... AT »UNDEF. Queen (,) (»). Mudle, Sunderland, 6.-®o^J K ROM DUNDEE. ® a «»rt . 'BriUn 'V™' 5°* ,U • Violet land ballast ; Jndith, s„ U( »=rt.:ra-?' &&• '■lenlynn (o( ' to 18th I)ec#mber g e from Llver Poolprevious Caprera, afcuxtaVln^m' 27th Ult Titania, Madeira from gftS tery CronsL off Cape Point from ...

... CARSE OF GOWRIB. (Written for the Dundee Courier and Arqus.) This winter, so far gone, has been of a much severer character than last. The operations of the farm have suffered interruption from frost for a period of three weeks, if all the days are added together which it was impossible to plough. Last season, during the months of December and Januarv, there was only one day on which the ...

... AX D. , ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. (s). M'Kechni^underland a p tra S? don ' 00(1 Curfew jute. ' ounaer 'and, coals ; Flora, Tindal, London, DEPARTURE FROM January 6.-T™ AttofaCT| ' t I.lth, at M E P R ACT3. Golden Fleece at om^ a 7> inst Janet, Cowan, do ft ° m 18th nit Parraca, at Madras from vWde. ult Morning Glory, at Yumuri, at New York from sa.ua, ' n ° date Empress, at Xlessina from ft „ ...

... DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. January 27.—Yarrow (s), Willes, Granton, light; II Trova'ore, , Charlestowa, billist; Cairn Duna, Swanson, Elie, ballast MARITIME EXTRACTS n, left Port Phillip for London, Nov Abouki, Nov do 3d ult Lochawe, do do Thom Brown, ulfc River Jumaa, off from Clyde. 6th ult Enxine, Bombay from Liverpool, inst Kdith, at London from Montrose, 26th inst Albanv, lefi Deal for ...

... ARRIVAL AT DUNDEE. December 10.—Earl Grey't Dock—Weardale, Goss, SnnderlanA, coals. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. Dctisilwr 10.—May, Ritchie. Sunderland, ballast; Lydia Ireland, Sunderland, ballast; Z ;phyr. Herd, lisbt; (a), Simpson, Newcastle, goods ; Kello (s), Hardie, Sunderland, light. v MARITIME EXrRACTS. . Martha Miller, Rio.Janeiro from Liverpool, 4th ult Dawn, do sth ult Prairie Rose, ...

... ARRIVAL AT DUNDEE. January id.—Earl Gr*yt D»ck—Yarrow (si Willi*, London, Jute. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. January 26.—Britannia, Patt>e, Sun lerland, ballast ; Lydia, Lawrie, ballast; Scotia (s), London, goods; Vesper (s), Mu lie, Sunderland, light; Riga (s), Thomson, Liverpool, light; Eleanor Dodson, Mudie, Tayport, light. ARITIME EXTRACTS. Havilah Dundee, at Algoa Bay from Table Bay, 15th ult ...

... ARRIVALS AT Janua-y 20. —Victoria Dock—Agnes, Chalmers, Holy Island, lime. King William's Dock—J C. Travotore, London, Antwerp, bark ; Curfew (s), M'Kechnie, SunUerlaad, coals. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Sisters of Dundee, Rio Janeiro from Tyne, ult Excelsior, at Gibra'tar from Clyde, 12th inst Yumari, cleared New York for 7th inst Jessica, left San Francisco for Liverpool, 6th Laju of Dundee, at Hong ...

... Yesterbat's Business. Alex. Rattray—Sequestration (Kyd). Sequestration awarded. Meeting to elect trustee on curt, at 12 noon, within the British Hotel, Dundee. Mr D. Duncan appointed judicial factor. Laing v. Forrester—Execution of poinding (Thain). Warrant of sale granted. Jane Bell—Poor's Roll application Petitioner found entitled to benefit Poor's Roll. Duff v. Fleming (Thornton and Hendry) ...

... ARRIVALS DUNDEE. Jan. 28—Earl Grey's Dock—Harvest Queen (s), Spence, Sunderland, coals ; May, Ritchie, Newcastle, coals ; Piaddi (s), Simpson. Newcastle, goods ; William, Beattie, Sunderland, coals; Kate, Miltr, Leit'i, ballast; Vesper (s), Mudie, Sunderhnd, coals. Camperdout.i Dock—Hibernia (s), Findlay, London, goods ; Violet, Higgart, underlaud. coals. MARITIME EXTRACTS Midsummer, passed ...

... TUESDAY, JANUARY Mr Forster addressed his constituents at Bradford yesterday evening, bsit disclosed nothing regarding Ministerial intentions. The Red River insurrection by means dead, the latest evidence of its continued existence being the seizure of some 200,0GC';belcneiug the Hudson Bay Company. If, towever as is reported, the Sioux Indians are about to treat them to the tomahawk and ...

... Yesterday s Business. Alex. Rattray's sequestration (Kyd). Trustee's election declared and confirmed. Commissioner's election declared, and Saturday, s;h February next, at 11 a.m., fixed for bankrupt's examination. J. M. Archer's sequestration (Duncan, jnn ). Saturday, sth February next, 10 a.m., fixed for bankrupt's examination. Ogilvie v. Reid (Gibson and ,Currie). Productions for respondent ...

... Friday. ,J The market has now assumed rather a quieter tope, but there is still a steady trade doing Yarns and Cloth, although the animation less than it was a week ago. Flax. Tow, and Codilla on the spot all continue dull, with sales difficult to effect unless holders meet purchasers to small extent in price, and as they are not pressing their stocks on the market, there very little doing. ...