... I CITY and DION:ETARY INTELLIGENc1E, FDIDAY EVENING. The Stock Exchange has shown considerable excitement during the last few days on the reports from the Continent relative to the Roman question, and the understanding that France was again about to intervene by occupying Rome, wvhich it was feared might lead either to a collision with the troops Uf Italy, or-should tile Government of that ...

... CITY and XONETARY INTELLIGENCE. FRIDAY EVE:NING. A very uneasy feeling has prevailed in the English Market throughout the week, owing to the proceedings of the Garibaldians in Italy, and the fear of hostile complications between France and Prussia, which is strengthened by a demand lbr geld having set in for the Continent, mostly, it is supposed, to provide warlike supplies. Many reassuring ...

... CITY and XIONETARY IINTALLIGENCE, FRIDAY EVENING. The English Funds have been somewhat flactuating-as, indeed have all the Markets-during the past week owing to the agitation which has prevailed on the Roman question. On the announcenment that the French had determined to intervene by sending an expedi- tion to Rome, Console declined to about 90X, and other Securities ill toportion; but, as ...

... CITY and XONETARY IJTELLIGIENCE. FRIDAY Evre.NriO. We have lad one of the most disquieting weeks that las been seen for months oe the Stock Exchange, and on Wednesday there wars all the appearance of a regol r pn nle, owinig to the niunerons rumours from Paris with regard to changes in the French Mlinistry, wars about to commence, &c., which gained some strength by a fiili of 1j per cent. ...

... SHAKEFUL PRICE of BREAD and XEAT. The price of provisions, particularly of those two most necessary articles, Bread and Meat, is, considering the nature of the late harvest and the amount of live and dead stock brought to the London markets, simply disgraceful. Whether we have ais abundant, an average, or an inferior harvest, appears to be a matter of perfect indifference to the speculators in ...