... MOXXLAND RAILWAYS COMPANY. e On Wednedayl1 tel,, secon d generli ?? ?? of the, shre- h holders of this Cmaywshelin hiopn' ofice l- ochanan Street-Alex. S. Finlay', Esq- chairman of the directors, occupied the chair. Mr. KNIGHT, the Secretary, readl the advertisement calling the -meeting. a-ad then read the hait'-yearly report of the directors to the shareholders, from which we make the ...

... i)UTil.S ON C(>ilN, 1n5 9'i T . iro, ?? .. - -. II e. I R 1 VS. t, i ,rl N, l Fan(ss 22n T.m zmi ?? ml mirnF. ?? ?? . 3 2 fir --ea E. re. ?? e:. LA.l~ Krs ?? ?? . ?? 1>3 ?? Ar. Art. iOs. ?? ?? r±. 'LI. **i _- 1 IGUI ?? ier CA t., (reign, i .. -. CI , i:: ,. S b ]eart, oroduce af Car.ada, Is. pr quarter; a:rd .! :e 7 ?? cot. GENF.ICAt AVE1tAGlE Iirelt. OF CORN FOR T71t: WEER 11.3 csr:'r- | ...

... loai ?? has been more doing in the general cloth market this week than last, and a ?? firm feeling is apparent. Yarn, too, has been verv active, though the shiopers to the more northern parts of Eirope hlave been doing but little. Indeed the healtliv state of the homc market entirelv relieves us from any pressure, which is sometimes felt at this period of ths Near.- Mlanchester Comrier ef ...

... ANNUAL REPORT D1RECTO~SO F T~EOF TYIB DIrCCTORS OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND MA NUFACTURES OF GLASGOW. ;ton SD JANua 14.thi off ?? Arnmnc thle various toplics which have engagced the attention of ?? I the Cham~ber dolrm0 the Past year, theimotn luson frt Scotch Banking anti Currency has ~occupied a prominent place. nu mna- The consici oration of this subjiect has been forced on the often- ML ...

... | FOREICN. Eleapanta, RossF from the Clyde at Singapore. Merlin, Thtomson, from do. at Batavia. Dalkeith, Ml'Ienzie, from G asgow at Vigo, for Oporto. Georgiana, Holmes, from Oporto at Glasgow. St. John, Stephenson, from St. John in the ClYde. 1 Mary Ann, -, from Bombay at Port-Glasgow. Ann Moore, Taylor, fronm Quebec and Montreal at Glasgow. Jane London, _, from Bonny at Liverpool. Christina ...

... - Iu 7 r r ( From the Times.) - W~e bave received from Captain Isernonger, of the brig Afri- Callus, tire following account of the capture and destruction hy thle 2,Moors of a portion or' the crews of the ships Margaret and Coll- at tror, both belonging to the port of London, %while in search Of guano at the island of Arguin, on the coast of Africa. Mr. Ise- monger states, that he received ...

... SHip 1 _i MS. Asr-iver inl tlir Clyd.ci lleoo Iiwts0I -. thim Amnericn lini1quont A 'Iir'iv Al, Cmrin Neow Xioh a l 221 in ~t le i a rotei ;motc imltl S. IV .to NW . Ii i 2 nto Tu'tkuil;r, o the I) ti-jim, Tetrloc Stestur t, o'1 co-roul O, tlt t)O iii ml. I0konad Ariv Isene lax-. ihm horin Emt'urrex. 11-Nimitir, from Deton-_ I `o;. -tral ?? -.a tio i ili ot, (;a- ?? 1g, intO 'cr-sat'ef in ...

... LONDON SUGAR MARAK1LT, IA}Y 27. Tha home trade tro anxious to get -ell stckeld withall ldesriptisns of ceitirri it Rugar, Mtil ito a1ilotttite it' inrice has taokeit . icc ?? tite mar hot hos thart ?? tupplied. The arrivlait ?? this dary wkek hnve beet urillilig, whereat thO . oil rie-. o r- fi.rga. ea tid -ill continue so tor a l-ig time Tlere muderato is to.. lirat prevail hold out a gnieat ...

... ARDRORSAN FoUll AND CHARA.CTER SMARKET. -n I- _ ?? - A_ Er ,r1 -A- -n Too so, -DA -e rh1-n - The second annual Tryst at Ardrossan for the sale of sheep and t wool was held on TuLesdaty last, the 6th inst. There was a large attendance of farmers and dealers, including marty breeders from n Arran, Kintyre, and other parts of the Highlands. As will be e observed, however, from the annexed ...

... ULASGOW SHARIt LIST. u 1f ~LtU95 CflAUxOIt - I C D t. TnnURSAY. NO~tiMnF 12. Descriptionof Stoclca. Shares. Paid Quota- up. lions. I Sank of Scotland Britfish ?? Caleoanian Ci ty of' Glasgow Olsilesaale Ditto, now Commrercial. Eas5tern Edinbnrgh &, Glasgow Nationial Ditto noew Stock Ditto do. Ditto os. £ t. £ s. d. 100 0 13000 0 1430 0 100 0 0 00 200 * 0 0 10 ,0 0 20 0 10 0) 0 50 0 I0 10 0 205 ...

... IS~P N617g. Arrived in the Cly-de, on Frilay, the barqtua Cana1da (297), of London, Williams, from Batavia, in 134 dayve; Sailedi Idrth NLov., with a cargo of Sugar, wntrnegs, and rattans. lied variable wvinds. Came by the South Channel. On the 15th Dec., in let 3L ., P lane. 38. 4. E.. Spoke the -Statford, from China. for London. On the 31st Dec., in lot. 31. 4 S., long. 12F.. spoke the ...

... (From the Times.) Were Clarkson and Wilberforee right or wrong in the steps they took in the cause of Negro Emancipation? Sentimentalism apart, are they to be numbered amidst the enlightened benefactors of humanity ? The practical result Df all the efforts Great Britain has made during the last half century for the abolition of slavery is merely this :-The gross amount of negro slavery ...