The Sun.
London, England, 1838-04-14 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

The only arrivals of consequence this morning are the Ame-
rican papers of the 24th of March, by which we perceive that
the war in Canada has terminated, and that tranquillity pre-
vails in that country.

Consols. which left off on Thursday at 93,5_ for the Account,
opened this morning at 93f with little doing. Exchequer
Bills, 67 prem. ; India Bonds, 71 73 ; Bank Stock, 205}
206 ; India Stock, 2681.
In the Foreign market, the only speculation at present, is
in Spanish Active at 20i. -; opened at 208 ; Portuguese,
30f 31 ; Three-per-Cents., 201 21 ; Brazilian, 764; Mexi-
can 278 281; Columbian, 28}; Dutch Two-and-a-half per
Cents., 539 5.11.
PRICES OE STOCKS THI;
Bank Stock ..... 2C6
3 per Cent. . 92% '
3 per Cons.
3y2 per Cent...........
Ditto Red. . .... loo'4
Ne,7 :N per Cent 101%%%
New 5 per Cent..
Bulk LongAnnulticstooxvire
Jan. 5,1%0-- ...... ..I5 1-16 15
Oct. 10, i 859
Jan. 5, 13(10
Jan. 5, 18H4/... ...... ........... -
April 5, I tVA „,.. ............. -
Jan. 5, 1870
PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS
Austrian Bonds
Belgian Bonds

DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
imha Stock 269
Ditto Bonds
South Sea Stock
Old Annnities ......
Niw Ditto
3 per Cent. Annuities, 1751 —
Exch. Bills, .£l,tion 67 69 um
67 ti 9
Ditto Sinall
Ditto Commercial
Ditto Advertised. .....
Bank Stock for Acc0unt........
Ind!A Stock for Acc0unt.........
Consols for Acconnt
THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Peruvian Bonds
--
Ditto Account
Portuptese
Ditto Account
Ditto New Bonds —
Ditto Account
Ditto, 3 per cent. 2ON,
i'riimila Bond.;
Russian Bond,, 1822
Ditto Account
Ditto Zetailic
Spanish Bonds
Ditto Account
Ditto Bonds,lBA 20%1/4 ,4
Ditto Account
French, 5 per cent .........1081. --
4 per cent
3 per cent.
Excang^ 2sf. CO
Dutch, 21i per cent ',41/4 4
D:tto Account
Ditto, rcr cant. lOOl/4
Ditto Account
DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Pak. Per Share
H lions Mining Company....
British Iron Company
Polbcrou Consols Mining Company
Great West: rn Railway Company's.. ............ 65 94
Brighton 1 ailway Company: 8 161,04%
London and Illaocivaii rtanway
I,ndon and Birmingham Railway Company 9ll 178 80
London and Croydon Railway Company
Ditto Scrip 5
London Grand Junction Railway
Atifichester and Leeds Railway Company
nch;ster and Birmingham Railway 7
s:orthern and Eastern Railway Company
N rim Midland Railway Company 35
York and North Midland Railway Co :pally l2
Asphalte, Claridge's Patent
Provincial Bunk of Ireland 25

Ditto Account
Brannan Bonds
DIU.) Account ..•
11.tenos Ayres Bonds
Ditto Account
Bonds
Ditto Account ...
(3,-;7utntino i?onda

3itto Account . .
Calurabian Bonds, 182. .71,4 7
Ditt...) Account ............ ...... 27%
atish 80nd5.......

Oat:, Acc-unt .
Greek ......
Ditto BondA, IP'25
Ditto Account .........
es.izan Con 4.a, 5 per cent —
['At° Account .......
ti per cent. .......
Ditto Account ....... ..
Ncapolitm
FT ICES OF Sill A RES THI:

931‘

124
13 16

PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS. DUBLIN, APRIL 12.
3 per Cent. Cemols 9'% Grand Canal Debs. 6 per cent. 91F4
Ditto Reduced _ -1_ Ditto, 4 per went.
• Ccn'. Stock, Bai

, per ._.. . Stock n974 I Hibet nfan
tJitto New, 1:130
Sys per Cent. Debentures
Mtn k Stock
Royal Canal Stock — Ballast Office Dcbentures,4 per
Grand Canal Stock — ce. t
HALF-PAST ONE.
The private letters received this morning from New York,
of the 24th of March, are rather of a gloomy description re-
specting commercial affairs in the United States. They state
that business of all descriptions, as well as other things, were
exceedingly dull. They bring the Exchange on London from
105,4 to 106.
The Roscoe packet ship of the 24th of February from Li-
verpool, was going into New York on the 24th of March.
The Ontario had not arrived.
Little business is doing in the British Market, and Consols
arc not quite so good as in the early part of the morning,
owing to a gloom prevailing in commercial affairs. Consols,
which were 93 for the Account, may be quoted at 93} l ;
Money, 921. Exchequer Bills, 67 69 prem. ; India Bonds
lower, 72 prem. ; Bank Stock, 206 • India Stock, 269.
In the Foreign Market, Spanish 'Active heavy and receded
frotn 20 to 204, with Coupons; Portuguese 30_1 ; Three
per Cents. 203-; Mexican 271- ; Columbian 27 ; Dutch Two-
and-a-Half 54-
In the Share Market little doing, London and Birming-
ham advanced to 90 Premium ; Brighton to 2 Premium ;
Asphelta One Pound lower fetching 15 Premium.
Consols for Account, 93i

THREE O'CLOCK.

