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I•HILITRE ROYAL, DRURY-LA:SE knout, be restored to life or health ? How can it conquering country of ilf-gotten territory is not a . . the Burmese lent no assistance in putting out the I plication, and an aufhorieation must be demandecl. But,
! flatucs.-During the past fortnioht 57t3 have had MARica NEWS.--Crhis Day.)
Lessee, Mr. E. T. Smith.
, ae the President of the Corned of State; declared in the
be ascertained that there is a real amnesty, while humiliation in the ordinary sense of the word. LATEST NE IiTS • '
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ENGLI3II OPERA.
• three arrivals 'from the Persian Gulf, the latest name of the Governaieut at a late si,ting of the legisla-
CORN EXCHANGE.
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THIS EVENING wintesprosuced parties may be executed or expatriated by thou- What cannot be held with honour, it is no humilia-
being the Victoria steamer from Bushire on tire body, you must, in decidinse on such demands, give
CURRENCY PER ImPERIAL MEASURE.
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR.
ea the 20th of March. Everything was quiet the greatest latitude to every citizen. You will not for-
The leadine country marketa held on Seturday were but
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sands and tens of thousauds, without any cause tion to lose. The thief who has breken into our house
and peaceable, the English residents being treated
To cou:lude with
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getithat the prohibit,ion intiet be! Jiro and exceptional,
moderately :applied with both wheat and barley • whilst
• THE YANKEE HOUSEKEEPER. ' being aseigned for the punishment ? It is oh- and taken our plate is in no ordinary sense of the
RATIFICATION OF THE TREATY with the most marlead respect by Gevernment. It abane fou_ndded on the Ganger of. si,loric,
foutragef ant! dibstur-
the trade for those articles ruled stead at ver full prices,
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mous that there can be no adequate security word humiliated merely by being compelled to re-
was rumoured that the Ainbassaslor'sflagliad, under an:tea' ‘e.anednirl;al ', e.
All other grain sold elowly ; but flOUryco'namanyded extreme
THEATRE ROYAL, HA.YMARKET.
OF PEACE.
some provisional arrangement with the Consul, been 'r.tesehip'ewr btabn
iinnauye. ebce,, apvroe
fu:rroerd teeTiel
ensee-
Theder tile Management of Mr. Buckstone. for these unfortunate persons, who may have turn it. That is regarded as simple justice, and
rates.
THIS EVENING,
bitter cause to deplore their intercourse with the the humilintion begins -with the penal servitud.e -.....--400........... rehoieted at Teheran, and that Mr. Murray might , rules, Monsieur le Prefet are simple and secure the
fullest liberty to unit-anal 'muffrage The will of the &n. The French markets have become firmer for Wheat ata
very possibly be requested by the Shah to return. perer is, that it shalt 'be practised in good faith.-7/c- flour; but the bUsiness doing in the Bettie ports
.for ship-
THE EVIL GENIUS.
Followed by . trodps or seamen of the Allied Powers. and a prison. To have compelled the restitution PARIS, SUNDAY.- 11l place of proceeding to Mussool, near Bagdad, in cept, eot.,
Turkish Arabia, as originallyprO,eoSeCl he had eone BILLAULT. ment to England is limited.
EL GAMBU3INO; or, The Mexican Goldseeker. It was thoroughly understood that the of Poland, and of all Bessarabia for instance, At three o'clock this day a solemn. sitting of. north-westward to Tabreez, renLiuin'g within'the - The arrivals of English grain up to our market, lost
r 14 which PEREA NEN! and the Spanish Dancers win ap,pear.
SPORTING NOTES. week, were limited. From abroad, we received 6,72°„
Ottoman Empire was to be admitted into the would have boen no humiliation. Had Russia
Persian dominions. Everything continues uncer-
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. After which,
the Congress took place at the Ministry of Foreign
.0 quarters of wheat, 1,536 barley, 9,614 oats, 22 beans, 6°
•:. .i: - • : GRIUSHAW, BAGS/IA W, A.ND BRADSHA.W. European system and its- independence and been brought to the slightest sense of justice she
tain in reference to the occup dim), of Herat and the
FROM NE WM ARK ET. tares, 160 linseed, 707 sundry ssods, 1,423 sacks and. 5,336
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Affairs, under the presidency of Count Waleweki) state of inattere iu Affghanistan. The treaties of
. To conclude with integrity guaranteed. There is, therefore, Would have proffered restitution. The error was
i 1.18151140,
wwalylichholuinaednitobegisptuDbloi
ssth ei‘diashhoz that we are Not a ecrap of trustworthy informatiqn is to bo picked barrele of flour.
e
• THE POSTMAN'S KNOCK.
for the purpose of exchanging the ratifications of
ed unless in up' Opinions on the Two Thousaed are divided. Fresh up to-day, the arrivals of English wheat, coast'
, nothing in these proviSions to render the twofold, first in assuming that such an aggressor
ir• • •
Some people say tha,t Yellow Jack can't lose, some that wise and bytland carriage, were moderate, but in ft
the Treaty of Paris. • So far as it meets our conveniency. The most pro-
ROYAL PRD/CESS'S THEATRE, OXFORD-STREET. Treaty more satisfactory, and the- stipulation that ought not to be humiliated ; next, to applying
ayerige conddif io, .11 Tkhere wars a decided improVement 1_
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fouud tranquillity continues to reign throughout Porto Rico's success is a certainty, and others that Fez-
tinder the Management of afr. Cnaates ICEAs. in case:of differences between the Porte and Russia that word to compulsory restitution of stolen ter- Austria was repretented by Baron Hubner ;
ie c em.in or a Inds. The Essex wheats moved og
British India.-Our railway operations are proceed- zoletto will come in alone. Be those contradictory t
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freely, at Is per quarter above the quotations realised 00
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the Dardanelles might be opened for .the admis- ritory. France, by Count Walewski and Baron Bour- iug rapidly.-The Madras Railway is expected to statements as they may, and, notwithstandino the de-
- - Per the Benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean. .
Moncia.y lost. For. Kent samples the demand was not quite
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be opened for traffic to Arcot, a distance of 70 termined opposition which the horse has encountered,
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. . • _ , THE VICTOR VANQUISHED. .
5101 i Of vessels bearing troops, was one that 'could Then, as to the example of France.. Had we queney ; Great Britain, by Lord Cowley ; Pruse
89 active, yet a fair clearance wus effected, and prices well
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miles, in the month o.f July. The location for a lam fully prepared to see either
- - -'-' • - - • • THE WINTER'S TALE. - not possibly have been overlooked by any per- attempted to overthrow the Romanoff dynasty, sia, by Baron de Hatzfeld ; Russie, by Count couple of cotton factories, completed or about to be
YELLOW JACK or MILTON , the turn against buyers.
We.were f.airly supplied wit.h foreign wheat, but a logs;
Principal characters by Mr. and Mrs. C. Keen. sons assuming the diplomatic character. We not a very likely thing, since we also are the sub-
commenced, has been fixed beside a ridge of basalt,
Orloff and Baron Brunow ; Sardinia, by Count
the winner. The latter has not broken do wn and sso le tity of it was of low quality. A full average busine
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must, therefore,7perforce content ourselves as we jects of a purely German dynasty, it were reason. where water for their steam engines is least likely
ho have seen him entertain a good opi:sion lof Phis qwuaasntransacted in that grain, at prices fully equal to those
ROYAL THEATRE ADELPHI.
Villamarina ; and Turkey, by Aali Paella and to. be. found, where there is neither railway nor wo
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Proprtator and Manager, Mr. B. Webster. best can with the inauspicious termination of able to expect that " all the Russias " would Make
cuance. I can't "stand " John Scott's huge overgrewn realised on this day week.
Directress, Madame Ceieste.
Mehemed Devemil Bey. shipping port, nor any single recommendation save
what was once doomed a. just and honourable war, it a point of honour to restore the expatriated
that the ground. belongs to partnere. Along the dromedary of a horse ; still the animal ha.s a host of ad• Floating cargoes were in better request, but not dearer.
