The Sun.
London, England, 1855-09-19 00:00:00

SPEECH OF THE KING OF BAVARIA•

The following is the text of the speech delivarL
by the King of Bavaria at the opening of t""
Chambers on the 15th : tg
" Gentlemen, Senators, and Deputies,—lnuni
the chambers for the first time after the election of 'I":
puties for the seventh financial period, I feel great satice"'
faction in being able to state that the blessings of Pebe
have been preserved to our country, and that in '0
midst of great combats the Germanic Confederationlle
preserved its union. Under these circumstances tn."l
solution of the questions which form the prince of
object of the present Diet—the regulation of t/i8
finances for the seventh financial period—Will d,
considerably facilitated. I have subjected the """,,,.
get to a new examination, and have found that it is Peio
sible to somewhat reduce the charges imposed on Pt
taxpayers. Simultaneously with the law of finances' nti,
the estimates of the expenses and receipts, bills will pd
submitted to you on the taxes on incomes, capital, sap
patents—also on the judicial organisation of the R12613,0t
provinces, and on the dotation of railways. Tbis f
bill will also provide means for paying the expense4,:t
the Universal German Exhibition of 1854. The 'l-0•
decision relative to this subject had to be taken at a Too
ment at which it was impossible to give full inforroati.o,
to the chambers ; but I do not doubt that the great 1,4
portance of the national enterprise referred to will 1!"a.
induce you to give your assent to the bill. The terri3o
tion of the railways in the Palatinate will also rnriti,„lse
the presentation of several bills. The approaching c':„1
of the existing financial period will render it secosiZot
to present a bill for the temporary increase of oar: b-0
taxes. The bill on the Penal Code, which could not op
discussed in the last session, will be submitted 0 y ill
again, and the draft of a code of police penalties witb
likewise be submitted to you. In compliance, too, Who
a wish previously expressed, a bill on national and nt pt
roads will be presented. In consequence of all this 9e,
labours will be extensive and important ; but your
votedness and patriotism will enable you to dischn„
them with advantage to the country. My Govern
will aid you as its duty requires. Let us proceed to
task with confidence in, and gratitude to, the Almigh%'
By an abundant harvest he has lessened the grave
quietudes of preceding years, and he will remai bring
protection and defence, whatever the future may t:lob
forth, if that future finds us united in the fidelity We
we wish to preserve as the ancient inheritance of
Bavarian people."

LORD DIINDONALD—THE ADMIRALTY.—As an -
tration of the deplorable and disastrous consequences
suiting from the way in which officers in the neval,ti
vice are treated by the Admiralty, we may state ;t.
the command of the Baltic Fleet as offered some
°
ago to Lord Dundonald, but was declined for the re591,,1,
we have above indicated, by the gallant and noble 1°

