The Sun.
London, England, 1855-08-16 00:00:00

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104'0410h BY A COUNTY CLERK.—Yesterday
Yens was given to the police that George H
ett, .
Ne.tleain ein the employment of John Eden,
4%ti • 1-lt county clerk of Cambridge, has ali-
ohi:ith l% Very considerable sum of money belong,.
res,r°l3l.oYer. A large reward is offered for his
xlazat2_ll,
Vallt git7ll AVIS L.A.W.—The imprisonment of
.this
ra,',.,tv'he was tried in March last, at the' Assizes,
ka,4arieer of Mrs. Catherine Bacon, at Oronanc.e-
ho'da' • kequitted but afterwards sentenced to dm
1111Pria
144 4tthe nntnent for robbing her mistress, termi-
ktil:katio end of this month. Her conduct during her
hefi,h4l. hag been good, Some benevolent ladies
t‘teiiiate'"eeurhood, out of consideration for her youth,
11%1;g Le„4ted themselKes in her behalf, and intend
*Lila en, away on the day of her relea-e from gaol.
ftsioattnt- kLBu made arrangements for placing her in a
tk spayinstitution for six months, after which period,
that 41. to IlAct be Ruch, as to warrant it, they intend send-
Pta,nstralia, having already 801, subscribed for
Ylihro`Z;
~X,e11t4,„ 'WARY PROCEEDINGS AT PRESTON. A
‘t, q_et th' 4,tYling himself the Baron de Charnin, Che-
itet,7er t Legion of Honour, and late Inquisitor of
t4sllllehl'l3ll'sition of St.' Dominic, has delivered twit
Zle Preston Theatre. On Tuesday eveni evening
hyfeti
Eirnie, Baptist, was voted into the
N:tr",t, Male Baron handed him a placard headed
el-k"", requesting him to read. it to the
hart e chairman "was of opinion that, as the
Vet. 11,4 neen 'issued in answer to one put forth by
*hi be% he had better read both—a view of the
ete e th
kktpliet t.e meeting seemed to endorse—and he was
it w°!ead the first, when a voice in the gallery
4p 5,44 R. cents 'ent aziony mous. Toe Chairman anew, red
4/p'4 4°44 lj la ay:rise, the extracts it contained (which
113 ease Baron'e chaiacter) might be Said to be
11,2')/bq/, bkly., as they were taken from the Carlisle
„5 ,',Toe was a liberal- and respectable pap,
„Ne p,, °re started up an I exclaimed, " a lie .
cPish Paper ! " on which the utmost confu-
',,,lo,:leq,-.ic., Mr. Birnie then vacated the chair, and
ietair otnith was elected to preside, but the dis-
414‘0_,haillued great, that for more than an hour
rLeiesirlcivam not he and the meeting broke up in
Ike :IN :2% On Thursday night a strong body of
Net;itear ,e'ent. The appearance of the Baron was
gr an avalanche of hissing, hooting, and
behale,„" announced that he would have no " lihe
,Nit Ores :4n, for "liberalism was Popery." Mr. J.
his le"A elected chairman. The Bar. n proceeded
',!ek4ll4la:ture, but very 'pion was met with hooting
`11s1„4 by Ikhd °n his way home, was severely mal
loti,",te!teil_haeh of persons in Fox-street, and, but for
(lif the police, would have sustained se-
Ii I,4itaerye.eCe
IY, Rt°tlg
'4141 th: Bh°6ting season was inaugurated on Mon-
Illftst.''Pert. weather being fine, litany of our White-
„'4ll),l3, of 'lllell enjoyed themselves to the lull. The
