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further to deprsss values. The Eoglish mar.
kets rave teen literally supplied with the lead.
ing articles Of the trade during the past week,
and advices from Scotland and Ireland present the Same
features. At London Monday, the supply was mode
rate, prices generally being the the previous
Monday. Flour however, declined Is. per sack and bbl
Aessrs. Robert Maxim & sons Liverpool circular Of
Tuesday, 22d, ssys-Ths trade here since Friday has
shown little variation, and wheat and -four have been
steady while Indian being In request has ex.
perienced . further improvement Of Cd. per quarter
There attendance of buyers at our Corn
Exchange this morning Foreign wheat Was in good re-
quest and fair amount Of sales effected to con-
suers at the full prices OF this day sennight farmers
wheat, with good supply from the grower sold freely
at one penny per 90 lbs. over late psices. AL
Good qualities Of barrel -four In demand at an i'm
provement Of Cd 1 while sack -four remained at pre-
vous rates. Oats oat meal and barley moved OF slowly
without change in value.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
There continues better feeling for sugar. The tea
market continues steaoy. and without alteration In
prices.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
AtMancheser higher prices again asked and bus-
uess s limited in consequence but buyers willing to
operate to moderate extent at last wesks rates. but
not to advance Manufacturers are still well engseed
but for new orders they find 1t difficult to get more than
the full rates current last Tuesday.
GLASGOW IRON MARKET-srRIKE OF THE OPERATIVES
AT Glasgow the last week has been marked by an &C
speculative movement in the pig iron market excited by
the very favorable export returns and perhaps more i'm
nediaey by the fact that masters and miners had
fallen out upon aqueson of wages This strike has been
pending for some me but has only this assumed
FERROUS aspect Employers almost unanimously de.
to resist the demands of the workmen even to
blowing out Of the furnaces and already 20 per cent Of
the whole have been damped, soon to be followed by
others,
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Chinese Slave Trade.

IFrtm the CHINA mai, january "A
The following paragraph Ia taken from the shipping
egerce Of the San Francisco Herald Of the 3Oth No
vember:-
CAILAo, October Is, 1853.
The American clipper ship Irdsman is dischsrSins and
selling her cargo Of Chineae saves. The American bark
wessncumcunn Marsh waiting orders. The American shp
Peerless Shillnss, dischArgipg.
The cool and business like manner Of the sns lNe-
me Mt about the 1ndiaman shows that II the Al cement
true, the reporter would not be surprised IL 1t
were so. The vessel Ia now In China and is owners
who are merchants Of high standing and rather disn.
sush,d opponents Of slavery In their own country,
would doubt feel obliged to the American Minister
were he to investigate the circumstances under which
he rdiaman loaded with at least ave hundred and sxty.
FIVE coolies, At Swatau which is not legazed port In
June last and disposed Of them at Caloa in October
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Theatres and Exhihsaions.

BROADWAY Mr.. ard Mrs Barney villa ms will asafn
sPpes In variety Of their most popular and laushsha
thp, ard TEDDY, the Ter, the pieces selected.
Nmo's.-The revival of the celebrated spectaculas
panon ime called "Mszulm, the Night OWL has proved
very succesful-the house being Oiled every night,
will be repeated tonight with The schoolnaster" ana
''Terpsichore"
BowiRY Owing to the extraordinary rush to this a.
vors house ast evening" the manager has been induced
announce the same pieces for repetition TO- night
"Jsck Sheppard"
Burrows. -Bernard's last comedy, "Ths Evil Genius
a MI I. s. made hit q Tom RIP
Gentleman" follows with Mr.. GoldsmA as Bin Downia.
wAnAs's-Mr. wallaek win appear tonight for ths
last time out one as Julian st. Pierre In Knowlea ne
coddy " Is the afteIpsce
LAURA KnNEs-The great moral drama entitled suYAa
M II: aS0h =.
slightly Removed"
BROADWAY vARMns,-Ths juvenilss having varied
craving large audiences tis week They tender Esins
Hesit Never Won Fair Lady" and Black Ey cd Susan -
for 10 night. 800
u KnIER's TARsAusIt is pleasing to be able to a.
pouT ce that, gince the commencement Of N. Kopsgn
slegsnt exhibiten, Empire Hall has been niaAxlY
thfonged with the educated and refined Of city.
WooD's MINISTRIES present fine progranne Of soncs
ana dsnsss and the capital Suileaqus Of Robert Ma
CONCERT IN BRooKLyN.-Mme. De Ia Grange and Mn l.,
Gottschak assisted by various other excellent arsts
are to give grand concert At the Brooklyn Atheneu
this evening.
SUNDAY CoNCER1sAnother Of the vsry ponuIar sacred
concerts will be given under Mr. Carl heGmanns drsc-
ton, at the City Assembly Rooms next Sunday evenip2l
grand sacred ecncert will also Be given at Keer's En-
ers OF Beam, of whese abilities Jenny Lzd and
Others speak most fattcrlng'y
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1Oard or COuncilmcn.
The Board Of Councilmsn met last evening at O'Clock
President Pinckney In the chair


