... ISvBUBBAX-N,- SZcB, a I ?? 'i ?? A d !.s . I - .It I~ o -- - PARTICKc. i i Tw~o meei,¢ ,of x of Police of the Burgh of Partiek was held.last night '1 a -,Provot Huniter inuthe chair. , MO'!lNIC1PIet~~sO BILL. - j i :The Ct~EaK rea'd the'm~luts'f tj arllamenti Bills Committee', df dite23d'sJan., fiomrtwhloh it appeared tthat ithere wsslaid lbefoje that meeting severa lettera, -iicluding one ...

... I A GLASGOW MERCHANT SEEKING TO I ~ I ?? -- ECOVER £7000._ ' At the Manchester County Court, on Saturday, an issue was tried to determine whether Mr James Leckie Ewing, commission agent, of George Street, Manchester, was indebted to Mr W. W. Reid, shipper and merchant, Glasgow, to the extent of £7000. Mr John Leigh appeared for Mr Roid, and Mr Jordan, barrister, for Mr John Orr Ewing, of ...

... ( I 'F Friday Evening. ANLLnAN advices report the suspension of the t htock firm of Messrs' Hedden,-Wincliester ?? I ,New York, Jupge; Barrett had i3sued a formal . I .decre dissolvsng'the Maxket.Fire Ieusunce Com- V pany, and directing the Wisidirg up of its affairs. F The -receiver of the Ocenn Bank states, that the e asset show en excess of nearly $600,00b over the 9liabilities. XIt was ...

... :i QRIBSJASTICAL. - GLASGOW ESTABLISHED PRESBYTERY. PThe oidinary monthly meeting of the Established Pesbytery of Glasgow was held: ?? mbernauld, moderator. , , The Presbytery agreed to meet on the 22d inst., aeciallyf~or the purpose of considering the Scotch .ducatin Bill, and also'on tb'e ane. day.to induct Mr Grant to the pasto IWI.of- St Mary's Church,' .Mr NIvSE reported on bebalf of the ...

... HE NC~~lr-NE LAETINTE LLIGE NB _ R vn IVI~ (BY SPECIAL WIRE * gD PrES AS ,ATIroN TELEGRAI'ES.) oU LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. FOE A3ERICAN CLAI)S-SCOTCH EDJ. CTION BILL-LIVINGSTONE] EXPE. Af oSANITARY LEGISLATION- LOCAL TRIBUNALS FOR PRIVATE LoSTlIE; SPEAKER'S RETIREMENT. Thursday Night. cig in London with regard to the rW feequestion is more uneasy to-day, and in ?? there has been something like a ...

... 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 ...

... TH:E ALAdBAA OLAIMS. OPINI0ONS OF TE1 AVSchuAs Pa (euter'. Telegsn.z-'i Washington, Feb. 9. The Senate discussed to.day a resolution ire- sented by Mr Edmund, aking the President to furnish information respecting the alleged in- tention of Great Britain to revoke the Treaty of Washington.' The debate was of a temperate character, and the resolution went over. A rumour that has been purrent in ...

... . TEST INTELLIGENCE. luliNK-IEV17A IVITIM (B YSPECIAL 1YRE p D X 8g5 ASSOoIA TE0JWGRA PS. I oBT ,jON CORRESPONDENCE. Oy B'AQUESTION -SCOTCH fl * HB LALB> _A FIRlS - CONTAGIOUS tr FOQ° LAq-ACTIVlTY AT WOOLv h, D T IORlCBORNE TRIAL. tl W/0- Wednesday Niight. t c ece to be held out that the Alabama P ?? ?? yet lce got over by a frank with- ?? OD tho part of GenerAl Grant from the fl position into ...

... EXTRACTS FROM Puycv. ANiTo3MY EXTBIORDIXEARY.-MTSErs1,, she was once bled in the sane plaee ns Ila . T 2 borne-in the temporary artery. PRACTICAL.-Hopeful-Wjill breakfast be ready, mamma? Mamma-Yea, my de,: 7i ful--Well, papa, you might say grace jjjL row, to save time. BEYOND SUsPICIoN.-Often as 'W e'cn- of tte City Oratory, we never for a monment 'pro's that this implies any imputation ...

... .IVO O?WgAIPXGil ?? , ?? , ,, ?? 12. Presest: Me (leo. Whittit. liHiicwards: Meeseias.-Stenhbaue, 58O..Stai oberet hDoaris. ?? tewsord: MrThos. Swan. Seertai3 Td Tboaa~iv~ reaurer MrGee. Sted- udUg, gds; M4r Hay. Siilpier: T. Robcertson, -The Fnnual competition for this: Clup atook1 phwz to-day over the* farrnzsof 8outhifield, Craigs, and 'Mlla~dowfield.. On the first; two farms harcs Xere ...

... T1II9 ALABAMA CLAItI8 At a Cabinet ?? Fr1,rua 6 Concl, held to-day, the (~ 6. n- from England concerning the Genev A Penitl Id were discussed, and it is Stated that the Id was unanimously expressed to adherebte te ent er tion assumed by the United Stat es is relative to the Alabama claims. ve5i al (From the Second Edition of the Tin~es) l0, Philadelphia, l ebrualr. In the Senate to day, a ...

... W EDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 14. MrDeniaOfn, the late Speaker of the Hlouse | of Commons, having been raised to the Peer- ag, tooko he oath and htis seat in the House of Lords last night under ' the title of Viscount Ossington. Earl Stanhope's motion is to be met' in the Lords by an amendment from Lord Portman, who gave notice last night that he would move- that this House finds no just cause for ...