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FRIDAY, APRIL V, 1847.

' STOCK EXCHANOIC, TWELVZ O'CLOCK.
Uwe Is set ems feature la the Cease' market, s, is ills MOM
wenhaseeidealeg. • Cassels opeaed.st the sum pdee they
left et yesterday, 11Si I foe the Amount. with scarcely a bargain
doing. There b N raid's &Carotidal with heard to the Mi.
Wary ; bat report says; that le cash the 'Matilde of .mows
does net isle Mr. Camas. Ms Masson will lausediately wad for
Mr. Pam. We have it also stated. that Me wily paint of argu-
ment batons the Martpdsof Lumen's sad Mr. Casuals which
realities to seals, is, who .hoed lead to the Haase of Lads, the
Nate Marspds or Mr. Roemer! We are very maims la the
ati b knew the result.
Ts the Poselsa market little is deleg.
Correct prices : Old Spanish 123 Is. Mexican C9l 70, cams.
bias 14 I, Pertypese 7111, Russian 90e.
CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.

leery dye agnates we have reports on 'Change, that the Mar.
'cis of Lansowe k in and oat of edict ; bat the great barometer,
aril& is the hock, has not experienced any !material damnation,
by which k essay be inferred that nothing is positively known as
yet at the abject in the Oty. '
At the Stock ittchange, betts hare been Weed that the Mar-
vels of Lainsows has joined Mr. CAME&
Coach are rather heavy at present at U to 1, with little doing.
his now mid that the Than has brought 1,000,000 dollars.
Tberlaters received by her, fiesn lifeslac are of mild date.

PRICE Of STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock 2031 India Stock
4 per Cent. Red. ell 1 1 Ditto Roods 1$ 69
I per Cent. Cons, ssk i k South Sea Stock 91/ 91
41 per Cent. 65/ / 41000 Exchelpter Ws 45 44 44
41 per Cent. Red. Sal 1 1 4500 Ditto 45 44 45
`pert Cent. ?few 991 199 / "too awl MOO Ditto 45 44 46
per nst. Scrip Bank for Account
4 per Cent. ism, 9111/ 94 I India for Account
Long Ann.l9 WI / Consols for Acct. 631 c / 1
VORRION FUNDS. TWO (YCLOCR.
Austrian Bends. sr. Ct. 94 Mee. Preitts,s per Ct. 571
Muni= ads. 4p 0.641 D0.8d5.t8115,6 p Ct. 70 1
Booms Arts lids. 6 p C. SS Do. Acct. 691 701 1
Chilies Rands, 4 per Ct. 45 Russ.lids,lB22.spC. 901 /
Colombian Mod., 6 p Ct. Do. Acct.
Ditto 8d5,1424. 34 35 Span. Ns 5 p Ct. 163 1
' Os. Acct. 34 431 41 1 lie 41 D0.80ad5.1843.5 PC I
Greek Bantia.s p Ct. French Rentes.s p C. 100 f 50c
Do. Bds. 1426, 5 p Ct. 161 1 Eschew, ut 50c
BRITISH AND FORZION SHARKS, TWO O'CLOCK.
MA ILL PAID.
Anglo Meilen 100 40 421
Solemn 400 425 475
British Iron Company 50 37i 10
Potosi La Pee & Pwar. Am. 50 5 it Ss
EXCHANGES.
Astreastssar. Ann 2a..-On London. 11. 971. $ 14.11.92/.
Fusco Fauns, Aran 64.—Five per Cents. 100(.. 40c.—Three
per Cents. 711.10c.--Bank Stock. spit—hams 4. Naples,
74/.loc.—Royal Spanish Loan. 441.

We ate unable to announce. as yet, the tertnination of
the negociation for tie accession of the Marquis LANs-
DOWN to the Cabinet. We understand. however, that

things are proceeding in the most favourable train. and

that the whole may be expected to be wountkup this
evening. Should the particulars transpire in sufficient
time, we shall publish then in a Second Edition.
The Noble Marquis had another conference this
morning with Mr. CASSINO, at which the Earl of
ananowsy was present.

We have received the Paris Papers in due course.
They are excessively dull—not from want of matter,
however, for the amusing vagaries of King FCILDISAND
and his Apostolicals are an inexhaustible theme. The
contest in Portugal between the fiieads and foes of
liberty is a treat for an Epicurean; and the affairs of
Greece, w..ich have been a standing dish for these five
years, without ever cloying the stomach of the reader,
are always ready at a pinch. We are at a loss, there.
fore, to discover why the Papers are become all at once
so insufferably heavy; unless it be the suspence in
which the single question, that, for the last three
weeks, has agitated this country, from the palace to the
humblest cottage, and which has excited as lively an
interest in the political circles of the French capital, as
if it was a question purely and exclusively French. We
really b lieve that the change of men, preparatory to a
change of measures, which is taking place here, engages
the attention of enlightened men in the one country, as
much as in the other. Though the stage and actors are
• English,the whole civilised world constitutes the audience.
and there is not one of that vast.audience who will not
be affected in some way or the other by the result.

Spain, if any fsith can be placed in a variety of con-
curring accounts, is at the threshold of some great
change. An agitation, such as immediately precedes
tune mighty convulsion in the physical world, is ;risible.
—The Constitutionalists are every where preparing in
secret to renew the conflict; and we are positively as-
sured that, since the introduction of the Constitutional
system into P.srtugal, their numbers have rapidly and
• regularly increased. The Army, particularly that part
of it which was destined to strangle Portuguese freedom
in its cradle, is represented as a hot bed of disaffection ;1
and it is dangerous to disband it, and fully as dangerous'
to keep it together. The French Government, according
to the Paris letters of this morning, has been excessively
alarmed at this state of things for some time past, with-
out well knowing what measures to take to prevent an
explosion. Important information was hourly expected;
and the arrival of a courier, supposed to be charged
with dispatches of great moment, was looked for
with the utmost impatience. There may be some
exaggeration for aught we know in those statements;
but the facts themselves, though perhaps relieved
• too much on the canvas, appear to be sketched
with tolerable fidelity. In proof of this, the French
Papers in the interests of the Apostolicals begin al-
ready to express their apprehensions, that a terrible
crisis is near at hand. The Journal du Midi appears
quite alarmed at the situation of Spain ; and a num-
ber of that paper, which has reached ns this morn-
ing, abounds with the most dismal forebodings. It
says that things have arrived at such a desperat