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THIS EVENING,
The Plenipotentiaries drew up a proees verbal other side of the island four miles away, all these mirers. The supply of both Englieh and foreign barley svls
„ LIRE AND UNLIKE. and swallow our respective leeks with what appe• family to their throne. The illustration, how-
sms.ll. Althou,gh there was less activity in the trade than
Messrs. B. Webster. Wrieht, P. Ile ',ord. C. Selby, Garden;
Madame Celsste, Miss Wyndham.' tite, WO ina.y, and as few wry faces as possible ever, tells altogether against the argument it is of the exchange of the ratifications, and all the requisites prevailed in perfection. We give the A refreshing rain has fallen, and the turf is in splendid
for some time past, lata rates were well supported.
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matter prominent notice, because should the pre- condition. The town is, however, very dull, and down
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After which,
quoted to support. France has acquiesced in members present affixed their signatures to the sent projects fail through ignorance and jobbery, it to my present writing few visitors have arrived. Malt sold steadily, and the best samples were worth 80'l
under the infelicitous circumstances.
URGENT PRIVATE AFFAIRS.
must by no means be assumed that prosperous per quarter. .
• To conclude with Parliament has stilt one chance of redeeming its being stripped of all her European conquests-
I am perforce obliged to cut my communication short,
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HOW'S YOUR UNCLE ?
cotton factories are incapable of being established The show of oats was less extensive.
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because an accident has compelled me to delay writine
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own reputation-but it is its last. The " light Italy, Spain, Belgium-even the Rhenish pro-
until within a very few minutes of the time when my Good sound corn changed hands freely, at full quote'
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. . document.
The treaty will be communicated to-morrow to amongst us, were such principles acted. on as a
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aLt oltanstp%avreceeliess sir)irpipccersrt.ed former terius.
ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE. cloud is already passing from the face of the vinces-everything wrongly gotten she quietly
Lancashire man would take for his guidance.
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the Senate and the Corp 3 Le'gislatif, and published
parcel must be despatched.
Lessee and Manager, Mr. Alfred Wigan.
moon," and those who neglect this opportunity leaves; and some of it in worse hands thee her The Governor-General and governors local are at
A FRESIaI MAN. Beans and peas were in moderate supply and fair re•
THIS EVENING
in the Moniteur on Tuesday. the seats of Government.
will have a heavy account to render to their dis- own, too. Russia, also, should be conscious that
Newmarket, Monday Morning.
Our money market has not improved during the
The flour trade was steady, and country marks were the
' STILL WATERS RUN DEE?.
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After which will be prodnced a New and doubly-moral, though appointed constituents when answering for the Puland, Bessarabia, Finland, dec., are not lawfully _
fortnight, and all descriptions of securities are dull --- turn dearer.
exceseevely old, Melodramatic Fairy Extravaganza, entitled
BERLIN, SUNDAY, APRIL 2'7. of sale. Little business has been done in imports, TATTERSALL'S.-SATURDAY. vVbeet---Essex & Kent, Malt-Chevaller ..•• 789 to 60
manner in which they have acted in their respec- hers. Had the illegality of the thefts been pro-
Red - - new 55 i to 633 Oats --Yorkshire and
THE DISCREET PRINCESS; or, the Three Glass Distaffs.
TWO THOUSAND.
which Messrs. Emery, F. Rob3on, 11. Cooper, Miss Marston, live Stewa,rdsitipS) and seeking a renewal of the claimed by Europe, had she been required to our- The Dresden Journal publishes the entire text aFnisleigphrtieceasrogfiernmerally have not yet advanced.
2to 1 agst Yellow Jack (offered) Ditt0...e.... old -a -a Lincelnsk., Feed 22s 2"
Ditto, White new 60s 75s Potato . • 24s 29%
and Miss Maskell will appear.
sto 2 agst Perto Rico (taken) Ditto..... . old -s -s Youghal and Cork
trusts which they have deliberately violated. render all at the peril of English gun-boats and aof the Treaty of Peace, including Articles sto 8, -
Norfolk anW Lin- Black. ...• .. 20s 223
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. 7 to 2 agst Fazzoletto (taken)
ROYAL SURREY TEIEATRE.
Polish invasion, she was not in a condition to
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iBto 1 agst Bird-in-Hand (taken) coln, Red, old -s -a Cork, White ..... 21s 2"
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not hitherto published. REPORT OF THE BOMBAY MARKET, FROM THE 19TH MARCH
Ditto new •.• • -56 s 6ls Sootch, Feed. - - 263 30s
Lessees, Messrs. Shepherd and Creswick.
12 to 1 agst Milton (taken and offered)
Now that the War hag terminated, that the struggle on, and she would never have dared to
TO IST APRIL.
aye -Old •• •••••• •• •• -s -s Beans-Tlek ... -•• .. 33s 39
The substance of these articles is :-
1000 to 60 agst The Prince (taken) ,si ow .. .. .. ••- • • 453 47s Pigeons . .... 33, 421
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repeat a theft for which she had been tried and The Overland Mail of the 26th February was received
Will be performed a neev Drama, entitled ratifications have been duly exchanged, and the
"An amnesty for compromised subjects (of at Bombay, per the Peninsular and Oriental steamer 20 to 1 egstsPitapat (taken) na-ley.--Grineing...•. 30s 336 Peas-Grey .......... 32, 36s
Malting .....•• •• 32s 3se, Maple. -- .• .... 35s 3"
HOW WE LIVE IN THE: WORLD OF LONDON.
convicted. No, there were other reasons which
Pottinger, on the 24th of March. 20 to 1 agst Brother to Bird-on-the-Wing. (off )
rejoicings (0 for Peace are about to be celebrated
eieevatier- - • • 405 45s White... --- .. eee 424
Followed by
decided the Courts of Paris and London to Jeave Russia ?). .
Our money market during the fortnight has shown no 60 to 50 about Porto Rico and Fazzoletto coupled Malt-Suffolk and Nor- Boilers • • ........ 433 46i
SARAH'S YOUNG MAN. by the German party, there can no longer be any
symptoms of improvement. (taken) folk ••--• • •• •• 74s 78s Flour-Town-made... 63s 651
" The admission of the Ottoman Porte into the
er0wn............... Ms 66s Suffolk .......... 463 50e
To conclude with pretext for withholding a stringent and rigid in- Russia all her stolen territory. It was not that
IMPORTS.-Although during the past fortnight there CHESTER CUP.
Kingatonand Ware 750 786 Stocktn &Norfolk 46s 300
SHE TWO POLTS.
concert of European States. has been an active demand for grey goods, transactions Bto 1 agst Imogene (taken)
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. - ve3tigation into the causes that led to the sacri- they could not have ceinpelled. its surrender,
have not been extensive as prices have not advanced 10 to 1 ng,t Yorkehire Grey (taken) METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. ace of so many thousands of lives and so many not that they feared it would ever revert to " The guara,ntee of the independence and in- sufficiently to induce holsitrs to give way. 10 to 1 agst One Act (taken) The imports of foreign !stock still continue on a verf
Lessee and Manner, Mr. Win. Cooke.
EXPORTS.-Cotton Wool-Prices have improved since 12 to 1 eget Yellow Jack (taken) limited scale. Last week they were only 431 head, In the
millions of money. The whole of the grose mis- the aggressor, but that despets trembled. lest tegrity of the Ottoman empire.
THIS EVENING,
the arrival of laot mail, and new supplies frona the dis- 14 to 1 agst Hospitality (taken) corresponding week in 1855 we received 1,21.1; in 1854,
The Grand Snectacls, Lord Ils•ren'e MAZEPPA. and the WILD
1,101 ; in 1853, 3,550; iu 1852, 1,944; in 1851, 1,647;
HORSE, in which the whole of Mr. W. Cooko's highly-trained horses a •
manaeement that prevented the glorious victories nations, unrepresented now by crowned heads, , "In differences between the Porte and the triete are now corning forward freely.
