The Sun.
London, England, 1854-02-16 00:00:00

WALES.

Glamorgan.
Divisions of counties now returning 2 members to be
subdivided, and each subdvision to return in future 3
members :
Lancashire, southern division.
York, West Riding.
Additional members, 46.

SCHEDULE D.
CITIES AND BOROUGHS TO RETURN FOR THE FUTURE
ADDITIONAL MEMBERS.

Cities and boroughs, containing more than 100,000 inha-
bitant% at present returning two members, for the future
to return three members each :
Birmingham Manchester (city)
Bristol (city) Sheffield
Bradford (Yorkshire) Southwark
Leeds Wolverhampton
Liverpool
Borough now returning one member to return in future
two members :
Salford.

Additional members, 10.

SCHEDULE E.

UNREPRESENTED PLACES TO RETURN MEMBERS IN FUTURE.

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Towns, containing more than 20,000 inhabitants, to
return in future ono member each :
Birkenhead. Staleybridge.
Burnley.
Inns of Court to return in future two members.
Loudon University to return in future one member.
Additional members, G.

SPAIN.

MADRID, .FEB. 9.

It is stated that at the weekly council, which
will be held to-morrow, a decision will be come to
respecting the case of General O'Donnell. The Go-
vernment had referred the matter to the Supreme
Tribunal of War and Marine, which has sent in its
report, the latter being unfavourable to General
O'Donnell. General J. Concha's case has not yet
been dealt with.

As regards the fourteen persons arrested the
other day, their case has been sent before Senor
Valero y Soto, judge of First Instance. Some
think that they will be shipped off to the Philip-
pines, while others assert that the charges against
them are but slight, and that they will shortly be
set at liberty, as Senor Narci 'o de la Escosura has
just been. The most serious charges were alleged
against the latter when he was first arrested, yet
it appears that he has proved his innocence.
A convention between Spain and Mexico, for
the settlement of the claims of Spanish subjects
on the Mexican Government, is published to-day.
It was negotiated in Mexico in November last, and
the ratifications were exchanged here on the Gth
inst. by Senor Calderon de la Barca and Senor Vivo,
the Mexican Minister. It refers to a large mass
of claims arising out of loans, contracts, &c.,
made during the Mexican war of independence ;
and modifies a previous convention made in 1851,
which it was found impossible to carry out. The
main feature is that Mexico recognises all the
claims sent in and proved in conformity with that
convention, or of which proof is still pending, if
duly made out ; and agrees to pay 3 per cent. in-
terest on them from February and August, 1852,
and 5 per cent. per annum towards paying off the
principal ; and further, to set aside and secure to
the Spanish claimants 8 per cent. of the customs
revenues for that purpose.
Major-General Don Pascual Real has been ap-
pointed military commander at Toledo. A journal
says that he commanded the Carlist cavalry during
the civil war. _

Another Carlist party has appeared in Upper Ca-
talonia, but the troops and police soon dispersed it.
The battalion of Cagadores of Bergara was sent from
Barcelona against it. General La Rocha dismissed
seven town councillors of Beija, and imprisoned
four priests there; who, it appears, were implicated
in the issue of some proclamations in a Carlist
sense.

The following are the prices of Stocks :—Three
per Cents., 37f ; ditto Deferred, 191 ; Redeemable
Debt, first class, 7-11 ; ditto second class, 4± ; Cou-
pon Certificates, 3. Exchange on London, 51 40.

STATE OF TRADE.

(Front the Manchester Guardian of yesterday.)

lIANCIZESTER, Feb. 14.—The overland mail has rather
increased the previous demand for twist adapted to the
eastern trade. For Germany and the Mediterranean,
too, there has been rather more doing, very much in an-
ticipation of orders to come. The consequence is that
16's to 24's, and also 30's, 40's, 50's and 60's mule, to-
gether with mock water, and hard and twisted yarns, as
well as 24's and 28's warp, and more difficult to purchase
to-day Doubled yarns continue at least firm, and are
very scarce. The home consumers of single yarns, how-
ever, have not been active buyers to-day ; but they have
found prices quite firm. The steady demand of last week
for the lower qualities of shirtings, jacconets, and mada-
uollams has been somewhat strengthened to-day by the
eastern advices ; and this gives the producers a slight
advantage in making a bargain.
ROCHDALE, Feb. 13.—The market has been very in.
active to-day, and the amount of goods sold has been
very limited. The wool market has been still, and the
manufacturers purchase very sparingly for immediate
use only. The price is much the same as for some weeks
past.
lIALIFAx, Feb. 11.—The languor that has for some
time past characterised the worsted trade continues un-
abated ; and every department, from the raw material
to the finished fabric, is in a depressed condition. Few
transactions are remunerative, and prices generally have
a downward tendenCy.
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