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

$416181

The Hamburgh Mail brings the rate of Exchange on
London at 13 61,4. Money was in more demand. Stocks
were without change. Coffee in request.
Advices from Zante state that, besides the 22 failures which
have already occurred for 300,000 dollars, others were ea-

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 Hon.
Secretary, Sir James Duke in the chair. It appears that,
notwithstanding the award of the arbitratora mutuall
fouy,
agreed upon as binding between all parties, the three or r
parties, led on by a person named Stanley, Mr. Lyne's farmer
clerk, have in the most discreditable and unprecedented
manner persisted in announcing that Mr. Lyne had resigned
and as it now seems that nothing but the public dis-
missal of his factious little knot will restore
ha
this
or prevent the impertant 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 contraryhe
to justice and the opinion of his friends. T
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 98% 3/4 for
Transfer, and the same for Account. Exchequer-bills have
been quoted 68s. to 71 p
s. remium. South Sapp Stock is at
lioq. There appears to be some little rehension 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 gran32l,4 34. Grenada Deferred are not
better than 10%, d Equador are dull at 5. Peruvian
Five per Cents. have sunk to 104%. The Deferred are
61%, being the seine as on Saturday. Brazilian Old Bonds
have been quoted 102, Buenos Ayres are nominally
74,
and and Venezuela have been 46 to 46%. Spanish Five
Cents. are quoted 19X to 20%, the Three per Cents. 44 to %,
and the Deferred 2%. Sardinian Bonds have been at 93 y. 2
3/4. Portuguese Four 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 Shares are not in all cases as dear.
Gold Mine Shares are quiet, but the Agua Fria have just
risen to 234 %.
The Shares in the South Australian Mining Company,
though not yet allotted, have been introduc.-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
when
sold will pay an immediate dividend on the
capita
to un-
l. In
the mean time powerful machinery is to be applied
water the mines and raise the ore at view in the eight or ten
inch lodes which have been discovered.
The Agna Fria meeting is passing off most satisfactorily,
:tad the explanations given by Mr. Wright, from Ca-
lifornia, are most encouraging. The Agua Fria lease is
extended by Colonel Fremont, and all other
sale
of t leases upon
the Mariposa estate are confirmed, though the he
property is declined, Colonel Fremont having given
the required notice to Mr. Sargent, the
be refundedmoney paid
on account of the purchase will .
Most cheering statements are made as to the
prospects of the mines, and any disputes that have arisen
will be referred to the solicitors of Messrs. Baring Brothers.
The title of Colonel Fremont is represented to have been
admitted by the United States Commissioners, though their
formal report will not be made until all other claims are in-
vestigated.

QUARTER TO THR Eh,
Conso; s
981
98
Ditto Account, April 13 ... 1
BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
From the Official List.)
8 per Cent. Console Antis
South Sea Stock 110141
Consols for Account 98% %
Exchequer Bine. 1/td,
I,OOOL ...... .............. 68 p
68 71 p
Small
PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK
Brazilian Bonds, 5 per Cent ...... 102
Ditto New 80nd5,1829 and 1839 100% 101
Equador Bonds .............. 5
Grenada, 1% per Cent. ........
Ditto Deferred Cent ....... 3214 U
............. 10%
..
Mexican Bonds, 1846, 3 per
Peruvian Bonds, per Cent......... 1061%
44
Do. Deferred ..... .................
Portuguese Bonds, 5 per Cent ......
Ditto 4 per Cent. .................. 7:
042
Ditto Account . .... •••• ......
..
Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent.....
...... 93%1%
Spanish Bonds. 3 per Cent .
Ditto, New Deferred ..... ..—....... 201,i
Spanish Com. Cert. Coup. not funded
Venezuela 80nd546% 46
Dividends on the above payable in London.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING--(THIS DAY.)
LONDON, Mascrt 29.—Wind this day at noon E., light
breeze and due clear weather.
SCILLY, MARCIE 26.—Wind E.—Arrd. Marche Selavo, and
Pegasus, Odessa; Leo, Clark, Cuba • Sothd, Alexandria;
Triumphant, Malta ; agnmonwealth, Baxter, Calcutta;
pdio Tany,

QUEENSTOWN, Maßot 26.--Wind S.E ; 27th, S.—Arrd.
Flora, Alexandria; Maitland, Odessa; Elizabeth, Saldanha
Bay ; Johanna, Felix, Edison ; Carl, and Alvena, Alexan-
dria; Elena, Taganrog; Hannibal, Concord, and Syren,
Odessa; Caledonia, and Ascel, Galatz ; British Queen, and
'no, Trieste; Martha, Leghorn. Sid. Xarifa, Barbadoes;
North Atlantic, Boston.
DEAL, l!ll.tacx 27.—Wind W.N.W. line; 28th, E.S.E.,
fresh and fine.—Arrd. Courier, and Theron, Mediterranean ;
Mary Matthew, Wilborn, Alexandria; Express, Constanti-
nople ; Francoke, Ancona. Arid. from the River, 'amarang,
Lyttleton. New York; Plantagenet, Bird, Madras. Sld.
Chanticleer, Newfoundland.
Laviapoon, MascH 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; Tiphys Malta; Panope,
Beyrout ; Regina Craighead, Smyrna; Sinod, Irving,
Trieste ; GlanuskAicata. Sld. Clermont, Castine ; Bloomer,
Sydney, New South
A Wbiansales ;
teamere GeorConstantig Glen, Ceara ; Afava,
rica
steamer, New York; ra, nople ; J
Philadelphia; •. H. Harbeck, William Hitchcocks, C. W.
D. Sewall, New York; Sabine, Boston; Bloomer, Halifax'
United States.
PLYMOUTH, MULCH 28.—Wind Easterly, strong.—Arrd.
Spy, Morris, St. Michael's ; Lusitano, Holstein, Trieste;
Porto Novo, Terceira; Espoir, Cephalonia; Waterwitch,
Murphy, Corur.na.
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.
QUEENSTOWX, MARCH 27.—The Getina, off Paffen-
burgh, from Galatz, goi. agruuud on a heat, of stones, in
I Heulny's Bank, iu the River this morning, while in tow of a
1 steamer, and will have to ht, lightened.

NOTICE TO MARIN ERS.
BOLYMEAD, MARCH 28. —The buoy of the Victoria Rock,
reported as having disappeared oa the night of the 27th,
us b$ ieplued.