The New York Herald Newspaper, May 5, 1858, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERA WHOLE NO. 7915. ISTERESTING FROM EUROPE. ARRIVAL OF THE ARIEL AND EUROPA. MGRNING EDITION—WEDNESD AY, M AY 5, 1858 LD. socepted a th foreign ‘cases 4 THREE DAYS LATER NEWS, oman of his fate pit the perfectly grataitons ian of the, Lord Chief itieve wa Moga freedom and Dosplllty a0 abuse " Arralguts cddrearing titi ™? | by the law na tontande the goverament have al te Rar aye asta THE BERNARD CASE. ir me ritey Sih ne cesarean ens | "inate anata ea gad ‘ fuming up. The preaijel result cf the prossedings xt | {Sei‘ent renders ihe posiooe stil more, deloate, Der Tremendous Scene of Uxcitement on his ‘announce: ovourred a iihina bruins no moter Tene aes nad teem Freeee aad Beet diffealiies with ‘ nr ie rBermare, man Engh tba, From the the trouble of ascertaining whether be was amenable to Fienss of i eae a » instant om the | apy English law—even if the tact of his having committed rassments multiplying themselves from to the court, proceeded a loud shout of exuttation The | the rime should ve entabliahed—and thet the Jory, glad | note diegused’ “irtoocia ty semriens say hank me gs ans acme | Stes en Secret rece | uae a SPEECHES OF BRENARD IN COURT. Heer chiefs. veanced whieb, vents, Pradence of consideration snd circ, y: th Lg hi nie denon voice ant Soy int the law vino dnb ie tliat. to nd Areilee Ghd Geveeiagenmm tomult, ries were a re ‘of Mr. Harker, neral The Ei Budget and tts SENSATION IN PRANCE. tanga of Mr. Harker, though exeried to tbe utmeat, 1 re i is ute anon Several | qupgyrenties, Rutect and wnt tere Seariahed his white pockethandkerohief ntry, 9 & crime comaitted by foreigners | Ii 3 te Commens on the. 10th ult., as a ok r abroad, © en: there clroumetanccs whet is the ult, Baws FROM INDIA. rovervment “ on suffer. comsmentig on the change asco” to dat Wi i lake up, the moarare of its prede- Sone ean tae ah ! P Fa, OF frame y a colorable 1» OF Fe towards clone ' the quertion to the Aiiven Jadgee? We have abstaines | tat many had taken since we hak Burning of the Clipper James Baines from saying 487 thng con judges? We have abstained | tthe cammerctal positon of the eouniry, the tnorton and Whaler Cortes, aq Beri may po: Bo in France. Lard | °1#t9 had reacted on our own commerce and cuused @ sertes study. | Derby is pledged to do vomething, and yet thi tmpract —— whether the number was considered, or waa ine had been abown to | cable jury of twele Fngtishmen has defented his intended | ‘Ae a a any within their memory. Our ex- pobiey of con ‘on the evidence and of subsc- | Porte, which had been rapiaiy rising for s long time pre- Advance in Coiton, Cern and qoent dispunishment on the point of law. vio full of regularly snes he clmeapaeenens the ? We have, in common with the people of England, a | °Tisis. Then came a resumption of : capital was Ceonsols. a ‘cua ee of right to require that the character of the country. shoud now abeadaut an@ the, prices, of ia CC qi a diedine into ae Committee and pomwically uncbanged. Sugar quict. Tallow whatever ight rest of Barope. A griev- | fii, though the ye than a = re. if 3&8 Lard dol, ata slight decline on all kinds. aul tales. i LABGE SALBS OF COTTON, ae, ae. &e. i sth made a succesful attempt to be | as ana, addressing the jary, said, much vehe- [ heard, mence tion, and to provide that petition of snch an atro- nm 5 le Ro re ol an city shall be t il ie 2% i bt | 4 Es d H He the ; THE NEWS BY THE ARIEL, pF br matted ors which very much alarmed this country, ‘ hapten! estab! ‘The etoamship Arie}, Captain Ladlow, which lett South, at - _ i Bed not remind ve House, a connderable plete ‘THE NEWS BY THE EUROPA. war, and smpton on the Zist April, arrived