The Board Of C0uncilmen met last evening ct O'CLOCK
President Pinekney In the chair
number Of petitions received referring to reen
fing up town streets and LAYING wers which wore
errsd to their appropriate committees Remonsranoes
were also submitted and appropriately referred adverse
to the extension of Franklin street. and proposed widen
ing, opening and extending Of Duane street.
Of tho resolutions offered lhe esding Of interest
wSs one directing that necessary steps BE- taken com
pei the Eighth Avenue Railroad Company to lay rails ana
run their to Fifty ninth street. In accordance with
resolution of the previous Beard sad one that Lewis
street Be extended from Eighth to Tenth street Both
were referred to appropriate coramIttses.
con micaton Teceived from toe City Inspector,
transmitting q list OF the number OF low and sunhen
lots IN the city having stagnant water and requiring
be 6lec for the safety of the pubic health Referred to
Committee Public Health
The Board adopted report concurripg whfthe Alder
msn to add fftsen feet to tho fire alarm Jesr
market.
The Committee on Salaries and Offices prssor ted re-
report mendpg the adoption the sub
at the last meeting # the Board drec ing an in
ciesse OF the salary of the Street Commissioner from
Commissioner nom 81 200 20 ~ 500 year. A.discus-
sfcn eDsaed Of nearly two hours. Amenime nts we're
moved to increase S6, 900 year the salary the
Mayor, srd to So 600 year the salaries of the cmp
Inspector Various votes TAKEN and reconsidera-
tions offered, with explanations Of votes The amend
nen to increase the salaries Of the Commissioner of
Streets AID Lamps and City Inspector finally lost
70 increase the Mayors salary to 000 and Comptrol
iel,t to ST, coo year, ell passed.
The vote he Of the Mayors salary was IS
ayes 10 Is noes and the incease OF the proers
eheled, received 70 ayes to IL noes Adjourned to
Friday.
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G0ldsnid, tho Actor.
10 TIE EDITcz OF THE HERALD.

81. NICHOLAS HOTEL, 9Th May, 1855.
Msy request you to as,ep; my apologies for Cd.
great dsicscy in dor have invariably endsavo
ed to DO my duty to the public throughout theatris1
career and to submit silently the criticisms Of tAe
prees; but Nm article has appeared IN of this
irgs papers which Mess has touched my pride, and
have vncing proof the Sersy and generosity q
your teljudging citizens
II Is stated in the above named paper that am fca
the Grecan Saloon" 1t certainly inferior to many cf
In London but many of best actors hava
plsyed there and did osrtaiay star heye for twalvA
nights, fourteen years ago.
beg to say that am Of Theatre Royal, Drury Lara
Adephi, st. James, Olympic Strand and others. I have
never accepted but At Drufy Lans but
have starred at all the London theatres and through
cut the country.
As believe your paper il the great organ pubks
opinion. hope this may prevent such getting
into circulation and trust may bs pardoned the Nbsr
l am taking. L. GOLDSMID.
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Kansas Affairs.
[Correepcnderce of the st. Louis Republic

