The Sun.
London, England, 1853-03-29 00:00:00

MANCHESTER, MARCH 28.

There was very little business doing, and prices were
rather lower. Dovers, 23i ; Leeds stock, 75i ; Midlands,
74i ; Sheffield pref., 11.

BIRMINGHAM, MARCH 28.
The market here was very flat all day, and -very little
business doing.

LEEDS, MARCH 28.

We have had a rather brisker market to-day. The
business done done is still not large, and prices do not
show any material change. On the whole, however,
shares are firm. The following are the closing transactions
this morning :—North British, si • East Lancashire, 18 ;
Leeds Northerns, 16k ; ditto Fifths (41. paid); die. ;
York and North Midlands, 29i ; North-Westerns, 8i ;
Lancashire and Yorkshires, 75i ex div. ; South-Eastern
and Dovers, 231. 6s. 3d. ; Leeds Northern Extensions,
No. 1, k prem.

DISTURBANCES AT GREY TOWN AND CHAGRES.—When
the last West India steamer left Grey Town and Chagres,
disturbances were daily apprehended between the Ame-
ricans located at those places and the Mosquitan and
New Grenadan Governments. At Grey Town, the
Mosquitan Government had allowed the Americans
the temporary use of a small island, not much better
than a sand-bank, which forms part of the harbour,
and is situated at a short distance from the town. The
Yankees quickly built a few houses on it, and now the
steamers that come down the river, instead of stopping
at the town as formerly to pay dues and benefit the
inhabitants, stop at the island and avoid all dues, and
deprive the inhabitants of the town of an immense
benefit. The Mosquitan Government had ordered
the Americans to, quit the island, because the ob-
ject for which they had been allowed a temporary loca-
tion there had ceased. The Americans had refused to
leave, and the day after the West India packet left Grey
Town the Mosquitan Government intended to drive the
intruders out by force. When the packet left Chagres
there was a violent dispute raging between the New
Grenadan Government and the new town built up by
American, German, and other speculators at Navy Bay.
The New Grenadan Government had imposed a house
tax on the stores and houses built there, which the inha-
bitants had refused to pay. The tax amounted to from
10 to 100 dollars a month, according to the size of the
houses and stores and business done in them. A military
official had been sent down to Navy Bay by the New
Grenadan Government, and the struggle between the
inhabitants and the authorities was expected to come off
a week after the mail steamer left Chagres.

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