The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-15 00:00:00

VOMVIERCIAL NEWS.
THE3DAY EVENING.
?Talifs with dates

The steamer from _aX,
is almost hourly
nine days later from America,-
tized
with
expected, and her arrival is lo for
much interest.
The Funds were very steady again tc-tlay',
though with very little doing. The news re-
ceived from Paris of the infamous attempt on
the life of the Due d'Aumale, or, as is more
generally believed here, upon the Heir Apparent,
the Duke of Orleans, had no effect upon the
value of the Public Securities, as there seems to
be every ' confidence 1-.1 the ability of Louis
Philippe to preserve the tranquility of his
capital. For immediate transfer, Consols realiseEx d
891 to S9i, and, for Account 901 to 901 ;
East -
chequer Bills were 12 to 14 premium, and
India
India Bonds reached 3 to 4 premium.
'Stock was. dull again at 246'. The New Three-
anda-Half per Cents. advanced to 9SI and 99.
'The settlement of the Half-monthly Account
in the Foreign Market takes place to-morrow,
and most of the jobbers were °eel-Tied
in
arranging their books, as there has been a good
deal of speculation in Spnish Stock lately.
Spanish Active Bonds were 211 to for Money,
and at 22 for the next Account. Mexican Stock
was marked 251, and Venezuela 291 Russian
Stock was at 1121, and Dutch Two-and-a-Half
pdt Cents. realised 511 to
The Share Market was steady, and for some of
the lines of Railway rather improved rates were
obtained. Great Western Railway Shares were
14; the New, 5 to 51; the Fifths, 4 to 41 ;
London and Birmingham 69, and the South Wes-
tern 121 premium; Brighton were 31 to 4/;
Bir-
mingham and Gloucester 401, and Midland
Counties 24 discount.
The Foreign Exchanges were lower this after-
noon. The rates for Three Months' Paper were
these:—Paris, 25f.600. to 65:.,•:5 Amsterdam,l24l ;
Antwerp, 12 31- to ; Hamburg.b; 13 91 to 10 ;
Frankfort, 149 to 1495- ; and Trieste, 9 48 to 50.
The following are the official returns of the ex-
ports of Bullion from the Port of London, for
the week ending Thursday last
Silver Coin to d Rotteram
26,00 oz.

Mauritius.
1,, Bars to Haniburol

(From The Sun of Last Night.)-
have
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, SEPT. 13..--*".°
M
had a very good business doing -in _ the Cotton arket
to-day, the sales amounting to nearly 7,000, bales. Spyfu-e
lators haye taken 1,500 bales, and exporters '30.0. s
,
rates for all.descriptions remain at Friday's price , and
th 6 Market closed steadily.
busi-
LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET,
DOSS in,the Share Market to-day has been extremely
SEPT. 13.—The
North of 'England, 65 ; Pa,ris aitivs
dull.. There are .only two transtitteitiiolonusetno,r7eco. rd. Great
GF, SEPT. 13. We
MANCTIESTER STOCK LX-4;
da
) but prices are firm.
-01;; North Midland, 65'.
li.ilavneenheost'tehraad.lnzidnog,ihnagrwt,
Midland Ccuntics, 76 ;
By the arriva
• 1 of the packet ship New York, fr m
SE", q3ori, Bank,
New 'uric, which
place she left on the 20th ult. " Papera
of that date have .bet-r. received. They are five days
later than the former advices.
The mast important news brought Ly this arrival is a
long Message from President Tyler, putting his veto on
the Fiscal Bank Bill, with his objections.
From the New York Express of the 20th.
Washington is the great point of attraction, and the
oceedinirs in Congress arc looked to with intense inte-
rest. 'The partial defeat of the Bankrupt Bill was re-
ceived by a large body of the citizens with deep regret.
A letter published in the same paper states that the
Whigs have had a conference, and are disposed to effect
the passage of the Land, the Bankrupt. the Revenue, and
possibly a Bank Bill. The feeling in New York is that
the leading measures of the SesSion ought to be adopted
notwithstanding the veto. The extra Session was called,
to pass the above-named measures, together with the re-
peal of the Sub-Treasury and the Loan Bill. The two
latter are completed, and if any, or all the former should
be carried, the object of the special Session will be ob-

. .
tained. •
The trade of the present season opened with a much
better feeling than the previous two or three years, and
had the Bank Bill have passed, there would have been a