... SOCIAL SCI13W'E MEETIG AT GLASGOW. _ . I. _ e- - _ ?? - 4.. +U.4- 4-U - n' f.-r It is not, now matter of any doubt that the meeting-for the promotion of Social Science, whichtakes place in our, city in the close of the-present. month, vd4l be entirely Bisn; bessful-possibly the. most successful which has jet been held-whether as regards the-distinguiahed persons who -are to be present, or the ...

... - TEE LATE Nit. R. -INGRAMi M.P.-The Morning Chronicle, on Tuesday, having reported that Mr. Herbert Ingra'tn, M.P, had not been lost oa board the Lady Elgin, says now that unhappily there can be no doubt as to the calamity.. Mr. Stansell, the conductor ef Mr. Ingram's paper mills at Loudwater, and Mr. John Cassell, both recognised the body and bad it 'placed in spirits awd sent to New York, ...

... FRIDAY MORINENG, SZPTEM3BEP. 28. |I Is istated that the Sardinian troops have ?? succeesses, and occupy the suburbs of Ancons. From Shanghai, we learn that the B~itislx aun French forces proceeded to the Peiho on the 2%th July, and that it was intended to take the forts be. fore treating with the Chinese. A letter from Turin declares that Garibaldi lost 403 killed and wounded, and 300 ...

... LANARKSSIRE PRISON BOARD. The half-yearly meeting of the Lanarkshire Prison Board wras held in the Council Hall yesterday afternoon. Robert Finlay, Esq. of Easterhill, occupied the chair, TEE NEW PRSON BILL. The CHAaMmAN said that when in London he had received in due course the objections to the new Prisons Bill sent up to him by the committee. Mr. Stirling also came up; and, with the members ...

... BAIWAY A ?? --PxOPusanD I DEENDBNT LiNz TO GuAsCOv.-Fur many years the railway accommo- dation provided to the people of Paisley has been one of their snandirig grievances, and the protests that have been lodged against the treatment to which they have been sub- jected in this respect have been both loud and long. The ted 6uccees of the n aew tram railroad at Birkenhead has 'ed not a few ...

... OPENING OF THE GYMINASIUM ON THE GREEN- ?? - - I a __1 The formal opening of the Gymnasium, which has been erected on the Green, and presented to the Town Council asld citizens of Glasgow by Mr. David Gibson Fleming, of Mdanchester, took place yesterday, in presence of the Lord Provost, Eailies Germnill, Cooper, and Wilson; Councillors doir, Govar, Martin, and Harvey; Dr. Strang, and an im- ...

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... I FIRST DEPARTMENT-JURISPRUDENCE - ~~~SECTION A. -. Sv U aroeSECrTION A. The LOxD-ADVOCATE presiding. Mit M'PIus read a paper on Patent law, making varo,,m suigestions on that branch of the law. BnANKRurPcY LW. Sheriff BEL stated that the committee who had been ap- pointed after the interesting discussion on bankruptcy law on Wednesday had agreed upon a set of resolutions which -hetroduDnow ...

... TtESDAY MtORNING, SEPTEMBER 25. A ,-vAFrJI.D report, said to have been received in ]ptijs r ...

... -OTHES XY-srmims IS. ..-A ha th. RiAth irnn W ^11A It is reported here that the Right Eon. W. E. Gladstone, Chancellor of the Exchequer, left Toward Castle yesterda7 morning, and proceeded up the Clyde per the steamer Ruby,. ea routetior Drummond Castle,'the seat of Lord Willoughby d'Eresby. ' WEiArmen nn Caors.-Since last notice there hi&'been excellent weather for harvesters ; and it was so ...

... (From the Spectator.) c The eff'ectsof railway enterprise in America. are, as we might expect, on a truly Transatlantic scale. In c our last notice of the subject, we showed that the a total cost of all the railways in use was, respectively, £314,989,826 in England, and £216,887,750 in the United States. It is understood that the main sources C of this excessive cost in England are, the' very ...

... yRoM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT. Jttu.i vun ± s -v. Paris, Monday Morning. Italian complications are fastthickening. In anticipa- t-on of tbe immediate conquest of Naples by Garibaldi, fear- jog the ascendancy of the Mazzinian element, and notwith. swanding the loyal declarations of the Dictator in favour of annexation, Victor EmmanaQl is making preparations to teke c assession of the capital A ...