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... Gtrascow, Tuesday dividends are in Lombard 5 been lent te the called in for this has, however, suffered now ample Zt most that be for surplus or on the balances either in the discount Holders of bills not over is some ready to part with their Leg cee meeting of the and three smonthe remitted bilis has been though very Inland drafts at three cent. respectively, and six months’ bills on Con- ...

... FENTON'’S BANK FAILURE. The Oldham County sitting at of N asking thas be appointed fer the the in- be embarrassed by rival claims of separate and joint creditors. comumittes of out thatthere,was already ...

... STEAMER ED LOSS OF A ALL HANDs. GLASGOW A lifeboat and medicine ging to the steamer Jura (of G: ), were picked up on Mon. day, and landed armouth by a tag. ‘The urs is supposed to have been lost on the Cro--. sand, near Yarmouth, oa the night of the No tidings of crew. ...

... NEW YURK PRICES * Gold closed ax Efie. Ex on Lowest .. 485% 4.85% Union ‘Do. Mag Punaed Lean 1044 Petromeum. iste Do, ¢per Vent. 1.0 ‘ow LI, 1% 18 sone Re. ve. Mar. Yesterday's reouipte or cotton a5 were 19.000 bales: exports to Great and ...

... JHE GAZINES. Nineteenth Century (C. Paul & Co., London),—In a magazine, of any sect. or party, but or the are open to men of all schools, we may have the advantage of both sides of question set before us in able the articies readers of the Nineteesith pens. In a previous number as | oy; : enjoy. next we had a warm defence of the Premier by Tule” at the expense very soon prove a Mr Kebbel, who ...

... GLASGOW INSTITUTE ARCHITECTS. meeting of this institute was held yesterday within the chambers of the secretary—Mr Campbell Douglas, the president, in the chair. Mr John Mercer, architect, Ayr, was electeu a member. The Secretary then read the correspondence which had taken place between the couucil of the institute and the Town Couucil Greenock regarding the terms of the proposed competition ...

... MEETING OF MINERS AT CAMBUSLANG miners of thy was heid is of tuners wages, and visabi. ...

... MAIL AND STEAMSHIP N Sr LW. Feb. troopship y for Ports. mouth, was, signalled oif here at 5 o'clock tus steamer Nova Feb. 18. —The Allan Royal Maii fax, arrived at 3 a.m. to-day. Deal, eb. 18.—The Live steamer Sorrento, from New York, via Southampton, passed through the Downs this magning ex tor Feb. 18.—The Inman Royal Mai steamer City of from New York, and tis American Line United States ...

... E AGAINST 4 SERIO LIFEBOAT CREW. The Board of which has been Queenstown d the last week in- quiring sitting at into mouth of Cork Harbour on o the loss of the rincess al at the ve, came tos on Sa vesse] was a and was with ballast. had a crew of five or six, and all were lost. The as to the inquiry was for saving lite; and the Court in giving judgment held that the loss of to the inefficient of ...

... DE AND WAGES THE STRIKE AT settlement of this strike was not effected on though the question in dispute had been down to @ very peint, beth sides were to give way. were clamvrous @ con’ of the old wages, and io any of « compromise or even of tration, and steamship owners were less their opposition to arbitration ; but om Saturday friendly negotiations had advanced so far that masters and mep ...

... CHARGE OF CULPABLE HOMICIDE Dr Moore, one of the medico-legal examiners tor thé city, made a nation ou the M‘ a child four months old, who was feuud in bed in a Sawmiiitield Street, on the morning of Sunday last. ‘he child, it is said, was heaithy, and we jocation was the cause of death. Susan Clark or M‘Alian, the mother of child, was brought before Sneriff Uanpion in the afternoon, exawiued ...