... FINANCIAL PANIC IN MONTREAL, Oltawa, Sept. 1,8 The BaDnk of Upper Canada has failed, as wae pre. dicted in my letter of yesterdar. The failnre oi this InstituoLion wil, probably be foilowed by the s3rgen- sion of other establishments in Canada. Money cannot be obtained in Montreal to-day for lees than 3 5 per cent. by the safest merchants, There is much excitement and quite a little panic to ...

... THE FORTHCOMING REFORVI IDEMONSUR aTION. MEETING IN THE NORTH QUARTER. A public meeting of the inhabitanta residing in the North quarter was held in Mason Street EHall yesterday evening, for the parpose of taking into consideration the best means of furthering the forthcoming reform demonstration in Glasgow. About 100 persons were present. (Jonuolllor Bart was called to the chair, and in ...

... (glas'gov Auxik WEDNESDAY MoINING, OCT. 10. AT the annual general meeting of the Mer- Chants' House yesterday, Mr. Archibald Orr Ewing retired frost the office of Dean, which he has held for the lass two years, and proposed as his successor 13. Ramsay of Kildalton, who was unanimously elected. In retiring, the ex- Dean made a present to the Corporation of au elaborately prepared and ...

... DR. ? I |Dr. F. B. U~nderhUIl was present, en' Tuesday evesilg, at a public m~eeting of the Baptist MIission. ] ary Society, held at Myrtle Street Chapel, Liver. F ?? connection with the arutumnal session of the Baptist Union of (Isaat Britain and Irehand, and in to the course of the evening he delivered a lengthy an~d able address on the condition of Jamaoica, He corni P menced by remark~ing ...

... DISGRACERIT AT A MEETING IN I LVROOL. i (From the Liverrool Mercury.) One of the most ?? scenes that ever oc. curved at a meeting in Liverpool took place on Fri. day night, at the Concert Hall, in Lord Nelson Street, For a week or upwards an announcement has appeared in the advertising columns of several newspapers, and large placards have set forth that a meeting of the members of ?? Society ...

... TEE JAMAICA COM?IITTEE AND EX? GOV?ENOE EYRE. Th jamraico Cornmittee has iesued the following dde 65D F;leet Street, London, Oct., 1S66. Eir,-For the reasons set forth in the accompany' sng statement -to which porticualer attention is requested-5the Jamaic3 Committee resolved to undertake the duty, which the Government had de- clined, of submitting to jodicial Investigation the conduct of ...

... TEE FORGED NOTES OF THE UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND. The two men who were apprehended at DAlkeith on Wednesday were brought up ?? David. eon yesterday and remitted. They confessed their guilt, and stated that they had only passed £150 forged notes altogether. The Scotsman gives the following account of the capture of the ?? Wednesday forenoon, a gentlemanly-looking man entered the shop of Messrs. R ...

... MUNICIPAL ELECTION MEETINGS& BiEIT WARD. The atsaual meeting of this Ward was held last nightin the LT. P. Hal], John Street, Bridgeton- Mr Thomas Dan, convener, in the chair. The three representatives of the ward were present. The CnasawA having opened the basiness of the meeting, The hETarAuY (Mr. F. G. Dougall) gave a sum. mary of the proceedings of committee during the past year, as also a ...

... A YOVEL CLEA4M FERREPY-BOA6. FLr ?? ciote r A, an ingenions Snnder'icd r ,an jQ Jorstbben Joplia-, ironfoander (who `s noes retired U oL bu, aee ), boas ien employing his leisure time in the invention and constiactionof a new kind of propOWI ?? Si anboats, chilflg with a view of applying it to the purp es of fcrijiug byteam across the Wear. Hitiherto it h3s been consioered tm pos- stole to ...

... I-ATUGURATION OF ME~nO\'-L FOUN- TAIN IN MEMORY OF THE LATE DUKE OF ATHOLE. A short time ago a movement was commerald-by a number of the inhabitants of Daukeld and c o.- friends of the late Duke of Athole, with Lhe vie 6. erecting a suitable monumet t to his memory. At. first it was resolved to erect a huge cairn on Craigy Barns, one of the highest hills in the neigh- bourhood, but this idea ...

... I I From the Spactator.) Thie uneasiness apparent throughoult Europe, an uneasiness so great that the Ohancellories are iln a buzz with rumours axn& ?? like the arnofld intervention oP Armerloa are readily believed, is perhaps easily explained. Wit rte battle of Sadowa the treaties which are to the system of Earope what the statutes are to commnon law finally disappeared3 There is still a ...

... BANQUBT To MR BRIGEIT, MYh., AT DUBLIN. Dublin, Taesday, A banquet was given this evening, at the Round Boom of the Rotunda, to Ur John Bright, 3K.P., on the occasion of his first public visit to Dublin. The Bou. Member arrived on Sanday, and was met at the Westland Row railway station by a number of his admirers, amongst whom w*re several members of the House of Commons. He ?? since been the ...