The Sun.
London, England, 1839-10-05 00:00:00

HAY MARKETS.

Supplies moderate, demand brisk, and prices stationary.
Hay, 60s. to 955. ; Clover, 80s. to 120 s. ; Straw, 325. to 425.
per load.

MONEY AND COMMERCIALNEWS.

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

The Grtat Western, which wasso anxiously expected,
has arrived. The most agreeable information she brings
for the American merchants and Mr. Jaudon is,
that she had on board 117,051 pounds sterling in specie
for Mr. Jaudon, the agent of the United States Bank.
The ship Silvie-de-Grasse, which had sailed from New
York for Havre, had also on board 200,000 dollars in
specie, chiefly Mexican dollars ; the question is, whe-
ther these dollars are for account of the French Go-
vernment, or to provide for Messrs. Hottinguer's bills. At
all events the timely arrival of the needful, although
not to the extent anticipated, will greatly lessen the
anxiety both felt by Mr. Jaudon and the holders of
the United States Bank Securities. It is fortunate that
Mr. Jaudon has arranged his affairs, and gained time
for the payment of various bills, as no doubt on
the arrival of the British Queen, which was to
sail nine days after the Great Western, a
further remittance will be on board for his account.
Upon the whole the affairs of the United States Bank
have a more favourable appearance than was expected.
In all probability more specie would have been sent had
it not been for fear of sending too large an amount in
one vessel.

The exchange on England was 9:k to 10,1. Shares
of the United States Bank, 103 k to 104 : at one time
they were at par.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, FRIDAY.—The flat-
ness which we noticed in our last two circulars continues
to prevail, and, as far as regards American descriptions,
is more general, and the desire to sell has increased :
all qualities are easier about id. to id. upon our quotations
of Friday last. Surats are offered more freely at rather
lower prices. Egyptians are if anything clearer, and all
Brazils have again advanced. Bahia about 11,-, and
Maranham fully Id. per lb. Exporters have taken
8000 bales of American, 1,500 bales taken on specu-
lation. The Market closed with a more gloomy appear-
ance to-day. The sales about 3,000 bales of all kinds

We have no arrivals this morning, with the exception
of the French Mail and the Great Western steamer,
from New York.

THE FUNDS.

Consols opened this morning at the leaving off prices
of yesterday. The arrival of the Great Western steamer
has not had any effect on the British funds. Consols at
present 901 s for Money ; for the Account, c9Ol ; Ex-
chequer Bills, 3 1 discount ; in India Bonds nothing
doing as yet ; B ink Stock for the opening, 1851 186 i ;
India Stock, 2461 2471.
There was no material alteration in the Foreign Ex-
changes yesterday ; but bills were rather more plentiful,
and in Amsterdam the rates had somewhat improved.
In the Foreign Market, Spanish Active is not quite
so good, and left off at aol 1, at present 304; Portu-
guese same as the closing price, 35,1 h ; Brazilian
73 74 ; Colombian :311. ; Mexican 31i ; Dutch Two-
and-a-Half per Cents 53:1 4 ; Five per Cents 1001 11.
PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Bank Stock lndia Stock
9 per Cent. Red.
per Cent. Cons. 90U% South Sea Stock
314. Cent.
Cons
Old Annuities
Ditto Red. ... . ........ -,.....- New Ditto
New 3% per Cent ...... ..97% y %sq 3 per Cent. Annuities, Mil -
New 5 per Cent. ......... Exch. Bills, £1,000... 13h d s.
Bank Long Annuities toexpire Ditto 500... par 1 dis.
Jan. 5, 1860. ......... . Ditto Small 2 pm.
Oct. 10, 18.59 — l Ditto Commercial — dis.
Jan. 5, 1860 Ditto Advertised pm.
Jan. 5, 1880 — Bank Stock for Account ...
April 5, 1880 lndia Stock for Account ...