GENERAL SIR JAMES MACDONELL.-A piece
of plate, value 200 guineas, has been presented to this distin-
guished officer (brother of the late Glengarry), by the inha-
bitants of Armagh and its vicinity, as a memorial of the re-
gard which he conciliated during a seven years' residence
among teem in command of the northern districts of Ireland.
The departure of General Maedonell to assume the command
of the troops serving in Canada, called forth this tribute of
respect from the warm-hearted people of Ireland.
At a special Sessions of the Justices of the Peace
for the city and liberty of Ripon, held on the 30th of March,
Mrs. Sarah Turner, widow, was appointed one of the over-
seers of the poor of the township of Aismtinderby-eum- Bond-
gate, within the said liberty, for the year ensuing.
The patronage of the united parishes of Broughton,
Glenholm, and Kilbucho, in Peebles-shire, was on Friday ex-
posed to sale within the old Signet Hall, at the upset price of
300 L, and was finally knocked down, after a keen competition,
at 5831. --Scots Times.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING:-(TitS DAY.)

NAI., APRIL 12.—Wind N. W., moderate.-13th.—Wind
N. E.,. fine weather.—Arrived and proceeded for the River
the, Margaret Wijkle, Sj-nith, frbrn MativititA ; Notirmahal,
FArerifi'oei Nt Litiflie dam the Itflieti rind pi'deceded
the eamerons, for Berbice ; James Cruickshank, for Trinidad ;
Psyche, for Jamaica; Mazeppa, Late, for the Cape of Good
Hope ; Glenisla. far ditto ; Cambridge, Douglas, for Bombay ;
Barlow, gpente, for g,t. John°si Nett tituuswiek 1 Lady of the
tales, for Bilbda j Lawson, fof Quebec Indus; for ditto ;
Albion, for clittoj Mit& Nymph, Wiisdn, for Africa ; Travel.
ler Ward, for Mitarnichi ; Bragania (steamer), Westward.
PotiTSsionfit, Afttit, 12.Wincl N. to N.N. W., fine._
April 15—Wind N. W. td lai.t fine.—Arrived the Cambridge,
from London, for Bombay ; her Majesty's ship Hastings, from
the Eastward. Passed by the Samson, Sturges, from New
York; President, Chadwick, from New York, for London, in
20 days. Sailed the Hope, Harrell, for Memel; Flora, Tarno,
for Memel; Arve, Carruthers, for Quebec ; Eleanor, Taylor,
for Quebec; Dryden, Bruce, for Quebec; Duke of Rox-
burgh, for South Australia ; Maria, Wetherell, for New
York ; Ann, Hoggs, for Quebec. Her Majesty's ship Athol
is gone out of harbour to Spithead.
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 11.—Wind S. E. to N. W.—April 12
Wind N.—Sailed the Nightingale, Cruickshank, Demerara.
FALMOUTH, APRIL 12.—Wind N., fresh breez -s and fine.
—Arrived the Frances, Russell, from Port-au-Prince ; Jersey
packet, Smith, from Jersey. Arrived off port the Nicolai 1.,
from Messina ; • Charlotte Caroline, —, from Charleston. ,
Sailed the Curlew, Christian, for Cadiz; William Fawcett,
steamer, Brooks, for the North-coast of Spain, Gibraltar, and
Madeira; Jason, Ferguson, for Hamburg; Elizabeth Randle,
Randle, for Honfleur ; Chieftain, Peters, for Liverpool.
Speakings—The French bark, Cayennes, on the 29th of
March, in lat. 42, N., lon. 29, W. ; and brig Merino, of and
from Bristol, on the 7th of April, lat. 44, N., lon. 13, W., by
the Frances.
DUBLIN, AeBIL 12.—Arrived the Ro:fal Adelaide steamer,
from London.
NULL, APRIL 13.—Arrived the Express, Active, Partridge,
Sympathy, Parrott, Jasmine, Clarke, Jane and Maria, Ward,
and Exchange, Proudlove, from liamburgh and Humber,
Mason, from St. Petersburgh and Copenhagen.
LlvaurooL, APRIL 12.—Wind N.W., fresh. APRIL 13.
Wind N.W., light.—Arrived the Calcutta, from Bombay;
John, Bagshaw, from Mauritius ; William Hu:Alton, from
Monte Video; Cora, Hamilton, from Buenos Ayres; Isa-
bella, Thork, from Demerara ; Marys, Crosby, from Barba-
does ; John Hall, Crowell, Cumberland, Amazon, Sylvanus,
Jenkins, Solus, Wets, Samuel and John, Perkins, Ohio, Cul-
ler, and Fluniah, from New Orleans ; Columbine, Stenren,
Turbo, Johnstone, and Europe, Gill, from Mobile ; Glide,
from Apalachicola; Copes, Knight, and Hallem, from Charle-
ston ; Waltham, Barstow, and Olive, Connor, from Savannah ;
Captain Ross, Morton, Stag, Burnham, and William Engs,
from New York; John Bentley, Robertson, from St. John's,
New Brunswick ; Meg Merrilies, from Africa; Echo, and
Atlantic, from St. Michael's ; Ellen, Jenkinson, from Sicily ;
James Lyon, Wilkin, from Messina ; and Urez, from Trieste.
Arrived off port the Woodstock, Cooke, from Jamaica; Shan-
non, and Fairfield, from Savannah.