—Morning Advertiser.
IraOr;
BOROUGH OF MARYLEBONE REGISTRATION."--iste.
day, Mr. John Fraser M`Queeq• the revising ba'i-tbe
for the borough of Marylebone, held his sitting the
Marylebone Court-house, for the purpose of revisilor
list of voters for the parishes of Paddinton and 0011
lebone. There were very few claims org objections/ 00
there were no points raised of any public interest. {bee
learned barrister will hold his court this day ano
vestry hall of St. Pancras for the revision of the
that parish.
THE LATE MR. FEARGUS O'CONNOR.—A 113,e",t bee"
11
the friends of the late Mr. Feargus O'Connor " - fog;
held in Glasgow, to consider the propriety of endeeooeo
ing to erect a monument in Scotland to the ,d got'
gentleman. Dr. Greer, F.H.S., presided. Alt.,,e'selfr
conversation, in which all parties expressed thtel-fork
sanguine of success, it was agreed to call on tiff, iiite;
ing classes generally throughout Scotland to ase'e'core;
work. A committee was appointed to issue an'der
for that purpose, and likewise to take the necessarld,
for holding a meeting of delegates from trades, soiat
and factories, in the same place, on Thursday e°
the 27th current. filf
MEXICO.—The advices from Mexico just reel 0010
nish a full detail of the abdication and flight 0.000 re
Anna, and of the subsequent position of the 01:001.
volutionary parties. The dates are to the 19%'Ve;
gust from the city of Mexico and to the 22d frfteetiP,
Cruz. It appears that early in the month the irja lest(
of the President to surrender the Government an fora)
the country was generally reported, and that 0 decls
denial by the official journals and the issue af,4 cited
1
prohibiting, under the most severe penalties, 'O4
of
lotion of such a statement, merely had tha 901
causing it to be more firmly believed. On tujoioll,ebo
August, before daybreak, Santa Anna ignclrn der "its
stole away, protected by a powerful escort, °Pooh
pretence of proceeding to the State of *Veil 841
order to direct personally the military operation die •
the rebels. His real object, however, was iTililobelity
known, and he was not far upon his r
pronunciamento took place in the capita', or 06
basis of the plan promulgated in Ayntla b of ef
partisans of General Alvarez. This triutell by
'
revolutionists was immediately followed ,00 of
cesses, and the order of the day is once 700,011„,g
establishment of a wild democracy. The pa lia!,;r
several of the Ministers and friends of Santa 11-900.5,
been broken into, the furniture, books, Pic 1.0°,40
Mr. ir-A
riages, &c., were destroyed upon the spot. debt, or
well-nown in connection with the foreign 001, 014
among the sufferers, his house having been
is:t of 13°
the whole of its contents, comprising an arnall opolleei)10
and valuable papers, burnt in the street, theyoreploel
many cases being instigated and directed by roaillioredr
persons of a higher class. Subsequently, a iFi-rest.„o
Government having been organ;sed, order '1.000; to
but the probability was that the various pr on begle
the generic term of " Liberals" would au,hibt
quarrel. Meanwhile it was understood rag Aloe
fisting Administration would adopt no rneasely 0 PIO
importance until General Camanfort, la.e_4l.ooed
individual, should join them as one of the 1 opeenk
anti°. rp,,,
revolution. Notwithstanding this Preic • tbe
renewal of disorder was considered certalliAbeir
de nel
or ultra-Liberals, having already given et"'sbe /11.0,00'
that the army should be disbanded f?1,..14 toofre
Guard to take its place. They likewise inasnrhoen,treotiit°
posal of the church property, and the est
.bow
n of tiled folle°
ligious liberty, together with the suppression
by tbe_,, tbe,
who were legally constituted last yetr,bel.olB 0_70,0,
dictator. A hitter contest between the lo_ther, over
one hand, and the army and church on the 'the el/40011'
consequently inevitable, and, looking b
au.
edc
the latter, there was little doubt of the.
el_tial'ord II; pa!
umost °._i•
aas Previously
usual,a thecatvoaslteanvuinmgber ofpital
promotions,SantasA- iv g
pr_
00c,
eminently scandalous, and it is said that we
,a
inferre vo
less than 14,000. The Liberals, it is federal Col!
ministration the appointments signed by yotieo,
and as the taa Gran,/ oe.p.
course, follow his example,
according to Mexican notions, requireerse
are pr.oe:iell!
gress, and as many smaller ones h
the
soon consist of public officers. 0
Ae tla is al. 03°1'
tures of what is called the plan of yu
it is likely that at least one-half_anosf there
P°oll,,lAatclliegbfd
if S°l3ol
roposa
Minister had succeeded in his recent p were.7.o reduction of the tariff,
opular to
to
and it is said that 1 to i$
Anna, which,. according to p
re. e
Uses
up with the t,
dollars, for w hich the maritime custoin-h°
V° 1#
have been me rtgaged, the duties would. rec
liberal footing "" .tory,
emptation of
.a .loan of sever 1:, r
ready put upc m the most
• that I""
Qt
was, to have been included in
ever, tbfl at
the national j(mlousy having been arquisoa,
with the Unit;ed. States. A fresh slice of te.r...11,,ai1i1
failed.

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AND
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

CITY, Two o'CLoox.
Li the Liverpool Cotton Market yesterday the
4,les Were 4,000 to 5,000 bales, at decline.
mares Were quiet and cheaper.
QIN freight market is not brisk generally, but
4re is less difficulty in getting merchandise for
erica and other parts than for Australia, the
to
114 age on the berth being in excess of the require.
kent.

