The Sun.
London, England, 1855-09-20 00:00:00

NAPLES.

A letter from Vienna, of the 14th inst., says
" On the 9th of September, Mr. Elliot, who acts pro.
visionally for Lord Westmoreland, presented a despatch
to the Vienna Cabinet, containing a statement of all Os
complaints England has to make against the Neapolitan
Government The despatch is said to state that Ell.
land would have been glad to see Naples remaining
within the limits of a strict neutrality, spare the BritiFh
Government and its allies the doubly painful duty, under,
actual circumstances, of turning aside her attention no'
her forces from the task on hand. England, adds the
despatch, does not yet give up the hope that a serious
warning will bring back the Neapolitan Government to
that prudence which it stands in need of now more than
ever."

Another letter of the same date, in the C 0100,116
Gazette, says that, on the 27th of August, the
Austrian Government addressed a despatch to the
Government of Naples, supporting, in an energetfle
manner, the demands of the Western Powers. t
points out the consequences that may ensue' if
Naples persevere in the present course, and all
that Austria will (if the Neapolitan Governmeen
does not give satisfaction to France and England)
be compelled to abandon Naples to its fate.
M. Mazzini has addressed a proclamation to the
Italian people calling upon them to rise. The in'
surrection, he maintains, is the easiest thing in the
world to realise, and to bring to a successful issue'
He urges his countrymen by every argument itelv
ginable to seize on the present opportunity; if the!,
do not they will become the object of contempt
the world. The proclamation otherwise does O'
differ from any of the documents of the kind iviiiev"h
have preceded it.
There is no doubt that considerable discontent
exists throughout Italy, and particularly at Nan
where, if an English squadron presented itself
this moment, the most serious consequences might
100 apprehended. The squadron will not, it is saki'
go direct to Naples, but to the coast of Moroeee;
to look after pirates. After cruising some time if
the Mediterranean, during which the Neapolitan
Government will have leisure to consider what re;
paration it ought to offer to England, the squadron
will probably be joined by the French fleet, ail
if the matter be not settled, the Bay of Naples Nom
perhaps be visited. His Neapolitan Majesty
no doubt have made up his mind by that time.

THE PAPAL STATES.
ROME, Sept. 11.—The news of the fall of wha
south of Sebastopol was received here by telegrigt
last night, or this morning, and, although not
published, it is generally known through the
town, where it has caused unfeigned rejoicing ;1...,"
only drawback to 4which is a very natural lor;
giving after so much suspense as to whether
tb
news is not too good to be true. We must mend?!
tit justice to the Roman Government, that Iro
official paper publishes regularly the telegraPh.lo
despatches from the Crimea, and does not, like
friend the King of Naples, seek to suppress Pcji
that is favourable to the Allies. The Giornale
Roma of this evening will no doubt confirm did
report received by the French Embassy, as it "I
yesterday that of the taking of the Malakhoff•
THE BALTIC FLEET.
GOTTLAND, Sara. Iv.
The flying squadron in the Gulf of Bothll
under the orders of Rear-Admiral Baynes, is 8,1;10
performihg the service allotted to it, harassing b 0
enemy in every possible manner, penetrating
narrow creeks and channels in that locality, card,
turing every small craft that ventures afloat, eile
destroying every place that it can real. •j! 0
Hawke, steam block-ship, has made a diverasinit
against the fortifications of Riga, dismantled
guns of the enemy, and killed and wounded 00a,
15 Russians, who showed some opposition by seutbe
ine. out 15 of their gun-boats, which fired on iti
leawke, but without causing any further casual
than lodging a few shot in her hull and wounchma
one of her men in the arm, which has renclere
,i 0
amputation of the limb necessary. The blocks-4
of the enemy's ports is most efficiently preseq`is
by our various cruisers, and the effect thereoro
most severely felt by all classes of the ErnPe 0t
of All the Russias, causing great disconte
among them. The advantages the allies have gaie.,,eo
during the present campaign may not reach !Pr,.
standard of success assigned to them by the VI%
at home, but they are sufficiently important Z;
warrant the assurance that in 1856, with t'
• sal
means and appliances which will then be furnish 0
the Czar will find that his strongholds in °ea
Baltic, as elsewhere, will, one by one, be wrested
from him.
The Hawke, Capt. Ommanney, arrived in -.6ar:t
Sound on the Ist inst., where she rernaine'u,
anchor for a week, and then left to rejoin thenoria
body of the fleet at Nargen. The Cressy an
Driver parted company on the 2d inst., with 4;i
Admiral Seymour's squadron, off Seskar, reap iO,
Nargen the next day at 6 p.m., where they
mained until 5.30 a.m. of the 3d, when they se
pasted for Faro Sound, sighting the Lighthcwore
on Holme Point at 7 a.m. of the sth. TheY end
within a few miles of Faro Island by 8 a-re" tte•
fell in with the Archer, screw steam cot to
A dense fog came on, which compelled thenitbe
heave to in the offing for three hours, whell,beei
atmosphere became sufficiently clear to enable ; the
to come into port. The steaming qualities .°' the
Cressy are equal to any of the screw liners..„lliing.
fleet, with the exception of the Duke of vvive 6 0
ton. The Cressy steamed from Nargen to -vacird'ert
distance of 210 miles, in 26 hours. Her 11-.! Peel,
being in a defective state, has been unsl4frolll
landed on the islet of Skarfgrund, there °a and
03,1
examined by the carpenters of the Havo'erthit
Belleisle, who are of opinion that it is unseat° safe
and can only be made efficient to insure tveiti in
navigation of the ship to the nearest arse being
England. The necessary repairs to it area fel(
proceeded with, which will be completed in for
days. The Cressy will then return to NargLd on
the purpose of its being definitively
""pro"
whether she is to remain in the Baltic or
ceed home to have a new rudder affixed. ,disf
In Fart harbour are lying at anchor a °Pc,'
corvette of war, the hired steam storeshiPeresof,
stream and several merchant vessels. Tnet.ore
and Belleisle are moored off the western sue on
Gottland. The former will sail for Neriot the
Saturday next, and the latter for Engine u,s int
end of the paonth. The winter season line ''-
month earltr than was the case last Year' win'
has fallen on several occasions, northerl9,olli
prevail, the sky is overcast, the trees are P;;001
denuded of their leaves, and the face ce.

