The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-14 00:00:00

MORNING SUN

COURT CIRC;JLAR.

WINDSOR, MONDAY.—The Queen and Prin c 4
Albert walked in the Park this morning, and re'
turned to the Castle in a cony phaeton.
Her Royal Highness the Princess Royal 110
been taken her accustomed airing to-day.
in the afternoon her Majesty and Prince Al-
bert left the Castle for a drive, in a pony phaeton,
followed in carriages by Lady Port-nan 111
Miss Paget, Hon. Miss Lister, and the (),
Listowel ; and attended on horseback by CoWoo
Wemyss, Sir Edward Bowater, and the H°l''
Sir William Lumley.
The Hon. and Rev. E. S. Keppel left the Castle
this morning.
Mr. George Edward Anson will have the
honour of joining the Royal dinner party at the
Castle this evening.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge
left his residence at Kew, yesterday morning? t°
honour Col. Fremantle with a visit.
Mr. W. H. Yaldwyn, and Mr. W. D. ger;
cer, late Major (16th Lancers) had an intervie:
with Lord Stanley, yesterday, at the Colonial'
office.
Lord Granville Somerset had an intervie':!
yesterday afternoon, with Sir R. Peel, at 11"
official residence, Downing-street.
Mr. Archibald, Registrar of Newfoundland,'
transacted business yesterday at the Colonial
office.
Mr. Jackson, Attorney-General of Trinidad
had an interview yesterday with Lord StauleY
the Colonial-office.
left

Mr. and Mrs. Hedworth Lambton bar'4
their residence in Chester-street for t e 00-1-
of Durham.

MONEY and COM VIELICIAL NEI"
CITY, MONDAY EVENING' e
In the expectation of money becoming eni'fi
upon the release of the foreign corn from bool
the Money Market is assuming a more tranclol
and buoyant appearance. In the Stock Mark.?.
however, there has been very little doing to-clg;
There is only one unfavourable feature at Pr t
n.dd
sent, and that is a fall in the price of e
•
Hamburgh, accompanied, as it is, by a dece
the exchange on London. The thriller of tP‘ t.
occurrences, viz., the cheapness of gold, may a e
c..
as a counterpoise to the latter, and ere long -
casion a reflux of bullion to this country. ~ea
Consols for immediate transfer were mar,„e.
at 89/ to 1, and for the Account, 90} to '7O
unfunded debt remained at a premium of 1f.1:3•.35
145., and East India Bonds were steady at :r
premium ; the New Three-and•a-Half
Cents. were at 984 to and East India Stock 1"11
at 2461, being rather lower for the latter, th°4
we only heard of one bargain.
Spanish Active Bonds were a trifle high er/ tu,
viz., 21i to 1, and the Three per Cent. Pti...4th
guese Stock was done at 18k to I. The Su iif
American Bonds are neglected. Colombian t,
1824 are at 21 to 20/ ; French Three per Cef,h
Rentes were quoted at 77c. 25f.; and Dn.''`'
Two-and-a-Half per Cents, 511 to 52; BOW ts;
o
Bonds, the Old Five per Cents. were steady

103.
•ce
For Great Western Railway Shares the Priebe
has been 14 to 131; for the New, 41 ; for
York and North Midland, 25; for the Londeand Birmingham Quarters, 174, and for etois
South Western, 12 to 114 premium ; Brigatd,
Shares were 4, Blackwall 141, Croydon *, Lula
land Counties 25, and North Midland NO'
discount. National Provincial Bank of EDO°
Shares were Ito discount.
(From The Sun of Last Night.) st
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, SEPT. 11._We ha
to notice a very good business in the Cotton Market
c
day, the sales amounting to 5,000 bales, 1,500 of win,,
have been taken by speculators, and 200 for
there is no change in the prices.
LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, SEPT. 11.—The trant3;
actions at the Stock Exchange this day, are limiteid
the following :—Eastern Counties, 74, and Great We
tern New, 56. Nothing done in Bank Shares.
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, SEPT. 11.
have had a firmer Market to-day and more inclinaffr
to purchase. Manchester and Leeds, 604- ; ManehestI`il
and Birmingham, 214 ; Midland Counties, 761 ; Si`f?„l
Midland, 654 ; London and South Western, 50i ;
chester and Liverpool District Bank, 94 and 91. 18s. '
Bank of Stockport, 24.

ti
The Tagus steamer has arrived with a mail &alleso ;
'
Mediterranean, the dates are Gibraltar, 2d ; Cadis.„oo
Lisbon 6th, and Oporto, 7th instant. The CorteS: p
progressing very fast. The several financial projec7j:e
to the Bth have been debated and all approved of b)
Ministerial Majority. ith
By the arrival of her Majesty's packet Peteral, viciyedi
mail from the West Indies, papers have been re
130,
from Demerara of the 30th July, Trinidad 30th/
badoes 31st, and Jamaica 10th August.
or
We extract the following from the Jamaica pap
--
the 10th :
" EFFECTS OF THE DROUGHT.—We are informed -1 by
agricultural correspondent that almost every sea" re,
estate between this and Falmouth has suffered frog 0.
cent drought. The interior of this parish, on tbs Co
trary, has enjoyed most favourable rains.
(From the Jamaica Morning Journal of the 50 '1) er
NEW GRANADA.—The arrival of her Majesty's stems,
Hydra, on the 4th instant, in two days from Car tbagot
supplies us with the following satisfactory and i; 4014 • •
bhc"
intelligence relating to the interior of the above rep A 1)1
—The rebel Hernandes has been routed at Sim:lo .e,
General Collazas, and has sought refuge in moo3Pcila
together with 40 men. The aforesaid General con tilluis,a
his operations upon Santa Martha via Chiriguana, es Eps
upon Mampox ; and the insurgents who infest
provinces will speedily witness what the nation )11 "Idcan effect. Honoured inhabitants of Santa Mart Ws t'

