... CREDIT.-THE OLD WORLD AND THE NEW. (From the Speototor.) It is no easy problem the restoration of Ame ican credit. J The mere mechanical difficulties of its re-establishment- )Ifbf orjanising banks on sounder principles, of d;vising means for paying the interest and graduallv eliminating the capital of debts-seem, in the present state of economical hscience alnost insuperable. But, beyond ...

... be Trades' 7full.-We are informed that, in consequence of II the extensive repairs and alterations now in prozress in the th Justiciary Court Rooms, foot of Saltmarket Street, the ! th Circuit Court in Glasgowv, which commences proceedings on he the 30th inst., will be held in the Trades' Hall, Glassford th Street. er Robbery.-On Thursday afternoon, -while the family ck were from home, on a ...

... THIE EARL OF DUNDONALD'S IMPROVED STEAM ?? NQI - .7ui, C.- ?? - V-. - Our celebrated countryman has long been known to possess f neclianical genius of a high order. Ile has been occupied manx te:ars in perfecting an invention on which many have laboitred, but hitherto with smail success-we mean a rotatorv stear.engine. e That his Lordship was so employed was known to his friends, but n ...

... JoiGn2 BULL IN FOEIGN PARTS. a n ?? . x.- _- i . I .. . _ From Dumos in his Cuirrki, in Bact j wood's Mcagacn 8 forl Mc~rrc4l) I During my stay at Naples an Eng:lisliman arrived there, I t and took uip his quarters at the hotel at which I Wis stOp- t ping. I'e was one of' those phlegmatic, ove:rbearing, ob- fi stinate Britons, who cinsider money the eng.ine with whlich I ] every thin in is ...

... I~l - - . .1 . - , . ?? ?? _ The following is the draft of the bill which has been submitted to the House of Commons by the Lord Advocate:- - A Bil to facilitate the disjoining or dividing of extensive or po- pulous Parishes, and the erecting of new Parishes, in that part of the United Kingdom called Scotrlnd. Whereas, by certain acts of the Parliament of Scotland provi- sion is made for ...

... PRESENTITION AND ENTERTA.NMENT TO . ANDREW PARK, ESQ. At three o'clock on Thursday, Mr- A. Park, author of The Bridegroom and the Bride, Blindness, or Second Sense Re- ntored or Lost, The M1ariners, an Opera, and Songs for all Seasons, kC- to., was entertained at an elegant dejenear irt the Blactk Bill Ball Room. by about fifty of his friends and felonw- citizens, and presented with a ...

... ! The. Qaeen, attendedf lyv the Countess of Gainsborough2, YV Lalv in Waitingz, left 3uclkinghain Palace at 21) minutes P past 10 o'clock vesterdav morning, in an open carriage and of fourfescorted byh a party of' Lancers, for Clarelan~t. his Majesty thle King of Saxony and lis Roval Hi zhnrc ss ritlee left Bueki ngham ailaee directly after hier I:aiesty c- for Hampton Court. His M9ajestv andr ...

... THE NEW IRISH REGISTRATION- BILL. 1P foll-w;- i_ a -of -- 1.q_ .. ne I The following is a brief abstract oc the new Irish Registration ' Bill:- )le It is entitled A bill to alter and amend the laws which reg - n- late the registration, qualification, and polling of Parliarentary to electors in Ireland, and contains no less than 12.1 clauses, Faith ve 15 pages of forips and'schedules annexed ...

... elLOSS OF THE STEA'MIER SHEPHERDESSj WITHC FROnt %'I-sTY TO OSE ]tOHUNDRED LlrvFS- mill (From theire ?? 2lg'irC'r elf Gie 1o/I rr/tilie.) bun The history of the matter is as follows:-Or. ?? 4th thle ver Sliepherdess, frone Cincinnati to this port, about II o'clock at tthe night, when within three miles of the city, struck a sna, -tlust Ite' above the mouth of Cahokia Creelk. The concussion was ...

... LONDON, MAR CH 13. Ifer Bitiestl's Stforine Residlence.-We understand that his Roval Hiirhness Prince Albert will leaee tu),-n to-day |h the Souti Western Railway, for Portsmouth, whither the Black Eagle steam-vacht is sent from Woolwtvich to conrev his Royal Highness to the Isle of Wight, and from whlich port the Prince proceeds to Comves, to inspect the marine residence preparing for her ...

... FI S FURNITURE OF THE LATE EMPEROR NAPOLEDN. II Cal-fi A .AI_ I.. -. 1_ _- I __ ?? On Wednesday, a sale hy auction of the property of the late Lieutenant-General Sir H tdson Lowe, including some portion of the furniture which w as in the possession of the Emperor Napo- leon during nis captivitv at St. Helena, took place at the auction rooms of ;Mr Phillips, Nsew Bond Street, by order of the ...

... Saturday BEeenig. The English market has been firm throughout the morning, wvith but a moderate business doing. Consols for Money and AccounlTt *wore last quoted at 984 Exchequer-bills, 68 to 70; New 34 per Cents., 1024 4; India Bonds, 88 pm. In the Foreign market there has been considerable business done, at improved prices in all the securities. Monday Evening. The English securities have ...