wears a gloomy and cheerless appearance.
A letter from Turin states that the 01
Sardinia will set out for France about theatoer°
October. He is to be accompanied by g:,,
',„(1/44
Minister of Finance, and General d'.4l-,7,0 1
Minister of Foreign Affairs. His MajeiN
at Paris will be about a fortnight.
0111
OM re
A Te Deum was celebrated at Rome °- the r
in the French Church of St. Louis, for 1: St°
I a ,
servation of the life of the Emperor on ti'e,kilotr
e 0
September. M. de Rayneval, Genera,' „,lehel
veau, and many other distinguished Pf—

were present. •
lebOteic:
The ceremony of the Via Crucis was ()(3,," a"-
att Odessa on the 4th, in the presence of ;onow
Kußazawhout, Nepokoishitzky, 6,T:a ern
ruzenstern, and many other distiorg'ea
sonages. Letters from the Crimea revel
ere re 47%
stated that the Russian pioneers and saPPe-Aing 'd-
estroying all the bridges and roads leg-
Balaklava.
Tlei.r?
A letter from Aix-la-Chapelle says 11
dly the fall of Sebastopol was vela r 5 7;6
dinner at Bremer hotel, at which about ";,-,,„gissi',4°
English visitors and some of the most on"",- boou'a
inhabitants were present. The well-kinlifier ed
of the place was in attendance, an' rforfa_,)
"health of the Queen and ETOpeTOT," Peviith
the English and French national Emperor
91
mirable spirit. The healths of the otbernoteos
Sovereigns, and of the King of Prussia, 10100
The room was tastefully decorated with thedertible
of the Allies, and the presence of a "4151 besgti
number of adies added not a littl filled the air .1.•
the
of the scene. The chair was ably
Drummond, and among those present vcioions
l blere''
Lord-Advocate, Major-General Griffith, 'ill,
Sankey, Capt. Forster, Lieut. Youn ~ „c 9
is but one feeling among the population hero ~i
regard to the war, that of unmixed syroPgtby

the Western Powers.
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DREADFUL OCCURRENCE.—CAUTION TO ... 41" - it
Last night, about six o'clock, as a timber
longing to Messrs. Dowson and wan prOu'-botis
through Cornwall-road, Lambeth, Co.,a fine boy, 111 the
three years old, who was playing with the stones 1,,,1ee
road, was knocked down by the horses, which trilv`Teel°
on the little creature, and directly afterwards; the cud'
passed over its body. A man instantly took. tbev, be.
to a surgery, but life was extinct. The little fell°_.tcbo
longed to poor parents, residing in
White IDrse-street, from whose residence ke bie
itlo strayed. No blame attaches to thy for 101!
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Glovers

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COMIVIE

The Liverp
►47 heavily,
ripees, -which
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4gYPtian, 61d
4,14 80 Sea Isl
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The
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Equadic
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'°lle at 27.

