The Sun.
London, England, 1849-03-12 00:00:00

THE' SUN,

solute majority of Totes. An equality o votes condemns MONEY and COMMERCIAL N E WS.
the measure.
CITY, QUARTER TO THREE.
" See. 54.—The sittings of the Imperial Diet are The sales of Cotton at Liverpool, on Saturday,
public ; but each house may resolve itself into a secret amounted to i'from 6,000 to 7,000 bales, including 500
committee on the motion of the President or of ten American for export, and 1,500 on speculation. There
=embers.
was a better demand, but less being offered the market
"Sec. 55.—Members of the houses can only present
petitions to the house to which they belong. consequently improved in firmness, and extreme rates
were obtained. The sales included 6,000 American at
" Sec. 56.—Deputations are not to be admitted to the
30. to 6d., 300 Surat at 34d. to 484, 100 Pernatn, &c.,
Imperial Diet.
"Sec. 67.—N0 member of the Imperial Diet can be at sd. to 6d., and 50 Egyptian at 6d. to &tl. Railway
made answerable out of doors for the opinions which he
shares were firmer, but there was only a limited business
pronounces in the house. done.
If the Frankfort Parliament can accomplish no great
"Sec. 58.—The arrest and prosecution of a member
during the session can only take place with the express political end, it will at least render inestimable service to
Germany by establishing something like fiscal and cone.
consent of the house to which that member belongs, ex-
mercial unity ; and it will be particularly advantageous if
"Sec. 59.—Each house has the framing of its standing
oepting always a case of seizure in flagrante. the proposition for the free navigation of the rivers is
orders within the limits of the principles determined by carried out. The Imperial Minister of Commerce hasproposed a law to make the German rivers avail-
the constitution. The mutual relations of the Upper and able fur the countries which are in the con-
houses. Lower House are regulated by a convention of both the federation, the State regulating the navigation
"Sec. 60.—The right of proposing laws belongs to the and attending to the condition of the waters
Emperor and to either house.
under its control. The vexatious dues would be abro-
" Sec. 61.—The consent of the Emperor and of both gated on the Rhine from Basle outwards, on the Necker,
Houses is required for each law. A bill, which has been the Main, the Loan, the Mosel, the Weser, the Warre,the Tuelda, the Elbe, and its branches to the Baltic and
rejected either by the Emperor or by one of the
the Donau. Each state will contribute its proportion of
Houses, cannot be brought in again in the course of the the necessary annual outlay. A further carrying out of
same session.
Sec. 62.—The Imperial Diet participates in the le-
the Zollverein system is expected almost simultaneously.
"
Very encouraging advices have been received from
gislation of the affairs which this consitution designates
as affairs of the empire. Paris, relative to the tone of public feeling, and although
there is a little uncertainty in the political relations of
.. Sec. 63.—The deputies from all the Crown lands
Atnitria, &c., no particular uneasiness seems to be felt on
participate in the legislation on the affairs of the empire.
The same joint participation takes place respecting the that score.
legislation on matters of civil and criminal justice, and Extreme depression is still observable in the Corn
the practice and competency of courts. Market, and there is much difficulty in doing business. The eupplu s of Foreign are very considerable.
" But whereas Hungary, Transylvania, Croatia, and
Slavonia are in theiabove respects differently constituted, There has been very little doing is the English
the said parts of legislation shall in these Crown lands Stocks this morning, and after opening tolerably well
fall within the province of their respective Diets. in consequence of the further rise in the French rentes
" But the aforesaid Diets will have the task of re- at Paris on Saturday, they have declined, owing to
operations in connexion with the settlement of the
order
risingto esta
pblish a desirable harmony ofislation in the said
the br
legislation hes, in
account. The highest price of Consols has been 924,
of all parts of the euipire. Until that result shall have been and there have been no intermediate quotations
tween that price and 92i. For April the current
be-
obtained, the members for the said Crown lands shall be
values are about i per cent. above those here
restrained from taking part in the discussions of the
Imperial noted. This afternoon the "options" come off, and it
likewise from giving their votes on any such resolution.
Diet on the said branches of legislation, and is the interest of many of the jobbers to !pep down the
" Sec. 64.—The Emperor prorogues the Imperial
market, as it is said that a large amount of calls would
Diet, and he may dissolve it at any time. On the pro-
come into play were Consols to rise above 83. The
rogation of the Diet, or on the dissolution of one of the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. have been 93i f,
houses, the sittings of either house must immediate] and since, 93f i. Exchequer-bills have realised 42s to
cease. In case of a dissolution of the Imperial Diety ,
44s,and India Bonds under 1,000/. 48s premium.
another Diet must be convoked within three months In the Foreign Market there has been more speculation
after the dissolution." in Mexican stock, and the price has been run up to2B and
(To be continued.) 28k. Grenada Deferred have realised 3i ; Equador, 3i;
Venezuela 28k, and Peruvian 56; Portuguese Four per
Cents. have realised 264 to L and the Spanish Three per
Cents. 298. French Five per Cents are 90, with the ex-
change at 25 25. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents.
have been 491 to i• Danish Three per Cents. have been
at 79. Brazilian small 80k to 83. '
Railway Shares have been dull this morning, and with
no general alteration in prices, but Hudson's lines are
improving, and the French shares, in one or two in
stances, are again higher.

AUSTRIA.

