The Sun. — London, England, 1852-04-17 00:00:00

. N . . • , . , . , Er TT E 6tY N', '- L'O'l4l,,D 0 N,' BAT TT lit ri: AYr .. ':. • E TAW I 147 0 . A.PRIL • IT, , . . . . . a - ~., •••• Ilit ' lalief -re STYSTHE A T R E i h i e forgotten that the annalist has indicated the origin I law, although - no reinarks from the Bench were relations of the Prince at the secrecy with . Which the THE SHARE MARKETS. -.•- . Madlie r JOHANNA. WAGNER. ''. 'els respectfully announced that the talent of Madlle. JOHA.I•INA to the terms Whig and Tory, besides specifying the . reported. change in his religious opinione was enveloped.' ' --- t -ww..--- a woose ai s secure d ea d es i„l a to her itaiesty , B Theatre , by an ' precise period of their introduction. Since the downfal of Now, we ask, is this anomaly to be • continued Speculation at the Bourse was confined to railway 731Z.1T1511 RAILWAYS. Railways engagement dated the 91h of November last, aed signel by this cele- shares. The Four and-a-Half per Cents. opened at ' - -tented artiste, and also by her father Mr. Albert Wegn r. the STUART dynasty, however, and the consolidation merely to gratify a few leaders of the profession who 101 f 25 d • (I, an c ose a 1' d t 101 f. 20e. for the end of the ' Business done Cent. France (0 -- - ---- ."' Railways. Nominal Prices. lof the power of the House of Brunswick, those epi- oppose any change, however beneficial, or who wish month; the Thr e e ptr Cents. OlOsed at 72f. 20 0 .; to-day. Cheri. & Erque! . iff ER. MAJESTY'S T 1-1 EATRE. Orleans Railway Se ares, 1,2001. ; Ramis, 785 e ; ___..._._._:_ , D D . e aD m tc,, e h.. ra u r , a tieDnois.h...., thets, after crossing hands for awhile, like the vis-a vis to be enabled to attend more easily their duties as First appearance of Madlle. SOFIE CRUVELLI, .. Members of, or practitioners before, Parliament. We Havre, 305 f.; Great Northern, 62V. 50e.; Avignon, Aberdeen all paid 14% to 14 3 % 14% Sig. LAULACHE. and Sie. GARDONI. in a country dance, have gradually lost their signi East Indian it is resecctfully am:linefeed that THIS EVENING will be pre- , - 282 f. 50c ; Vterzoo, 5821. 50c ; Basle, 2721. 50e.• Bor seined Bellinfs celebrated Opera, ficance, if they hove not actually been consigned to believe that if the bar were required to express their et ...eaUX. 61W. 75c.; Paris and Strasl3urg, 597 f. 50c.; June. - 12% - 11% d.- • . - ' t .6% % . • Gt. Indian Peni NORMA. that " Curiosity Shop" kept by Oblivion, designated, • aris end L ono opinions on the subject there would be a vast mejority of Tours ano Nantes, 365 t. ; P y , 635 f. Bir. Wolv.; and •Stear A .:r m aat b \: . :y , 1 3 s;o: : ,.. 8. B . o d. s , t 82 . 1.: &: - Ipi E dd .. 6 ..... 614 . Do. • D 0... Oroveso, Sig. Labisehe ; Flavio, reg. Mercurial' ; Polio, Sig. Gar. all pd. 3.0 - .... 10% _ - . '- dine ; Adalgisa, Madlle. Feller ; Norma, Madlle. Sale Cruvelli. 7 ee-NOrthern Of France, 24%- for want of a better name, " the tomb of the Capu- at least seven or eight to one i n f avou r o f having all the BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE . Louv. als Sarni Between the acts wee be presented the revived levourite Diver- Bir •, ne tiseement, , L'AURORE. lets." In lieu of Whigs we heve had Liberals, and courts, not only of equity, respecting which there can d t rmerly Bolougne and •Amiens LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. Anon 16. - _.• . - Luxembourg • k La & Ch. Jct., -•- __- Do: (Railway) To conclude with a new Spanish Ballet DivertialeMent, entitled Charleroi and _Erquelines, 14-•e-Dutch Rhenish,• 4%-East • 50/. k 25/. Cons., all pd 16%- 17%•.. : .. • . in lieu of Tories, Conservatives. These again have be no question, but also of co/o n io n law, held in the . Indian, 21 1 / 4 -Great ' l nnen Peninsula, 4 3 / 4 -Laxe m ha il eg t -Ditto, Chest. & Birk., •- • -, - - T - - Do. - UN BAILE DE CANDIL, ' D 4 5/ Namur and Liege, la Which Mdlle. Guy eteptiaa. Mdllee. Rosa, Esp er , ael eg ebel, Lae become sOubriquets, embracing w ithin their range the immediate vicinity of the hods of court. The other Ditto, ditto ... 17 1 % pd. ... - _. • Do. (Canal) , moureux,3e. DI Mettle, and M. Mathieu will appear. Itto, 20/. 3 per cent. Bon s l 0 Maria Antonia On TUESDAY next, :April 20, wildest imaginable dioersities of opinion. So that it branch of tbe profession-the eolicitors and attorneys 5 1 / 4 -Tours . and Nante6, 1 11 / 2 -W " t ' L anders, 3 -Western 93 . - Caledonian - 26% - 20% %fa Do. New is scarcely shares), 13%-Rouen god Havre. 12A-Sambre and Meuse, Brist. & Exet.,lo(n. pd. 92 -94 wan he presented Roesines Opera of Namur & Liege LA CENEeENTOLA. reasonable to regard those cages of mon- -would be unanimous on the same point, and the keys, rats, cats, ravens, and of France, 8. Chest. & Holyh., all pd 21% -- 22 . La Cenerentola, Madlle. d'Artgri ; Don Remiro, Signor Calzolarl i guinespigs, known 89 suitors, who have eventually to pay for every annoy. ime.......orma in i . . Dub. & Bell. Jct. 451 pd. 14 -12 d. ' • • _ North, of Franc D0.20/.3 p c. I leaden, Signor Belletti; Athlone Siemer F. Lablaciee ; Don Matell- ii - re _____-___ - Durellk & Ennis., all pd. „. - :... - ..._ . . Bee, Signor Lablache. snappy Families," as in any degree comparable for ance or expense sustained by their advisers, would, SPAIN. Dundee, Perth, & Aber- Orleans & Bor.. Madne. Johanna Wagerer is daily expected. Singlllarities of companionship with the heterogeneous •or unquestionably " ought," to take the same view. Accounts from Madrid are of the llth inst. deen June. ... all pd. 6- 7- - Paris & Lyons A new Grand Opera / by Meyerbeer, is trepreparation. ' Paris & Orleans A new Ballet is in preparation for the rerltree of Medlin. caroneo collection of politicians congregated together in the The chambers of barristers and of many leading - The Government intended to organiz e g small Ditto, New ... all pd. „. - .•,. Paris & Rouen Beata - • & . ma a a s a th e op era characteref her MajxsTy's Opposition, or the Matey solicitore, as well as the principal, if not all, the legal - sqnadron of evolution in tne Mediterraneau, for the Paris & Stras. Ap e licatione for DeAs, Stalls, a.nd Tickets to be E. and L. & D.) all pd. 4 3 % - • 4 1 / 4 4% ee, instruction of the Spanish seemen. Orders had East Anglian (25i. L. • Rouen & Havre Hox-oftice, Colonnade, Haemarket.- less eingular gathering of administrators under the offices, are situated in th 3 same localities. Solicitors Do (18/. E.& FL) all d. 3% - on, of Malrid w a s -t o b e in been ferwarded "to the naval authorities tit Cadiz to - a . Sambre &Mein H ER MA:JESTY'S 'THEATRE. standard •of her MAJESTY'S Gueeruuaent. who have much business to transact, in many different comp l ete - t h e equ i pme nt of the Soberano ship of the . Eastern Union, class A, East•Counties...2o/. P pd.. eas 95/ .. 9% ti - St. Andrew's & Get eND EXTRA. NI; ;HT. An amusing comment has within the last few days causes, can easily effect their objects, if they have not ti ne. late E,U. shrs., all pd. 6% -7% - (A) 0a THURSDAY next, April 22, . , Tours & Nant el Will be presented Rossini's Opera, • been passed by the Liverpool Mercury upon this pecu- to fly from place to place ; but much time is lost and The MUnicipel Gruerd Do. do. , do. 6/. pd. ... - ... West Fleriders. IL IeARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA. liarity of the Country Party, or, in other words, of heavy expenses incurred by the distance between creased from 15Q to. :200 men. Do., do., B. & C., all pd. 5 -5% . _West-of Franc , ' Lest Lancashire, all pd 17% - 17% Ros Ma. Vadlle Sofie"Cruvelli ; Il Conte d'Almaviva, Signor Cal- ' Too brigandt, BON au t merly be d CADRE who f or woo' ; Figaro, Signor "Belletti ; Basilio, Signor Ferlotti ; Don Bar- the members and supporters of the ruling Cabthele the different localities where their services may be Do. New Qiiar., all pd '' ... - ... lrged to the- Ceriist army, heve continued, ever E. & W. India Docks . toio. Signer Lablache. • Ague Fria wite various Entertainments in the Ballet Department by Melee. This a-trtie Country Perty, having as many aliases required at one moment, having to hold consultations ly and taken prisoner, and surprised in a house Anglo-calitorn Guy Stephan, Madlles, Rosa, Esper, Lamoureux, Allegrini, Pascales, as the burglar HACKETT, or aa any other of the noto. at another, to attend the mtsters 'or taxing officers r m i to v gi o inZt es ti t : c i E a . n 8 t! ‘ B v i . r. y •J k u . n e r we . :ill Fl i ) ,!. 1 . I . !! Aiturian MM. Di Mettle. and Mathieu. , S p r i jeattliTntserinaliriotf. th,bee'lefiol 32% Applications for Boxes, Stalls, and Tickets to be made at the Box- rime criminals brought before the bar of the Old and at a third to be present at the hearing of a cause. Edirib: & Gins., 50/. pd :32 -33 Australasian office, Opera Colonnade, Haymarket. • ' Ediv.,Per. & Dun. 25/. p 53% -6% 5% 6 Australian , Bailey, among others those of Conservatives, Toriee, If pipers or documents require to be sent for much t w h h e e d re ist h r e ic h t e o d f s V ou ic g t h o t w re as fu l g a e te , Gies. & 8.