The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-25 00:00:00

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MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CITY, TWO O'CLOCK
The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti-
mated at from 5,000 to 6,000 bales, of which 500 Ame-
rican were taken on speculation. The market was firm.
The sales comprised 4,0'00 American, 600 Bahia at 6id.
to 74d., 400 Egyptian at 6d. to 9d., and 300 Surat at 3fd.
to 48d. per lb.—Railtvay Shares were dull at lower
prices.
The Corn Market is firm to-day.
The following report upon the Silk market is fur-
nished by Mr. W. Eaton:—
"Since my report of ehe Ist instant the Silk market
has been extremely quiet. China Silk, in the early part
of the month, fully participated in the general inactivity,
but during last week 300, T saltees, chiefly of good and
middling quality, have changed hands, establishing a
reduction upon the last quotation of about Is. per lb.
This, however, has not had the effect of inducing buyers
to come forward as freel yas could be desired, but that,
I think, may be attributed mere to the uncertainty
at this season as to the class of goods that will be re-
quired, and to the wish to see the new Silk, daily ex-
pected by the steamer, than either to any supera-
bundant stocks or unhealthiness in the trade. In Italians
some further sales have been effected at rather easier
rates. In Bengals there is no new feature. About 500
bales will be landed in a low days. The letters last re-
ceived from Calcutta re port tho market as fairly active,
and prices firm. The Exzehange was there also operating
against exports to England."
The statement appended, concerning the health of
the immigrants arrived this year at Quebec, is from a
local source, and must be perused with great pleasure:—
" We learn that the quarantine hopitals at Grosse Isle,
where there is accommodation and bedding for 2,000
sick, are, at this time, itlmost tenantless. The whole
number remaining under treatment when the steamer
Alliance came up, on Wednesday, being two men.
While the New Yorl r papers have been filled
with accounts of e,ckness and mortality this
spring, among emigre:eta (whom they often call
foreign paupers), it is gratifying to notice the
above fact. This season has been remarkable
for the healthy state of the emigrants, and their freedom
from the scourge of ship fever. This improved state of
things is attributed by the medical superintendent to
the amendments to the Imperial Passenger Law, to the
excellent regulations of the Commissioners, and to the
better class of passengers, who now emigrate to our
shores. The route to the fsar west by the St. Lawrence
is likely to be generally tal :en by Germans and Nor-
wegians in future. tipvvarids of thirty vessels filled with
them have arrived this season, and several are still ex-
pected."

Bills of Exchange upon, the foreign cities were mostly
negotiated yesterday afternoon at about the previous
rates. ninety-days.' paper being taken at 25 47i to 50
on Paris; 12 ot to 1 on, Amsterdam; 13 91 to on
ilamburgh. Trieste was a shade lower, being 12 6to S.
The meeting of Portugi iose bondholders is now taking
place at the London Tav xrn, and their committee have
submitted a very elaborwtG, report concerning past pro-
ceedings. The result, judging from the teraper of the
meeting will, we apprehend, be the passing of deservedly
stringent resolutions agaiii, st the government at Lisbon.
At the Newmarket Railway meeting just held, the
chairman in his speech male a very flattering represen-
tation as to the prospects o f the undertaking when the
new line of 14 miles is ramie, and which complete the
chain of communication. Mr. Fane anticipates a very
satisfactory dividend, and thinks ultimately sor 6 per
cent. will be realised. Tt te total cost of the new line
will be very small, and all the working expenses are
scrupulously kept under.
Consols look up again, and we have essentially
weather markets. They were about 991 at the open-
ing to-day, since 99i to per, and are now par to 1001.
The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. have been
quoted 104 to 1041. The Reduced Three per Cents.
have been at 1001 to 1001. South Sea Stock is at 1101.
Exchequer-bills of June are at 68s. to 71s. premium, and
India Bonds are at 89s. premium.

Foreign Stocks have Ix len fluctuating. Peruvian De-
ferred have been 58k, and since 57. Grenada Deferred
is worth 11 to with less doing. Portuguese Four
per Cents. have been at 37 and 38. Brazilian Small
Bonds are at 104 and Mexican at 25- to Spanish
are better, the Deferred being 221 s. Dutch Four per
Cents. have been rather unsteady, at 984 to 994,
The Railway Share Market has been rather heavy,
but no great decline has occurred. South-Eastern,
Midland, South-Western, and Great Western, may be
selected as examples of a fall. French shares are in
favour.

