... I C UA itTHE CiNTAGIOUS DISHASE'S ACTS. Yesterday afternoon Mr Grahamn and Mr Andesson, two of the members for the city, met a ?? deputation of gentlemen opposed to the Contagious t . Diseases Acts in the - Religious Institution Rdouas. t t Among those present were Rev.' Principal Pabir- 5 Lbairu; Rev. Drs. Henderson, KereL T. Jeffrey, I and Black; Rev. Messrs Johnston, bonulaw, Rid- a dell, ...

... !isca ?? terlr ?t 3herife Cowan, Neil M'Lennan, eengine ftter, haet was covicted of assaulting his wife, soA, and 'ise daughter-the -wife very serionsly-anl 'vas -ion sent-sine months to prison, with hard labour. il a DEAD Bony FoUND, -On Thursday forenoon, No. two labourers observed the body of a nuan in the the River Cart, near Inchinnan Bridge. Robert Laird, boilermaker, identified the body ...

... a4{ OLD GAELIQ CRWRTEN. - -. (FRaM'-A 0Uc3RsPGND~lNT.; \ GABLIG literature has for some yoar3 back beep1 *attracting-considerable attention in Scotland. In 18i0 appoeredl twe volumes of the Popular Tales of~ the West Highlands, collected aid translated. by Mir .- F. Campbell In 1802 appeared two other volumaes of the tales by the same collector, and in the same year was also published The ...

... #NTE2~L. LLIGENCE . : i r .. ~ .PA r, WYIRE I tBY SPECjAL WIIRE t s LOsWz f,~ORRESPONDENpE. I Ou~~qFEcH?- AtTTITUDE OF TDg QUSEha SC6I'CI EDUCA- ° Tl0- oP&YRIGIIT-DTLICE DEMON- TlONL; _T RE THLANGSGIVING IN n STRATIO ST PAUL'S onday. s S eech was this afternoon sub- h .l.er. 2d1j esty at Windsoranditsterms I jsited rio i to orlinary precedent, approved t frare, C In the eveniug, at a dinner ...

... ECC1LSSIASTICAL. ; rs ?? CIrMA.-Tfst evening, A publi t ?? with China 'Aissosa ')Stw ,d 1'irruniswa, L held in Free A6 A~¶e Chrcvnh. Mrbl'trl Patrick Pivfair pre- SIMttbThe eeting Was addressed by the l-ev. - liedt peuglDS, Of the AmOY M~isstion; the 11ev,{ C'43' e ofie f the Swvatow Mission: and Mr k M.D., of Formosa Mi-in, all 1f3 IJ f ean accountof the missionis with wvhich A ,jwhof 65 ...

... GLASGOW, . , Tuesday Evening, I n, AIlMRICAN advic report the suspension of Messrs iafourcade, Irwin & Co.,imlporters of fine woollens, es Philadelphia, with liabilities put down at $260,0CZP. A settlement had been effected of 7V5o. on the dollar, ts payable in three, six, and nine months. -The Ha- ill bilities of the New York Market Street Savinga a- Bank are supposed to be about $800,000, ...

... * ' E EN. . fl|flJflfl:I VAt !. ' I BUCHANAN ITIGHT AsYLUM. -The number ad- ;nitted for the week ,ending 4th February was- 21 males, 4 females, 'total, 25.1 COAL AD IRON.-Last week 553 tons of coal were shipped from Greenock for foreign ports, and. 143 tons taken coastwise ; total, WI6G tons. l No-pig iron was shipped. SHECRIF CRIMINAL COURT.-At, this Court yesterday, before Sheriff Tennent ...

... an Tim MroMcri's HSrnsr¢io.-During the month Aie of January 101 vessels arrived at Greenock, as 'be against 122 in December and 110 in November. AtOf this month's cargoes 46 were sugar,'and no i re, less than 29 of them were of bectroot from the e Continent, 1 GREENOCIK BANKRUPTCY COURT. . YESTERDAY. c (Before Mr Sheriff TmsxANsn) St EXAMINATION or JAMES ROBERT GRANT. li Bankrupt was a boot ...

... . Versailles, January 30, 9.40 Pit . i It is runmored that Mr. Picard intends sh;ortly t to bring forward a motion in the National Assembly E for the consolidation of the Republic. The Orlean- I ists will introduce a countor-motion, proposing the Duo ?? ias Lient.-General of France. I Versailles, January 31.l A circular of the Minister of the Interior to the Prefects relative to the ...

... I FANC _ Tie following is the te a %h6 t isVra61 tintlm despato of Lord Lyons to M. do Rtemusat. which was read in the Assembly yesterday -. The English Government makes no complaint respect- oing the measures of the French Government in a fiscalsense, and will endeavour to preventawealken. ing of the cordial feeling at present existing-between lthe two countrios. In. the event of the French ...

... G;l fIAwGOWA. . 1, .. _ an 1'Vriday Evening, t d understand that Messrs Ebenezer Henry & t B Sons, manufactu-ers, 1f6 St Vincent Place, have ;~ called ameeting of their creditors; their liabilitie's s are said to be £4000, with assets about £8000. B CorTToN Al'aerT.-The market has not been quite X so strong tb ady, but prices are without change. i Ps i PION MSitT.-The warrant marketsopen c 3r ...

... 1 -~ ?? - -- ?? - ?? I K CO~ls-x . ~ Si'r. ITHSllAUs ¢P t.tn-o MfELTING.j Tnusota- Feb ruary_ I PillYMI: The Dilke of BUCCe,,eleb p-. =S 1>lr, 1Sinewsr D2lolel, R-.% nlcrarrY j I, l5t~j oald NV. Sluith. F]Ilg -StIr'I oar-I \Tcjj SecretrY: Air I'itr. henecuur lI Slipper: ..Mr Gavin Lfindsey, jill, -. Lrr It is rarely ire see so 1111ct lo, 'o r1 1t C-1aySing mleetilwg O1 S is fllaift 'te r of ...