-West.,loo/ Auetr. Freetioli f rh district t R OYAL 'ITALIAN opERA, and Protectionists, are dissected with a keen and time must be wasted, and every junior barrister can CARRF, the terror ot - --°' -0. ',ergs, having Great Northern, all pd 20% - 20% 20% Ave Maria COVENT GARDEN. nimble scalpel by our contemporary - being speak feelingly of the necessity that compels him to fallen • 't atrol of gendarmes and attempted to Dv. Halve. A def., 1 in wi he p , ad p 6% - 678 Blaenarvon I.! First Appearance of Signor GALVANI. resist, was killed. Do. do. B. 6 pr. c. all p 14% -147 At • 14 % . 7 4 Brit. Austr. Car The Directors have very great regret in stating that inconsequence partitioned out into no less than eighteen spend much of his time at Westminster, watching day - . , Gt. S. & W. - held., all p 39 1 / 4 -40 39% British Iron 1: It being Sundey the Bourse remained closed. , of Signor Tamberlik's eontinued indisposition, the Opera of I MAR- ' Great Westn., 100/. - pd 92 - 92% 92 1 / 4 3 4 % TIRI cannot be performed this Evening. The Opera of LA SUN . very different definitions. First, there are after day the fate of a single motion, while he might Braz. Ini. (is. I 9 Lanc. & Carlisle, all pd •77 -79 78% Do. Coca. & ( NA.MBULA will be substituted. says be, the pure and thorough Derbyites; otherwise be making considerable progress with his G ERMA Ny. Do.Thirds,ll/.13.4 pd 8 - 9 p Do. St. Jeh. d THIS EVENING. . f the 14th Lane. & York. 100/. pd 74 - 74% 74% sa % Will be performed Benin's Opera. secondly, there are the faltering and penitent Derby- other business at his chambers, while he was awaiting The Vienna Gazette, 0 • , confirms tbe no- Carson's Creel LA SONNAMBUI.A. mination of Count DB BUOE So ---BACTENisTEIN to the Do., Quarters ...all pd ... - ... Cobre Copper Amine, Madame Caitellan ; Lisa, Madlle. Being ; Teresa, Madlle. ites, and thirdly, there are the simple Derbyites, aptly clients. But it is Fifths 14/. d 6y - 6 ' - 8 functions of Minister of Foreign AffAirs and of the D '''' . P 4 die. Copiapo Cotti ; Come Rodolf, Signor Tagliafico ; Alessi°. Signor Polonini; so called from their disinclination to meddle with "An aged vice, a grey iniquity," Do.,W. Rid. Un. 11 1 / 4 p 4% -4% dia. • Eng. &Aust. i Notaro, Signor eoldi ; •Elvino, Signor Galvaaai (Primo Tenore of tile Imperial houtho l d. • Leeds Northern, all pd .17 -18 17% 18 General Teatro della Scala). and the ears that have ela sed since the rievance anything so dangerous as free trade, notwithstanding y p g A letter from Vienna states that' M. BACH has not Liv.Crsby &Sthpt.l7ip Atter the Opera a DIVERTISSEMENT will be given, supported , , •••• - ••• . Gold Mountai by MM. Alexandre and Miner , ' d • Macilles. H. and L. Bellotti, Le- tneir avowed predilection for the principles of mer- was seriously felt are by some considered sufficient received the title of President of the Council of Lond.&Blackw., all pd 'B%- 8% Great Polge,t blond, Kolemberg, Brunt, and Robert. , cantile monopoly. Fourthly, there are the egricultu- .ced in th 3 t reasons forits permanency. We trait, however, that Ministers, as armour. ~ • elegraphio dispatch L e n.,Brig.& S. Ct.loo p 103 - 104 104% 103% • Alexi. &S. At Commence at Eight o'clock. hat of ~ Lo o-- nr W 1 t n. -.. est., 00- p 114% ...e 125 124% . 125% Nouveau Mou Composer, Director of the Music, and Conductor, Mr. Costa. riots, enamoured of Protection, though still prepared in this, as well as in other legal matters, we are on the received yesterday, but t Chief orDirector of D•‘. Quarters. - .. 22/. pd 5% -5% p 27 1 / 4 li Port Philip Tickets for the Boxes, Stalls, or the Pit may be had (for the „ , the Council." It adsis that the EMPEROR does not Do. Fifths 12/. pd -4. -4% p 16 Santiago de C Night or Season), at the Box-, Bice of the Theatre, which is open ZO " jog on" with Free Trade, unless good eve of better times, and that efforts will be made to . intend to appoint a Preeident, h ae i iie , , b si resoiveu to oeep D e . 1 . 0e,M a s ß. (e) lip 2 -2% p Tin Croft .... from Eleven till Five O'clock ; and of the principal librarians and fortune empowers em-w ic th -h • h they don't at confer a boon of no ordinary importance on the pro in his own hands tne direction of civil affairs. Lon. & SoWest. 100 t. p9l -. 91% 91% 91 United Mexic masieseuers. Madlle. JOHANNA WAGNER. all anticipate -to effect its destruction. fession and the community in general. The expense The Pruetian Government has refused to undertake Do. New 501., 4- 4 % cl P 5. - 4 dis. West Maripos The Directors have the honour to announce that, in order to ren- Do. New 40/ 34/. pd 4 _- 3 e n s . der still more complete their already unprecedented assemblage of .Fifthly, are the gentlemen who, while they abhor would be by no mea q US e uivalent * with the vast any further mediation benveen the Danith Govern- Man.l3ux.& Mat. all p 2% --; 2% . artistes, they have entered into an engagement with Madlle. Johanna F T d t t d of its ree ra e, never ven ure o ream revival, advantages that would result from such an at- meat and the Duke of AUGUSTENBURG, whose name Man. Shet. & Lio,loo/p 34% - 35% 35% Wagner (Prima Donna of the Theatre Royal at Berlin), and that the - services of that e minent artiste are secured exdustvely to the _Royal and are therefore commonly knovin as Moderate rangenaent. Among the many legal reforms so is the first on the list of those excluded from the Do. Manch. &Lincoln Australasia .. Italian Opera. recent amneety. A leVer from P erankfurt states that Union 4.1. 2s. pd 3% - 23% die: Brit. Ntb. Am Protectionists. Sixthly, are others who are anxious 1 re uired the removal of th fl urgent y q , e nouns of the DUKE will shortly leave that city, and establish Midland 100/. pd 08 68% 68% % 1 ,-i Colonial , ROYAL MARIONETTE THEATRE, to obtain a moderate duty, say of 55., on corn, and Equity and Common Law to Lincoln's Inn, the Tem- his residence in Englaed. Do. Bir. & Derby 100/. 35 -36 36 Com. of Lund( ADELAIDE-STREET, WEST STRAND. ea ' , , Md. Gt. Wr. (Ire.) 47% ... -, ... Lon. & Count , Attractive Novelties for the Easter Holidays. le or Gra s' Inn would be who would not, of course, object very strongly if the p , y 9 one most easily The Commissary • of the nund, iately sent to Bre- Newcas. & C id. all pd ... - ... London Jt. St' THIS EVENING, and every evening during tne week, import duty were ultimately doubled. to half-ae achieved, and by no means the least ac- men to carry out the instructions of that body relative Do. Quarter Sh. all pd .„ - ..-. Lon. & Westn A new Characteristic Adlress, by ihe Manager. After which an entirely new and original piece de circonstance eove r e i go , bein g generally regarded as Medium Pro- ceptable to the n ' ation. The courts now oc- . to the constitution of that city, has announced to the Newmarket all pd 9 _ 9ig 9% Nat. Prov. En Called NOW Lei REHEARSAL, a confidential revelation, strictly Diet that no military force will b ' d e require . . Newport, Abergaven. • , Do. New .., public. tectionists. Seventhly, on the other hand, are the cupied would be by no means thrown SWIM. ' ' Admiral BROMMY, th --e• command d olved er of.the iss and Hereford lO/ pci 5 -4% dis. Nat. of 'relent Newry & Ennisk 7% p ..., - ... Orient. Bk. Cc To be followed by 'rim SWISS COTTAGE. '• The s e more bigotted among the old political fanatics, pac thereby afforded for Committees arid other German fleet, wi l l . To conclude with an entirely new version or the Grand Eastern i enter the Austrian service. Norfolk lOO/. pd 34 . -36 36 Prov. of Irelar Spectacle ot ALADDfI , i ; or, The Wonderful Lamp, produced with Parli P who would willingly return (if they could) to the am. ntary proceedings would be exceedingly Hanover will receive the frigate Hense, in repay - Do. New 20'. S. 15/. pll _ 1 • 0 du Do. New.... all the vast resources' of this small establishment. luabl f Doors open at HaJtepast eeven, and eomrcience at Eight o'clock. slidiug scale system, to the obsolete system of navi• va eor the public service. We trust that the meet of itt advances ; and in dis • fh . rest of North.Coun. Un. %pd 3% • . posing o t t - 3 dis. Union of Aust In the coarse ot each Representation, a selection of Music will be station o- in fact to any system that would tend to attention of Lord ST. LEONARDS may be directed to the ships, the discredit of a North' British 25/ d 85/ 7/ public auction will, it is 1,. • ••• • p ~ _8 8 8 3 4 '4 Do. New .. performed, including tee Royal Marionette Quadrilles, by M. Bosisio, o s• i 1 th Devon ...11/. pd 8 ld said, be avoided, by sellieg them to Bremen and I ‘ 4 " r - 7 dis. Union of Loni - end the Royal Marionette Polka, by Mr. T. Browne. and the Royal the revival of the most grinding monopolies-these the subject, for we are satisfied the Noble Lord wou North Stafford. 