... I (From the Mark Lane Express.) The past week has brought with it sufficient rain to par- tially interrupt field labours. Still there remains a large de. fieiency as respects the wells and ponds, and many places have had much less rain than the neighbourhood of Lndon. The growing crops continue to look well, and it is matter of surprise that with such a preponderance of mild weather there ...

... DIJMFRIES MARKETS. FErnrAnT G. ?? T .. ?? I . XI ; a!T (From Duinfries Courlier .u irkiet tlip.) ?? courseness of the day b.ad the effect of in- icreasing the attendance in the icarki, t ball, and there was a ).large show of samples on the tabics. Higher prices being r asked checked sales, thougl a considuer a, Sle amourit of business I was done. 290 bushels of wheat we-re sold-l1o weighing ...

... | -SHIPPIN G INTELLIGEN CE. ' GREENOCK. ARRIVED. Feb 6. Adelaide, lunter, Leghorn, nwit gonersi cargo, in 29odays Fleotwilg, Kn igh~t, Paraibis, vith sugfar, in 37 days. ?? R~ichards, Churchill, tSt. John, N.B., with deals, in 19 days.i ' d Ellerslie, Comnley, l'ernambuco, vwith sugar, in 49 days. - : ARRIVED. Feb. 4. Woodbine, Doulton, Glasgow, for foreign. Sura, Bodker, Belfast, for foreign. ...

... At the London Stock Exchange Consols opened at yester- day's closing prices, and finished at its lowest. The: closing prices ?? :-Consols. for money and account, 954 4 ; 3 per 'Cents., 951 4; ]Bank Stock, .227 229; Exchequer Bills, large and- small, 34 37 premn. Railw'ay' openedisteadily, but subsequently became lower with Consols. Foreign stocks left off lower. Little business doing in the ...

... * I GREENOCK. ac I ?? Feb. 25. The Lady de Cresaergly, Cali ier Licata, with sulphur. Vigdahl, Orthio, antes, wit wheat. I LAAILASH. e Feb. 22. Dickey Sam, Jones, from Clyde for Bahia. t Sarah, Evans, from Cl'de for Rouen. 1 23. Cork Packet, 2.obin, ?? forCardiff. 2 s Violet, Tucker, from ()lyde for (iardiff. - i 3. ElHenry, Parry, from Olyde for Nhvwport. - 4. I Williaminax, Grifflths, from ...

... - GREENOCX. StRIVED. February 10.. *oodbine, A'Leod Glassondock. Euganieb, Patrona, yprus. 11. Matanzas, Sinclair, Bristol. Echunga, Gray, London. February 10. 'Vasco da Gania ?? Scott, Lisbon. 11. Oriental, Mason, Cilassondock. LAMLASH. - The following vessels ate in the Bay:- February:. Trinidad; Conlter, for Trinidad-put back. Susasan,' Mortinsholi, for.Constantinople-pnt bck Mary Ann, Lee, ...

... rp + - A - - . lABA a (From the Economist.) b Turning to Lord Stanley's account of the financial pro. .VI spects of India, we see much to encourage us, notWithstaid- C jog the announcement that this mutiny will, in two years, ti have cost the Indian Government twenty-one millions and a tl half sterling. In the first place, it is made quite evident a that the ordinary expenses of the Indian ...

... GREENOCK. February 20. Maria, Forster, Oporto. wvith oranges. Sarah, Ilissnill, Dunliirk, with stgar. ] Arctic Eman, Blarzuarda; Havana, with sugar. ti ARDROSSAN. February 16. Flinn, Owens, Droiheda. Lotus, Dickinason, , lormanbe. Akystery ?? Msior, Newy. ti IEagle Qs.), Dililnl'l, Belfast. - 18. -Johit Evan, Wilsion, Dublinm f7 P Elizabeth Cann, Dykes, Newry. -MBail, Calluni, Dunidalk. George ...

... (From the Edinburgh Gazette of Yesterday.) SEQUESTRATIONSI. Febi'uara 17. A1.EXANDIIR CAInRON, grocer, Castle Street of 1stiernes. Creditors to meet within the Unionl Hotel, Inverns, Is acat two o'clock. _Ivres 1tebruar 18. ANDIREw STILUTHEDIS, farmer in W~est Rlogerto,, in the parish of Rast Kilride, in' the county of lanark. Credi- tars to mewet within the Commercial mu17 (Galloway's), ...

... MoDnxY EvENING. At ?? Stock Exchan 'e ~Conedis opened lower on 3th6XAustrian loan, and closed 'wiithout' further alterations. The closing prides were :-Consola o'fkmnyadcou, A5 ; '3'per Cents., 957 6; Bank .Stoek, 2274 229; Exehe- quer' lilla, large and small, 343~7 prexn. Railways were flat, ine ayinpthy '*ith Console. Indian w~eakeri ' Caledolnians very. flat.. ]Foreign stocks dull. Turkish ...

... ?? V h' I. ?? 1o,~ va ~et'A^ (From the Edinburgh Gazette of Yesterday.) Febriiary:2. -GEORGE MACKENZIE, writer in Diruw'all. Credi- toars to meet within the National Hotel, Dingwall, 16th February, at twelve o'clock. Feblrary :. VILLIAMI WOOD, formerly cabinetmaker in Forfar, presetitly residjin inh tbe Lunatic Asylmni at MNontrose. Creditors to meet within tilie county and Conmmercial Hotel, ...

... S-- - ?? G ?? SH[IPPIN G INTRLUlGEN CE. - GREENOCK.' . . tl ARnivED. - ,h February IS. Cicero, Emerson, Alexandria Ha Peerless, Hutton, St. John, N.B., with deals. Te! SALLPD. .1 February 19. Brenda, Saunders, Trinidad. Fr Glasgow ?? Thompson, New York. Eth QUEENSTOWN. ot ' SAILED. February 17. Artisan, Cardiff. Bramley Moor, Liverpool. Rocco, Londonderry. Beate, Great Grimsby. Exact, Hull. . ...