The Sun.
London, England, 1839-04-25 00:00:00

SIGNING OF THE TREATY OF PEACE.

BRUSSELS, APRIL 22.—The Moniteur announces in its
official part, that it was yesterday. the 21st of April, that
the messenger arrived at Brussels who was the bearer of
the treaties, signed on the 19th of this month, betweep
Belgium and the five Powers, between Belgium and Hol-
land, and between Belgium and the German Confedera-
tion, represented by MM. De Senfft and De Bulow, who
were furnished with full powers from the Diet. This last
treaty, which contains the accession of the German Con-
federation, has been negotiated since the notifteatior, of the
Acts of the Conference, dated Jan. 23.

We are assured that the Chamber of Representatives is
to be convoked for the 2d May, in order to examine and
rote some laws which do not admit of delay. This re.
sumed Session cannot continue beyond the beginning of
June, because half of the Members of the Legislature will
have to go out on the 9th of June, according to Article 5 of
the Constitution. The provinces which have to elect nevi
Deputies are East Flanders, 18 Representatives, and 9
Senators ; Hainault, 13 Representatives, and 7 Senators ;
Liege, 9 Representatives and 3 Senators; Limburg
9 Representatives and 4 Senators. We believe that sem,
change will have to be" made in the limit of the Electoral
District of Limburg.

BOURSE:—Psois, TUESDAY, APRIL 23.
HALP-PAST Tn REE.—The debate on the interpellations, as they
are called, in the Chamber of Deputies, on the subject of the Minis.
terial crisis, being to some speculators evidence of a full determina.
tion he the Crown not to endanger the peace of Europe, the French
Funds have advanced. For the Account the Three per Cents.
opened at 31f. 35c., improved to 81f. 50c., and closed at 81f. 40c.,
being 15 cents. higher than yesterday. The Five per Cents. from
1 10f. 60c., rose to 110 f. 70c., declined to 110 f. 50c. and closed at
110 f. 60c., being a rise of 30 cents. For Money the Three per
Cents. are 15c., and the Five per Cents. 25c. better. The Bank
of France Shares are 51. higher. The Laffitte Bank of I,ooof. arc
10f. better, and those of 5,0001. 7f. 50c. lower. The Belgian Five
per Cents. are unvaried. For the account the Three per Cents.
72f. 80c. The Belgian Bank 20f. higher. The Neapolitan Bonds
20c., and the Roman 1 per cent. better. The Spanish Active has
been stationary at 20g. The St. Germain and both the Versailles
ltailv:ay Shares have declined; the first 51. The Versailles Right
Bank 21. 50c., and the Left Bank 20f. The Strasburg to Bale and
the Orleans have not varied. The Havre has net been quoted nei.
ther for money nor fur time. For the account the St. Germain
697 f. 50c. The Versailles Right Bank 7221. 50c., and the Left
302 f. 50c.