Jan. 5: 1870 Consos for Account 9OYa
PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Austrian Bonds Peruvian Bonds

Belgian Bonds .....„.. 10234 ss Ditto Account
Ditto Account
Brazilian Bonds

Ditto Account .. ....... — Ditto Acc•un` .... .-
35%
Buenos Ayres Bonds
Ditto Account
Chilian Bonds
Ditto Accou. t
Columbian Bonds , Ditto Account.. ..... ........
Ditto Account — Ditto Metallic —
Columbian Bonds, 1824. ... , Spanish Bonds 3O
Ditto Account 31 yi, 42 1% Ditto Account. ..... ...... UN%
Danish Bonds
Ditto Account — Deferred 14104%
Greek Bends French, 5 per cent....... —f: —c.
Ditto Bonds, 1325 —l 4 per cent —f. —c.
Ditto Account i --- 3 per cent. —f. —c.
Mexican Bonds, 5 per Cent — ----- Exchange. —f. —e.
Ditto Account .........
Ditto, 6 per Cent 3IN, Ditto Account —
Ditto Account ...31 yi .34, 2 1% 2 Ditto, 5 per cent —
Neapolitan. Ditto Account Account....,,
PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Paid. Per Share.
Great Western Railway Company ......... ..—.„.. 65 60;1
COURSE OF EXCHANGE, YESTERDAY.
Amsterdam.... ..... ...C.F. 1.2 6%1 4librattar 4B
oitto, at right l2 3yll Leghorn 30 35
Rotterdam 2U. 12 7 !Genoa .. 25 80
Antwerp... - .
Hamburg.
'
A1t0na.....
Paris, 3 days' sight 25 50 Palermo per oz. 120;4
Ditt0....... ........ ...3 Ms. 25 75 Lisbon 53%
Ilarseillei.
Bourdeaux 25 80 { Rio Janeiro 2B

Frankfort on Maine, Ex.M. 1514
?etersbuigh, ruble... 3 Us 38
Berlin

Bahia 27
Buenos Ayres
New York, 21 days' sight

Vienna, effective d... 3 M. 10 7
Trit ste ditto lO S
iladrid 3634
Cadiz 3634
Baca ....
Barcelona 16

Philadelphia 46
Pluck OF BULLION, per OZ.
Portugal (4ola, 0 0
Foreign Gold, in bars... 3 IS 0
New Doubloons ...... 0 0 0
New Dollars 0 4 10%

Seville 36

Silver in Bare

a 5 ojii

..... .
PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS, DUBLIN, OCTOBER 3.
3 per Cent. Consols
3 per Cent. Stock
Ditto Reduced
Ditto New, 1830 ...... ~. Vtlli City of Dublin Steam Comp.
3y4 par Cent. Debentures... 89% i National Insurance Company
Bank Stock - ' City Debentures, 4 per cent.
.rand Canal Stock
Royal Canal Stock - par cent ...... ....... ............ ...._
HALF.PAST ONE.
Extract of a letter posted at the North and South
American Coffee-house :

" NEW YORK, SEPT. 21.—We have just received from
Hartford an express, which states that the United
States Court, in the matter of the Spanish vessel
L'Amistead, have decided that the acts of the slaves
were the same as if committed in Havana, and therefore
the United States have no jurisdiction in that matter ;
there are, however, claims upon the cargo, of which the
Slaves are a part, for salvage. The Grand Jury found
no bill agaiast them."

To the present time the British funds have not under-
gone any change from the arrival of the Great Western
steamer. We hear that besides the specie arrived by
her she has brought a large amount of paper of the
United States Bank ; at present it is very doubtful
whether it will find a market here without a great
sacrifice.
Consols may be quoted at present 9011 Account ;
Money 90a ; Exchequer Bills higher, 1 5 3 discount;
nothing doing in India Bonds or India Stock ; Spa-
nish Active 3011 ; Portuguese 35i ; Three per Cents. 24 ;
Colombian 31i ; Mexican, 314 32 ; Dutch Two-and-
a-Half per Cents., nothing done.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.

LIVERPOOL, OCT. 4.—Wind E. to N. E.—Arrived the
Rochdale, Shepherd, from St. Vincent, Sailed the Al-
listen, Chatterton, for Calcutta; Heart of Oak, M'Do-
nald, Mauritius; Hermes, Oliphant; Liverpool Packet,
Measer, Bahia; Sophia, Linguard, ditto; James Mat-
thews, King, St. Lucia ; Peruvian, Smith, New Orleans
Governor Troup, Butman, Savannah ; Virginian, Harris,
New York ; Hesperus, Kelly, St. Andrews, N. B. ; Tri-
ton, Vandermey, Africa. Off port, the Vigilant, Dantzic.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 4.—Wind S. W. to N. N. E.—Ar-
rived the Jopa, Rutherford, from Archangel.
BRISTOL, OCTOBER 4.—Arrived the Great Western
(steamer), Hosken, from Ncw York—sailed 22d ult. with
117,0511. in specie ; Mary, Walker, Smyrna; and Guar-
dian, March, Onega.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 4.—Wind S. to S.W. strong breezes
and squally.—Arrived the William, Churchyard, from
Smyrna.

