The Sun.
London, England, 1853-12-03 00:00:00

he cannot recognise the assumed right •to interfere
in the government of the church. He claims that secu-
-I,tr :turi episcopal power should both operate in their
appropriate :Thews, and has warned ail the Catho-
lic subjects of his bishopric ari-,ainst bring he
ing, in ti
manlier, weakness and disgrace' upon the Church. Of
the 800 parishes and benefices of the archbishopric,
scarely any remain under the jurisdiction of the Church.
So direct an attack of the Government upon the nearest
interests of the Church cannot be disregarded by ,the
latter, since it is not in accordance with justice and
ancient usage. The Archbishop complains that the
Ministerial ordinance of the 7th inst., published in the
official journal, really deposes him from his constituted
authority as a bishop over a million of faithful believers,
and the metropolitan of a large province.

MONEY MARKET

AND
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

CITY, TWO O'CLOO.K._
The sales of cotton at Liverpool yesterday wer°
estimated at 5,000 bales, including 1,000 America:4,
taken for export and on speculation. The mar.loo
closed steadily. Railway Shares were fluctuating,
with a downward tendency in prices.
The early rumours of the present week in refer"
ence to the decrease in the Bank of England
bul
have proved more correct than those current oe
Thursday, and it is shown by the return made
sum
to Saturday, the 26th ult., that whatever soli":
might have been paid in—the produce of the Aug
tralian and Californian gold, which had first to pal
through the ordeal of assay—the withdrawal ce
cash more than counterbalanced it. If we are 0"
mistaken, the return for the present week will alt
exhibit a decrease, though less in proportion. The';
are other items of importance also. The resery
of notes was diminished, and the discounts WI
augmented, but the principal feature is 9, glis
addition to the public deposits, consequent, lof
presumed, upon the purchase of a large amoonu of
Exchequer Bills by the Bank, or, at any rate 9
some arrangement with the Government. T e
Is
large increase in the securities held support's the
view, unless the Bank has been a buyer in
open market, which, with the present dee3all
Th°
upon its resources, is rather improbable.
withdrawal of other deposits is further evideti l
of the readier means existing for the emPlore'''
of money. Compared with the previous return?
the changes are as follows :

Active circulation
Decrease

X2l, 344,200
~4
246,5°'
15,090,08,6
729,27'
3,184,131
33,1,8!
7,53411i.i
1 00 Od
ps- a 0
11,012,4'):
.19,77 U

8u11i0n....

Decrease

Decrease
Public Deposits
Increase
Other Deposits

Decrease
Seven-Day and other Bills

619 p. n• pf
1 267,001,
' 8,025

Increase
Government Securities

°6301:

Increase
Other Securities

1-,011,,;1
326,-A'g

Increase
Notes unemployed 7 04918vg
Decrease '510,16w
• ter°
There was a slight improvement again yes 0
afternoon in the rates for bills of exchangelPA
the principal continental cities. Paris, 90'
was at 25 25 to 30 ; Amsterdam at 11 16 to 1
Hamburgh. at 13 51 to 5/ ; and Trieste A 11

to 42. -
The amount of bullion exported from Loner
direct during the week to Thursday last rid
141,508 ounces in silver to Holland, Belgiuel,,er
Hamburgh, and 416,032 ounces in silver to
many, Belgium, and France.
The Funds have been weaker upon the deere°694
in the bullion. Consols have realised 94i t°„Teir
for Transfer, and 94i tog for Account. Th°
31 per Cents. have been 95i f, and the 3 per Ce'ity,
93 I. East India Stock has been rather hi°6o,
at 250. Exchequer Bills have beeu 3s. t°
premium, and India Bonds par. Consols net
94Z to 95.
The Foreign Stock Market is extremely
ilea,
about half a dozen bargains only being recor,olB
Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are a s'net
firmer, being 98 to 981. Portuguese Four Ind,
Cents. are 4 per cent. lower, being oi to 4;0
Dutch Four per Cents are heavy at 95. Per;oo
Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are steady at 72•
have been no dealings in Spanish Bonds. ,
There is rather more activity in English rail° or
and the change in prices is in some instance 0,1
portant. Great Northern have risen fully
Great Western, 5s ; South-Western, 105 ;, 60,
North British, ss. Caledonian have reach.,ea
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 5s to 10s, and -1.„..1,
Western about 10s. French Shares are very VOA
and Northern of France are about ss. worse.
Luxembourg are rather higher, and the 0"-
Trunk of Canada are steady. )3
In Gold Mine Shares there is scarcely atilt
doing. Australian are steady. Waller flat,
Santiago de Cuba rather better.
The only transaction in the Joint Steck 3°;
Shares has been in Union of Australia, at 10e'
1/. decline.
Land Companies' Shares are inactive •, the
tralian Agricultural and the Peel River be
tolerably firm.
crystal Palace Shares are without partl.ellll%
change.

