... CITY End XONETARY INTELLIGENCE. FRDeV EsciwoNG. The Stock Exchange at the early part of the week was in a co-n plete state of panic, in consequence of the apparent difficuluies with regard to the Luxembnrg question, the continued heavy fell on the Paris Bourse, which was supposed to denote the advent of war, and the disputes between England and Spain, which, it is still feared, may lead to a ...

... 1. An abstract of the gross produce of the Revenue of the United Kingdom in the undersuentioned Periods, ended March 31st, 1867, compared with the corresponding periods of the preceding year:- Year ended Year ended March 31, 1866. March 31, 1867. Customs . ?? ?? 21,276,000 22,303,000 Excise .19,788,000 20,670,000 Stamps ?? . ?? 9,560,000 9,420,000 Taxes ?? 3,3350,000 3,468,000 Property Tax . . ...

... CITY and XIONETARY INTELLIGENCE. FRIDAY EVENIxG. The English Funds have been rather dull throughout the week, notwithstanding the decision of the Spanish Supreme Court sitting at Cadiz with regard to the Victoria, which promises a speedy settlement of the dispute between this country and Spain, and the core peaceable aspect of public afiairs, the funds both at Paris and Borin being flatter, ...

... 3PRAUDUANT TRADERS. The rascality carried on in London under the cloak of respect. ability is perfectly astounding. Saug citizens, who are outwardly the most moral of men, traders who, when the week's work is done, duly take their wives and families to church on Sundays, attend charity meetings, and are, in the eyes of their neighbours, upright, conscientious men-such personages, if treated ...

... T..esday, Apr1l 9. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.-E. CANTRILL, in the Officof Works-W. llAMSAY, Norwich, ,- Ccle k, esiploved Forneett, coal merchant-W. R. JOHN, Cardili _roat Yurioutah, sad BANKRUPTS.-(To surrender at tl-- ;- J. ADAMS, Kingsland-road, licetss d ' v ank upts' Court London.).- ford-street. C0O5vent-garden, potatoe saletaller-T. HR.BAENETI ' DigBeh street, Red Lian-square--W. F. BUGH ...

... Tueaday, April 2. ?? surrender at the Bankrupts' Court, London.)- ELN, Ipswich, beerseller-E. BLOUET, Great Russell- ary, milliner-C. BRISLEY, late of Grove-street, South lure dealer-F. BULL, late of Marylebone-road, attorney LN, Median-road, Lower Clapton, master mariner-W antd C. B. MOORE, Goswell-road, milliners-W. H. ssons-green-J. DENTON, late of Wilmington, Kent- NG, Great Yarmouth, fish ...

... CITY and XONETARY INTELLIGENCE. - FRIDAY EVENING. The English Market has been very dull throughout the week, owing to the anticipations of war on the Continent arising out of the Luxemburg affairl and the continued depression on the Paris Bounse, where a regular panic has prevailed. To-day, however, a better feeling has existed, and prices leaving improved the English Funds responded, and ...