STARCROSS, OCT. 3.—Arrived the Baltimore, Bindeman,
from Memel.

DARTMOUTH, OCT. 3.—Off port--Susan, Grill, Bahia.
PADSTOW, OCT. 2.—Arrived the Wilberforce, Skury,
from Archangel.
GLOUCE'TER, OCT. 3. —Arrived the John, Girard, from
Rica; and Eliza, Mary, Creed, Archangel.
CLYDE, OCT. 3.—Sailed Guiana, Ritchie, Sierra Leone.
CORK, Ocr. 2.—Arrived Magister, Rowland, Jamaica.
SCARROROUGH, OCT. 3. Off port, the Mabel, Nichol-
son, from Quebec.

An uncommonly lame orancte has ben grown by
of \\Thi:ll, tree`m'ea 15J; irp.lies
fereece, anti v,-eizliNt 19 oum---,—Y.C,Vc ('bro.

a nick,

NE WS.
(From the Courier and Inquirer of Sept. 21.)
Friday Evening, Sept. 20.
The arrival of the steam ship British Queen from Lon-
don was announced on 'Change this afternoon ; her ad-
vices, however, not coming to hand for sonic time after-
wards. The intelligence by this arrival extending to the
2d instant from Liverpo(.l and London, is again, as regards
money matters, of the most gloomy character, and, in fact,
possesses no more favourable feature beyond the probability
of the harvest promising more abundance, and being saved
in better order than had been at one time anticipated in
England ; even this, however, was still doubtful, and de-
pendent in a great measure on the state of the weather in
the early part of the present month. Cotton was id.
lower than at the date of our advices by thed _Great Wes_
tern, thus reducing the improvement gained from the Ist
of August up to that period to Id. , the demand,
however, it will be observed, was active, and also at Havre
a very large buciness had been done in the article.
The above intelligence has yet produced no visible
change in our market, owinrratso the brief period since its
receipt, but the tendency to'be anticipated is no doubt
unfavourable. 1 Stocks at the Second Board there was,
however, no indication of any further decline, and in the
morning a good business was done in several instances at
improved prices,
RATE OF SALES AT THE STOCK
NGE EX-
CA.
2,000 New York City Bon Hclq 961
720
Sharps Unier-1 States Rcnk "4
Dock Ec ok .....
do, IH .;.
145 do. North American Trust Company...6o 60g-

96 do. Mechanics' Banking Association
150 do. American Exchange Bank FA 84
450 do Delaware and Hudson Canal Co 65 651
60 do. Vicksburg Bank... 34. 84k
215 do. Bank of Kentuciky 772 78 I
50 do. Fa:mer's Trust Comrany...S 20 days . 93
50 do. N, 0. City Bank ......... ...B 60 days 71i
52 do. Illinois State B,;nk
30 do. Wash. Marine Ins Co .......
675 do Harlem Raiiro-al 454 43
25 do. Patterson Raiir, at 1..................... 5
15 do. Mohawk Rail putt ........................
95 do Boston a,,d Pyovitienee Railroad... 99 991
15 em. Sfonington Railroad ..................... 23
Bilis on En,l,.nd have ben 'to detna,cl to-day for trans-
n:iss:,:n by the"Gre,t Western, and we advance our quota-
tions to 94 to 104 per cent. orerniurn, and on France to
3f. 15e.
The
steam-ship
'ill also take out a considerable
amount in United States Batik shares as a remittance, and
probably a large sum in specie. The Havre wicket which
left yesterday. 11.3,1 on board 900.000 tioN. Vice tersa—
the British Quern brims son, 50,000 dois, in spccie.
In the domestic exchanges we have no improvement to
Too ice since on,- Iris', and cow:tote to quote Wis on Novr
Orleans at 4 t.. 5 per cent. discount; Mobile, 13 to 13 ;
Savannah, 5 to 6; A u7u.sta, 5t06 •; Charleston, 3 to 4 ;
Lou7sville, 4 ; Nashville. 6 ; St. Louis, o ; and Cincinnati.
3.4 to 4 per cent. discount.
(Correspondence of the Courier and liquirer.)
PHILADELPHIA, SEPT. 20,
I regret to say that tntet!igence received from the ttouta
to-day relative to the f. ver is quite unfavourable.
In
New Orleans on the 11th the f ver raged with unmit'
gated vioktice.
Same of our stocks assumed a little better complexion
to day—United Stakes I3,nk stood at 105, and that wao
offered for 1 000, but was cot taken up. It is possible
that it was wanted for remittAnce, but the offer started
many.
Sales at the Second Board, 50 shares Kentucky Ba,nk,'
771; 5 do. Planters' Bank of Mississippi, 53; 13 do. Ll"'
rard Bank, 40:1; and the only sale after the board Was
50 United States Bank (cash) ; 1044 and 105, bad. for
large number of shares of the United State Batik, with
including a seller.
RATE OF SALES OF STOCK AT PHILA.,
hout

