The Sun.
London, England, 1864-04-30 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

There was a large fall in Government Securities
yesterday, bat prices have since rallied. A severe
and unabated stock panic has prevailed from Satur-
day last until Tuesday.

A fall of from 10 to 50 per cent, took place in
several descriptions of stock.

Several failures in the Stock Market are an

nounced.

The market has since rallied considerably. New
York Centrals are now :quoted 135, Illinois 130,
Erie 113 i. Gold, 69 per cent. prem. Exchange
on London, 181. Money tight.

Petroleum, crude, 39 to 40; ditto, refined, 50
to 51.

EVACUATION OF FREDERICIA.
COPENHAGEN, APRIL 29, 4 8 P.M.
In pursuance of ord ra issued by the Government,
Frederioia has been evacuated by the Danish

troops.
The most valuable materiel of war and the stores
of gunpowder were broug4 t away.
The guns left behind wore spiked.

BERLIN, APRIL 30.
Advices from Warsaw state that great prepara.

tions are being made at the Imperial Summer
Palace of Lazienkiff, for the reception of some illus-

,rious visitors.

INDIA.

BOMBAY, APRIL 14.

Piece goods, twilit and cotton, firm. Exchange
on London 3s. 10. Government Securities 4 per
Cents. 941 ; ditto 5 per Cents. 1C41; ditto 51 per
Cents., 112. Freight for cotton to Liverpool, 555.
to 655.

CALCUTTA, APRIL, 13.

Grey shirtings and mule twist improving. Ex-
change on London 2s. 11d. Government securities
4 per cents, 97±; ditto 5 per Cents., 1064 ; ditto sf,
1141. Freight for seeds 675. ed.

BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS.
ALEXANDRIA, APRIL 29.
The Valetta and Delta with the above mails left
mails left here at 10 a,m. this day.
The former may be expected at Marseilles about
the sth, and the latter at Southampton about the
12th May.

THE INDIAN BUDGET,

REDUCTION OF THE IMPORT DUTIES.

(By Telegraph from Suez.)

CALCUTTA, April 14.
Sir Charles Trevelyau has introduced his budget

in the Legislative Council. Tho surplus for the
year 1863.64 amounted to £30,000.
The surplus for the year 1864.65 is estimated at
£820,000,

The 10 per cent. import duties are reduced to 71
per cent. The valuation of piece goods and yarns
is adjusted to the market rates, thus doubling the
duty.

The tobacco duty is reduced to 10 per cent.

PORTUGAL,

LISBON, April 24.
This letter will be forwarded by the steamer
Maria Pia, belonging to the Portuguese Steam
Company, Lusitenia.

The tobacco monopoly was to hare been sup-
pressed on May 1, but the debates in the House of
Deputies had delayed the bill so long that the Go-
vernment agreed with the Peers in Committee to
alter the clause for suppression to Jan. 1, 1865
The Bill thus amended, now under debate, and
likely to pass the Upper House, is very creditable
to the Administration, and the public satisfaction
ought to encourage them to follow the same liberal
policy in other respec..s.
The price of Portuguese stock has been well main-
tained here at 504 to 501. Exchange on London,
53Z- for three months' bills.

It is understood the Bill for the sale of the
Barreiro Railway and the extensions contracted
with the South Eistern of Portugal Railway Com-
pany is to be immediately brought befoz e the Cortes,
as also that some definitive course will be adopted
before the close of the Legislative Session respecting
the Cintra line and Lisbon docks, so long in
abeyance.