The Sun.
London, England, 1839-05-08 00:00:00

NEW YORK MONEY MARKET, Aram 22.

16 Shares United States Bank .
30 Do. Mechanics' Bank
4 Do. Bank of New York ....... , 126 126. E
10 Do. Union Bank
100 Do. Atlantic Bank, Brooklyn

635 Do. Dry Dock Bank - 103 104.
215 Do. Bank of Commerce
675 Do. Dol. and Hud. Canal Co 7ll 798-
197 Do. Morris Canal Co.
10 Do. Amer. Trust Co. Balt
30 Do. Ohio Life and Trust Co.
100 Do. Bank of Kentucky B9
5 Do. Illinois State Bank

235 Do. Vicksburgh Bank
100 D. N. American Trust Co 88),
50 Do. American Marine Ins. Corn 69
20 Do. Union Marine Ins. Co 6O
5 Do. Hudson Fire Insurance Co.
40 Do. Merchants' Exeliano-c Company 731 74
50 Do. Mohawk Rail Road' 65.
100 Do. Paterson Rail Road
385 Do. Harlem Rail Road 57 58
93 Do. Boiton and Prov. R. R lO5

150 Do. New Jersey Rail Road 15 bds 103
65 Do. Stonington Rail Road
6 Do. Utica Rail Road l2O
45 Do. Canton Company, Balt 4si 46

BURNING OF THE BARQUE PARMELIA, OF
LONDON.-About twelve o'clock on the night of Wednes-
nesday this vessel, which was lying in the dock, was per-
ceived to be on fire by some gentlemen of this town, who
were crossing the ferry. The flaims were effectually ex-
tinguished about four o'clock in the morning, when it was
found that almost the whole of the fore part of the interior
of the ship was consumed, and the spars either destroyed
by the fire or crushed in fallieg. No reason whatever can
be assigned as to the origin of the fire. It must have
broken out in the fore part of the ship. The captain, his
wife, and three boys were on bo,ird at the time, the hater
of whom states that they went to bed at nine o'clock, and
there was no fire at that time in the galley. The ship was
of 443 tons register, and belonged to NI-. Bottomley, mer-
chant, of London, and was about to sail in a few days for
Quebec.—Deeonport Independent.

Letters were received in London yesterday from
Lord Forester, dated Newtown, Wales, stating that place
was in comparative quiet; his Lordship was called away
from his seat in Shropshire to take the command of his
Yeomanry, led by the Lord Lieutenant, Lord Clive, to
march into Wales to protect that part of the country
against the Chartists.

The Dublin Evening Mail is a its dirty work
again, traducing Lord Normanhy for putting Mr. Delany
and Mr. Lalor in the Commission of the Peace. The
Mail, as usual, flings truth and decency to the winds, and,
as usual, stands naked but nut ashamed in all the dirty
deformity of mendacious mis-statement.
Yesterday their Royal Highnesses the Hereditary
Grand Duke of Russia and the Prince of the Netherlands
paid a visit to the Tower of London, accompanied by
their respective suites, and by Count Pozzo di Barg,o, the
Russian Ambassador, the Dutch Ambassador, and other
foreigners of distinction. The distinguished visitors came
in five carriages ; the carriage of the Grand Duke was
drawn by four of the Quecn's bays, and was preceded by
two outriders.

Two VIRAGOES.—Last week two women, al
Laneham, near Rettord, having Lad some words, origi.
nating in the chitchat of the town, a regular fight ensued,
and so desperate was the encounter that the life of one oi
the combatants has skce then been despaired of.—Don.
caster Gazette.