The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-12 00:00:00

LtNDON, SkTURD k JUNE 112,

Petersburgh, and fr. om St. Petersburgh to Rome, as well as
his much too ardent zeal for the interests of the Autocrat,
having justly excited: especially under exisnr g circumstances.
the suspicion of the b [oly See.
It was observed at Rome that on the 28th of May the am-
bassadors of the two great Roman Catholic Powers, France
and Austria, had an a udience of his Holiness ; it is believed
that the object of it was the affairs of Spain.
The Seatinclle des Pyrenees of the sth of dune says, " The
affair of the forged Spans sh Bank notes e Atends its ramifica-
tions even into this conntr y. Mr. L., of St. Pee, a few leagues
from Bayonne, towards the Pyrenees, '.tas been arrested, wtt'i
one of his sons, and thrown into prison. /Mr. L. is father of one of
the yOung.men imprisoned at A Spanish broker, or
exchange agent, has alsc been 'Arrested and imprisoned at
Bayonne. A person hole ling a high office is said to have
offered to give secority for hin,, and the offer was transmitted
by:the telegraph to Paris ; but tb a telegraph brought back a
refusal. It is supposed that tlu, arrest is also connected with
the affair of the surged notes.."- —Le Constitutionnel.
BOURSE—PARIS, THURSDAY, JUNE 10.

i".rat Higheet Lowest 1.11111
Trice Price. Pric.. Price
French 5 per Cents .... ..... ll4 90 ... 145 ... 1,4 70 ... 114 73
4% per Cents lO4 53 ... 104 53 ... 104 51 ... 104'51
4 p..,1 Cents ... 99 40 .... 99 40 ... 99 40 .. 99 40
3 per Cent'. ex. My. 77 20 ~ 77 20 .., 77 ... 77
Rank of trance
Latlitte Rank 5,
..
,00f. Snares 5165
,5165 25 ...516. ...5165
Belgian New Loan « 1011 .. 11% .. 10134 ... WI%
),....iisn Active ..... :4 S4 ... 71.4 ... :4
Neapolit.xn
1' man
~... 16 t?{... 101% ... lot% ... 10114
VA ,ILWP Y .1-1 A Pi' kl.
St. (cons',
491 ... 605 ... 692 5) ... 692 f 0
V,Tsailles.L.P , DO ... 24') ... 210 ... ,17 61
It. 11 ..... :Ai° ... 360 ...:145 ... 35,1
Rouen . 460 ... 460 ...46;) ... 460
Orleans
Itc.istaurg to dale .. 231 50 ... :32 to ... 230 .. 230
ii.E,LOI./,..2,1 kr UNDS—nflUneaLd. JUNE 9.
octunl Del 4,2% per Cent.
liothschilo•s Los .1, 5 per Cant lOO%
Loan of".hirty.7.fillions, 4 per Cent 92%
-----:-- ----- 3 per Cent. —

-- .. 7i
Loan of CI ly,/ 8:12,4 per Cent ......... Bl%
Society of , '.orr mcrce, 4Yciper Cent lOO
Bank of Be ;giu tn, 5 per Cent....... ......
National& eie, .y.
Exchange , at 1 .ontimi (short)
—Brun eels Papers. June 9.
AUS'II.I LAI * leUr/C.S.—Artexxx, Jetiz 2
fiveper fent.? Ater allique.. lran
Fowl r per Ceuta ........ ..... ..
Three ,i. r Ceara . .... .....
Bank sharcs .... ..........
—4i/remelts,' ::eitut,i. Junefi

•Thirty .seven•

PRUSSIA N FUl4oB.2l3Ent.th, JUNE J.
Money.
St. Schuld. Sch.. 4% per rrnt. lO4 103Y.a
PrilAsi.nl6l.lsl",. loan„ IRBt, 4 per cent 102
lixci.Ange on 1 ,ondon three months 619
—Prussian .F sate Gs-tate. June 6