THE DERBY.
lad in 1850, 1,360 head.
will appear.
obtained by the allied troops from being actively should regain their
rights. The dewn_troddeu . .
Ex:CHANGE.-The mail steamer having brought 30 lacs
other contracting Power (Rusgia ?), should the in silver, buyers got frightened, and best bills were done 9to 4 ag,st Wentworth (taken)
lIIPORTS INTO LONDON LAST WEEK.
. After which, the EQUESTRIAN SCENES in the CIRCLE. Miss
6to 1 agst Cannobie (7 to 1 taken)
Kate Cooke en her mikewhite cherger, Snowdrop, in her elegant followed up to their le,gitimate resulte istay nove countrie3 are but conntries. No exiled , despot
other Powers intervene aa additional article pro- las low as 2s. 14(1. ; after a few days the demand slackened 10 to 1 agst Ellington (effered) From
Rotterdam Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. nese
9 ••• - ... - ... 41 ... ---
Act of Manage de la Haute Ecale.
and local credits went at 2s. 2d. to 2i1., and documents 12 to 1 ag, t Artillery (taken)
To conclude with ENGLAND'S HARVEST 11031 E and NATIO- bo disclosed without any possible " injury to our claims any of the Thronee. How different would '
Calais
NAL STEEPLECHASE.
arms " arising from the publication. Secrecy have been the tone had each of these nationalities vides that the Dardanelles shall not be closed for :td,2s. 2.-icl. to 2e. 2.1 d., and the rate at this date has an
vancing tendency. 15 to 1 agst Porto Rico (16 to 1 also laid)
20 to 1 agst Rogerthorpe (taken) ilarlingeu - ... - ... 14 ... ---
antwerp - •.. - ... - ... 31 ... ---
Immense preparations are in progress for Whit-Monday.
ghips introducing troops."
now can only be observed for the purpose of banished or beheaded some counterpart of the
Court's bills on Bengal are runees 98g. 25 to 1 agst Fly-by-Night (taken and offered) Hamburgh - ... 160 ... - ~. - ... --
Box-office open frmi EleV,ll till Foote Stage Manager, Mr. IV.
West. Equestrian Director, Ur. yr. Ceske, Pin•
screening the wrong-doers from well-merited BOURBONS, IlArseunos, or STUARTS. .-----. 60 days' sight on China, rupees 218. 40 to 1 agst Newington (taken) - --- --- -- ----•
30 days' sight on Madras, rupees 99. 1000 to 10 agst Sir Tatton (taken) Total.- 180 ... 160 e. - ... 91 ... ---
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EMMA. STANLEY'S " SEVEN AGES OF WOMAN." obloquy, or maintaining a highly objectionable and There is another entirely
,one sided argument TRIESTE, SUNDAY. Freights are firm, and we now quote V. 7s. 63. per
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ton for cotton, and for oil seeds 4/. 15s. per ton.
Beasts. Sheep. Lambs. Calves. Pipe
Evenin,g performances as amal, on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, defective "system " unimpeh-ed. It cennot be put forward. "No peace ought to rankle in the Wo learn from Beyrout, under date of the 14th,
THE PEACE REJOICINGS. IS 5 7OB ... 155 .., - ... 367 ... --7,'
and Fridays, tit I o'clock.
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for the interests of the People that the grave bosom of any of the parties to it," and "it ought that the whole of the Naplowz country is in a CHI N A. ---„,40,............... 1854 539 ... 214 ... - ... 319 ... "'
Admissloh-Back Seats, Is.; Centre Seats, 25.; Stalls, 3s.
Tbe preparations for the fireworks in Hyde-park, the 12:4 ... p 94 ... 2,124 ". __
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SAINT MARTIN'S HALL, Lone-acre. delinquencies which occurred should. be hu3hed to be one which all sides are concerned in main-
state of insurrection, in consequence of the re- We have received the Oveeland Friend of China
Green-park, and the Victoria-park, are now completed. 1851 390 .., 992 ... _
... 535
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442 ... 772 .., _
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... 73
a
- - up, or the serious mistakes committed by those taining." Suppose we accept the argument-
of the 15th March. It contains no additional news
The buildings are each severally 200 feet long, and sixty
rot
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facl
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lel
vodewssi
ys :
81
1850 3BS ... 607 ... - ... 303 ... --
HIGH WA.TER AT LONDON BRIDGE. placed in authority concealed. It signifies little who then aro the parties to the peace ? who, all ported murder of a Turkish mendicant by an
to what has already appeared in the telegraphic de- feet high. The fireworks are in an advanced state of
Tali Dax-Morn. 2 min. a.ft. 7-Evening 44 min. aft. 7
English missionary. The foreign Coneulates had spatch.
preparation and could on an easergency be completed A very limited supply of foreien stock was on sale in to•
whether those errors arose from incaPocity or from sides concerned in it ? Ara the Royal families
The fire at Hong- Kong took place on the 23d in a day or'two. Ou the part of the Government fire day's market, both as to umnbet?and quality.
T v-Moesow-Morn. 25 min. aft. 8-Evening 12 nein. aft. 9
been pillaged ; the Prussian Consul killed.
even more objectionable causes. It is essential to who met by deputy at Paris the sole parties ?
February. 8 ) heuses were destroyed (the value works will be provided of a similar character as tTorse in From our own graziug districts, as well as from Scot.
estimated at $100,000). Seven persons lost their London for Edinburgh and Dublin, and it is expe ted thluad, wo teceived_ atiful!raveralge s.utply o_f beasts. fresh ug
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the welfare and security of the nation that we Were they there as individuals, or as the repre-
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that ninny of the principal cities in the kingdom wili ihinsreowrnelt.? ' d
THE WEATHER-Suer OFFICE, APRIL 27.
lives.
vlenry gilenejaA lwt lees' gu
:hantdheco
should profit by the dearly-bought experience of sentatives of their respective peoples ?If the MARSEILLES, APRIL 26. We take the following from the Overland Friend embrace the opportunity to-give vent to their joy at the *buyers was tolerably good*, the beef trade ruled heavy,
THERMOMETER, IN THE SHAM
61-highest since noon yesterday. the past, no as to guard against similar mistakes former, then they were but a wicked conspiracy The Thabor has arrived, with intellioence from •-f ( ltina :-- return of peace. With respect to the firewor ts in the and prices gave way, compared with Monday last, from
. 46 -lowest this morning and darbie the night.
against Europe-if the latter, the inquiry arises " The currency change at Shanghai seems to be beset metropolis, the discharge of rockets from Primrose-hill is 2d. to 4d. per Sibs.
for tho future. No spurious sentimentality should
expected to be the ino-e effective. Above 20,000 will be Tha arrivals from Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Cam-
' 45-this day at noon.
Constantinople to the 17th instant. with unexpected difficuities. The Cainese bankers have antdtiotoi odna
nocfe :101 If
BAROMETER, 29'47. be allowed to prevail-no arguments that, now whether their subjects are ALL concerned in
The Trident and Jemappes had taken on board if:efutshed to take,Mexican dollars., or to give money-orders dilcharged at once. Some of th.e pieces and bouquets b_rioiltolgeoshierre
aarrosouohty.eol,ltom
_2,40_ 0
_Svcotr., and shorthorns;
wril be of a most splendid description, several of them ir._,,,,
dtn_ p t . t Et_ c,_, d, 300tlf
dal ro,us breeds ; l frosm.
• WIND, N.E.-Freah, with very dull, rainy weather. It
that the matter has terminated, we should avoid maintaining this peace. We doubt that truth T Taoutee 13 trying to accommodate this
isin 1, bp. o?sen , an i from Sco an , 700 Sco.s, amo ;
rained heavily this moraine, and indeed all day up to
difficulty, but it is very douhtful if he will succeed. It being sixty feet high. In the House of Commons it was "i•
must chow° the mere unpleasing side of the 4,000 men whose period of service bad expired.
