... Journal des debuts on Monday, and referred to in our Paris correspondence of yesterday, was to produce an imf mediate and considerable fall in the different kinds of securities. The Five per cents, fell one halfper cent., f and the Threes above quarter. Railway shares in T general underwent a corresponding change. It was affirmed, however, and with some truth, on Tuesday 1 *hejinfavourable ...

... The Quarterly Review for April. Pitt and Addington.—An interesting article in the Qilartcrly Review just published, affords some important additions and comments to the Life of Addiagton, which we some time since reviewed. It gives, amongst other matter, a letter of the late Lord Lonsdale, giving full account of Addington's offer to Pitt to take place concurrent with him in a cabinet, of ...

... Imprisonment op Irish Paupers for refusing work. —At the Newport police court, on Monday last, two stout, able-bodied Irishmen, named Murphy and Barry, were charged by the governor of the Union Workhouse with having refused to perform certain work in gardening. The evidence produced proved the two men to be strong and healthy, though very lazy ; that few days since they were ordered to do some ...

... Statue to the late Sir Fowell Buxton.— A working model of the statue to the late Sir Fowell Buxton which is to be erected in Westminster Abbey, has just been completed by Mr. Frederick Thrupp. This testimonial has been well supported by subscriptions, amongst which are contributions lrom thousands of negroes in Africa and the West Indies. His Royal Highness Prince Albert has forwarded donation ...

... Bombay.—The Rev. E. Rogers, missionary of the London Church Missionary Society, who recently arrived from England, was ordained yesterday in the cathedral, in the presence of full congregation, by whom the folemnity witnessed with profound attention. The Bishop preached on the occasion.—Bombay Telegraph, March 2. Bknoal.—Rev. M. J. Jennings, chaplain of Kussowle'e, for two years, on medical ...

... Commnuer anb Zrabtc. WOOL.-The imports of wool into London last week were 7412 bales, of which 227 wore from Egypt, 178 from the Cape of Good Hope, 137 froim Odessa, 92 from Tarkey, 92 from Bombay, and 16 front Germatty. COTTO,,.-At Manchester on Thursday, the cloth and yarn mar- kets wrere all bitt paralyzed, arising out of the advance on the staple I of nearly 10 per cent. The market closes, ...

... National Education.—The following memorial has been unanimously adopted with reference to the Rovtrnment plan of education, by the Worcester Board of Education ; president, the Lord Bishop of Worcester: That your memorialists have seen with satisfaction the plan pro- C*d in the minutes cf Committee of Council for giving additional ilities to the progress of national education. That your ...

... Pembroke.—Commission iiy the Lord Lieutenant. —W. H. B. J. Wilson, Esq., to be Deputy Lieutenant. ...

... The Game Nuisance. —The Duke Devonshire, with a consideration for the welfare of his tenantry, ordered a!l the h*ro« to destroyed upon his grace domain about Chatswortb. , Colliery Accident.—Seven Lives Lost.—On Wednesday an inquest was held at Church Grcsley, on the bodies of a number men who were killed in a colliery the day previous. It appeared that Tuesday, the 30th ult., about half-past ...

... OGUR LAW LIST. TWO MORE ATTORNEYS DETECTED. An editor, after all, has some pleasures. We have tO record the gratifying and interesting fact, that two zire limbs of the law are about to be struck off the '11. Everybody knows how many ought to quit their Parent stock; and everybody will gather consolation 1i the assurance that, occasionally, justice gets the better of law. Give certain men rope ...

... [ P IROGRAMME OF-TE E MARET | C 0 ,iPRAVEN MEETING. I An asteriskis .prefixed toathorses o* itar d in preparation. - . :: :MONiDAYl ~sf , 'AIU S - . -. :00 The CRAVEN STARES, a subseription of ?? each: -forthree year olds, 6ft;' fonr,.8stil1b;; ve; 8 3tjlflb; six~and. aged;,.9t 6ib; A.F. ?? HIANDICAP SWEENTAKES of 20 sovs each, and only 5ft if declared by ten o'clock the evening before ...

... BY REGULUS. SiR,-Presuming upon your well-known desire of im- parting to your numerous sporting -eaders all information that may :in any way conduce to their well-being, and also acting upon -the old maxim that -two.heads'are better than one, I have taken the liberty of giving you my opinion, fordied from experience, upon the mnder- mentionediraces, trusting that you will find roopi for ...