Crystaleiit.
i Palace shares are at 47., to 5; and in Mines
and j
steck Banks there is a fair business doing.
QUARTER TO THREE.
••• 99i 100
99k 100
•••
PRIM, OF ONK CLOSING
3 BRITIBU FONDA O'CLOCK. PRICES
8 Per Cent. Reduced Anne. ....... ... 100% 3/iii 100
par Cent. Consols Annuities...... 0% 100 100
New PI per Cent. Anna,- .... ........ 10414 104 Ya 104%
Itilarnaßliond.st,°l,(soooxPi/."..j.aji..... ........... ......... .. 89 P 6 15-16
89 p
. 1109/3 110%
South Sea Stock ....... . ..............
. 993/ 100 99%
Con solr, for Account .... ....... .....
Kzelioquor Bills. I%d. March. June,
1,000/. .. ................ .-......- 71 68 p
Small, .............. .. .............. 74 p
ONE
PRICE% OF FOREIGN FUNDS. O'CLOCK.
brazillan Bonds, 5 per Cent,.
Ditto, Small
Ditto, New, 1829 and 1839
Grenada Bonds, 1% per Cent
Do. Ex Dec.,1849 Coupons _
021'78 78
5A37/8 Ditto, Deferred
tlexican, 1846 82,,r i, enc.,
rer.ivian Bonds. 1849, 6 7.:':.r (3.1'1' 1
Ditto. Deferred, 3 per Cent.,..,,
Portuguese b per Cents. 5B 71L BIA
...
Ditto, 4 per Cent.„ —
......
......
Russian On ..
.........

Consols •..
Ditto Account. Sept. 8 •••

CLOSING
rRICES.

102%
102%

1174
25576
100

57%

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1.
perl-33. 4o.nr)Cde, Bonds, ,
Coat.
'Ditto, Pa6,9lVe eAketer4.6ozt.. .............. 1...04% I°4lA
95%
Ditto, 3 per Cent
5 5;
-55 S
Ditto. New Deferred ....... ..
Spanish Dutch Com. Cert. Coup not funded 2ys per c 1262 j4t.
DDiittttco:4Acpccorucnetct.
Dividends on the. above payable in London. 6"
21,4 per Cent. 12 Guild 64-re
Certificates O9 933,4/ 99y, 9659%
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S SIIIPPING--(THIS DAY.)
BLONDN
A
breeze,and
ficueo. 25.—Wind this day at noon W., lig 116
QUEENSTOWN,. ._Acrd. Cen s-
AUG. 23.—Wind N.W.
weal, Shediac.
_ePLYMOUTLT.Wind W.— ,
SW. General
ki wet, New South Wales , kll Melbourne,
•
Port Philip.
F. ALMOUTN, AUG, 21.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrd. Cl°:
'raid°, Havannah. Off port Minerva, Manilla,
t and go'
for Chatham.
BELFAST, AUG. 23.—Wind N.W.—Arrd. Sobreon,
Demerara. Sld. Rolla, Demerara; Aldebaran. Quebec-
HULL, AUG. 24. Wind S.—Arrd. Yorkshire,
Quebec ; George Smith, Quebec ; Rolla,Quebec ;
Meteor, Quebec.
SHIELDS, AUG. 24,—The Shakspere left Calcutta on
the 27th of November last for Liverpool,
the Bay of Bengal on the sth of December'
and h°
not since been heard of.
CROOKHAVEN.—Arrd. Jona Dolores, Caw pechl.wa •
SUNDERLAND .—Arrd. Thomas Close, Quebec. ~,1 '
Nymph, Madras. was spoken
illAmaDinhEabAsilL7,gdhAc.ri:G. 24.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrd. NePaulesB
11°14-Kong ; Argo, Pernambuco fcr
BRISTOL, AUG. 24.—Wind N.W. I D.
Queen,
Buenos Ayres; St. Vincent, Jamaic,,a; I.
Cooper, New York. —..Arrd. Dillow
GLOUCESTER.—Arrd. Orwell. Magaquadavel. ' a
LIVERPOOL, AUG. 24.—Wind W.S.---Arrd,'Astre"
New Orleans • Sachim, New Orleans
_,_. WY°l33.„Tijig;
Philadelphia; Kalamazoo, New York; Garrick, 11%
York. Sid, Mountaineer, New Orleans• HuggleiVo
New York ; Mountaineer steamer, St, 'John's' uall
Brunswick ; Ann Carr, Cadiz and Monte Video; m y
Muick Dhu, Rio Janeiro; Bellona, Demerara; RsVelly
wood, S. Domingo; Daniel Webster, Boston; Brits ,
Kedgeree, Lucy:e_oromanchriet' and'
nis, Quebec. Off port, Queen Matt, 13°'ar.bcii,/a:
Nathaniel Thompson, N.,)sv Orleans • Jenny :I'. lt
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MARKET NEVirS.--(THIS DO.)
Eliza Olen
CORN --4 a..---- li
Of
composed
The show of English Wheat here to-day was ebi.e,o
EXCHAN GE-IVEDNESDA'
h of Monday's unsold samples of new, for wrniclo
I e demand ruled heavy a barely stati°ll9rY Pe 50
Red was offering at from 35s to 40s, sod white, 44s t ,
per quarter; hence it will be perceived that the clap
of the supply was inferior. Old sampes, the sh
.7.16
which was but moderate, moved off slowly, but 10.;'',„,
no change to notice in the quotations. For forwaraelo
livery next to nothing doing. Nearly 17,000 qua
_r,,10
of foreign Wheat having come in, that aril'tvios
met a very inactive inquiry, and low clituvb
were the turn easier. Floating cargoes, rp,
held at extreme rates, were much Vegicele but
Scarcely any English Barley was brought forlvars,
~,1
the show of foreign was good. The former sold
..::isi
currencies, but the latter ruled dull. Fine litab"eavy,
scarcer, and quite as dear. Old parcels Nyco
Owing to the large arrivals of foreign Oats,
the
l trytleV.
was dull, and damp parcels were 6d per quarter Zoo/
Beans, Peas, Indian Corn, and Flour commande
little attention.
ARRIVALS THIS WEEIC• Vogt'
1....... its
..........,,,
Isil I Malt.
-----1 foal.
Qrs. Qrs. 01' 3,020
70 4,160 820 _
_ 1,280 ,
123,270 7,1801'"

