The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-26 00:00:00

HOLLAND.

SECOND CHAMBER OF THE STATES GENERAL.
SITTING OF MARCH 20.
The Committee appointed to examine the certificates of the
election of the two Itiemligrs of South Holland, reported that
they were in the usual TOrm ; that it appeared that the Go-
vernor of South Holland had voted in the election of M.
Enschede, but it was doubtful whether he had voted in that of
M. Van Blieswyk ; that whatever may be thought of the Go-
vernors of provinces voting, it is certain that in this ease the
elections were not decided by the Governor's vote, since the
new Members would have had a majority without it. The
Committee therefore proposed that the Members should be
admitted.
The President moved that the Report be adopted.
A debate ensued in which the Minister Baron Van Zuylen
Van Nyevelt said that some of the Members were mistaken
in supposing that the Government, by its late circular to the
Governors of the provinces, meant to recognise that their voting
at elections was contrary to the Constitution. He thought it
his duty formally to refute this supposition.
The Report of the Committee was agreed to by a majority
of 29 to 21, and the Members were in consequence admitted.
AMSTERDAM, MA acia 20.—Preparations are making at the
Palace to have everything ready to receive the King, but it is
not yet exactly known when his Majesty will arrive in this city.
ROTTERDAM, MARCH 22.—1 t is officially announced that
the King and the Prince will anive here on the 24th of this
month.
At the general annual meeting of the proprietors of the Na-
vigation Company between St. Petersburgh and Lubeck, the
President, Count Bonkendorff, announced that the receipts du-
ring the last year were—
Receipts
'l he Expense
Value of coals iu the warehouses
at Lubeck
Net produce . .
DUTCH .FUNDS.—AIusTEILDAIL Ma Reis 22
Money. Lillis.
tctual Dabt, `46 per Cent
.)ittO, ditto 5 per cent.
Atom t Syndic, 44 per ............ - 8334
Ditto, ditto, 3!.;, per cent 7 i
Commercial Company, 414 per cent 113,4 164
Ditto (Ins and 1637) 5 per cent. ...... •
Loan 1037, 5 per cont.
Exchange on London, One month /2 05
Two rnemtbs
Dutch Papers, March 23.
PRUSSIAN FUNDS.— Bk.:m.lN, Marten 19.
Bids. Money.
St. Sclkuld. Sch., 4!v per cent. lO
l'russian English Loan, 1330, 4 per cent 1110% 100!4
Is;xchange on London, three ineni Si; it %
—Prussian Stale Gaze:tc, March
BELGIAN UNDs—isau.scLs, MARcll
etetatid Debt, '3!-;t per Cent. ............. 521,4
Rothschild's Lox., 5 per C;nt 9O
Loan of Thirty Millions, 4 per Colt ll2
3 per Cent.

Thirty.soven.

70

(1.4 ') 9O
Loan of City, 1632, 4 per Co,
Society of Corrimoree, •Iliper Cent lO2
Bank of Belgium, 5 par Cent .............
National Society . —
Exchange on London (short)
—Brussels Papers, March 23.

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S PANIS I/ FINANCE.

MADRID, MAW!! 14.

There were 1,490 lots of national property sold during
the last month, valued at rs• 15,568,780 5 Ms., which have
fetched re. 40,929,671 20 ms. ; so that the total numbar of
lots sold since 1834 is 37,573, realising rs. 1,435,912,000
12 ms., or about fifteen millions sterling, independent uf
seventy millions, or 735,000/. sterling, that are still due by
the purchasersof national property in 1821 and 1822, among
whom there. is one of the present influential excellence!.
The censos sold, 1,833 in number, have obt.ined a capitalised
prize of re. 24,481,476 5 ms. It would thus appear that,
although the sales have been so extensive, not more than
about two millions sterling have teen settled for, there being
still outstanding, as due by the purchasers, the sum of
fourteen millions sterling, for which Me;srr. Mendiz at al,
San Millen' Santillan, Rio Pats., Gamboa, and the many
others who have been at the bead of the Finance Deprt-
went are answerable, because, had they not connived with
the fraudulent purahasers, these latt.,r would have been
punctual ia paying up the instalments as they became r!ee•
It is supposed that M. Ferrer will decline acceptiag_
Messrs. Matheu and Co.'s offer for the nominal advanccec ..
1
o
ninety millions of rids. Should such be the case his E
x
lency will have acted with patriotiz. indepenue ;c,, Leo:luso
it is not, in fact, a loan from Matheu and Co.
it,mo
eGatTbrnu-t
ment, those gentlemen do not trust Government;
they,t
o trust from London in
bththeernt.erms of their proposal, expect Government
M. Gonzales writes desp johff
d.. ome
pglYn Ball to c for_
respect to the chance of indu:invgdi
ward with some spare cash towaredsthae Jading liftawhy toh our
s
sinking financial condition ;
his rntssao
told the deputation that waith:dnnonhim at. Hotel,
on on behalf of the bondholders, that n is qcito un-
connected with financial lamrs.

GREAT WESTERN
ON'TnsTu°enildayTl:lorEning as the first train was
Farringdo
‘tVitoeotten Bassett road to London just
rtAAILcA 1y.D...!
employed on the line, who was knocked
temple. A short time afterwards another
station, it Came in
contact
beforep ro c e d
itsiv,
igt
arrival
fraoi
vi ni:llat
nh:t
on to the tram, and the whole t pa ed
manover
whci
rs k leftiij
g
on the line near Reading was finishing some work on the
side of the road, when, a part of the embankment gave way
and crushed him.... Chellenham Chronicle.