... 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 ...

... Glasgow, 18th February, 1872. 6v Sca,-I have been partly amused, partly ear- In Oirised, at the 'terms of a criticism recently circu- a-lated bF r Dr Fergus, with the author's oompli- el u-monts,' in the-preface to a pamrphlet on the Sewvage a question; this preface being largely devoted to a aI '11V sharp censure on the Medical Oflicer of Glasgow, a and his supposed ignorance of the effects ...

... ?? , , , ,, , IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS AND .-I ~, . SEAMEN. E 3| ?? - FOTABA V. HENDEBSON. ?? the LORD CHBIP BAsoN and Barons CHAN- -NELL and CunAsBY and Justices WILLIS, BYLES, and rEATING, in the Court of Exchequer, West- m.finster,) This was an action bythe plaintiff, a merchant in Glasgow, and who was the owner of a quantity' e of beans which had bebn shipped on board the D defendant's ...

... THE GREAT FAILURE AT ?? HOUSE, LIVERPOOL. Yesterday was appointed for the first p examination of the bankrupts in the tUoanp, House estate, before Mr Registrar Blroeu,,b sitting as Chief Judge, at the Baukrnptcy 'ourt' London. Mr Phelps appeared for the trustees Mr Barber for Mr W. S. Jeffery aud A1r v' Jeffery and Mr Poole (of the firm of Poole & Hughes) for Mr Watts. Air Heard ?? d is ...

... TE -R T BIO TATBBSh' To TB f B DDITOR., ?? Ldle}et the ditor cannot be inaeted except ?? ilev are authenticxted by the name and address of the witer-not neesarily for pub- h aiion but ad 4oguarantee of oood faitni. Ca.reipondenta aore s;euie-sted to write only On ont .ide of the paper IYe mannot undertaIeC to retusn rejectfd Coin- THF- POLICE ASSESSMENTS. Glasgow, 22d February, 1872. rome few ...

... .Friday Evening. COTTON MAmmT.-Thbe market has been very dull to-day, and prices in some cases were in favour of buyers. PIG IRON MA1M1XT.-The wastrant market opened firm this morning at 76s eash, and advanced to 76s 6d cash and 77s one month, but subsequently got flatter, and closed sellers 76s cash and 76s d one month, No. I ?? 77s; No. 3, 7ls 6d. CLYDE CittsuD SuGAR PMAaRE.-The market ...

... :. ?? WASHINGTON. The London correspondent of the New York l rorld yesterday. received from -Mr Gladstone the following letter, in reply to one -which he addressed to the Prime Minister, in regard to what have been considered in America the offensive portions of the speech, made by Mr Gladstone in the House of Commbnbrs on the 6tis inst. upon the Treaty of Wasbington:- 10 Downing Street ...

... of 5r4C5IAL Ml tiN(:. r, A special meeting of the proprietors of the Cale- he denian - Railway Company was. held yesterday rd afternoon in the City Hall, for tile purpose of he considering the following bills, proposed to be in- *e- troduced into Parliament in the present session:- ils L. A bill for enabling the Caledonian REailwsay ns 'Company to improve certain of their existing it- lines ...