DELPMA, SEPT. 20.
Reported by the Board of Brokers.
10 Shares United States Bank
100 do. d,)
13 do. Kentucky
5 do. Planters' Miss

LOWER CANADA.
The Jury in Jalbert's case were discharged on Wc,daes%
day, having been unable to agree. A new trial will 131. -„.
bably be ordered. The excitement was very great, a°";
strong guard of grenadiers was ordered out to protect tie
Jury.
On its being announced that the Jury were diseharget
there was a general rush upon them by the mob, arlor
several of them were very roughly handled. SomThe
them were beaten with sticks and otherwise injured.
ten who were for acquitting the prisoners were all Cans:
dians except Atwater, an American, and a Scotchnliat°
The two Jurors who were for finding the prisoner 014;
were carried home on the shoulders of the loyalists. .`
Judge saved himself from the mob by retiring to the b"s„.
of a friend, and Jalbert was escorted to gaol by a sto!'"
party of grenadiers. b in
The whole of the inside roof of St. Paul's Church,
Montreal, fell en Tueiday with a terrible crash, destroillls-
- every pew in it.

SOUTH AMERICA.
LATEST FROM MONTE VIDEO.
The barque Madonna, Captain Wise, arrived last even:
ing from Monte Video 25th of July, and Maldonado lss
of August. •
The day before she left Maldonado, news arrived {rem
Monte Video of a revolutionary attempt against Fructuor
Rivera, President of the Republic. On the 26th JOY
River, left the city, and attacked a party of the insurgents/
'2OO strong, and dispersed them—a few men being killed°re
both sides. The object of the insurgents is to resto
General Oribe to the Presidential chair, from which hew as
ousted by Rivera by force of arms. Small artier of rol
lutiouists had made their appearance in the neighbouikehel
of Maldonado. " The people," says Captain Wise, " !'d °
Be-
have just recovered from a three years' civil war, were ties
camping in all directions. Especially the city authoritte.
p
were hard to be found. Terror had seized on all. Genertl.
Rivera is getting very unpopular, and the opinion of ally
parties was, that he could not amain long at the head 01'
the Government."
The transit of letters and passengers between Monte
Video and Buenos Ayres, even in ships of war, being Pro'
hibited by the French Admiral, no intelligence bad been
received from the latter place later than July 6th. W°
are indebted to Captain Wise for a Buenos Ayres paper
of the 6th, which, however, is no later than the dates be-
fore received. The United States ship Fairfield was It
Buenos Ayres ; the Independence, Commodore Nichol'
son, .as snug at her old quarters in Rio Janeiro.
Captain Wise complains very much of the conduct of
the French at Monte Video, who, he says, abuse shery
&r
power against the uneffending citizens, and search e
coasting vessel, compelling the masters or owners to kivet
security to the Consuls of their respective nations tend
they will not enter the province of Buenos Ayres; an.'
even if they are driven into the South Channel by advevs
winds, they arc pounced upon as good and lawful prig"

MEXICO.
Accounts have been received at New Orleanft joys
Havannah, from Vera Cruz, confirming the Pre/The
accounts of the peaceful state of affairs in Mexico. I, of
plan of reform and conciliation adopted by his Eve"; ast
General Bustamente, has been crowned with th°, feel—
signal success ; and, to judge from the unanimity o'foci...
log exhibited in the number of congratulations sod and.
tations which are daily pouring in from evtebr:rsetcate
linsasear..C.
department of the Republic, and even from
Magna de Clavo (who was lately appointed C°:."!
may bewail:"
in-Chief of his native state), peace Thet
established on a more than ordinary firm
al President,,
rumour that Santa Anna was jealous of the
riv m
the Mexican Papers treat with the utmost conte
P d ergo '
Bustamente and his Cabinet were busily engage To l
horticulture a
nizing societies for the encouragement of _s
to bat
as
agriculture in general. Several of the cotton_ glen. iutn
other agricultural implements illegally introdu
Tampico during the revolution, it is said, are to be 111.7 a
diately put in active operation. Morns Multicaults
Cotton is now the order of the day in Mexico. tear
The yellow fever was alarmingly prevalent and I
among strangers at Vera Cruz. The commander of ta;
English packet Hope, which sailed early in August f°
England, with nearly a million and a half specie on botroo
died of the black vomit before the vessel reached Havannab"
About the same time the French brig of war Volt
geur sailed for France, with the second instalment of tb"
indemnity.

