The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-11 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF THE rsIORN/NO
JOURNALS.
From an unusual press of matter, we are compelled this
morning to confine ourselves to a brief summary tbe pnitti"
cal articles of the Morning Journals.—The 7lntes contain!:
leading article on the subject of the conduct of Ministers,l'ti
reference to the Administration of Justice Bill, in
of which, alluding to the present position of Ministers, 061.
Contemporary observes :—" The House of Commons has gi/fii
them notice to quit, bus declared them unworthy to exercise
the powers already vested in the Ministers of the Crown, 45
charged them with treachery to the British Con,titution. The);
say, we will not quit—we will keep our places in defiance 01
you—we appeal from the House of Commons to the country;
and then two days afterwards, they come down to the hem
the course
House of Commons, and ask for new powers Leven e them
pending their appeal, and that without pretendingocan
that such a grant is necessary for the public, glt
The arguments by which they back their rglii.!!
are, if possible, more preposterous than the thing itself f
—The Morning Post, in an article suggested by the debate 0_
Tuesday night in the Commons, enters at some length ti",
abuse of Ministers. The article contains nothing
extract. The Morning Herald has an 'article the subiFic,,
of the Corn-law question, in which our Contemporary' rai.:„
through the greatest part of two columns, against the ()prone!: 6
of monopoly.
The Morning Chronicle thus rails t
otnne
political tactics of the monopolist faction :—" There is 4
subject especially on which the monopolist faction is net 10,
trusted ; their game, in town elections, is to hold out
tllu
promises of mitlgatine. the bread-tax. They laid it 0,1+:14
have kept it on, and they will still keep it iftrjais-
can. Tney have forgotten the decorum of 01
lative Assembly in order to reject inquiry in the most sore I,
worthy in"{
and insulting manner. Their skill in Parliamentary tactic,/
and the full force of their party organiza,ion, bring ng(c:ceiv„.
individual to the vote, have been employed, purposele win;
eessfully, to quash the discussion of the subject. Theyhnathe
Ve
overpassed the ordinary bounds of party warfare to Puels )ate-
fiVuliinimistproystf.or cAlanri,ni gnotlov ctohnotyemsphlraitnekt hefroumaitifgaairtliyongoolint;) itsol the
country as the bread-tax party."

MONEY MARKET and CITY -Pi, IV
FROM THE 1113RNING PAPERS OF TIOS
CHRONICLE.—Inactivity still pervades the Stee;no• ls
change, and the Funds continue almost stationary, but I
for the opening have improved a shade. , them
We have heard from undoubted authority that tne„'-ck is
for payment of the next dividends on the Portuene'c 'l°Corla
ready in deposit, and on the expected ratification of the were
tract by the Cortes on the 3d or 4th instant, the itui'
to be transferred to the financial agency in London.' but s
P 0 ST. —Th e i format ion from Frankfort holds out: CV
gloomy prospect for the holders of the Danube and Mrsebila
nal shares, issued some years since by the house of 11° dig'
and Co. Those shares have for a long period been at sub'
count of nearly fifty per cent, on the cost, or money 15th
scribed; and we now learn that the dividends (Inc on "1' (or
instant, anti 15th of December next, fixed at 16 fr,3ll,jsercrs)
16s. to 175.) per share, are likely to be paired dirin yulr
to 7 francs 40 cents. (or 12s. to 135.) per share. n'eust•
lie at Frankfort were looking with great anxiety for souls
not
munication upon the subject from the Bavarian Go
v; which might be relied upon as authentic. its°is
SUN.—The accounts from the United States by the 13r
seem to hold out a promise of improvement in eeleturit
affairs ere long, but those from Canada are not satis''better
though we trust they will by the next packet exhibit
orbig
statement. The question of the timber duties was abs '
all attention in the provinces. to , fe
The funds closed rather firmly. Consols improved stock
buyers for the opening. There was no transfer of morel
after one o'clock. Exchequer Bills were Ss. to 105. Prc, gag
and India Bonds 3s. premium ; the Reducid Three-sou-- -
per Cents. brought 97a to-,. Actife
The foreign securities were still neglected. SPauls
Bonds receded to 23 and 221, and Pertugaese Three per
to In. Mexican Bonds were at 27i, and Colombian
st
Belgian stock realisedin to 100. quir
Shares were dealt a fair extent, at the previno
5 tat ions.

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