The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-14 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(THIS DAY.)
LONDON, APRIL 14.—Wind this day at noon E., light
breeze, and fine clear dry weather.
OFF INSTRAllllLL.—Samuel,NewOrleans for Liverpool.
KINGSTON, APRIL 12.—The Queen smack' of Dub-
lin, Wicklow to Skerries, which was run ddwn off
Bray Head on the 10th instant, by the Rose steamer,
has been towed in here by the latter.
MOULMEIN, FER. 20.—An English barque-from Cal-
cutta, with' a Lafleur crew, is reported to have been
seized and scuttled about September last, by the na-
tives of- the Island of Moncowry, Carnorota. and Tim-
cutty, who murdered the master - and mate, and two
other Englishmen. After plundering the vessel they
brought away the master's wife and infant daughter, who
afterwards fell victims to the savages.
SHIELDS.—SId. Royal Rose, Buenos Ayres; Wood-
bine, Quebec; Mariners,. Quebec ; Elias and Sarabi
Quebec. '
DEAL, .APRIL 13.—Wind S.E. ; P.M. N.E.,-Arrd.
Bertha, Paraiba for Hamburgh. Arrd. from the River
and eld. Antellee, Antigua.
SCILLY, APRIL 12.—Wind E.S.E.—Arrd. ‘'Robert
Huddle, Fernando Po and Padaquy; Renown, Bahia for
Hamburgh; Cold, Calcutta; Ave Maria, Patagonia
for Havre; Mary Wylie, Bueuoa Ayrca; Esmeralda, St.
Domingo; Glenmare, Buenos Ayres. Std. -Express,
Cape of Good Hope. Off port, Malabar, Calcutta;
David, Patagonia.
LITERPOOL, APRIL 13.—Wind Granada,
New Orleans; St. Patrick, New York; Berate, Paraiba;
John and Lucy, New Orleans; Defence, Sieseesh.
Sld. Jamaica, Honduras; Corfu, Arechat; Fanny, Port
Philip ; Susan G. Owens, Charleston; Epaminondas,
Adelaide, South Australia; Marchioness, Cape of Good
Hope; Courtenay, San Francisco; Gondar, Staten
Island; Art Union, New York; Arran, ditto; Fleet'
wood, ditto; Hibernia, Boston; Sir Alexander,. Prince
Edward's Island; Hope, Miramichi; Thomas James,
Quebec; Countess of Arran, ditto; Scipio, Newfound'
land. Off port, Niagara steamer, Boston; Maid of
Athens, Redbreast, Porcupine, and John Stewart.
LEITH, APRIL 13.—The Mersey, arrived here frees
Callao, is leaky, having been on shore.
PoaTemount, APRIL 13.—Wind Gies'
gow, Quebec.
WEYMOUTH, APRIL 13.—Wind E.S.E.—Sid. George
Wilkinson, Quebec.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 13.—Wind E.--Arrd. Louiath
Callao; Alabama, Baltiteore for Rotterdam.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 13.—Wind E., fresh,—Off potty
Lima, Buenos Ayres.
PILL, APRIL 13.—Wind E.—Sld. Femme, Quebec;
Countess of Mulgrave, ditto.
QUEENSTOWN, APRIL 12.—Wind S.E.—Aird. peter
Cornelius Hooft, Batavia for Schedam.
WATERFORD.—SId. Susan, Quebec; John Broglie/
Quebec. - - '
KENSALE.—Arrd. Lavinia, Carthagena.
LONDONDERRY.—SId. Creole, Philadelphia.

STATE OF TRADE.
(From the Manchester Guardian of this day.)
