The Sun.
London, England, 1852-10-08 00:00:00

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SUGAR.—For British plantation tho market has been
steady with a limited quantity on offer. Barbadoes
publicly sold at full rates.. low mid tr. (Inn qa.. ea 4, ~,,..
Ciit,..1.6 tuulps nave been at 44s to 47s per cwt.
EAST INDIA.—No Bengal has been of Bred by auction
and about 9,000 bags of Madras went tcareely so high
—low yellow 273 and ord to good brown 253 to 26s 6d,
mid to fine handsome grocery 373 to 41s, and good
yellow up to 375. fiavannah was Partly takeu in, strong
grey-it-Ai brown at 33s 6d to 375, up to mid yellow.
Washed sold at 23s 6d to 253 for low to good and at
333 to 38s for the finer descriptions. Bahia, a cargo
afloat was sold for a near port at 173 3d,
to 553
bfooird,so3 all,
CoFFEn.--11. moderate business has been done
at about the previous rates generally. p!natation
Ceylon has been sold at 483 to 48s •
GU for fine
fine ord dark brownish, 50s
60s 6d for mid to good mid calory 54s to
6d for peaberry, and 38s to 463 for ord 583 6d to 64s
Na-
tive Ceylon has been dull again, and and triage.
have been made at 435, to 43s 6i. Costasales of good ord
even pale has realized 48s, and . Rica fine ord
513. Rio afloat, about 3,000 b mixed calory 49s 6d to
at 35s sd. Mocha ins taken in at
sold for a near port
in
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garbled mid green, at 453 at 603 to 62a for an..a
Cocoa.—Grenada has b to 503 for poddy.
Fen sold
to mid, and Trinidad at 32 at 30s to 323 for ord
mid red. s to 37s 61 for ord grey to
RlCE.—There has not b
prices aro about the same,
been quite to much doing, but
ARROWROOT. Be nle.
fine, and Sr, ;natida has been sold at is Oid for
'SALTPETRE Vincent'sv has realised 3-}d to 4-fd per lb.
Ball prices have been asked, but not a
great deal has b'en done. Calcutta mid p,lrtly sold at
26s to 26s 6d, 8
17-1 to 18 to 7 per cent refraction; and low to mid
4 PPr cent was taken in at 249 64 to 264 6d.
SPICED,--Jamaica Ginger, ord to mid, has b,en sold at
40, 6.i to 823 p.r cwt.° Pod Pepper realised 40s 6d
for mid.

COCHINEAL.—Honduras has realised full rates.
handr).— The public sales of 20.958 thesis have cona-
mme2ti, and for fine i3(ngial 9il to 10,1 advance has been
paid, the mid and consuming qualiti(s selling 6d to 8d
higher. Kurpah went 8d to 10d better.
COTTON.—A moderate business has been done at
steady prices.
TEA.—No alteration has ()centred, and the business
done has been of about an average extent.
TALLow.—Prices ere still rising. P. Y. C. is up to
42s 6d for new, and 41s 93 for old.
GREEN FRUIT.—The arrivals are of a limited charac-
ter. Lemms sustain. the Ugh figure obtained of late; a
parcel of Palermo, p<Jr Arno steamer, via Liverpool, sold
by Keeling and Hunt, at public sale, were taken freely
by the trade. A parcel of Malaga has arrivel, being the
first of the season. Black Spanish Nuts may be daily
expected. No alteration in Barcelota, stack heavy.
Messina hare advanced 21, per Lag.

CLOSING
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Tlio Bo arse continues firm, without much businesk
doing in Government securities. The Four-and•a-Half
per Cents. opened at 105 f. 35e., and closed at 105 f.
30c., for die end of the mon. h ; the Three per Cents.
closed at 78f. 75c.; Orleans Railway Shares, 1,472 f. 50c.;
Rouen, 897 t. 502 ; Havre, 4051.; Great Northern, 736 t
03e .; Avitnon, 538 f. 75c. ; Basle, 327 f. 502.; Paris and
Strasburg, 763 f. 75c.; Paris and Lyons, 866 f. 25c.;
Lyons and Avignon, 645 f. 25c.; Western of France, 685 f.;
St. Dizielr to Gray, 5.15 f.
/3 1811.4Ess DuNk., IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT TLLI
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Ocr. 7.
Charleoi and Erquelines, 1614,—.Dutch Rhenish, 7%---
Greet Indian Peninsula, 7—Luxembourg, B—Madra., 7i4--
Northern of France, 287,—Paris and Lyons, 241 Q _Paris
and Stre.shourg, 301,4—Sambre and Meuse, 10%--West
Flanders, -4 ya—Western of France, l

