... Tuesday Evening. The decline in the funds which set in yesterday continued to-day. Consols were done as low as93jf, which, ascompared with the highest point of the advance last week, equal to half per cent. fall. Shortly before the close of business there was slight reaction, and Consols recovered to 93} to 4, which they left off. Some parcels of money stock were brought to market in the early ...

... received from Leith u Choice o/CLARETS, CHAMPAGNE, On quarts and HERMIT AGE. HOCK, SALTERS K. MA HEIR A, PORI, SHERRY, and other Wines, all hiyldy matured in Jjoille, the most approved vintages, and warranted Genuine. i, 'ith confidence recommend Messrs BELL. . Co. pale and dark BRANDY, GIN. RUM and LIQUEURS. lull information relating to Prices, which are moderate, may be obtained on ...

... Windsor, Tuesday. The Queen and Prince Albert walked this morning on the Eastern terrace of the Castle and slopes. Lord Edward Howard is expected to arrive at the Castle to-day, visit to her Majesty. llis Koyal Highness the Duke of Cambridge visited her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester yesterday, at Gloucester House. Mr. Samuel Palmer, of Great Yarmouth, had an interview yesterday with ...

... DSTRSSDIN XIrELAND. (From the Standard.) We copy the following melanoboly statements from the Dublin FREEM~lAN's JOUNAL, confident that much as they must distress our readers, we need make no apo ogy for the pain that we inflict. At any time Englishmen would con- demn instead of praising the courtesy that would lead them, like the Levite of the parable, out of eight and heating of the misery ...

... ?? ?? !I ?? M.I . -! !f'.1)101? lOl'FERF.zRAL, 3I.P . eel F Icy Posst esys :-The tollowing ~i the lit' tin' Tl'ri''ury Minute of the lst of D)~r, of jonres by Mr. It. More (J'Ferrall, 31'. IDublin, NoI 9 SG 5. .,von,1 lit firet cool in iiotter ot Putblic Or l~~o'i't latlng to thre rteprodutctive viotploy - 3',Un g cts, s, althiough the deci'ion ofI i 501Jii I 'litll concrlude~ belong'S ...

... Public Sale of St. John Timber, will exposed to sale, by public roup, on Saturpay the 9th day of January, 1847, on the Links at the foot of Wellington Street, Entire Cargo of TIMBER, just Landed L-j. from the ALBION, Captain Leslie, from the » + above Port, consisting of 16 ' fuet yellow pine, 700 „ of B. BIRCH. The above Cargo will be found of superior quality, Large and Clean, and allowed ...

... FOREIGN INTEICLL IGENCE. - - on- FRANCE. .HY, The Paris papers are chiefly occupied with the question ] was raised by the confiscation of Cracow, but contain nothing new it of importance ol the subject. The Bank of France was mak- c ing extraordinary efforts to obviate the crisis with which the n r of country is threatened. The instaltments paid iiioti the Paris p I of and Lyons and upon the ...

... Early one fine morning, as Tearence O'Fleary was hard at hi work i his potato garden, he was accosted by his gossip, Mick Casey, who, he perceived, had his Sunday clothes on. Arrah, Terry, man, what would you be after doing there flC with them praties, an' Phelim O'Loughlin's berrin going to Sib take place? Come along, ma bouClsal, sure the praties will ?? Och, no, says Terry, I must dig ...

... THE IRISH FAMINE-CONTEMPLATED PUBLIC MEETING IN LIVERPOOL. LOvEmiPOOL. DXCEABEa 26.-Liverpool has been hardly pressed upon this season, in consequence of such vast num bers of destitute Irish having been landed here, and then thrown immediately on the town for support. The vari- ous steamers arriving nil bring numbers of paupers, and it is certainly astonishing where or how they obtained the ...

... POPULAR EDUCATION in the COUNTY I 7OF DE TON. I ?? To TIHE EDITOR OF TIM MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-I am aware that it is a somewhat formidable thing n for a man to have anything to say, at the present time, ol a the education of the people; for he can hardly do so with- out being supposed to commit himself one way or the other, u and perhaps even to be entering thi lists of party rontlict. st ...

... We have received numerous communications complaining of the neglected state of the streets, and requesting us to call the attention of the government to the total inefficiency of i the Paving Board. The neglected and filthy condition of the streets cannot be denied, even by the Paving Board, and we are at a loss to know what defence that body can make to the charges of incompetence, ...

... | DERBY TO IVIV COUNCIL, ?? x1. ?? . .. . .. -. Will A meeting of the Derby Town Council was held on Men- rext day last at the Guild Ball, Derby, IV. EATON MoOeSr~Kv, T Esq., Manyor, Iin the Chai r. TIhe attendance of members was raise ?ek, rConsidercable. of in for NUISANCErS. ing ave The first business entered Oni was, to receive a number of cour, the inforinations connected with thle Act. ...