ett,,lNO4'lle varied in different distric's ; but, gene-
"Avol'l'lafetlit,g, there was a good supply. Birds were in
.•44:rqlle fl" and strong on the wing, which was un-
, the er inexperienced shooters ; but, on the
,41t,'_0112.,ItTrt excellent. Several good bags were
t'%tc,ltAtta „erl.,c;nd Pacque. •
tteri t, (0;1' 1101/NTY To 151.—1 t having been found
0)f-t"hte4bin a sufficiency f artificers for the field
44'gt t ' the te''°Yal Artillery, and the horse and. rocket.
Nil 5 le, to
of Of lnance has considered it exile
keltekt of lure
the bounty from 101. to 151. for the en-
N-edririees 'shoeing
smiths, wheelwrights, collar
elm bet% and coach smiths. The rate of daily
44 tel
vol in.creased, as an inducement to these
411 kt It/ nete'.r
6f4 Ittp,,, •
Ste all
piny
news of the intended de-
-1114 3' of reserve from India to Cairo has
a the' " oth 'lab, and rumours were afloat as to what
- er m •
I. rse st, --s9gty's service would form a portion
141411144;
oithe 60th Rifles, the 10th, 52d, and
.70th
,-k the regiments most likely to since,
thltriateh ationed so near the Sutle their transport
111114 41/ oya.eei rwe'°. Id be a matter of comparative. ease. If
.041 reserve girnente spoken of as destined to join the
4.t0 ;it he really going, and its entire strength
f„,111 h; witil".°oo men, then the native infantry por-
uNtl,-„kit,s4-6,;erY small, or possibly no sepey corps
eah..l only' a", and the force will consist of British
t,eOY; it„, with Company's Artillery and irregular
":10Iblfj some regulars, and the 14th Light
II:ter:1'0111e 14111,130ee that we may shortly expect to
Ca•relatix: to "e'ligence of a somewhat more definite
,clap
, 511 the a,2sernbling of this army of reserve
t'rjd,,4,l,f, if (,„ e despatch of an expedition to the Per-
tvally be destined to proceed to the lat.
alaat:engal Hurlearu June 28.
‘les qit oCreli 64TR RR
thm h the L
348.13j0e4r,tty„? Ingiziqp".,—aAnd Btealug,,juemi.
mceotr::
itellf:PL•etZttilloeledit,Relf in
16.4ethe /Raegimentk
fh,arsthrescweievsetd.
el pe t the„ readiness embar
Chete, Intm
padre, th:,.t, this is one of the corps
e " eold army in reserve to be ass
h...otekehtiat feather at Ca.iro and which will, we be-
-aes liy's troope of
all
Q. en's as well as
toldiekid the he 64th nutu,e arms,
d'seof 1,000 bar-
icSfi:,4' Who- atn" re described s aurfianre solid, mu-cular
A, trar capable of undergoing, any amount
sane ita Niment only embarked for Bombay
tee_e no d_° be is
1/4 uubt is ar.Ut to return. to England, and
"PreadTivO.age
Nark ang o service of Borne kind cr
tk:abroad aril, June 19.
Ittm AU( that • -alcoteaitlßeports having been
'Hoch Mile has prevailed of late at
p_ p t. Len , 88
I.4t4l:'Lf VI: are t.,tmniat'l 8. we are enav)led to state that
kat gee, 4UPeri Y "nfeunded. Tne quarterly re-
it ike ;
atiadtbat
thteltbe
joclent-registrar to the 30th of June
4,e0,_8 'h eat lkateari of
4r tough was never in a more healthy
d St,mertality being
two parishes
than usual
it.Y faet that in the parishes (if St.
Mary4t Magdalen tot ire dezth hot taker.