. nightfall.
anything that may lead to unpleasant inquiries or
is asserted that only one fureiea firiu tried to keep the staned that the cost would not exceed 8,000/. ; but, w Tml“Y,r "niT* I hi d •
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Marshal Pelissier had paid a visit to General books in Mexican dollars, anethat that one had to give considering the extent of the preparations, it ig vc r
y 1)208:(i),?e2 clicne: itoehanriena:iol tchoen /r-
-ed I'lliewienPi;tlt:cal
46 -highest since noon yesterday. cause additional indignation to excite, or rankle dilemma. That, in feet, the one thought was
questionable whether this sum will cover the outlay. trade was not quite so brisk as on Monday last, yet that
44 e-lowe.st this morning art 4 during the night. in, the public mind. It is the privilege that from the Atlantic to the Caspian ; from the Luders, who returned it on tthe 14th, when the it
t'i'PWe are so r to have to repart that the firm of Nye, •......-..
day's improvement in value was supported. The best
Baltic to the Adrietic no peeple should dare "to Marshal entertained him. at a dejeuner, where the
51-this day at noon.
Brothers, and re,Y) ,of Centon, has been ' compelled to On Saturday a meeting was held of the lessees and Downs, iu the wool, were worth ss. Bd. ; out of the wool,
BA.ROMETER-29 65-i•ising. of the people that they should know not
'ti ! o
aWtr ne
T., , ,IT.N . E . -Light, with fine, sunshiny,
_cold only the truth, but the whole truth ; that they peep, or mutter, or more the wing." Diplomacy sop payment. Th.dr lia!silities are, we hear, very heavy managers of the London theatres, to take into censidere. ss. 2d. per Blbs. About 10,000 sheep were shown.
greatest cordiality prevailed. -t is said as DA ten as $1,500,000, Of the means they tion the posh ion in which the various metropolitan The arrival of lambs was moderate ; those from the Isle
talked not of suppression, ipsissimis verbis, but it
of Wight being 250 head.
.The lamb trade was heavy, :a
should learn through what influences incapable
The Commander-ins Chief of the Russian army have of meeting those liabilitiee we are not as yet in a theatres would be placed, with reft.rence to the generel
position to give any authentic information." rejoicings, and public entertainments, which will take a reduction in the quotations of fully 4d. per Sibs. The
el+.7l'-'47. - Generals were appointed to vitally important corns well knew how to arrange so that every despot
was present at the races and at the theatrical per- --- place, it is expected, on the anniversary of her Majesty's p quotation was 6s. Bd. per Sibs.
the
tsuilrpslet. owf wkh,ich wets ..ery mo_tlerate, move 4
- MI) P ..IfL.,:;.'XW- i mands, and what were the nature of the iustruc- should be pledged by his own necessities to sym-
EGYPT. birthday, in the month of May next. There were pre-
quo a ions. The bese veal
~',/. '
~ eSe elereez-e. Un
tions they received ; whether they were to spare Pathise with the necessities of his neighbour des- formance.
• ALEXANDRIA, Aran 20. sent Mr. Benjamin Webster, of the Adel* ; Mr.
Buckstone, of the Haymarket ; Mr. Cooke, of Astley's ; We had a very dull sale for pigs, at barelY stationer,
pear tilbs.ee s
--- Ce aseesee.• e- a a a o
iot. Had Russia been made honest she would Commerce had resumed. its activity, to a cer-
Messrs. Shepherd and Creswiek, of the Surrey ; Messrs. prices.
, Sebastopol as Odessa was spared, and merely to I
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer j- h
To nson t /Nds;elson.Lee, of the City of London ; Mr. Per Sibs to sink the offal's.
make ho3tile demonatrations, which, like the have sought her reven,ge by making others honest. tain extent, at Kalniesh and. Balaklava. Pero arrived here yesterday with the London mail
rriaao;d M;
re. 72:.„,-ci,f cstfh tehicirti: in,,,,,,, 8. d. s. d. f . m d.
LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL 28, 1856.
of the 10th of April, which was thus brought to
Inferior Beasta....3 2to 3 6,PrimeSonthdowagg 4 -5
8
wooden cannon of the Chinese, might terrify their Had she been compelled to give Poland its rights A regulation of the intercouree between the
Mr 7 €l"Ty:e , te; thee Stet
dAelleaseyanat,lrsiaueizu
teliitidarv„ilaitzbtetretr= 1.. no Mr. James, of the Queen's ; Mr. sk. Wigan, of Cie aeliotyxs..n..43 /11 ? 140ipLtaism•geeesrmsea.ucadlov.7. I
II (1);
__.4.______
her agents would have reminded Hungaria,ns of
mitted Olympic ; and Mr. E. T. Smith of Dru-y-lane In the iePririnedlacir;
opponents. All these are matters that m.uet now
Russians and the Allies ha.d been established, as
" The Precious Treaty" has been duly ratified • .
KOSSIITII and. Italy of MAZZINI, a,nd. Russia, with
to India in a shorter tirne than any preceding meil. course of a very animated andearnest -convcrs"ation on rrime Scots, Sic. 46 4 B,'Large hogs
be ascertained beyond. the pessibllity of dispute or
well as a system of passes. The permissions for
rior Sheep ... 4 G. 4 4 rSinall porkers
I'll 4. ita details. At three p.m. yesterday, a day .
all the oppreseed fur her allies, would not be the . Her Majesty's steam surveying-vessel Tartarus the sul,ject, it was suggested that the theatres should be 'snfe
difficulty, so that Parliament an.l the people may
t,ei.Laoned quality ...4 6 4 10,Suckling calves 22 0 29 0
later than the time limited by the Plenipoten-
asking for peace. three days' leave of absence were reserved as ais here, and is in the first instance to make an ac- thrown open to the public gratuitously ; and a depute- crseawlled.s 0 5 2,iQuarter old pigs 21 027 0
be prepared to act energetically and decisively on Party
curate survey of the coast of Egypt. The report tion of the gentlemen present was appointed to wait on Lamb, 6s Od to 7s 2d.
Caries, the Peace was formally confirmed, and
recompence for the troops.
•
the information so ohtained. The result is this plain one, that fully half the
on the coast of Damietta and Tirol, where the Sir Gs Grey, and learn his sentiments on the matter,
TOTAL SUPPLY. I POSEIGN SUPPLY.
will this day be officially communicated to the
The subscription of 43,000,000 of francs, for projected Suez Camel is to join the Mediterranean, 0•••••••...........„•1•......tm..11M. Beasts ............. ...... 4,151 i names.. ..........._ 259
Everything tends ti prove the accuracy of that peoples of Eerope have no concern whatever in
•;hcei, and ',lints ...... • • 19,600 Shrp .. .. .., .. ..... ... 5:
Senate and Legislative Body. We may assume
will tend much to assist the public in Eneland to
repeatedly asserted in these columns., that if the maintaining, this peace. Humiliation is tenderly cutting through the Isthmus of Suez, had been
come to a conclusion with reeerd to the iTractica- TIIE LONDON ol ND SOUTII- WE:STERN 4,lsves :::::::::::::::::: 12 (aesve4':::::::::, :::::::: 7
that it will also be announced in both Efouses of
P RAIL WAY.-T.HE LATE NAVAL RE- A. statement and comparison of the supplies and prices of fat
advice of poer General CAleraserr, himself one of warded off from a gulity CZAR, but as carefully completed fit three days. bility of the canal across tho isthmus.
Parliament, and that the terms which, with the
A new Governor-General of the Dutch East In- VIEW.
stock exhibited and sold in Smithfield Cattle Market, on
the victims to its disregard, had baen taken, and Perpetuated for his innocent victims. Poland is '
----
Monday, April 31, 1555, and in the Metropolitan Market
exception of four missing Articles, were on Wel-
dies (General Pahud) has just passed through Egypt
this day, Mond ev, .knril 28, 1856.
the Alma followed up by au immediate onslaugh t still to be before all Europe stript of her nobles, of THE OVERLAND MAIL. on his way to his poi'. On the 18th lie had an We have df-d f f d •
d .t I c srre or aew ay,, .
e until the disappointed
Per Übe, to sink the offal& , .