17% p 7% -7% die. • 9 3 % Union of Mad Maronette 7; cottische„composed exeressly for this Theatre. Hamburgh shipowners. There will shortly be produced several New Pieces, which are now Wights being appropriately defined as the class of not, like sane of his predecessors, permit his own Toe police at Best h d• ' . on as ncovered and seized a North-Western 19/. pd _. _. N. & S..W. June. 6/. p 1% - 1;a . D in active rehearsal. Ultra-Protectioniets• Then there are (eight) the private convenience to interfere with or retard a great quantity of forged Prussien be - ' h . h had Oxford, Worcester, & •- • -'. Canada Private boxes and_ Stalls to be had at the Box-office of the • . nk-eoteS, ere lc Theatre, and of all the principal Lierarians. special burden men ; (nine) the Free-traders, but public benefit. been printed for exportation to Europe, Wolverhampton 10/ p .19% - 19% Eastern Steal lIUNGEitt'ORD-HALL, STRAND. resolute Conservatives ; (ten) the pretended Free- , .. On the 12th the Grand Du les ' q c- ss ot „AXE m EIN/N .. Scottish Central 2 , 5/. p 17% -18 17% % Gen. Stm. Na• Penin. & Or. I RE-OPENING OF BOUTON'S DIORAMA. traders, men who are consequently dangerous in 'NCH RE )' I ' TIIE FREi . PELTIA , C _, GEN (late Peincees CHARLOTTE of Prussia) was de- Scottish alidld., 201. pd; 11 Do. New all pd . -12 Do. Do. In consequence ot the immense success obtained on Easter Monday livered of a Prince, the second son. Rriyal Mail St by Chevalier Beam - es unrivalled Diorama, it will continue open for their character ; and (eleven) the Ultra-Free-traders, 4). - Shrew. & Bir. A, all pd 71% -7% FIVE DAYS MORE ONLY. We have received the Peris journals of yesterday. In Silesia the authoitiee have forbidden the Do. B - 5 1 / 4 Universal E or Free-traders not only in regard to r and COlOniza prior to the alteratione about to take place In the Establislament. CO 11, Prince Pauli of Wuvemberg diesl on Tnursday shment pawning establi s to lend money on the crosses Shrew. & Her. Old 71. p 4 - 3 di e . PROGRAMME. but in reference to all sorts of miscellaneous - - • • - or decorations given by the K t ffer for sale Shrewsbu. and Chester 1. The Overflowing Of the River Loire, in France, never before night in Paris after a long and painful illness. His . ING, or o 0 - , - (Nor. W. Mite) all pd 14 -16 exhibited in England.- articles of consumption, including malt, hops, sugar, d„ ' d•dbhM't - th bed was attende yester ay yt e IDIS er ot . those which have been pltdged, as they do not nee .11. ONE Y Do. Halves all pd 7 - 8 2. The Town and Valloy of Fribourg, in Switzerland, with double e‘; come the property of those on whom they are be effect of Summer and - Winter, universally pronounced to be a mas- ''" s ps, wine, timber, and tobacco. Besides those, our Wurte b 'lt R inn Minister the Duke of m erg, t e uss L. . Do. Os westry all p• 10% - 11% terpiece of art. ingenious provincial contemporary has enumerated NASSAU, M. DE MONTEeSAY, Marshal , JEROME BONA- stowed. S• rop. Union ...6% pd •"3% -2% d. The sales 3. The magnificent Cathedral of St. Mark, at Venice, with doable Do. A, B, C, & D fully effect of Da y and Night, unrivalled in the annals of diorama paint- seven more, specifying them respectively as reciprocity PARTE and his eon NAPOLEON, and some others, dimmed ut 1; ings. men ;as Free-traders in corn, but Protectionists in when the Papal Nuncio announced that the Prince _ BELGIUM. pd. up at per cent. ... ... .e... „, - South Devon all pd 16 -1 - on speculati Dr. Wallis will preside at the Organ, and Profeasor Reeves describe had a fortnight previously abjured the Protestant The Government has been obliged to take measures South-Ea ' stern 30/. pd - 22 A - 22% 223 / 8 5 4 fa Shares were the different Picture-3. shipping; as opponents of Parliamentary reform • as against the French who were expelled from t • heir Very imp( Open Daily from Twelve to Four. ' Mitt), and become a Roman Catholic. This announee- South Wales all pd 35 - 35% 35% 34% Admission, 6d. and Is. advocates of a moderate extension of the franchise; ment took all present by surprise, as the affair had own country into Belgium. In consequence of . these S , uth Yorkshire and the Bank of .......--,,............................._ ......--........-..--e...-...... ""' as antisMaynoothites ;as pro-Moynoothites , and been kept a profound secret. The priests of the measures, it is necessary that all strangers visiting River Duu 15/. - pd to .- % die. inst. The p THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. the Bwl- Do. Do. 51. pd ... - ... Mr. B. Webster, sole Lessee and Manager, Old Brompton. (wonderful to relate I) as Anti-pro-Maynoothites- parish of the Madeleine also attended, and in the t have thei Belgium Ms r passports vise by _ stirl.& Dunferm. all p ... -.... these. Ae I • THIS EVENLette, , the writer of this careful analysis of toe Country Party, presence of the Nuncio administered extreme unction e Ga. mien authorities. The measures adopted by th stock. & Har.l6/25.3d. . ' .. - ... lessened, ani Will be performed TARTUFFE. Characters by Messrs. Webster, to the dying man. vernment in dismissing from the Belgian service I al- Taff Vale 126/. pd 150 .L-- 151 I. Murray, and Rime ; Miss Reynolds, and Mrs. Fitzwilliarn. illustrat * . entioned defi • ing his meaning in the lasttm nit interest, dep Atter which a new Burlesque on a frightfuey popelar subject, to ~ , FORBES MACXEN- The Council of State met on Thursday to examine the poii,h oniers hate occasioned diecontent, and Thames Haven Dock • .. accounts. I be called 0, GEMINI ; or, the Brothers of Co(u)rse. Characters by lions oy a reference to Mr. WILLIAM the amendments proposed by the Committee on the are attributed to Russian iefluence. and Railway ...18/. pd •2% - 3 • • • Messrs. Buckstone, Bland, "A'oolger ; Mesdames Buckinghani, Col- XIS. Extraordinary and Selt only credible though Copper Coinage Bill. It seemed inclined to approve ' The Journal de Charleroi contains the following Vale of Neath 17/. pd 4- 3 dis. 13% 18 • play, and lot lins, Caulfleld, Honey, Rec. Waterfd '.• • . & balk. all pd 5 --e 5% 5% are refutidk With the new Farce,of YOUR LIFE'S IN DANGER, is which his nub' tot .- these apparently over-numerous varieties may seem of the modifications suggested, and, according to all rfill'ctions on t J • Waterfd. & Lim all pd 18% - 19% Mr. Keeley will appear. •It a ears certain that the Polish officers in the Bel probability, its opinion has been transmitted to the ' PI? -• • Wat rf dW " " e or , ex. Wick. other securil To conclude with BOX AND COX, by Messrs. • Keeley and Buck- at a casual glaiace, they ore, we feel satisfied from This stone. deliberate reflection, very far from being numerically Committee yesterday. In that case the report will be are to b -tiCtlvlt . gian service e placed in non Y and Dublin 3/. pd ... - ... curities me: ed we must w meesure is inexplicable tu matey persons, a est Cornwall 1 - ready to-day or Monday. 31. pd 4% -4% dis. BtO chequer.. billi THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPIII. • nion co 1 exaggerated. Eighteen diversities of opt u d 1 mea• West Lo c c..mf,es to ourselves among the rest. A genere . . nd in _all pd ... _ ... Lessee, Mr. B. Webster ; Directress, Madame Celeste. The PRINCE PhanDENT of th R bl' h • th e epu ic an wi - Compared v 19% 19 • Vele EVieNING, scarcely comprise the whole of the motley division , sur -th t i to say, a easure applicable to all foreign I Jo, New. &Bet. 25/. p 18% - 19% ont solicitation, tut:Corded to M. F. V: HUGo, son of '' . a , s - in . d d • Do. &Ne E • fellow :- win be performed a new Drama of powerful interest, called THE officers in ti3o Belgian Berme, might be un erstoo , w. x. 201. p , 6% - 5 3 % dis. QUEEN OF THE MARKET. Characters by Messrs. Hughes, O. binet and its i T making up the mass of the existing Ca Vc OR Hoorn a remiseinn of the period oi imprison- but one which includes ouly ' the Polish officers is per- Do: G.N.B. pure. 9/. p. 2% -• 2% dia. Notes I anrith, Paul Bedford, Emery, Honey, Worrell ; Mesdames Chaplin, Whereas a single colour might have merit he had still to undergo for an offence of the York &N. Mid. 50/. pd 25% - 26 Harding, and Keeley. supporters. fectly it icompreneesible, and the more so since it attacks 26 25% . After weich, a devilish new Extravaganza, called MEPHISTO- sufficed formerly for its electioneering "favours," the press. M. F. V. HUGO has, however, declined to 8B- a bedy of men who are esteemed and honoured iii Rest . PHELES. Characters by Mr. Honey, Miss Fitzwilliam, and Miss cept the proffered favour, on the grounds that while every respect. lt is said to be the condi- PREPERENCE SHARES. . ribbons must henceforth surely be DO less variegated • Woolgar. his father is in exile, and his old colleague, Polio don of a closer alliance between Russia and Aberdeen all pd 1% - % die. 1 dis. Public With WHO STOLE THE POCKET-BOOK ? or, a Dinner for Six. than the rainbow. So peculiarly parti-coloured has MEußics, in prison, he could not think of en'o in J y g Belgium; but this explanation cannot be admitted ex- D°' No. 2, 7 per ct. 3% ... e•-• ... ' ..triare. lettiniCESSee. tii.t...&:ittr;, t),Elrugp-slatEl . become even that section, hitherto deemed the most liberty. eept under the supposition of an. offensive and ch - Celedonian. 10/. all pti 8% -8% 6% Other erider the Management of Mr. C. Keas . Ches.& Holyhd. all pd 17% - 17% TUN FV., - : , ,,LNG, compact and the most united in the Imperial Legitlature. .M M. MARCON, advocate, late editor of La Frater- ~ ,c, fensive alliance. It is painful to see the Government Dundee, Per., & Aberd. Seven Will be performed the CORSICAN BROTHERS. Principal ot d node h ' l • • • 1 - r t e necessey ot t epnving use f of the ser characters by Messrs. C. Kean. A. Wigan, kyder, Meadows, J. Yet this is the chits of politicians who count m , • • ti at CireasOllDE; HUGUES BERNARD, professor, - . vice ot msn who have fur 20 sears given Beloinat - Junction all pd 5 -5% Vining, J. Ch• ster, F. Cooke, Everett. and Wheatieigh ; Mises tormer Cominissary General of the Provisional Go- . • ...,, .. . .is E.Ang.