The Sun.
London, England, 1837-07-12 00:00:00

THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.
The arrivals of all sorts of English Grain are small, but
from Ireland and the continent many vessels with Oats conti-
nue to arrive. The \Vheat trade remains firm at Monday's
prices. Barley, Beans, and Pease are unaltered. There have
been limited sales of Oats to-day, at no alteration :in value,
Flour comes sparingly to market, and the trade can take c.
the supply without difficulty.
ARRIVALS.
Wheat. Barley. I Oats. Flour.
English
Irish - .360 I 0,0409 -
I,,eign 6:',o -- 10,220

TILE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CI7'Y, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

An overland dispatch has arrived from India, by which
Calcutta Papers have been received to the 14th April,
and the Price Current of the 15th April. The Price Cur-
rent states :—" Our produce market, which has been in-
fluenced during the last and present month by the great pres-
sure in the Money Market, owing partly to the absorption of
much of the native capital in speculation, and the general
disturbed state of trade in China, particularly in regard to
opium, has received a further check by the intelligence re-
ceived on the 12th inst. (overland) of the continuance of the
pressure upon the Commercial Market at home. These ac-
counts would have had much more distressing consequences,
had the public not been informed that Government had yielded
to the solicitation of the Chamber of Commerce, and had de-
termined to re-open the Treasury for advances against con-
signments to England.
" Ortum.—The Market is nearly in the same position as
reported in our last, being chiefly supported by local specu-
lators.
" Twisr.—The market has been moved by an active demand
since our last, and sales to some extent have been made ;
prices are improving. Exchange Bills on her Majesty's Trea-
sury, 30 day's sight, 2 to 21."
Information was received in the course of yesterday of ter-
noon of an extensive failure of a house at Trieste—sugar re-
finers and general merchants and extensive shippers to New
York ; but it is not expected that their London agents will be
great sufferers by the event.
THE FUNDS.

There is no great difficulty in obtaining money on good
bills—it being more plentiful since the dividends are paying.
Consols, which left off yesterday at 924 for the Account,
opened at 924 ; for Money 90i 91; Exchequer Bills, 43 to
45 prem. ; India Bonds, 43 to 45 prem. ; Bank Stock, 209 to
210 ; India Bonds, 258 259.
Spanish Active closed at 211, Ex Coupons, opened at
21k- ; Passive, 54,-; Portuguese, 434; Three per Cents., 271.
HALF-PAST ONE:

Consols, which were in the morning at 92/- for the Ac-
count, have receded to 92, owing to a heavy sale in that
Stock for Chancery to the amount of about 60 or 70,000.
Exchequer Bills, 43 44 prem. ; India Bonds, 42 44 prem. ;
Bank Stock, 2094.
In the Foreign Market Spanish Active reached 924, with
the Coupons, at present 21+ ex-coupons ; it has a more bright
appearance than for several days past, owing to Don Carlos's
plot at Madrid having been discovered. Portuguese, 431 ;
Three per Cents., 271 ; Russian, 109+; Dutch Two-and-a-
Half per Cents., 52.
A failure has just been declared in the House.
There is no news respecting commercial affairs in the City
and we have no further arrivals either from France or Spain.
THREE 0' CLOCK.
Consols for Account, 04.

Prince Napoleon Louis Bonaparte, who had been
taken to America in a French frigate, after his unfortunate en-
terprise at Strasbourg, has arrived in London by the packet
the George TVashington, from New York. As he was not
bound by say engagement with the French Government he
hastened his return to Europe on receiving the news of the
dangerous illness of his mother, the ex-Queen Hortense,
Duchess of St. Leu. The Prince alighted at Fenton's hotel.
The balloon, belonging to Mr. C. Green, which
ascended from the Surrey Zoological Gardens, in the presence
of upwards of 25,000 persons, the largest number assembled for
some time, descended at Ashley Park, the seat of Sit Henry:
Fletcher, at Walton-on-Thames. Mr. H. Green and Mr. E.
Spencer were the voyagers. The ascent was majestic. The
machine passed over Vauxhall Gardens, twice over the Thames,
along the Western Railroad, and descended at ten minutes
after eight o'clock in Ashley Park, adjoining Oatlands, the
seat of Lord Francis Egerton. Mr. C. Green accompanied
the voyagers to the lake, and superintended the arrangements
for the ascent. The Gardens at the time of the ascent pre-
sented an animated appearance.
The combined attraction
drew a vast assemblage.

The editor of the Exeter (American) News having
been imposed upon by some wicked wag, echo forwarded him
a PHI ior
of 9. mar.iav has givcit zictice it
!!
in future deem all matrimonial notices unauthentic, unless
accompanied by a large slice of bride cake.