The follom
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211
to 59, E
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101.

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to this day, I

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full rates.

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' Per Oent.
11tlia Stock ,
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21000
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PRICE
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grenade Boi
Grenada Boi
Periean 3 p
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IIONEY MARKET

AND

COMIVIERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY.—CLOSING PRICES.
( From the oScial List.)
Business don•

41,,r;er Cent. Consols Annuities 9OA 90
011419. Stock
'Nols lor Account, 12th October 9Ol a
I chequer Bills, 24d. I 2d.
£l000.

la'li
) re,
'stro of,
000
0361

X5OO
5 p I 4 5 p par
Small .
Exchequer Bonds 1858, 3i per Cent
Ditto 1859, ~ ... 99/
PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY.
Illtzilian Bonds 5 per Cent.
t %dor Bonds
tenada Bonds, 1i per Cent. ...... .......
tir
i„ Quads Bonds, Deferred
1k eziegn 3 per Cent.
t,
e.Plvian Bonds, 44 per Cent....,.. .
p uitto for the Account 77
'Danish Boudg, 3 per Cent —
Ditto New Deferred, 3 per Cent.
D• itto Passive 4
' itit,h Bonds, 6 per cent
Ditto for the account
,bitte New Scrip, 4 per Cent.
venesuela Bonds, 41 per Cent.
Ditto Deferred, 1i per Cent
Dividends on the above payable in London.

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tuitrian Bonds 5 per Cent. 10 GU. 2.. ..... 67 68
Mich Exehinge, 24 per Cent. 12 Gull ...... 65}
THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols
Ditto for the Ace oust .

CITY, Two O'CLOCK.
The Liverpool Cotton Market yesterday closed
/erY heavily, and with some irregularity in
trices) which- were Id. per lb. lower than last
"eek• The sales were 6,000 bales, 1,000 for ex-
t--comprising, in addition to Americans, 500
Egyptian 61d. to 7/d. ; 1,200 Surat, 31d. to Md.;
444 80 Sea Islands, 11d. to Is. Bd. per lb. The
1,
--waY Share Market was active, at a slight ad-
vance.
The letters by the Boomerang, from Australia,
have
pri not been yet delivered, but the dates are old.
The bullion on board is about 68,0001., and the
44Y Wharnclifle, from Sydney, has 6,5001.
4t the half-yearly General Court of the proprie-
tors of the Bank of England, held this day, a divi-
dend of 4 per cent. for the half-year, without do-
c4tion for income tax, was declared. The nett
profits of the half-year were 587,032/. ss. 3d.
i
'l:ter the payment of the dividend, the rest would
1'
3,023,050/. 7s. Gd. The dividend being agreed
b, the Court adjourned.
The anomalous position of the Money Market,
and the rapid alternations that are experienced, st.
"oeould rivet the attention of the mercantile classes 25
f the working of the Bank Charter Act, if only st.
erthe purpose of future action, since, whatever 10
4Y be said of the expediency, nay, the absolute .t 0
4 t•
eceSSity of adopting the course lately pursued by 50
theßank we may at least go back to first causes, and rt.
leek for some elucidation of the wisdom of the law St.
v.
compels such a course. At the present St.
moment no impartial person can feel any anxiety t.
,uout the position of the Bank, or the amount of St.
;it% bullion, except so far as respects the obligation St'
fader which it labours to keep a given sum in 12
Zeeie, and to contract its circulation. In other"
t°e tdewhen, in the natural order of thin gs, cash would 16i
easy, the legislature, by its enactments, ordains st
".t it shall be made scarce.. While this state of
,airs 20
,_ exists, we must be prepared for that fitful .11A
mxiet which results at the bare idea of bullion st'
leaving us, whatever the object, or however soon 20
th
12
'Paid bullion could, without effort, be expected 10
I t-
again. All banks, as dealers in money, will Bt.
'44 lip its value when the demand increases, and 50
Merchant will object to their so doing ; 25
it is the artificial and exaggerated strain 25
uiell the restrictive laws induce that Z
llleys and dissatisfies. To - day, according to gz 2,
e confident predictions hazarded in some St.
ratters, the minimum rate of discount at the SEAta.
ilmik of England was to be raised to 5 per cent. ; 25
100
greater ease being experienced in all quarters,
e arrivals of silver being considerable, and the 50
letters from Paris indicating a more sober tone 20
411,, °Tag the speculators and less doubt among ca-
v,. `talists, the measure has not been adopted. We
t iighilenge any one to say under our present system,
~.°Wever, whether the advance will be made in
days or six weeks, or whether it will be
made at all ; but if derangement is to ensue from
ire
Purchase of the customary quantity of foreign
Nitt, and the remittance to Turkey of a loan gua-
Miteed7 by our Government and fostered by our
national bank, the sooner the " screw " is turned
ilia better.
better. Turn it to the utmost our bond with
,111'key must be fulfilled, and so the merchant is
made to suffer. This day upwards of 480,0001.,
11
lefly in silver, is exported to India and China,
outing
future remittances will probably be smaller,
h,_/ting to the check given by our tighter money
rket. The splendid weather now experienced
ill insure the most satisfactory results to harvest
4ours, even in the latest districts. 1
The English funds have been much firmer, an
improvement():) of tto g per cent. having occurred in
which are 90 to a for present transfer, and
to for account. Cash is easier, and in less
demand in the Stock Exchange, while the fall in
'ensols has brought forward a few buyers for in-
,,etinent. Exchequer Bills are steadier at 4s.
premium. East India Stock has been dealt in at
28. Exchequer Bonds have recovered to 1 pm.
The Foreign Stock Market has been firmer,
~
'lthout any great activity. Spanish New Deferred
'44 been well supported, at 19i and the Passive
;N. Peruvian 41 per Cents. have been quoted
. Equador Bonds have been at 4i, and Grenada
at
18i. Turkish 6 per Cents. are up to 94, and
the
a Scrip is par to ± prem. Venezuela have been
done at 27.
k4_l'he following are the nominal prices of foreign
:t'eke :—Grenada Deferred Bonds, 18 to 20 ;
211 to ; Peruvian, 76 to 78 ; Deferred,
to 59 ; Russian Five per Cents., 98 to 100 ;
ditto Four per Cents., 87 to 89 ; Spanish Three
lII* Cents., 38 to 381 ; and ditto Deferred, 19 to
151.

