... PUBLICATIONS. TH1E FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. il, is published this day, price Co. CONTPNTOS 1. Immernialin's New Mirsnchliaauson. 2. Sichlosser's History of the Eighteenth Century. 3, The Poems of Hersvcgh. 4, Von Lang's Autobiography. :. French Poetry and Trionslrstlon. o A Hundred Days In Austria. By J G. CKohl 7. The Politics and the Verses of Lanartine. e. Facts and Feelings from My ...

... SHIPPING INTBLLIGBNCB. LoISDov, APRIL B.-Wind this day at noon southerly, lfglitwinds and hazy. Seven p.m. light airs from S.W. and cloudy. DxEA.L, APRIL 5.-Wind W.S.W., moderate.-antije, Hlltcsa Ha?- garet from the West rindies, Superior from SavanilMmIHa boners from the Havannals, and Favorite from ValparatsoG both for- Hamburg; Clara and Emmafrom Jamaica. CASTLETowsV, APRIL I.-Arrived the ...

... MONBlr-MARKET and CITY NEWS. h o TUESDAY. f 'he second edition of the Morning cicl'02dee, l bringing intelligence of the arrival of the Overland Mail, with news from India and China, reached the at Clity two hours before the samne intelligence was or communicated by any other newspaper. The funds f were slightly affected by the news, and Consols a receded a shade, the quotations having gone ...

... Critical and Historical Essays contributed to the :Edinburgh, Review. By THomAs BAJ3lNCoTOr MACATULAY. In 3 vols. [Longman. These volumes contain a series of' disquisitions, almost every one of which has been read, admired, and talked about on its first appoarance as a remark- able production. They have had an immediate and extensive popularity, and we have rio doubt that they will take a ...

... LONDON TIRADE REPORT. TuESDAY EVBNINW-SuGAI.-Tho trade bought very cautiously to-day, aud to-day's stiles will hardly aaount to 200 hhdW ud tiurceS. Prices are much the same as on Priday The refilued market was heavy. Goo( standard lunps are 72s to 73s per cwt. Brown grocery 71s to 72s vercwt. Bouded crushed are quoted at 28s pr owt fr,r best quality. 5,00t bags and 20 boxes Beagaral were ...

... CENfIY'lAL CRIMINAL COURT-AruL. , of SPECIAL COMMISSION. se At nine o'clock this morning the Recorder, Mr. Commis- i' id sioner Bullock, the Sheriff, IUnder- Sheriff'q, and Alderman 01 Sir Chapman Marshall, took their seats au the bench, lyV Proclamation having.been made, redtecmmsin t hi hadl been issued for the trial of James Dawsons, on a te charge of the murder of a. man whoso namle is ...

... SPOR TING lINTEL LIGSNCB. B3ETTING AT MANCliESTER-TvissvAy e. CHESTER CUP. I f to I agst Harshal fdoult (t) 16 to I agst Mlilepods (tiken) te I to I- Thle CorsaIr (taken) I 20 to I - Iailto in 1t3 to I - Forester 27 to I Itecompeinsa i.1 to 1 - helarius 27 to I - Scalteen a, 14 to I Alice Hanthorn S28 to I - Aristotle (lkiasi). 7 to I agstA British Yeoman (t) '24 to I lgat WineSour (taken) d ...

... POT ICB N1TELLIGEANCB-SATURDAY. DOWV-STREET. Au sitld ettitt utited Joliet Goot'101 Was plriced at the batr, vtiarged aI lii obtaining an entrance into tho(, house of Sir Robert N~ee, White- iialt-gardvns, wh~il' lin at state of intoxication. Polive cotistotble A 10 stated that hie wseanon duty in private clotltei it, Whittliall-garddtts, yesterday, at about three o'clock, when lie weard that ...

... 3r NOTTrNGHAMf, MONDAY APTEIENooN,-Thecanvss on a both sides to-day has been prosecuted with great activity. ;y The streets have been unusually crowded with persons l_ anxiously discussing the result. At an early hour placards were issued by the Liberal party announcing that Lord Orancliffe and Mr. Gisborne would address the people at i- three o'clock from the window of the Exchange-rooms, and ...

... rADVEOTIT8tMHNT.1 WOOD PA VINO. TO WILLIAM PROiSER, JUN., ESQ., SECRETARY TO THE METROPOLITAN PATENT WOOD- PAVING COMPANY. SioR-I met you by accident this morning, just after I had perused Mr. Pilbrow's letter, and your addendum in the TXier. Iu the presence of a third party you admitted that those statements were published by you; upon which I told you that they were as base as false ...

... -9- (PROM THSE GLOBE.] Lord Brougham is really getting so transatlantic that there will soon be no beauing him. The noble and learned lord must be considered to have voyaged at least half seas r over towards the model republic when he took his part in e the following dialogue last night. Lord Campbell stated, D for the iniormation of his noble and learned friend, who wasjust entering the house ...

... r Te following appeared in a 1)art only of our i impression of 'esterlny:- I1ALMOUTIT, APRIL 2. [FRtOM OUR OWN CORtVRE8PONDIENT,] Tlhe Royal Mail steamer Teviot nrrive(I this morn- ing at six o'clock, wvith tnails front hlexico and some of the WVest India Islands, but none from Janaica. S'She bringsabout 700,000 (lollars, and 10D serons of cocltieual, on freight. Passengers from Taml jMico, ...