The Sun.
London, England, 1852-03-29 00:00:00

Lpital .

The Hamburgh Mail brings the rate of Exchange on
London at 13 6%. MonFy was in more demand Stocks
wire without change. Coffee in request.
Advices from Zante state that, besides the 22 failures which
have already occurred for 300,000 dollars, others were ex-
pected.
A public meeting of the parties interested in promoting
the establishment of Tribunals of Commerce is convened for
the 7th of next month by Mr. Francis Lyne. the lion.
Secretary, Sir James Duke in the chair. It appears that,
notwithstanding the award of the arbitrators mutually,
agreed upon as binding between all parties, the three or four
parties, led on by a person named Stanley, Mr. Lyne's former
clerk, have in the most discreditable and unprecedented
manner persis ed in announcing that Mr. Lyne had resigned;
and as it now seems that nothing but the public dis-
missal of this factious little knot will restore
harmony or prevent the important movement degenerating
into a miserable personal contrivance for giving place and pa-
tronage, the subscribers must either attend and judge for them-
selves, or give their proxies for the original and disinterested
originator of the movement, whose means place him above
the temptation of mere pecuniary recompense, but
who cannot, as a matter that deeply affects
his honour, be forced into a resignation contrary
to justice and the opinion of his friends. The
idea of two or three men, who scarcely understand what
Tribunals of Commerce mean, parading themselves before
the public as the president and executive committee is too
preposterous to be tolerated for a moment.
The English Funds have been steady this morning,
though exceedingly inactive. Consols realize 985,h 3/4 for
Transfer, and the same for Account. Exchequer-bills have
been quoted 68s. to 71s. premium. South Sea Stock is at
1104. There appears to be some little apprehension of
Louis Napoleon alluding in equivocal terms to the treaties of
1815 when he opens the Legis ature.
Foreign Securities have been very quiet, but look well.
Mexican Bonds are 32% %. Grenada Deferred are not
better than 10%, and Equador are dull at 5. Peruvian
Five per Cents. have sunk to 10414. The Deferred are
61%, being the same as on Saturday. Brazilian Old Bonds
have been quoted 102, Buenos Ayres are nominally 74,
and Venezuela have been 46 to 46%. Spanish Five per
Cents. are quoted I'l% to 20%, the Three per Cents. 44 to 1,4,
and the Deferred 2%. Saruinian Bonds have been at 9314
Portuguese Eair per Cents, are firmer, being 36.
Northern Stocks are nominal.
Railway Shares are buoyant, and there is a decided ad-
vance; Aberdeen, Caledonian. Eastern Counties, North-
Western, South-Eastern and Great We-tern, are all dearer.
French Shales are not in all cases as dear.
Gold Mine Shares are quiet, but the Ague Fria have just
risen to 2'3/4 %.
The Shares in the South Australian Mining Company,
though not yet allotted, have been introduce d for the last
day or two on the market. There has been considerable
dealing in them at % 14 prem. It appears that the works
of this company are far advanced. Between 200 and 3OO
tons of ore are at surface awaiting shipment, which when
sold will pay an immediate dividend on the capital. 1
the mean time powerful machinery is to be applied to un-
n
water the mines and raise the ore at view in the eight or ten
rich lodes which have been discovered.
The Agua Fria meeting is passing off most satisfactorily,
and and the explanations given by Mr. Wright, from
is
Ca-
lifornia, are most encouraging. The Agua Fria lease
extended by Colonel Fremont, and all other leases upon
the Mariposa estate are confirmed. though the sale of the
property is declined, Colonel Fremont having given
the required notice to Mr. Sargent, themoneyunpeadid
.
on account of the purchase will be
round
made as ton the
Most cheering statements are
prospects of the mines, and any disputes that have
rothearisen
Messrs. Baring
will be referred to the solicitors of be
Brs
The title of Colon-1 Fi emont is represented to have tneeinr
admitted b y the United Commissioners, thougu
formal repo rt will not bemade until all other claims are in-
vestigated.