(3/ 10.06 pc. all 3% -3% Govert upon retrievieg all their previous lotses on the next pledges of gelatine and los si arta etton, who considered it D,r. (5/.) 7 per et. all p ~,,, Phillips, Murray, Robertson, Vivash, Daly, and Somers. yernment in the Heutes and Basses Ptrenees ;.s tb d d eir a opt• ceentry, aud whom we had been Do. (7/17s) 7 . p. c. 2 p ... -.... After which a Fairy Tale, in Two Acts, entitled appeal to the country by obtaining a clear working t e Other 1 WITTIKIND AND HIS BROTHERS; erAYNAL, eX ConStittlent ; BESSF, ex-Com a ' mlssery at habituated to regard ss brotnere. But does the Govern- Eastern C wales Ex., or, The mejority of half a hundred in the ensuing Podia - Castelnaudery, sentenced to e xplueion by the Mixed ment s e e no danger in thus yielding ou every side?' and '5 p. c., No. 1 -all pd %-1% p Pm Seven Swan Princes and the Fair Melus , no. Characters by Messrs. Har ey, Meadowe, I Cooke, Flexmore ; - • malt 1 • No wonder that with all their braggedociose Commission-have quitted France with passports fur we ask ourselves what lies hen Jose Lf its, liberty of ec- • Do. No. 2 . all pd %-3% p N e d •Pm Notes Mrs. eVinstanley, 3l•sses Marshall, Robertson, Murray, eomert, assumption of cortadence as to the result of the A . ldagascer end Cansts ntitioole. doe, uut to say of its dignity? We yield to France anti De.• New 6 p . . C. Stk..lo 12% -13 13% , Daly, Vivash, Newcombe, K. . erry, and Iffaille. Auriol. Eastern Union Scrip The llioniteur du Loiret states that incendiary we ) iele to Russia two ihtugs in manifest contradiction• ' Bullior next general election, they postpone it as long as poi- , Guar. 6 per ct...a1l p 13% - 14% AO x AL Lioettese - C.1.-I.EATiee . mutation '' fires were iucreaeieg in a frightful manner in that ihe result will probably be tor own i t te . • - Do. 10/. Deb. Sh. all p ... - ... Active me s e , e e ...stenaeeineeto , eiieenee y e e e e s , sible-aware, as they are, of the weakness inevitably . aepartment. On the Bth a fire broke out in the 'as We Brussels bas its " Longchanaps ll as Paris i East Lancashire, 6 per Sole Lessee, Mr. Charles Mathews. resulting from their internal divisions of opinion ! wood ot Co D" h f I a d th's y oir it bes been extraordinarily animated. ti 1 t ct. Quar Sh s 11 . r.. a pd ~,,. 'y• . , - , e 1 r... , .'t _Y .. ur on, in t o commune o ograunes, • . Bills of WM be produced a dramatic story, in eight acts, entitled A f ell kin No wonder they evade as adroitly as posti- and c o nsum e d a b o ut fiireen acres. On the following A vast number ot equipages o de,. and of East & West Yorkshire CHAIN OF EVENTS. Characters by messes. Cearles Mathews, uestriens, paraded to and fro on the Boulevard du Junction, sths all pd .., ........, cities were ble that embarraseing contest u b pon t e ques ion .. t• dev fires were discovered in the wood of the Cherie 'cl Frank Matthews, Robert Roxby, Belton, Baker, Suter, Horneasue, Edin., Per. & Dun. 5% higher pric, Rosi.re, Butler, and Homier ; Mailame Vestris, Miss Laura Keene, o f Free Trade which could only by pessibility result Peintu, in the tame commune, und in the forest of --AT - • k ~or from the Porte du Namur to the Porte du per cent. all pd 8% -3% - to 60; An Mrs. Ir. Matthews, and Miss Julia St. Gtor4e, M•ss Wright. Miss , e Seichebrieree, belonging to the Duke DE LA ROCHE- le•ioguish Luuvain. Amongst the d t ed personages Glas.& S.W. Con. 100/ Oliver, Mrs. Horn, Mrs. 3lacnemitra, Miss Martindale, Mite Ellis, in weir complete and ignominious diecointi:ure I No i princes the D le • ••• --- -• FOUCAULD where about 125 acres were destroyed. Present were the two roya . I uee Da Ge. Noah. sp. c. all pd 14% -- 14% 14% Ili, and T. Mi.ss Grove, and Miss Foote. wonder the policy to be adopted by ;Ise new Cabinet 0„ BRABANT and the Count DE FLANDERS, and the In- Do. 5p c. red. sc. 9% p 1% -se. 1% 1 3 The rece the 1 l'h a fire broke out in the forest of the ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE. i* again and again reserved for later revelation, so State, in the commune f B • h • h d d tante of Spain ; and amonget the equipages were Great South. & West. amount of 1 E., sve and VI anas...er. Mr. N . FUT.': . t, OU Z) ,%V lc estroye ITIS EVENING, impracticable must the chief of the Conservative . 150 acres. All these fires are attributed to male- specially remarked an English stage cutlet), wbieh is (Ireland) Bths all pd 8% -e 8% 8% the current Will be perermed the Comedy of SHE eTOOPS TO CONQUER. ~ Gt. West. (Berks &H. ' Principal characters fiy Meors. Farren, Compton, and Hoskins ; lory-Protectionist Ministry fiod the task of recon- volence• about to ply between Brussels and Waterloo, and the Ex. 5 per cent.) all pd ... - ... ' eine ia the Meedames Walter Letcy r •Fielding; end Eartiett. ciling so many differences ! Aware of all this, An attempt was made yesterday to burn part of horse ou which LOLA. Aloe'res rode when she horse- GOV. fixed 4% 100/. p .;. • - ..• 104% the West II To conclude wefh 'l2 ale CAMBERWELL Be•OTHERS ; or, The whipped a gendarme in presence of .the King of Do. Do. _BO4 pd ... - ... Mystic Milkman. - the Bois de Boulogne. A man Ind just set fire with . of ss. per c a torch to the dry grass, when some gendarmes PRUSSIA. Lancashire and York• ~seave PLAYHOUSE AND STRAND THEATitc. is it DOt preposterous for the Liberals throughout shire, F. 20/. ...6/. pd -1%- 1% dis. 4% Slie for dollars. bessee. Mr. W. It. COPELAND, Liveruool. arrested him. The fire was quickly got under, and RUSSIA. Do. 6p. c. Stk. 100/. p ... -a... • the dispose eoes efVeeeinf , the country, Reformers,Free-traders, Advocates of the the man was tle •P - • -d ' t d I ' aen to asey au interroga e . tis Lee is Northern, 6 per ... - ... - Will be presented I VILLAGE TILE. Characte; sby Messrs. E. The yield of the gold mines in the :Ural mou and althou Rogers, Attwood, Moreland ; Melds:3les Copeland, • , elby, and Mas- Ballot, and hlmil a r I y important measures in the way reported that the man is ineane. n- cent. Nf e 1 13/. pd ... - ... hell. - . , tains, belonging to the Crowe aud private indivi vaults is fo - Do. Do. No. 2 17/. pd ... - ... - of pepular edvsucemeno to be wastiog unnecessary . On Tuesday next, the 20th, the PRESIDENT of the d l Atter which ANTHONY AND CLEnPATRA, by Mr. Waliee Ulf e, woe, in 1851, about 6,9661b5. of gold, and about Do. Du. No. 3 5/. pd ...- - - ... into circul Lacy and Miss L. Howard. Republic will enter ou his 45th veer havieg been strength it would be - wise to reserve for the time of t ' t ' - Mins. ot pianos ; and in Siberia the yield was Do. Qrs., 1848 ...9/. pd ... - ... T o b e followed by the grand Ballet of VIVANDIERE, by M. • • 9 Item (s few minutes before 1 A.m.), on the 20th speedily re. Milano. Marine. Therese, and a tun corps de Ballet. the general election . Until then we feel assured that A • 66,4781b5. London & Brig. guar. orll, 1808. would it be To conclude with THE RAGGED SCHOOL. C:heracters byMessrs 5 per cent. ...100/. pcli ... - ... tbe lovers of social tnd political rennm may rest ad'h T Bo;ers, Attwood, Moreland ; Misses .naseell, Eglinton aud Morelli. - he women belonging to the market of the Blanca 'I U RKE Y . D0.1Pr.5 pc. Stk. 100/.1 ... - ... The expor Boxes, 39.; Pit, 2 e , ; Amphitheatr 1 ' cenfidence in the progress of the people in the onward Menteau (on Wednesdny) malle a subtcription for • Do.. Con. 5 p c,1852 all ... - -... private aoxes one earn - - e ' s ' the demon' ei. see. e dee i.e. Pirates continue their depredations in the Levant, Do N.Gr 6p c 100/. p - ... st a ge Manager. Mr. E. ktirlinc. march of civilization. the purchase of a bust of the PR eSIDeIeT of the Re- and •' ' i d• Af t • - .T • - ci & ... With increesek LIU ecity. or night ago a Lon. & NaW. Coy. been suffiei ______* AeTLEY'S KOYAL a_MPtitt ilk-Ali:Z. public, which was yeseerday inaueurated in the pre- - • i d S A Nunet.) 5p.c.3% pd ... - ... piratical vesse. entere a port near myrtle, ano car- . The Amer Th a w •,..ee eetroresee el tier blitittity en d tit ,. Rom tugh,...* The opening of the New Palace at Westminster .sence of tbe Commissary of Police of the qiiarter, Lon. & S.W. New 5/. p 11 - 3%. p . tee Aleert. ried off a coneiderable quantity of bocoy, though an extent that Lon. &En. % Sb. all p 11 -12 . rroprietor and Manager, Mr. w, Batty. does not appear to have afforded additional accom- - - ' who made a thort s eech in hies he • p , w praised the Ausq•ian schooner was iu the port at the time. It is m en '& L . • and we are vie moat eu eeessl i get / .. Villar T:eatre in Lonfiem, women for their idea, and pointed out ali that the .. Shetl., men. modetion to the bench or bar. On the contrary, load chiefly Austrian ships welch are attacked, the pirates Qr. She No. 1...a1l pd 10% - 11% 11 The contin PRESIDENT had du and 31ilitery Sec ne to promote the general prospe- fencing to meddle vvi7le those of England, France, or Do. New, 10/....a1l pd 12% - 13% Will be presented a neefeer.,,, e , , e . eese p . tacle. which is now and well-founded complaints have been preferred of ri'y of the countr r•- and the la: y. in. words were received with Do 6/ 3/. pd %- % p exciting 9,11 Faris, entitlea •aaa`-"''"'• 'IN EGYPT; or, th e . Russia. The Austrian Government ace d • or ingly use " to liquidate Battle of lb , ukir. tz tt '. Inimitable Aceries of th 4resu, the inconvenience sustained by the profession in con. ent . husiastic cries of h Vive Nepoleon ! Vive IPr ' e - tends to send a frigate, two corvettes, el t Mid Con 6p c Si. 100/. . . e-- ... an- swo steamers - •• • • • ' . . I e be :ollevree by . a Y LO fTERY TICKET e - - u Thursday Vice-Chan. eident I" . Do. Con. Brie. & Btr., The gas sequence of the change. 