... SECOND EDITION. [BT aLICTRIO AMD MAOHiriO TELEORAPHS. thJton^rtWe^Ma^, rdan U The R.n.e«l*n Marylebone. the present, or toward. Wartaw. derated its rigorous policy h]jf '' , P Bec !i o « cu Dl columns and Tm ' persons were at the & o,oloCk m ° ra 1 1 itB leAder the two great features of the budget—the penny reduction income tax and firlti dut M 44 Perhaps it the first time that the House of ...

... BEFORE MR. COMMISSIONER PERRY* In re Samuel ynn.—This bankrupt, until rectnt.y in business at Upper Tranmere as tractor cart owner, &o , was yesterday examined by Mr. John Yates, who represented the assignees. In the course of his examination the bankrupt stated that an execution had been levied on his goods at Birkenhea4, and four horses were taken, but he did not know how much they sold for. ...

... The Morning Pott't correspondent writes- Emperor presided at a cabinet councU on Saturday. The despatches which reach Paris dai'y from foreig-i court? are more prophetic of peace than usual. A.I the great powers continue to tranquillity. The Morning Herald's correspondent says It i stated on good authority that M. Thouvenel hasten-, a circular to the great powers that the r refuses to ...

... DINNER TO MB. BARBY'S FRIENDS. A numerous and Influential party of the and supporters Mr. William Barry, the reoentlyelcoted representative of Exchange Ward, celebrated the return of that gentleman by dining together last eveniog, of Mr. Baintiw, the 801 l Hotel, l)ale-stre«t. Mr. J. H. Macrae presided, Mr. H. J. Cooke and Mr. Maurice Williams the vice chairs, and tbe following other gentlemen ...

... ABEBRDEEN MAIRHET8. ABUR6DEEN CORN EXCHANGE.-FsimAY. Very thin attendance, and Xittle business. In the absence of transactions, we quote last week's prices. Wheat, white . ..5s Od to 40.s d } S2 lbls per bushel. Cir.red. .3s Oil to 47s 0d, Celnulo, Oats .22s Od to 2.59 (d 40 Ibs. pter busheL Barley .Sds Od to 34s Od 53 do Bear .. 30s O to 34s Od d Oatmeal . 2s od to 20s ...

... Ti LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-Wednesday. fair, The arrivals of English wheat fresh up to this morning's market fill) scere again on a very. moderate scale, for the imsost part in fair con- eort ditiois. All good anld fine qalities nioved oft' 'teodily at fill l~liota- rate tion%, but inferior parcels were extreaielv difficult of sale, except 05lu5 at lower prices. Tile iesporti of foreigas swhest ...

... X Yesterday an extraordinary general meeting of the proprietors of this company was held at the London Tavern; P. D. HADOW, Esq., presided. The notice convening the meeting having been read, the minutes of the last meeting were unanimously confirmed. G. T. MuECmRl Esq. (the secretary) then read the follow. ing report :-The usual meeting of shareholders at this season has been called for the ...

... PTOM LAST NIGEbS Ga ZETTE. BANKRUPTS. JACOB IsENBERG and DANIEL MYERS, Skinner-street, City, beot and shoe wareholisemen, to surrender April 12 at 2, aud 3lay If, at l°, at Basilnghall-stret. Sol., Howard, Quality -court, Chancery-lane off. assig., Pennell, Guildhall-chambers. WILLIAM FREEMAN, Belper, Derbyshire, builder, April IS and May 9, at tli, at Birmingham Court held at Niottingham. ...

... CORN EXCHANGE.-MARr, LANE, LONDON. is MONDAY. April 22-Tee a alisnited supply of wheat from ,ts Eassdx Snht-ent this morning; that of harley, beans, and peasw;ss very moderate; with scanty fresh arrivals of. oats of English, Scotch. and Irish oats. The Imports of foreign grain have been much less than the Previous week. butto a fair extent of seeat antI onto. English wheat came forward In, ...

... I OUR IAf PORT TR AD E. 1% ~~(cream THE TUIMM' CITY ARttat. gil Om the 27th of IPebruary a table was given of' the ex- i re portatians otf British produce during thle year 1860, tat compared with tboso of thle preceding year, Showing rgthe ortier in which thle various communities of the -, world rank as our, customers. The 11oatid or Tratic e returns of our importations, having now been ...

... .ENGLISI! AlARKErMS, - -- - -- -- L!Y MAGNETIC TMEr.EG tAPH.] LONDON CORN AMARKor-.APRPr, 20. USBORNiNS RPtO1T.-Steady trade, with good tail corsiitmptive demzand, at ,lld~ r, vtes ?? | articles. IHobi~rt?'s IEP~nT.-SlYrates, 11 al buforeigu wheat slutill of all cise- Bald 1ttentJ,1n,, buyersq. W9heat and flonr slowv, at rat',s ol \I.l last.. Bailey in fii reus ,an - ?? at fully Monday's rates ...

... a- TilE BUDGE-T. The ?? the EXCHEQUER rose,. amidst . themr, to tuaie. the flnanvial statement. 'He ?? re- ?? portion of thie'stiemneit wrilcl'I h'avi'to Bsubit to you the most unfavourble -ined II mayi ea Cte nli4 wfaVourable-s4tatement' which it has evertbeennmy' lot to Iaykfore ?? Comthfns. Both on 'that account, 0 and for othkr reas~ons,: I tra'ii OZMt6w fc atl~ a if I1 invite thjir, ...