The Sun.
London, England, 1854-04-19 00:00:00

THE. SUN, LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 19, 1854.

Liberals in the town of Barcelona, and of the
Radicais of Saragossa acting with the Liberal
Moderadoes, who are supposed to be at the head
of the military disaffection in that garrison. These
conflicting parties hate each other so thoroughly,
the hatred being -the more intense the more indis-
tinct are the shades of real difference, that it re-
quires no great s kill to play them off successfully
against one anotl ter.

SHARE MARKETS.

LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS'

(THIS DAY.)

Rauwers.

Leasing
Compans.

:losing Prices
yesterday.

BRITISH RAILWAYS.

The run on the bank of San Fernan do has greatly
embarrassed the Government. Private letters state
that the affair of the Black Warrior, so far from
being settled, has been urged on with extreme vio-
lence by M. Soule, and at the present moment
wears a very threatening aspect.
The Queen has amnestied the soldiers of the
Regiment of Cordova who took part in the revolt
at Saragossa.
On the 13th ult., at 2 o'clock, the Queen and
King went through the usual ceremony of washing
the feet of 12 old men and 12 old women, and after-
wards serving them a dinner. A crowd of the
privileged assembled at the Palace to witness the
scene. It is said to have been in consequence of
the shock she received on learning the assassination
of the Duke of Parma, that the Queen abandoned
the intention she previously entertained of visiting
several churches on foot.
There is no Bolsa on the 13th, and on the 14th
(Good Friday) no n ewspapers would be published.

NEWMARKET RACES.

(THIS DAY.)

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
PORT STAKES.
2to lon Sit.tingbourne.
CRAVEN HANDICAP.
3to 1 agst Bourgeois.
4 to 1 agst rkny other.
EASBY T.rRIENNIAL STAKES.
3to 1 agst Cypriana.
3to 1 ags.t Tilornius:

MALTON, Tuesday.---The following left here this day
for Catterick ---Miss Allen, 3 yrs old, Haricot, Maid of
Balmoral, and. Bianca..

STATE PF TINA DE.

(Prom the Manchester Guardian of this day.)

MANCHESTER, April 18.—We have to report a more
cheerful tone in this day's market, with an increased
firmness in the prices of .some kinds of yarns and goods,
while, in a fewarticles, the quotations are slightly higher
than they were last week. The turn-out at Stockport
has given an upward tendency to the lower counts of
pileups, and to 245. and to 28s warps, and the extensive
business latterly effected for India and China, together
cyith somewhat improved advices by the overland mail,
leads to the requirement of rather high -r prices for suit-
able mule and water t wilts, and also for goods adapted
to those quarters. T.he day's transactions have been
of fair but not large extent, For Germany, the buying
of yarns is but limited; here and there a little .specula-
tion has, however, been ventured upon by the merchants.
It is still fdund that 7.8 and 9-8 printing cloths, and
the yarns for these cloths, together with yarns for
home use, such as the Bolton, 40s, 50s, 60s, and
70s, and, in general, goods specially prepared for home
consumption, are lagging very much behind such as are
more adapted for foreign markets. The fall of prices in
this market, with the relative dearness of the Liver-
pool cotton market, has placed spinners and mann-
fa`cturers in an unfavourable position. It will be
seen, however, that the commencement of worse ac-
counts from this country has given rise to some irregu-
larity in the American markets, and to a slight decline
in prices. We understand that the turn-out at Stock-
port amounts to about 3-4ths of the hands, and the
greater part of the remainder will, it is understood, go
out at the latter end of this week. At Preston the
funds are now beginning to fall, and the old hands are
returning to work in greater numbers.
lIALIFAx, April 15. The demand for goods in
our piece hall to-day has been about the same as- has
been usual of late, and the merchants show very little
disposition to purchase.. The quantity of yarn produced
is now so much nearer the requirements of the market
(the spinners working on an average not more than'
four days a week), that stocks are not accumulating, and
prices remain as they were. In wools there is more
doing, andthe downward tendency of the quotations has
received a check. Prices generally are firmer, and for
some some sorts, as Lincolnshires, higher rates have
been given.

RaHDALE, Aprill7.—We have had another very dull
and inactive market, with little or nothing doing. The
attendance of buyers has been slender ; and these have
shown no disposition to purchase, except at reduced
prices. There is no change in the wool market worth
notice ; the tendency of prices is yet downwards.

MARKET NEWS-(TJIIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.

To-day's market was very scaritily supplied with English
wheat ; nevertheless, the denpAnd for all kinds ruled inac-
tive, but we have no change to notice in prices.
Foreign wheat, the show of which was good, moved off
slowly, at last week's currency.
There were very few inquiries for floating cargoes, the
arrivals of which have slightly increased.
We had a dull inquiry for barley and malt, at barely
late rates.

About an average business was transacted in oats and
beans, at late rates.
Peas and flour were dull, but not lower.

Wbeat.
320

ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.
I Barley. I Malt.
i 1,910 50,40

Oats.

English ..
Irish •• ••
Foreign ..

Flour.
290

12,750 1,500

700
18,680

1 ,780ske

WHITECILA,PEL.

Our market is steady, as fr.dlows : —Beef from 3s Od to
48 Od ; mutton, 3s 2d to 4a 4d ; lamb,ss 6d to 6s 8d ; veal,
48 Od to 5s 2d; pork, 38 6d. to 4a 8d per Bibs by the
carcase.

