The Sun.
London, England, 1849-07-10 00:00:00

HIS DAY.) AMERICAN NEWS

SMITTAPIELD.—Mead..w Huy, 2/ 10, to 3! 15s; t
ditto, 2/ 154 to 5/ 05 ; and Straw, if 8. :o Il 13, 1,0
toad. A moderate sutply. and a steady tr .de.
CumsEttLAND.— Meadow Hay, 21 15, w 3/ 18. ,
Clover ditto, 3. 5s to 41 15, ;- and Straw, I/ 94 t,,
I/ 14- per load. Both Hay and Siraw movtd off steadily,
at full prices.
‘‘, lIITECHAPEL.—MParI(iw Hay, 2/ 12s tr. 3/ 17-
! 'lover ditto. 3/ Os (0 51 Os; and Straw. 1/ 8, to li 13,
• per Suppl) m•der•.t•-•. sod trade firm.

C,LONIAL.
SUGAR. —The market to. Brio- h Plantstion is ratio 1.
unsettled. and the sales are 250 Midi, Including a por-
tion of 135 hhds Barbadoes at 33s 6il for low to good
yellow, the buyers gaining about one-half of the reduc
tion of duty, viz. 6d per cwt. 5.700 bags Mauriitis
mostly Fold with some irregularity at 37s 6d to 42s tor
low to line yellow, at 37s t,i 33s for grey, and 29 63 to
36s for I is/ to tooii brown, the induction of duty h inc
about equ Hy divided between bu era and .elh'r-; 5 250
bags Madras (mostly good and tine grocery) sold briAkly
at form, r rates, iron, 38., 61 to 39s 6.1 tor good to
fine )ulna, and at 40, tn 44s for mid to very good
white; 100 hhds and 90 biirids Porto Ric.) sold at n
decline. of 6d to Is per cwt lei m the quotation previuu,
to the ri.duction of the Is 6d duty. The quantity of
British Plantation landed last week at the East and
West India Dicks was 3 866 hhds, 420 tierces, 1,406
barrels; there were taken for home consumption 1,211
'lds, 100 tierce, 194 barrels. The sti,ck in the same
places is 14 853 hhds, 2,243 ti.,.rees. 5.606 barrels.
COFFEE.-600 bags Plantation Ceylon found buyers at
prices establishing a decline of 2.; but 1.800 bags good
ord native brought the extreme rates of last week, viz,
35.61 to 36.; 80 bales and 100 tali bales Mocvia sold on
a.ier terms, go id clean garbled at 54s to 54s 6d.
Run—The quantity lamb d last week at the East and
West India Docks was 746 puns, 178 hhds. There
were taken for home constouptiou 155 puns, 28 hhds;
and exported 116 puns. 317 ihds. The stock in the
same places is 19 644 puns. 2,702 hhds.
Rice.-51!0 bags 1.-w white Bengal were taken in at
9s 6,i, being rather above the value.
ti,PICEs.-1,750 bags Malabar Pepper sold steadily at
3i to 3i for shot kind.
TALLovv.—P.Y C. is 38s 3d to 38s 6d per cwt. on Olt
spot, and Town, 398 6,1.
TEA —At the public sales about 13.000 packages are
to be offered. Very little is being sold, but a few pack-
ages fine old Congou have. realised rather high prices.

TESTIMONIAL
TO THE HUNGARIAN REFUGEES

" THE HUNGARIAN NATION COUNTS ON THE SYMPATHY
OF EVERY NATION WHICH LOVES RIGHT AND Ll-
BERTY."—Kowith's Protest against Russian Interven•

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TO LORD _DUDLEY COU ITS STUART, M.P.
My Lord,—J have now the pleasure to inclose
banker's draft for the sum remaining from the collecti.A.
of last night, after paying the expenses of the meeting.
With the exception ut 51. from myself and 1/. from sit
John File, this sum wss raised almost entirely in pens.
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I send you a report of the meeting, which was truly
magnificent. In spite of the rain the doors were besieged
before the time; she room which will hold 1,200 was
crowded to the ceiling, and hundreds could not get in.
Mr. Scott, the master of the School of Design, paintee;
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LONDON AND NORTH Wk.STLRN RAILWAY.—This
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carriage of goods Imween Liverpool and Manchester to
the pun till lbw chrged by near utd crajd