MANCHESTER, TUESDAY.—There has been 11111 irrege'
-gularity in this day's yarn market which renders tbe
conveying of a correct idea of it somewhat diffieur
Some say that business is flatter than it was last week
with prices still inclining against producers; win'o
1
others state that more has been done at tu
lowest previous rates ; and, here and there, lg°
hear of a hardening in value in certain Oil;
ties. The • non-arrival of the Boston steeple*
hat undoubtedly been a source of uncertainty in re"
gard to the raw material, which has tended still tore'
strain the buyers from entering into operations. led
we have had an increased inquiry both for shipping '
home consumption; it is pretty evident, . too, from bus the offers that are made, that it would require P'
little tfurther giving way to induce buyers to coo
freely into the market. Speaking generallY;
the sales of the day are on the lowest practicable term
of last week. Some spinners, who are still well sup'
plied with orders, will not accept those terms; 501,, '
is the varying positions of sellers in this resPe;-
more then their conflicting anticipations of the '7;
ture, that occasion the existing irregularity
prices.- Ia the department of goods, we find a P';', ,"
veiling langour throughout. Comparatively smell n"-
the transactions are, however, there is scarcely :any
Ileg-n;
Bible change in values against the manufactures; r,
there is not sufficient accumulation of stock to 'meats-
a pressure to sell. Web have a telegraphic ne"-,12
of the commercial ne y the overland mail, Wm-
which it appears that there is little alteration,:
the Bombay market. At Calcutta there is an
crease in the sales of yarns and piece-goods; with
improvement in the Money-market; but the rate of ejd
change is stated to have • fallen as low as 11.11 d. gin
Is. 100. for the rupee.. More business was going en
tyarns and goods in China. This telegraphic scone
owever,;has not led to any signs of business on the Per
of merchants since it was posted up at noon.
ROCHDALE, MONDAT.—We have had anotherdull
d
market to-day in flannels, and a very limited amount 8
business has been transacted, at prices little differs,'
from those of last week. There is not much change
either in price or demand.
MACCLESFIELD, 'TUESDAY.--The demand .0-r
ea
manutactured goods for the spring market has contioeta
to a moderate extent during the past week and O w
the present, at prices which are, in many instances °o
satisfactory to the manufacturers; the fine weett
or
having evidently given an improved stimulus to P of
chasers. We are sorry to have to note a continualleoo
the turnout of Messrs. Brocklehurst's inside beetfare
weavers, against the outside weavers of that firm(wm- iba
a large body), in consequence of the latter treating to
local board of trade with indifference, and refusing5
conform to its regulations. In the thrown silk market
hot
fair amount of business is yet doing for home trade,:og
not to such an extent as some weeks since, as the er'nfla
season is now far advanced; bat an improved de
05
exists for the Continent. Throwsters contintte busy
and our mills on fall time. The raw silk market is &'-
though with little business doing.
1,• ~r fist
HALIFAX, SATURDAY. —We have had anot.--boa
market to-day, and scarcely any sort of goods he,Loce
inquired for. In the yarn trade the tone of coneu'ioil
improves, and more eiders have been given out, ,t Ai;
late rates. Wool does not change hands very Ife" 'of
and as the market is becoming rather bare of sots°
the finer sorts; the staplers are asking, and in some Cglsei
obtaining, for such, a slight advance in price. . • „31,
' HUDDERSFIELD, TUESDAY. —Tike same inactil•
has prevailed in our market to-day as last week. 1/01
woollen market at present is dull, and there is
much inquiry for any particular kind of goods. Or;
the exception of a few parcels of low goods that PI:
exchanged hands, in the Cloth Hall, there has bee"
very little doing.

NEWMARKET RACVS'
(THIS DAY.)

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The Hero, from Melbourne, Port Philip, hawed,
rived off Falmouth, and, according to the letters reGs
has brought upwards of 80,0004 in gold. o
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RAILWAYS list IN FRANCE.—The following is a
railways already terminated in France, and the le"Wi f
,
each :--Le
.Nord and all its branches, 580 kilometres; 02;
Rouen, Havre, and Die e. 287 ; Paris to Orleans, 06
St Asb°
Tours to Nantes, 196 ; St.p Etienne to Lyons, 56; r
e_., to
to Bide, 138 ; Avignon to Marseilles, 120; Montetro I,rou,
Troyes, 102 ; Montpellier to Nimes, 52 ; Amiens.s
~i:,),
logne, 121; Paris to St. Germain, 20.50;
18; ditto (LB.), 17; Paris to SCeaux.