Wheat.

Barley.

Qrs.
English •••• •• , 2 710
[risk •••• •••• i --
Foreign •••••. 16,750 6,560
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ZOROUGE SOP MALIVICZT.
Although the bine has lately sustained some
Itiods
clanisg3
the duty is called 210,0001 to 220,000/. All '
llops are very dull, at barely last week's prices.
VITZIETECILAPXI.
Our market is in a very depressed state,
as follows:';
Bo( f, from 2s 4d to 38 4d; Mutton, 25 d
Pork. 2to 4s; Lam
3s 10d to 49 10d; Veal, 2s 8d to s 10d; 5
3
to 3s 6d per Sibs by tlje
__.,...------.- carcase.
ANOTHER HAYNAU DEMONSTRATION.O,
a While the young Emperor of Austria has been °Astetb '0
t tiously journeying through Hungary to dernaril for
homage of its subjugated people, the discarded sou.
e.•
gotten Haycau, who burned and bombarded his sub eat! ,
back to obedience, has been a wanderer in Delgeltriliv,
where he has this week learned, somewhat anexpeet .od,
the popular estimate of his merits. On SundaY even' I;
last, about a quarter to nine, Haynau visited tbeOrn!seee,
Vauxhall, where, as usual, a concert was taking klo.,
At nine o'clock, says the Echo, the Marshal shoWed", bv
self in the garden, and was immediately surrounde" '
-ptis ttid
a curious crowd of about two hundred persons. A--- :eat,
tude. it was noticed, had something theatrical 0,00
it. It being apparent that a demonstration was tw_„l,.
to take place, General Ghazal, of the Belgian 'l7ol_
vice, who was in the garden, went up to the 01.51;1;
and entered into conversation with him, hoping bY ,r,
• A ter' °3*
presence to overawe the rising feeling. , ,aace,
meets passed and no manifestation tOoit t',:o..
the crowd meanwhile increasing very raPidi• Mt; Potru
gelee, the director of the
to play two favourite - ; hat tije
pieces, in the expectat.on t ho
attention of
the crowd would be withdrawn freni
„.„4
uneasyver tquest; but in vain. Hisses were heard, then sod
gardens, caused the ore e
hist.i share in the Hungarian war, while
y pointed observations were addressed to auYl3e„l3,, al
the taajorrik
temultitede cried, " Turn him out, turn him out: a tee
Ghazal eestsyed to address the people and Assul; sr;
storm, but was not listened to, and the tumultti°— asa•
citementb rose still higher. Meanwhile messeogr! rof
the
sent to the police-station and barracks, and 0 p,,
officers arrived, together with a file of soldier!' ~,,Ipf;
number of arrests took place, but the parties el; ~,"-ale '
personsia of character and position, were releasea im-tiaii
d tely. After this, Haynau remained sorae little .4
11, Fe`
at the concert, guarded by a knot of Belgian °wee" A 0 13.
followed by the spectators in all his movements. 'We
returned from the concert to his hotel, he v1,3111;0
hissed, and a number of uncomplinientaryer'ep'apir.
hoard, but no violence was practised.--1'