-
nesclay published in the daily journals, will at
an
.excise parties had so far calmed down as to be ac-
"astopol while its earrison was panic- her franchisee, of her independent administration, Despatches from India, Australia and China, in offic'al interview with Said Pasha whom he re-
f . P • cessrble to reason and fact, making a,ny reference to the April 30, 1855.1Apri128,,566
length be made known to the Hereditary and ell
Seb
' ' t • • • - t• •t. f the Overland Mail,' have reached Sae fed with the in ' - .
an icipa ion o
sigma and decorations of some
s. d. si. rids. d. B. al
stricken and down-hearted we should have gained of her national existence itself ; no ignominy is
events of Wednesday last in connection with the Lon-
us. They bear ds.tes-Celcutta March 22 • Bona- Dutch order for what object it is not known and d d S li W - gears° and inferior beasts ... ... 34t0 3 6 2to 3 4
Representative branches of the Legislature. '
9 on at, uut • estern Railway Compa,ny. Never was a
a victory, and the RU3seille. stronghold would have too great for her, but the least, too much for her bay, April 2 ; Australia, Feb' 17 ; and 'Ch. S 'cl P h ''cl. - •
ina, al as adi not seem to appreciate the honour aublic company more unjustly blamed. That the officials second quality ditto ... ... ... 3 8 4 4i3 8 318
Eyen of those articles the substance has already
PPi.•inie isacrgte oxdren ... ... ... ... 4 6 4 . 8,4 0 4 4
fallen into our hands almost without resistance. oppressor. It is a Peace of Potentates, not of March 15. We append extracts :- imposed upon him. did not do all that could have been wished is perfectly
been a.scertained, so that the innelligence will have
(From, the Bombay Times of April 2.) ' After making a portion of the embankments for true, and for this great reason-that it was utterly im- C o"anir see anod Trifeerioi: 43 106 53
80 42 g
44 g
We have the unequivocal testimony of Russian Peoples ; a Peace to subjugate the millions to the
•slie•e• • '• • • ....
lost the charm of novelty ; and, as we already
SUMMARY.-The opening. of the hot weather is a the line.of railway between Alexandria and. Mare. possible. It was not. withiu.the mechanical capabilities of Sscond quality ditto
..P. - * 310 4 0 4 6 418
officers, who witnessed our extraordinary and in- few, to humiliate liberty and to corroborate
the company to whisk myriads of passengers down the Prime coarse woollecl diito - - 4 2 4 4 5 0 5 8
period of the year proverbial for its barrenness of one, Said Pasha seems to have abandoned the idea
stated, thoae who should have been the first to
.
line and back again wills the celerity and comfort which Prime Southdown ditto ::: ::,• 4 8 5 d 5 4 5 0
explicable apathy, on the point. The uneoeep. tyranny. We are told that had R 113813, been ren• intelligence. Coming on us this season after a year of c impleting this work.
obtain authentic information will he the last to
The works connected with the deepening of the these holiday traveller, most unreasonably seemed Lambs ... ...
...
...
... ... 5 4 7 0 5 8 6 8
' - - tionable evidence thus obtained corroborates and dered harmless we should soon miss her No of unusual dearth, March proves literally newsless,
to expect. The company, uuder all the circumstances, fah•ge coarse calves ~, ... .., 4 0 4 614 2 5 2
receive it: it is for the parties themselves to .
doubt we h ld ' affording us the single comfort, that no news is Mahmoodieh Canal were commenced on the, Bth
dweosnedrvres
tchommendation, instea.d of censure,
ttfonr
ththaet Prfrmereehson?sll ditto ... ... ... ... 4 8 4 i
0 5 0°135 24
45 28
confirms tha views of Some of our meat effieient sou , ;-.lmlts--aliSe her in the cause good news for the state, and that we can never be inst., with about 100,000 labourers, and it is ex-
show whether they will tamely submit to this
y accomplished. Let it never bef g ,
r 4 of all indeed capeble of formine a seund of European order ! and we are told this b
y an worse otffpife
as (7)711°
pty of intelliglce than at peactedwtillizti itth seviollubaelcowilinio:tbaticithnea nzliing ocfi they conducted the unprecedented traffic of that day, not Neal small porkers ... ... ... 4 2 4 414 4 4 0
gross and unWarrantable insult ? Whether they °lle')
" t ' ' E „aro
Beasts._ ... ... ... .., 4,112 4,155
Only without the loss of a single life, but without any
judgment on the point. Sebastopel wa3 regarded no lea journal of reputation ! Eaglishmen who piretsein . nisnuarlroe=
tiss melo;eyp= M
theYt'rade of Alexandria will re:ume its Zvon tec,"(ll-
- ... ... ... ... ... 24,260 19,600
will assent to. Allis abdication of their constitu.
peeyquieted, but the
accident whatever. Surely that was a marvellous and
as untenable. It contained bat few trap s wit remember the order restored in Han • "
p , 9
gary, in Ger- ing terror through the distriets, are quietly, and of tivity, as since last January little or no produce, most meritorious thing consideriog the hurry arid con- Calves... ... ... ... ... ... 153 - 10
tional functions, or manifest the well-founded in • '
Pigs ... .., .., ... ... .... 355 29
were dispirited and demoralised, prepared to yield manta and the Pfincipalities in 1849 ; the order their own free will, earning their bread as railway except cotton, has been brought down from the in- fueion which prevailed,' If an engine broke down, and
(SIUPpLIPS 0,:.N SALE, May 1, 1854..--33earsts, 4,668 ; sheep
dignation which such an unwarrantable coarse "
labourers, improving the country they lately ra- terior, and the vessels in the harbour have found consequently delayed the train, a,nd other trains behind
at the first on3laught, if not at-, the first sumarms. for e hich the Pruth was crossed to beetow that
all lambos, 20r,020; calves, 21h.; pigs, 290.
has eminently merited ?
ed Oude continues as tranquil and orderly as great difficulty in completine their cargoes The it, that, assuredly, should nut be made a matter of com- May e, 180 a- Beasts, 4,303; sheep a,nd lambs, 21,300;
Our neglioence and apathy, the free access allowed Rus :ian blessing on Turkey-Eaglishmen who re- avnayg of. the oldest provinces of the e • d h
mpire, an teP. 1 1 1 -1 d - d ile •
as ia las a rea y eepene e important canal of P
* 1• t ' 1 ffi • 1 It 9 accident of frequent
am against tre o cm s. is a,
calves, 228 ; pigs, 310.
We may now refer to the missing Articles, I.
Dsmanour, which feeds the Malimoodieh canal at occurrence on all the leading lines in the kingdom. And
hich enabled them to
o le nor ern Or S --ye . .
tl 'th f t member the order established. in Polaud by Net organisation fur the new administration off affairs
•n this case, it has been spoken of as if it were --
having already noticed the other points. They '
is all but completed. From the.characters of many low Nile and is making or has ordered t L
. ) . . . o, . . o e made, Y. et, 1...
NEWGATE AND LEA.DMiTHA.LL. '
throw in troops and supplies and to erect fresh olloels in 1833-will surely blush that such
es e er• • l on the part of the South-Western
several good roaes in the interior, connectine the wile in"' 'mina
• ''
- -
of the new employes, an impression has got abroad,
These markets aro. but moderately supplied with both
stre not, we, regret te say, of euch a nature
Company. The public view the matter in its proper
defences-occasioned the protracted aieg,e, the sentiments should enter the news-rooms of the that more weight ha% been given to hints and re- Principal towns, all of which will eventualry b
e light. They concur with us in the expression of their town and country killed meat. Geileeally speaking the
2,.S to create exultatiora in Eaglish hearts, or to
very beneficial to the coUntry.
demand is steady, as follows :-
fearful mortality and suffering among the Allied contineut in their ovrn tongue. commendotions from home in filling up vazancies
enormous an amount of traffic should
enable the Chancellor of the Exchequer to afford
than to the views of the Chief Commissioner. If His Highness has also ordered a light-house to be lizledzre,etribla:asnoaci
ea
at all, and especially that it sho ld Per Sibs by the carcase.
troops, the enormou.3 outlay of money, and the • --_._t____.--_--------.._________
s. d. s. fi.
relief to the overburdened tax-payers, by modify- ARRIV
AL OF THE RATIFICATION OF Sir James Outram is to be held responsible for the erected at Suez, the lantern to be brought out from have been done 'without one solitary accidentn-elfornuing Beef, interior si
Ido si
do
Alutten, Inferior 3 6 3 10
preservation of the Crimea itself to the enemy.
good government of the province the absolute no, England, which will be of very oreat a,dvantage to Advertiser.
