... GENERAL AND COMMERCIAL. REVOLUTIONARY OUTBREAK IMMINENT AT six HAVANA. Ai (TELEGRAM PROM SPEDAL COREESPONDENT.) Si New York, March 29. E: Passengers who have arrived at Pert Tama (Florida) by steamer from Cuban ports, state that Havana is in a state of intense excitement, it and that a general revolutionary outbreak A appears imminent, an The Government officials and military authe- rities ...

... RICA. GENERAL AND COMMERCIAL. (TEGMAM FROM SPECIAL OOCRESPONDENT.) UNITED STATES FINANCE ..THE RETURNS FOR MARCH. New York, April I The position of the United States Treasury, and indeed of the country generally, so far as regards finance, cannot be considered satisfac- tory. The departmental returns for March were issued at Washington to-day, and the most important feature of them is that the ...

... CoMIMERCIAL NEWS. BAN RATe . . . ?? . 3 ,3SS 2% bAysI TimE LAST YEAR 4S2 .9.7 3, GLAr4SGOW, Monday Evening. T~i week has commenced without there being anychange to chronicle in the state of 2 M ?? inLonarStreet. The supply continues to be ,lizite suflficient for the very moderate require. jentas of thlie malket, and loans either en demnand or fixed for a week or a fortnight could be readily ...

... TRADE: REPORTS. DUNDEE.-The Dundee market has undergone little or no change during the past weelk, but business has besD muich interrupted .by the Easter and spring holidays. Flax aud tow on spot continue in smalldemand, the higher prices now quoted causing consumers to restrict their purchases to the covering of immediate wants, and only parcels of triding extent are changing hands. Shipment ...

... STATE OF TRADEo SOUTH OF SCOTLAND WOOLLEN.-The trade of this district continues in a very unsatisfac. tory state. Confirmation of winter goods are not coming in in any quantity, and repeat orders for spring goods are very scarce. The-re is no doubt that the severely cold weather is interfering very much with the woollen trade. With the advent if more genial weather, there is no doubt a con- ...

... I COTCH BANKRGUPTS. (Froa the Edinburgh Gazette.) SEQUESTIL5TIONS. March 12. Mlrs IsanEaa M'GOUGAIN 0 M'EKEojvS, carrying on business as James M'Keown, as a wholesale harn, butter, and egp merchant. 300 Garscabe Road, Glasgow. Creca- tors to meet within the Faculty Hall, St George's Place, Glasgow, 22d MNarch, at twelve o'clock.- William Kidd, solicitor, 121 West Regent street, Glasgow, agent. ...

... | SI GENERAL AND COMMERCIAL. THE HEAT-WAVE IN THE STATES-SOME d FATAL RESULTS. d (zURn'S TSLEGBUAi.) New York, June 2. a The beat throughout the United States yes- day and to-day continued excessive, and in in several places work could not be carried on at r iron foundries, which were therefore compelled r to close. Many people have been prostrated, c. and some cases of illuess caused by the ...

... I SIRsPPING. CASUALTIES.:, I CO.LLISIOI4 IN BAY OF BISC8A-FIVE MEN D ROWNED, Lorient, May 7. At nine o'clock on Sunday evening a serious collision occurred in the Bay of Biscay, the three- rcasted sailing ship Salis, of Bordeaux, being run down and sunk by the English steamer Woodlands. ire men were drowned. BRITISH SHIP DESTROYED DY FIRE. A telegram from Cape Town yesterday states that the ...

... MAIL AND STEAMSHt- Eyl (From LavdSS Arzs, April 29.-Arcadia, for Sydney .rr BoMBAY, April 27.-Kirby Hall left. I . t ADFn, April 29.-Arcdia and Cjyde left Australia and Bornbha respectively. .:I ALEXANDRIA April 28.-Sydrey Tsp., for Marseilles, left. yde, as BOMBAY, April 29.-Khedive, from Lotian, Pekin, from Colombo, arrived. . BEsnDeSI, April 29.-Carthage, London q Bombay, left.- BROWHEAD, ...

... -VXAiL AND STEAMS~ NEWS. (From Lloyd's.) ADExirDE, June; 25. - Obir, London for Sydney, arrived. ADELAIDE, June 25.- Hohenstaufen, Bremen for-Sydney. arrived. , ADEN, June 23.-Yangtse, for Zanzibar, &c., left. .ASDRA, J~ne. 25._Nata3 - from Janpan, Chioa^.Stnails, and.Colombo,left-for Marseilles. BOSTON -(hy cable).-Lancastrian, from Liver- botl', arrived . ?? . t . I ' . I .BosrpoN, June 2t ...

... CLYDE SUGA&-restrs, Was. Counal 2~ at weekly report, cay :-b eoko h ea at -. s Isteady during the week, and prices 'taco exsrinec,,i It:. 1no change. Refiners have bought spainegly. red te chases have been principally esodoed to after.pro~.- which have beten ins larger sicyslo. rirs, rrt-~ jlatterly been offered at sn 102d for July-. andt~o att ,, deliveries, fo~b. Hamburg, basis 18 Per tem. ...

... A LIVERPOOL STEAMEAR ASHrUN The Liverpool steamer Merri.- - - on Saturday to be ashore in t!e S' r. The cargo of the ste-amer wash-tn: it was hoped she would be red ?? injury. The cabblegram re-it a- apparently was no dentaze tr. tr.-- ti- AMerrtmac is a magrotficent sl - large tonnage, and is ti e r~c. brought to Liverpool the ?? Ar. fallen in with abandoned. Tlt' M - - voyage from Montreal ...