ago
BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CL—
( From the Official List.)
3 per Cent. Reduced Annuities
3 per Cent Consols Annuities
New 31 per Cent. Annuities
Long Annuities, Expire sth Jan., 1860 895345:111 if
;6°l*
India Stock
India Bonds, £lOOO ....... .......... par
Ditto, under £lOOO 3 p
Consols for Account
Exchequer Bills, id. •
£lOOO
2500 3 6 P
Small 3 6 P
PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE o'ol.l

Peruvian Bonds, 42 per Cent. 72
Portuguese Bonds, 4 per Cent 49i 1
itussianponds, 1822, 5 per Cent. £ St
Ditto 4.3 per Cent 9B
Dividends on the above payable in London.
Dutch Exchange, 2i per Cent. 12 Guil
Ditto 4 per Cent. Certifieates .....
Consols
Ditto December Account . TWO
015
90 6
DREADFUL MURDER OF A ROMAN CA2l,,cif,
PRIEST AND THREE LADIES.—THIS P •ai
rvetrrtil
The most diabolical murder has been Pere of
within three miles of Guildford, at the dwelling j
Roman Catholic clergyman, Sutton-place. TO creego
tragedy, which has only just been discovered, ha5.,00,31
an amount of dismay never equalled in this °° to tri
far as the news has at present spread. It aPP8:60,04
at 9 o'clock this morning, as the baker's boys serosP'j.,,
Mr. Jay, of that town, was in the act of riet't'A'i
his bread in the district of Sutton, his 101°"1
was directed by a milkman to the fact of 010,i
not being able to get any answer at the hoe
Father Henry Lea, the priest. Both men then 016
and rang the bell violently for some time, but' 11014,6
0
answered, and observing no smoke coming ~711
chimneys, nor any indication of the servant haled let!
they went to the rear of the building and taPPI,
at the washhouse window, with the same restiriiillioof
then beat violently at the washhouse door, all'ibe °Op
ng no reply they raised the latch, whereupon d Apor
opened. Thinking it strange, they entered %Of,/
their way to the kitchen, and still finding o°ll,a ror
any fire in the grate at that hour, they Pulled 011,
way to the parlour, where they became horri
riot
holding the Rev. Mr. Lea at full length, faee,(l°J be°,4o,
and his throat cut from ear to ear, and his meci, cant
marks of dreadful blows having been inflicte to 11
a hammer, or some blunt instrument. VP °ll,_ 0014
men alarmed the neighbours in the retired 01)°,70
further searching the house they found t`,eir Ore
ladies, cousins of Mr. Lea, also dead, with t'
cut in the same way, and otherwise pingbea 004
head, as their unhappy relative. Upon d tied ate
servants' bed-room the old woman was foullabooo
ot
to the bed, with her mouth gagged. an,_cl.ch bard t°
from suffocation through the manner in win fours 41°
was gagged. Upon releasing her, she wiaBof t 66/
quite unconscious, and after the arrive he nivq 0
she could only be got to cry out, Oh t
rivea Deli
„„‘l
men." It was too clear that terror had „
the "; irr
reason. The Misses Lea were dead, on ",d. 0
quite cold. The drawers were all ransack,
lice are now on the premises.

VISIT OF SIR JOHN PAKINGTON TOMisC:twiC-' la'
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0101:11
The right hon. baronet the member for Dr°'"Derbia
Secretary of State for the Colonies under theso clarld
ministration, arrived here a few clays ag°Lord 13illb
his stay is the guest of the Right Rev. Guardiat iish
of Manchester, at Sedgely.—Manchesterw4di, j;enfe.
RECRUITS FOR THE SULTAN. -Said .D'ell,,f the '4O
officer of distinction, who, in consequen, ' ocl ~.",,e
terate persecution of the Czar, it is sal'Poi,ii tart;
obliged to embrace Islamism as his last and charge:dist
is promoted to the rank of Eerie,. an" pobr '
organise three Cossack regiments In tla OP
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TO environsßmA aw.‘AvyAo.
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who
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presided
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neaprnaYbi:yy b
Captain Huish, it was resolved to s
prees to bee'd
. service fgelcl, .
sell e
oho
the general manager of the Manchester,
‘3llsteera sr.
Lincolnshire Railway, a testimonial oft em biro, Aejd,
they (his brother officers) entertain towar, r Slirr ve
'Watkin, we believe, goes to the Mauch men i",eid,
yaneadrsi:iantcoll,n2sohoilr.epCeormanp:ymu. under amnasunretyter, Sh_e;ive!
the
theu; he ig
and Lincolnshire Company may c"graerviee9 ; ill() to
upon having secured Mr. Watkins' s svb, ar toijer
'iwaY Inelliffi 0100
one amongst the few of our rails . 15 d• c
able to grapple with the very serlol.2
_oh
which the company unfortunately law

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