QUARTER TO IHRk.is
l' 981 i
981 i
ONE
RICKS OF BRITItin FUNDS O'CLOCK
3oe - 4 Ant. Consols AUP11iti0r,........ 985434
110
south Sea Stock ...... . —...••••••••'•
Bank Stock for Account ........... ...
Cmows :or Account .. ............... 983/454
!exchequer Bills. !LAO.
1,0001. ............................ . 68 p
saol. ......................... ....
Small, .. .......... .. .............. 68 71 p
ONE
PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS. O'CLOCK.
iirazilian l3onds, 5 per Cent. ... lO2
Ditto, Neer, 1829 and 1839 lOOl/2 101
Buenos Ayres Bonds, 6 per Cent. —
Equador Bonds 5
Grenada Bonds, 11 per-Cent —
Ditto, Deferred ........... ....--- 101,4
Marican, 3 per Cent , 1846
Peruvian Bonds, 5 per Oent—..
Ditto, Deferred
Portuguese 6 per Cents.
Ditto, 4 Per Gant.
Ditto, Account
11.1agian Bonds . ................. ..,
Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent.
&An tAI :, per Cent. 134,,) -
Ditto. 8 per Cent —
_
Ditto, New Deferred
pnerotcfeunntded 25,5 t
201;4 44
2% per c2114t.
Spanish Com. Cert. Coup.
Venezuela Bonds, 314,
Dividends on theabove .. 461- 46
46
payable in London.

iJonsms
Ditto Account, April 13 ...

.0140:311 U
PRICE•
9834
11014
220
98%

68 p
71 p
71 r
CLO6ING
PRIcEs.
102
101
72

10%
323/4
1041,4
Gl6

8.54
11314
93/16

LLOYD'S SHIPPING--(THIS DAY.)
LONDON, MARCH 29.—Wind this day at noon E., light
breeze and fine clear weather.
SCILLY, MARcn 26.—Wind E.—Arrd. Marche Selavo, and
Pegasus, Odessa; Leo, Clark, Cuba; Soflid, Alexandria
Triumphant, Malta; C.anmonwealth, Baxter, Calcutta;
Mb TarlY. lbraila.
QUEENSTOWN. MARCH °G.—Wind S.E.; 27th, S.—Arrd.
Flora, Alexandria; Maitland, Odessa; Elizabeth, Saldanha
Bay; Johanna, Felix, Edison; Carl, and Alvens, Alexan-
dria; Elena, Taganrog; Hannibal, Concord, and Syren,
Odessa; Caledonia, and Aecel, Galatz; British Queen, and
Ino, Trieste; Martha, Leghorn. Sid. Xarifa, Barbadoes;
North Atlantic, Boston.
DEAL, MARCH 27.—Wind W.N.W., fine; 28th, E.S.E.,
fresh and fine.—Arrd. Courier, and Theron, Mediterranean ;
Mary Matthew, Wilburn, Alexandria; Express, Constanti-
nople; Francoke, Ancona. Arrd. from the River, Samarang,
Lyttleton, New York; Plantagenet, Bird, Madras. Sld.
Chanticleer, Newfoundland.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 27.—Wind N.N.E.; 2Rth, S.S.E.—
Arrd. Monteagle, Taylor, St. John's, New Brunswick; St.
Jacob, Alexandria; Mutual, Potts. Smyrna; Astrologer
steamer, Walker, Constantinople; Tiphrt, Malta; Pa:lope,
Beyrout ; Regina, Craighead, Smyrna; Sinod,
Trieste; GlanuskLicata. Sld. Clermont, Castine ; Bloomer,
Sydney, New South Wales; George Glen, Ceara; Africa
steamer, New York ; Arabian steamer, Constantinople; Java,
Philadelphia; .IL Ilarbeck, William Hitchcocks, C. W.
D. Sewall, New York; Sabine, Boston; Bloomer, ILlifax‘
United States.
Rim., MARCH 27. —The Abbey schooner of Liverpool,
at anchor in the River Dee to the north of Mostyn Gutter,
took fire last night, burnt to the water's edge, and sank.
QUEENSTOWN. Mama 27.—The Getina, off Paffen-
burgh, trnin Galatz, got aground on a heap of stones, in
Hen' y's Bank, in the River this morning, while in tow of a
steamer, and will have In h“

NOII3E TO MARINERS,
HOLYHEAD, Mai :cif 28 —The buoy of the Victoria Rick,
reported ati having didappenred on the night of the 270,
bM In** replaced.