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
ot, LIVERVOOL, TUESDAY MORNING.
The North American mail steamer Cambria has
just arrived with advices from New York to the 27th
and from Halifax to the 30th ult.
NEW ORLEANS, JUNE 26.
The great cira,se at Soaves has been closed;
the %%wet. was receding. The health of the city was
g.

(By Electric Telegraph from Montreal to the 25th.)
It way stated that on the 24th, being the natal day
of Saint Jean Baptiste, the Patron Saint of the
French Canadians, it was expected that the party of
that name would have paraded the streets; but in
return, it is said, for the kindness of Lord Elgin in
prohibiting the celebration, it was postponed till to-
day, which is the anniversary of Bannockburn.
About 4,000 persons were in the procession, and
this large number assembled before the city and its
vicinity. The Secret Tribunal still presides at the
Government House, and the acquiring of all possible
evidence proceeds with great spirit.
COMMERCIAL NEWS. •
The Money Market at New York, since the de-
parture of the list steamer (the Europa), had been
more ea.y than usual. Money was plentiful, and
(.lata.nall- at very moderate rates.
The general trade of the country is also consider-
ably better.
Treasury notes come quoted at 117, and Pennsyl-
vania Fives at 95.
In breadstuff, there is no change in the state of
the market, and very little in the quotations.
The following are the prices current :—Western
Canal flour, dolls. 450 to dulls. 4.62 k per barrel;
Gei.essee prime wheat, doll. 128 to doll. 1 30 per
60 b. ; Southern wheat, doll. 1.04 to doll. 1.06 per
60lb. ; Indian corn, round yellow, 58c., to 60c.,
barely supported ;ditto Southern White, 56c. to 58c.
per bushel.
The New York Cotton Market is reported brisk,
with a good average amount of business doing.
Prices slightly advanced. New Orleans and Mobile
mil. fair to lair are quoted 8 to 81 cents., showing
a rise of 1 cent. Upland m►d. fair to fair 8/ to 81,
or a rise of cent. also.
Provisions are dull. Pork quoted 10 dolls. 25c. to
10 dolls 37c.; prime sells at 8 dolls. 75c.
Exchange on London, 1081 to-109, steady, with a
air dealand ; en Paris 5.27, with small sales; Ham-
burg, 351 to 351; on Bremen, 78 to 781.
Freights remain uncbangedi

IRELAND.

DEPARTURE OF THE STATE PRISONERS.
DUBLIN, MONDAY EVENING.
Early this morning orrhrs were received by the
authorities of Richmond Bri lewell to have the State
prisoners in readiness to embark on board the Swift
war schooner in the course of the day. At a quarter
before tvtelve o'clock, the luggage of the prisoners
having been previously transmitted to Kingstown,
and all the prep trations being completed, the
prison van arrived at the Britiewell under an
escort of two troop.; of carbineers and a party of
mounted police. Immediately afterwards Messrs.
Smith O'Brien, Meagher, M'Manus, and O'Donoghue,
having taken a farewell of those about them, entered
the van, which drove off at a rapid pace along the
circular road towards the place of emb trkation.
Mr. O'Brien, Mr. Meagher, and Mr. M'Manus
were placed on one side of the van, Mr. O'Do-
noghue sitting in solitude opposite to them with
a partition intervening, and this arrangement having
ruffled the equanimity of the latter, he stoutly remon-
strated against it, but without effect; until Mr.
Meagher interposed, and at that gentleman's request
he was permitted to take his seat alongside his com-
panions. A great concourse of persons had as-
sembled from an early hour in the neighbourhood of
the prison, to witness the anal departure of the
, leaders.