The Sun.
London, England, 1838-02-28 00:00:00

lowest species of crime for which a Deputy can be arrested
during the sitting of the Chambers. But with the first
dissolution terminates the personal inviolability of the
Members of the Second Branch of the Legislative Body.
It was M. EMILE GIRARDIN, if we remember rightly, who
shot in a duel the gallant and patriotic M. CARREL.
The following are brief extracts from the Papers :
It is affirmed that Espartero and Goronimo Valdez and the
Baron de Meer, as well as General Quiroga, hare been ap-
pointed officers of the Legion of Honour.
By virtue of an Order from M. Zangiaconi, two journeymen
printers, Messrs. Corleon and Danguy have been arrested as
promoters of an association of several journ,cymen printers.
The day before yesterday Mr. Savoye professor of the Ger-
man language, was delivering his lectures, when several police
officers appeared, to whom M. Savoye was obliged to open
all his drawers and whew his papers.
A Ministerial paper announces that a new search made by
the police yesterday, at the residence of M. C—, wine
merchant in tho Rue de Grenelle, had led to the discovery of
sc,eral pounds of powder made up in small packets. Mr.
C— was arrested.
The Journal des Deliais says that the preliminary investi-
gation of the affair of Leprestre, Duhocage and others, at
whose residence it is said above 150 packets of cartridges
%ere seized, is proceeding with great activity.
The Moniteur of to-day has no official article.—Le Cont.
merce.

FRENCH FUNDS —PARIS, FEB, 21.
Five per Cents. 101/f. 110 e.
Three per Cents., 7:lf. 75c.
Bank Actions, 2.,6450f.
Romans, 101%.
Belgian Bank, 1,517f.7.7.0c.
Portuguese Three per Cents., 181,4.
Haytlan Loan, 3.55 f.
Spanish Actives, 11).
Spanish Passives, .1.

THE DIVISION.

The following Reformers were absent last night. Some
of them have valid excuses, but their constituents must look
after the others.—Acheson ( Armagh), Andover ( Malmes-
bury ), Bainbridge (Taunton), Bannerman ( Aberdeen), Berke-
ley (Cheltenham), Berkley (Gloucestershire), Blake ( New-
port), Blunt (Lewes), Brabazon (Dublin, co.), Brabazon
(Mayo), Bryan (Kilkenny, co.), Bulwer (Lincoln), Butler
(Kilkenny, co.), Campbell (Argyleshire), Cave (Tipperary),
Carley ( Yorkshire), Chapman (Westmeath) Chester
(Louth), Chichester (Barnstaple), Childers (Melton), Clay
(Tower Hamlets), Clayton (Marlow), Clive (Hereford),
Con3lighem (Canterbury), Crompton (Thirsk), Dashwood
(Wycombe), Denison (Surrey), Duke (Boston), Duncombe
(Finsbury, ill), Dundas (Flint), Dundis (Richmond), Dun-
das (Orkney), Dunlop. (Ayrshire), Edwardes (Montgomery),
Ellice ( Harwich), Elliot (Roxburphire), Euston (Thet-
ford), Evans ( Westminster), Fenton (Rochdale, Fergu-
son
(Nottingham), Fiulden (Oldham), Fitzallan ( Arun-
dell), Fitzpatrick (Queen's County), Fleetwood (Preston).
Grattan (Wicklow), Hallyburton (Forfarshire ill), Heneage
(Grimsby), Heron (Peterborough), Ilindley (Ashton), Hos-
kin (Herefordshire), Howard (Wicklow), Howard ( Carlisle),
Humphery (Southwark), Hurst (Horsham), Jervis (Bridport),
Jervis (Chester), Kerry (Caine), Kinnaird (Perth), Langton
( Somerset), Leader (Westminster, ill), Lushington (Tower
Hamlets), Martin (Galway co.), Milton (Malton),7Moles-
worth (Leeds), Moreton (Gloucestershire), Morris (Caer-
marthen), O'Brien (Clare). O'Connell (Athlone), O'Con-
nor Don (Roscommon), Paget (Beaumaris), Phillpotts
(Gloucester), Potter ( Wigan, ill), Power (Waterford Co.),
Protheroe ( Halifax), Prvse (Cardigan), Ramsbottom (Wind-
sor), Rice (Dover), Rumbold (Yarmouth), Roche, D. (Lime-
' rick), Russell (Bedfordshire), Russell (Tavistock), Schole-
field (Birmingham), Sharpe (Dumfries), Slaney (Shrews-
bury), Smith (Chichester), Smith (Northampton), Speirs
(Richmond), Stewart (Honiton), Strickland (Yorkshire,
W.), Surry (Sussex, W.), Talfourd (Reading), Verney
( Buckingham), Villiers (Wolverhampton), Vivian (Swan-
sea), Vivian (Bodmin), White (Sunderland), White, Col.
(Longford)t Williams (Coventry), Wood (Loudon), Woreley
(Lincoln, L.) We must add that Messrs. Howard (Suther-
land) and Benett (Wiltshire), called Reformers, voted for
Lord Maidstone's motion.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

TTT EL Trir 0' CL 0 CK.