• BOROUGH HOP.
The demand for most kinds of hops is steady, at last
week's prices.,

LLOYD'2 SHIPPING.-(TIIIS DAY.)

LONP,ON, April ..9.—Wind this day at Noon, S.E. ;
light 'pleasant breeze, and fine, clear, dry weather. The
Mercury has slightly fallen.
PLYMOUTH, April 18.—Wind, E. Arrived—Margaret,
from Bremen; General Aupeck, St. Übes ; Maria Hay,
Southampton, for Geelong, with loss of 'bowsprit, having
been in contact with the Harbinger (s s), bound up Chan-
nel. Sailed—Oriental, for Quebec.
OPE, DOVER, April 18.—Magdalena, from Christiania,
for Shoreham.

PORTSMOUTH, April 18. Wind, S.E. to E. • Arrived—
Freia, from Copenhagen, for Havre, leaky. Sailed—Ra-
milies, for Swan River ; Gomelza, for Cork and Mediter-
ranean.

FALMOUTH, April 17.—Wind, E. Arrived—Queely,
from Grenada ; Rio Packet, Odessa.
RAMSGATE, April 18.—Wind, E.N.E. Sailed—Char-
lotte, for Fecamp.

GLOUOESTER, April 18.—Sailed—Ambrossine, for Mel-
bourne.

PooLE, Aprill7.—Wind, S.E. Arrived—Mariane, from
Hamburgh. Sailed—Heroine, for Newfoundland.
GOOLE, April 18.—Wind, E. Arrived—Geschwester,
from Hamburgh ; Matthias, do. ; Martha, Stettin ; Freind-
schaft, Hamburgh ; Nor Bill, Dantzio ; Jantiena Gezina,
Hamburgh- all grain laden.
GRIMSBY, April 18.—Wind, E. Arrived—Leipzic (s),
from Hambargh ; Maid, Memel ; Hercules, do. STOCKTON, April 18•—Wind, E. Arrived—Mary, Clara
Maria, and Lmelie from Hamburgh-; Minerva, Gottm.
burg,
SIIP:ODERLAND, April 18.—Wind, S.S.E. Arrived—
De
—Hand of Providence, Quebec; Juno. Junodo.
•-•-Frv-...aburgh. Sailed
Aford, Evohange, and Osprey, from
SHIELDS, April 17.—Wind, E. Arrived—Gloucester,
from Rotterdam ; Edwards Mor:aington, Eliza, Carmen—
all from Hamburgh; Frede&'.a, Wolgast. Sailed—Tyne.
side, for Genoa.
SWANSEA, AprillB,--Wind, S.E. Sailed-..-Law Ogilvy,
for Coquimbo ; Donna, Malta.
PILLAU, April_ 15.—The whole cargo of the Hermina, of
Grangemouth, from London to &onigsberg; which was
stranded near this port on the 10th April, consisting of
714 chests of tea, and 40 hales of cotton, has been saved, a
great part In a c0n:141144y damaged state ; the vessel has
not sustained mu& injury, and will be got off.
NEW Yost, April 4.—The propeller Martin Hoffman,
at Holmes' nole, was probably the one seen on the 30th
March whore on the Hedge Fence Shoal, Vineyatd Sound.
April s.—The Susan G. Owens, in going to sea, from
Charleston to Liverpool, March 31, struck on Ship Bar,
and put back leaking, so badly that her pumps wore not
I able to keep her free.

(BY SUBMARINE AND EintoecAN. TELEORAPE.)
GuAvEsKsb, Wednesday, 10.10 a.m.
Wind, N.B. ; tide, thrwquarters ebb ; weather, very
fine.
Arrieed—Rival, from Terceira ; Matilda .Tacobine, from
Nibe ; October 13. Grunwald; Vandringsman. Christiania ;
Maria, Omens; Vesta, Christiania • Nord Bleu, Semen= ;
bjiaciccoti,,ASbeliagranstaad,
H%bFroloor;a,CoStoan,essatrnal;stiLnodu.isa Cecelle,
soot (s), for Amsterdam.
DE44 Wednesday, 9.15 a.m.
light
ryfrom Cork, for London, ; Ennna,
Splvaalddel_crvariaubsleciey:
from Itottdon, for Porto Rico.

TILE _COMION LODGING-HOUSE ACT IN CHESTER.—
The guardians of the poor, •in consequence of the bad
state ,of the common lodging-houses, were obliged to
contract with the Chester Infirmary for the .reception in
the fever ward of persons contracting fevers in those
housei, which'contract (Is. per day) still exists. Great
attention has been paid, under the Common Lodging-
house Act, to these places, and the sums paid annually
in each of the following places, ending March 29, will
show with what effect :-1848, 3501., exclusive of a
fever hospital rendered necessary by an epidemic ; 184 g,
125/. ; 1850, 1761. ; 1851, 1841. ; 1852, 195/., act began
to be put into operation ; 1853, 951., registering, &c.,
was not complete ; 1854, 381. -
FATAL ACCIDENT AT fiutz.--4 melancholy accident
took place on Saturday afternoon. The Gainaborough
steamer Columbine left Hull for a pleasure trip down
the river, having on board about 200 passengers, music
and dancing were resorted to, when a young man, the
driver of a locomotive engine, by some accident lost his
balance, and fell over the bulwarks before the paddle-
box. The engines at the time were at full speed, making
a° revolutions a-minute. Nothing. was seen of him ex•
...tept a portion -of hie coat and hat. IBS death mut have
been instaufamoug.