Glasgow Courier. — 1863-11-05 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

SSAT.IIIS PETTIGREW, M.D. :—'l have no hesitation in stating that I have never met with any medicine so efficacious as an anti-apasmodic and sedative. I have used it in consumption, asthma, diarrhcea and other damages, and am most perfectly satisfied with the results."  The Board of Trade returns are again very favourable with respect to our exports. For the month of September the exports amounted in declared value to £14,542,862 against £11,396,327, in September last year, and £11,220,206 in September, 1861. For the nine months the declared value was £104,294,713., whereas it was 0n1y£93,672,434 in the corresponding nine months of 1862, showing an increase o £10,622,279. It is expected that with regard to the " Essupitand Reviews" case, the Lord Chancellor,_ on behalf of the Judicial Committee of Privy Councill, will; deliver judgment immediately after Michaelmat Tern; probably about the 30th of November. As the case now stands, Dr. Rowland Williams and Xtr. Brimtowe Williams are under sentence, by the Court of Arches, of suspension from their respective benefices for twelve months. It was from this sentence that the appeal was entered.  et find. The Earl of Derby is confined to his room at Knowsley with a mild attack of gout. Two cases of garotte robbery are reported to have taken place in Manchester during the past eek. One was a serious affair, and the victim is still confined to his room. A Birmingham paper states that the magnificent legacy of £lO,OOO has just been bequeathed to the General Hospital in that town by the late Mr. Daniel Darby, who died a few days ago at Rowley. On Wednesday morning, the wife of Mr. George Barlow, a gentleman farmer, occupying a large farm at Colgrave, near Nottingham, committed suicide by cutting her throat. A limn and woman were suffocated at the Ebbw Vale Works, Monmouthshire, a day or two ago, through going too near to the aperture left in the furnace for the gas and steam to escape. Two children have been poisoned at Pirrilioo by eating coloured sweetmeata. One of them died from the effects of a "painted sweetatuff toy' which it had purchased for a halfpenny. - • ••  Extensive preparations are being made in the Temple Gardena by Mr. Broome for his annual display of chrysanthemums, which promise to exceed those of any former years in size and beauty.  • We understand that a marriage is about to take place between the Lady Susan Brown Ramsay, eldest daughter of the late Marquis of Dalhousie, K.T., Governor-General of India, And the lion. Robert Bourke, third son of the Earl of Mayo, and brother of Lord Naas, M.P.  The English ' schooner Theodore, which arrived at Havre on Monday from Newcastle, picked up at sea about ten miles from the English coast, a fine Newfoundland dog, which was standing on a piece of timber about two yards long, forming part of the wreck of some vessel, other portions of which were seen floating near. I ,  MONEY OnnEss.--In future, when delay of payment of a money order for ten days is desired, the remitter must, at the time of issue, affix a Id. receipt stamp on the order, and write his name across it. The order mast then be handed to the issuing officer, so that the necessary instructions may be given to the paying officer. - -  _ We are glad to learn that Colonel Vyse's chances at Windsor are good, but of course the Castle influence will be in favour of the Government candidate. At Oxford Mr. Neste remains in possession of the field. A seat for Andover is vacant by the lamented death of Mr. W. Cubitt, M.P. His sonin-law, Mr. Humphreys, is moved as his probable 1R1CC.38501%  On Saturday last a coroner's jury brought in a verdiot of Wilful Murder against Harriet Roberts, who on the Wednesday previous inflicted such fearful injuries on Jeremiah Haines, with a reapinghook, as to cause almost instantaneous death. The prisoner was committed to Taunton Gaol under the coroner's warrant.  ADMIRAL Mmws—The English Admiral is not a representative of Englishmen, so far as his personal i habits and appearance are concerned. He s very tall, and his movements are not formal. The Admiral, if in citizen's dress, might easily be mistaken for a Yankee' from New England. His manners are not characterized by any stiffness, but in conversation he is extremely affable, and impresses with the belief that he is in all respects an excellent man. He was born in Scotland. His officers are all reEresentative and conscious Englishmen.—New York Far". - - - •  ROYAL Roftusra.—The Commissioners of Woods and Forests have made their report of the receipt and expenditure in respect of the Royal forests and woodlands in the year ending March, 1863. We learn from it that the receipts of Chopwell Woods, Durham (exclusive of mines, which produce £6O) have been £27, while the expenditure has been £454. The total receipts from the eeveral estates have been £56,497, and the expenditure £60,000. Of the expenditure £8,613 went in planting, new works, and improvements; all the rest went for maintenance and general management. The will of Stewart Marjoribanka, Esq., of Bushey-grove. Hertford, was proved in the London Court by Edward Marjoribanka, Req., Dudley Coutts Marjoribanks, Fag., M.P., and William Matthew Coulthurst, Elsq. The personalty was sworn under £lOO,