... I (3StckSATURDAY EvENING. On te Lodon tockExchange, at two o'clock, the English er.Funds closed steadily at the reduced prices of yesterday, Con- S- sols being 88i for money, and 88a for account. Bank Stock is a- 209; and India Stock, 224. The return from the Bank of England for the week coding nt 'the 17th November, gives the following results when, compared ?? the previous week : IPublic ...

... silLP NEWS. Cagilari, Jan. 1i.-The Cheverill, for London, must discharge. Lowestoft, Jan. 22.-The l)ohlia of Sunderland is ashore; crew Saved. 1 llmTavich, Jan. 22,-The Noptune, from Newcastle to Constantinople, Arrived in tho Clydveon Saturday, the Czar of Greenock, Cochrane, D from Clnlao. Soiled from the Chincha Islands on ?? 14th Ootober. Left the ship Echo of Glasgow to soil same day for ...

... Awl r~ioliU N the citzes of L awree Oi Thursday the 17th February, the eitizens of Lawrenee, Mass., held a (iranid Levee in the City Hall, the pecuniary pro- ceeds of which are to be given in aid of the Patriotic Fund, for the benefit of the Widows and Orphans of Soldiers who-fell in the Crimea. When the hour agreed on for assembling had arrived, there were at least 1200 persons present, ...

... SJ 1ITP NEWS. ,Nov. 2.-A sevror gain was exporicced in the Sound Y w or - Southern Bolle from Liverpool to Boston, was ,. burned at sea, Oot. 17, In lat. 44 N., long. 60 W.; crew token off by e Boston;No .Av oro gnlo occurred in the Bay of St. Lawrence r, provioua to theo 27th Oct. Twelve vessels wont ashore at Point ilood; and at Chetecamp the Samael Jones, Itaska, and Arbutes were Rnhore, ...

... , i., SdOTCH BANKRUPTS. . ; (roiilts ?? Gazette of yesterday.) SEQUESTRlATIONS. September 29. WILLIAM, BLACK, residing in Edinburgh, tv formerly merchant inrkLeith, now lessee and manager of the. p Qaeen's Theiitreand Opera House, Edinburgh. Creditors to e meet within D6wells. & Lyon's rooms, 18 George Street, Edin- burgh, 13th October, attwo o'clock. September 29 STEWART & MTURRlAY, tailors ...

... SATURDOAY EvENrxcG. loss The return from the Bank of' ?? for the week ending 3ibi- the 15th November gives the following results when compaete pro- with the previous week iota Public deposits ?? 4,924,785 ?? Increase,. £X292,818 ?? ?? ?? Increase ?? 460,743 rn O hey ?? Increase,.. 17,226 1i Onteother side of the account:- the Government Becurities,. £10,457',869 ?? Decrease, £184,810 aye ...

... GLASc;OW SiLAIE LIST, JULY 15. Descripgion of Stock. Shares. Poid up. Cfosing IASASi. f. h. D. £ 8, D. 11 5. D, Brink of Scotland ?? 10 0 0 100 0 0 200 0 0' 151itish 1 inuen Company ?? 100 0 0 100 0 0 225 0 0 Caledonian Blanking Company 10 0 0 2 10 0 4 6 0 City ?? CompanylO 0 0 t0 0 0 12 8 G Clydesdale lankioig Company 20 0 0 10 0 0 .3 10 6 Commoerlfi Batok of Scotland 600 0 100 0 0 225 10 0 ...

... DIRECT TRADE BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND I i; THE FAR WEST OF AMERICA. le -. . . (Frenr ?? Daily Post.) A It is oily within'theie last week that a most important question Dr has ?? 'one whicfl has deservedly received great atten. tign onlthed other side of the Atlantic, viz., whether it is prac. tictblei aid 'rpifitable'to carry on a direct trade between Chicagot r the vetirna ithide of the ...

... JASCUOW COMMERCIAL NEWS. TuEaDAY Evirnwe,* At the LnOdOn Stock ExchbitS6 toi-day, in cortequence of the epnfirmation of ' e datroui 4rof the failuretofa French !house, oupled'with the renewiedtdeadnd'for gold by the Bank of France and the ft11 in French prices, the English Funds opened lower, 'and priees fell to 93J sellers, but again advanced ?? and remained so till the close.. The Government ...

... REVIERW OF THE. BRITISH CORN TRADE. I . % . (From the Mark Lane Express.) The very heavy rains of the week, though beneficial to the root crops, have still farther retarded the completion of the harvest in some portions of Scotland and i1eland, and given a firmer tone to the markets foi all dry samples of corn, though supplies have generally been ample. The average advance an wheat may be ...

... REVENUE DEPARTMENTS-ESTIMATES. The estimates for the salaries and expenses connected with the Customs, Inland Revenue, Post Office, and Superannua- tions, for the year ending 31st March, 1858, are just printed. The whole sum required is £4,699,066, but of this £1,510,000 was voted in the short session before the dissolution of last Parliament, leaving £3,189,066 to be voted in the present ses- ...

... Al A It I E'4' S LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 22. Rith a large supply of foreign oats innd posse last soeek, arrivals geacrelly scere moderate. The exports werel 84263qrs. wheat, 852 qsr harley, S ra.s. an ts, sad 210 eclaear u. ?? English wheat tsouated t to 6206 qrs.; the foarign wes 16,4S3 Irs.,elilefly frost the Baltic, The I mornitlg'O saipply from Essex and Kest wais moderate, and ?? ...