... l ThC , T(d i FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER S. I The pressure on the money market still continues, and, we regret to say, without any symptoms of speeds abate- 5AAfA_ m.t1P - _ - . _ I - l I te ment. The most favourable items of intelligence are, that the commercial bills due in London on the 4th have re been met far better than was expected, and that no re new failures were announced on Tuesday. ...

... G-LASGOW, OCTOBER 22. Asidersoaiian University-D~rf-fnloaer'sletes-P aill the Courses of Lectures on Popular S cie~ne~o annouca ed for the enisuing session, we- see none more lilkely to coin- Ii snand th e patronage of the public flian ta hif Eli' D. Hunter, late of London, onl I-L.1a-tL Anatotiy and hbv~i lojgy. We hail with mucli plasure the Doctor's return to l±' former c field oif labour ...

... / - -m . I -1 x. A to (From the Morning Chronicle.) ?? advice, from Paris announce the adjudication, on the 10th I ion of Norvember next, of 250,000,000 francs of the new French losa; .mpe the remaining 100,000,000 frtnes belng intended to reduce tlis. lim. part of the floating debt whilgh arises from payments oe teainsy ain, in spite of the assertions Of the late Minister fail have thne, 1. ...

... ARDROSS.ix COUaSING CLUB. at r5JiivtJOI.L\ C L IftS ING CLL13. the The Coursinc contests of the Club tooi place on 'Wednesday, Icl Thursdlay. and Friday laist, the 13ti. 14th, and l5th current, over of their accustomned grounds. The reoult is as follows:- 'lie TI TIEi Crr.-22 Soes. ted 1. r.J. Dunlop's fd The Sterrv Monarch beat Major Mar4 tin ns wv andl bd d Monarch ; Mr. J. Sharp's bd d ...

... ROYAL CALEDONTIAN If1NT AND WESTERN M&EETrNG. r Vnt.- A FOtIDAY, OCT. 8. This was the best days ssport of any of the three. The weather in the morning threatened rain, but it cleared off and kept fair throughoutt the day. There was avery large concourse of specta- tors on the groand. Tlre CArEDONIAN HANDICAP of 25 SovenenEsos each-15 for- feit, and 5 if declared beforethe 30th Sept., with 150 ...

... I rw . 1 - t n (From the Times.) a The first Cabinet Council since last session naturallv lie I directs attention to the next. There have been times when, even as early as October, it was asked with no little I ?? will Ministers propose, or what will Parliamient do next session ' What taxes will it remit or b |lay on? What great reform will it aohieve -'what de- n rnands of the people will it ...

... OFFICIAL RAILWAY FICTIONS. (From /sle A/las Railway collisions are still a frequent item in the cata- logue of social calamities. Rarely do we take up ajournal | th, we *30 not fi;l the record of a c- smash ' cn SOtie luckless 3ine, witlh thei usual inore or less disastrous acconit- paniments. There seems to he a stated order in the way these thinacs are revealerl to the public. First we ...

... ?? OF THE BRITtlE AND FOREIGN CORN TRAD3 DURING TUE. PAST 'WEEK. (From the Mark Lan~e Express of Mondlay. No mitiention has tek~en place in the position of mooetary affairs; indeed difficulties appear rather to be on th~e increase, one or two country batik-s being obliged to suspend their payments. Paper swhich in ordinary times would be considered good can now scarcely be discountedl at any ...

... The First Forger.-The day en which a forged note wr was first presented at the Bank of England, forms a me- - orable era in its history. For sixty-four years the esta- blishment bad circulated its notes with freedom, and r- during this period no attempt had been made to imitate it. by He who takes the initiative in a new line of wrong doing. G has more than the simple act to answer for; and to ...

... G LAS GOW PAROCHIAL B OAIRD. An -sI;-,-rnA --nt Of+- q ?? t ?? - I - . y - I. An - I rt t - J I, 11J I A S 1 Ait 1 . An adjourned meeting of the Board was held on Friday- cd Archdl. M'Lellan, Esq., in the chair. After the reading and approval of the minutes of last meeting. some conversation took place as to the propriety of having alegel adviser presen't at this meeting, when it -was agreed ...

... MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACCfDENT ith j - ON TTIE EDtNtIIlRCJf AND GLAiSGOW AiAAIWAY. A Alittle after erie o'clock on ToesTlvliori- n m l~tlacietc i.n crreled at the li-si way tI Temiltus a orniee, a fathe ccid t C ;rl car ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ eio teet, whnhecetr asn part four story stonegable tfa portion ofthe conl-ni'vs stirres tres knockied downn by the running into it ofra troin ofe'epty and loaded ...

... r . ?? - !I. - (FroOm the M11anchester Guardian.) a The question of the effect of railway investments upon the commerce and industry of the country has lost none of its interest ; and it still, very properly, engages the atention of almost every journalist in the United Kingdomn. cl At the present time, indeed, a mnomentous process is going w on in tile country, which, like the experiments ...