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General Joh' rston, one of the representatives of the
distressed' opet.ativc: of Oldham, has presented a petition
from them te
.the Ii ruse of Commons, in which they state
that the ed:_ii-laws are contrary to every principle of mo-
rality an driligion, and pray for their total repeal. Ge-
neral Johnstone and Mr. Fielden, by shirking the non-
confide.ice .divirion., allowed Sir Robert Peel, the head
of the monopolists; to, defeat Lord John Russell, who
has brought fo nvard two great measures for the relief
of the lower and middle classes, and who had fixed a day
for exposing f...e ruinous effect of the Corn-laws, and
rousing the cm .try against all. monopolies. These pre-
tended friends o f the poor have thus inflicted the great-
! es:injury on th( fir distressed constituents, out of hosti-
lity, as they sa-r', to the new Poor-law, which Sir Ro-
bert Peel suppttrts as strongly as Lord John Russell.
Will the elect'.rs of Oldhari thank their two Members
for thus sacrif icing their best interests, without any ra-
tional object?
tMERCHANT TAILORS' ANNUAL BANQUET.—LORD
STANLEY.-At the gran a annual entertainment given
yesterday in Merchant '.T.'ailors' Hall, Lord Stanley, who
was present, threw off one of those intemperate party
speeches which prove now utterly devoid his Lordship
of even the most or'anary tact and judgment. After
observing that " that. was a place in which no polities
were to be spoken," he proceeded to prattle upon poli-
tics, in a spirit which even. those who were of his own
way of thinking, must have felt to be as disgusting as it •
was inappropriate. The public virtues of the Tories in
general, and of Sir Robert Peel in particular, formed the
sole burden of his. speech. Not a word about the scho-
lastic proceedin gs of the day ; these the " driver of th.,
Dilly" treated •As things of no account. Perish literature
—perish education—perish all that ekvates and refines
humanity—T,rovided only Toryism gains the ascendant !
Such, if nit in so many express words, :was the sub-
stance of Lord Stanley's speech, which, ;delivered on
the hustings, would have been perfectly character ;
but, delivered at a grave, • decorous assemblage of the
Masters of Merchant Tailors' School, and the President
and Senior Fellows of St. John's College, was irrele-
vant and repulsive in. the highest degree. His Lcr iship
is a clever man—though of a weathercock order of intel-
lect ; but he has not one atom of discretion. He acts
upon no settled pr;nciples, but is uniformly the slave of
temper. God help the Cabinet in which he holds a con-
spicuous station! 'He will wreck it before it is six
months old. None knows this baiter than Sir Robert
Peel, who 'agrees about as well with Lord Stanley—
despite the latter's cajolery=as oil with vinegar.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 11.—Serious disturbances have taken
place to-day between the ship carpenters and Irish labourers
in the neighbourhood of the Docks. A very large posse of
the police arc out, armed with cutlasses. Serious apprehen-
sions are entertained thst violence will be committed to-night.
Several hundreds of the ship carpenters are now parading the
town.

LIVE! &WM, COTTON MARKET, JUNE 11„—Though the
demand, this week has been rather more general, rarti-
cularl yin the last two days, and-the Market; in comparison
with. many former weeks, has not ben quite so dull, yet
the result is by no means a good businefs or an improve-
.nent in the value of Cotton, neither is there a decrease
in the quantity offering, but rather on the contrary; buyers can
effect their purchases in the fair and middling quaiitit s of
American upon easier terms, and embrace also fully as wide a
scope for selection. Brazils are in moderate request, and for
fair qualites of Maranham last week's prices fully maintained.
In other sorts there is no change. Speculators have taken
700 bales American and 500 hales Surat, and exporters 400
bales American and 100 bales Surat.

LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, JUNE 11.—We have had a
very limited business at the Stock Exchange this day. The
transactions are Glasgow, Paidey, and Greenock half
Shares, 34 ; Grand Junction Quarter Shares, 25* ; Eastern
Counties, 8.

MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, JUNE 11.-Our market
to-day is much depressed, and quotations generally lower.
Great Western 92; Ditto Half Shares I;2i ; IJitto Fifths 11 ;
London and South Western 55 ; Manchester and Leeds 52 ;
Manchester and Birmingham 237
Extracts from Sydney Papers of Jan. 27, just received :
The Revenue.—We have just received the abstract of the
revenue of the cilony of New South Wales for the year ended
the 31st of December. 1839 and 1810, respectively, distin-
guishing the items of Sydney and Port Philp :
Year ending 31st of December, 1839 ...£427,363 8 10
Year ending 31st of December, 1840 680,473 11 8