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ALL THIS DAY, AT FIVE—TWO OF 13t1.000—TWO
OF EIO,OOO—TWO OF £l.OOO, itc. 6,r—t 30.000
FOR NINETEEN GUINEAS THIS DAY, AT FIVE.

The PAIS/ commenced irtoUsliing yesterday neerniog
at live o'clock.

LONDON, TUESDAV, MAY 31, 1895.

In the Paris Papers of Saturday there is scarcely one sr
tide worth extracting. The Etoile contains a Pros/arm-
don from the Mayor of Rheims on the Coronation. It it
followed by the programme for the arrival of the Ktwo in
the department of the Marne, and the entrance of his MA..
JEST Y into the city of Rheims. The KING KAuld step at
Tinqueux, to step into the coronation carria e. Ills ar-
rival would be announced by a salvo of artillery. Accord-
ing to an article in the Constitutionnel, the Spanish Govern-
ment is becoming somewhat milder. The passports are in
future to he what they profess to be, cards of surety instead
of tickets of proscription. Deputies from the Clergy have
been called together, to confer respecting the sale of the
seventh of the ecclesiastical estates granted' by Pius VII.
to CHARLES IV. There is, however, great reason to anti-
cipate the strongest opposition to this measure, and consi-
dering how much FERDINAND depends upon
°the priests,
he will hardly venture to enforce it.
FRENCH FUNDS.—PAR/S. MAT 28.—Five per Cram opened
at 101 f. 53c. ; closed at lOU W. Three per Cent.. 74f. 90c. Bank.
Stock, 2193 f. Rente de Naples, Certif Falronnet, W. 89c. Royal
Spanish Loan, 1823. 57. Exchange on London month,
24f. 23c. ; three months, 24f. W.—Cosstr Atitheniiyoe, May 28.

We have received advices from Bogota to the Isth of
March. The Minister Plenipotentiary from the United
Provinces of Central America wits formally received by
the Vice-President of Colombia on the 26th of February.
The latest news from Peru by this channel is to the 7th
of January. The fortress of Callao still held out. Bo-
LIOAR had issued a proclamation outlawing the garrison
for not submitting under CAN rEltill'a capitulation. Four
gun-boats had escaped from Callao, and passed over to the
besieging army. The following are extracts from the
papers

[From El Corestilarimtal of Math 10.1
Amongst the proofs of the enlightened and liberal spirit of the
age, and that the antiquated a stems of monopoly and exclusion are
flat mouldering away before the more advantageous nod more ex-
tensively beneficial principles which the diffusion of the science of
!maned economy has introduced among the commercial interews,
may be fairly clamed the speculations to South America. which
have been entered into with so much avidity in Europe, brit mere
particularly in England. The benefits which must neceasuily ac-
crue to both countries from this interchange of what each respect-
ively is in want of—the one capital, the other a field to employ then
surplus capital upon, are incalculable. Nor is it only in a com-
mercial point of view that this intimate intercourse-between the two
nations as likely to be beneficial. The employment given to our
indigent population, the introductioo amongst them of what has
been hitherto esteemed articles of luxury, the acquirement of habits
of cleanliness, industry, morality, and of that resin et to themselves
as men which they are now so lamentably in want of ; in fine, the
being reieued from the degraded feelings of slaves, to the manly
independence of freemen, are cirentostances which must attend the
Introduction of capital into this country, and, in our opinion, are
not of less importance to us than that our ports be filled with ship-
piing to carry away our surplus of cocoa and coffee. We have been
led into there reflections on perusing the prospectus of the Colon).
bian Mining Association, which has lately been formed in England
for the purpose of working the mines of Colombia. A more re.
spectable body of men as Directors can hardly he shown at the
head of any Company in the world, and arc a convincing prole(
the anxiety and exertions of the original projector, to promote the
prosperity and welfare of Colombia, and to place every thing in
connexion with this country on the most respectable footing.
[From El Colutititclottal of March 17.1
MEXICAN LEOATION.—We stop the press to announce Me
agreeable and interesting news of the arrival of his Excellence C—
lone! Anastasio Torten', Minister Plenipotentiary from the Urine,•
States of the Republic of Mexico to the Republic of Colombia. II:
is accompanied by his Secretary of Legation, Sr. Ignacio Baseir:.
a eon, we have been given to understand, of the gentleman who wiai
Intendant of this city on the memorahle lath of April, in the yet:
10. They came by the way of North America, and cast anchor i 1
the port of La ( uayra oa the 10-h inst. In the afternoon, where the,
were entertain with a truly republican banquet, at which there
seemed a con) etition between the cordial felicitatioos on the halve
arrival of out illustrious goes's, and the ingenuity of the toas:s
celebrating the advantages and impulse that the cause of !Mere
would receive from the relations of friendship and alliance esub-
. lishendinbg of the 2d h
between
2the
tßeepy arrived in this übluif:of Ittlexicicoty,an d Colombia. On the
morning
till they have recovered from the fatigues ow their willvoyage,l remain
when
drei will proceed immediately to Bogota—Consfiforiorto o Carew.
Fitt:NCO MISSION.—CARTHAGENA, FF.I. la.--On the 14th
Instant the French legate of war Constancia, under the command
d Count Si. Simon. came to an anchor in this bay. She Whigs on
Sean! the Marquis Magnum, who will set out immediately for Co-
'tote. to deliver, it is said, into the hands of the Vice-President 0:
certain
the Republic despatches from the French Oovernment et
great importance.—Carthagrea Gozette.
BOGOTA. AIMICII 17. lfif:c
On the 13th instant, at half-peat five in the afternoon. a pc: ~.
meeting took place in the Chapel of the University of this nil,. h:
which were present Dr. Pedro Gun!, Secretary of State for Foteurin
Affairs; Dr. Antonio Melo, Member of the Senate ; Pr. Joaquin
Comer and Dr. Mariano Al ino. Members of the Chamber of lie.
presentatives ; Dr. Jose Maria Esteves, Rector of the College ei
San Bartolome ; Fattier Joaquin Galvos, Rector of the University
Father Mariano Gamic*, Prior of the Dommican Consent ; l)r.
Nicolas Quebedo ; and the Secretary of the University. The.
meeting was assembled at the instance of Mr. Thompson. Arlo'
the British and Foreign Bible Society, with the view of establishing
a Bible Society in Colombia. The rules for the proposed Society
were read, and after some observations from Sr. God, it was ca'
solved unanimously to call a general meeting eft Sunday nest, 14.,

