Glasgow Courier. — 1847-11-25 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

SHIP NEWS. Cork, Nov. 20.—The Greek vessel Pentadelfo, Calogira, from Sy ra, laden with Indian corn, fell off at our quay last night, and filled the next tide. It is feared she has bilged, and there is not much prospect of getting her upright until her cargo is got out, which is being done. Drogheda, Nov. 21.—The Utility, 111`Gi1l, of and from Whitehaven for Dublin, got on shore on the North Bull, 9 P.M. • she has not received any apparent damage. She will have to discharge part of her cargo to get off. Constantinople, Nov. B.—The schooner Rose, Bigger, went on shore above Cape Carabournon 3d inst., and is a complete wreck; crew landed, stores expected to be saved. The weather has been boisterous and bad ever since the 31 inst. The Susan, from the Danube, was wrecked at Salina 26th ult.• crew saved. Bath, U.S., Oct. 30.—The Bryon, M'l:ellan, from Liverpool for Boston, has put in here to-day with loss of mainmast. Wexford, Nov. 21.—1 t is reported that a vessel, with seven painted ports, on a white streak (about 200 tons), went down off the Saltee Islands, having been first seen on her beam-ends, a few days since.  ' We learn that preparations are making at Ardgowan for a series of rejoicings on Thursday next, when the young Baronet comes of age. A pavilion has been erected on the lawn, calculated to contain nearly 300 persons. It is in this, which is being neatly and comfortably fitted up, that dinner is to be served. And we understand that invitations have been issued to as many of the tenants, and other friends of the family, as can be conveniently accommodated in the hall. At eight o'clock there is to be an exhibition of fire-works, directed by a London pyrotechnist. Next day dinners are to be given to the labourers on the estate, and to the school children at Inverkip, and the whole is to be wound up by a grand ball in the evening.—Greenock Advertiser. Mysterious Disappearance.—Conviderable excitement has pervadedfalkirk during the past week, by the inexplicable disappearance, from a circle of friends to whom he was paying a visit, of a gentleman from Perthshire. Suspicions of foul play were entertained, from the fact of a hat and pocket-book containing bills and papers belonging to the missing man, having been found in a retired part of the town, and a considerable quantity of blood on the spot, with other indications of murder. All search to find the body by the authorities has been unavailing; and reports are freely circulated that the party has cancelled his heretofore good name by quitting the country, to the serious loss of accommodating friends in this neighbourhood; and that the suspicious circumstances were preconcerted to lull suspicion, and escape the imputation of bad faith. On the evening of the ,disappearance, the party bought a lint and a cap in a shop in town, one of which is supposed to occupy the place of the one found. As yet much mystery hangs over the whole matter, which time and inquiry into the state of the party's affairs may dispel.—Stirling Observer. Trial Trip.—On Tuesday morning the Cumberland, new steam vessel, built by Messrs. Tod S 6 M‘Gregor for the Carlisle and Liverpool Steam Packet Company, made a successful trial trip down the river, having a number of scientific and Influential gentlemen on board. The Cutnberland is a most elegant vessel, and the cabin beautifully fitted up. She is provided with oscillating cylinders and all the latest improvements, and does great credit to her eminent builders. A portion of Franconi's celebrated equestrian troop, consisting of seventy ladies cud gentlemen, and twentyfour horses,. arrived in London last week, by the General Steam Navigation Company's steam-ship Venezuela, from Havre.