The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-08 00:00:00

NOTTINGHAM.

Strutt ••• ... •••
••• 1,402
Walter ... ••• ••• —. 1,310
Sturgeon .• ••• ••• ... 366

CLOSE OF THE POLL.

Strutt ••• ••• ••• 1,963
Walter ••• ••• 1,863
Sturgeon ••• 531
SHIELDS (SOUTH), 1.30 P.M.
logbam ••• ... 406
Liddell ••• ... 243
Liddell resigned.
PETERBOROTTGH.
263
Watson 230

Clifton ...

~,, ... 210

WINDSOI 4.
CLOSE OF THE POLL.

Wellesley ... ... ...
Grenfell ... ... ....

360
320

Rinardo• •• ... • •••• ... 289
Bulkeley ... ... .<. •• • 163
LINCOLN:.
CLOSE OF THE P OLL.

Sibthorp ... ••• ••••8 ••• 840
Heneege ... ••• ... ••• 661
Seeley
•.• ••• -- ... 478
HERTFOREI,
CLOSE OF THE VOW..
Cowper ... •.• 302
••• •ulb •
Chambers ... ••• •• •
237
t 1.6..
Mahon 210
•.• ••• • • • •••
Dimsdale ... 182
. ..

NORTHAMI".rON.
CLOSE OF THE /POLL.
Bmith ...
••• •—• ••• 855
Currie
••• • •••• ••• 825
Hunt ••• ••• ••••• ••• 745
... 106
Lockhart . . ••• •—•

READING.
CLOSE OF THE :POLL.

Piggott ... ... .... 74(j
Keating ... •• .... 635
Dickson ... •••• .. 512

BERWICK ,
Messrs. Forster and StapLeton returned.
NOMINATII
GLASGO' F P.

At the Glasgow nomination this day, the show of
hands was unanimous in favour of Mr. Macgregor and
Mr. liastie. A poll was dem( aided for Lord Melgund
and Mr. Blackburn.
riIIDDERSFIELD—StansfieId, W illiams.
CA➢IBRIDGE—Adair, Mowatt, 4 I stall, Mao9llllty.
STAFFORD—Wise, Bourne, 0 tway, Phillips, Evans,

Hopkinson, Allan.
OLDHAM—Fox, Duncuft, COl3l )13tt.
BRIGHTON—Day fixed for poll, July 8.

FRANC' E.

In accordance with orders sent by a telegraphic
dispatch from Paris, a search e ras made two days ago
in the chamber of the Hotel )ieu, at Orleans, occu-
pied by M. Lenormant, one •of the resident pupils ;
but it led to no result. This proceeding was said to
be connected with the plot l& •ply discovered at Paris.
Rumours of changes in thi 3 Ministry were again
current in Paris yesterday. It was said that M.
Drouyn de Lhuys had been o Efered the Foreign De-
partment, that M. Baroche we mid resume the direc-
tion cif the Interior, and that M. Fould would re-
enter the Finance Department.
The Prefect of the Sein® pi usented the budget of
the city of Paris for 1853, to ; ;he Municipal Council,
on Saturday. The receipts and expenditures are
balanced by a sum of 47,114,, 340 f. The tolls alone
are calculated to produce 34,5410,000 f.; the markets
3,177,725 f.; the contributicros for miscellaneous
works, 1,319,843 f.; the porti allotted tne city in
the communal centimes, 1,1 66,500 f.; the sale of
water, 1,174,000 f.; the slaugt iter-houses, 1,100,000 f,
&c. There is on the whole an . increase in the receipts
of 3,396,196 f., and a diminut tonin the expenditures
of 379,833 f.
" This situation," observes the Journal des De-
bats, " Does honour to the wisdom and foresight of
the Administration, and must 11t the same time con-
solidate the credit so justly enj dyed by the city of
Paris, and reassure its nume ro is creditors respecting
its capability of meeting all its langagements."
The payments in the Paris A avings-banks on Sun-
daywere 668,94[ ,if.; and Monday the withdrawals,
328,949 f.

STATE OF 17RADE.
(From the Mancheste. r Guardian.)
MANCHESTER, TUESDAY. It appears from the
America's advices that accounts :hence of the sth June
had imparted a slight impulse to the previously dull
market at Now York, which doe e d firmly at an advance
of ic. per lb. on the 22d ult. At. New Orleans business
_ I
.
wit:. inanimate. The reports of the growing. crop'
are not less favourable than b e fore. These dinv.eeP
tar-s
do not affect either our own o r the Liverpool The
ket, both of which continue qi.l jet bat steavcie);'y
Parliamentary elections, elections, however,. have had
oan ~,,hange,
sible effect in diminishing the a tt endancheo u
and in taking up the attention of I tl loseciwto
yarn or call-
were there
with other matters than such as It
coos. We have not seen so few pc a •Isaolles_at dist centre of
business on a Tuesday, nor so ea] .l yn departure thence,
Ie the case to-day.
for many years back, as has t I's general tameness
The consequence has been
0 very inconsiderable
both in yarns and goods, withu yers have generally
amount of operations. The b
made slightly lower offers for wh at they might want ;
of actual prices with t
and, in most kinds of yarns, from . i 0' s downward, a com-
parison°se f 4 hat Were obtainable

a fortnight ago exhibits a more decided against
spinners to-day than was the case this day week. This
is more especially observable in India qualities of 40's
and 50's mule, and in some counts of pin-cops end
throstle warps. The finer single yarns remain quite firm,
because they aro scarc3. In goods, the buyer may
have an advantage, here and there, but it is both small
and partial. Some sales of shirtings and other goods
suitable for the East have been made to. day, it is said
at a trifling concession.

HALIFAX, SATURDAY.—AS might be expected, on the
eve of a general election, there is very little doing in
any department of the worsted trade, and we cannot
note any variation, either as regards wool, yarn, o:
pieces, since our last report.
HUDDERSFIELD, TUESDAY.—The market for woollens
is flat to-day. Very little has been dune in anything;
for electioneering seems to draw all the attention that
should be devoted to business. The shippers and ware-
houses generally are very dull, the remark being that
it was too hot to do any business.