... MONEY MARKRT & CITY INTELLIGENCE. (From the Timet patter day.) London, Saturday evening. Lndor the influence of the Gazette returns of the Bank, the English market opened this morning at a decline of one quarter per cent., and the result of the day's transactions has been to establish a still further fall. The first price Consols was 86 to for money, aud to for the account, at which they ...

... [Believing,'aa-wo do, that anytlaing which tends to impress the public mimi with a sense of thse reel' aatro'te os fCnneO as a REpRlsaneENATIVE; A~SSEISLY, must tend, in the samedregree, to exoite a strong feel'ing of dussetisfantioll with it, and a strong desire to effect a swooping, reform In its conrstitutiona, wve insert, bi our par- liamentory reports, immediately a~er the name of eachs ...

... THE ARMIY. WAR-OFFICE, MARecH 30, 1847. Royal Regiment of Horse Guards-Lieut. Lord A. P. C. G. Lennox to be Captain, by purchase, vie. Hon. C. H. Cost, wh) iet res; Cornet Lord 0. A. Fitz-Gerald to be lieutenart by purchase. 5th Dragoon Guards-CaOtail A. Nugent, from half-nay unattached, to be Captain, vice Connolly, who exchanges; Lieut. G. L. Robson to te Captain, by purchase; Corset J. J. ...

... Thiew SrmE. -t DISEASES Or THE CHEST.-Xo. XXI V.-CONSUNIPTION. We continue our remarks on the Treatment of the Symptoms and Effects of Consumption. With the view of subduing the local irritation, azad improving the secretion from the lungs, and thus allaying the consumptive cough, tho inhalation of-varieue gases, medicated air, and femigations, have been froim time to dime vaunted for their ...

... I, LO I) O A. A R I 1, I u. 'iJnrrdsor. Fr, fid/q Eerrir.._Tler floral Ti on the 1 btis of lront 11:> ntilil! ?? la-rt tv. or thre, it-s Lt o.LT;Ml'r ' ?? ptirrress twlvtarh r.,- folry from her lato s-yen' attick of irTi' nza, and11 t-3r Et lv i lii n Ut:. FO til- fnIV ti c -'at as to acceptr her NI-rje stv s in-j Ciuit, ti t ioin the linn-r toirclh a tin,- (atilo. eof Lo)rd A~,v! Piin,,t rid ...

... 6 (v T' L A N 1). A A Nolle Exonmlple -Vne have great pleaisure in brnrii! before tile notice of our readers thle philanthropic conduct of ATIr. Peter MI'Cailufn, nail-rmaker in this town, in pei. mitting) the ?? in lilS emploelnrnt to go to school two r hotirs;7-day wvithin the usual wvorikling hours. Mr. AlW Callum, tr in order tlo give every encouragement, generously engages i to pay a ...

... GOOD FRIDAY iN PERU-. II rs 1 . - Gf rorr.m fCl. dr. Travels in Peru.) I Good 3,riday is soleninised in & narnner the effect of whicr - ! the inoprejrrdiced foreigner, is partly burlesqule and3 partfly ser% nosly impressive. From tire earls dhawn of mrorninz, the ilhur.-h is thironged with Indianrs. wifo spend the 4yv in -rartitlU and Irra er. At two in tile afternoon, a large hlage a of tihe ...

... LsONbcN, Saiurday Eveienint. Her Majesty held a Prify Cauncil this afternoon at iluclhingharn Palace. Cabinet C'unscik.-Summonses were issued this morn- ing id all the Ministers to attend a Cabinet Council of four o'clock this afternoon, at the Foreign Office. e The last accounts from Constantinople; which are of the 7th, repeat the important fiet that diplonatic relations between Turkeev and ...

... DEPA'EIRED JUSTICE TO LORD DUNDONALD. , 7. A., Mr.,, ?? (F-reei the Tlimes.) P Lord Duodonalid has reached a stag11e of' fate which few men live to :d.He has survived ill-usage, per-secuztion, p to ~cta-, tearyjustice which death usually insures even motl ost hlpless victim of calumny has not been concededI to the civil extinction which has breen his hanless Ilot. Hal iede sunk~ undler his ...

... THE SCHOOL IN ITS RELATIONS TO THE STATE, THE l l CHURCH, AND TAE CONGREGATION. I [A pamphlet, hearing the above title, has been, put into our hands. It is evidently of official authorship, but it possesses the great merit of calmly and explicitly expoound- ?? the various schemes of national education that have E been proposed, and the difficulties in the way of their c adaption. We cannot ...

... ,h_ LETTERS TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION ie I OF 'ITE UNITED KINGDOM. d. I|_ L.TTHR I. '(iEtTLEMEN,-In commencingany address to you, I shall state three propositions; which few, I caleta- late, will be hardy enough to controvert. A body or men better educated, more lofty-minded and enlightened, more benevolent, zealous, and use- ful, than the regularly-educated physicians, surgeons, and general ...

... TilE WAlRIuUNQ oN0 OtsPIATORS j: .,,1 ,: hot, , ?? !. -! . i,; rot evt~D ?? ?? ti I\ i ?? ' - IMPORPA~!MEE ING.-p I creltg Xida Ajirnebester tlix'idchtat'oL tbae nine tid§erunii ?? a topr:t Ldai 0 L. .e ?? ?? i~qtij Clog met ws&v sylat thip i~ith2 thei pere in ted'sb 'tre i of New p tbe,e jflmpm ,'ea p Th!teir mmjD~*4$ bud re ceptved Cit ?? betn a'ereuluirflltom actster wle'thatightledyta ...