The Sun.
London, England, 1853-06-08 00:00:00

COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT.-JUNE 7.

[31101( OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]
ki&WAD YACHT SQUADRON INTELLIGENCE.—The Mar.
s of Conyngham's beautiful yacht Sultana was on
t d last launched from Rats3y's yard, after having
been lengthened
ngthened 16 feet by the bows, increasing her
tonnage from 100 to 131 tons. The Gloriana, Viking,
Zq Gondola are the only yachts here at present. Com-
zodore the Right Hon. the Earl of Wilton arrived at
hie Bquadron-house yesterday, and is to-day busily em.
Yed pressing on the workmen to get his new yacht,
of og by White, ready for launching. The Marquis
a coYugham arrived this day ; Sir Bellingham Graham,
t4/248 Mane Esq., Lord Godolphin, Captain Pon-
hlby, Mr. A;kwright, Mr. Godden, and several other
`metabers are at the Squadron-house.
athisi,4vf CLUB HOUSE,—The members finding. the pre-
te,''
.house too small and inconvenient, have it in con-
ti:9lation to have a splendid one built, about three
`'.2 the size of the present On_e.ACH.—
t MO? P
,e OUR-HORSE STAGE COACH.—Charles Charles Plumer
4,gton, Esq., made his first trip from Ventnor to
L4e'c'w this day, showing off four servants in livery
,111.6.1'01. On leaving Cowes he attempted the feat
ktr,„, his leaders into a butcher's shop in the High-
litoesT (Mitchell's), but the narrowness of the doorway.
Iv 4„ the possibility of his accomplishing it ;as it
4,1' deedee in frightening a number of women
te. children wh had crowded round this particular
le'
4114 unfortunate soldier who was on the roof of
coach.
4„ hollllell- --tit one o'clock, on Wednesday next, will
Yard`tehed, from Messrs. John and Robt. White's ship-
' ti;;L'oe Solent steam-ship, of 2,200 tons, O.M. Her
leer .„_over all is 310 feet ; beam, 36 feet ; depth, 23
:lxheir new dry dock has been lengthened to admit
ooster steam-ship.
1,114,4NVF3 DELAY.—In 1852 the "National
.Free-
Ilear Vl' Society " purchased two large estates, in and
k 046 ton, for division amongst its members. Nine
4:„8 ,have flown and neither of then has yet been
kik.-J et, ; and thei"e appears no more probability of the
411(1142,111eMbers of this society becoming freeholders,
ogee tue height of their ambition (that of possessing
isa
their
house and garden of their own) than there
tte,,,.reir di
4r-Be"criog perpetual motion—indeed, the whole
eolo in a complete fix.
I4E VILLAS.—The beautiful grounds of Debourn. e
°ll the Parade at West Cowes, have been taken
Poire
„lading lease by Sir Charles Fellows, for the py-
temaTe‘ 4oproving the attractions to this town. He in-
rroh!las-i‘e.eting a number of marine residences of a supe-
,---, and has
fo =-•-rty w-th. -ogaged to . lay
.outh Ito,olaouosl.aorne
out
rBO ,„ in two ye lit is said ta p

