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ment."

The Funds on Wednesday continued firm. We
subjoin the only other extracts from the papers of in-
terest :
The Toulonnais of the 13th inst., after noticing the ex-
p.ected arrival of General Bugeaud from Algiers, states posi-
tively that the Duke d'Aumale will act as Governor-General
of Algeria during his absence, and adds Some versons
pretend that Marshal Bugeaud will be permanently replaced
by the Duke d'Aumale, while others affirm that he comes
home on leave merely to take part in the debate on the budget
for the colony ; and this last version appears to us to be the
most probable. Still the return of the Marshal at the moment
of the expedition to the East, planned by himself; is on the
point of being undertaken, somewhat surprises us, and we
must wait for further information before we can make up our
minds on an event of so much importance."
" We learn from the Havannah," says the Globe, " that,
thanks to the energy and firmness of M. Mollien, our Con-
sul-General at Cuba, the five Frenchmen arrested on the
absurd information of slaves, compromised in the last attempt
at revolt, viz., Messrs. Frederic Meynadier, A. R Descha
pelles, Riolle,Fouche, and Alfred Roussereau, has been se,
at liberty, after a summary examination by a magistrate.
It was full time to have justice done them, for considerable
agitation already was apparent in the numerous French po-
pulation within ten miles round Matanzas, to which distance
the execution of the Ilan of revolt, true or false, attributed to
the slaves, was tO extend."
The Lloyd Nantais has the following from Hayti, March
9th. We may remark that a general colour of exaggera-
tion pervades the late intelligence from this quarter :—" On
the 27th February the town of Santo-Domingo rose against
the Haytians. After a combat, the latter entrenched them-
selves in the arsenal where they were besieged by the Spanish
population. The French Consul having intervened the coin-
' bat ceased, and a capitulation ensued, by which the Haytians
were to deposit their arms at the residence of the French
Consul, and a vessel was to be hired to convey them eitherto Jame!, or Port-au-Prince. It was stated at the latter
place that the Spanish part of Hayti had risen generally.
!'he insurgents had put down the Haytian authorities, and
formed themselves into a republic with a provisional Go-
vernment."

THE BOURsE—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17.
First Highest Lowest Last
Price. Price. Price. Price.
French Five per Cents• •• 122 50 122 50 • • 122 • • 122
Four perCente 106 30 • • 106 30 .. 105 60 • • 106 30
Tlires per Cents... 83 60 ••83 60 83 50 .• 83 50
Bank of France... ....... 3095 3100 • • 3095 • • 3100
Latlitte Bank, I,ooof. Sharesll7o —ll7O —ll7O ..1170
5,000 f. Sharessoss .. 5055 .. 5055 ..5075
Belgian Bank ......... .
Belgian Fives, 1831 103 103/ •• 103 .. 1031
1840 .. • •
1842
Spanish Active
• 34i .. 341
Threes .... •• •
Passive 6/ .. 6/ .. 6/ .
Portuguese Five per Cents . • 461 • • 46/ • • 461
Neapolitan 102 .. 102 • • 102
Roman • . •
RAILWAY SHARES.
St. Germain ...... 832 50 .. 832 50 • • 830
Versailles, L. 8.• • ..... 240 240 • • 230
Rouen • 970 .. 970 970
Rouen to Havre• ••• • • • ..... 710 .• 710 • • 708 75 .
Orleans . ......... • • • • • ...• 952 50 .. 952 50 • • 950
Strasburg to Bale • • • • • • .... 27'6 75 .. 282 50 • • 277 50 .
RAILWAY SHARES, FOR THE ACCOUNT.
St Germain
Versailles, L.B 240 .. 210 •• 230 •
Rouen 976 .. 970 . 965
Rouen to ilayre.. ..... . 710 •• 710 •• 708 75 •
Orleans .
Strasburg toyale• . 1180 . 285 . 277 50

• 46,
• 102
• 106

• 830
• 232 50
• 970
• 708 75
• 950
• 277 50

832 50
• 232 50
965
• 708 75
. 950
• 276 75