0 . against them. Toe Neapolitan G. , wernuatut also in- To conclude with T , l• s i st E -melee trom totem . tin 6 t 100/ d 138 - 140 a l ,„„e, t o oe -net' 4 " ---- -." 3D T Then - Four daily. pelted to adjourn It appears that some explanatio h per cen .... . p direct duri cellor Sir R. T. KINDERSLEY WaS Con 7 13f4 ave passed tn t to fit out some veseels. D. , . Erewesh Val. 100/ ... - ... stage y ! ana,p4r, • • - we, ,T , , betwwn the Millister for Foreign Affairs a d h e 8 ounces prii ''''-'-'-'---r'--"?-i-"---''"----=-----•'"t'n-t his sittings in consequence of the detective condition Russian Minister h nt e Accounts from the Island of Rhodes say that for Do. Leic. &Swanning. . TER -VT LONDON BRIDGE. on t e suhject of an almanac 8 per c. Guar. 100/. p ... ---- ... gold dust s 111011 WA - ~, mi n „ After 12 i Eyeful:le 17 min after i °f hi s cour t b* h • w situated on the second floor ~ w lc is no publiehed at Warsaw for the pretent year, and in • - a month pest rain has Wien iti torreuts, Bed the wind Do. Preference -5/. p Adis. - par 230,664 ou Morning ~, - . Twig DAT -. ~ , ~„ e ls e ?. 1 1 Evening 52 min atter 1 over the Rolls' Court, and cannot, it is said, be occu- which it is set down that the reignin . . ; was so Vlo be a 1 tta tit tore up the larg t s eee •o n -es -r- t - - N folk Eaten... all pd - 19 -20 Toeutessow-atornin:.• oe "-•••• g family in one day hail fell so thickly that the atm The lett ...... ~...... ...e seeeee ---------- pied with safety. The private room allowed to his France is the younger branch of. the Bourbons. °sphere Was D or o 5A t __ . 53/ . Gr. 'p c . all p 5 - ,-,, t A 1 FICIC, APItiL 17. Assurances it is • obscured. The smallest stoned were ef the size of IS : Do. Wavny. Val. 2/. p 1 -1% port concel - .. , addid, have been given that there THE eV EATHER.--tihN s-A r Honour wa 't s• 1 appears, equally bad. The country, , ~ nut, and some were even, ii. infield, es We e 5 as a hen's North British -5/. pd 5 - 5% shire we nee er. /WK., SV93 Willing of en offensive kind meant to France or ri4 MIMI )r.o ta tat, or therefore, lost th le - fi • b L e elle tot I e earned Vice-Chan- o n egg. North Stafford....ail pd ... - .., holidays hi elord o . its a RESIDENT. Oaf Wor & Wol., 15/. 51--hignest since noon e . eellor's servic lhe Trieste Gazette states that there has bee er - • • uring the night: es, an t e unfortunate suitors, whose d h Louis NAPOLEON Bern t h • ot e committee of the nv y 6 per cent 10/ pet A die- par 10 The Sto, 28-lowest this mornieta and d situation+ are by no means enviable. under even the annual hall for the civil list of C IC le HARLEs -. W-ICII , boieterous weatner in the Turkish waters during the Shrews. & Bir. N.G. all 9% ;ste 10% • but there i 47-thia day. at noon. , most favourabl ' • t o • -- - - • • lest month. At Adriarople tae thermometer fell Shrews. & Ches. (N.W. - • • Baaoatieran, 29*P 9 - . . e circumstances, 'encountered addl.- o k place on l'hursday night in the Italian ' Opera- 99i to 99-1- hiny weather. Hopei delays anti ex s f - - - house his e r folir de . several times three - te grees below zero • the Min.) 8 per c....a1l pd '15% n- 16% 162.‘ . dinary per- , p rsonat subscription ot 2,000.: Tne ob- - • for knt!fill WIND R.-light breeze and suns ~..„,,............. , ._ _ • Pen 5 rorn the extraor country around is covered ;Orb enew, • South Devon ' ail pd " 13% -..14 1 ,4 , , . , ..,..„„,,_. ______.--___ simony of the nation in ject of this ball is to 'de ' it Reid' tompsts • provi old eervants of the Cents. hay • ______ _- . not allowin for g proper places .. are of frequent occurrence, At Salonichi th - t St.-Est. 4% pe. 10/. pd ... - ... , DAILY WEATHER TAW-ski - . transacting legal h:' nemesis , . 1 b -b Id " h roya ouse o wit a portion of the pension of h , b e win er Sch. York. 4 p c gd. 20/. ... ~, . Cents. Red au e eeti extreme ly wild ; ail tee tr • • tellowing which they were deprived by the revolution of 1830. ees and shrubs Stork. & Hart. gd. 5p c . June, are t Suite of the Wind and Weather at 'each of the But Sir R..T. KieDEItsLET n blossom woen i•uddeul vio . Y lent suowstorme until July 1,1856, all p ... - ~,• places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning.-The stat ic:am son who had cause of com 1 • was not the only per - The receipts were about 30,0001. Thi , distributed wr i ' • •1. and cold set in and caused immense da I W terford& Kilkenny, miu m. St P 'lint. His learned col- among the 14,000 , penaioners, would leave them little B •• . ' mage, n a are arranged in order ot latitude. league, Sir J mass PARK. .. etutia the snow was Mx feet i 6 per cent. • 3/. pd ... s-- ... Fureigu elt• vim sent to a t more than 2t. a piece. al depth, and many . room a lives were lost. All the comnauuications iu hi Yor ' k Newc. & Bar. Gt. - were 35-i 1 PnraeouTH-Wind E.,,hard : wind-overcast. the top of the tower at the so -th ' • The /n . dependance of Brutsels etates, on the au- • t s pro- N. of E. Pur. all pd 161% - 16% Poems -Wind E., strong breeze-cloudy. u. -western extremity of vince and iu Anatolia are ieterrueted. to 291. S Da. Do -5/. pd 4%. ---. 4 3 % 4% PORTSMOUTH -Wind S., geode breeze-overcast. Weetmirister-hall, where th b - , ere eing no riv t Pa e en-. • eoriry of a Pan. letter, that the PRINCE PRESIDENT th York & N. Midland H. Djerred H Ae meas- Wind E., fresh'breeze-overcast. trance, he had to force his w tb has accorded dotations to the ruenibere of his family IT.AL t . SouorintooroN-Y•find E., strong breeze-overcast. ay rough a m o tl e y 'and S. Parch. 10/. pd % dis. - par VA . been qaote crowd, at a considerable sacrifice of --' from his own civil liar. A letter from Florence,•in the Journal de Turin of and t. Bi Fouuarross-Wind N. E.,, fresh breeze-overca.ar. personal dignity A e s -..." All the Legitimist notabilities th 10t, • II RENTALS. LINES LEASED AT FIRE Tr .,,,,, Reexes -iVind N.E.. strong breeze . overeaet. There was a rough struggle through Der . - . he a 'lc 5.7 T P bl . . e eai o lliet., etittee that, owing to the htflamottitory aoE EN W ICH-Wind N.E., gentle breeze-overcast. p e arl -so from the elitical . . tons of all have dita eared, or t , p ii t . plaCari a a ely poeted up in various towns of Tustcany, Business classes, from the leading Qu ell ., C o l -PP ired to An ervi • • Leasing Cents. hay 'bTILOOD ..., W Ind E., gentle breeze-cloudy. unse -to the scene. M. Beßßneo has re! g lie •M•to d Railways. .-.. . Nominal Prices. to-day. s h ose-W ind E., gentle breeze-overcast. '8 clerks w • humblest solicitor . , htch would aPnear to h e BE FALLOUX moves about between Nice and Paris; e eparture of the Aultrien troope has been ieoune termanded ; sod that a rum • uompanies. --------- 65a. Dut et , wpm - W ind N.w.; strong breeze -overcast. considered indispensable for inducing the calm Itl- BENOIsT D'A.ZY !Urns his attention to mimetic- _ are to be increased in order to • • • tint. is current that they ------' Bar. & Bitch. allr Lon.&N.W ... - ... Railway c, Aath g-W ind E., strong breeze-overcast. ne ready for any teener- _. ,_, , • • nto a word of politics, and I Gt. Westn. _29% - 30% Jetr.ihe Ox-,gus. a the Bears Y carra-W ind E., hard wind-cloudy, equanimity befitting one of the judges of the land. turet, and will not liste gency that might arise from th e presence of the Feench 28 -29 The returns from the following placea indicate the state of too was on • Hi 3 private sittiug room, , a different floor t • M. ne V • -en bite resuined AT.AIIEs his sedentary occu e at Rouse. Do. without, all p . Do. wea ther on Thursday morning at eine Pa ions, and the same b 'd t may e Sal o many others?' All the prtparations f t 11 . Bir.Wolv. & Dud., . or untie mg the Trentouve guar all pd Do. - 80% Tne mark , the wind and from a th t in which the court was held, so that h e i e M. Louis LUCIEN BONAPARTF, exsrepresentat ve on the St. Bernard r 28 -29 o'clock :- 'n the da oute • are Cellipleted, and M. Do. without i all p• Do. Leizatoz-Wind E., strong breeze-clondless. had severel times, duri g y, to maintain sun- for the Seine i wat Valencientie.., atter having re , sno . . eetIALINI, the en ' gutter appoiuted bo the Sardiasee, Buckinghash.all p Lon. &N.W 17% -18 about thel Catiu4w-Wind S.W., genet() breeze-cloudless. • th seedy group', who ap arenti t k vitited t dry conflicts wi . P yae a , . he public libraries in the princi al towns in , p Government, will proceed at once with the works. - Y . •Cl dsdale Jc. all p Caledonian 45 -47 1 premium. -eueerviseet-Wind S. E., strong breeze-cloudleas. • crushing, and making objects of th e i r pel .titum• His attention is at this moment, says a The tunnel will be 2,226 metr • E.Lin., gua. ' 6 peo P eant•R Ar . d - in E., gentte bree.se-cloudleas . pleasure in • any degree better off than Vaiencien them. e nes journal, principally occupi . 