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DRVIrI-rANR 7.IIRATILZ
Tu-murrow Evening. WEDNESMV, June 10 be performed
THE 'Das; E. AND DR. F.AD
The Prlnelpal Characters by Ne.ormWaihkek=nlllll•7. Brow
13 se.
Archer, ...dfurd. Yltsbrillasn, and Peaky; Stephen.. L.
Paeon. and Purer.
After which,
TM a: aV ROBBINS BON' ar, THE. CASTLE OF OLIVAL.
The Wandering Buys, Miss Clara Fisher mad Mho Culatt.

COVENT-u.4EDEN THEATRE.
FOR THE BENEFIT or MR. JONES.
This Evening. TUESDAY, May 31, will be performed
FON FAINICBLEAU; or, OUR WAY IN FRANCE.
Laekland, Ur. Jones; lleury, Mr. Sinclair; Rosa, Miss M. 'Frei:.
WIN Paton.
End of the Play a celebrated Dance by Miss Foote and tinaViaing.
After which,
HIGH LIFE HELOW STAIRS.
Lovel, Mr. C. Kerilble: Lord fluke'' Servant, Mr. Jones; Sir Harry's
Servant, Mr. Farley. Mrs. Kitty, Mrs- Gibbs.
Tu emsclude with THE SLEEP WALKER. '
Sow" Mr Yates.
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HAY4f.4E—KEr 7'III:ATER.
This Evening, T I EqD if'. May 31, will he perforated
I'l IE mynriv WI VCS OF WINDSOR.
Sir John Falstaff, Mr. Dowton; Master Slender, Mr. J. Russell:
Justice *bellow, Mr. Younger; Ford, Mr. Vining; Sir thigh Evans,
Mr. Williams; Fenton, Mr. Melrose; Dr. Caine, Mr. W. West. Mrs.
Ford, Mre.Waylett ; Alm Page, Mrs.T. Hill; Anne Page, Mies Wage;
Mrs. Quickly, dim. C. Jones.
After Which,
YOUTH, LoYE, AND FOLLY.
Baron de Briatreourt, Mr.Williatns ; Load de Lineal, Mr. Mertes:
Florinind, Mr. Yining; Antoine, Mr. Wilkinson. Artuette, Mrs.
numb,'; Bohm Mrs. T. Hill.
To Conclude With
THE LADY AND THE DEVIL.
Wildlove, Mr. P. Ferretti Zee:A."7lqm Mrs. Waylett.
To-morrow, 'file Mayor of Garrett. Aslant Like It, and Peeping Tina.
UNDER THE ESPECIAL PATeitONAGK OF Tilt KING.
NOVA/, GA RDENS..VAUXIIA
To-morrow Evening, wcoNnsrmY, June 1, and every llttsedel,
WednesdaY; said Friday daring the Season.
The Proprietm s have the gratification to ;date, 'with the View
to deserve the highland unbotthded pataanape which they have hitherto
received, and to enable them to make the most extendve and inm.
resting srningernents for the future, they have recently purtinised the
whole of these celebrated Gardens; and the l'ublic may rest assured
that the Musical Dcpartruernt and Amusements of every descrip-
tion a, ill be such as to insure a ountinumwe of ,that exalted and
national favour, which, with the most grateful pilde, they ackuuw-
ledge.
The Amusements will commence with a 'rand Vocal and Instru-
mental Concert; au overture, composed elllthstlY for the ocesseom
by Mr. W. !Woke. At the conclusion of the Concert the National
Anthem of "God save the King" will be song by the whole vocal.
strength.
At the new Theatre an entirely new Ballet, called " Fortelle, or
the Peasant Prince;' with appropriate new Scenery, Dramas, ant
Darorat
Sign- c F. H. I'. Mesterei de Verani will exhibit his extraindingeld.,
talents in performing on Six different Installments at the same time.
I'he French Juggler, Monsieur Robert, Is re-engaged, and will ex*
bit hi, pleasing Feats, with several new Performances.
Bled:noire is also re-engaged to perform his terrific Ascent on thm
Fire-Work Rope tram the Moorish Towers he will also 2xlWhilllM
wonderful Evolntione on the Sleek Rope.
The Vantoccini, by Mr. they, will be performed with many arm,
Figures.
Several new Cosmorarnas have been added, and will be ebespllg-
during the Season.
The three Artist! in Fire-Works, who last Season obtained-OW
great celebrity, are agaku engaged. Chevalier Sonthby will szballt
this Evening; Madame Stingier on Weduceday ; and Mr. DlErier oil •
Friday. Each Artist has undertaken to produce great novelty, with,
Devices never yet equalled.
The 111,3minatlons will surpass those of any former Season.
Supper Boxes may be engaged, and Free Admissions for the Snider
Night may be had at the Gardens; at the Loudon M int Counseirelc.
Office. 141. Fleet-street; LoustaiDenuine Tea Company, 23, Ludgate.
MD, 148, Oxford-street, and 8, Charing-cross.
*is Doors open at fieven.—Admisslon 3s. 6d.