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SPAIN.
Accounts from Madrid are of the 2d inst.
The Oaceta of that date containe.i a decree for the
establisitrnent in Madrid of a general chest for the
deposit of cash and securities sepaNte from the Trea-
sury; also a decree for uniting under one board the
several departments of the customs, which will in-
clu 1e mrloufactures, and the mints and mines of the
State. The first measure is stated to have reatl pleased the mercantile community, but would affect the Bank of San Fernando.
NIADraD BOURSE, OCT. 2.—The three per Cents.,
47 paper; Exchange on London, 50 .!..30 paper.

BELGIUM:
The Moniteur Belge publishes the reply of Mr.
ROGIER to the note of Al. DROIJYN DE L'HUYS. The
reply of DI. ROGIER is of very great length, and is
only an simplification of the defence
of Cibinet, which had ahead the Belgian
o yppeared in the Indepen-
a
dance of Brussels; but the tone, generally speaking,
is less ccciliatoryl than the
article of the Indepen-
dance. After answering, seriatim,
of the letter of IV, DE and cona-
the different points
upon the diff,rent propositions that had been
made in M.e course of the negotiations, M. RnGiEN
concludes, as follows :
" fhe Eiilgisn Government did not accept the last
propositmanneion of the French Government, because, from
the rin which it was presented, and in which it
was to he admitted and executed, it affected as regards
us cotisiderltions the appreciation of which we) could
110 t IriaVe to a, foreign Government; because this propo-
sition changed in our eyes the character and object of
the arrangement of 22i August; and brcense, in tha
new ni,othtion, no offer was made to place the conven-
tionbecause in claiming the provi-
ne,,otiatioti; and, finally,
the. 22d of August among the elements of this
r of the convention of 1845, we were not even
given to understand on
tion could be established." what bases the future negotia-

GERMAN V.
The Weiner Zeitung publishes the Imperial order
for the administrative year 1853.
The
for the raising of the taxes throughout the whole of
thet non;vierc
hn:Yer Zeitung publishes a series of telegra-
phic dispatches announcing the arrival of the Eat-
rnaon, at ,one o'clock in the morning of the Ist Oc-
tober, at Gratz, after which he proceeded to blur-
burg, where he arrived at sunrise, and after resting a
short time proceeded to Pettau by carriage, had reached
Agratn at six o'clock. in the evening, having arrived at
tl.e Park of Jurjaves at half-past three in the after-
noon, where be was received by the civil and mili-
tary authorities, and then entered the city on horse-
back.

His MAJESTY proceeded in the first instance to
the cathedral, where the Te Deans was performed,
and then inspected the troops, after which his MA-
JESTY proceeded to the palace of the Ban, which has
been placed at his disposal during bi
The command of the regiment of infantry, vacanthere. by
the lamented death of his Grace thp Duke of WEL• LINGTON, is to be conferred on the Prince Regentof
All treaties which have up to this time been con-
cluded with Austria by foreign powers, and in which
Hungary and its adjoining provinces were not in-
cluded, will for the future be applied to them. Nego-
tiations to this effect have been opined.
In the first sitting of the Second Chamber of the
States of Hesse-Darmstadt on the let, M. METZ,
wishing to justify the urgency of the proposition made
relative to the Zollverein, declared that if the ruptur
of that association took place, 6,000 workmen of th