'ed with the account of the friable utoure of th and on 34% -35 es in length, t . . cent. .all pd Gt.Northn. % i L lc trinten-Very fine. ' wit, persons in stuey o e i t , "g u " c 'es and he has formed the largest more than 623,494 1 . iri mekin e rocks, Will not cost Gloucest. & Dean Coma oescaseae_moo l o . eaten-principally clear. selves. The bar, too, had excellent practice in Forest... 22% pd - Gt.Weetrn. 3 - 4 p . 26% Ditto w collectio k e ' g• . , larrnir -Calm 1 ' - n nown of books on all the idioms and dia- . --........________. Dantarto•rosa-a7c oucileile • _ artially cloudy. ascending and descending apparently interminable lects of E Irartlepl. Dk. & S Yk.New.} ... - ....• BRUM stup _,__, e ,eyind N.E . gentle breeze.- p urope. CABINET COUNCIL.-( r D • • Railw....all pd / &Berw. . • His ae.)-The Ministers Hull& Selby, all p Yk. &N.M. 107 - 109 B itArrocit " 7 " 4 2,,Z; , ci etti v m *clear., flights of stairs. We might, in fact, just as well The Prefect of Police on Thursday, assembled at assembled in council this after at the D i Halves all D Do. - 54% 8 ptz C ndless. -----'--"eetle breeee-clo think of a tribunal beirg held at tEe top of tbe , . the Prefect • "Ire the ..o•i, rL ~ommes of the carriage - Forwign• office, tor the first noon, at one o'clock, time since Parliament adjourned ' • -' . 25 -27 • - Do. Quarts., all p Do. . 3 Per ( -----------------------------. tnaeing trade to P o f for the recess. There ayere pre ~ Monument, or in the upper gallery at So masters tt , gether with a certain number '• sent the Earl of Derby (who li Leeds & Brdf.,all• - Midland - 103% New 3 , 4-7 r, 41.4 4 ~, _ kL-...., • tt 4 ;4., , - ~ ~,.... . 4 ,...,, -.., . ~ , ..,, I , f ar • Paul's, as in the locality allotted to Sir e_ , Et,4l the a 1 ...e.eg a t es tor an advance of 'of the men who have struck fled to town this . - refer r , Windsor (eagle), the 'Earl 01 Mal morning from a visit to the Queen at mestiury, the Marquis of ,- Lon. & Grenw., all S. Eastern 12% - 12% .14veg A L eese s., /0: 1 7,_._.5ee.&..er be.''.••• : :,:-'.'.44 -4 ..._• ';•;,../} se . 4se W ages He declared to the latter Salisbury, the Duke of No h Do. Pr f....a1l pd Do. W;; - ;. : , ..a -- • _•.5 . :.: ~ , - - --a - a aW.a„a • - a• , JAMS B PARKER for the administration of justice. • that whatever mi ht b ' rt unteerland Sir John S. Paking- I f „ 4 ',.'..." - %..-:,%•-' ' \'..'5...F.:',',7: , ( --,. , `F \ --- -, , - ,:"A-.'.. t '.: 4 7,! , g e the desire of the Governtnent ton, Mr. Secretary Spencer Wal ' ._ •: Lowesto t., „ua. _ .., Do. : pole, Lord John Manners, tne ,- ieile.fte- e ::: s.:;‘, . e:.i.,*44, ' l 'h z z a t " ------- a, , ,a,., .a.,,,..,• - •"'-';,./ , •,•• The inconvenience, however, wes not restricted to to ameliorate tne condition of . per cent-all pd Norfolk - 14% luta t! r..ra,..41„ . .,-, 8 , ::: i .. '..---,,- ' 1,, ,,• - ••'-c____, - -\ -s.: '-'"'" --- the workino classes, it Rigut Hon. J. Warner Henley, the Burl of Lonsdele, the I Do. 6 p et.. all p -Do. -.•-- - ,:, - -"..... - 7. . Westrnin- Courts of Equity, which migritte between . would not allow ina . e _ e t ' 1. - 4 . • Hardwick th L Larl ot e, e ord Chancellor and the Chancello r . - ••• Do. - - • ~,,,,,,,., . .l ys' ~ _ 2) 1_,1Ttn42:5A . 1;..""-ba4:.: sters to rie m 1u uy Het* at en, ce i Middle:4;r' & Peed- Diu( ss..„ . ;•'• -,_.....,.., ter [fall and Lincoln , 's lon and which, for many ; disorder and exorbitunt a . of the Exchequer. Ms-Berries th emandF, .11,, accordingly, _ , . 1 . 11 hid . . • e reel en P: 'd tof the lioart I ' car. 6p. c., all p Stktn &Dar ~. - ... South! M•••••elwm•wm/o.IIrnW.II..eiMs , f... ,,...O.Vsp t,.r , „ . ,.....,,................ x... s T ._ recommended the men t„ retu of uontroi, is 5 1 isposed and was unable to attend. N. & E., sp. c., all E. Counties 59 -61 •• - - Id remain stationary in the latter. ru to their work, and he Tne c Coastal _ _ aeV,C, .!? • - - - reasone, shim "` promised thet he would ~,,. ' oun fp . tess o owls and toe Lodes Herbert Do. 6p. ct., all pDo 2;, ,, r Tre, , ,illrix A -- t./ USTICE Of the Common Plots announced that is tee mailers sueh conees ' ideavour to obtain from will arrive in Berkeley-squar e e • . . •.• • Eeeee 410 n env in the ensung week, to '., Do. New-all pd Do ..-. _ ... 1,0 0 ( . ; 1 tb,t, PO ley - nese i. ;Ni t , tt , I . _ A . • ' . , •-•'-', • . ltit CHI/4 J 4 . t h e Lords ~.0.... . f - 1 flirt - 1154i° lers of Woode and Foretts effect of checking the result' • s as would not have the ptlc.ti of butiness. In the • be present at the mat riage of Sir Welkin Williams Wynn, 'I, Presto. & Wyre, .1 ,L.&N WA any., with his accomplt,hed all paid t:& La. BLY 1 !" '''' ... :AK Cousin, ei. ss w aul, dauguter ; Stile • LONDON, SATURDAY, APRIL 17, la s% were preparing a C',urt for the sittings at nisi prius, course of the day • to their work. a certain number of mrn returned of our minister at the Court of D -nisi 1 3 . a , k. 1 . Do.lllves, A, all pi Do. ___o_e_ote--. of the new palace, jive stories e.-I.ISPECTED MURDER I .14 -ad., Guildt., and , •• --- ... p ni at the top of a tower At the grand review of the --. 1 , ' r '. • Ebps, 4 WWI. AFTER- 1 . Bei ate ... all dS. E • • Bee Political pertiee have, during the existence gentlemen of the rofession 10th of May all the Nowt. -st. Mr. Harrison, of ,Woodlesford, hal been found g y intent 22% - 22% 23 of the high, where the young p soldiers are to wear the gilt eagle Re y. &Hit. 6 1 ., Gt• North - " The on the front of their dead at Hamlet, under circunastances that induce the sus- p, e ±e- P - n• B tti -8% ' present Parliament, Hlldergone such frequent deeie might nol t' - e if they could get there. shakos. D possi y praC Is • picion that he has been murdered. lie was discovered in a 1 , hi. nhep. Ex., all vo. - 8% eions and subdivisions . that it would be somewhat Learned CHIEF Jul 'TICE a . dded that 'it would pro- M. SELIGMANN, the celebrated - et ditch With water ioloncellist. has . in• it, but only h h s deeP uest on the body will be h e ld - t • ree Inc e • •An in- - Snf. Rtb. & Goole, , • s_,p. c., 18.11.6 p Lan. & yo t , difficult to define with ' any dearee of accuracy the ihtbl b e . 4; n the nisi privy just retureed to Pah, ;titer a :hurt • ti te-nloht. . Y necessary to a ( vo ur revidence as Nice, 7 , -. S - aff 9% 'AI AI , Maxie Lt T at - s 11 •• t New i - , dsh., 2 , le- re Clean DA - r t y,, dis. outlines of each particular section in the Legislature. tittle ot choose to 1 and a 'oil j rhey to Algiers, where b e tat __ a. , r. eo ~ Lra, .who was indicted a, e , A w v , ... 8% as the country did p 101 " se Y v "" Orleans last summer tor k 11 . , ... ar A.6pc.,al:lStekt&Dar .. ! most successful concerts. • 1 le g on e nem F o to iu a duel, Among the miscellaneous information given by Mr. au cld t complaint, 1 9 , . do •ll d D -• •••• • •---' ••••• "• . w° mato , " We .believe that (It is stated that much dissatisfaction has been discnarged without a tried, each ot tee three judges L‘ - • ••• 5 P • ''. - 30% • a. do. ... . all pd Do MACAULAY in his " History of Engloncl," it will not we re frto • was manifested of the court before which he was to have been tried havio i • -•• e. gent in the other superior courts of common on the part of the Minister of Wurt be g Wi. It IA soaleallP Qt.Westrn, 97 - 99' em rg and the i declined te sit in the case..-.Arew York Times. It is stated that much dissatisfaction Was manifested on th e part of the minister of Wurtemberg and the ~~~ POIELEXOII. Railways. N om i na l P r i ces. Business done to-day. ----- Cent. France (0.V.) all 22% —23 x.d Charl. & Erquel. all pd 13 —l5 Demerara all pd Dutch Rbenish...Bl. pd 3% 3 1 / dis. 4'4 East Indian 18/. pd 3 314 Do. Do. 2Ol. pd Gt. Indian Penin. all p —. 74 p Do. Do.. 4% p 4 74, p Louv. a la Samb Luxembourg pd 4_St 478 - Do: (Railway) 101. pd 3 / 8 - 374 374 Do. l/. pd % Do. (Canal) pd , 7 8 Maria Antonia 27i pd Do. New 8% pd Namur & Liege all pd 654 —7/ 6/ a North. of France,l6l.pd 241 4 24 3 / - - 24% % Do. 201.8 pc. Bds. all p 1354 13 7 / 8 Orleans & Bor 11/. pd 3 7 / 8 —4% p 15 Paris & Lyons pd 5% 594 p Paris & Orleans all pd 46 —4B x.d Paris & Rouen ...all pd 30% —3l Paris & Stras. ...all pd 23% 231/ 23% Rouen & Havre...all pd 12% —129 s 12% % x.d Sambre &Meuse all pal 434 5 1 / s 5 St. Andrew's & Quebec (A) 4/. pd ..• Tours & Nantes 17/. pd 6 —5% dis. West Flanders...B% pd 2 7 4 334 I 3 Xi West. of France 61. pd • a MINES. Agua Fria all pd 7 / 3 P 134 1 / 4 Anglo-Calitoinian, a ll p 1 / 1 54 p 1 Asturian 151. p Australasian 2/. pd 7 / 8 1 1 ,a p Australian Si. pd % 1 Austr. Freehold all pd 34 die. Ys Ave Maria all pd % IA die. Blaenarvon I. & C. all p Brit. Austr. Gold all pd % % die. British Iron 13/. 15s. p Braz. Im. (is. sp) 24% 1 1 / 2 Do. Coca. & Cul. all - Do. St. Job. del R. 151. 2834 Carson's Creek all pd %—y, p Cobre Copper 4Ol. pd 32 3 / 33% Copiapo 141 pd Eng. & Aust. Cop. all p % % p General all pd Gold Mountain all pd 34dis. p Great Polgo•ith all pd 1 —1% p & S. Amer. 9/. p . Nouveau Monde all pd % p Port Philip ... l/. pd p 1% Sintiago de Cuba 10 3 / 6 7 Tin Croft 7l. pd 9 3 / 10% United Mexican all pd 2% 2 1 4 West Mariposa all pd 1 /, % dis Colonial Gold, 1 5 / 8 % JOINT-STOCK. BANKS. Australasia all pd 39 40% x.d x.d Brit. Nth. Amer. all pd 49 1 / 4 —5O Colonial 25/. pa 11% 12% Com. of London 20/. pd 24 -- 25% Lon. & County 20/. pd London Jt. Stk:lo/. pd 18 -- 18% Lon. & Westm. 