The Sun.
London, England, 1853-01-17 00:00:00

AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
•
LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY EVENING.
The Royal Mail steam-ship Canada, Captain
Lang, has just arrived in the Mersey, from Boston
and Halifax. She left the former port on the sth,
and the latter on the 7th instant, bringing the mails
from the United States, Canada, the Lower Pro-
vinces, Newfoundland, and Bermuda. She also
brought 70 passengers, but no specie.
The United States Mail steam-ship Pacific, Cap-
tain Nye, with the mails from hence of the 15th
ult., arrived out at New York on the Ist inst.; and
on the same day the Royal Mail steam-ship Asia,
which left this port on the 18th ult., carrying the
news of the decision of the House of Commons on
the previous night, upon Mr. Disraeli's budget, ar-
rived out at Halifax. The Asia ran short of coals.
On the 3d inst. the United States steam-ship
Washington arrived at Boston.
The defeat of the Derby Ministry produced great
sensation immediately on the news becoming known,
and the European Times, the only paper contain-
ing a telegraphic report of the debate, was eagerly
perused on the landing of the mails.
The vessels reported by the' last steamer (Uncle
Sam) as beine• on their way from California, had
arrived at New York, with gold dust to the value
of three and a-third millions of dollars.
The Nicaraguan Minister Signor Maroleta, had
been dismissed from Washington by the American
Government. •
The French Count Boulbon had capitulated to
the Mexican Government, and the expedition was
declared to be at an end.
General Cass's resolution, for an inquiry into the
circumstances of the British colony, the Bay of
islands, had been adopted in the United States
Senate.
Mr. Mason's resolution, calling for the corres-
pondence on the subject of the proposed tripartite
treaty of England, France, and the United States,
guaranteeing the integrity of the sovereignty over
Cuba to Spain, was under debate when the Canada
sailed, and it was generally expected would be
adopted.
The fishery question was said to be settled, and
the treaty, giving reciprocal trade between the
United States and the Provinces of Canada, was
drawn up, and had been approved by the Ministers
iWhenn Ntehwe aour leftthl,3%,., ost
otheron,
ethl
fs teuittei
cos fotb
both of the Unitad States and Great 1->ritain.-
ness
the
Union was very firm, altlioe e'es
ey was rather
tight and stocks quiet, but prices firm.
The market for be 4- ftwere, ,
iwae.s.o s was rather (inlet, and
not many transactions 1
were reported. Holders
were waiting for further 1 • -1 1 d and
ac vices from If.ng an ;
prices were reported
as follow :—Western Canal
flour, 5 dole. 621-c to 5 dols. 75c. per brl., steady.
Indian
corn, round yellow, 68 to 70 Cents per bushel
steady. Indian meal, 3 dols. 75e. to 3 dols. 87ic.
per brl.
The New York cotton market is reported brisk,
with a good average amount of business doing.
Prices had slightly advanced, New Orleans and
BMo-
bile, mid. to fair, 102-c. to 10,1 c. per lb., showirag
rise of
the
ic.
steamer's
eights remained unchanged at Liver-
departure the asking rates being—Flour,o, ito
qd. to
pool, 3s. Gd. per brl. ; grain, to Liveerpato
.id 7461
11d. per bushel ; cotton, to Liverpo
per lb.
quabe d at 109.11- to
Exchange on London
was
toaris were dull, at
Bills 1091, with few sales. ° 37 ; and Bremen,
sf. 13c. ; on Hamburgh, 36 I
79/ to 80.

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Is IT POSSIBLE ;
heaped upon these notorious initials, the lucky individual
period in which his Tory friends held °lee, the said
otltiieuyndiensinignoastteciosm,
~ W. B. contrived to get the small slip of building ad-
joining the Tennis Court, at liampton Court Palace,
ifnorhtlreetqiruearnrteenrts',
a .hatndsome
which, as " Master of the Tennis Conr," was tenanted
ex officio by "V.T. B. transmogrified into
of the building having
enlargementung garden as to occasion
gt(lhe extendedewdestruction
egrnriteonuaf
into
oyo tnhae at
o alfetvalleast, therein
.fitleersetinodand only a few
days since the magnificent • elm trees, the
bole of the tree thus destroyed
might have been seen_ prostrate, such being its size and
ppsed of to a without the lop or
soundness that it—top—had been dis-
Bell'a Life. neighbouringo timber dealer for nearly 20/.--