ICorreepcndence OF the ST. Louis Republican
WEsrpoRT, April &C. 1856.
have just recsived letter from Dr. Mckee, one OF
the pbysfcisna attending Sheriff Jones', ia which he
rays:-"Mr. Jcnes appears to be getting along ~ well
could be Looked for last night he rather Testess
The most favorable symptom his case, the absence
of high inHsnmstoIy excitement. This, Saturday.
IRONING he IL asking for food His limbs are about tho
same and he cutters much pain when moved Tneugh
be hears all like brave man. ~ he s have the best
hopes for bis recovery, ard win let you know his
ditor by each mad.
Cclons Sumner arrived yesterday with his whsle COM
nd and considerably surprised the people of Law
renee by telling them that he would knock out of
n m for daring TO FIRE In his Leuienants tent Robin
.op ard Ree6er told him that It was the pre.savery
party that did it, Sumner said II was untrue and II
he Governor would leave the thing to him. be would
settle II for them in quick time"
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The Steam EriSata Merximac.
TO The EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.

Referring to the article which appeared in your counna
Yesterday must in Justice to the contractor Mr. Robert
r PaIro OF the West Point foundry who furnished the
machinery for this steamer state ths facts Of the Casa
which that during the trnircm Norfolk to Apapos
the water in Of the boilers allowed to get low
and the boiler sightiy burned n consequence.
Owing to the large amount ot heating surface and rapd
svsptiatitn Of this plan Of btier they require muAh
closer than the oldsr FORMS and the accident
during the watch Of of the junior assisnA
engineers The repairs TO the boiler completed o
Saturday last, ana the Steamer is ready foE
TRUTH.
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Political Intelligence.


The following resolutions passed by the recent
Democratic State Convention Of New jersey
reject themselves the executive officers Of
sf . sss
snv influence. control pS thep own se w snd
the Iepessniatves 8 the party Jersey
% d
oSs s 9@ views and opinions on the
hesoved, that .ervngy hold to- the time honoreA
Ps1 asy'
proudly aud VII dcsisd IN the une1amped SroW
happiness and property Of the american people.
Of sd safes and rsfuss amy
higher po law than what is contained in that sacred and
lsssoSsd Tia. we rspus...s KNOW NO!h,nsisa. and
. the latter s
harmony and union Of our beloved county. -
Rssolyed That rsierste and sndorre the principles Of
which people Of The
auiboIs congressions iesislacn
pSi c
@ % he 0 ns % esn
iuy desn,iy snd honestly sdmlnIstersd aaphinm, Gar
more sdmnisr ion have found no means to steal into the
fla. wn sSd1s sSndsnss the pso
diaily zehOusy 10 It's pomDee9 Pres
dency and Vice Presidency be they who they msy
neveheess we would fail to act with the franknes which
ought 70 exist between srethren Of the faith emit
Buchanan OF Pennsylvania whom they have long
known able, experienced statesman prudent saga
cous and intelligent politician, every way qualified for the
high office Of President of these United States
delegates the National Convention be to use ali
honorable to secure bis ncmin alton.
Resolved That the conduct of John r. 1hompsn William
W :nS xs ;s ss s demo
CT this State, ard We hereov extend to them the
ance Of our most unreserved appreciation.
Resolved That the administration OF the State
errment has been conducted with sbty and fidelity
and has 70 The prosperity and welfare the people
Of the State at large.
Res lived That we recommend 10 the democracy OF New
Jersey that they will with energy and decs the
ing contest the given by the constitution Tho bal0
box-leavng 70 the black republicans the OF rleB
The niger worshippeis convention at Indianapolis,
ILdAnana have Issued their platform. 1t says not
word about the restoi alton Of The Missouri compromise.
Sam. CAruthers member Of Congress from the Seventh
district Of Missouri, has pubIi,hed card in which he
says-Beeving that majority Of the voters of the Dis
trict content that should again be candidate and
being deeirous Of reelection, myself can.
didste for return to the seat now occupy.
The ST Louis Democrat Col. Bentons organ says tha,
attention should be paid to the stories about Col
Benton declining the nomination tor Governor of Mis-
souli says that August comes round, his trumpet
tones will have been heard in every quarter Of the State
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Marine Court.
Marine Court.
Before Hcn. Judges Mccarthy and Maynard.
" no ARE Observation-Disclosures CHANGE m
PRACTICE.

