The Sun.
London, England, 1855-03-31 00:00:00

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CITY, TWO o'CLOCK.
k e°,-rtf4n market at Liverpool yesterday ruled
'..‘"Piands realised 51d., Mobile 50., and
kti sid. per lb. The sales during the week
ikeuel eu large, amounting to 83,000 bales. The
?.141,arket was firm, and prices tended upwards.
.\iee,ation concerning a satisfactory issue to
ien.,na conferences is still far from sanguine in
~blic circles connected with Ruisia. Our St.
urg advices are to the 22d inst. Exchange;
Price,
ttth nominal for tallow. The following is
::,t e circular of Messrs. Smith and Sons :
l'h,qtain the cordial co-operation of Austria the
48 Consented to abandon their original condition
d
~4, 4truction of Sebastopol. Their demands-re-
thereforeko, to the minimum—Lave been for
`itil'„llt, at least, refused by the r!presetuitat-
Vussia: What are the probabilities
which
tpte'r°l" Alexander will consent to. terms. w inn
I.ti:etltatives had no power to acquiesce in ? We
'w, ~e conduct of Prussia indicates the foregone
-,;'' Rad Russia intended to consent, Prussia
S.O been present at- the Vienna Conference.
Pg were wanting to render the reasoning
will be be found in the speech of the Emperor
iti:' to the Guards, the report of which is given
lide Busse, which reached us this morning.
10.1.,cad to them the last words of the late Emperor
‘o the enemies of Russia,' Alexander and all Tra exclaimed, 'God's will be done,' signing
hk:' With the sign of the cross. He" then went
tll-"` In your devotion to the memory of my fa-
,u) tiiecci tite happy guarantee that we will not cede one
that! (4emy ; let us protect our beloved 'Russia ;
A% 'erve her to the last drop of our blood.'
C't eadvices from Chili is a very interesting
'44e,' of the progress of mining. One party
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dkining districts continue inexhaustible, rnd
I.4ete are constantly increasing ; new discoveries
being made, giving employment to hun-
orktrien. The value of bullion exported from
!daring. 1854 is estimsted at $7,371,610, being
0, on the revious year of $l-,971,514. In the
tli the prospect of a fine harvest was very
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b4,7ltieulation of specie in the Bank of Eng-
been even more rapid
.than-might have_
kte-71.d' except that under this head it has
it that a good proportion of the bullion
i‘ifr°lll abroad was being paid into the Bank.
16...cail be at present perceived, the tendency
rvcious metals will be to How towards this
I') lint we have now to look for its exporta-
ilerr directions that will act as a counter-
kla
mcheck the accumulation. The million
rt be presently remitted to Sardinia ;
, the navigation opening in the United
waft,tid at Hamburg and other
_ports,
actt be grain and produce coming in.
itivity, however, will thereby be im-
tpo trade generally, a positive gain
"`'lllt as contrasted with the mere
ti
of money. The contraction of business
iZeeptible everywhere, and we can account
i 4 tie
discounts and loans at the Bank, as
[tt le weekly return before us, made up to
kttig, inst. The amount to the credit of the
ettt was much increased, but we are so
Ivi
"teed time that it should be much greater.
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