The Sun.
London, England, 1855-07-16 00:00:00

Accounts from Hamburgh mention that the
English Government had made contracts there for
supplying the foreign recruits at Heligoland until
the winter, an increased number being expected as
the service is growing popular in Germany, and
one steamer no longer suffices to bring the volun-
teers to the island.
The letters by the Overland mail have been de-
livered this morning, and the mercantile accounts
from India are, upon the whole, satisfactory. At
Calcutta the native holidays had caused the busi-
ness in piece goods to be limited. Prices, however,
Were maintained, as an improvement was expected
When the rainy season set in. In the money mar-
ket there was no alteration. The rate of ex-
change was firm. Freights were rather higher.
The prospects of the Indigo crop are represented
as good. At Bombay the money market was
easier, and a further reduction of 1 per cent. had
been made in the Bank minimum rate of discount.
British piece goods wore dull of sale, the stocks on
hand being large, but holders did not press sales
after the mail arrived out.
The Ceylon advices aro to June 11. The ex-
traordinary
May weather had caused the shipments
of Coffee to be very active. Upwards of 380,000
°WU, had been exported already, and it was ex-
pected the total would reach that of last season.
the interior the rains had been much more par-
-14. Labour was somewhat more abundant. It
Was urgently hoped that the new Governor would
advocate the early construction of a railway.
The New York accounts received to-day repre-
sent the demand for money as being rather brisker,
and the increase in the line of discounts, as shown
y the last return of the city banks, during the
harvest,
ending June 30, was 1,54:.',787 dollars. The
rca,r'rest) however, was likely soon to extend this
cf"enaent. The customs' ret urns for the month
4
iliti,ll,lt
we give a decrease in the value of imports
i-o-Llew York, as compared 'ith the same month
ti-,,,'454) at 1,794,640 dollars. Stocks were at full
Particularly and some of the -railway bonds were
buoyant.
%tockere is rather a firmer 'cone in the English
1 market and the particulars of the French
The being announced relieves further suspense.
me 'holiness of the instalme nts, 5 per cent. spread
er /8
the loonths, will obviate. any pressure, while
terms,tie although satisfac t.ory for the Govern-
to iw' are so far tempting tha."..t the scrip is expected
v.;4oat at 2to 3 prem. ThE ire is no idea that any
ell be allotted here, but firms having influential
h°ll.esPondents at Paris may obtain a little. Consols
:RI been 90i for transfer and account. The
.h'elv Three per Cents. have lwen 921 to and the
;educed 911 to Bank S cock is quoted 213 to
14) and India Stock 230. The New Annuity is
quoted 161. Exchequer Bills at 2d. are 20s. to
238. premium.
Some excitement has provailed again in the
market for Turkish Bonds, new buyers coming
forward, and there is an apparent determination
to push up the quotations st 11t1 further. The fact
that the Egyptian tribute will more than suf-
tto meet the entire it on this por-
e ce
nof the debt has great weight. The set-
tlement of the account 'tales place to-mor-
IW, and this buoys up the prices which have
been 86k to for money, an d'. 87 up to 88 for the
end of the month. Peruvirai 4i per Cents, have
;44el 11 to 75, and the 3 per C e nts. to 531, owing to
the advertised increase in the sinking fund to 4 per
eTeilt• on the first-named, an d 2i on the latter.
h
cc-t,B) however, is by no me uas what the creditors
11'd fairly claim, and then 9 is, in addition, a re-
e:gnition of 1,189,0001. of the home debt, to be con-
Weiat. ed into 3 per Cent,.Dererred Foreign stock.
,18 iS a direct infringement o f the rights of those
subscribed to the forei,gn loans, and, if ac-
grieseed in by the Stock Ex el iange, every foreign
ecw.ernMent may swamp our market with new se-
tlties when it wants to raise money. Russian 5
pe
Cents. have been done at par. Spanish Threes
at 36k.
The
eteeL" following are the non ti nal prices of foreign
ttc`":"--Grenada Deferred E;cods, 6,11 to 7; Mexi-
krn2li to 21- ; Peruvian, 11: to 76 ; ditto Three
12 tc,sdellts., 53 to 55 ; Portuguese Four per Cents.,
ditto- 44, ; Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101 ;
-eOur-and-a-Half per Cents., 88 to 90 ;
cf'3l, New Deferred, 18 to 18- ; ditto 3 per
36i to ; ditto Certificates, 4to4i ;
rth passive' 4 to 4i.
ittive railway meetings announced are the follow-

