The Sun.
London, England, 1839-10-24 00:00:00

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THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY.)

HUNGERFOiD MARKET.
Supplies good. Prices steady. Turbot, Bs. to 30s. ; Cod,
Is. 6d. to I2s. ; Salmon (crimped), 3s. per lb. Beef, 7d.
to 81d. ; Mutton, lid. to Bfrd. ; Veal, Bd. to 9d. ; Pork, 7d.
to 810. Vegetables as last queted.
CITY FISH MARKET.
Good Supplies, and a fair demand ; prices as last quoted.
Turbot, Vs. to 30s. ; Cod, 2s. to 12s. ; Crimped Salmon,
2s. 6d. per lb. ; Soles, Bd. to 3s. per pair ; Lobsters, 10d. to
3s. 6d. ; Oyster-, 12s. to 403, per bushel ; Whitings, sd. to
10d., and Haddocks, Is. to 2s. 6d.
PROVISION MARKETS.
The Butter trade iv inactive ; the best Irish, 92e. to 945.
Fine Dutch, 1003. to 102. Lard, 625. Bacon, 545. to 575.
per cwt.

Y ES.
The supply was moHAderate, andMAR thK T e demand limited; prices
rather lower. Hay, 503. to 90s. ; Clover, SOs. to 115 s. ;
straw, 325. to 423. per load.

CH AND GERMAN PAPERS.

BERLIN, OCT. 13.—Archbishop Dunin, after tra-
velling between 400 and 500 miles, has arrived at
the fortress of Colberg, and has had a residence as-
signed him in a well-guarded house. As he was re-
quired to take an oath that he would not return to
his diocese without the King's permission, and he not
only decidedly refused to take such an oath, but de-
clared that he thought it is duty to return as soon
as he had an opportunity, measures have been taken
to guard him with the greatest strictness.
TRERIZOND, SEPT. 11.—The disturbances in Taurus
seem to have had no further results. The Georgians
settled at Erzeroum write that the ringleaders have
been so severely punished that the whole population
is quite humbled, and that there is no reason to fear
a repetition of those scenes. Letters of the 26th of
August, direct from Taurus, confirm this statement,
and add that several Georgians who had fled to Tiflis
bad now returned to Taurus, yet perfect tranquillity does
not seem to be restored in Persia. In the province of
Mazanderan there are said to be the greatest discon-
tents, and caravans scarcely ventnre to take the road
from Taurus to Teheran, as both travellers and the sol-
diers on their march are everywhere plundered. It was
said that the Shah intended to go to Shiraz with his
troops assembled at Teheran, but this seems uncertain.
Zeitung, Oct. 18.
THE HAGUE, OCT. 21.—His Majesty has been
pleased to appoint M. A. Geuness to be President of
the First Chamber of the States General during the
present Session.

Lord Palmerston provod by his answers that he had
examined this just claim, and that there is every rea-
son to believe that it will be possible to obtain the no-
mination of a mixed commission, which shall be in-
structed to proceed to the liquidation of the accounts. RIAL VOYAGE OF THE HON. EAST IN-
This mode, which is in harmony with the execution of DIA COMPANY'S WAR STEAMER CLEOPATRA.--Oil
the treaties, has been proposed to the English Govern. Tuesday, this splendid vessel (lately launched from Mr.
ment by Marshal Soult, President of the Council of Pitcher's, Northflect Dock-yard), left her moorings at
Ministers. Blackwell, on the voyage. She proceeded to
The Narrateur of St. Gall says, that the authorities Greenhithe, and although ial
rawing 14 feet of water,
of the Upper Valais have applied to the King of Sar- positively contrived to pass they fleetest Gravesend
dinia, and also to the French Ambassador, to obtain packets. The engines, which were constructed by
their separation from the Helvetic Confederation.— Messrs. Maudesley and Company, worked beautifully,
Constitutionnel, and have deservedly excited the admiration of all who
BRUSSELS, OCT. 20.—Baron D:eskin having corn- I have seen them. On her return to her moorings, a
pleted his diplomatic mission to several German Courts ' sumptuous entertainment was given on board by Lieut.
has returned Brussels Saunders, R,,,1V.,.
The Baron de Behr, Minister of Belgium at Con- party, who separated highly gratified with the day's
the respected Commander, to a select
stantinople, had his first audience of the Sultan on the excursion: The cost of the copper boilers alone will,
27th September.
CONSTANTINOPLE 1 amount to nearly 20,0001., and it will require 100,0001
OCT. 20.—Mirza Deschafer, the 1 to cover the total outlay on this magnificent vessel.
Persian Minister to the Ottoman Porte, set out on the i MR. WA
DKLEY.—The . ember for
25th of last month, on leave of absence, for
chisond, i bury, and Co roner for the wester
n division of MiddleF
sex,
whence he means to go to Persia. During his absence j has positively tehised to give information to the repor-
the business of the Embassy will be conducted by ' ters for the public press, when and where inquests in his
Mirza Massud, the Secretary. On the 28th the Sultan district are to be held. The reason assigned by the Co-
took up his residence for the winter in the old Seraglio roner for withholding information is, that injustice has
of Topkapu. On the, day before yesterday a dinner been done him by the repeated Attacks made on him
was given at San Stefano, by the Berutehan Naaire by the editors of the newspaper pre.ss.—Morning Post..