... TOWN TAL K. BY OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. ON; readers Mill understand that we do not hold ourselves reo sponsible for our able correspondent's opinions. MR. GLADSTONE deserves the credit of having kept his secret perfectly this time. Although there is nothing startling in the Budget, it came on the commercial public completely by surprise. A deficiency, and an addition of a penny to the income ...

... The following communication from Naples of the 6th gives an account of the late conspiracy:— Arf extensive reactionist movement was discovered last night in the capital and its environs. The frustra- tion of this attempt will be attended with happy conse- quences. The recruiting committee, sitting at Domenico Luciano's, in the Strada San Giovanni, was last night surprised by the police agent ...

... TUESDAY, Aran, 1G. W. A. PcTNAir, New Oxford-street, glass dealer. I. LEVITT and:1;1, T. LEVITT, Minories, chronometer manufac- turers. E. T. N. JENKINS, Victoria Park-square, Betlmal-green, cigar manufacturer. W. II. IIj-iMBrnoH, Iligh-street, Poplar, upholsterer. J. COWDEHOV, Peckliatn, Surrey, innkeeper. It. K. BOOP.}lAX, Marden, Kent, cattle dealer. E. RAE, Eastcbeap, City,.commission ...

... DRUSE PRISONERS AT BEYROUT.—The Earl of CARNARVON inquired whether any decision had been come to by the Turkish Government in regard to the Druse chiefs at Beyrout?—Lord said that there were eight Druse chiefs in a place called Bokahara, and eleven who surrendered at Beyrout. With regard to the former, it was intended to exercise a large measure of clemency towards them. With regard to the ...

... On Monday before 11, a.m., a vast number of persons lined the seats of St. Stephen's Hall, armed with members' orders for admission into the Strangers'-sial-ery of the House of Commons, to hear the Chancellor's financial statement.. By 12 o'clock there were as many candidates for admission as there are seats in the gallery, and as those who arrive first are the first to be admitted after the ...

... THE LUNACY REGULATION.—This Bill passed through committee. The Mutiny Bill, the Marine Mutiny Bill, the Exche- quer-bills Bill, and the Consolidated Fund ( £ 3,000,000) Bill passed through committee, and their Lordships adjourned. ...

... MARK LANE, MONDAY, APRIL 15. English WHEAT not much in request, and prices still on the decline, white selling at 47s to 70s: and red at- 45s to 64s per quarter. Of foreign, many parcels on oiler, and only a limited business, the rates taken are 60s to 74s: Russian, 52s to 60s; and for American, t>Ss toGSs per quarter. The market for FLOOR ruled quiet, and quotations for town made, 56s to 57s ...

... THE AMERICAN MINISTER AND HIS PISTOLS. On Tuesday night, in the Piazza del Popolo, a vast throng assembled to witness the grand annual display of fireworks. The only extraordinary incident of the even- ing was one in which the United States' Minister, Mr. Stockton, played the most important part. Without the least fault on his part, that gentleman came into collision .with the Papal dragoons, ...

... NEW MEMBER.—Loid PALMEESTON took the oaths and his seat for the borough of Tiverton. His lordship, who was received with cheers from both sides of the house, was introduced by Sir G. Grey and the Lord Advocate. NAVAL DOCKYARDS.—Sir F. SMITH gave notice for Tuesday next to call attention to the report of the Commissioners on Her Majesty's naval dockyards, and to move that under the present ...

... QUEENSTOWN, April 15 The following is a farther summary of the news pef Canada, which arrived here this morning The Washington correspondent of the New York Herald says:— The President and the majority of the Cabinet are satisfied that an extra session of Congress is inevitable. I have reason to believe that the President will issue a proclamation in a few days summoning Con- gress to ...

... A SCEXE AT ANTWERP.—The port of Antwerp w s three davs ago the scene of the following incident: -The English steamer Dolphin came into the port from Lt.ndon, and moored in the place usually occupied by the Dutch steamers, and those from Goolo. The harbour master, 51. Van dea Bomden, sent a message to Captain Frost, of the English steamer, to move away and moor his vessel at the quay ...

... M, Baudemont, a gentleman who has made the rearing of c-ittic his peculiar study, last week communicated a paper to the Academy of Sciences, on the relation which exists between the development of the thorax and the general condition of the animal. In France, England, and Germany, various opinions have been expressed, which are all reducible to the following proposition The development of the ...