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BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR TOE ADVAISC:a aetivail
SCIINCE. —The local committee at Belfast has
making preparations for the accommodation an
nest
yieslo
ment of the British Association in that to" 1,11 Burin,. tb,e
The following excursions have been arrallea_,..'LZ:s7,oo 5
meeting: —l. To the Round Tower at Ao'
1,8-ii h Neagh'
Castle and Park,nord Masserene's Park.,,forgtia Castle,
Ram's Island, and Sandy Braes ; 2. To Carcri;ro Valley and
the recently discovered salt mine,
eaWry and Cares hills
waterfall, returning by the Carn—°n- limbo Tully Ard
at Pr ' the
3. To Belvoir Park, Round Tower Fort, returning by t,
Hill, the Giant's Ring and Farewell
the day after the nlee,,,
banks of the La an. On ThursdaY, been
entertai-
eted to the Gia,l3_':
ing, a steam-boat excursion is
projeclfast aura 1,000°'.7
Causeway. There are three routes the meeting then:le:if
. f a yill.
for the choice of those attending
the cnet being
prefer the route by Holyhead aud Dublin,
rout iS by Ray
direct
nearly the same by either route. The third rois
of Liverpool. ___N • es of Or
THE WRECICERS AT THE NODE. OtlO ..411,0
peal to the quarter sessions have been given by Mr•r_ftes at
and Mr. Wood against the decision of the magis"„liets,
Rockford Petty Session, in behalf of their respective ' with
who were acquitted on the first count, charging Win:cod
wrongfully carrying away cargo, stores, &c., but conv,soer
on the second charge of having entered on board the Felt's, 0,
Renown without leave, by which they incurred a Pal 'die
50/. each, .or six months' imprisonment. Acting
21/I„decria Its
direction of their solicitors, they refused topay tue r- 5
of 51. imposed.
misAsinonveLr3TEofßAlLlTlT:d oureveCnourergEaEv.e
noYtiecsettehradta,yintpbe 0:33:
chicory coffee
Lords of the Treasury, the ni the
idne
closed np
of the order of the
eas'r,tcicle we_allili:
ixtur 0
be allowed to sell chicory.
longer be spermAt doti
' e ;band further, that loose chicory ly ~,,
no longer be suffered to be deposited in places used for ''‘,o
stowage of coffee. Dealers in coffee, bowever., n; t
ontaininb ,
less than two ounces, each package to bear the nai. of
address of the actkhaagt
ture
chic seller. The penalties for the admix._ en.
forcedory, or other substances, with coffee, are not to 0°
till the 3d of November next.
FUNERAL ~,,, its'
OF A POLISH GENERAL A.,•-- erai
FUGEE.—On Sunday last the mortal remains of
een_ear
Albert Darasz, who served in the Polish army in th,,,,,Tand
1831, during the struggles for the independence of ‘_' ion
against the power of Russia, were consigned to the.3-,„0
resting place in a vault at Highgate Cemetery, on whic!.",,o.
casion there was a very numerous attendance, consnvrb;
Poles, Italians, Frenchmen, and a few Hungarians, as '
deceasedwas highly respected. e. The
THE LAST OF THE CRYSTAL every
Palace is now a desolate blank beats in a few daYsd ede of
portion of the upper part will en away, hun
rrials to
vans being engaged daily in the transit of the mate 00
Sydenhain. At the close of the week will "Weeded
" diggings ;" and here unthought-of treasures are OP and
to be found. The flooring will have last to be taken 1F; nri„
the most extraordinary prices have been offered for Pi-',_t.,,.,
yilege of searching the ground underneath, wheremiccal...
pected mady valuables will be found, as great roo was
valuables
forded in the flooring of the Great Exhibition for
_.ed by
to pass through. The model lodging-hOtised Ore"
Prino Albert &u 459 domcilibod.

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