at this port. yesterday THE EFFECT IN FRANCE. ment which wil conduoe to We laereased prosper ‘Me steamship Furopa, Captain Letteh,%eft Liverpool at afernoon apd wheserae it {From the Paris Consticutionne), April 19.) niyo rate of intareat ie very low, A20P. ML of Bavurdey, April 24, and arrived ot Halifax In the experiments made by Mr. Whitehouse, ai Green- Pricoser was then removed from the dock, and the | No honest man in France or Enguand oan doabt tho | neoesnarion of life soa ar sant wes ot oe se 0610 A. M. om Tuesday, May 4. The Europs sailed from wich, throagh one thousand miles of the Atlantic tele- | 8) having abstrd, guilt of Bernard. Foe or ae of our are much lowor than they were last year or the Walifax at 11.45 A. M for Boston, where she will be due Graph cable, shout balf a second intervened between Lord Chief Justice said:—Let the prisoner be prep phe ly leg ee ween | ing year. But, at the same time, iz not tees about seven o'clock this evening. making © signal at ome end and ite appearance at the | ""Betyard agaio st20d at the frost of the dock. hiled wil gall ith talusniosy Sad wit metin agatact | saeeneapemaeeds Lemmmamane way own convisdon that ‘Mia advices are three days later than those by the other; but the difficulty arising from detention of elec- Mr. , the prisoner's counsel, said:—I understand, | the Fimpercr, the pee, the army, and our insuitauions, | moment sound, and sibbagh giaunally ose’ bie taal’ Anglo-Saxon at Quebec, and are of a interesting natare. tricity was then thought to have been overcome. Itap- | ™Y lords, that there is another charge against the pri- | should unfortunate! be clrculated in Franee, in the cities, re confidence, ‘Aud there are indications of Sas Madigan reports, Aget 34 pened the American pints, hemoter-4h tn-aaiebdada ol hoher of 8 nature precaely slullar \o vbas just disposed | the barracks and the country towns, it would be difficult vement, still 1 do not thiak we should be 5 ships 5 ji Uhrough the entire | of, and which mut be iried, if at ail, upon ihe same evi- | for the government, with the best intentions, to stay the | n° Induigisg the bel BB. Mallory of Key West, Ocean Pearl of Portland, cable at Devonshire, that » considerable obstacle to rayid | dence. eBects of public indignation. : currenan’ at ae Ga sabes sane yee ‘Went Pemt of New York, City of New York, and Brkieb communication armes from that cause. With the symbolic | o, "Be Attorney borer be (nanatred eh of Lng id fo renee $f the Tendon Times.| | has prevailed of iste Jens, and ‘whieh "has comis!. proceed h cheers. wi y present ship Talavera, all bound into Liverpool. alphabet at present used, about two words and a half per shape, then, ny leased friend will | moment, feels or aleots tager at Whe result of re rial of | “ithy’gntes “Masia minute, on}y, can be transmitted through the whole length of wire, but it is hoped that by simplifying the oote of Mr. Simon—Pei allow 8 ‘verdict of acquittal to be taken Upon thes Om the 26th passed a screw steamer, supposed the Tsa- rE. The Attorney Genora)—That being the usual though not wes, bound up Chanact. article which I sul Berpard. One bas only to cast a gla-ce ever the short jo to perceive that this “tearing & ties 48 Scan to naan” P ne @a the 271 passed the English ship Charles Ohalmer, Siguals double that number may be transmitted. Even | the uniform course, I shall cousent to the verdict. Fanee i betrays, as well ax Yoo inaolence of fe tone rear. | cosguet, Which te lessened tats 4 ctantig wuteeet. wopposing that ebject to be attained, the rave of tranumis- | - ‘The Lord Chiof Justico—That ig whab I anculd have re- | ices t indicate the source of ita taptrason. st we'may £200,008, which tha department nt be Sie