201. pd 28% —29 Nat. Prov. Eng. 35/. pd Do. New lO/. pd Nat. of Ireland 22% p 17% —l7 Orient. Bk. Corp. all pd 34 —35 Prov. of Ireland 25/ pd. 43 1 / —44 Do. New all pd 15 7 / 8 16% Union of Austral all pd 37 —3B Do. New 2 l / s. pd 3 —3% Union of London 10/. p 14% —151 4 • Union of Madrid all pd MISCELLANEOUS. Canada 32% pd 48 49% Eastern Steam...2s. pd Gen. Stm. Nay. 14/. pd 28% —2B 7 4 Penin. & Or. St. all pd 78 791 4 Do. Do. ...15/. pd Royal Mail Stm. 60/. pd 78 —79 x.d Universal Emigration and Colonization, 2/. p „, MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS CITY, TWO O'CLOCK. The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were es timated ut 12,000 bales, including 4,000 for export, and on speculation. The market closed firmly.—R.tilway Shares were less buoyant at a stigot decline in prices. Very important and sweeping changes are shown in the Bank of England return for the week to the 10th inst. The payment of the dividends will account for all these. As the amount to the credit of Government is lessened, annuitants and capitalists who receive their interest, deposit it temporarily, and it swells the private accounts. The notes and coin are brought into active play, and loans made while the transfer books are closed are refunded, occasioning a reduction under the head of other securities. The increatie in the Government Se curities may arise from purohases of Stock or Ex chequer•bills, or merely from advances upon the , same. Compared with the previous week, the results are as follow : Notes Idsaed ... Decrease ... Decrease ... Public Deposits ... Decrease ... Other Deposits Increase Seven Day and other Bills Increase ... Government Securities Increase ... Other Securities ... Dtoresse Notes ... Decrease Bullion ... •. • Decrease Active Circulation Increase ... ... 32,733,785 • 350,700 ... 3,091,222 • 533,196 ... 4,764 651 ... 2 923.057 ... 13,992,932 • 2,801,306 ... 1,162,848 ... 22 118 ... 14,301,095 733 502 11,225 844 494 999 ... 11,526,200 • 870,830 ▪ 19.245 299 ... 351,202 ... 21,207 585 520,130 Bills of Exchange upon the principal Continental cities were negotiated yesterday afternoon, at rather higher prices in some instances.• Paris 90 days, 25 57 to 60; Amsterdam, 12 1 to 2; Hamburgh, 13 Ilk to Ili, and Trieste, 12 30 to 35. The recent large arrivals of specie have furnished as amount of silver more than adequate, it would appear, to the current wants, and there has been consequently a de cline in the market price. The last parcels received by the West India mail steamer have beau sold at the rate of ss. per ounce for standard bar silver, and at 4s. 100. for dollars. Of gold there is a large accumulation at the disposal of the different firms which deal in bullion, and although the aggregate in the Bank of England vaults is for the time diminished by the large sums put into circulation as dividends, the accumulation will speedily re-commence; nor even supposing the reverse, would it be any proof that less capital was existent here. The exportation of the precious metals is not large, and the demand for silver to ship to the East Indies, has been sufficiently met,' it is presumed, for the present. The American exchange is down, but still not to an extent that prevents continued imports here of bullion, and we are not sending away much gold to other parts. The continent, upon balance, is indebted to the Brazils, and the last mail steamer took out a considerable sum to liquidate the same. The quantity of gold coin exported from London direct during the week to last Thursday was 5,230 ounces principally to Swan River, and 12,000 ounces of gold dust went to Calais. Of silver the shipment was 230,664 ounces, mostly to Holland and Belgium. Tue letters from Manchester give rather a better re port concerning the piece-goods market, but from York shire we are not advised of any improvement. • The holidays having interfered is one cause assigned. The Stock Market is not quite so high this morning, but there is no pressure of sales. Consols have realieed 99i to 99i, and are now 991 tor Transfer, and 99! for ittwonnt. The New. ThrAe.end.e,Quartpe pep Cents. have been at loot to 101, and the Three per Cents. Redumd at 98j to 99k. Exchequer-bibs. dated June, are 645. to 685., and India Bonds 83.4 to 85s. pre mium. South Sea Stock has been doue at 1101. Foreign Stocks have been weaker. Mexican, which were 35i -I, are now 35* to . The New Bonds are 28i to 291. Spanish Three per Cents. bring 484., and the Deferred 21i Portuguese Four per Cents. have been gaoled 39 to Brazilian Old Stuck has been 99 3 8 and k. Buenos Ayres are maintained at79 i to 81. Equadur are cheaper, being 48 to 5. Pe r uvi an Five per Cents. have been reduced to 106, and the Deferred to 65k. Dutch Four per Cents, are 938 41, B, esteays range, ange, and %ilway Shares are nut up to y the Bears have taken advantage of the ;d Hanel quietude on ,aturday and after a syttlement to depress values. Tne market, however, is fully ex p ecte d to recover. Californian Geld Mines have riB4-o. Australian are about the same. Central 1.16 premium. Freehold it.' d• t ° 4, and Port Philip 4 4 i , count, Consols QUARTER TO THREE . Ditto account, BRITISH FUNDS May 11 99t ;:: ...: 991 4 Tuts DAY AT ONE O'c.A..OC/C ( From the Ottidi 1 L' 8 psi. Cont. RuedoucekitsAAnntiiti:.......ll.t...) 99 9 . / fl i 3 4 8 3 per Cent. Navy Si 4 per Cent. Anoe., .......... .. ~ -1607,5 101 100% '44;),:g .iroluitim. Exp. j a i, 51,1 1 , i'Ftn,.. 6 13-16 D 0.30 Years, Expire Oct. 10, 1859 6 9-16 Do. 30 Years, .Expire Jan . 5, I. 860; 7 In lis Stock ... ............ ... . ........... .• Do. Bonds , 1000/... ................... 8 p : 83 Ditto under 1.0 001 .....•'. .......... . B5 3.p S ou th Sea Stock ................ . ........... 97/8% . .110 IA Consols for Account ..... ..: ... . ... ....• 9 . June. E,sr.,.i,or• u , Mills. t l / 4 d. March 1,000/. ....... .......... ~ ~ •.• ..... 64 68 p AO .......... ..„. .... .; ... .. ... -- - 64 67 p Small ......................... . ... - 64 67 p I'lllOE OF FOREIGN FUN D.' A'l U.NF.. I Vili 0 ‘• r ; Brazilian Bonds. 5 per Cent 9 91 ) 3/ z d Buenos Ayres Bonds 6 per Cent. Ditto for the Account ..... Danish Bonds 1825, 3 per Cent "- •••. Ditto, 5 per Cent 104% Equador Bonds ...... ....... Mkixica,. • '...,itt,.. 1.,146. 5 p er c ent : .. '"" 5 4 7 A3 Ditto Account .... .... '"- -; i , , Ditto :-) per Cent. ..... ... --...-, ,A 7 6 Peruvian bonds, 5 per Cent .. ... . . Do. Deferred 6 per.Ceilt 65% i'ortuguese Bonds, 5 per Cent Ditto 4 nes Cent. i pan kh :), ( - )ri ci f ,, 3 ,e). Cent. 48% Ditto, New Deferred ..... .., 21% ,)iviuena.6 on the above paynhiq in Lon wn Dutch 214 per Cent., 12 Guild Ditto 4 per . 7ez7t. Certificates COURSE OF EXC Mnsterdau 12 ()% law, three months la ktOtteraarr • .. • • 12 2 Antwerp • • •• •• •• •• • • 25 62 , , Bralsels • • • .• 25 62% liambure .... • • .M.B 18 II S Altona• • •••• • • •• •• •• • •••• Paris, 3 days'sight - 25 45 Ditto. 3 months ... 2 . 62% Marseilles .. .. • • • • •• • 25 62 % 80urdeaux........ rrankforton Maine.. 122 AI A N Gibradtar— Leghorn ............ 30 $5 Genoa .............. 25 60 Milan •• -• •• •• •• •• VeniCe• ••• •• ol• •• ,•• • Naples •• •• •• •• .• •. Palermo, peroz Lisbon— •• •• Oporto.• .. • • •• •• • , Rio Janeiro r.nenos Ares New York ,60 days'sight Philadelphia • • . 122 i 92 63Ni 9334 a . Berlin •• •• • • •• •• • • Vienna, effec. f 10....., 12 34 Trieste, ditto.... •• 12 36 Petersburgh,Bil.Rble. , Madrid •• 49% 8 Oadtz •• • •• •• •• • 50 Barcelona •• ••..•• .• PSIOEF OP BULLION. PER oZ. Foreign Geld tubers.. £3 17 9 Portugal Gold Coin u e. Spanish Doubloons .. 0 0 0 New Dollars ...... 0 4 10% Silver in bars 0 b 0 •• •• •- • • -- LLOYD'S SHIPPING--(THIS DAY.) LONDON, APRIL l7.—Wind this day at noon E,; light brei,z. and fine clear dry IN eather. TRALEE, APRIL 15.—Wind E —Std. Jeannee, John ston, Quence ; New Bruoswiek, New Y..rh. OFF GALLEY HEAD.--Calurneu3, Pernambuco, for Liverpi).l, BELFAST, APRIL 15,—Wind E.-81d. North Pole, QUebt-0. CUXHAVEN, APRIL 14.—The linrncio, from Ma. tanzA, , , is on shore leaky ; is di,charging, and will get off, should the weather remain as it is now, but very little wind wonld tuffice to melee her a wreck. DEAL APRIL 16.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrd. from the River and sld , Cumberland Barbadues, PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 16 —Wind E. to S.E.—Sld. Walmer Castle, Madras and C&cuttis. COWES. APRIL 16.—Wiud E.—Arrd. Solve, Rio Ja neiro, for Hawburgh. DARTMOUTH, APRIL 16.—Wind E., stormy.—Sld. Duke et MT! , ,nciiester, Quebec. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 16.—Wind E.—Arrd. Grey Feather, Usleutta; Clautiius, La Guaira, for Ham burgh. Ski. Tartar, Sydney, New South Wales. FALMtiUTH, APRIL 16.—Wind E.—Off port, Im placable, Bahia. JERSEY, APRIL 15.—Wind E. —S'd. Nameless, New York, PADSTOW.—SId. Bellow, and EAgle, Quebec. LIVERPOOL, APRIL 16. Wind E.S.E. Arrd. Phcenix.: Antigua; Eiza, St. Domingo; Harmony, Mo bile; Alceste, Baltimore; Sld. Bogota steamer, Val paraiso; Eliza Bell, Hayti; Mary, Dykes, and Ann Davies, Newfoundland; Mary Maer, Valparaiso; Otter barn, Honduras; Grenock, Mobile; Roverdal and Rosa cius, New York; Southampton, George, and New York, ditto. BRIDPORT, APRIL 16.