Do., middling 3 2 3 6 Do., middling 4 0 4 2
ing or reducing the Income Tax, or striking off
A daring activity on the part of the Allie 3 might THE TREATY OF PEACE. mination of his employes is indispensable ; until the steamers on arriving at Suez°by night. [The disappointed and therefore exasperated parties Do. prime laree..3 81 0 Do., prime 44 4 6
some of the impolitic and onerous additions to the
--nee-.
the curse of patronage is removed from India, the Trade in Alexandria is very dull, the only coal- forget that special trains loaded with early passengers Do , do. 5nia.11'....4 24 4 ? Veal 3lO 5 a
have led to the complete submission of the CZAR-
for the review were running since Saturday, so that it Pork, large
.3 2 3 10 , Pork. small 4 0 4 8
indirect taxation of the country. They do not • . (From the London Gazette Extraordinary.) efficient administration of affairs is impossible. mercial transactions being contracts for wheat de-
liverable in Au was totally iwpossible for all these, the accumulation Lamb, 5s Zito Cs 44
to an honourable and satisfactory peace, not like
A doctor has been placed at the head of the gust or September next, and sone . of
give the slightest hint respecting a Russian in- FOREIGN OFFICE, APRIL 28. .
four days to, return in one, and yet they expected it ! --
Posl-office department; a civilian, to whom educe- sales of cotton, which is brouoht down by railway
the thing that hes been i
"mprovidently aereed on. -
The miracle is that so many got back.--En. SUN.] BOROUGH FIOP..
demnity for the expenses of the War, even to the 0 Tne Honourable William Stuart, First Attach& tion is as t l sn' t fP b
strange as as ro ogy, is irec or o a - and on camels' backs. 6
We fear however that instructions from home to her M • '
, , ajesty s Emleassy at Paris,. arrived this lic Instruction. Even under circumstances of Exchange on London, 9N- piastres the £ sterling. Tee- --- Medium kinds of hops, though in good supply, move Off
extent of paying for the expenses of the Naval
steadily, and prices have an upward tendency. In other
peeralysed the energies of our commanders, morning at the Foreign. office, I:ieing the bearer of which these are spetimens, we have no doubt that _____
COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. hops only a moderate busiaess is doing. Last week's im•
Review, or even the miserable and parsimonious
Oude will thrive! t ough it seems strange th. at
es
ports were 5,0 bales from Rotterdam, anti 55 from Hambro'.
he Ratification b their Ma•e • '
such as they were -that the deliberations t. .t . y j sties the Emperor
FRANCE.
arranoements made for the entertainment of Noble
we, who make mis-government the plea of ex tin-
Saturday a special Court was called for the ur- Mid and East Kent pockets, 4/ Os to 6/ Os per cwt ;
Th •
Weald of Kents, 3/ 10, to 5/ Os. ; Sussesz, 3/ Os to 41158. •
of the ABERDEEN-COBURG Government, which t
Kii.lA...u(s)tr7., , .
the Emperor of the French the
' guishing a dynasty, should make the concern of ap- e iltontteur of yesterday (Sunday) contains the osOen•of considering the propriety of re ma' e addP
Lords and Honourable -Gentlemen. The 7e. 6.1.
th E
r:fseia, .e. mperor of all the Russias, mongsly returns of trade aud navigation for tLe it3o the members of both Houses ofriPartriikt 'riii in Xis- -
derived its inspiration from unconstitutional and
poiutments take precedence of that of the good of
a head contracted to be paid to the purveyor will the line Sardinia and the Suiten of the the people. The late King has got as far as Cowie- , oth .1 ended 3.let March. The total of customs formity with the resolutions agreed to by the Court on
we have
receiv
BOROUGH AND SPITALPIELDS.
anti-English sources, was the chief cause of the
u les paid during the month of March of the pre- the llth inst.
ed ouly moderate supplies of potatoes,
not come from the Russian Treasury, or the definitiv:Treety for the restoration ' '
of Peace, and pore on his way, it is said, to Eneland without ct
terrible mistake or treason ! Lord RAGLAN was for the maintenance of the integrity and inde- the 'most remote chance of •11 '
securing one atom ot
s sent year is 14 382 224 f aelinst 15,149,671 f. paid Deputy HALE said it would be in the recollection of coastwise and by railway, since our last report. The de-
-8,000/. to be expended (without tho assent of the
lurine M. ' .2- ' b.
Rmand forg ItsiV i! t.i a sluggish state, al follows :-York
0., arch, 18ao. The total paid during the many members that on the 11th of April the Court had
compelled to act as a drag on the Alliee, to prevent pendence of the Ottoman Enipire, which. was Public sympathy. The agitation in Parliament fi`
, cotch (to., 60s, to 7as ; do. cups 50s
guardians of the public purse) for the gnasi re-
against annexation is received with ridicule and
0. •
rst quarter of the present year is 38,518,400 f. agreed to certain resolutions (the resolutions proposed by tolest:;s'ini,l3dlin r
g , 303 to 40s; Lincolns, 6',,1 to 80s • dues,
the elorious consummation that could so easily be signed at Paris on the 30th of March last.
aertst 38,358,628 f. paid during the first quarter of Mr• 11. Wellington Valiance), upen which a petition, to
joicings----" rejoicings !" GOD save the mark-for '
contempt in India, for of the hundreds of petitions
60s to 70s; Kent anti Essex, 65s to 85s per ton. '
achieved. Valuable time was wasted in the -- - - ------ prepared annually at each of the presidencies, we 1800. In the course of the first quarter of the the 1.1.0ue3 of Commons lia.d been founded ; but on that
-•
the most lame and impotent conclusion of the War.
MEETING OF MINISPERIALISTS. present_year 4,950 vessels, with an aggregate ton- o.ceasion, by some extraordinary and unaccountable ornis-
diluted operations about Balaklava, and the tardy have ninety-nine against the tyranny of native
sion, no committee or body of gentlemen had been ap- WOOL.
No, the pocket.as well as the pride and substantial
princes for one against the miscondut of the limarteMe?f 70.6,356, were entered .
inwards in time
Last week's imports of wool were only 2 bales from Ant-
opening of the trenches, there being no attempt Lord Pahnerston on Saturday summoned a meeting
pointed to communicate with the law officers of the
poi.ts ; the number entered inwards in the
werp, 69 from Hambro,' 56 from the, Cape, and 337 from
power of Rusaia has been carefully preserved. Poor
of his adherents and of those who give him a qualified British Government, and no occasion is ever let .n a
, Ceurt for the purpoee of carryin the resolutions into
de to cut off or even im de the communice-
P support in the House of Commons, for the purpose of slip, by educated natives, of proclaiming the vast c:irtriie. sap:riding quarter of 1855 was 4,n 7
-9. Yesseis) effect, and presenting' the petitiongto Parliament. The tigea Bay.