w4o ARE EoTREsIDENrs-MPoR1AN CHANGE m
PRACTICE.
MAY 7--Mason rs. G,anL-rhis Q nistion 70 Sc
aside s achr ent It appeared BY the affidavit Of the
defer daDt At be lived in New Jersey and irsd lived
there four tive months past and BY the asvft -
the person with Fhom he boarding that he resdod
with him in JERSEY City 1t also appeared that the seoR
by toug attachment under tho fmpri
soDmentsc. The sndsnt's counsel moved set sshas
the a'tAchaeLt V ground that, he rssf
dent, he must N--n proceeded against by attach
ment, and as he oteedd against otherwise, tAs
Court bad juri. dictt Of the cause
Mr. Lyman ABBOTT for the plaintiff then read an sfs
cAvfi tbA III. eettisnt vas ergeged In business In te
city Of New York ba. his trade invested in this
city, and usushJ spent N- business hours OF the day
here sId ccnerdeo that party whose plscs Of business
WAS. was 70 ~ shs city was net non rss,dsn ssough hs
Tow nef se Church, e Abeo. Is r., 2y92
The Court cverrued def dsnts objection; but On
an objection 70 the sufuiency N 'he sncavt on which
she ent was ed all 7Ned the molten to stand
what has been the universal practise IN this and In ths
cstrct courts upon tAis point; ANS - the more in
pre- cess end any udgmdnt reno ,herson senisss
such quasi non reesoeDtt
Before Hen Judge Thomr ssN,
SUIT FOB WAGES AS SEAMAN AND MORE CLERK.
Lane Us. Edscard hicaardsoa and r. a~t is Besnek.-
This action was brought to assigned account
yn, from New York to San Francisco ir 1Sl9 and a.
clerk OF store ship FOR FIVE months while in that harbor
The Court ruled as foliovs:At the cline, or soon ar
the arrival OF the ship Brooklyn San FraLsso hArbe
he becsme, and for several months tLseafter ussd
ss storage ship. This ia positively to by Mr.
Welsh. Witness for defendants srey testified thai shoy
dc not consider her storage ship while at the
tine they testify that they actually Gid receive certain
articles board the ship them AID received
Storage As matter OF law of the opinion that ths
Tcment the ship was appropt hed for the purpose II
cave ber with without the permission Of the captain.
At the time referred BY Mr. Welsh be employed by
The captain to act clerk of the ship at the rate Of 500
$50 per month and that he served in that capsc
not less than three months THIS fact positively
70 by Mr. Welsh while Captain Richardson testified that
he DON'T eonect any sush Arrangement between hmsex
and Mr. Welsh Mr.. Welsh tired clerk for sps-
eifed time, and at liberty to leave whenever hA
chose. Mr.. Welsh justified in doing st least when
he und he could not obtain from the captain his wages
The plaintiff s therefore, emitted Judgment
10 the extent of the jurisdiction Of the court
against the defends nts.
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DESTRUCTIVE CONFEDERATION IN COLUMBUS.
omo-Iast pight about 10 O'Clock, the extensive car
mandatory Of Ridgvay Co. took hre which with its
eptire contents, consumed We have no means az
estimating the less, but suppose 1t be, fron the i'm,
snse amount Of property destroyed, not less than
Sl00CC0 The fire is said TO have been the work OF sn
incsna4Ary, ,-CpIHmRta Statesman, Nay
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THE LATEST NE ws.


