The Sun.
London, England, 1862-04-09 00:00:00

The English Stock market remains in the same
quiet state as for some days past. Very little busi-
Dees is in progress, except in connection with the
settlement of the account, which will occuy the
chief attention of the dealers during the next two
or three days. Consols are still quoted 93 a for
.transfer and to-morrow, and 931 94 for the account
In May next. The New Threes and Reduced are
52i ; and Exchequer Bills 18s. premium. India
per Cent. Loan 108: ; do. 5 per Cent. Enfaced
paper, 1.021 1031; do. 51 per Cent., 1086 ; do,
Itebentures, 1001 ; and do. Bonds, 28 prem.
In the Foreign Market a fair amount of busi-
z'ess is recorded, and prices continue depressed.
°ld Turkish-6 per Cents. are 831; ditto 1858, 691-
21.; ditto Mires, 641 65; ditto New Scrip If, ;
Venezuela 231 Italian 5 per Cents. 661; Brazilian
!I; Per Cents. 921 ; Mexican 331; Italian Railway
"riP, 31 dis.; Moorish Scrip, 6?T, ; New Grenada 2
per Cents., 26; Portuguese, ; Russian, 100;
'Vanish 531; and ditto Certificates 7.
The Egyptian Loan is quoted d prem. The
list closed yesterday afternoon, and it appears that
the total sum applied for is £9,635,200 Stock, the
mount actually paid in being £481,760.
The dealings in the Railway Share Market, to-
day, were of the most limited description; in one
or two instances, however, there were symptoms of
olDrovement. Caledonians advanced 10s., and
South Westerns 10s. ; South Easterns, however,
tieelined 55,, and North British 10s.
The Foreign and Colonial Markets remained very
quiet. Sambre and Meuse brought lOs ; Great
Tlx,mbourg 131 :; Grand Trunk of Canada
declined to 24t 25; Great Western of Canada to
E 124 ; Eastern Bengals to 1011, and East Indian
to 1031.
hint Stock Bank Shares have continued very
inactive. Ottoman Bank
.have declined to 241 ;
4'ondon Chartered of Australia to 25 ; London
Joint Stock to 351.
The Alliance, Bank of London, and Liverpool
,ores are 34- 4 prem.; Imperial, 1 to 1 prem. ; the
'°rtlaern Counties, 21a prem. ; and the British
11
'°lllnabia and Vancouver's Island, 11 2 prem.

In the Miscellaneous Market Crystal Palace
k
i'teak declined to 351 ; Peninsular and Oriental
team to 68 ; and Electric Telegraph to 991.

3 BRITISH FUNDS--ONE O'CLOCK.
t per Cent. Reduced Annuities
~Pee Cent. Consols Annuities
ew 0 ,
it ~er Cent. Annuities 92.t
Qin. Puck
Ditto 5 per Cent.
I)itto Enfaced Paper, 4 per Cent •
%.o`itto 5 per Cent
Rbiito 5} per Cent lOB,l.
I,,Citto. Debentures, 4 per Cent., Oct., 1363 100/
Ditto ditto April, 1864 100 k
„I_l-,t+o Bonas £l,OOO
‘%trosola frq. Account, April 10... 93/ 1
txchequer Bills £l,OOO, 3 per Cent.. lB pm
FOREIGN' FUNDS—ONE O'CLOCK.
I,raz:lian 5 per Cent
G
Ditto 41 per Cent, 1860
l'euada Active
Do. Ex over-due Coups. &Hectares. 10
Dittoltalian,
Deferred
5 per Cent (Marcmmana Railway)
11.ex1)ito Scrip
l 3
can,per Cent
1,„, Ditto Account
e
Perial Moorish Scrip
pea Grenada, 2 per Cent
741guese 3 per Cent., 1853.
ditto Account
Itsia.n 5 per Cent. 1822, £ Sr ..
A uitto Account
D'elish 3 per Cent .
t Aitto Account
prifsh Cert. of Coup. not fudded
l'hOgish 6 per Cent —
Ditto Account
Ditto New Loan —
vuitto Account
ekzuela, 3 per Cent —
Ditto Account
Itali Dividends on the above payable in London.
'al; 5 per Cent., 1861 66/
Consols, TWO O'CLOCK.
ols, Money
Ditto Account
Ditto May Settlement 93/ 4