The following appears in the Austrian Lloyds o
the 6th.—

•` We give the assurance to the nation that no alliance
whatever has been entered into with Russia; that Aus-
tria has not promised to allow, through gratitude for the
services rendered in Siebenbiirgen, the Russians to act
as they please in the Danubian principalities, and that
the Russian citizen corps crossed over the Austrian
frontiers without the request, consent, or knowledge of
our Government, and solely at the demand of Lieute-
nant-Field-Marshal Puchner."

ONE
PRICEB OF ,tItITP3II FUNDS. O'CLOCK.
per Cent. Reduced Aims ...... 92%%
3 per Cont. Consols Annuities 923/4
New 314 per Cent. Arens......
uong Anns. to expire Jan.lB6o
India Bonds, 1,0004
[)itto under 1,0001... 4B p
Ditto New Annuities ... 893/
Consols for Account 9'4l
xcliequer Bills. 21hd. & 2d.
1,0001. June ...... ........-
Small, June. 42 p
PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS.

CLOY ING
PRICES.
921,A
921 j
9314
9 1-16

Great disturbances have broken out at Braganca
and Botzen.

Official reports from Cracow, of the 3d inst., mention
600 Cossacks, who occupy the frontier on their own
territory from Miehelowice to the Vistula, and from
thence to Bilica. Cracow, which was reported to have
suffered a bombardment and a Russian occupation, was
tranquil, although that tranquillity was threatened by
numerous emissaries and smugglers of prohibited wea-
pons. Lieutenant General LEGEDIZ was quite prepared
for every eventuality.

ONE
O'CLOCK.

LONDON,

"assisted in here on the 28th January, dismasted &c., has this
day proceeded in tow of a steam-tug to Calais.
The Isabella Sarah, of Newcastle, laden with dry goods, in
coming up the river, 9th instant, missed stays opposite Wool.,
wich dockyard, got into contact with two vessels lying along-
side the wharf wall, and received considerable damage.
DEAL MARCH 10.—Wind N.N.E. ; 11, N.W.—Arrd. 10,
Caroline Stewart, Hull, and sailed for Valparaiso. 11, Arrd.
from the River, Will Watch, Hambleton, San Francisco; St.
Martin, Hanichild, Buenos Avres. Arrd. from the River and
ski., 10, Sir Edward Parry, Freeman, Port Adelaide; Jenny
Lind, Westgart, Cape of anod Hope ; Acorn, Langley, Porto
Rico; Helen, Mumford, Tobago. 11, Josea, Hansen, Monte
Video ; Cheshire, Hogg, Barbadoes, and since put back;
Dublin, Penn, Trinidad.
RAMSGATE, MARCH 11.—Wind N.—Sld. 10, Bessell,
Domingo.
STROMNESS, MARCH 28.—Wind E.—Sld. Feb. 28, Mary,
Callao, after repairing.
DUNDEE, MARCH B.—Advice, Davis's Straits. 9th,
Alexander, ditto; Horn, ditto; Princess Charlotte, ditto.
PORTSMOUTH MARCH 10. —Wind N.N.E. to N.; 11,
W.N. W . Arrd. H.M.S. Wanderer, Sierra Leone, Feb. 10,
and proceeded eastward; Eliza and Emma, Bovsen, Rio
Janeiro, and sailed 11, for Hamburg. Sld. 10, Nickarie
Packet, Surinam.

COWES, MARCH 10. —Wind N.N.E.—Arrd. George An-
dreaF, Foh, Angostura, and sailed for Amsterdam. Sld. Sa
line, Rio Janeiro.

HARTLEPOOL, ArAncir 10.—Wind N. to N.N.E.—SId. John
Hutchinson, Panama.
BRISTOL, MARCH 11.—Wind W.N.W.—SId. Japan, Ha
vannah ; Mirima,!hi, St. John's, New Brunswick; Quebec,
ditto; African Queen, Africa; Eliza, Barbadoes ; lon, Sa-
vannah ; Caroline, Tobago.

SHIELDS, MARCH Haselwooll, from Clackmannan,
on being towed out yesterday evening in a gale, went on the
liezel Sand, and drove on the Mair, where she remains;
crew saved.

CROMER, MARCH 10.—Two tread-boards, marked
" Sarah," in yellow letters on a black ground, were picked
up on the beach this morning.
OFF SALCOMBE—John Smidt, New Orleans, for Bremen.
SUNDERLAND, MARCH 11.—Sld, William, New Brunswick.
LIMERICK, MARCH 10.—S1d. Newpenny, Havannah.
CORK, MARRCIH 9.—Wind N.— SILL Palendar, Boston;
Herundo, New York. Off port, Charlemagne, Fales, New
Orleans, for Havre Lotus; Pollock, Baltimore.
WATERFORD, MARCH B.—Sl‘l. Lady Constable, New
York; 9th, Tuskar, Panama; Downes, New York.

, .
SWANSEA, MARCH 11.—Wind N.IV.—SId. Commodore,
Cuba.

NEWPORT, MARCH 10.—Wind N.E.—Sid. Marianne, St.
Thomas; Mary Gibson, Havannah.
LYNN, MARCH 11.—The Joseph and Mary, of and for
Sunderland, from London, sprung a leak off Flamborough
Head on the 9th inst., and sunk yesterday off Snetlesham ;
crew and part of stores saved.
CLYDE, MARCH 9.—Wind W. to N.—Arrd. Pursuit, Wil-
son, Mobile. Sld. Emulous, Barbadoes ; Atalanta, Porto
Rico; Carolina, New York and St. John's, New Brunswick.
DUBLIN, MARCH B.—Sid. Arkansas, New York.