... VESSELS CLEARED—SEPTEMBER 21 Baltimore Chasseur Nor, 450 steel rails, Naylor & Co Caea, Catherine, B 200 coal, Livingston, Richards & Co Combur, Accorto Aus, 453 coal, Livingston Richards ? vMalTbA ert' ^ao0?1' 1B^e93'TShaddick & Co Lisbon, lhalasa, D, 360 coal, Page, Larsen, & Co Alexandria, British Standard, B, 521 coal Powell's. & C. Nantes, Scholastique, 215 coal, M. Jones St. Nazaire, ...

... GREAT FIiE IN GLASGOW-DAMAGES 920,000. THFE biscnit manufactory of Messrs. M. & A. Clark, Elliott Street, Glasgow. was almost totally de- stroyed by fire on Friday morning. Thie building is four storys in height, ba a frontage to Elliott Street of between SO and 100 feet, and it extends backwards for fully 150 feet. On the North side of the front building is a small dwelling-house con- taining ...

... THEATRE ROlYAL Cf 0VEIT4AI3DEN. , nsEVusnronat. 7,'DBIL AD BIOU. ?? tce oardi atAwBiwgbdnh, Hlen arYy, end Amieulnclaxr MensTs. J,R Howes;Q,'WL dhtandt LioneI Drpoh N2dllpscLuvlgpe, ?? ?? 0 ; Tl~I R;YAL .Qy Du~gI7) -L N j Sole Lessee MT-nd r, F. B. 0hatterton. Tmss EvfifnNo ac 7, PHOBS FILX.-At 1.45, LADY 01 THE LAKE. Misf Marla TonesMift uatbleen IriM Russell, and Mr Aynsley Cohoe ;,Messrs. ...

... DEPARTUR'IE OF.PRINOE ARTHUR. Ris Royal Highness Prinec Aithur loft the hospitable portals of 3arbivood House on Saturday morning shortly nlter midnight. H&e wasnotexjpected ?? Station until close upon 12.40 n.m.; but for soam reason which we are unablo to explain His Royal Hi4hnesa reached the titation at 18 minutes past twelve. It was a lovely moonlight might, and the drive from Harowood ...

... LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND THE STAGE. The concluding parts of Middlemarch, by George Eliot, will be issued monthly instead of every two months; thus Book 6, The Widow and the Wife, will be published on October 1; Book 7, The Two Tempta- tions, on November 1; and Book 8 (the last), Sunset and Sunrise, on December 2. The Poet Laureate's new volume is to be published by Messrs. Strahan and Co. ...

... COAL AND COLLIERS.-On Friday evening a body of colliers, numbering several hundred, met in the Corpera- tion Field to listen to an address by Mr. Halliday, of Manchester. The speaker took his stand on the platform of Mr. Hords Theatre, and spoke to the crowd for about an hour. In his speech he referred te the benefits of the colliers union, illustrating the principle by the success of the ...

... I I The New York Times gives the following ac-* count, furnished by a passenger who wia on board the Metio, with two lade six and eight years old:- I ran to) the children, woke them up, tied securely a life-preserver around both of them, taking one myself, and went with the children aft. They were as gentle as lambs, and s eemed aware that something dreadful was about to happen, and obeyed ...

... THE SUPPRESSION OF THE REPUBLICAN BANQUET. The Times remarks that the French Democrats will no doubt hold themselves greatly aggrieved by the suppression of the banquet in corn- memoration of the anniversary of the French Republic; but it is hard to see bow they would have gained in credit or France in security and hopefulness by the public assertion of a parallel which does not exist. France ...

... ,MARRLAGE OF Trh EAT'LOF, P% JIERSEY AND I TLiE i1! OS MARGARETk It. LEICH. I BRIDAL PRESENTS. Ix Saturday's N5zew3-Letter we ouiblishcd an actount of this marriage, which took place in London cin Thursday. The bridal presents were very nume- rous, and included some highly-prized gifts from L the Duchess of Norfolk, consisting of a tea and coffee service of the choicest Dresden China ; a P ...

... CARDIFF BOARD OF GUARDIANS. Tue weekly meeting of the Board was held on Satur- day, when there were preseut Messrs. W. Alexander (w'bo presided) and J. Prirle (vice-chairmen), W. Vachell, T. Williams, Eli Evans, R. Cory, J. Evans, T. V. Yorath, C. French, P. Bird, the BeY. C. Lewis, &c The report of the master of the workhouse showed that there had been 25 admissions, no births, 19 dis- ...

... The Suits Times publishes a lciter addressed to the President of the Swiss Confederation, by the American Agent and Counsel at the Court of Arbitration, in^which they say-Before leaving Switzerland, we joyfully seize the occasion afforded to us by the iiose o e labours of the Court of Arbitration to J^e pro- found sentiments of gratitude wh^leh towards you, sir. towards the and towards the ...

... I PROHIBITION OF A BANQUET TO B1. GAMIBETTA. (nv uIAEIF4NE 'IELEOLUr1.) (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORBESrPOWfBT.) CHAMBEIY, SUNDAY. The much-talked of banquet to MI. Gambetta has been forbidden literally at the eleventh hour. Yesterday, when MI. Gainbetta and his friends arrived hero by the morning express, they found men buy placarding the decree of the Prefect of Savoy, announcing that acting under ...