Mampox, the dawn of your liberty draws nigh ! etl
Both the English and Foreign Stock Markecs op of,
without variation from the closing price of Saturl'ir
Consols are 89,i- if for Money, and 941 for the c-
count ; Exchequer Bills 12 to 14 premium; SpanisliJcia
tive Stock, 21ia ; Portuguese Five per Cents. 30k
the Threes, 18i. Very little doing at present.
The Caledonia steamer has just arrived with the: /1301111:1
burgh mail of Friday's date. The exchange and
both came lower, the former comes 13 4, and the
ter 127 i. he/
Both the English and Foreign Stock Markets „ope
been very inactive, and scarcely a bargain has been
up to the present time.
; the
There is also equally as little business doing in' tee,
Share Market, but a slight improvement has taken JPat
‘'
The Demerara papers state that August Ist is closeio
hand, the anniversary of one of the most momentous eV,.
in the history of the Colonial Empire of Britain. op
wish the mass of the people of England could see oP,.
what an aggregate amount of agricultural and
cial distress the day will dawn. In regard to 0
Traughtons' affair, if any one inquires what they
doing, the answer is, that they are apparently quite-
eij
concerned about the estimation in which they are ?or3
on account of their infamous insolvency. The cr
are in expectation of being presented with ti.ie
deed which we believe is now in the course of P
paration.
The Trinidad papers state that a great n amber of end
grants continued to arrive there from -Barbadoest $
other parts. the
The Jamaica despatch, of the 6th of August, lies
following
BLOCKADE OF CAR To
01 If
fAcGha Ere
trNhAa—eanjTe
Majesty's
• rt
isOy
,dsUeffics official
dCe1ir:;51316,1311t5:
were posted at the Commercial-rooms
ga p tt ah iant
the Murray,port
rat
et igsanneyx
cpriantee expected bstyatiCn
Irsee receivet
xel
ertad'slsy;l3:l:l:6:-detr-1111:ete.1/''.
large
Tgibelehro
ec
quantitytlMoney
e kl‘,ol
of
or rkf
foreign
low duty, and of which there is every .11f:ilso00"
Even at Is. per quarter, it would require about, u(4
to pay the Government impost, but it "
s nit;
this which presses upon the mercantile e,Jran3l24.o‘l
being a paltry sum in comparison to the s'inn
value of the grain itself, and which beirou
bonded
available
warehouses, forsaleanw
and consumption
co
necessarily cause is
h
release
eei re;
the
lation of a large amount of capital. It is supposed thetece
payments to the foreign consigners 'nave gareaclf;effe
nearly all met by shipments of goods
ent, parts ; at any rate very little g, s left Englat
lately. Upwards of sixty thousand
CLOSING F.
Consols, 90 ; Mexican, 25
BRITISH FUNDS:
corn arrived to-day.
;paoariabi,lls 00
3Banpekr
etonctkß..e. ....
..................
Dittolndia Stock
...
3 per Cent C0n5......... 8f)
3i per Cent Red.. .
New 3i per Cent ........ Ditto Bonds ......... ......
Long A nnuities to e; . ir. . —974
Old Annuities 5
,Ditto New Annuitie. p
New 5 per Cent ..... . Ditto 500/ .........
15
I Ex.p ißttills, ,2prs
Jan, 1860 .... P
Bank Stock for °pg....
Oct 1859
Jan. 1860.
•• Consols for Acct .........
FOREIGN FUNDS.
India Stock for Acct...
Austrian, 5 per Cent.— Portuguese, 5 per cent.
Belgian, 5 per. Cent Ditto, New Ditto .........
Brazilian Br,r,ds. „,
;Spanish,
201f1f2027,
Buenos Ayi:vs, 6 per cent Russian, 5 per cent .....•
Chilian, 'a per cent 7O/ Ditto, Nletallic ............
Colombian, 6 per cent 2Ol Spanish, 5 per cent ....••
Ditto, 185:4. — Ditto, Deferred ........••
Danish., 3 per cent. — French, 5 per cent.f. c,
Greek , 18:6, 5 per cent. Exchange
Met,'.can, 5 per cent.... French, 3 per cent --f• ,re
Ditto, 6 per cent, 1625, Dutch, 2i per cent.
Peruvian, )825, 6 per ct. Ditto, 5 per cent ........••
SHARES
46
London and Brighton (50 paid)
101
London and Blackw all Railway (24 paid)... 02
London and Birmingham Quarter Shares
London and South Western
London and Croydon llailway (Trunk) .....
Midland Counties Railway ( 100 paid) •• 174
South Eastern ind Dover (38 paid)...
T 11114
SPECIMEN OF THE CHAI NESEI EI d. in
AND SPOKEN LANGUAGE.—Mankind is expresse by
spcakipg;x,t,
upon ,
writing by " She jin"—world's men ;
" She keen shang teih jin"—worlds' within ,
The expression, Where are you going top is sutliel
expressed, when written, by the phrase, "Ho ciwoo d in
keu"—what place, and go ; but to be understood e
speaking would require both more numerous and ia
uu
familiar characters, as "Ne taou na le chop kee,--1/
to what place proceed go 2—Professor Kidd's china,