We hear that the Columbus American packet has arrived at Liver.
pool from New York, but does not bring later dates than previously re.
ceived by the Mtdiator to the 241 inst. _

The following address had been presented by the Council and the
House of Assembly at Antigua to Governor Colebrook, relative to the
convening of a General Council and Assembly of the Leeward Islands.
A series of resolutions accompanied this address, expressive of the
the feelings of both Assemblies in favour of this object.
" May it please your Excellency,--We, her Majesty's dutitkil and
loyal subjects, the Board of Council and House of Assembly,
beg to acknowledge the receipt of your Excellency's commu-
nication of the 2.lst instant, relative to the convening of a Ge-
neral Council and Assembly of the Leeward Carrihee Islands, together
with your Excellency's Proclamation on the same subject, and a certain
writ in her Majesty's name, directed to the President and Members
of the House of Assembly; and we now pray leave most respectfully
to submit herewith certain joint resolutions which have been passed on
the occasion, and whieli we entreat your Excellency favourably to re-
ceive, and considerately to entertain, as embodying the sentiments of
both Houses on this iraportant matter.

S. WARNER, President.
Dec. 9.51, 15:37. A. 14UGENT, Speaker.
Yesterday was settling day in the British funds 5 t•-day Is pay-day,
and we have no doubt that all the drafts fur the balances will meet duo
honour.
To the present hour there Is a stagnation of business both in the
British and Foreign Markets, and the chief attention of the public is to-
wards the business in the House of Commons this night, and in what
manner Mr. O'Connell will receive the reprimand.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 92i 2_ for Money, and 92 for
the Account, opened at the same prices this morning, and hare not
varied to the present time.
Exchequer Bills, i 3 57 ; India Bonds, 55 57; Bank Stock, 206+ N.
Those unmarked 12 to 14 preir—
This is settling day in the Foreign Market ; consequently, the
Brokers and Jobbers are chiefly employed in paying and receiving their

(Signed)

differences.
tip to the present hour, most of the Foreign Stocks are much the same
in price as they left off yesterday, with the exception of Spanish Ac-
tire, which is rather lower, owing to their coming with a decline from
Paris. Spanish, Hi 19% ; Portuguese, 27.1 i ; Three per Cents„ 18
to 1,4 • Mexican, 291 to 2 ; Colombian, 23 to . ; Brazilian, 74 %.
PRICES OF SfOAS THIS DAY AT UNE O'CLOCK
Bank Stock
...... .................• ..
3 per Cent. dea.......... ......... 93% % Oitto 80nd................. e•
3 per Cent. Cons 92%% South Sea Stock ......... ....-.- 7,7:7
3% I,er Cent.............. --Old .knnnities ..... .....-- ' ,3328
Ditto Red
New 334 per Cent ltioV‘2 3 per Cent. Annuities, -16,
_—
New 5 per Cent..-. .........,__ Exch. Bills, .EI,IXA' ...... 57 sti 60 wo
Bank LongAnnuitiestoexpire Ditto. 50..1„„ ..., 55 51) cm.
Jan. 5, 1860 ISW 5-16 Ditta Small ............... ••• 53 58 Inn Jan.
Oct. 10, 1853
Jan. 5, 1960 14 15-16 Ditto Advertised ........ .... pin
Jan. 5, 183. — Bank Stock for Acc0unt.........
April i.,, ISSO —l India Stock for 7 Account .........
Jan. 5, 1874.... .......
PRICES OF FOREIGN FINDS THIS DAY AT ONL o'CL°Ck•
Austrian Bonds
Belgian Bonds ....... ..... ... 10 2i-. '3 4 Ditto Account ..................
0:tto Account-- — Portuguese Bonds.. ..... . .......
Brazilian Bonilr
Unto Account 75 434 Ditto New BonAs ......... ......27.44%
8.V.A.105 Ayres Bonds ...... .— — Ditto Account .. .............. 2'7%
Ditto Account — Ditto, :3 per cent.... ••••""•'•1634
-hillipn Bonds — Priitsrui Bands .................... .
Ditto Acconnt ... - 1t.r.„4.1an Bemis, 1 S2‘2 ... . - ......
Calore-i'as. Bonds
Ditto A.eccunt ...... ........ _
Ditto Account —.933; 9 8% %% '
C•ilunabia.n 1i,...nd5,1824 29 8 !ii 1:,,, , Spanish Bonds .............. „ .....
Ditto Metallic ....... ............
Dmish Ronds .......
Ditta Account ....... ..... -.....— Ditto Account ... ...............
Ditto Account ...... ........ ....
Break. 80nd5.... - ..... . ..... - French, 5 per cent......-- —f' —c'
Onto Bonds, 18'43 --
Ditto Account .... ....... ... —— 3 per cent........... "" —r'
Mexican Bon:•ls, 5 per mu—. Exchange ........... ‘.?sf. 5n
Ditto Account ................ Dutch, 234 per cent ........ ....58%
Ditto, 6 per cent. •
''9l,i% Ditto Account ... ............... -
'''' ---" • 4 per cent. .......... --f„ —c.
Ditto Account...
Neap01it,n......... .-.... .......
PRICES OF SHARES Tills DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Paid. Per Share.
Cato Branca Mining Company
City Railway 9. g,;•
314
Commercial Blackwell Railway Company 9
Dublin and Kilkenny Railway Comnany ......
Eastern Count., Railway 3 2%
1,3
Great Northern Railway Company
Great Western Railway Company 65 98%
Brighton Railway Company
London and Blackwell Railway
O
Ditto Scrip 5 N
1.-crulon and Birmingham Railway Co:!:pany 9O
'S
Ditto % Shares 5
3 2
London Grand Junction Railway
London, Sainsbury, and Exeter Railway 1 :Is.
I,:r.cliester and Birmingham Railway 7 934 10
Northern and Eastern Railway Company
South Midland Railway Company l 6s. ss.
Australasia Bank_ 4O