—The Triton, of London, Car diff to Bremen, has put in leaky, having been run into whilst at anchor by a Dutch galliot, which almost im• mediately went down. QUEENSTOWN, APRIL 15.—The Advocate, which drilled on the rocks yesterday, has capsized, has her stern stove in, and is expected to become a wreck; part of cargo will be saved. OFF DUNGENESS. Cornelis Smart, Batavia for Rotterdam. WATERFORD. APRIL 15.—Wind S.S.E. to E.S.E.— Sid. Amazon, Quebec; Nancy, St. John's, Newfound land; Jenny Ltnti and Dembridg, Quebec. CROoKHAVEN.—Arrd. Record, Baltimore, from Li• verpool. SUNDERLAND, APRIL 16.—Wind S.E.—Acrd. Flowers of Ugie, Moulmein. PILL, APRIL 16.—Wind E., strong.—Sld. Isabella, Stewart, New York; Neove, Quebec. GLqUCESTER.— Sid. Aldebaran, Quebec; Euclid, ditto. MARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY.) COVENT GARDEN. No change took place in the general quotations to-day. The supplies of Vegetables were very moderate, the time of year considered ; but those of Fruit were tolerably good. On the whole, the trade was firm. FlilllT.—Pineapples, 4s to 8s : Hothouse Grapes, 15s to 205; Lis bon Grapes, 9d to is 3d per lb ; Apples, 2s to 3s 6d per bushel ; Cob nuts, 80s to 100 s per 1001bs ; Lemons, is to 2s per dozen Oranges, 34 6d to lOs per 100; Strawberries, is to 2s per oz ; Amends, 5s per lb ; Barcelona Nuts, 20e to 22s ; Brazil ditto, 12s to 14s per bushel. VEGETA:3I.m Cucumbers, is to 4s each ; Spinach, is to Is 9d per sieve ; Horseradish, is to 4s per bundle ; Parsley, 2s to 3s per dozen bunches; Savoys, 10d to is Gd per dozen; Mushrooms, is to Is 3d per pottle ; Turnips, is 9d to 3s ; Carrots, 4s to 7s per dozen bunches; Potatoes, 45s to 803 per ton; ditto Cornish new Kidneys, 2d per lb ; Onions, is to 2s per half sieve; Celery, 8d to is 6d per bundle ; Garlic, 64 to 8d per lb ; Greens, 2s tad to 3s 8d per dozen bunches ; Radish: s, is per dozen hands ; Asparagus, 4s to 7s per bundle; Sea Kail, is 6d to 2s per basket; Rhubarb, 6d to is 6d pbr bundle, Leeks, hi to 2d per bunch ; Brocoli, 10d to is 6d per bundle; Endive, is to 2s per sieve ; Parsnips, 6d to is 3d per dozen; Jerusalem Artichokes, 9d to is per half sieve; Brussels Sprouts, Is 6d to 2s per half si.ve Turnip Greens, is 3d per bushel; French Beans, 2s to 3s per 100 NEWGATE AND I.D.A.DENNALL. Turkeys, 3s 6d to 7s Od ; Geese, Os Od t) Os Od; Ducks, Is 9d to 2s 6d; Tame Rabbits, is Od to is 6d; Wild ditto, 8d to Is Id ; Pigeons, ';'d to 7d; Roasting Pigs, 3s 6d to 5s 6d each; Surrey Fowls, 63 6d to Eis 6d; ditto Chickens, 4s 6d to es 6d; Barn-door Fowls, 3s 6d to 6s Od per couple; English Eggs, 78 Od to 7s 9d ; French ditto, 6s Od to 6s 9d ; Irish ditto, "a Od per 120; Fresh Butter, lcd to Is ld per lb; Hares, 2s Od to 2s 6d each. NEV/POET. Beef, from 2s 4d to 3s 2d ; Mutton, 2s 8d to 38 6d Lamb, 4s 8d to 5s 6d; Veal, 3s 4d to 48 2d; and Pork, 3e Od to 3s 8d per Sibs. VIIIITECHAPEL. Beef, from 2s Od to 3s Od; Mutton 2e 6d to 3s 6d; Lamb, 4s 4d to 5s 4d; Veal, 3s Od to 4s Od; and Pork, 2e 4d to 3s 6d per Sibs. BILLIN4SG.A.TE. Eels, 5d to ls ; boles, 4d to 2s od per pair; Lobsters, 10d to is 8d each; Oysters, Cs Od to 29s Od par vushel; bloaters, 8d to 10d per dozen ; Cod Fish, 2s Od to Is Od each ; Turbots, 6s Od to 12s Od ; Plaice, is 2d to is 8d per 20; Salmon, is Od to Is 8d per 1b; Macicarel, 4d to 6d each ; Crimped Scats, 4d to 6d per lb.; and Salt Fish, 2s Od to 4s Od per dozen. 13RE.ILD. The prices of Wheaten Bread in the metropolis are from 6 1 / 2 d to 7d; of Household ditto, 5d to 6 1 -4 d per 41b leaf. HIDE IVIARMET. Market Hides, 561 b to 641 b, lid to lid; ditto 641 b to 721 b lid to Od ; ditto, 721 b to 801 b, lid to 2 d ; ditto, 801 b to 381 b, 2d to 2id ; ditto, 881 b to 961 b, to 2id ; ditto, 961 b to 1041 b, 3d to 3id ; ditto, 1041 b to 1121 b, 3id to 3id. Calf Skins, light, Is Od to 2s 6d; ditto, full, • Od to Os Od; Horn Hides, bs Od to Os Od; Polled Sheep, 6s Od to 7s 6d; Kents, 5s 9d. to 7s Od ; Halt-breeds, 5s 8d to 6s Od; Downs, 3s 10d to 4s 10d; Shearlings 8d to I ld; Lamb Skins, 28 3d to 25 9d each. EAT itli.a.3lloETS. SMITTIFIELD.—Meadow Hay, 211 s Od to 3/ 1880 d ; Clover ditto, 31 5s to 41 4s Od; and Straw, 11 2s to 11 9s per load. A lull average supply, and a sluggish demand. CUMBArsLAND.— Meadow Hay, 21 16s to 4/ Os Od ; Clover ditto, 31 53 to 41 4s; and Straw, 11 3s to 11 108 per load. T r ade dull, at late rates . WHITECIIAPIL.—NIeadow Hay, 2 l 15 s to 31 188 Od; Clover ditto 315 s to 4/ 4 s Od; and Straw, 11 2 s to 11 9 s per loaa. - Supply good, and trade dull. CHANCERY.-(THIS DAY.) (Bet ore the LORDS JUSTICES.) NEWALL V. WILSON. asked by the infringing the i f l Iw o fur hitchehe de f e n dantan manufacture irlli etln° o ini : asi wire plain u their Lordshi p s, on the 31st of 'a coustructio , certain directed an action to be brought to try the legal p 1 ai l a n t:i i i l ff:t o o c p a r a g e t e s:t u r i t a n March, would abide m o b b id ta e in by the r i g b r t lt t y be of de t f w e o nd ,, ii a n , t ili b d ei m eg iai Tl t t h e a n t b t e er w m ou s order of the Court it, case the result of the !lotion was un favourable Mr. SELWYN, f or t h e defendant asked that the terms as to the security mi g h t b e varied, as the saci to him. detendant was unable to comply with t h em. Mr. SETHELL and Mr. CAIRNS, for the plaintiff, then objected ; end Their LORDSHIPS said, that the motion must go on from the paint where it had been interrupted by the agreement which had been entered into to send the matter to trial b. fore a jury. Mr. SELWYN this morning returned his argument for the deteud , at. None of the other Equity Courts sat. It is under stood that the Vice - Ctisueellors are engaged in x i ; ference with the Lind Chancell o r and Mettler of rata- Rolls in rt.terence to contemplated changes in thL! b, , urea ....f th. Court *.f. CLancery. It is lieve, that many slierations may be tffect ea r Ld Chan ot new urdels under the au;hoiity of thevice-Channel &ivy, the Litt, r .it tht, Bulls, and t h i y 'atitution of the lors, but that others affec ting the constitution be lett to both c :urt, and the Manteri.' ()aloes, must prof's:4.ll2e issue Houses of Parliament.' U . i... Q E P ..N S 'BENCH.—(THIS DAY.) (Sittings in Bsnoo, be•ore the LORD CHIEF JUSTICE, Mr. Justice WIGHTDIAN, Mr. Justice ERLE, and Mn Justice enordisT6ll.) - QUEEN V. F RENC K' AND AM:MIER. Mr. Sergeant ALLEN was lilt& UCied to mov e i n t hi s case fora new trial. L wa s an indictment for consp i racy removed into th is court by certiorari, and tr i e d at the last StttfEird assizes, bef.re Mr. Justice Wigh,_ , 7, ALLEN rep( d that they we 'wit; when the dciendanta were found guily, Lord (7AMPEELL--- AV. , the defendants here? • was only re nes. CAMPBELL —I cannot allow you ALLEN had been gi ven ( ; t o ' b h e e gteenil.dalltb u to move for a new' Mr, r d i S t; e l , r r then. g g a a gi n t to understand s Lordoint7s.c:::::::t there ( . dear, r are o ( ; : i v t oe i er s caal a s i r d ili en t i o di ka r en e t q st n ht i hi r s e e. necessary twhba,ttnthj thud d a. g t ni t'u . n i d i t " w e a e s the attendance of the defendants but here there are only In n le way inlet some hardshi p, two def. Tidacts. Mr. Sorg , ant ALLEN said he was anxious to move no w,ss the Leo niqi Jwige who tried the ease was present. L )rd CAMPBELL rasa under those circumstances, t he Lt era OSt igt.ant Nhuld talloWtti t() MON on Mondays upon the widerstau. g that the defenciAnts would be then in attendance. A PRACTICAL AIsSWI , R TO SIR F. KELLY —lle following singular reason for voting against a tree-trade can didate was g iven b y a butcher in an agricultural con!, tuency :." lam sorry I can't support you. I b el i eve thatl7 I you mean well, b ut tree trade does not agree w i t h me; can't sell these here plucks and offal (seizing them as they hung up, ,n th e Cherie wall), Look hero. People nowadays have ao much bread to eat that they will not buy ray offal.; bread is all very well, but it don't d n o ot f h o e r can't vote for you." Calling upon another r m v y o terra trade, aagri cultural labourer), woman, " Are you in favour only appear t e h d e , o f taxing ent and, wife, addressinguogo beingur t la e x?r'e.' d hl ;: e isT llo o r ; q s u a i i t d e , the contrary, I wish to r candidate. " The- my bu,band, as I should be glad to Thenr' husband ev will vote for you. A1 . ....{4 May I see your ) °wise ?" " You .need not fear; hear him confirm your - I , quoth „ m th r e . come here (opening the door of a room and pointing to live children), do y ou think that WY husband will go and " -- against his oven children?" 117 i NAT 4tr tv2 d i t 1 6 111 4 V e4 1 1 4 ‘41 41 , et, 4 9 wil !At eq k t „ltt ..../ ktkltl. l td NN :4 4 , 1 tOt oo P 4 t 4t t ile ~ i ‘l,,‘ t h g ti li l / 4 Elb • Nel. N ci, 1 ,11;.c of .. N V, _.. ifoi , • of V 4 14,1 ) 4 C yt ßat t t th - Illpp i . , tit il ltiq 0 t i tkl l l 4 l 10, r e. 7 , 4 b `{0 t 1 i4 4.1 7, 1 4 0 i t:lhtl° 1 41 : '' it hh il e N k ) O A t t t1 4% ,e ti lt tei k :'lt Ivgia Zl i tl i t '), 1 'ti l Q ,tel, ttil4 - l4t t lll ti oti ) k ': 4 it' , l') . ' il tit th , 4 1 . ip,ll ih l 11 1 4 1 :0 t ;, °ll ltr ik lll tilt N°l 041q4 " t Pr 4 t tfl 4 hl' ei l'Z,z PVO 4 4 41 4 i k lit h tit lvi, ) ~ , vo n 114. i 4 , ii ifi it h 4 m ' °I t h % l• • it h ,,tly N;h il 4 14' t • , e~~~ • .