VIENNA, April 1s, 1856.
By teegraphie despatch we learn that the King Of
Prussia ratified the treaty Of peace Friday last and
that the Turkish ratification left Constantinope the
alth inst
RUSSIA.
LIVERPOOL, April 2S, 1856.
The militia is disbanded The Admiralty has ordered
al the lighthouses to be lit and all the buoys to be laid
down in the Cults Of Bothnia and Fnlard also in the
Baltic and White Seas
ENGLAND.
LONDON, April 22-Eve1ing.
The oe states that Lord Clarendon has declined the
honor OF Marquisits offered him by her Majesty.
Cabinet Council held at the Foreign Office this after
noon.
The French army Is being placed peace footing.
The Times has leader the grandeur Of the naval
review which TO take place At sptaead he day
the steamer sailed There to be 24o steamers Of
rious sizes carrying 5000 guns, propelled by 3O76l
horse power, and manned by 80 000 ssamsn.
FRANCE.
PARIS, April 2l-Evening.
Trade is Improving The from the industrial
districts favorable. In there Is little variation,
but the general tendency downwards. In the provinces
the markets abundanty supplied with whoas. At
,Marssilles wheat tended upwards.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consos closed Tuesday 93 for money and 90 y for
18Th Of May The anal payment Of the consol loan and
oxchequer bill fund, amounting together to f1 0O0
falls due on Gath OF April.
PARIS MONEY MARKET.
In Paris, ON Tuesday, funds closed at 74f 30o. for
money aud 74f 4bc. for the end of the month"; being
,nearly quarter lower.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, April 22-Evenipe.
A newspaper report says lin consequence Of the
~advoes from America by the Csnads the cotton market
opened Monday with increased animation, and
general advance Of u of penny per h. was realised
To-day (ruesday) the demand has been moderately &C.
five with sufficient supply, and prices firm at the
advance Of yesterday 900 baIes including 900
bales on speculation.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET
The decline which have noticed for some weeks in
fhe corn market sti continues and the ne seasonsbe
weather which prevails throughout the country
promiMps rapid vegetation, 10 likely to operate
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FREroBr DEPOT OF New YORK CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD BuRHED.-Last night, about IL O'Clock, FIRE
discovered in the carpenter shop adjoining the freight
depot OF the New York Central Railroad, and for the
want OF water the fre extended TO the coach house.
Aay7,
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UhNIEAN u
Rfnr1JIs

Uurrg tEe HrE week 10 May, II shIps and ,oOo pas
seEssrs.
~ this table It will be that the emigration Ia
aci increasing, and that better class landing.
The debt of Il Commissioners has decreased eignty
1t ia now $50 629 %.
letter was received from the Health Officer sta ing
that smallpox quite frequent at the Quaran-
tine. lie Board ar joursd
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PersOnal IntelIigcpcc.

The Know Noibirg City Councils Of Washington have
pssted resolution Offering Hon James Buchanan pub
lie reception On his arrival there
w. B. Astor and family, Of this city, are in Wash.
iLgton.
Mr. Joseph Baldwin Is appointed to be Register Of ths
Lard Office at Eba Aabsma in the place Of James Ciax
ton, resigned.
Mr. Henry Bond is appointed to be receiver of public
moneys a. Tallahassee Florida, in the place of john
Argyle, deceased.
MI VIM. Chauncey Langdon has resigned his appoint
ment as chief examiner in the Patent Office.
Governor Weller, Of Maine arrived in Boston the
9th inst, IN roae for Chicago.
ARRIVALS.
At the ClArerdon Mr. ard mrs Henry Duncan ard
wants, Mr. Duncan Jr, New Orleans; Mr. and Mrs B
tef fhwsites New York Geo Duory Boston; Mr. and Mrs
Geo CurArd Miss Afams PhllHqelphs Mr. and Mrs Chaa
Wine,dns Mr. end Mrs Cipran W Warner and family,
mly. New YORK; T STOCKTON, New Jersey Murray.
DEPARTURES.
For Savannah, in sleamshplA usnsa-R Hoccmb
luif, Pope w olco and lady, EDWARD X Tremain.
Robert Caboun, Henry Mallory Mrs Anes Fisher, Miss
Fther, Mis- Tunure Miss Turnure, Mrs 0rayler Geo
ID Monroe, and len In steeraRe.
For Noriolt &c the steamship RcAnoke-H Prayer,
Ieder, Rush, Kingsley ard ady, q a Dodge, Captain
ssmscn, Lewis " Jsckson, Sch abaum " Froter and
sdy John White Cooke and lady, Charles suydam Ma
John @ Rey nods, W Taylor snd lacy. whstmore r
Wbe'more. George Gardiner. W Brush and lady, Miss
Martrdale- am 81 in the steersge-
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IMMIGRATION TO KANsAs.-The Memphis Eagle
and Enquirer says:-rhe NEW YORK HKRALD airms t6at
emigrants to Kansas and says tThus II appears the
South is ahead" The HERALD forgets that II
report be true many Of tho caIpet bag gentry" sent
turned free State since their arrival In the Terrific
ry. Out Of q company Of eighty ninety that went
from Georgia. all but half dozen said to have acted
with the Reeder mon in the late elections. Very few
savsholders ~e going To Kansas with theix sayes, NO
tsay. -
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Naval IntaIlisance.