Om the 20th, lat 48 lon. 39, exchanged signals with the sion would not be more than one-third the speed with | Commended. believe the Univers, it was Bernard’ that was de- | Customs duties for thie year, wo mest} member * The jury wore again sworn by the officer of the Court, | manded at any cost, acd not justice. Whether his guilt ’ Biritish abip Samuel Winter, bound weet. which meesages can be sent with the present arrangement | and a: Berward looked on some astonlahment. It | wes proved or not—nothing, in fact, but his head could | very bucpamt comnts ce rea and tiaater May 3, lat. 44 lon. 67, exchanged signals with the of the symbols .rom London to Paris. © was, however, explained to him that this was merely a 'y the Univers. ‘The acctised has been tried—tne evi- Gresmeiouoes of the Sountry ore aya ‘Britah brig Jessie Miller. ‘The Cowes pilot boat Alarm has brought ashore a mail | formal matter, and he recovered his seif possession dence againet him is not such as to satisfy a British jary. sumption—capital le sbuncent, pon trend ‘Thoserew steamship City of Baltimore, which left New from the tar of Tasmania, ninety-three days from Launce- MF Be A ey clerk road the tadict ove {o violate their oatbe, and find » verdict of Peo epee York a noon on the 10th of April, arrived at Liverpoo! ston, having sailed January 15. She regorts that the | former cage with the murder of Riguer, who also | jury will not, 1 f-ncy, be much by the abuser the | the course of inst jecen ie hace ee eng price ie a8 UP. M. om the 22d. ‘Star spoke about a month before, the steamship Istamboul, | ‘ied in of wounds which he received on the | Univers. There are parties, no doubt, whom it seeks to | dant and the ‘price has cocsiderably falles—ao ‘™ Pei Captain Judkins, which saiied from Melbourne January 18, with 12,000 ouness of gold, jease, and whose taste ite language compiets!y suits, | much, indeed, aa 108. percwt. There la a combination Fl cn age: poy me eepey Seipenthoryd pope. geniaaliy ‘ 5 co} inthe Sate daapproving Noone 0 oe Stimulete conmempeain: one We ich aoe Ea Léverpeol at 6:20 A. M. on the 24th. ‘The report of the Great Eastern Steam Navigation fe offered ever pri warmer © on the mode of | A pinpeiisd ak thaitiveihine pi pin ae and you will flad a verdict of not guilty. re in the ‘Rugllah courts of justice; none hae more | geoue to the Secheyuse wie thet Te een vant GREAT BRITAIN. shareholders, hed devoted considerable time in procuring | The prisoner was then removed fro Hy Preised the administration of justice in Hogland, | y’nning (0 feel the bened of’ thas greab ri PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMSNT—SPEECH OF MARSHAL information and in ob‘aining. Scalar per i = Aes the pu Pr ee en bis aleoty, pw Eom aes es Geel pe PELIS8IER, BTO. tenders for ‘completing the works on beard the com- . His is no merely theoretical | ga Goo quarter Juss ormsinoted, neabeiien bs Ripa “4 Gn the ist ult, the Bouse of Lords was not in session. pany’s ship Leviathan, to enable her to aa one who has witnessed all he admires. He says:— to the restoration of confidence and to the of mn ho Bonne of Commons the tise was occupied ia debe. sen, To ciel thle, & farther outlay Pap ted Ona Baitey. Peg ty Prete od oppression in 8 cont consumption. After these observations he Cxme to te was adopted authorixicg the issue of 22,000,000 was 2 which sum, added to the (From the London News, April 19.] enerally ; unless from clreumta for the interest ihe funded a ‘dave eocenary, ; present | . 