The last week's railway receipts, ascertained up 20
20
r° this day, are in round figures as follow : 100
1855. 1854.
Great £28,136 £23,257 100
4 at Western
ii Qrth-Western
bolith.Western
.130 ton 17,545 15,822 100
4
, Idland
'on lith-Eastern 25,346 20,264 too
`' aledo n i a n
Great Northern
neashire and Yorkshire 22,282 21,769
North-Eastern
5
rjtailway Shares have been higher all round. 5
U6ltledonian are up about 10s., Eastern Counties 20
North
Lancashire and Yorkshire 7s. 6d. to 10s., 4
Western and Great Western 10s., and South 20i
'astern, Midland, and North Stafford in propor-
-1101- The foreign lines are very quiet, but nomi- I°°
4
%ally about the same. The Grand Trunk of Ca- 100
dada are i dearer. 100
100
Lusitanian Mine are rather lower. Colonial Gold
Ive been done at i discount. The Joint Stock
14Bank Shares have been at improved rates. Ca-
114da. Company's Shares have been supported at
' 4e rise, and British American Land are at very
l 41111 rates.

Ts 74 1_ HANGO MASSACRE.—Dr. Easton, surgeon, R.N.,
Mr. Sullivan, Master's-Assistant, who were cap- 50
'llted in the Cossack's boat at Hango, were exchanged 204°
4t. Odessa on the 18th inst.
This day, it will doubtless be remembered, is the first 100
I'
'llivenar of the memorable and glorious victory of 100
the • Alma.„ 100
‘-,ITT OFFICER OF HEALTH.—Dr. Challice, of South- 20
,;ark, has offered himself as a candidate for this office,
the by the Government appointing Mr. Simon to be 20
medical adviser of the Board of Health.
bThe whole of Mr. F. L. Popham's racing stud—Wild 2500
44Yrell excepted—will be brought to the hammer at 50
Me Park-corner in the course of next month. 100
The New York Picayune has the following :—"lt is wo
14id that Long Island, in the neighbourhood of North-
port,/11„ is sinking at the rate of 4 inches per day. We do
14 wonder, when we recollect how many delinquent
4cribers we have in those parts."
fee ITY REGISTRATION.—The Revising Barrister pro-
vor`ed yesterday with the revision of the lists of tenane-
rs _
if ueoo
is the respective wards. The revision of the list 100
olhe livery terminated as follows :-1 claim allowed ;
objections ; sustained, 96 ; failed, 12 ; struck out
r.-'ll° Revising Barrister, 9. Most of the objections 25
zte allowed without discussion, and no point of inte- 25
k during the morning. The Court wpm adjourned till
-Cl4clay. ' 150

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50
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SHARE MARKETS.

(THIS DAY.)

RAILWAYS.

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this day.

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