1304 RD OF TRADE RETURNS.

The ve -
tiN, r .ticial returns relatin to
ending sth
with those
hav° t ngland, for the month
comparison
present
est been issued, and on a years,
liti e been
periodof previouscountry.
the trade andm anyavliagsat:
~ of the o
n u 9941.
041aestionable proof of the prosperity ,:i
4texi orts have augmented in value from ftrheolusaum,-; _nyerlord,
el let, 1851, and from 5,268,9151.
I the resentP r and
iliti 2, 113 to 7,578,910/. for April of
Lila fcrm
analysis, of
ev,i,,,an increase of 2,197,916/. over
on an s con-
the
4,`,ns latter year of 2,309,9251.. 1•T
1852,
trkiNalents of the several article_sngth_eerreioids,
of
a ect with those of the correspond' P
cheese,
candles,
and a
eo4parge increase in beer, butter,
manufactures ; then-
fair j., Qc'rdage, metals, and silk yarns,
Ivat.gerease in tton manufactures and
ures, and linen
ya„.,7' glass, leather and linen manufactures, bil-t.'4 vegetable oils, soap,
tal44,llecrease in salt and refined sugar, a a
anthe value
„°,, in-
reE,p4,nfr in sheep's Wool. As regards n
enormous in
and woollen
ease Ye articles exported, there is e
___e increaser
_.
,m_ manufactures
considerableretsi
e;
heer , in metals of all kinds, a very
.I
viare, ustter, candles, cheese, coal
an
and stationery, and
e ath-
4. faire;nd leather, silk manufactures,
nd Yarn' -ar
nd
ehtvar'nerease in cotton manufactures,
taable oil, salt,.aow
tveoilee, glass, linen manufactures v!ge
will sh
and cordage, hand.
the ,all tnanufa.ctures. The following
nth of the pre-
tet ahllan of our exports during each month , '''' two past Years `3,,katia 1851. table
.tbria-J,,:•• R 4,817,870
•114C11-•Y • 1 4,740,278
April. ...." 6,965,196
•••
~r, • •••• •• • 5,380,991
...
-,et 1
£27,970,633
It tki,-" -• k2-7io-Tto-i8 £21,844,663
exports of
ntir 0-:-.118. aPPears that the total value of the exports
months
tlft t11:4 PtOduce, tte , has, during the first four months
the
vale,:nrtesent year,. increased, as hohlrglre
ted with
442, -...tute shiPatents in the corresponding
the iii" the
extentof 6,125,970/.., and as contras tof
extent 13 (:, c Periodof 1851 has incr lsed to the
' 4,495/. '
lnere‘
trio period of
, first an'
ilive4ln LAW CLERRs' SOCIETY. The twenyy-
PlaccienlY of this excellent society is announced toctaolkee.
ridke hull the 14th inst The Hon. Mr. Justice
ttison,
144 tnnsented to Preside ; and Sir John Pa
ellor
N„ll%.,_ge of the Queen's Bench, the Vice• Chane. the
leg'•:%ood, and other distinguished members of
.I`47"slon have promised to attend,
now be
''.4(l to bee 11111 IN Trla CITY-ROAD.—This fire may
small
Loll, -, xtinguished, with the exception of a
of
coal ~? flarne which occasionally rises from a heaps
or
watQl.`ar the boiler-holis and from the vast streams I
watt
~contnually falliih- es,o the fire there is not the
thieedcrubt entertaineebut that it will be wholly sub
drub
gibs day (Wednesday),

1852. 186.
• R 4,821,781 26,2313,841
5,353,552 ... 6,272,649
6,400,415 ... 7,887,233
5,268,915 ... 7,578,910

THE UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY EVENING.
By the United States .mail steamer Baltic we
have advices from New York to the 28th ult. She
brought 241 passengers, and $600,000 in specie on
freight.
Havannah accounts of the 22d ult. contain no
political news of interest. Sugars were dull, but
prices firm. The crop was reported to be one-
tenth larger than last year, with a stock on hand
of 175,000 boxes.
The steamer Arctic, from Liverpool, was going
into New York as the Baltic came out from Wash-
ington.
We learn that the State Department had offici-
ally declared its readiness to pay the third instal-
ment of the Portuguese indemnity.
The jury in the Gardner case had not yet arrived
at a verdict.
Her Majesty's steamer Argus had arrived at
Halifax from Portsmouth, and was to proceed to
the Gulf of St. Lawrence to protect the fisheries.
Quebec accounts of the 27th ult. state that the
bill to increase the representation in the Legisla-
tive Council and the Seignorial Tenures Bill had
been thrown out by the Legislative Council.
Telegraphic accounts from Baltimoie state that
information had been received there of the escape
of Patrick O'Donoghue and another of the Irish
exiles from Van Diemen's Land.
Stock of molasses small, and prices tend up-
wards.
From the city of Mexico we have advices to the
18th, and from Vera Cruz to the 22d ult. A revolu-
tion broke out at Vera Cruz on the 17th among the
National Guards, in consequence of an order from
the Government to incorporate them with the regu-
lars. The revolution lasted three day during which
business was entirely suspended. The regulars
troops had possession of the forts, and the National
Guards of the streets and city gates. Brisk firing
was kept up during the whole time, but the affair
was finally ended on the 221, by the entrance of a
large body of troops from Jalapa, who took 50 of
the National Guards prisoners, and restored quiet.
Santa Anna had issued many arbitrary decrees ;
he had suspended Legislative authority of all kinds
throughout the Republic, and prohibited the pos-
session of arms, powder, or any kind of munitions
by private citizens. He had also placed the tele-
graph under the control of Government. The army
was being reorganized and increased. Lombardine
had been promoted to a General of Division. A
project for a new national bank had been started,
based upon a Government loan of from $8,000,000
to $12,000,000. The French Minister had arrived.
A good business had been transacted in the New
York Stock Market, at enhanced prices for most
descriptions.
No material alteration in the money market.
Exchange, 1092 to 109 i ; Paris, 512 to 515 ; .
Amsterdam, 414 to 41i ; Frankfort, 40k to 41.
Cotton in good demand at an advance of 4c. per
lb., with large daily sales.
Four in moderate demand at firm prices.
A good inquiry for wheat for export.
Indian corn quoted at 60c. to 62c. per bushel for
mixed and white southern, and 65c. to 66c. for
yellow.
Scotch pig iron inactive ; two cargoes of scrap
iron to arrive sold at $37, six months.
Provisions dull and inactive.
Freights to London and Havre without altera-
tion.