... Saturday Evening. A telegram from Singapore states that Mr Wbampoa, whose failure we announced on Wed- nesday, has arranged with his creditors. It is ex- pected this will enable Messrs Harrison, Smith & Co., whose suspension we reported at the same time, to resume payment' The liabilities of the latter firm were said to be about £20,000 in Man- chester, principallysecured.-Manchesterfxniineia. ...

... E&CLESA STC!4 L. lire -- - lag~ 9AssauPsANG. -Ind-ucnim-The 11ev. Thomanss Dr Drsae aeo umnuock, having accepted ai few~ hes~ !weeks ago a-unan imous'call to the pastorate of thea U-T Congregational Church, Cambuslang, was inducted fr to'his new eharge-on. Sabbath last, The Rev. Jas.-I Troupe; M.A. Heilenshiirgh, presided, and preached gi te fbrenoou and eventing. Mr rsbine conducted the le ty ...

... GLASGOW POLICE BOARD, The usual fortnightly meeting of the Police t Board was held yesterday-the Lord Provost pre-t siding. FrIB STEAK ENGINES. The Watching and Lighting minutes bore that the Committee had agreed to recommend that two additional fire steam engines be procured. Mr OSBOxNE moved the adoption of the minutes, and said that the question of two additional fire steam enaines wes not ...

... INSPECTION OP THE D.V.R. BTrTAL10-Io.-The wet L Dumbartonshire Rifle Volunteer Battalion, under pas the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Findlay, was Jah Linspected at Balloch on Saturday last by Colonel and Gordon, C. B., Assistant Adjutant-General fortheand Western District, and in presence of a numerous Mr company of spectators, including Sir James Col- hou .quhoun of Luss, Bart.- and Mr Wn. ...

... late - - IcMNNNL PARISH SCOHSiL,-A meetinj of the heritors of the parish of l-,whinnan was held Irt, NcsterdaY afternoon - 0iunel Campbell of Blythswvood presiding w- for the purpose of TO electing a successor to Mr John tiowie, parochial 'an- schoolmaster. The following-candidates were the on the short leet :-.Mr tlodge, Dankeld; Mr L aBuchanan, Lanark; Mtr NA'hyte, (Govan -bMr DwJohn ...

... 7ersgsiiies, IOly P. Afrter I Tbe reportao a cuuispi £y Ih iL ec. .; parties against the l e. ;lent ,o ti, I. ?? . ..na the allegedl iit-t ntito ,f Al. Tutien s is is i.i_ ;a,'eat a dissaciutiun. of thL d'en! '1 ac e n. ; a. i. . .J. The excite-rreiit in 1alitain%,vtary t r 1- i - ie calmed down, XI. De lien eiat -u o . the Foreign li\Avrstilb, who retcr;s i ?? tion of their res i unable to ...

... tensln.ahwow BO4AT ACCInENT. -On Saturday morning, while I, the river steamer Vale of Clyde was coming Cam do-wn the river on her outward trip to Arran, a ape rowing boatcofltaiflifg two men, failed to get fine cut of the stekaner's course, when the little craft --a was run down, and the occupants were thrown app into the .xiver.' The, two men,' however, were Jule speedily rescued and landed ...

... IT :~ 1 . | - is. ?? Y4P.IPO' said be k-nev the noble ti ?? i JieWO the G very snspiCiOU > turn0 I b ge )5oiO rl g ofnehi3tbilla ang *u t¶2%ea macth inreryva of the p ?e .;pl0? t5t'e made.a vetin i a blarbX bbv I~se Potjer t;> OdtSI~c bouscians. lo t e 9sl lt~s'rs ?? aa Diats Bill V'?115 ib i Fart t, S ?? Wods 1mm Eil ?? theog 1jsoftY ganstb5oyesmn~ -21 ODTCH CuE]DTocATIOmN' BILL. > n f2 ot ...

... MTOBXLOSION D FarND ' .G - ,ODlCE STWiT-X O1EER TEI LIVItS LOST. o0 The:%eneral exciteieent-ooseequieflt upon theU e terrible ?? of Tdesdiy, in the Trideston . a Flour Millchvwas little if at all abated yesterday. r. At early morning ?? on their way to 0 ' factqries and workshops lingered 'as long as possible near the scene'of the fire,. the ever- o e changing groups thus form.dgiving place, ...

... SCCLESUSTICA D. town congregtion takheh int conhet@5d, l Cseua~csc.-A special meee~ t losl. from Oamlpheltoa Ui nited OP oeidft- Dr.Aiknanpreided. Mremall T epo directed, had attendedatee5 of t town cutegrgation, at which ! f Citheas agreed to present a call to the PeWa North Richmond Street Chuorec -ET, colleague and successor to the Wesv. has 4o D.D. The call wa afterwards ?? b mem'bers, and ...

... Saturday Evening. Corroq USAx.-A very steady business doing at the improvement noticed yesterday, CoTTox YAme. -The sudden drop in prices this week, caused by the collapse in the Liverpool cot- ton market, has not yet induced much extra busi- ness here; but the steadier appearance of Liverpool yesterday and to-day will undoubtedly give us a better start next week, WOOLLEN AND ANGOLA YArts. ...

... , N HOUSE OF LORDS-MONDAY, July 15. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. h The Glasgow and Kilnarnock Joint Line and ?? Eailway Bill was read a third time and .JI assed. THE DIRECTOR OF THE BOTANIC GABDENS. Earl DERBY gave notice that on Monday next l- he should call attention to the case of Dr Hooker e ' Kew. LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANIES. s 'I'he Commons' amendments to the Life Assur- arce ...