UNITED STATES STEAMER MKRRMAc-ws learn that 4
pece false keel supposed to beicyR TO the Uuited
States ship Merrimac has been shsd up of Chamber.
iains wharf, whore, 1t will b xsmembered che ran
aground coming up to h'r weo.ing tsw weeks sgos
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICA At QUEBEC.
~~~~~~~>~~>~S~>>~~o~>es~>~
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
turkey and Russia Ratify the Treaty
Of Peace.
oo~N~~~>-o~S>~eo~~~~>oc--~~~O~
GRAND NAVAL REVIEW AT SPITHEAD.
CONsOLS, 93 a 9s Is.
A p ANCE IN COT TON.
~~~co~~>>~~>~~o~>~S>~~>~~~
downward Tendency in Breadstufs,
&c., &C.. &c.
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
GRAND NAVAL REVIEW AT SPITHEAD.
c0NsOLs, 9s a 9s I-s.
ADV ANCE IN TON.

QUEBEC, May Z, 1866.
The Canadian steamship North America arrived at this
port at quarter to seven o'clock this evening She
brings Liverpool dates to tho 13d days later
Chan received by the Persia.
The North America passed the ship Joseph Rowan in.
side OF 81. PauPs; the steamer Cambria of Msgdalin
Islands, and vessel supposed to be the Caledonia of
Green Isle
The steamship Canada, from Boston, had arrived out
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TURKEY.

The Paris correspondent Of the London Times says the
treaty of peace with Russia tains clause that the
allies shall evacuate the Ottoman territory the
charge Of raacAhons, and that the evAsuation shall
take place ~ soon after possible.
letter from Constsntnope states that Omer PashA's
army Will be formed into movable columns who would
the country and enforce the execution Of the
laws
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.llxGfAND.


In the House Of n Monday, 2lst upon the
Church bill, = second ing moved by the Lord
Chancellor. The Hot, fised upon the motion, when
there appeared for t! ad reading, 49, against Al
being majority Of eigs inst the government.
In The House Of Comm On Msnday, 2.st, a CONVEX
sAon took place the ashec. OF the peace rejocings
Mr. Rcebuck inquired who to pay the expenses Of
the contemplated exhibition Of fireworks in the Parks
The Chancellor Of the Exchequer replied that his
sent had been given to the experse which should
within eight thousand pounds.
Sir g. Gray, In reply to Lord j. Manners, said that
Notwithstanding the display of fireworks and other de-
monstrations 1t would still be open Parliament,
the question Of the terms Of peace peach the gov
eminent, if 1t was thought necessary.
The Earl Of Clarendon arrived at Paris Monday after
noon and proceeded by special train to London The
itary inquiry into the Crimean report confirms it.
Ghs principal witness examined was Sir E. Lyons.
It said that the Earl of Elgn having rsfused the ap
pontnent Of Governor Of Victoria, the important ap
pontment bad been offered to Mr. OEphant, his private
secretary in Canada.