Ditto
ColonialAa.Dtisiottnet orad 1S claB3:111.)kl. Bank t... lrelandc.
F.
1,2 5. 7 20
COU.'r SE OF Excii,
Ditto, at sight — l2 3
Rotterdam 2U. 12 5%
Antwerp.. . l2 s%
1-14mburg.................31.13. 13 13i,,
A1t0na....•
Paris, 3 days' sight 25 65
Ditto . ..... ....... - .... .3 Ms 25 95
Marseilles.
Rourdeaux -
Frankfort on Maine, Ex. 31 1
Petersbuigh, rub1e......3 Us lO
IL:ran .
Vienna, effective ti„.....9 Al lO 12
Trieste......ditto ..... .......
Madrid ......... ... ........... ..
Cadiz....... ........ .. ........
... 34

25 25
1734 15%
'.NOE YESTERDAY.
1 ,iihranar 4B
Leghorn 32
Genoa 26 15

Milan.,

31
Venice - 46
Naples , 39%
Palermo per oz. 117
Lisbon .4.,i
Orocto 504
Rio Janeiro niii
Bahia 25
Buenos Ayres --
Dublix, 21 slays' sight W
Cork
PRICE OF BULLION, PER OZ.
Portugal Gold, c0in.....„ 4:0 0 0
Foreign Gold, in bars 9 17 9
New boubloons

Bdboa .... ... .................. ..
..
New Dollars
13,reelona ... .................... n 4 0 4 9%
. bars, standard 0 4 1141
HALL.F-PA ST ONE 0' CL 0 cur.
Seville .............. ......-.. ...... 34 Silver.
A Baltimore paper received to the Ist List, states that the Committee
of the Banks of New York, which went to Philadelphia to negotiate the
resumption of specie payments by the banks of both cities, simulta-
neously,papers received this morning state that a general half-
yearly
on a day near at hand, have returned without accomplishing
their mission.
of the proprietors of the London and Birmingham
Railway was held at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham, on Weinesday last,
The
meetingL iverl
and the meeting was numerously attended. The statement of the ac-
counts laid before the proprietors was as follows,—The Receipts
to the 31st December, 4,229,1361. Ss. 7d. The Disbursements,
3,981,8261. 12s. 3d. The Balance of Cash in the Company's hand,
247,3071. 16s. 4d. e amount applicable to the further expenditure
of the Company Nast, 625,456/. Is. 7d. .
The British Market continues in the same stagnant state as in the
early part of the morning, and Consols may be quoted 92g z 5 ,
; Money,
926- ;
' for next Account, 92f a. Exchequer Bills improved from 56 57
to 150 prem. ; India Bonds, to be paid off, 13 12 ; Bank Stock, 207
2064 ; India Stock, 5611.
In the Foreign Market there are not any speculations of consequence
transacting. The chief business is paying and receiving the din_
renccs of their Accounts. Spanish Active, IS -,1 19h, with Coupons;
Portuguese, 27k, Three per Cents. 18+ ; Brazilian, 75 .
Colombian
has been done at 29, now 2SI ; Dutch Two-and.a-Half, 531 I, ; mexi.
can, 29 to 29&. .
We have not as yet received the American papers by the Columbus,
from New York, of the Ist instant, but te h
hy are expected every our.
They cannot be of much importance, being of the same date as the last
arrivals.
THREE. O'CLOCK.
Consols for the Account, 9a.