7 ° [ie impomsivte to guard. There la.a0 public prosecucrin | mn ae rae i iiidic kit iki seth c astent time ts to Mabilities of the company, amounted to £211,232, | From one or two quarters we hear puling whi Roglaud, for ihe Atiorncy General docs not inierfore except | 400,000. | There was a decrease tm thie Hom, ‘Bouse ef Lords, but Lord Derby announced that ne should to meet which the directors proposed to issue deben- | About the effect this verdict may produce upon the may Gee lanteatlontons dunks ieblond Gan of exchequer tan ph < esadsne bo ‘that of the measare which re- tare foren: mente. To these there is only one reply; | alssoeriave -ibat the livesty of the elionary, but It ie 4 Bove 59 ‘moves the preference shares to that sum, cn sech terme Shat tnegoveramenta alluded | ing violated meso sch tbe lowe adie’ Skah proestie | cate te cae? on eae —, an: ‘as were moet expedient. The total cost of the ship would | to to acquiesce {fm the inevitable; citizens; it fa the manner in which (he laws are exsouted; the Re ae which paid out of the surplus revenue country. They ‘de £804,522, or at the rate of £34 per ton, taking the ship | if they have not, England does not care. menger in which government exercises iis authority. a\tbo- we 3 a, ’ P rity in Rngland is ‘never carried away by it sever | © meet a ‘of £3,990,000, and they had nosur- at builders” measurement, 24,000 tons. The directors {From the London Advertiser, April 19.) iruderaiatand ever acs accordingio hela, do vara | plus revenue, mr theen circmatances be Tegrotted that they wore unable to complete her equip- pages: J they ought to repeal the act authorizing thie war iments bebo tbe, caewing aatamas, when it wae’ intended | Winch Roe See hse S aan renee hole page with exiracts from hls Majouty's | Daid ‘ody and’ Gai’ ie. coarse, wes Wo tos he wes ae # on the au ds eonennennl thoughs it would pwisad et naataed apemaeiie cot tobercne ve oe anh agus of er to wens % i ind ao eae mad, tba ong redo ee Noumea acminaine Aan. vas ac- | that the angust parson who is most interested in the pre- | W°t!d leave £2,500,000 to be dealt with. The hom ir Winks in @ very different manner. There is no 'y Accounte from the alik growing districts stato that the ‘es —w Borers genrloman then segued sirens spend the in- elaarn of tame dil baled Wseala tare ana tings Cha the fac: tana — et eo eur ce Site ree notable ‘ob & per. arrival from the United ‘was insnffi- As forthe hurrahs which seem to have 3 the | Manent source of revenue. It be by re- me rempaped Encacnewrn warn rine | grog ye cee pg vt ayo | Lovet untae een om ean a ~ resaes In Holland the Second Chamber of the Legisiatare re- 4 4d ‘which, I fear f a gam seamber tat, Sey or Retire ey o 20 i fore at sumed ite sitting on the 13th ult., when M. Rochasson, the 223 Fay fear on cn ghee eta House: reui . On Mobries, retreat . sas capianes lua corvenpentaaes Uren tas Goecal tor. | of Neon, Saibib, was stared. Ilo exsaped, asd a reward | vc rusttritr the Contes, expieincd the pebties! pregrasame once | ibe exception of the most rampant anti English, romark uae with reapest to ea the Norte hmerioan coldsies im reference to | oF 80,000 rupeen wae offered for his heed. Geuoral | % the Cabinet, which may be summed up in these fow able for ignorance and prejadices, the { ng, general . by the tens. any sets passed for giving an exclusive right to any one discovered words :-—To promote the better appreciation and the more speaking, secre to be that tho accosed had a fale daty in favor of - jo Deom | trial, and that the Jury decided on the evidence brought Proposed should now be eowpany to mtablish telegrapelc commeniention between general approval of the institutional ideas of the prosent of | before them. I can di F none of that passion, nae they would gain seoboes. "Phe Earl of Carnarvon had. no sbjection to the motien epoch, and to speedily realize what the general interests of of of thas rage affected by tbe Univery, and