The Sun.
London, England, 1854-05-02 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 2, 1854.

addressed to the Montenegrins, calling them to

the holy war
I desire, Czernagores, that now, as formerly, we
shall prove ourselves heroic, like the Greeks and other
nations, following the example of our victorious ances-
tors, who bequeathed to us the liberty which we now
enjoy. It is for that reason that I wish to know the si
soldiers who have previously served, in order that I may
know if I can reckon on them, and I order the cap-
tains each to assemble his tribe. Let each soldier de-
clare if he will march with me against the Turks, the
cursed enemies of our belief and of our law. Let each
captain send me at Cedilla a written report; but I conjure ,
every one that is not ready to confront death to remain
quietly at home, He who is willing to march with me
must forget his wife, his children, and all that he holds
most dear in the world. I repeat it, let no one that is
not willing to die with me derange himself, for one march-
ing with me willingly is worth fifty cowards. There-
fore is it that I invite all the brave fellows whose heart
is not cold, and who do not hesitate to shed their blood
for their country, for the orthodox church, and for the
Holy Cross, to share honour and glory with me. We
are the descendants of the old Czernagores, who
worsted three Turkish vizirs, defeated French troops,
and took by assault foi tresses from the Sultan. Let us
not betray our country, but let us join together to com-
bat in the holy name of God.—Cettina, March
" DANILO."

SHARE MARKETS•

(THIS DAY.)

BRITISH RAILWAYS.

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Saturday!

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HAMBURG AND LUBECK.

The following proclamations have been issued at Ham-
burg and Lubeck, in reference to the blockade of the
Russian ports in the Baltic :

"The Venerable Senate of Hamburg, in again calling
attention in the most urgent manner to the fact of its being
the duty of every individual citizen of this State of Ham-
burg to avoid every act whereby the neutrality of the
Hamburg State and flag may be compromised, warns
hereby all ,citizens and subjects of the State of Hamburg,
under the threat of heavy penalties, not to take any part
in privateering during the present war in any way whatso-
ever, whether by fitting out privateers themselves or in-
direct abetting of such.
" The venerable Senate, moreover, publicly makes known
that no privateers, without respect to the flag or the letters
marque which they may bear, whether with or without
prizes, will be admitted into Hamburg roadsteads or har-
bours, except in case of stress of weather being proved, and
that the necessary orders have been issued to warn off such
privateers and their prizes forthwith under all circum-
stances.
" Given in the sitting of our Senate at Hamburg, the
26th of April, 1854."
" An official notification having arrived at Lubeck of a
blockade of all the Russian ports ports in the Baltic about
to be effected by the British fleet, in order to prevent the
neutrality of Lubeck being compromised in the pre!3ent
war, and with the view of averting damage and injury
from the citizens and subjects of this State, the Senate has
resolved upon the issue of the following decree, and to
direct the same to be generally observed :
" 1. No master of a Lubeck vessel is permitted to break
a blockade, nor clandestinely to sail through it after due
notice thereof. He is not allowed to carry double ship's
papers nor a foreign flag.
" 2. No privateers are permitted to be either fitted out
or provisioned in the free State of Lubeck. Citizens and
subjects of this State must totally refrain from all partici-
pation in enterprises of this description, which are contrary
to the laws of strict neutrality.
" 3. Privateers, with or without prizes, will not be ad-
mitted in Lubeck ports, save under stress of weather ; in
such event the privateers is forthwith to be placed under
strict surveillance, together with any prize it may have
captured, and to quit the port again with all possible
despatch.
" Given at Lubeck in a sitting of the Senate on the 24th
of April, 1851.

" C. T. OVERBECK, Dr., Secretarins."

MARKET NEWS-(THIS DAY.)

COLONIAL.

SUGAR.—There are-large public sales which are going
off steadily. The quantity of British plantation landed
last week at the East and West India Docks was 77 hhds
8 barrels, there were taken for home consumption 1,022
hhds 50 tierces 455 barrels. The stock in the same places
is 1,819 hhds 647 tierces 603 barrels.
COFFEE. —This article is very flat.
Rum.—The quantity landed last week at the East and
West India Docks was 61 puns 20 hhds, there were taken
for home consumption 117 puns 9 hhds, and exported
106 puns 13 hhds. The stock in the same places is
5,308 puns 900 hhds.
SALTPETRE.-1,460 bags Bengal at auction were all
taken in at 43s to 43s 6d for 11 to 13 per cent. refraction.
RICE, &c.-5,280 bags Bengal were mostly bought in at
13s to 14s, a few broken lots sold at lls 6d to 12s 6d per
cwt ; 892 boxes Sago partly sold at 16s 6d to 22s for ord
large to good bold.
SPICES.—At auction 100 bags Pimento sold at 5i to kid
for mid and good. 1,189 bags Malabar Pepper sold at 5d
to sgd for mid and good, and 690 bags Cloves partly sold
at 50 to sBd per lb.
ARROWROOT.-2,160 tins Jamaica were taken in at 8d
per lb.
TEA.—The market is dull, owing to the public sales to-
morrow.

TALLOW.—Saturday was the day for the settlement of
options ; and parties willing to take any profit, however
small, rather than forego their options altogether, at one
time sold as low as 63s 6d for immediate delivery. This
brought down the price for forward deliveries, and August
was done at 65s 6d, whereat there were, however, nume-
rous buyers. Subsequently the market improved, and
left off at 65s 9d to 66s for August, and 63s 9d to 64s for
May and June. Today the market opened rather firm,
but subsequently became heavy, and our concluding prices
are more steady again. On the spot, 63s 9d to 64s ; May,
63s 9d ; June and July, 64s 6d ; July and August, 65s 3d ;
August, 66s—very little to be had ; September, 66s 9d.
Tallow oil, 37s to 40s. Tallow Elaine, 595. Cocoanut oil
—Cochin, 53s ; Ceylon, 525. Linseed oil-41s on the spot,
43s June, and 44s August. Town tallow, 62s 3d net cash.
Palm oil (Liverpool arrival), 47/. 15s to 481. per ton.