... ig'R. PISBERY OF GLASGOW. The o-rdina-rknithlyib> t . ?? above rei'. Cot eld'yesterda'y- MPenti, Moderator. emintesof -last imeein gw!re read and oonfirmed UB.'CALL TO .. PAX ?? 1 r JAS I4OHNT ioRfn: timla'ted bthatthe call to Mr Ada; ?? to ?? of Wellparki Chn4, vacait by the death oa r Parker, hadbeen MiancAbp657 otmmsmiants andflinhseahs. T~is iwoid give 'the Treabyterysan idea ofthe perfect ...

... FORTH h CD LYDE bRAILWAY --MBETING. The ordinairj'half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders of ?? and Clyde Junction Rail - way Company was held within the. companyes offices at, S irig,,yjesterday, 'ataoon-His Grace- the Duke of- Montrose, chairman of the company, presiding. The other directors present were Jas, Morrison, Esq. of Givilatis; - MGavin, ERa., -.Gls. ow.;'and .Major; Wilson ...

... GAIBAHLDI'S DELIRIUM. (From the Spectator.) Garibaldi has been the ecstatic element in Italian politics, and a very noble ecstatic element, no doubt; nor are we among those who deny that there may be-very rarely-a true and noble sphere for ecstasy even mn national history. It is, prdbably, not easy for ordinary men who do not live in dreams of a world of perfect order, and love, and peace, to ...

... X1EMIGRATION FROM LIVERPOOL, (From our own Correpondent.) The official return of the number of emigrants who have left Liverpool during the month ad the quar- ter ended on the 30th of September has JUSt been completed, and remitted to the Board of Trade in London by the emigration officers of the porNFroI%. this document it appears that there has tcea; siderable increase in the number of ...

... t LATEST I NEWS.. I- ?? . ; .mA Or;D on, Mo ~ Moa~. TELEGRAMS BY SPECIAL WIREI PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES, AND ROYAL MOVEMENTS. The Prince and Princess of Wales, who intended to return to Londonto receive the Crown Prince and, Princess of Prussia, will remain at Wiesbaden for about a fortnight or three :weeks longer, as the Princess continues to derive benefit from hersojourn there. The ...

... . :ED1 BURGH RAC - E-T-N This miihifibi, ?? tsthrie dayi, wac heid at $usselburgh yesterdti44_ The. weath&ewas very fine,'and the whole of the races exceedingly good, 'There was a large attendanice of spectators. Among those present were the Marquis of Queenshefry, Earl Poulett, Lord Bateman, Mr Merry, MY.; Mr Prior, Honr. ; o.',klo, larl of -Welmvyss, Mr Brodie, scilptUr; Mr'NbrmfaniInnies, ...

... *oj I a - . ~ , :O N ; T dB- .,ENIG OF A.. TIULU BOM .E VODK flIXE WOD - l. . ?? ' t Irombt~eT'aaa) 1 The Rev.: Canon Green:weof,- -rham, and the disnguished pre-hiatone inmuirers whoe accompany him, have made a most interes ing and-valuable ex.- a ion on the MIid-Wdldrange of'EEasYorkshlie. This tuinulus Vas upon a piece of the original wold, and had never been touched for cultivstion. It ...

... ?? - - ? -1. - -I.- - I - -I.- I - I I *0 w --lYD SDAOT OCT., 2. *0th:Sept.. has been publish4ed. show -a decrease, due ?? and -Excise pinci- py, of £282,000 on the quarter, and £235,900 on 'the half-year, ascompared with the corespon periols of last yest; bt for the wholejeareig on Mbnday, there -is an reame of more aa million, which .in the eircumstancesmust b.e regarded as hlghly ...

... GRKENOCK. 84asatnrAL FisT-DAY.-To.tnorrow will be uened in town as the autumn sacramental Fast. day. The banks, Customhouse, and other public epla oesbiness will be closed as usual. Ioinc BOAw-LnsinG THE WH ILL.-A ?? meeting of this Board was held yesterday- PmeGiuGneve presiding-at which it was agreed, et the =o6n of Mr Beith, to lease a portion of the I ], amounting to ab~out 90 acres, for a ...

... . GREEN(O(,Q GAa ?? TsE CaainEL.-Duriet Tuesday and yesterday a severe gale from the u'vrto-vwest pro. vailed along ?? Coast, accompaied w- ith has7 showers of rain and sleet. The d~er-osa steamerl which arrived at Greenock vesterdaF report the storm as being very severe. The mwn -r of the e, Excelsior, from Bordeanx, eld-Dublin. r'eortshayine had some sails split while coming up chunannel Yes ...

... I SUNDAY TREMPER-AICE IN NEW YORK. A correspdent of the Timaes Says -Sunday is a terribly d day within the bounda ies of the city, but the dulness results from an application of teetotal I ratherthan of Sabbstarzarinciples. Tobacconists' are even more generally open than in London, | ?? can be purchased at street stalls as freely on Sunday as during the rest of the week; but all bars for the ...

... g A V.? ?? ., 'tra 't I -:1 ?u D - mAY MORNING, OCT. 4. Ar the Circuit Court yesterday, the case again4~ohnaiful or Baynes, about 59 years we, for the murtder of a woman with whom ive~tin the Stockwell, wgas begun, as was also t? case against WA~alter and Duncan Mlaopherson Service (brothers), accused of wilful fire-raising at Greenock; but both cases were, adjourned till to-day. Mr Grant Duff ...