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Wo have received the Paris papers of yesterday.
The French Government has received the follow'
telegraphic dispatch :•
" Toulouse. Oct. 5, Half-past Two Afternoon.
The Prince has just passed in review the nut:vitro°
deputations of the department of the Haute Garonne'
and of the neighbouring departments, amidst the w oar
est enthusiasm. Never has such a manifestation bees
witnes=sed in the Haute Garonne. The number of per
sons assembled at the Polygone is estimated at 20O,Ovi'
The Prince, in going and returning, was cover,-c1 344111
flowers. Cries of Vive l'Empereut!' were everyvvih€P
raised on his passage."
A subsequent dispatch says—
" The Prince 'President left Toulouse to-day, Ol Agen. The inhabitants were assembled on every t
of his road, and hailed him with enthusiastic cries
Viva Louis Napoleon!' Vive l'Empereur!" -Wive/ ir
poison!'"
The department of the Haute Vienne is eage ell
joining the movement in favour of the Empire. .N iv
merous deputations from that department are to pi 1Y
cee{i to Angouleme, to unite their acclamations to
the inhabitants of the Charente on the passage of t
Te
PRESIDENT.
In the Pas-de-Calais, 521 petitions have been seal
to the prefect, praying for the Empire. In the Dor
dogne, 258 communes have already petitioned, aid
the number in a few days is expected to amount t°
587. The Councils of Arrondissement of Grote,
Villefranche. (Aveyron), Roanne, Mouline, aannlitt
Quimper, Quimperls and 13rioude have ell' pressed themselves to the same effect.
The sitting of the municipal council of the chief'
lieu of the Yonne was opened, a few days ago, by the
prefect of the department, the Count n'Onete°,
with a speech, which he concluded in the following
words-- You will repeat with me the patriotic ace's'
illation, -which is now uttered throughout France,
Vive Louis Napoidon, vive l'Heritier de l'Empereurt
vive le Stluveur de la France.'" To this, M. Beef
the councillor of Prefecture, replied with the cry of
" Viva l'Empereur," which was immediately repeated
by the whole of the municipal council.
M. DESIIIOLLES, the Government csnaidare for t1;8
department of the Lozere, has been elected to the
Legislative Body by 21,028 votes out of 21,174.
The following is the reply of the PRINCE PROP DENT to the Bishop of MONTPELLIER, who tercel.'
noted his address by an appeal to the Panstal.
clemency :
" I thank you, Moeseigneur, for the excellent and
eloquent language which you have just employed. MI
mission is certainly a difficult one, but I reckon, is
order to fulfil it properly, en the co-operation of tio
the livinq forces of the country, aid, in particular, 00
your good prayers, and en those of the clergy who atr
company you here to receive me. You were perfeetlf
right, Monsrigneur, in saying that my heart looks for'
ward with ardour to the moment when it will be pot'.
m t•
siblo for
e to open the doors of the country, and
will not be happy until there does not remain a single
victim or our civil discords."
A convention for the international service of tele
graphs between France, Belgium, and Prussia wall
signrd in Paris on Monday last.
The two men GAILLARD and LORIOT, arrested at
St. ETIENNE after the discovery of the plot of Mar'
seilles, have been removed to Valence, from whence
they will, be taken either to Aix or arseilles. ne
stattencret made by them that they were strangers to
each other, and only met at St. Etienne by chance, ill
contradicted by the fact that their coats were exactlar,
of the setae cut, and made out of the same piece 01
cloth.
In the last sitting of the Academy of Sciences
M. LA :R: presented his work, entitled "
.14e90P
:star Its Thdorie kl3thecnatique I'Elaiticit6
dcs Cc rps Solides," and M. DFAeity..r%
presented some further communications on till
3W:, BLOT gave some curious cietaiii
on the book recently brought out in England
containing the unpublished correspondence of b.TIW'
TON with Professor COTES. M. DUMERIL announced
the progress which he has made in the classification
and desoz iption of the collection of reptiles in the
Museum of Natural History. M. VILLE detailed at
some length a series of experiments he has made rela-
tive to the absorption of azote, hydrogen, Zece, bar
plants ; the result of them is that, contrary to the
generary received opinion, the absorption of the azote
in the ait is necessary for the life of plants, and that
ammonia: in the air has scarcely any effect on thew,
Finally, it was announced that M. DE GesrAns,
sof
Naples, claims to have discovered, on the 19th ult.,
the planet which was seen by M. CHACORNAC at Mar'
seilles on the 20th ult.
M. BRITLE, member of the French school at Athens,
hos just set off for Greece, charged by the French
Government to continue the excavations which he had
commenced at the Acropolis.
The setrvant of Mr. BOWER, who, as stated, was
arrested for having facilitated his flight, has been
released. She says, that after changing his dress after
the fatal act, he descended by the back staircase, and
instead ,of going out of the porte cochere of his own
house, Escaped by a house opening in the Rue Caw martin, to which he was able to gain access from the
court- vard, in consequence of some repairs going 011 e
A Mi obterial circular has just been published pro-
hibiting, in the most absolute manner, the engagement
of child' en in theatres.
From the Ist inst. the mail from Paris to Vienna%
has resumed its route by Strasburg, Frankfort, Leip"
sic and Prague. A direct train is established be-'
tween Frankfort and Kehl, so that in 21 hours
person may perform the journey from Frankfort to
Paris and hack. A service by fast trains will shortly'
bo established between Strasburg and Southern Ger-
many. _

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