... 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 ...

... GLASGOW UNITED TRADES’ COUNCIL. The vsual weekly meeting of this Council was beid last night in M‘Pherson & Stewurt’s (late Trougste--Mr Oamp- bell tn the chair. A letter was read from Mr the of the United Shipping Trades’ Council of Liverpool, in which it was atrike in po fewer than bod men now oa arcs He bad asked by the Council view to seaports with « Mr Kennedy & visit be bad to the amd ...

... TIPPING INTELLIG RRIVE AT GLASGOW. Nola, 499, Macintyre, from Singapore—general SAILED FROM GLASGOW. Hartfield, 814, Ferguson, for Mauritius—general Devonia (s), 2771, Ovenstone, for New York— Cyclone (s), 616, Murray, for ARRIVED AT THE TAIL OF THE BANK. Georgian, 288, King, from te Greenock— SAILED FROM TAIL OF THE BANK. PSS lok ete cargo. LAMLASH. — Feb. pM oi es fom ach Pay tr Pato, Zoe, ...

... 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 BANKRUPTCY COURT— Y. (Before Sheriff Murray.) ADJOUBNED EXAMINATION OF WM, LIVINGSTONE, Wm. Livingstone, Wishaw, m, took plac There were present— Mr N. Spens, U.A., trustee, and Mr Arthur Forbes, writer, law- agent in The bankrupt that he had corrected his state of affairs. He formerly included pfoperty in Caledonia Wishaw, as an asset ia his estate a reversion of £575. He also sum of ...

... Rev, , William Wood, Mr J. weed Stirling, Archd. ans, and Andrew Stevenson, Water Provisional Order,—The Home Secre has i the Sheriff to institute a public inquiry in Bon Thad the Logan a water su Bothwell. sheriff Birnie has fixed Mon pe — Afunicipal Meetings. — The y aiternoon. thly meeting ef the Harbour ‘T absence of Provost Mackechnie from Bailie in the On the recommendation jen of the ...

... KILMARNOCK, out ip the warehouse of Messrs J Dickson & “The fire was dis- covered by Mr Dickson resides in the the fire soon arrived with the hose. ‘The however, before much damage had done. The loss is the hose, covered) by ...

... of at Irvine Harbour, and ved @ severe wound on the forehead. He seml was of the rails in a His wound was dressed by Dr Wi and he was afterwards removed to Kil- at @ Farin-House.—On Saturday afternoon fire broke out at the farm-steading of High Linn, situated from alry, and Mr Robert Kerr; but fortunately was not was available, and the in ' ote boiler-house, ed, | Mr Kerr ia fully insured. ...

... DEAN OF At this Court yesterday Sir Jas. Sub- Dean of Guild, predding—the Tele erect certain buildings on the east side of Onbie The Lord vements , a8 trustees under the Glasgow 1866, to erect two tenements of s houses in Street. Donald M* joiner, 158 to erect a at the corner of Douglas Street and Bothwell form a continuatjon of , to lay out and to erect certain buildings in Eicho cab ...

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... = — i Se a RIOTS LIVERPOOL ARY CALLED ay te we sain ton ir | men were the Wares ‘were still at work. men and drove them rite the tows of wast ab They soe a cease work mf thee cond nat of uselyes in ells acted as a warn- to the Bristol the themselves iz. Most he ed the steamer, the .re- of the they gave vent to thar fotag on the ip »te find the men cid Eulanene, where the men to but Re on had ...

... lc ter CO “ Statements have been published with respect to the Peace, telegraphs 9 Leeds corre- spondent, which we are able to assert on the most euthority are entirely ground- lees, It is stated that he has admitted to his family that be shot Mr Dyson, that he struggled with him, and whilst they were on the together he shot him through the head. The tives mor Shot ny Sit night the offi- ...