... 5 - ?? Evening. '4 AVOSfrom Buenos Ayres report the failure of I Messrs Gonzalez Aspiarixa & Co., a large arnd well- known 1teadero firml. Lialuilit~ies~ about 3J f, million, dollaro. The estate in expected to yield 8 about 40 per cant. COTTON M&&mrx'.-The market has been veryI steady to-day, though quiet. Moderate buss 11855 doing. FIG IRON Mf DHT.-~Tlke -iron Moarkcet hasa been a rather ...

... C Friday flvening. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs White, Sen &Co., carpetmanufacturers, of WatlingStreetLon-' ?? ties of the firm were £66,540, and the ?? 2£55,929; and it was resolved to liquidate the estate by arrangement. A committee of inspection was ap- pointed. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs F. Naggiar & Co., shippers to Egypt, Leamington Place, Brook Street, Manchester, was ...

... * .b. jackal hs arrived at the - h eth Bauk from Plymou~st,,_h. ~ dns F luT BAI(;] FROM3 SEA.0On Wednes. tllhe bnrque Sea Foam, 419 tons, th; ~YOflna, from Liverpool for Buenos Ayrcs 4 : Cos2l5, put back to the Tail of the Bank, XOI'5 PnOSFcUrfoI.-At the justice of ;Oeo Coeurt ?? Miessrs Lathan] ?? d; Erekin, J PF's-David Cook, hotel keeper, Womsas Bay, eatldd guilty to having kept a arinage ...

... Versailles, March 20, Evening. In to-day's sitting of the National Assembly, the subvention of the Grand Opera, the: Theatre Italian, the Lyrique, the Opera Comique, the :g Odeon, and the Theatre Frangais, was debated. 2 'the ?? and the committee proposed that 12 the total amount of subvention for the present 9 year should be- 1,680,000 francs. M. Raudot, as an amendment, proposed the ...

... rAsEY:: l I 2{IkltY.-,-The .treasurer ?? . acknowledges with thanks receipt of. the under- noted church collections, viz. :-Gilmbur Streeb Congregationa1, .£2 8s; New Jerusalem, 12 George Street, ;£2 Os 9d.. Hkialmq a'nkliwledges receipt of £3, per Mr Thos. Small, a4 a donation. from the- Flax- Mill -Workers' Co-operative Society's Store, Johnstone, JUSvICE OF PEACE COURT. -iThia4o]lowing ...

... T -a -A',;4 A4! 4US A-e --- 2- - - I THE spirit of the Amazons is not dead. It is ques-ev( eld tionable if Hercules' wars with these warlike ladies of grC Di! 5e's old were among the most creditable of bib Labours, tol as- and it may be likewise questioned if the Court of the me the Edinburgh University be likely to win many laurels tw sol- from their indirect methods of shutting female enter- ...

... TE D THE ALAIBAMA DIOTIULTY. THEs tase of the United States, to be laid before the tri- By thei bunal of arbitration to be convened at Geneva under the that th inr Treaty of Washington of 8th May, 1871, has been issued, subject mn The United States will attempt to establish 'a, historicel in the 'I re statement of the course pursued by thei British Govern- nees in ment towards the 'United ...

... WEDNESDAY. March S. 1872. -- l THE French Government has got itself into a net- I work of difficulties through M. Lefranc's bill for pro- F secuting the newspapers. But evils do not come f singly, and while the Assembly was grumbling over the bill which it had not mustered courage to oppose. t the Right-and Right Centre shewed signs of a fusion, I and intimated their resolution to tie the ...

... SACRAMErTAL SUNDAY.-Yesterday, the Sac- rament was dispensed in the various churches in town. The weather during the day, though cold, was fine, with the exception of a few showers of hail which fell during the afternoon. SHBxENiNo.,-At the Police Court on Satur- day, before lailie Campbell, a shoemaker, named Joseph Picket, was convicted in absence of she. heening on Sunday, 10th inst., and ...

... ATEST INTE LIJENUE. -v,-xraiAr, WIRE (3y SPECIAL WIRE tlb 060PESSASSOJATIQY TELEYJR.A PBS.) tbh LONDON CORRESPONDENCE ota 1CHBORE GASE-THIE EDUCA. gee x 2O2 ARMIY REORGA~N ISAT ION. t Frdy Mh. P. ho claincant in the Ticiborie case elected PE° b0,e noeuited, the excitement relative to the cos tselfoba9 increased rather than diminished pr, good rudu nay thousands, of persons consider dui jtes ...

... THE IfA6AZINES, the £Cdinfporarr 'Lord kdxoo d itz, vsu1ric ?? Ot The Enlih. - n estion; Alex. Taylor Innes' lon'. .1ea 8ey at Eabu ?? theDC V T. W. Fowle ,, Scicce ?? ; the Rev, 3EL B. d iOD enry Ward Beecher' Henry co The StAte, tbe govorlentst, d cMoralitY ?? the Rev. James, 'Daien cm l J0f flokbam Freae ; and the Rey. J. la iSomial Forces of the H1ourw' There Ce5goseod writing and ...

... LATEST INTELLIK - ?? --(I SPECIAL WIRE 30 1 JVfECIALJ WIRE so AND PRESS ASSOCrATr0 ?? at be OUR LONDON OORRESPONDEXCE e THE QUEENc-Co`RU NICATIOiN la PARIS-FRENCH pREEUGEaS I Id DON-PROPOSED MIIN1STLEROl A11,,, Id Fridyh t, Tn2 Queen left Buckingham idalayce e0sng ly this afternoon. Her Majasty GOCCUped f ior W to carriage, and looked ndone tho ONrse , 0Pa o recent alarmL As the cirumatnce e c ...