... the Cabinet of St. Petcrsburgh to that of Vienna, complaining of the disloyal and imprudent manoeuvres by which Piince Mctternich excited a fearful jacquvrie in the Galician provinces. The discontent which Russia manifested on that occasion is shared by Prussia. Both courts have seen with equal displeasure, the strange proclamation addressed to the peasants by the Emperor of Austria, to thank ...

... LIVJ?JPO OL AlA 1? NETS. ctr'r'rttx MAlt 1{ET. TAX' 1.-Flier,' ivere 0,1)01) toil soul re-day, i,'lrrdiir? 1.01)0 l*or carpet in! ;,oo o?a o1eciilrrieri. 'lie irrirher is steady, ire! irricos f'OttN St Xt)Klt'l'. May ?? tie rearki iris rsl.',iirrg ?? rlr'at,'rr siippiie'i tlrr'ni- seine'. see) 5)iaa'iiigiy stiuti 'ivirar, and the 1,1st rues lit ti Oil. intl lii' seirinlars sri iii?iiCO fiill?' ...

... MONEY AND SHARE MRERETS. CITY, FRWAY MoRNoeno. In completion of the analysis, wvhich we make every week, of the Bank ef England returns, we may appropriately zive ithe following summary of the total circulation of the United Kicg~dsni. The total for olin month ?? 37,586,8241., tius skewing a decrease last month of 62 0,4291. in the circalatien of notes in England, aid. a decrease of 710,3091. ...

... MlONAE MAR KET anti CITY NEWS. 'WEDNE'SDAY. Thle Publ)]ic Seenucities have bein heavy throughout tire day, rrid -Monev hasl, been in more ilenrnid ofl fthe, Stock Exchiange'. Exeh''qrrer Bills have expe- rienced a conrulei'aiule d1eeliinel aii( (Conl;ols a~rc - lper Cent, lower flhan y('sterd ay. I ilnuoill respie~ect- ing the fitte ot' thle Corn-b~ill in; corn n itteearagn ri Ii', and it is ...

... SIIIPPIA G IN TELL IGENUB. T.[oNtsnO, Tr \-e 1.-Wfind thuis dny at noonl, ?? ?? breeze rinld lute. 7 P. ?? 5.5W.,V Iigh' :irs sold tinC IDosAL, MrAY 1 -W~in fl .W..tight. Artriverl tIreI trirgl e ?? g'Otrin, rell ?? ?? Shields- a Frtritrirh frees MTsl inese, nsod stlilled frir'llriiibirip. Arris cr fromi tio river-, 0711 tire g3libl tilt., thle ?? fre t~jo irisriro. Ist, ITho Ethes Si~r ...

... SHIIPPIVG INTELLIGENCE1. *-0 LOmDON, MAY 8.-villd this diay at lone, n ?? lighr ahii mtt fille.-Sevem, p.stt.. Witel N.dE., light itro'ei'' alld fill. lDt:,tAL, Ml AY 7.-Whitd WlS.V-6. Arri'vel the l'hilip Van lltix i romt Java and stilile for Amielrdn:iit, ?? Iletrtov \'ll Sam' Wellilitr fr'ste JoT's alnd stilled for Riotte-trdwa. 7. .Tosle (te:ry frtiii AJlstrtlia, Asigutstits from Adil ...

... PORTSMOUTHt, MAY 14. Her Majesty's ship Canopus, 84, Captain F. M1oresby, C.B., arrived this day from Plymouth. She put in there from llifax on Tuesday, having had a very quick passage fromt that port of only fourteen days. She has about 200 of the 43d Regiment on board, and their wives and children, also a few invalids from the squadron. The Canopus waita orders It is expected the troops will ...

... LOND ON IA RKETS-FnxIDAY. CORN EXCHANGE Tihe present week',; arrivals 01f Elaglisli Wheat; coastwvise nts well asby ltiad carriavo rand Simtple, have leen it Oi fatir averiige scale, 011d tle statist to-dai stere tolerabsly vfell Supplied. 'The filto-t parceli of bolth red int l wite mioved oil' steadlily at full priets. In, all otlier kinds, next to nothing was doing. 'Ji'l, Show of foreigis ...

... ESSEX. Halsted.—Preliminary meetings have been held in this parish to establish water company. It is proposed to bring the water from Mount-hill, on the Brointree-road, by means of pipes, to the Market-hill, a distance of about mile. This town at proscnt sadly deficient of a proper supply of that , necessary element, and in case fire the want severely felt. —Essex Herald. A memorial to the ...

... Yesterday, the Annual General Meeting of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society was held Freemasons' j •, attendance of auditors was far from numerous, and of these the fair sex, including large sprinkling of the members of the Society of Friends, greatly predominated. At the appointed hour for commencing the business of the Sir Edward North Buxton, Bart., was unanimously called to the ...

... Holyhead.—An engineer is now engaged sounding the depth of water in various parts of the harbour, preparatory to the commencement of the improvement necessary for the accommodation of larger steamers, until the new outer harbours are complete.—North Wales Chronicle. Part's Mine, Amlwich. —The miners turned out for wages Monday, and remained out until Wednesday, when their demands not being ...

... Is it retaliatory and vindictive ? or is it preventive, reformatory, and remunerative to the sufferer ? This statement would, wo are aware, be objected to by many defenders of capital punishment. They profess to have renounced the old and barbarous principle of vindictivcness, and merely to uphold the gallows as the most effective agency of prevention. Were the fact granted, the ends of ...