certainly snabied to make up the deseieney ; Dat suggested that it should be amended by the insertion the comntry most argently call for. “Buch,” the hon rable , | ei The generality we ’ of war- of the Gor extracts of corruamadonee Muister declared, ‘18 the object of the present Minisiry. Fw ea eh ee oe cer ‘oy 4 tay 7 damn and the base on which its members have consente! to trial closed, wan, Whaev wae, ee wees oe, eee oe lr "ametances, he Ee ee BA ee. os teke office, The measures promised are stated to bea ih jury will do justion. ” Bot press vt apa any correspondence. ‘0 civ it officer yet been eent to Lacknow Dill for regulating the colunial finapees; anciber for modi. wae irene tas reper Bet tes telegraphic commen). Lok al Hepmnreenbind % | tying the system of taxation; « third for emancipating Se ecrees ne Ke te Gurfa wes about to be = aah af the weather wes tnoveasing dally. Fo Ree Siete peony samen ede ‘ : prosed Ste tals teak us omens pervaeo ih ES weenie ot hares, ene is of hae » Sites tenn the judicial system, and the do eee oo oes ore | eenferred ow any onc that were likely to be injurious to aaa im the northwest ys salpents of Fg a ena ween hag ny my Aref SL apaanad of the King of Delhi had not been made nn ae ane Sens remem ore now vila mate i ref the House of Commons Mr. Gladstone asked whethe: public. arch! of e R ona ‘the imtention of the government to lay tho papers Io the Caloutta import market Dusiness in general was | which give Austria Stor tha territories of Kish and or Segustetne canes ioe Times te that vole public opinion. em the table at this period on the subject ‘of the Panu. | limited. The produce market was dull. Government se- | the suterina. Tho te nald to de nearly indispatanie, m. The Fronch for such a result, * ons, bien tn conformity with doclamation of | curities had improved. Fxchange oa London waa 2a. isd. | but Auatris now wishes to show that sho considers herself Of Vn Wong the fret Plenipotentiary wt the conferences at | & a ae for crodit#, and 28. 14d. a 28. 1(d. for doou PF Of Dodern civilisation in gener ie of Parts, tm 1866. mon ‘at Constantinople in 1853, | in the eyes of tals, be invol , non t My 4 ‘Ths oancellor of the Rxchoquer said tho result of the — by the Count de Lainengen. On the Orat Gey of ever} | ment of a republican, ctmepiretor. "Buch acocsianon | Sotcetics pow enial wad teeth eral. Be 27 Lame meminene 08 tavestigaions of the Commission would shortly. be sub PERSIA. month the Austrian garrison of Cutter! is acc to | ef the long Detwoen the two countries would | on Weal tasy be called the question of ansamsins; ons cf these oo Gene bent, enenoes gained to the Oooforense at Paris, and it woull bot be in | According to @ French account, new difBeulties have | march, headed by is band, over the tongue of land of | have been ying to the solf-eetoem of the French | $9 nations derides the wuemion to the detriment of the otbar rettstance would be eitured to OT ay ge the table. geen conte Jand and Persia, the Eogiish claiming Kick, and retare se the same manner. Acoounta have | goveruusent, 0 severely wounded by the events of Fes aoe emalonie dd Peccpen anes reduction of the expeadiiere. asked ld vi m received tbat tbe Austrians concen! last th Hy ‘thout arro- . whan Weihctana ha bose tats na tan teat pe Pdorabie free a Ponsa aad “sh tae Batanga ison. | quoce or netemapaen ints amazanycrimouk are, | Srmary. diweneecusa nad fad fant [a real portion ranged continaance of ihe 3. ie , including protection in matters of religion, WEST COAST OF AFRICA. ers. Provisioes of war of ail kinds aro also arriving, | court passing somiencs ou an accomplice of Orsini would | pear to ua tar prefersbie to the dull compiimenia wilh -ehtsh pth do sboald