TEXAS.
TF.xiat4 NAVY.—The three schooners of war recently
built at Baltimore, have all reached Galveston.
LATE Front TEXAS.—lntelligence to the Bth instant 1113
been received from Galveston. In the new republic the Pe°.
pie are improving rapidly in every way. An affray °°;.
curred on the let instant between the citizens of Galvest°
and the sailors of the steam frigate Zavella, in which ,c,ci
veral persons were severely hurt. The citizens collectil.
in a large body and drove the sailors on board their vcs'c,
Tice Indians were quiet, having committed no new der of
dations. Colonel Williams, of the mercantile housco,
M'Kinney and Williams, has been elected to Congtera.
The country is improving rapidly, and the crops are rep
seated as being very- ootl.

THE BE,Hor OF EXETER AN°
THE RECTOR OF FENITON•

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN: cto
SIR,—I make no apology for send ng you ostr,',
er, `
from correspondence by the Rev. H. E. Head, bell,
in; that they will, in de-colouring the libels which b;ii
lately been put forth, serve the good purpose of keeP
unprejudiced the public judgment.
I am, Sir, your' mos.. TES -; peetfullv,

tO yOO 11"1.
MY DEAR SIR,-lam very much obliged
sgesting to rue that argument found ill our artiele§,
n
of faith, not outward elements, being " the tpc,hat:.
whereby we roeek e," &c. &c. It is very much to
purpose ; and had it occurred to me, I should no d°°
have made use of it.
The visitation is fixed here for the 7th 0(0°' e
sonic is supposed that notice mill be taken of 11153 t
affairs at that tie ; but I feel confident in Gnd
nothing will happen but what may tend to the estakitisl. r
ment of his truth.
I remain, my dear Sir,
Your's, most sinner:l',
HENRY ERSKINE HAI-"
Feniton, Sept. 9, 1839.
laT Ocrosft.
It is very encouraging to me that you continiuedertr
think the ,round I stand on, tenable. Be assurea'
Sir, I shall not abandon it. You intl. uire,atnl P,'" tstbi
on armour I reply in the affirmative ; aad 1 tof
need it next Monday, when I anticipate a c t
oil
se eic he
the sharpest kind, of which no doubt you Will
account.
Ithe meantime, I earnestly entreat your PrAYers
that n I
may be strengthened and guided.
Believe me, my dear Sir,
Your's, most aincerelY,
II E. IiF4AIP
THE GLOUCESTER AND BIRAIllgu
act
R AILWAY,—This line connects the West of E.,,,ngl4te r,
with the Lancashire districts. Plymouth and 12).1.0eied
be
Birmingham, Manchester, and Liverpool, will
through
together, and the extension of commerce'th
t! °oily
means of this important junction, will be nece
immense. This Company are distinct from the
reoar
istt°t;
ds the
don and Cheltenham Company, except as
part between Gloucester and this town, which
completed by the latter by March next, though .
joint expense. The injury to Cheltenham
the Roy-Thompson st,.tion is nowise chargeabile v°,3
the Birmingham and Gloucester Company`; ant,-0 re
have every reason to hope that this Compw,—bi, are
not hound to sacrifice themselves to " the inegleu -the
benefit of Lansdowne," will establish a station O't line
point nearest the centre of the town, where the
point
crosses the Tewkesbury-road. It is needless to P°t'he
inflicted by
out the manifest interest, both to the town and
Company, of such a step.—Cheltenham Eraluiner.
DEI'ARTURE OF THE LORD LIEDTENIIto
—lt. is said to be the intention of Lord Ehti°°°ir:ort
. „ day cr *o, and to PaY "-
r
•vlsit to his venerable father iii ~*.vonsbire before
turn to Dublin.