•

HONEY 11A RKET

AND
COMMER 71.4 T, IVT RT,LIGENCE.

IT Y, Two O'CLOCK.

Tho coteon market at Liverpool yesterday closed
steadily, and in some cases of low tld. per lb. dearer
than on Friday last. The sales were estimated at
15,000 bales (4,000 of which were taken on specu-
lation and 2,500 for export), comprising 200 Perham
and Maranham at 64d. to id., 400 Bahia at qd.,
900 Egyptian at 6d. to 9id., and 1,000 Surat at
33d. to sid. per lb. The Railway Share Market
closed firmly, at an advance of to per cent.

Business in some of the continental bourses is
reported ♦ery dull.

Messrs. Rothschild have given notice that they,
intend making up a list for the Turkish loan. Ap-
plications to be sent in before to-morrow after-
noon, accompanied by alO per cent. deposit. It is
expected that the contractors for the late loan,
Mr. Horsley Palmer and Baron Goldsmid, will
also tender. The speculators will embarrass the
contractors, for they are dealing already by anti-
cipation at very wild prices, and have called the
premium 3 to 4 per cent., without having tha
slightest idea what will be the price at which the
loan will be tendered for.

In the leading columns of The Sun lengthened
ipe f erertce has been made on several occasions to
the cruel position of the Buenos Ayrean Bond-
holders, and it seems by a correspondence which
has been carried on, that unless our Government
energetically supports the claims of its subjects they
have not much chance of redress. The committee of
Spanish American Bondholders have just received
letters from their agent at Buenos Ayres, detailing
the exertions of H. B. M., Vice-Consul there, to
get a resumption of dividend payments, and the
following letter, being the reply of that gentleman
to one from the President, will explain how his
representations were met :
"Buenos Ayres, 23d June, 1855.
"In reference to the letter addressedby the undersigned
to his Excellency, on the 11th inst., in reply to a commu-
nication of the 6th inst., from his Excellency, refusing to
admit of any official interference on the part of her Ma-
jesty's Government, in behalf of her subjects, holders of
the British loan, the undersigned has once more to impress
earnestly upon his Excellency, that her Majesty' Govern-
ment has, in the full exercise of her right, taken a real in-
terest in the adjustment of this debt by the State of
Buenos Ayres, and it is now with much regret that they
have learnt the result of the representation made to them
on the subject, by the undersigned, in August last. Her
Majesty's Government have observed that the State of
Buenos Ayres is now no longer prevented by the bad con-
dition of the revenue, or by the embarrassment of civil
war, from meeting her engagements—on the contrary,
the means at the disposal of the Government
of Buenos Ayres appear to them amply sufficient to en-
able the State to adopt the honest course of satisfying her
foreign creditors ; but it has already appeared to her Ma-
jesty's Government. from the answer of his Excellency,
that, the Buenos Ayres Government are determined to
persist in the course they have hitherto pursued towards
the British bondholders, leaving unpaid the greater por-
tion of the interest due to them, which opinion will be
confirmed when her Majesty's Government learn further
the direct opposition made to the official appeals of the
undersigned, and at tha same time the utter neglect of
the commissioner of the bondholders, who, during the
eighteen months he has resided at Buenos Ayres, has not
advanced one step towards a settlement of the claims,not-
wit hstanding the most creditable and considerate exertions
on his part. It would appear, under these circum-tances,
that no real intentions existed on the part of the Govern-
ment of Buenos Ayres to satisfy those British creditors,
and that they are acting under the belief that the matter
wig be allowed to remain in its present most unsatisfac-
tory state ; the undersigned has now, therefore, distinctly
to inform his Excellency, and through him the Govern-
ment of Buenos Ayres, that, although her Majesty's
Government have hitherto abstained from enforcing those
claims, in the belief that a regard for national honour and
good faith would have induced the Buenos Ayrean Go-
vernment to satisfy their British creditors, such forbear-
ance may have i,,ra limits.
" The undersigned avails himself of this opportunity, &c.
(Signed) " FRANK PARISH.
" His Excellency Dr. Don Franco Porteta.
&c."
&c., &c.,

The English Stock market has been firm, but the
business doing continues limited. Consols have
been 914 to 911 for transfer, and 91k to .1 for ac-
count. The New 3 per Cents. have realised 92i g,
and the Reduced 914 to Exchequer-bills are
14s. pm. for those yielding 2kd. per cent. per diem,
and India Bonds 265. pm. The Omnium is 41 to
4s premium.

Foreign Securities have been very quiet, with
the single exception of Turkish, which continue
buoyant, and have risen to 931- and 93a for trans-
fer, being 934 to 94 for account. Russian. Bonds
have been firm at 1001 for the Five per Cents.
Spanish Threes have been at 37, Chilian at 105,
and Brazilian at 1021. Dutch Four per Cents.
are 96k to 961.
The following are the nominal prices of foreign
stocks :—Grenada Deferred Bonds, 7 to 7 ;
Mexican, 21i to 21i ; Peruvian, 81i to 82i ;
ditto Three per Cents., 59 to 60 ; Portuguese
Four per Cents., 43 to 45 ; Russian Five
per Cents., 100 to 102 ; ditto Four-and-a-
Half per Cents., 89 to 91 ; Spanish New Deferred,
18 to 19 ; ditto Three per Cents., 37 to 371 ;
ditto Certificates, 41 to 4& ; ditto Passive, 4 to 4k.
The last week's railway receipts, ascertained up
to this day, are in round figures as follow

1855.
Great Western
North-Western

South-Western
Rrighton
Midland

South-Eastern
Caledonian

18,089
20,004
29,573

22,159
12,811

1854.
£27,007
63,895

17,353
17,493
30,393

Great Northern

22.812

22,024
12,204

20,212

Lanew:hire and Yorkshire
North-Eastern

22,529
36,638

21,872
33,395

The Railway Share Market has been rather
firmer, and with a slight increase of business.
Great Western have rallied, and there is an im-
provement in North Western (now quoted ex
div.) and Caledo+►ian. Foreign shares are buoy-
ant, and in the Col,,nial there is a better tone.
The Joint Stock Bank shares have been at about
previous rates. Crystal Palace are without change.
Australian Agricultural Land are firmer.

BRITISH FUND THIS DAY AT ONE
( Prom this Onicial

Bugines done
.3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities 9li i
i por Cent. Consols Annuitier.
qew 3 per Cent. Annuities
Nubs Bolds, £IOO
Consols ?or Account, Gth September 91A i
Osmium

Kachequer Bills,
11,1000 .

2d.
n 18

2500
i,eciner Bonds 1858, 3i per Cent —
Ditto 1859, „ 100 i
PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Brazilian Bomb n per Cent. ,_ 1024
Chi Han Bonds, 6 per Cent. . ... .. 105
Russian Bonds, 1822, 5 per Cent. £St loo}
iaanist, Bonds, 3 per Cent 37
Tarkith Bonds, 6 per cent 93.4
Ditto for the account
Ditto Small
twitiend. on the above payable in London.
Datch Exchange, 2i per Cent. 12 Gull —
Ditto 4 par Cene. Certifieates 96 I
HI LP-PAST TWO.
Console
Ditto for tho Adcount 9lB