STANGATE CREEK, APRIL 13.—Arrived the Eliza Sean,
Brown, from Constantinople ; Swiftsure, Shyack, from
Smyrna ; Tantivy, Butcher, from Cephalonia ; Mary, Sherry,
from Vostizza.

DOVER, APRIL 13.—Arrived off port, the Golden Spring,
from Fernando Po; Clementina, from New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, APRIL 13.—Arrived the Chieftain (steamer)
from Lisbon.
DARTMOUTH, APRIL 13.—Arrived off port, the R ipid, from
Lisbon.

SIVANAGE, APRIL 13.—Arrived off port, the Thistle, Jen-
kins, from Berbice; Charlotte Caroline, from Charleston.
BRISTOL, APRIL 13.—Arrived the Henry, Allen, Leghorn.
LONDONDERRY, APRIL 11.—Arrived the Potomac, Baxter,
from New York.

CLYDE, APRIL 11.—Arrived, Emma, Cole, from Trieste.

The Modeste, Treggs, from Leith, put into llogness
with loss of rudder, having been on shore on the Suinebot-
toms, bound to the Baltic.

The Boidon, Mitchell, from Newcastle, put into Copen-
hagen, leaky, having been on shore and assisted off.
The Christoval Colon, Heidtman, from Pernambuc ), was
towed into Elsinore, with loss of rudder and leaky, having
been on shore, and must discharge, bound to Stockholm.
The Lacon, Green, from Bordeaux, put into Bei muda in
distress, bound to Philadelphia.
The Atlantic, Hardenbrock, from St. John's, New Bruns-
wick, put into the Clyde dismasted.

CRIMINAL COURT.-(THIS DAY.)

OLD COURT.

This morning the Recorder, attended by Sheriff Carroll,
with Aldermen Lainson and Sir M. Wood, entered the Court,
and proceeded to pass the following sentences :

Thomas Iverson, aged 18, convicted of forgery, was sen-
tenced to seven years' transportation ; the Recorder, however,
observing, that, on the recommendation of the Learaed Judge
who tried the case, the sentence would be commuted to impri-
sonment in the Penitentiary.
To be transported for seven years—Jane Roberts.
For fourteen years—William Green and T. Elloyatt.
For fifteen years—J. Stevens, J. Dovan, G. Lathom, S.
Marryatt.
For life—W. Stevens, Alfred Fossett, G. Kent, R. fliers.
In reference to the latter prisoner (convicted of arson), the
Recorder observed, that a short time ago the sentence for that
offence would have boen one affecting the prisoner's life ; and
indeed the circumstances of the case might have warranted a
form of indictment, whereof, if the prisoner had been convicted,
even under the existing law, he would reasonably have incurred
capital punishment; for there were more than one inmate in
the house at the time he set fire to it.

J. Alison (convicted of the murder of Emma Cripps) was
then placed at the bar ; and the Recorder, addressing the pri-
soner, said, he rejoiced to be enabled to inform the prisoner
that his life would be spared, but on the condition th it he
should be transported for life. This commutation, the Re-
corder observed, did not proceed from any doubt in the law of
England as to the heinous crime of which the prisoner had
been convicted—and it was not to be supposed that there was
anything so sickly in the state of public feeling in the country
as to create a sympathy, or even pity, for the perpetrator of
that offence, under the revolting circumstances with which it
had been accompanied. The Recorder alluded to the charge
which the prisoner had persuaded the deceased to make
against her own father, of arson. On being asked what he
had to say why judgment of death should not be recorded
against him, the prisoner said, in hurried accents, " I never
believed the charge—l dissuaded her from it—l told her it
would hang her father."
Judgment of death was then recorded against the prisoner.