.Although over 40,000 bales will be offered at
JOHN Beim has to pay for all, and his only gain na.a
regate tonhage of 655,342. The nura- g
ttineuaeps pzielf,z, teis, =ices:I:n(1111T Privet? contract con-
law officers of the corporation were therefore standin
i p e era y are we 1 !upported.
in this. truler German t • " his un•
arrangemen IS tions between the beleaguered fortress and the disctussing the coure t? be purseed this evening on the su
of Mr. Whiteside relative to the fall of Kars. periority of English to indigenoui rule. Our
Panjaub mountain frontier continues infested with ber en teraegdg twards in the first quarter of the pre- comparatively still as far es the Court was concerned Th f lly ' '
relieving army. The dash was wantiog that
sent year was 3,193 vessels with an weeregate ton- instead too.).:waiag tizment rates of English wool :-
diminished povrer wad resource 3 t" The Treaty The meeting accordingly took place this day at one robbersandmurderers but there has been no outburst
of being in'a positii‘ni to oppose the second read: Dow: ewes, ls 2d to ls 3id ; half-
would have insured success. The Russians took o'clock, at the residence of the noble viscount in Piece- of the mountaineers in' force for many months past, ItiCec:ifTreT' 'er ent ,d'b t - ds i •
9y ; the.nrnb f
18.. ere ou ear le ing of the bill. Ile had therefore asked the Lord Mayor bred hogge'ts, ls 2,--1 to ls 3sl ; do. wethers, ls ld to ls 2d ;
is silent on this esseatial point, and the People
dilly, and was very numerously attended.
s 2 778 yes- to call a special Court in order that steps might be im- Kent fleeces mixed hog end ewes ls 2d to ls 3,.!d ;
dventa f th
ge o e unexpected loophole for escape and. on the whole we hay.e throughout the year been
sels, with pan eel sgreqeat tact
teorn
no a
.0 0
0ef04778a
521 .
Mediate! tkn to g, •s ()int a committee to combing skin' ls to ls 31 .. fl, I ' I
anne woo , ls to ls .id ;
are therefore comparatively indifferent on the a ' In the event of the motion being carried, it is expected
tehnjoy.ing asmuch tranquillity as could perhaps under
reasoelutionosrofanthieecooroarp
-their spirits were elevated, while those that the noble viscount will either dissolve the present The Moniteirrt'also' announc% that &tint Cavour carry theY t Pinto effect. They all blanket wool,'lod to 1s 11'
t per lb.
sther matters contained in that which they feel
e circumstances be looked for. The alarm that
of the Allies were pr p .
o ortionately depressed. The Parliament or resign-the former being the most likely
o •• • • B male would prove a
ur new acquisition.s in ur had an audience of the Emperor on Saturday, the knew the character of the biil ;it was an act of spolia- --
will be at best neither more nor less than an course to be adopted. The proceedines were striotly
26th inst. lion ; it took from them a vast portion of their dignity SEEDS.
Austrian occupation of the Principalities-the re- private. b burden on the empire has been dispelled by the
and income, and it was a measuHre which required their All agricultural seeds continue very dull in sale, and
armed truce of brief duration.
publication of the balance-sheet of Pegu. In the • The Moniteur of Saturday contains the following
--------.
iniroestmstrednuous opposition. ( ear, hear.) He there. prices are rather droopino. Linseed is heavy end le tx
fugal to permit the Turkish troops to march
highly-important circular, dated April 24, ad-
sale. Calcutt '4B "
The substance of the missing Articles, 5 to 8,
MEETING OF CONSERVATIVES. third year of our possession, with a defective popu-
pArcele are declared for ;bile
dressed to the prefects by the Minister of the In- °
Bombe. y, 59s to 534 per ['quarter. A moderate' demsatond fosr;
through the Turkish territory, gave the required
lotion and its resources undeveloped, we find an
" Thoa,vtea com in i tte e be appointed to prepare an ad-
are asserted at Berlin, where the national anxiety
tenor :-
cekes at late quotations. , c
opportunities, of whioli the enemy did not hesi-
to
(i. meeting of the Conservative party also took place 22cpenditure of. 170,000/, a-year, and.
dan incom of
dress to the members of both. Houses of Parliament set-
t() obtain full information is apparently more
attooot. ; or if we deduct extraor needy expendi-
n • Monsieur le PrCet-On the occisioo of a recent dis ng forth the grounds on which this corporation feele in Turnip,white,per bush. 223 to 25;
cariraway. ...... ..... 44s BOs
yat the restdence of Lord Derby, in St. James's- z
26s 28s
tate to avail themselves. Hence the mischief
net receipts, we have a cussion on the distributions of voting bulletins in matters duty bound to offer its strongest opposition to the second ,f 3fteld?3 ';;;; •':: :: 171-sa 2-4: HuermaT;
thought of than in England, to be as follows-
square. The attendance was very numerous. ture, and accept only
ts its bitteeerE;iper:Tit.trter 545 iiBs
that followed. We trust, however, that Parlia- i.,,,,,,,,...____,,,_................ balance in favour of 10,000/. a-year. The revenue of municipal elections, doubts were thrown, in a general reading of the bill entitled ' A Bill for the Better Itegu- u Sallie, rnoew•••••• -
*Viz :•-•••••
inaener, on the free and bona fide practice of univereal lation of the Corporation of London ' nd t
, a o eonduct Tares,Winter,new....7s Od Bs. Od Crushing.'•u.w. w.g- 66a
-a
Rain g •• ••
60s
62s
meat will, even at the eleventh hour, be true to A Cabinet Council was
.held on Saturday afternoon . .
durine the ast ear has risen by a uar
~
p, y .
q ter of a suffraee This fundam 1•• 1 f •• • * • • •
enta princip e o our institutions any proceedings that may be required to prevent the ter •• 58i 62- ,
Canary, per guar Odessa •• •• •• •• •• --11 --s
"An ane.nesty for compromised subjects (of
_at the Foreign-office, Downing-street. The Minis million sterline while the expenditure has but ' ' '
ters pre- . ar .
should not be the ohj- tof an doubt or equivocation. future progress of the same, and to re e •
port scour time to Rye :Tess-- -•• e -24 s 306 Linseed Cake
itself, and adopt decisive means to trace these s •
pr. ton-
Russia ?).
ent were-Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor little advanced, and already the province, which it The desire ftl E-, e •y th
7 ire uptror rs at universal suffrage time to this. Court.:' Glover,RedEng.(cwt.) 653 806 English :. ...111 lls 12/ Os'
enormous evils to their source and origin. Marquis of Lansdowne, Earl Granville, the Earl of was feared might prove ruinous, yields a centribus hll b •
- White •• •• •••• •• 703 904 Foreign,per ton 111 Os 121 os
" The admission of the Ottoman Porte into the
Harrowby, Sir G. Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, Mr. Sec- tion of 100,0001. a-year to the general resources of :h:adl b:vsPeel; ae:tz.e fo7l 7 ,t-ihewfroeroevz,
stihdaetr yery one The motion, which was seconded by Mr. BLAKE, led Foreign Ir.. -.. 603 70, Rape Cakes, pr ton 6l 103 7/ 5s
my duty to a long and rather acrimonious discussion, in the eite•• •• 70s ea Rapeseed, New, pr qr., 88s 908
Concert of European States.
--_____-----„. retary Labouchere, Lord Pammure the Chancellor of the state or nearl 10 per cent. on the gross cha gss to remind ou of the si ele d •
y , .e. p an. precise rules which, cell- course of which the bill was denounced in strong terms. Trefoil, new.......... 40s 46,
the Exchequer, Sir C. Wood, the 'Right Hon. Vernon of the wa'r. Ranyeoon has been visited b I*-*-'
y one of formably to law and Jurisprudence, constitute our public An amendment was su tdh t th L dll von --
. _ gges e , u e or A
gc The guarantee' of • the independence and in- A powerful journal wh'
, ich can argue well, but, Smith, Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Right Hon. M. those unintell:gible panics which seem occasionall law on this point. According to Art 10 of the law of d dded that it Id ot be put. TALLOW.
tegrity of the Ottoman empire. unfortunately, equally welt fot
an
sid
e has T. Dairies, and the Duke of Argyll. The Council sat to afflict all native communities. A rumour ways July 16, 1850, during the twenty daYs which precede eiTcpon a divisinee n
on, the numbers vvere- Since Monday last the demand for Tallow both on the
Y , three hours and three-quarters.
spread abroad that a number of Malays were the election, the circuhirs and political programmes, For the motion ... ... ... 56 spert and forward delivery, has been by no 'moans exten-
"ln differences between the Porto and the lately been returnine to Peelite view of the The Sultan Abd-ul-Medjid has just enteredeen his 31th .
signed by the can !idates, may, after having been cl•-po- Against it ... ... ••• -.. 8 sive. Prices, however, have ruled steady. To-day, P.YC.,
in the town securing human victims for slaughter.
other contraCting Power (Russia. ?), should tl -t P It *press a
re preeen eace. es stronely several oft- .7 '• • -
ear having been bo th 93d f A ril 1893
rn on. e - o p , a .