be held out to the inhabitants of Oude, ours Late dates from the West Coast of Africa report that | ®D¢ Placentia is treated as in « state of siege. have given & moral atrength to the imperial throne. That IRerMusicipal Fone of Borer ed the frankness of the ‘ io Ge inte war tn eases of beinous crime, and if no such inetractions Dr. Livingstone bed left Sierra Leone for the Uspe of | The eiaure by a Portuguese vonsel of war of # ship con- | te politica! and national instincts of the jury had somo- | ;)uke de Malakotl on tbe previous day. In thelr dlaniay. of Chancellor of the Exchequer replied to the objee. been rent, wheter in the opinion of the government it | Good Hope. The coast trade was dull, and the natives | taining free ne immigrants to 000 of the French tion to do with the decision it would be affectation to deny; | igh chears rained lm telnmnph foe Snow DeeneePust, Dat | tions made to his budget, and insisted upon the accurate, was net expedient to do 89 / wore boding out for higher prices. = agit od col | but we think that their verdict was only what was td | heart of England herself mon Bernart were ‘he | though temperate and cautions principles upon which Bis Saree ceaiies at natrestions bad been cont we paar hot ae. nies, has been arranged, and orders have been given by have bees expected im aay similar case the circam- | the Patric confines itself by laying before ite read estimates of the revenue for the current year were India that there be full toleration and protection to CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. the Portugere government to preven: the recurrence of a | #2008 of the trial show how much political — the juricieal meaning of the verdict,and observes tas | funded. LN re ete a oenng «| 92, Cape nd pe advo re toe 30 o March | ar otrge Toa Tae aapetoges of ka tan Tanss nasty et | Lord Pumaren was right when coierig ie hngah | yqiaagrtuons were then agreed and ordered be 4 eplistpent of Kaflirs for service in India _ ‘lation aa ineufticient and imperfect ane stomp of one, penny on all bankers’ checks was carried | De totes ohicts erween the talvor ee saline So tevers ems Eaten, change of ministry ip wre his defence ofthe prisoner loa rade agaiast the “Writ al tat atin ies apenta.ove agpetated. ob 7am the London Times (City Article), April 21} amidet oere. pected in Portugal. 7. chiet ; voncl one stations of the Northern Ra\’ hancell evening casayed sased eblied sortocs titevtion to.tse ointe of the, national MAURITIU! The choice of the Prince Royal of Naplos for a bride is | jets oan Ct Oe ads ns See S | he rater fciney in cxamining the vo high pba of avon, and the romlt haa been tat Oe efnces, poling tothe antphy tha prevailed towards pea ——_— 8. one now anid to have fallen on the Princess Helen of Bavaria, | jury took advantage of a slight defect in evidence to re- } — Sss' : 1S te Bs provides bu eaamnip areon tem As the 7 ‘Mngland om the characterising the state of sate Merion | the eldest slstor of the Emprone of Austria, and not an the | FD & verdict consonant with thelr political feeliogs, and Tree, padhergahenndyitat spl aiaaas off loans, of course the of ahah ae ast e Perope oe more'umeatied Un at any Line vince tape, ; <tr * | Princess Mary, aa first believed. to express their dislike of the a (From the Paris Débate, April 19.) ‘ resorting to@ prolon, Se a 's ‘The fine clipper ship James Baines, built at Boston, but (ened on tes shee at New Hedford, from wheace she We have just received the London Glo, which cov- | been to create id A woreny om al 17, 1867, and was ‘382 tons burthen. taine Mr F. def = a oe the ert tieoel, Tas, ‘Ssi Joss “Fusrsna nas | (ove inf Teccmbet at the Bad ee beard er: | THE BERNARD ACQUITTAL. Pal tone of thi Gelense