Glasgow Courier. — 1848-03-02 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

CILLAWBOOS.  =4ll Ciaineahl a g 0" '''''''' " • " " Do. do. (Scrip) Commercial Exchange .... ••.. • Dundee Water . east n( hoot. Ma able boa Cm  BTateWn-I:47croPollc Ulu. and Oho. Union Cloud • • Do. do. allocated. Forth and Clyde Canal  Quarters Glasgow Exchange Co. Glasgow Royal Exchange . .• • Glasgow Water Works Clorbeis Gravitation water •• Nor. Invest. and Exchanger Cs Paisley Water Union Exchange Banking West or Scot. Investment Co. Watt of Scot. Malleable Iron Co  • Hz dividend.  10 10 10 1 80 te 100 16 10 00 110 10 10 10 10 10 VA  i Itx new. t Cues NI  - . 2 43 50 6 2 10 2 2 240  0 1 3 3 1 Os 1 1 4 II 1 4 I • MI • 3 II 10 I I M I 0 130 0  i her with  len. I Ex Interest.  South America.—By letters from the Spanish Main, to the Rat of Dec. last, we learn that the British steavarigate Vixen bad arrived at Bluefields, with a regiment on board; and, having ambarked the militia, went down and took possession of San Juan de Nicaragua, and then returned. New Postmaster for Olasgow.—We understand that Mr. Newiniii, of the London Post-office has been promoted to ',the above situation, and that he will enter upon his duties loomediately.—Chronfole. "parochial board.—We have been informed that it is Mr. James Harvey, surgeon, who has received the amintment of Surgeon to the 14th District, under the Parochial Board, and not Dr. Muter, as WAS stated by mistake in our paper of Saturday.  Theatre-Royal, Rdithburgh.—We are glad to perceive that Mies Faucit has recovered from her indisposition. Theft of Bell PwUa, 4.c.—Tbe inhabitants on the south aide of the river have, for some time, been annoyed by a gang of young scoundrels, who prowl about after dark, and under cover of night wrench off great numbers of brass-plates, &c., from stair doors in the most respectable streets. The police should be on the alert against this class of vagabonds, as they cannot carry on their depredations without making some noise. •  . The Aftrofie Murder.—Michael MTabe ia to be transported for life.  Ease Lothian Central Railway Company—The ordinary half-yearly meeting of this company was held on Tuesday in Gib,b's Royal Hotel, Princes Street—Provost Dods, of Haddington, in the chair. Before the seal of the company was affixed to the register of shareholders, a conversation took place respecting the right of certain seripholders who had not forwarded their scrip according to the terms of the advertisement, which terminated in the exclusion of those parties from the register. The report of the directors was then read to the meeting. It stated that the company had applied for an extension of two years to construct their workkand that no call would be made for a year. With regard to the four directors who retired, the directors stated that they left it to the meeting to say whether their place t should be filled up. Mr. Drew, of Glasgow objected to the report, and proposed the names of four geritlemen to fill the vacancies at the board. This motion was negatived by a Lege majority. The meeting then separated after • vote of thanks tothe chairman. the Rev. Dr. dold.—The members of the 4 Ayr, subscribers for the purpose of ento our excellent and venerable pastor, has for nearly fifty years officiated -*inlay last unanimously elected at Mains of Park, Glenluce), Church, to be his assistant. We Is one which will meet with the with the parish church' as he h promise, and one iyho has among his compeers at Col I 1.  coast.  1 METE m; .1 despatched  been . to tbe _ has been ordered out of our ports.  Not  i;7e,:a7;!  a single war steamer bet the utmost exertions have --, the assistance of every „ etieh passengers aa may be desirous of leaving France to these shores, and the call has been most promptly and energetically responded to by tho several steam and coast railway companies; so that our countrymen need he under no apprehension as to the means of transport for their friends from France to England.—Morning Herald of Monday. SOUTH AMPTON,SUPID tY N