No man would stir out after nightfall, or per- sited at the office of the Procureur Imperial, be prated up _ on the spot, is selling at 47s per cwt. Town Tallow, 48
It 13.Pald that Tu.rkey will be represented at the ap- .
and distributed without any authorisation 'seiner required.
Majority ... ... ... 48 , nett cash. Rough fat, 28 8•1 Or 8 lbs.
other Powers intervene, an additional article pro- reiterated arguments-argument: not the worse proaching, coronation of the Emperor Alexander, by th• l • t f 1 • • •
mi is c tildren to move ou o iis sight. Tee votino bull 'i b 'ee th 'f t ''' '• 1 t
t,, l e,,, n, ern,,. a name o. tle canca ae, A committee, consisting of three alderinen and 15 (852. 1853. 1854. 1855. i 1856.
vides that the Dardanelles shall not be closed f
or for that were they really valid, and did they no ,
t Reschid Pacha. Some clever scoundrels, aware of the popular • '
_ _______ e.... _i______
to es cire
~
ular and may be freel
dis. a ha :Ira a, ran,: x.
Y commoners was then appoiuted to carry into effect the
ships introducing troops."
f them tell with equal force il C..uut Morny's suite at Moscow will be exceedingly belief, turned it into money. Men were seized
Stock this day ....,... 42.996 25,108 34,102 31.700 ) 18,593
obit.. t Any. ca.ndidateship, avow.ed by ob:
ject of the motion.
Price of Y. C •• - f 383,0:011m
tc,!7s
s60(1, 64ssOodrieg.sts3.,folt::7 s (Rota
many o , ie other way. numerous, the sum ot a million having, it is said, been after dusk to be carried before the Deputy Com. bilsoatrivibuboedis ''thiet* of it is thus at perfect liberty
----a..
These are well enough in their way ; but we For instance, the favourite one of Windsor Castle placed at his disposal to defray the expense. missioner. Of course long before they reached the to make itself knoiweier and t'o distriint to the electors - --- Delivery last week .. 930 2,256 784 1 I,Beo ' 1 BS7
Viscount Palmerston will give a grand full-dress ban- court a douceur procured the release of the victim. the material means of in' ikino their choiece known But MERITORIOUS MA N THE 'NAVY -IVO are lad Ditto from June 1.... f)8,730 98,0+1 89,741 i7B 227 9;544
should like to know what guarantee there will and the Tuileries, against humiliation of Russia
tTrivals last week.. 1,083 . 1,403 1,082 1 '958 '4ll
. (met on her Majesty's hlrtinday, bat her ladyship's Several of these inen have been arrested, and will this exception to the er:ee ;Claw on tee distribuiion of to have the opport:t7t7o4ublishing th.o narl;es ofge.er `
' Ditto from Junel ~.. 105,192 8,256 10,918 i 73,927 71,505 '
be for the bona d
ji es of the so-called amnestY• -sometimes defined as needless humiliation ;it Saturday reunione will be discontinued this season, in be brought to trial.-Prome has been utterly de- written or printed page;s 'is oily admit-ter:l'in favour of tain masters and second-masters in the navy, honourably .
Prce of Town ..... , 38i 0.1 49: 31 , 64, 91 1 56s 6d 50s 6d
ecodnsequenee of the sadden and lamented death of her
candidates] ; 1-.
a.ps tee reaP!ity of (*vhich is *guaranteed, and mentioned in despatches sines the commencement of the
Will the victims who have already been torn from is urged that treaties vrhicli rankle in the bosom
stroyed by fire. It broke out about noon on
,
I est son Lord Cowper.
the 25th of February, and in less than four hours the responsibility publicly accepted by the signed cireu , late war with Russia. They are as , follows :-Mr. --- -
their homes and families, and banished to the in- of a nation soon •1t ti mselves • and the ex- Lad Pan re wido f W'll• 1t L '
rig 1 le s y mu , w o i ram, a e ord Pan-
nia lar of the candidate. It does not apply to anonymous Robert C Allen Mr John J. Ball, Mr. Georee H
d the t. Over a space of s
consume en ire town..
~ • _
... _ e • THE NAVAL REVIEW.-The High Sheriff of Suffolk
hospitable interior, be restored to their afflicted ample of France is adduced, where, after all the tire, who died in 1852, was married on Saturday last
-• ' o-- di t•b " f • '1 • ..1 t bl. 1 B' k *
sre utions o voting bu. etins, . and r oes re: inc 17 :a ey, Mr. Frederick J. O. Evans, elr. Daniel MT. (Mr. A. Arceileckne) chartered a s •
300,000 square yards nothing but ruins are to be
teern-vessel the
-a•1 Power one of the Queen's foreign service mes-
permit the hawking about of names which, frsquelati J,,,,„, Mr. Jam„ H. Lawrence, Mr. Jabez Leana Mr. ibe, la for the per,•-e- zu of conveying parties to the naval
friends, -with ample compensation for their suffer- wars to exclude th Ist f NAPOLEON a lienoei; Th ' • • ' The la t•d f w brick houses a d
e cynae..y o 1 6• e marriage, which was solemnised at Fulham seen. pce con awe e ~ n published without tee con•ent, or eves et times in sit ‘Vtri Lon Mr Henry A. Moriarty Mr Fred •k W ' ' -" • '
w. The fare was fixed at 2/. 2s. per head, and a-
ings e Will those who have perished on the scaffold NAPOLFAN is now the absolute lord of the Fkttirtch, was quite private. Her ladyship and Mr. Power will be readily rebuilt, but the loss of property of the le
gal incapaCity, of those who 'bear them, Le ' * g'
* y _ ;_ • etre . revie
y Rea, Mr. James Roche, Ir. George B. F. Swain, Mr. surplus of 501. was derived from the speculation. It is
_e o
1 1 Wn ehortly after the ceremony for Paris for a few must be very great. The principal sufferers aro of heconae the occasion of a, disturbancz,. or 4. public ou'raee Edward J. H. Tucker, and Mr. Geurgu Williams, Six proposed to appropriate this sum to local charitable lour-
or by the fusillade, who have writhed beneath the nation. But the reply is obvious, To deprive a . weekg.
. course the merchants. As in the fire at Rangoon, r For such distributions the common law resumes its rip.. of these officers have been promoted. -es__

MERITORIOUS MASTERS IN THE ISTATY.—We- are glad
to have the opportunity of publishing the names of cer-
tain masters and second-masters in the navy, honourably
mentioned in despatches since the commencement of the
late war with Russia. They are as follows :—Mr.
Robert C. Allen, Mr. John J. Ball, Mr. George H.
Blakey, Mr. Frederick X. 0. Evans, Mr. Daniel M'D.
Jago, Mr. James H. Lawrence, Mr. Jabez Lcain Mr.
Wm. Long, Mr. Henry A. Moriarty, Mr. Frederick W.
Rea, Mr. James Roche, Mr. George B. F. Swain, Mr.
Edward J. H. Tucker, and Mr. George Williams. Six
of these officers have beeo promoted.

THE NAVAL REVIEW.—The High Sheriff of Suffolk
(Mr. A. Arcedeckne) chartered a steam-vessel, the
Iberia, for the purpve of conveying' parties to the naval
review. The faro was fixed at 21. 2e. per head, and a,
surplus of 501. was derived from the speculation. It is
proposed to appropriate this sum to local charitahje pur•
poses.