first Highest Lowest Last

LeAtilt,: Ba k 1,(00:. s!, les) ....(is.i ...1000 ...14•85
5,f10 ;f. :h 5'5 i ...525) —.5252 50 —.5'252 so
Belgian :5 per (7,1 a,...
''•-•.•', 7OO ... 705 ... 7SO ... 705
45 ... 45 ... 43 75 ... 43 75
'0:44 ... 20', ... 2,45.4 ... 2,-,k;
New '.,,l4rret
Partii ti:-,•.? 3 per Cents
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Iteanan
RAILW A V Sil A RE.-..
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Versailles, r. B /2., ... /21 ... 72,) ... ';'•-2 50
L.B. 3es .. . _.O , ... 305 ... 362 51)
. , ~0
Orleans .
,tro.,lnir; to Bale
Nialliousen to '1 hann
ASP i'l A LTES AND Eli U ,l ENS.
Feyssel (A) :230) —.2 CO ...2:3'0 .
Yarn (Moberly's) ..
44olvaniz 0 lion
DUTCH FUNDS.—Ama--mmtm, Arson, 13
itloncy. 11!11..
Actual Debt, 2J4 per Cent
1/.•:to, ditto 1 pea cent.
~ •,n t :,,,,,iic, .13.; 1,:o- rent...... ............ „ 94N, 9514
Ditto, ditto, ',3,,.; per cent 7. lh t 034
0 ,--,,ial Company, .I.' ,p, t-iit !;3!1:z 1811,4
• Ditto (1832 mid 5,41:',) 5 per cc,'
Ditto Ho-7. 5 peT ce11,
lAiaii 1837, 0 . er rent.. ejti I
.;
EXChUIiZe on I,odon, (liis month._ ....... „ ;i2) 0
Two monlis
BELGIAN 1. UNDS—iiin.:lik.Ll9, APRIL 23
Actual Debt, 24;, per Cent ..
R.othscliiht's Loan, 5 per Cant. l. I
Loan of Thirty Millions, 4 per Cent
2 per Cent.
Lean of City, 1632, 4 per Cent 94)4
Society of Commerce, 4 )...,,per Cent l2. Y,
Batik of Belgium, 5 per Cent 7l
National Society .
—BrusselsPapers, April 23.
AUSTRIAN FUNDS.—ViewNA, APRIL 15
Five per Cents. Metallicues
Foss per Cents.
Three per Cents.
13. ink Shares
—4lll,lemeineZeitung, April 20.
PRUSSIAN FUNDS.— BizemN, Arnie 10.
bills. Money.
St. Schuld. Sch., 4 per cent 10334 le2lo
Prussian_ English Loan, 1830, 4 per cent 102;!4, 1017,
..1,-xchange on London, three noone4s 6 203 i
—.Prussian State Gazette. Anril 19.

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The friends of improvement will be happy to
learn, that in the Committee of the Home of
Commons yesterday, the promoters of the Man-
chester and Birmingham Extension Railway to
Rugby, have completely succeeded in carrying their
Bill in spite of all opposition. Their perseverance
in this case is the more praiseworthy, as they have
had to contend against all the self-interested harpies
of monopoly. We congratulate the public at
large on this matter, for they will shortly
have a much quicker and much cheaper
Railway communication to the North than the
Monopoly Companies are disposed at present to
afford ; but, ere long, the monopolists will find it
not only prudent, but expedient, to mend their
ways, and diminish their charges.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS

CITY. TTT ELTE 0' CL 0 CIC.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, APRIL 24.—The de-
mand has been limited to-day, without change in prices.
The sales 2,000 bags, chiefly American, to the trade.
Arrivals this morning:—French and Ostend mails,
ship letters from Sierra Leone and St. Vincent's ; Cal-
cutta, by the Wanderer, arrived at Liverpool.
The accounts received at Paris from Constantinople, to
the latter end of March, state that they had not received
any political news from Persia, and that the English
commerce with that country, instead of falling off, was
more active; the Persian merchants had made, during the
week, considerable purchases, but the commerce with the
interior of Turkey had been very languid for the past four
months.

Other accounts from Constantinople state, that Lord

onsonby and the French Admiral Roussin have requested
from their Governments that the English and French squa-
drons in the Mediterranean should be considerably aug-
mented, also that troops should be embarked on board of
them, to act according as circumstances may require, and
to make a diversion against one of the belligerents. The
Sultan has recalled to Constantinople the Seraskier
Hassan-Pasha, to learn from his own mouth what state' his
army is in, and if he has hopes of attacking with success
the Egyptian army.
Advices received from Uruguay state that the Decree in
Congress of the 17th of April, 1838, imposing an extraor-
dinary war duty of 6 per cent. on the importation of fo-
reign articles, has been re-enacted. The above Act was
revoked on the 10th of Oct. the same year, by a Decree of
General Riveira, dated from his camp near Nlonteviedo.
We have received the Journal of Antwerp of yesterday's
date. The following is an extract :
" BRUSSELS, APRIL 23.—1 t is assured that the Repre-
s-ntative Chambers will be convoked on the 2d of next
month."

A report prevails in the City that one of the daughters
of the late Baron de Rothschild is going to be married to
a brother of a Noble Lord who has a scat in Parliament.
We understand that the young lady has a fortune of above
100,000/.