island. The Governor and the people of Kingston are fairly at war, and all sorts of exaggerations are current on both-sides. From Rio Janeiro, as will be seen in another column, the news is of a more warlike character than is suitable to the pursuits of commerce. The ...

... PORtT OF LONDON-SATUR)AY NIGHT. Sr. KATHACINE DocKs.-Hauled in the Trinity, Walter, from Gibraltar.-Hauled out the Indiana, Gillet, for Calcutta; Havanna, Primrose, fi)r the river. ABEIRDEEN WHIAaRF. Sailed the steam ship City of- Aber- deen, Morrison, for Aberdeen. BRUNSWICK WHARF, BLACKWAIL.-;ailed the steam ship Leithe, Jamieson, for Leith. CARPUNTFR SMITH'S WHARF.-Arrived the Amity, Phil- ...

... I I CITY.-S.ATRIIDAY T4I0:ING' FOREICN AND COLONIAL. The Liverpool steamer reached Liverpool on Sunday, as we antciptcdin urlast, she havinig left Newr York on the evening anticipated in ollr Iat she pa reevious arrangemnent, Tlle of the lth ult., agreeably t as it o ars a short time ago political intelligence now% is as Pacific a twsasottm g parlike;al but n ?? the pains taken to produce the ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. The reported arrivals of EDn!ish Grain and Flour small, but of foreign wheat eonsiderable. Some fresh runs of Essex Wheat appeared, which were offered at Monday's terms, but did not meet buyers, and foreign Wheat was extremely heavy. Barley also met a very dull trade at last quotations. In Beans and Peas little doing. For Oats the demand was scanty, at the terms lest quoted. ...

... MEETING OF GIOCEUS' ASSISTrANTS. last week a meeting of the committee appointed at the general meeting of the grocers' assistants for the purpose of inducing their employeys to close their shops at an earlier hour in the evening, took place at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. This being the latest committee meet- ing previous to New Year's Day, the day on which it Was expected the adoption of the ...

... IMOEY AI3 EI CITYY FiuDAY Ev9NING. Intelligence has been received ?? to the 6th inst., by the Pantalooi. On thle-i1st instant the banks of Quebec. resumed specie payments,. and.:up to the 5tk more coin had -been paid in than drawn-out,-in exchange for their notes, 'which, 'being payable at the pleasure of the holder, were found more convenient. All shin-plasters were to be re- deemed in ...

... LONDON MARKETS .-ThiUSLu v. H11OP MAtKE'r. The accounts from the plantations, received to-day, are favourable, but little importance being attached at present to the slight appear. aace of the fly in some districtr, fine hojsa maintain the advance. 8S1ITlFIiELL?1. HlAYMnARNC.-The accouints of the growing crops at the ilay.. market continue to be very favourable. There was a fine supply at ...

... LOINDON MARKETS.-MoJDAY. CORtN EXCiHANf,E. There is i motlelate r tispply i1 vsheot this sorinivg, lbti J,: Is very doill, atli to ellect sales the factors reaidily stil it :1, . of 2s per qultarter from the qiiot.itiozis of this day tiveek. 1:, the Iloisless doiig is very trilling, anlid Vii troth' iea~ci 1s, i at the saise quiitatiotns is last given, swhih howslver, it .1 regarted las ...

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... ST. PETrRSBURGH, FEB. 28.-Nothing can be better calculated to make us proud of our present position in the political atfairs of Europe than the importance which is given on the banks of the Seine to every act, however insignificant, of our Government. The removal of Count Pouzo di Borgo to London, where the post of Russian Ambassador had been vacant ever since the recal of Prince Lieven, gave ...