to wast that cx aure net tonne ial Calentia with 2 of Indian produce, only « gg menatiotones | duce &. Beran of which ‘had, veen | ccharsed. wih rue COMMERCIAL. INTELLIGENCE The Effect and Sensation in France—The 4 vi * _{From the Independance Beige, April 19.) wenn a, NCE. r ‘ The reap was a complete wreck, aod twas feared ‘that LONDON MONEY MARKRT. out « precedent, even in his own history, We feel compelled to sup rene a part of this eloquent de ‘would Messrs. Baring Brothers quote money abundant, &e., de, de, t bf yf ng hp TE bot generally unchanged in price. Bar sliver, be. Inga. - — (From the, London Feat (Lord Palmerson's organ), Apri peep my hl FT ty that hed not expired. The insurances were ex a uk at hagunt ae emt 16s. 4a. THE EFFECT IN LONDON. ‘Wo betiove that the grounds on which the Jary acquitted | “*rning bela ves coreree pected to be disputed. Ancther account says that the of a tnoreased on BERNARD'S DISCHARGE—THE SCENE IN COUMT— | aimon Hernard ‘The Independance faye that the Policies hed regularly expired, and the toma’ would fail | ¥¢®k £226,000. Console closed at 063 « 9874 for money, OFIMIONS OF THE PASS, ETO. the evidence, In the speeches of counsel, is the sumening | (Faris by the pews of Bernard's See tha owner - & : 5 for eccount. teen, dambbath Ye (From the London Tmee, April 19.) up of the Judge, of im the few excited words which the bo A serge course tn See ena © Gam |, Concele Cased to-day of 9075 8 OF CV RNY, Gan Ore hecednaetr 0s. — 4 -~4 ea compared with the same month last year. account. The Service Club, of London, had given s grand AMERICAN SSOURITIED, (April 18) correspondence of London Herald.} Denquet te the Buc de Melakot. ‘The ef Cam. | _ Baring Bros. report American mocks unaltered ta price, news of Bernard's acquittal bas . — Pennsylvania 5's, 78; do. wo ty educed here e Bridge presided. Pelinsior, in returning thanice, said | ¥'th & limited Dusiness>—I'ennsy! 0, 70; do. bende, The j Sat it Sppenrance, amongst them would recall the | 177, 83; United tates 6's, 1867-68, 104; do. bonds, 104; " id of the two countries, amd his Fr st hein id ee Teprescntative of & ’. belief was the ae of compte an ng ster war at the hoot Dut give no , fone ‘ehould never ba mcrifeed to the hawor of Jimes reports the following sales on the f | the cimer. ‘Game smongai them with an open and ult, :—Iiiipols Central Railroad, 05 discount; do. free- } fall of reapest for their “inautations and Inna 1's 2689, 69) 60 do., 1875, 8134; Kirie Railroad vhird ‘it waa with the utmost sincerity mortenge, bed r | gptned sm the rank in her honor. | He trusted ues mig * LIVERPOOL Conroy MARKET. wien i" (Paste (Aprll 19) eorrespentense of Landen Howe } oy — allianee with hie coun. staice coon mari A oribe over ‘twelve never, Tt ts Imponaible to des: the #tapefaction in over and again during the years; Zz, in cbarging him with the ment Circles eocasioned by the The Mendon, | a# Mr. Disraeli seome ran LE the experience ‘t anything ove te Tae House of which all the week has given fall reports of the trial, now Soerrenes te Ge pemy yevaee ose Sere } at country, fuIke in silence, and does no! vom publish the telegraphic | Ramps. to take his stand othe prepenal, ue ' being mew: of the resw writer sctures: - Shall bave » |, we had beon abseut pensive to outdo 0h onto epea ae way tm Weise the on Wil at length get the bene li of ts long deatred was given Pa lor was to be officially represented to the French pubic; Conece aysioms by which great and conmmaey | P . tion, retired from office, ceptible, and which. Stas tf the cotemt of thakanee Mr. SoS mont which wae to decide his fate afew moments tas Ceacnurhay ee ofthe y coucwsele, - - the statement, while hy on —_ of anxivus suapense, however, i