... ASSIZE INTELLIWBNCB. NOIRTIERN CIHCUIT.-DuOiI5AMd, APHItL 4. riffore AMr. Boron Roife.] Thu judge tlits moralitg took, his sant In [lise Nini Prins Cosst',snod commienced ithe trbial of eanses. A hiw unidifeuded onus ware disposed of ere thisi sun calledt onl. ETLIOT ANT) AXO'5Teflt1 V. 55`AtKUs. Isle,1IS Ctoll conlect tlis( canu of' thle plisnttitfs, noed Mr. Ghanger apt- poured for the ...

... DUBLIN, APoeL 8. [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] AGRARIAN MOVEMENT IN ULSTER. Daring the present week there has been a regular emcl.te ttmongst the tenantry of hMr. Evelyn Shirley, and other pro- prietors in the county of M onaghan, wno are demanding a reduction of rents. Those tenantry arechiedy ntmanl farmers Iand cottlrs. An account of the movement is given by Mr, Shirley and other Inlrdlords ...

... * BERLIN, APRIt, G.-PUUSSIAN FUNDS.-St. Schuld. 8eh. Three.and.a-Half per Cent., 104 o-12, 103 11-12; Exchanges on Londou, three months, 0 264; Prussiin English Bouds, 1830, Four per Cent., 1034.-Prueeslae State Gazette, April 7. HAM1IUROi, ApRI, 7.-PRICES OP FOREIGIN FUNDS. -AustrianFiveperCents., 111imoney; Bank Shares, 16t01 bills, 108O ntoney; Russian-Euglish Loan, 1104 bills, 110i money; ...

... THE ACCID-ENT FERITH. To THE EDITOR OF THE MfORNING CHRONICLE. Srt-The tccount ofthis lamentable ecurrtace on $a- turday last, contained in your paper of' this morning, being incorrect, I trust you wilt alloev me to put you in possession cf the real facts of the case, the more especially as it would , ppzar from the paragraph that no effort was made by til -e on board the yacht to rescue the ...

... lBefore going into a Committee of Supply, last night, Lord JomrN RUSSELL put some questions to Sir RoltEarr PEEL with regard to the state of the v~ negotiations with various Governments for commer- il cial treaties, and he thought that it would not be s unreasonable to require, that when the House met t1 after Easter, the Government should be prepared to 9 state, both with respect to the ...

... [SPANISH BONDS-IMPORTANT OrpI k ~~CIAL DZ,:CRBE,. I MINISTRY OF FINANCE. Sir-Siuce I tock upon myself the charge of the Ministry of Finance, one of my principal cares has been to take into due consideration the payment of the interest on the new stock of Three per Cent., since, by reason of Its origin, and on account of the circumstances of the nation, it ought to be regarded as the basis of ...

... SAIAM AT CURISTIR ANVD MIASON'S.-TI'w sjttat! of lMr. Bond's collection of pictures and objeotH of vertil Iconoludwi nn Rtt}qs oh- A- -.. -14- 1- -. - a - . I conoludedon Saturday, and realied- about £2,a00. The paintings nd other articles formed a portion of the embel llshments of the Junior St. James's Club, St, James's. street. Amongst the lots which hrought the highe6t prices, ...

... THE GOVERNMENT EDUCATION FAG C TORIES' B(LL. I.- A very numerous meeting of the committee, teachers, and friends of the Bath Sunday School Union was beld on Tuesday eveninr last, April 4th, at Argyle Chapel, for the purpose of considering the provisions of the Government. Education Bill, which affect Dissenters. After singing and prayer by the R1ev. D. Walton, his Worship the Mayor was called ...

... I - : : N -7 E- D PO-LICE INTE3LLI'GENCE-FRIDAY. 110W-STREET. Nim¶'saAris Cnrritisrssm-Mr. Albert Smith, the nuthor of articles In Dlentlly'.s Atltcirllany, applied to tihe sitting meagistrate for his ad- vice respecting a Iaragraphil which appeared in the Aliarning 1oui of Saturday last. It appeared from the statement of Mr. Smith that in this course of the present week his atteletlon wits ...

... ;, l. v- UANFB-Tad CITY NRWS --4 ,;a aNBd CIT Hw ItV THVRSDAY. all -z- trthscerity of the accruing dividlends ilr tfrbf Three ieo' Cent., furnishes evidjence e Ave 1~h5 the 'Spantish Regenlt. and( of his tt ~~ ~~ ~ si~1' utand ~'IsVteu~ rthy ninca- bet it is uuquesuonablv a~~i bold one. The id 0i~arouIrtoM.Letdntrava. to the Duke of las hchpreres adacrltte h ere st OI1t prtt'integrity inl ...

... SPORTING INVTELLIGBNCE. TATTBRSALL'S-YPSTSRDAY. fol TatE Dzrar.-The betting on this race was fatal to any hopes h5 that might have been entertained of an immediate reaction in favour tel of Murat, 40 to I having been laid against him singly, 25 to 1 i t hundreds agst the Colonel's lot, and hoth bets afternvards offered; to that there is a screiv loosa esemns more than doubtful. Thi. wias ...

... The Qaeen and Prince Albert walked yesterday morninb In the Royal Gardens of Buckingham Palace. Their Roys] fligbnesses the Prince of Wales and the Princess Royal were taken uirings yesterday forenoon. His Royal Highness Prince George visited her Majesty yesterday. His Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Wirtemberg visited his Royal Highness Prince Albert yesterday, at . BUlkilgh11tm-plaICe. ...