... - Saturday Evening.' Gffiscow CUS~TOMsS IRVRmu-Tne following Il a somparative statement of the Customs revenue at this port for the month of February mi the under- mentionled years:-,. Month ended February 28, 1874, £82,832 10 4 *81873, 79,561 -2 8 ,§ 1872,. 83,786 17 9 1871,.. 81,205 2 1 1870 . 64.544 15 - 2 GREnNOOKs CUSfTOMS RrvEuL-The following is a returni of the Custom revenue ...

... R- A Y X GERMNlY..I con. set (- ROM' s OC0OA81IAL. OOFA ?? -- .Berlin, Mac'eh 7b. ces- The members for Elsasa-Lothringen. an&far as an Can be-jadged 'from the course they. have E ahithertc pursued in the Reichstag, have allowed slf- themselves.to be absolutely taken in tow by the itli Ultrainontane party. Their lkit motion -for the ple removal of the state of siege in these provinces an Was ...

... FoRfxlu IwtkL11VAM se it FRAN'CE., e yaTHE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY. Versailles, March.12, Evening, INdThe debate on the new taxes was resumed to- N ay i the National Assembly. After-a rather warm discussion, the Rouse by 386 votes agaiust 280 adopted M. Pouyer-Quertier's amendment lis cstablishinm the excise system at the sugar refineies ad oU lot of July. 1875-the date when the Convention id of ...

... muA . Pgr-- af -SBsP CRIMNAL OCuRT.-At this Caert ?? owan oa the bench-Thoi, Ida Storrie,- a previously-ccavicted thief, Ben- d a teaced, at a pleading diet, to be imprisoned for gs uine months for having stolen a vest from a and broker's shop in Srnithhills Street, on the 16th. ultimo. Iday THE CON-TAGIOuS DISEASES (WMaL) Aor- .p ofl A meeting of the Local Authority for the county pev.as ...

... THE ?? O~.FR -~ SUPEE- ~ R CONV.:~ jlroN: - The ollow iabeaet2of- the' i Anglolen Suppyesasntiiry Convention, signed in Paris bn 30h . .Jsnuary 4la, hxs Xe&n. fxrwafded by the Boar Lof -Trde s't6 M White, ehairman4 ths Glav -Obamber of'GoItnmerce:-' . - 4 * « ?? the 0 $d article o$,bA-nglqcFoc4 - .CozmmercialTresty:of the 2L3d WilC 87X3 a 7upp 'p aentary convention was' eoncludedu o' t ?? ...

... TlE A.SIHANSTE WAR. CAPTUrIE OF COOMASSIE. THE K!NG A PRISONER. Downing Street, 5th March, 1874. er The Earl of Carnarvon presents his compli- ments to the Editor of the Glasgow Beraki, and encloees an extract from a private letter, received d to-day at the Colonial Office, from Mr Golds- as worthy, second in command under Captain r Glover, dated E. M.S. Victor Emmanuel, Cape Coast, February ...

... OUR LON-DN CORRESPONDENCE. Sunday Evening. rf amendmlen5ts uplon the Licensing Act about be roposed by tbe new Government will be ?? tow;ards the qunestion of police controL Priileged houses w-ill be abolished, and a sa Jriij ?? for closing will be adopted. aa lripskinl at the bar after closing will not be ei 10 et. Ihe Excise officers will supervise and 1 a] 0it . the quality of the liquor ...

... TEE BENGAL FAMINE, We have received for publication the foilwtng t31egram from the Viceroy- Calcutta, dated Marcb 14, 1874. -OQcial reports iron Durbungah received, dated Marmh 7, state that many ef the lowest caste are suffering from ;ctual Famine. Three deaths from starvation had Dcrurred, two being cbildren In arms and one a man oi sixty. Local arrangemerts for supply and dietri',ution of ...

... M-R EARKER ON THU~E. EXTPE,777 U 1 ~ TER SUFFRAGF4 jN An address expressive of regret at the recent Parliamentary eleetio, n p~lt swas recently: forwarded to Mr C. S, Per. latenmember, by 333nonelectorsof ef arka The- address stated further that ad the % I been' in the ?? those itill 3 t I throughout the county, the result of 1 would have been different. 3r Pankor ct r received in Coupar ...

... - . . As I Tigr NAVY.-CaPtain C. L WaddioVe', of E.M.S. Black Uince, has been ?? the Asia, vice Lord Gilford, appoited a Commissioner of the Admiralty. SCHOoLS. THz BIBLE AND CATrCHISM IN BOAD -Lat night, a public meeting of the inabitats in favour of the Bible and Shorter tecld i n the being taught in Board Schools d theI hair; Town HaEl. Provost Neill occupied be~hawre i and around hi on. ...

... TllE ASAINIAN1 lE W1.taz Tl T,`:AT-Y OF' EC A apienueat tothe Lourdon (3';efte. Issued last everlni:, col:taina despatches froca Sir G. Wolseley, 9- which the followiag. are the. s.ain poortions;-. 10 TIE CsECHEn:ARY OF XVAl , Camp Foomana.ah February. L3, 1S74. Yeeterdas Capt. Sartorius, 5tbhBeagalC-Avalryi arrived in my camp with an escort of t'ienty mne. He hadleft Captain Glover at ...

... GENERAL COUNCIL OF PROCrEAiT I .I . IN SCuTLANDj, -Ts I TheI Law Agents Act of last neseion hs- brought to an end the statutory powver eofI General Council, as at the Ist February las local Faculties of Procurators, whose chiof e -bearers contstituted the General Council, re~c to provide for the voluntary continuance ' evd representative council until the etablIsme: j some other representation ...