... UGANDA FROM A C@MMEBRI&L [ POINT OF VIEW. ADDRESS BY CAPTAIN LUGARD. Captain Lugard delivered an address to lo members of the London Chamber of Commer,. in the Cannon Street Hotel on Saturday ca Uganda: Its Abandonment or Retention con. sidered from a Commercial Point of View.. There was a large attendance, the Pillar Ril being crowded. Sir A. RoLLrr, MP., presided, and in intro. ducing ...

... I TME SALE OF TJ\D p'MSIZED FlSfI A deputation, cousi!-nirng of reorcsentatir- 6 the National Se-a Fisherideemn Prcu etiion A -Gc : and representatives fron Hill!. Laucjrirre, Southampton, Lowestoft, Plymouth, Ranrst. and Grimr yv, wrdted yestsrd hy uapon Mr _Mm Idella , ?? of the Board of Trade, for r'i purpose of urging Her Majesty*s Govenument I facilitate the aopointnlelt of a Select ...

... I MAIL AN , STEAMSHRP NEWS. (Lloyd's Toe ezramqv I AnEE% (by telegraph)-C lan Cameron, Calcutta fr London, and Sy,.dney, Yokohama for MAarseilles, left. A DEN, Nov. 7. -Peninsular, Lond on for Bombay, arrivedi to-day. AuCKLAND, Nov. 4.-Monowai lleft with home- wasd mails vfia San Pvrac sisco. Bta~vnlopra (1by eabi4;)-Stuttgnrt, for Brem-en, ABsmADozs, Nov. 7.-Atrato, from Smith- a toarrived. ...

... TRADE AND IFAGES. THE DISPUTE IN THE COTTON TRAML The principal e-;ent on Saturdoe in rent-. With the disnure in the South Ea-r La ?? cotton trade wcas the quarterlv rieesie: . ehester Of the Operative Sninenrs Acnalmir.a' If the operatives had beerlo kO: cv *:hoiil weakness it would have iren manL.in-t: Iii;Cr. .? all the districts engaged in the ?? t raIn-'t, northern countirs were repre-eit ...

... SHIIPPING LEGILATION. I Tke followies, letter from Mr Thonas Scruttua appears in the Tive of Yeterday:- Sir,-A bill is tow bsfore tht Houge Of Commaon, waiting a second readjia, entitled, A Bill te anend tho Merchant Shipping Acts, 6eeking to exact - (a) 'hat is regard to every vessel clearing fromi ports in the United Kingaom tae Onastom clear- a1co papers shall be withhold until thbe ...

... TE3 BARING LIQUIDATION. ITATEMENT BY GOVErtNOB. OF THE lANK OF ENGLAND. A general court of directors and company of the Bank of England was held yesterday in the Bank parlour (for tho purpose of declaring a dividend), under the presidency of the Right Hen.W. Lidder- dals. The Governor, after alluding to the ordinary features in the report, said-I will ?? refer to' theprograes made with the ...

... CHIMEROIAL NEWS. 13A-S; R.ALTE-- ?? ?? 32 SAsir Tssi!L AST Y ?? 3. GLASrOW, Friday Evening. MONEY has been in strong demand in Leinbard Street, and brekers were again obiigted to have r.ceurse ts the Bank of England for assistance. rfe arnount SO takcn was, however, very ,Toderate, and was borreweid for 10 days at bj per cert. The ontside rate was cossequently very arm, and borrowers paid 22 ...

... c. oi13 E BR C IA L NR WS. GuAsGOW, Saturday Eveniing. Tiesasof M.\osNiv in Lombard Street was agi that of ease. Bankers had some little infcut utilsig their surplus balances, andI atthe close of business were offering money on lean without success. Day-to-day loans ranged frees 148to lx per cent., and. fixtures from 14 to i~fr aweek, and L& to 2 per cent. ove h next Stock Exchange settlement. ...

... GENERAL AND COMMERCIA ' (TELEGRAMS 2WALUTG REYT9RS | J.NA SPECIAL AGENCIES.) THE FLOODS IN THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY- SERIOUS LOSS OF LIFE. Columbus, Mississippi, April S. The Tombigbee river centicuet to rise, Relief boats are being constantly sent out, and hue. dreds of destitute persons have been brought here. No trains of the Georgia P£cific railway have arrived at or departed from this place ...

... S oL .I P P G' Id AT] C!. ARRIVI'1) AT GLASGOW. ?? 27. liver Area (F), 705, Jenkians, Bilbac-re. Emeanr, ?? Jensen, Bonp-haay, bark, and ate. 3D!Iredsl~') Ws, ?? Srmi, Bilbw;.*-Ore. NiZZerVa ( ), 40, l irwae , Ardrossan-psrt out- Abreihawn Sutuon (sl 164, MA'Kzinaoa, Glenarm- Sr ?.narj-,nrst ( ?? 25, Csa dlisb, Dublin-lightk Vilia~e iarl, i,., sSt.caro, Swansea-clay, Vobruarv 28. S!eipner Is) ...

... TraE GLASGOW(' TRAMWAY, A COMPANY. I prESSTATION TO LI D UX C AY. ftrofin St Enoch Stattion H-she!, Mr-Js sce eretary and manager of the Tramaway and Omntibuis Companly Lteise'. ~eisrucoedwith his part~rait; and a su Ncs ra Duncan was proseasted with a §~ert t~e service, too ?? being the ser- vat ftecI ny~l. The p-rtrait, which was ?~stsd by Sir George Reid, the President of the Fw,i: Scatthed ...

... |-;K C F A BAHZUE-EVENTFWL Te hsistry of the Italian barqun Veioiferto whose h7:u W25 towead into Greeiock eR Salday airtoroow, af.ori's a striking iliustration of the perils cf the deem. On 26th Novermber, 1390, the ?? loft Beoskok bound far Lisbon far order;, halaving en board a cargo ccrsistiog of958 leads of tea ai; r 27 buc a;e bid ei. She arrived at Lisbon si rho i 31a April. h92, a4d ...