fr ship Lady Wharncliffe is in the Channel,
°l3l New South Wales, but it is not yet known if
th
ehas any gold on board.
The Boomerang, with the Australian homeward
faill on board, was spoken- on the Bth ult. in lat.
and long. 25 W. It is to be hoped this
B'OW coach" will not again be employed on si-
tiiiiial' Service.
The advices by the West India mail offer nothing
(4
oimportance beyond the items contained in an-
tth er Column of The Sun, but it appears that the
eW regima in Mexico has started with fair pro-
-766H5) and that Santa Anna's downfall is by no
;he. regretted, since he failed to benefit his country
Despotism
in the enjoyment of almost absolute power.
and incompetency seldom are long en-
d
4red by any people.
The mail out to Australia this evening will be
ti
44sually large, and an enormous quantity of news-
14Pers will be dispatched.
There was a rise in the quotations obtained yes-
t% afternoon on 'Change for bills drawn upon
ti °st of the continental cities. Paris, 90 days,
Were taken at 25 55 to 571 ; Amsterdam, at 11 191
to
,19i ; Hamburgh, at 13 81 to 81 ; and Trieste,
1'24 to 28.
The Stock Market has recovered a little after
the depression of yesterday afternoon, when Con-
-114 Were subject to an incipient panic, and the
11 eWe from Vienna of the reported retreat of the
Russians, towards Perekop has served to keep in
;4eek that exaggerated feeling of anxiety which,
r interested purposes, many are striving to
foster. Consols have been 891 to 901 for
t
i4osfer, and 90 to 90f for October. The value of
ehequer Bills is par to 4s. premium, and
India Bonds are Bs. to 12s. premium. The 31 per
Cent. Exchequer Bonds have been 991 to 1001.
Foreign Securities have been rather heavy, but
Turkish are more buoyant than they were after
The official hours of business yesterday afternoon.
They
4 are now 90/ to 914. The scrip, however,
a 4 been 1 discount to premium. Spanish
Threes are worth 38/, and the New Deferred 191-
t
: L The Committee's Certificate is at 41. Rus-
Pour-and-a-Half per Cents. are heavy at 88,
ulg 2 per cent. lower than on the sth inst., when
lset quoted. Peruvian Bonds are Ito 11 per cent.
37aPer, being 76 to 761. Danish Stock is 101 to
Nothing has been done in Mexican.
TllO following are the nominal prices of foreign
:—Grenada Deferred Bonds, 18 to 20 ;
211 to 1; Peruvian, 76 to 78 ; ditto Throe
lat Cents., 57 to 59 ; Portuguese Four per Cents,,
. to 45 ; Russian Five per Cents., 98 to 100 ;
ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 88 to 90 ;
Spanish New Deferred, 191 to 191 ; ditto Three
pCr Cents., 38,1 to 381 ; ditto Certificates, 4/ to
St; ditto Passive, 411- to 4i.
The Railway Share Market is, upon the whole,
ether better supported, and with a few buyers
PPearing for Great Western, Lancashire and York-
and North-Western. The Foreign lines
47e been also at rather fuller rates. Paris and
Orleans are 10s. higher, and the East Indian and
Canadian
are firmer. Northern of France, as well
astern, are flat.
In the Foreign Mining Shares there have been
Very few transactions, the Joint-stock Bank Shares
hate been steady, and the Canada Land are 1/.
il Igher again. Van Diemcn's Land are somewhat
,
'roer.

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1114
—ITISH FUNDS THIS DAY.—CLOSING PRICES.
(Front the Ogicial List.)
a, BlFlillAS‘ Am,*
147, T Cent. Consols Annuities 891 901- 89i 90 i
"ut Bonds, £lOOO
t_bitto under 21000 lB
°Z4ols, lor Account, 12th October 9oi 90 i
.'lteliequer Bills, 2i4
. I 2d.
£lOOO. ...
t5OO p par I par 4
t, Small .. P Par I par 5
Ateheque,r Bonds 185 S, 3i per Cent.... 100 k 994
Ditto 1859, ~ ~. 1001- 99/
PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY.
wish Bonds, 1825, 3 per Cent —
p, _Ditto 5 per Cent lOl i
171ador Bonds
-sp,iaan 3 per Cent
np

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tiences err
naval °
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;owe trop
be re°,j,
oble 10

errivianlionds, 4i per Cent.... .'6 i 4.
lessian Bonds, 4 per Cent BB
knish Bonds, 3 per Cent 3B}
Ditto New Deferred, 3 per Cent.
tbitto Passive 5
poPailieli Committee Cert. of Coup. u A fun 4s p c
' irkith Bonds, 6 per cent —
Ditto for the account
Ditto New Scrip, 4 per Cent.
Dividends on the above payable in LondonE
.
THRE O'CLOCK
Consols 9O
Ditto for the Account 901; 4.

