... BOABhD OF TRATDE REPORT ON T HE RAIL- WAY COLLISION NE AR SIGEHILL, The reperts by the inspecting officers of the Rail- way Department to the Lords of tire Cimmittee of, Privy Council fur Trade upon railway accidents occuriqg during the half-year ending December, 1864, have just been'published. Only one of the reports refer to Scotland-namely, the report made by Colouiel Yoliand, RE., on the ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, * AarBVEn-March 8. Erroma6go, Goodebild, from Odessa, with wheat. Athanasian ?? M'Ewen, from Havre, gen. cargo. GRANGEMOUTH. Aurnni - March 7. Island Queen ?? Parrott, from Newcastle, goods. SArID-March 8. GraDge ?? Thomson, for London, with goods, CAIRNRYAN. PuT IN-March 7. Alpha, Little, from Dublin for Ardrossan. SXmxn-March 7. M~arys. Beard, frorm Workington for ...

... TlE L.O-OKUT IN TIM IRON TRADE. * ?? the Msfcheater ?? or Yeaterma5y - The mllsen of South Staffordahirefeel ?? con. Jimenos tha their suggestionmrelative to the sending of ddled in to theml ?? at the finisheddiron 'oi . Nortl Staffordshire may he acted upon by °thmsturar to theyrsay would be gratified to be able butrt inh t works again with anything like good gracmen are thecommittee of the ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, GLAOG0W. Animva-Ivlaroh 13. MA L'Amico, Schiafiin6, from Odessa, with wheat. SATT -Mareh 13. - Moulfan, M'Queen, for the West Coast of Africa, TVi with a general cargo. ?? We Suffolk, Miller, for Port-au-Prince, a general cargo, er Anmvan-March 13. Mo Othello, Glars, from Pernambuco, with sugar. SAMD-Marcb 13, Resolute, Wallace, for Auckland, NZ., with pas. - Eengers and ...

... GLASGOW COMMEROIAL NEWS. WFDNzsnAX EvoEiNcra. At the Lr~ndon Stock Exchange to-clay, Console closed dull. Foreign stocks very good, eapooially Certificates, which have advanced. Confederate Loonifirmn. The closing prices werae GOns, for money, 89h 4 Confed. Loan, 315 6 JDo. account. 894 a Greeks, 211 2 Exche. Bills, 3 7 pmn. IConsolides, 63 4 In Railways, Great Western clofied good. Lon- druis ...

... (From the Enburgh Gazetto of YeaterdaY.) SEQUESTRiTIONS. March 2. JAM1ES CAMRRON, taoksman of Tom. chrasky, Invermoriston. Creditors to meet within the Union Hotel, Inverness, 15th March, at one ?? Anderson, solicitor, 15 Union Street, Inverness, agent, March 2. WILLIAM WILsON, innkeeper in Daff. town, in the county of Banff. Creditors to meet within the Ordinary Court Room in Dafftown, 14th ...

... SHIPPING INTELUIGECtE, GLAS~oW. SUDBD-March . Lord flardisge, Wilhains, for Ja aaic,., Da, GRANGE MOUTH. ARnIvFn - March 9. Brazilian. Fairweather, from Dundee, il,-ll Fiitde. ieke Wilbolmina, Bash, from, Ab ?? Vni.-, Fiu ay, irom Arbro pth, in ba t pro Unmon, Duvean, froms Stonehaven, ;wih iiit l)f 3\1 in rva, Fotheririgbaro, froml Neboc~t: hwia-, Cores, Davis, from Dundee, with baley' ty ...

... GLASGOW GRAIN AMARKET-MAARCI 15, The arrivals this wveek have been good pLrtieu- larly of Black Sea wheat, formerly ?? to as coming her; and we still receive a fair supply of home-grown wheat and oats. There has been rather more demand for American red wheat, but holders being firm, sales are restricted ; other kinds, includ- ilg 7., rp e been atll, Flour meets a ralr rti'.,a , at ahout ...

... GLASGOW COMMEROIAL N'EWS. TESBDA EVEoIN. i At the London Stock Exchange to-day, Console were quiet and steady. Foreign stocks steady- Turkish Caimes very good, at an advance.; Confe' derate Loau quiet. The closing prices were:- Cons. for money, 881 9 J Venesuela, 15 17 Do. account, 88X 9' Do. New,44 6' Exche. Bills, 3 6 pm. Consolides, 524 3 Do. SmalL 3 6 pm, Passives, 324 4 Bank Stock, 246 8 ...

... MMAR. 8. 9e Onurer Mlarkr Slip. } fC , ?? 3tedane and fe 'q Ha iplea 5 r 9 lea Courier Market Stip.) thin attendance' and fe 8 s ;ruples reice3 ln the few sales made were fully as S. D. S. D. r~e0>d ?? ..4 6 to 6 0 retbe f lO 0- 2 3 et ~kr,111. . 3 0- 3 4 * ;b1Ii~~b5.: , .4 6 - 26 0 03 S -35 ° 36 0- ST e:9b,:0:W 21 0- 2 0 ?? ?? HUppties of bot- article SD S g purp ases. Prices-Green JI;i6$D to ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADIL (whom the Mark Lane Express.) We have certainly had March winds throughont the past week of unusual violence and keenness; but as there has been with them an admixture of snow, the process of dryig the surfac- of the soil has been slow, and everl thing has been kept backward. The wheat plant in the clover-leys has suffered severely, some having been plough-d ...

... GLASGOW WINE, SPIRIT. AND BEER TRADE ASSOCIATION. i ANNUAL DINNER. The second annual dinner of the Glasgow WVine, Spirit, and Beer Trade Association was held last night at the Queeu's Rooms. Covers were laid for upwards of 250 gentlemen. The chair was occupied by Mr. Ivie Mackie, of Auchencairn, ?? of Manchester, who was supported by Councillor Mackenzie, Mr. Edmund Brace, Mr. Win. M'Adam, Mr. ...