... Mabyhill—ntßaadJfuiiunct.—At the Maryhill folios Court yesterday—before Bailie I>iek— John Burn, a potter, residing in Road : Michael Gillespie, a labourer, Garngad Road, and m. Brown, resiuingin Havaanah Street, who were apprehended at the time the band dtttnrbance which t place in Wyndford Street, New-Year s Dsr; and Patrick Bailie, ang in Uarngad Road; O'Brien, labourer. Gamgad Road ; ...

... Osborne, January 21. The Queen and Princess Beatrice drove out yesterday afternoon attended I.«dy Waterpark ; and Her Majesty walked out this morning with the Princess. ...

... \ mi, Jasac* St tews Nooeu Ui* (acW-sarwsand Box. At afl Stauooan. '• Jiaeaivec Cameroo's Pan* ar* U* at.—P*M ...

... WRECKS THE WEXFORD COAST. Intelligence Lu reached 'Wexford that the Debonair, Greenock, baa pone aahof* off daring a great storm. She waa bound from Bilbao to with a cargo of sardine* and iroa ...

... The half-yearly meeting of the Union Bank London was held yesterday —Mr R. C. the governor, the chair. The Chairman, in moving the adoption of the report (which recommauded a dividend at the rate per cent, per annum), aaid the bank had no large lock-up of money either new or old, nor was it supporting any customer whose responsibility and standing it had any reason to consider doubtful. ...

... Cape Town, December (br telegraph from Madeira). Cetywiy ha* sect messages to Sir expressing hia willingness to give up soma lha peraoaa whose surrander was demanded the High Commissioner and pay the fine imposed upon him. Dm Zola King baa alio, promised take into consideration the other demands contained the ultimatum, provided that sufficient time is allowed him. Sir Bartle Frere, In his ...

... Clerk Register will woo appointed. Me mention ha* y*t beta mads of Si* William Cnug's probable Mtssima, hat th* a*W appointn*ct wift, bo b* mad* tops after Parliament me*ts. I forth*r understand that —a* praasi, all mmiM Him* i* of any Chang* being adopted with respeet ** tbe lm4 Advocate. A* f«* th* Maaat jaigesMf, *pe*ulafien ia ailaat; and a* the aaid te be H*an«aUal mood, w* Mad Mt that ...

... AA important order received at Liverpool yesterday from the Privy Council by which all cattla landed from the Uuitod Statee will hare siangutere l en landing tbat port. On Sunday tbe steamer Ontario, from Portland, arrived at Liverpool with cargo of American cattle, and two them infected with pleuro-pneonjonia. They were at one* slaughtered and the viscera forwarded to Loudon for examination. ...

... employment, were, tlx Society for the Prevention Cruelty Amm.l. charged with working old worn-out horse iinnieston Street, 21st mat., *nn« sudenng from and isinennes in one lti feet. JUelendera giuity te the charge, and produced a certificate that the animal had since been destroyed. A tine lift imposed Collins, and lis on the carter. - j the same Court, William Doulin, contrscwr, North ...

... Lord Cranbrook had audience with Her Majesty yesterday at Osborne. His Lordship will preside at meeting the Council to-day at the India Office. Lord Salisbury returns London from Hatneld to-morrow to have an interview with Count Schouvaloffi ...

... FRIDAY MORNING. 17. Our special correspondent with General Stewart's column telegraphs iatereetmf description the entry the British troops iato Caudahar, and the condition of thM city. natives sMwa the most friendly diapoaition towards tM soldiers, affairs are settling tM. moat satisfactory manner. tM trading classes gratification to expressed M release front tM despotism of tho ; all shop* ...

... The ow Hill and others *. the Metropolitan Aivlum Board cauie for judgment the Court Exchequer, London, yu> day. At the trial, which wee action for dauiagaa to the plaiutiffi property by the the Small-pox Hoepital Hampetead Heath, a verdict waa given (or the plaintiffs the jury, bat execution vaa staved, pending the j udgmen t toe learned upon certain legal points raised. Baron Pollock ...