trammpired " when [{Parin Correpondence of the London Post, April 19.) ; Coat ei tine bed et nen mp owe 1] men npeabaniy a) upon tho rublect erowing ae Deroard’s wal, ia the Teapective: pho] Seunere prosecal hep 7, srrengemente, may be pro- o- Coma jad, ciency of the law had ees |S comm dor ee uare and the prisoner was again removed from the dock. Then Deourly with (his Geslareaten the salen, howerel Supen to te teapeenn sae oe Army Intelligence. retored. Levanroor, Apri 24-9 Pu, | ‘BEr® Was another long ‘merval, curing which the anxiety | agaivet Bernard swelled im the’ prevailing belief that Engine ‘and may wea gin Cotten te stead: , bat mare fyealy CRU eater toe tor eechs wales tn evert then preemaane wee tees wat | ey eventually Gnd & solution of difficulties in war, A naval of the Ss = dag Pg to rng estimated at 7,009 | animated ard exehing ecsortetica. Tue small gallery im. | thought hs Sic com Tomei nS a fy eos thin WB had ek ra al. ™ | ts" that og See | ee ney Rech str he Samet of several well dreened ladies, who hed been unable 0 the House of Commons.” ns sotive “being the develepement parte of the taiding. All the more “mvored $5 Sate tree teen hina bd way of Bornes. on the bench, and in ite immediate vicinity, | and fooiieh mistakes, the iT Apeech, called Bee been goreates Fem early hour in the morning by | himself with firmness, (0 aamame the 80; pereons of rank and station, many of them Iadies. Others, Gemeral, the leading counsel coat coast of Borneo, fa (be cre approached, made ‘acesmaut applications for section; and therefore we do not ey verisus riot bad ooourred on Soe compnnstnce af was not Bie court, and his advice that Bernard was indicted for the crime | 0,000 sailors, and any gander of marines The paaneand . inh laborers in the fron ‘Dear upon. } Farce and selling at S62 ; white d4e, taxed to the utmost to comply w ie mee ones. ‘The ‘ marine ¢ffoers are of ion there is no reason why Concent (6 Tasty cmimp Sremet.—A erand ematenr ‘Yoo The military had to be oalled out to restore orter. LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. members of the bar stood in Aigcuasing the inch | by no possibilty have Bern the Engiiah Heels should not burn the shipping fof the | concert ie 10 be given tomorrow evening, onder the Qneen Victoria had been 16,000 at the Meenrs. Bighand, Ay tha & Oo. ; Richardson, Spence & Oo.. | demi of the trial, and con ite ard for murder, | porte of France, bat they maiatain France would ¢er- penett of te oe dy Let oy General waa expected | James McHenry abd othere, qnote beot heavy and quota | ae did also the greater part of the wadionoe On the fae Howe ef Cominone went to } Pe wal Wee an Wie tro tiee ta oat of pom pay ma vases os teu, a eainanl in hei +t-¥ J do wise men will sincere! fossip, | church of Seimt Vincent de Pav’, - . 4 : law « y sorims | 0 ” it ¢ ea : lon ; Pree sain ma fateronting itaatiom oe pine | Styharance co Te. 02a. Lard frm bot qviet at 648. 860% | ere, an anoeat of the French bar, who hed defended | or ofence, is not capabie of beiag treated au a coospiracy | ‘one Of pubhe fecling tn Pare since it was Known | that our French follow cerns will not deny Wemedlves ‘vens veeelly | potted st (wo and 8 quarter, end io te Tallow —-Butohory nomingily §6a., but pone | et; | Plerri on his trial in Paris. Precively i the clock struck | indictahie vy English law. The jary, therefore, from the | that Foglish law proiocied each mon w Verpard, ‘This | the double etjoy ment of hearing good manic and aiding ’ “i , , pome | Y. C bee. foar, a0 intimation was given thet the jary werg retary. | history of ihe case, which was a maiter of pubic novo. ' W ancther event which oddly enough has cortaioly ang. | the now church at the came time