... ' ButyoAxsiomI uA .-Thenuifiber ad. nitted for¢,e3 ending 3d Novemberyaa-12 ,snales. Fe fpeala-tota1, 17. Qo.&z.o riX IoN SEIPUANTS:. -Last w.eett 4649 ltons of coalanu 300 tons of.pig iron were shipped from Greenock for foreign ports, and 96G5 tons of eoal were'tak-n coastiwise,' Toot l,5914 tons. . Tn3AsE~Rr CouRT.-Yerterday, before Bailies Birkmyre and Campbell, John Iewar, engineer, 26 ...

... -hirLty idC.URATORS. Ahi adjourned general meeting of the Faculty of Procurators was held in the Library yesterday ?? Adam Paterson, the* Dean of th6 Faculty, in the chair. .EPOBT OF COMMITTEE ON BlILS. Tho Dean and Council and the Committee on Bills submitted a report to the meeting, bearing on matters to which they considered the attention of the'members of the Faculty ought- to be specially ...

... THE MI;jSTERItAL CRISIS. Versailles, November 25, Evoning. a A The report of M. Batbie, reporter of M. De o ;o Kerdrel's Coommittee on the proposal to reply by b ty an address to the Presideltial Message, puts for- a .d ward as the conclusion of the Committee's declara- a- tion that it is desirable that the ?? should t uorinsate as a mattes of rrgency a committee of s ih fifteen members, ...

... a sTHE AVASRINGTON TREATY. a1 0 Washington, November 19. i h The Joint British ?? Commission has r disallowed the claim of Mr O'Brien for $300,000, v Y on account of tobacco destroyed at Richmond. nI - e THE lO3TON FIRE. P1 ;a ?? S American advices estimate the amount to be paid tl - by the various insurance ?? and tI a American-in connection with the late fire at Boston m Le at 60 per cent. ...

... G REAT 'STORM. a I - .. , T3 e gales of GLASGlOW. ia 'The gala of winter have come upon us with 'f startling suddenness, Last week deluging rains 6 prevailed almost every day, followed on Sunday by a sunny sky, which seemed to give promise t of pleasant weather. On Monday, however, drenching showers again fell; and although on a the following day the rain kept off pretty well, our, hopes ,of ...

... heeo ?? ho~6wb Iyhv.%.of, Almost E ~ every fortune 'vith the-6ibeptoicin it mentions, .of the ate Mlr Brasseo iezeeing. a quarter of a hemillion 'iersonsalty, wldhich.l been transferred by id death within the Iat ten vars :-Jiu 17, 1863, C Of Mr John- Cattley, Shbe ek hptad, Baltic i Me;, £250,000; e. l.16;.eN T Ho, 311 W., eepdlene, Surry 30,0;Mrh14 188 ?? Greensionr lceal 3000;' id April 4, ...

... el? - - ?? olzrlpl OCK. ,rt,. ?? 0lIE~NU'b'e islg i8 the pro' (OFiL TA( ' rtebe ayed ero the Town 1l C 01aie f ?? viz pr ~sol a ftltll5r .1e O t t . tel. I ef5 01,a3'Ofise. 5t11~ Mt r.. *,T At a --3etillg of tho Greenocrc el held yesto ?? t Neill J. 0itisi woere rel; ?? iotd oi ?? *iiir _tl C. ttii the yvcrc arrar The T ,tred t lleport whether III tIJ5OO 41U t wa isti ocessitY for intelrfC ...

... Tho'Wivi of the late Right lHon. Sir James Shasw Wiles, .Knight, one of her Majesty's PrivyCou(ncil .ud one of the Judges of the Court of Comlmon Pleas, was provd4, on the 6th instant, by Damne Helen Willes, vwdow, the relict, the sole executrix, .tnder £14 000. With the exception of his g.Ald iwatch, which he has lvft to Mr George Pellock, one of the Masters of the Court of Exchequer, the ...

... e Amongst the personal legacies left bythe late Sir David.Baxter there are the following ?? MT Geo. a Armitstead, M.P., £20,000, besideb £20,000 to Mrs ie Armitatedd; Ur James Bmsmany, jun., merchant, Dundee. Mrs Rala say, and their children, £30,000B; 2-Mr Thomas Bett, merchant London, Mrs Biett, . and their children, £15 000; 5 Mr Alex. Robertson, a SbSriff-Substitatee of 1oorra, Mrs R ...

... IRELA ND. REV. FATHER O'KRXlFE'SCASu. -On Saturday, r in the Court of Queen's Beneb, Dublin, in r the case of the Rev. Robert O'Keefe versus 1 Cardinal Cullen, counsel for the defender moved 3 that the trial be postponed until next after sit- e tings on the ground of illness of a material and % necessary witness for the diefeuce. Mr Butt, e M. P., for the plaintiff, resisted; but the post- e ...

... he Berlin, November 22, Evening. ir- H.R.H. the Duke of Edinburgh arrived here at a quarter-past five this evening, and was received at the railway station by Prince Adalbert, in the ng name of the Efmperor William. A family dinner is given this evening at the Imperial Palace, in honour of the Royal guest. THE rECENT INUNDATIONS. nsa Berlin, November 22. al In reply to a question put in the ...

... -_ ,.froM ?? CON- oU l M AIL CON- FridaY Evening wI n n fL osdon; aht thveiof eo fi llcdlet that Ithiorat ,01 fo lge JIcdiiCel'Y lat,1 or ot. e C1II In ,e tile , ?? rsltho (~b~aere ?? asl toc renewd Eo e i es c the ciD1t. ed aI d v very urtailed the ~1j11,1 eel,9li~tdfrinraigth or subject btet n SWc 3NrXle t~ln the proeoded. Astoisr- *0 tle oanohop o Mr Lowe being titc' , littl has is deI ...