14;
l 3
du Gard, 9,2!
Versailles
St. Etienne to the Loire, 21 ;
Teste, 52 ; Montpellier to Cette. 27 ;
i• Cheminieuxto Roanne, 7"j
AnclMulhouse to Thann, 21; total, ,
:1,345 kilometres in length
conceded and partially worked are
d destined to be terminate(' i 4
oel k. EA The railiva';
those conceded since Dec. to nine years, but the greater P.slio
a period varying from two, 15
2 kilometres (not including he
within four years, are
:ind finally the Lyons to Avigrar
railway round Paris),.s
230 kilometres. Thus, within -°or
previously conceded, h
t 'at France will have 4,946 kilometre
years, it is probablilseh
miles of railway.
•tion
about 3,090 Eng, cr,rman papers that an Exhibit, 0
We see by tanned
manufactures is about to be got 11, re,
of Silesian. art
glass house, on the plan of the Crystal Palace'
Breslau—in a _ 0
AND rROSE.— ne day in spring lig
PoETRT L a 0
Waiter seett and a y Scott strolled forth to enjoy 8 d 0
Abbotsford. in their wanderings they mils% ei.
around
e a number of ewes ' •the frol- r
field wher were enduring „ride
.. Ali " exclaimed Sir w , •no Vr- be
their lamb-. ~ alter, " tis b t
that poets, from the earliest ages, have made the /01_,, de'
emblem of peace and innocence ! " "They are, inds'ecialli
lightful little animals," returned her Ladyship, " esr-
with mint sauce! "
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ANCIENT BRITISH COINS.—On or about u 4,,- „too,
ult., about 200 of these monetal relics were found at 7,1-0 tbe
near Norwich. They are in silver and have on one 51 006
rude figure of a horse, on the oth'er side there are /1:., ars
ornaments above and below the horse, and some lette,e, 17
also visible at the bottom. The weight of each averZeither,
grains. These coins are certainly of a very rare type.4's,„re °,i
Hawkins nor Boding notice any such. There is a us„Thea'
one in the Numismatic Jortruut having the rude huni—Thel
on it, precisely as some of those just discovered. nivel
are deserving of more attention than is at present bunbt
bro to
to them especially
, in the locality in which they were
to light.
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MONEY AlARKET.—Thequotation of gold at blc.,
is about 2 per mill tariff), iv for
e prem. (according to the new
_,ce ,
at the English Mint price of 31. 17s. 104 d. per o%e e%
standard gold, gives an exchange cf 25.22; and.,tfollows
change at Paris on London at short being 25.10, to then,
that gold is about u. 71 per cent. dearer in Lonny , o•ulti,
in Paris. By advises from Hamburgh the price ertic oir,
is 431 per mark, which, at the English Mint 12,..bang. 3/. 17s. 100. per ounce for standard gold, gives an_e3.'don tr.
er cent'
13.8 ; and the exchange at Hamburgh on 1,0" a
short being 13.84, it follows that gold is 0.35 P
dearer in London than in Hamburgh.
roeriori
hello od
THE SEVERN BORE.—This singular p
of ao
attracted a host of spectators at the various times...orring_i
tide in the earlier part of last week. On Tue.sdag_l,bers :0
the time of the highest tide for the year, great n," ,f
back tthe
spectators assembled on the river bank at the..,
r_g, at ..,
warehouses, near the Westgate and Over bridges, nott._
Lower Parting, and at other places frequented by ,•`,.or bie.
b e;
such occasions. The "head," however, was n?‘ eIS
on
have seen it, owing to the state of the wind forth
as we
few days,. Gloucester Chronic 4),

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