3t.
St.
25

25

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LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.) 20

lz LONDON, Sept. 10.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.E.,
"ght airs and fine.
11,14ORTSMOUTH, Sept. 18.—Wind S.S.W.—Arrived.—
i4,!ck Sea (s.s.), from Malta. Sailed—Amity (s.s. tpt.
, for Deptford.
PLYMOUTH, Sept. 18.—Wind S.W.—Arrived—Hydas-
e4 (s.), from Woolwich, for the Crimea.
tjAutourn, Sept. 14.—Wind variable, and foggy—Off too
e port—Ocean, from Monte Video, and sailed for Liver-
Aool
; Maranham, Quebec), and sailed for Southampton. 100
BULL Sept. 18.—Wind W.—Arrived—Cv.ronells, from too
Patagonia. 100
j3ARBIDOES, Aug. 27.—The brig New City of Cork was
lacked hero during a sovero gale on the 24th and 25th DI
; master and one man drowned. The brig William too
Zlzr,e, from Liverpool, was driven on shore, and it is ox- 20
peeled will be condemned.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Wednesday Morning.
Arrived—Limerick Lass, from Newport ; Brunswick
5.), Plymouth.
The Black Boy, from Malta, exchanged signals with the
tPIiP Canute, off tho Start, bound westward, on the 18th
qtatant.
Sailed—Ondine (s.), for Dublin; Transit (s.), Jersey ;
AEPoule and Carolinda, Cherbourg ; Minerva, Swansea ;
tgYll (s.), Carentan.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Morning.

Wind S.
Arrived.—Everton, from Ceara.
Off—Ros9.lia, from Monte Video.
Sailed.—Maria Lehman, for Rio Janeiro.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 17.

Arrive Wind,
d. S.S.W.
—Christiana, from Callao ; Argus, St. John% 10,
N• 11, • Glenroy, Smyrna; Queen, Leghorn ; Puzzle, Ma- 20
"1/44gan; 4
20

(BY SUBMARINE D BRITISH TELEORAPTI.)
GRAVEANSEND, Wednesday, 9.55 a.m.
Wind S.E. ; tide four hours' ebb ; fine.
Arrived, 19th.—Olive, from Rouen.
Sailed.—lrene, for Smyrna ; Courser, Naples.
DEAL, Sept. 19, 9.35 a.m.

Wind calm.
Arrived in Dover and Dungeness.—Toulon, from St.
`J..ohn's; Blanch, Callao ; Alfred, Jamaica ; Glory, Ha-
l'aza—all for London ; Shaad Bally, Akyab, for /totter-
'
aalla ; Johannes, Quebec, for Sunderland.

ANOTHER FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR BROADSTAIRS.— 6
This favourite little watering-place appears destined, 20
this season, to be the scene of a series of accidents, for
addition to the fatal catastrophe of last week, which
sale recorded in our columns of Saturday last, we have 40
"W to record another of a similar nature. It appears 40
4 Deal pilot-boat, with three men in her, was overtaken
1, half-way
a squall on Mond afternoon, in Kingegate Bay, 50
between Broadetairs and Margate, and a slight
26
distance from the North Foreland, and, notwithstand-
-20
'lig that the men were all experienced seamen, the boat 100
somehow or other capsized, and the three occupiers were 100
Precipitated into the sea. Two of them were providen- 100
tally saved, but the third poor fellow (whose name we 20
grave-
as yet been unable to ascertain), met with a watery
'rave- His body was recovered within little more than 20
an hour, when one of his legs was found to have been
4,l'oken. The boat was so near the cliff at the time of nry,
the accident that the people walking there actually 1;u0
heard the poor fellows calling for assistance, but were 60
This
to reach the beach in time to afford any assistance. ick
'his is the third fatal accident that has happened this
Season at Broadstairs. 20
LARGE ARRIVAL OF RECRUITS TO THE ARIEL—Yes- 50
t
In afternoon, one of the largest drafts of men enlisted 2
2C
21 different parts of the country for service in the army f
rived at the chief office in Delahay-street, Westminster.
rived
them were a number of " navvies" for Service tr
In the Army Work Corps, men for the Land Transport
t °rPs, and Medical Staff Corps, and, in order to facili-
tate their arrival at their respective depots, some of the 21
county magistrates sat in the Westminster Sessions- 2
d use to attest them, the majority were billeted in Lon-
°ll last night, and this day they proceed to their depots. 6

SHARE MARKETS.

(THIS DAY.)

RAILWAYS.

lalesing Prices
this day.

24 - :6

31 - 48

7i - 7i

16 - 16

14 15
9 -7 8d

87 - 89 '
61 - 61

11 - 13
8 - 10

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72 - 74
86 - 87
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1100 - 102
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