AtilsticCl,SE OF EXstatA. INIGIi-161wrzinleiv.17
,Ditto . 3 Months. 11 181 11 18/
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25 50 25 5
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25 50 25 51
pa%burg];.......... 13 8 13 81
tis — Short. 25 25 25 30
Ditto 5 3 Months. 25 471 25 521
pcirseilles
Vtiallkfort on Maine.. -- 118/ 119
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kale ertno .-1191 120
tißtina — 120 1201,
01)(7 — 521 53
1.1 rt',
li_°v, Janeiro
1,,Q :York
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A,rl,,,ltei.eaglinGDoolldlairns Bars (Standard), per oz £3 17 9
0 5 01
%`._ .r in Bars (Standard)
'ttla A.merican Don Icons

k'lR- BRIGHT AND THE UNITED STATES.—Mr.
fright, M.P. has returned the following reply to the address
tom the
New' York Chamber of Commerce :—" London,
April 4.—Dear Sir,—l have received through the hands
of the Hon. Mr. Adams, the Minister of the United States,
her letter of the Bth of March, and the resolution unani-
bletudy adopted by the Chamber of Commerce of the State
Of l"Tew York on the 6th of March. I wish you to convey
i the eminent body of gentlemen over whom you preside
the expression of my sense of the honour they have con-
htted upon me, and of the pleasure which it gives me to
);',"? that the course I have taken in reference to the events
)pklth are now passing in your country has met with the
1h
7. approval of those whom they represent. I accept
tlt;tr most kind resolution, not only as honourabble to my-
-41`1) but as a manifestation of friendly feeling to the great
J'lrity of my countrymen, whose true sentiments I believe
o:l4ive not mistaken or misrepresented when 1 have spoken
the side of your Government and people. I believe there
p4O other country in which men have been so free and so
44Perous as in yours, and that there is no other political
ti:letitution, now in existence in the preservation of which
14 human race is so deeply interested as in that under
tell you live. This is true beyond all doubt when applied to
thegPree States of your Union. I trust the time is not di5....4
....4 When it will be true over all your vast territory' from
° St. Lawrence to the Gulf of Mexico. Notwithstanding
m4°l misapprehension and some recent excitement, I am
7 that an overwhelming majority of the people of the
p44ted Kingdom will rejoice at the success of your Go-
it-e:Lent, and at the complete restoration of your Vnion.
I'll, asking you to convey the expririon of my grateful
14 dap to the members of your chamber, I desire to tender
vdput my thanks for the very kind letter from
1., tell accompanied the resolution.—l am, with very great
yourself
4Pect, very truly, yours, JOHN BRIGHT. To P. Perit,
}1) President of the Chamber of Commerce of the State
(Is
'4eW York."
tit UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON.—The Council,
te their Session on Saturday last, appointed Dr. Wilson Fos
4:14 Professorship of Pathological Anatomy, which was
It 'pea by Dr. Jenner on his becoming physician to her
thajeBtY• Dr. Fox was formerly a distinguished student of
bet College, in arts as well as medicine. He graduated in
:h Paculties in the University of London, and afterwards
,oeet't through an elaborate course of scientific training in
-111111471 Y, under Virchow, of Berlin, and IColliker and
.14,e,ter, of W iirzburg. He is the author of s published
ig."'lr on the pathology of the glandular structures of the
Of mach. During the last four years he has held the office
,_physician to the North Staffordshire Infirmary at New-
ltoider-Lyne.
house,
lion. Philip Bouverie, M.P., has arrived it
4445 e) in Hill-street, from his seat in Somersetsilire•