Lim, Company. Dat e. Place.
Leilaoll July 31, London Tavern.
kklehil 44(1 Brighton
Itkra,eBter, Sheff. and Line. Aug. 1, Manchester.
It Z and Liege
04711, Aber., and Hered. July 19, London Tavern.
411 end Newton July 21, Welchpool.
14111,14, ill "ticket day" iii. the Railway Share
tio,-8') and the dealings are generally in connec-
taOith the arrangement of the account, which
1164 Plaee to-morrow. The charges made for car-
041°ver accounts are not so heavy as they were
taqatue last occasion. The market is steady for
len' ic'f the principal lines. The Foreign and Co-
Detre very dull. Samlore and Meuse are sup-
ki
eaes are inactive, and ?Banks quiet but firmer.
Government Debe: atures are dull.
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41 ANDS THIS DA.Y.—CLOSING PRICES.
84h1. (Prom MAI Offic ica Lis:. )
a c sto k
Per 0
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Itev, 3‘'ezit. Consols Annuities
Pet eLl'et Cent. Annuities
Lo Cent. Olt. Annuities
~bit44,,tlities, Expire 6th Jan., 1860
r,_-41i4Ri) 1-ears Expire sth April, 1885 164. 15-16 13.16
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p-'413.n il,"-ca, OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY.
"eravia,„' -stis, 6 per Cent...
Otto-res-13°21(18, 44 per Cent _
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118 sis lids 1822,5 Cent. £St llO 4
t'lg rtihna'lliiit,°ll4 44 pernt
-11,611160117,114, 5 pPeerr Ceent.
Ditto -Aga, 3 per Cent 364
Ditto ,14.eceliut, July 31 34
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bittai.„.e, 6 __

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Ditto ,U6Aceonnt B7 sa
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ILdlinda on the above payable in London.
ultto 3 Per ecnit ”, 4i per Cent
65f. 50c. ex 25f. sc.
O'CLOCK.
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--------EN-STREET.--In
C., , LAZE AItjADER IN WARREN-STREET.—In ,laaVing raised a fund of 7001. or
1.1: Interest for the benefit of the
ittel Charles Collard, who, it will beiilsypolfa cthe e
toarrest him after
bYtartla4l4tny whilst attem
widow land
et the inhabi-
ptiB:l" remembered, was
Chettnder of M ' Warren-stre
in,
erecting Cl.
34,, 0 the district have also succeeded laklurnent to the memory of the unfortunate
.
laced over
Li:. and which was a few days days since
the parish
I grave in the new and beautiful cemetery of
execution
tattts
f . r"
Moore'
la
of Iti; Pancras at Pinchley. The design anstdedtoMr.
man o a
Tho e Monutnent, which had been entrusted it 0 r°4B Milnes, of Judd-place East, Euston-square,
y is of
14 jasical character, standing in the centreofa orkshire
ented
b citillg, CoVering the whole space of ground pr es
to he burial board of St. Pancras for the purpose. Next
rti‘a the landing is a noble plinth and sub-plinth, with nei t
t (3,,,llidiugs supportin the pedestals, which tapers slight y
Ei° :ds the capitalg, but surrounded with foliage and
P;l' 11 work, presenting a chaste appearance. The stone
n !thich it icompose is of great durability, closely
b..ri:altnebling Illarb3e, and the monument bears au appro.
•Tuich tillh4eeri,Ptiee, referring to the horrible event by
n i
tow.: aeceased
of
his death, b t Wthout perpe-
"illg the name of the perpetrator of the twofold
°rune,