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

EXPRESS FROM PARIS,

1

The Moniteur Parisi announces that the
negotiations commenced with the Belgian Com-
missioners, on the subject of the treaty of com-
merce, had not been broken off, as stated by a
morning journal, that a conference was held be-
tween them and the Minister of Commerce On,
Tuesday, and that one of the Commissioners had
set out fbr Brussels to procure certain documents
judged necessary for the negotiations.
The Toulonnais of the sth inst. mentions as pa"
sitive that six ships of the line under Admiral
Casy would shortly sail for Brest, and that the
rest of Admiral H ugon's squadron will probablY
be ordered to Tunis, " where British influence
was daily gaining ground." The ships Trident
and Hercules suddenly put to sea on the 4th, for,
it was believed, the Belearic Islands.

At A vesnes, on the lst inst., the people rose
in arms against the revenue agents, who had
come to execute the census, and compelled than
to retire. •

Great preparations were making at Neuiily for
a grand dinner to be given by the King in per-
son to the 17th Regiment of Light Infantry, ei
which his son, the Duke d'Aumale, is Colonel.
The guests are expected to amount to upwards
of 3,000.
M. Kaufmann had left Brussels on a commer-
cial mission from the Belgian Government to
Spain.
Our private accounts from Madrid of the Ist
inst. state, that the anniversary of the revolution
of September was celebrated that day with great
eclat and enthusiasm on the part of the people'
The reception given to Espartero by the troops
and National Guards proves that the Regent has
not fallen in their estimation.
The Gazette publishes a decree which extend!,
the amnesty of the 30th of November last to al;
Carlist soldiers and officers below the rank 0'
Colonel, on conditiari ;that they shall take the
oath of allegiance to Queen Isabella, to the
~,Reg-
ent, and to the constitution of the Monarchy. BY
another decree theßegent conferred decorationso¢
all the survivors of the fatal revolutionary atterq
made at Almeria in 1824, and recommend
special honours to be paid to the memory Ile
Don Pablo Iglesias. The new tariff is to con'
into operation on the Ist of Nove,mber next. Ali
cording to the Hablador the Government 01,
shortly obtain the advance of 60,000,000 of rear'
The Bourse remained closed on account of the
feast.

In Barcelona the anniversary of the revolw
ion was also celebrated with great public re'

Joicings.
Our St. Sebastian letter of the 4th instant con.
firms our previous announcement, that Quo
Christina had given up the resolution of proceed'
ing for the moment to the frontiers of Spain.
The Nuremberg Gazette of the 4th inst.
tions, that the religious differences betwe'"
Prussia and the Holy See had been at last sat'''
factorily adjusted.
The Illoniteur Ottoman of the 18th ult. state,
that the Sultan had conferred the order of tb,,,
Nischan Iftichar on the Emir Beschir and
Patriarchs of Jerusalem and the Maronites.
circular had been published by the Reis Eifel' a
raising the blockade of Candia. The Por,2 haf
granted a general amnesty to the insurgents °0
that island. Reschid Pasha was preparing ti
leave for France, and had already paid sevell
visits to the members of the corps diplomatiqUe:
Advices from St. Petersburg, of the 26th 1114
state that the grand hall of St. George's, in t'd
lately rebuilt winter palace had given way, 8115
that all the splendid Italian paintings and yogi;
valued at several millions of francs, had bee
destroyed.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEW,'
CITY, TWELVE 0
O'CLOCD'si,
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, SEPT. B.—Theibil
ness done in the Cotton Market to-day is to a modelii
extent, the sales amounting to 3,000 bales American•
prices there is no alteration.
LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, SEPT. B._Ther f:i'
the
lowing comprise the transactions at the close 01;x
Stock Exchange :—G rand Junction, 200 ; Ditto Quar,'D•
shares, 27; London and Birmingham, 32/. Shares, 53; "
don and South Western, 52.
There are no later arrivals again to day froto 'l'4
quarter. ,
irb.
a
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, SEPT. ,--", e
Share Market continues dull. Manchester and Biro 171
ham, 21 21-i- ; Hull and Selby, 36 37 ; North Micils: '
65 66 ; ditto, Thirds, 91 91 ; Bank of Manchester, 5V
THE FUNDS. ing
Consols opened without any variation from the cl °s ; gO
price of yesterday, being 891 I for Money, and 89/0
for the Account ; Exchequer Bills 11 13 preen.;
India Bonds par to 2 prem. viseSt
Spanish Actite Stock 211 22 ; Portuguese, .1
3014 71 ; Ditto Threes, 4i.
Very little business doing.
PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT O:1'
RAILWAYS. Paid. Per Share.
Great Western
Ditto New N 53i to b'
Ditto Fifths
London and Brighton
London and South Western 3B; soii .. to
Ditto Tenths
North Midland

Ditto New
South Eastern and Dover
fork and North Midland... 5O
PRICES OF IRISH STOCKS, DUBLIN, SEPT' 170
3 per Cent. Consols
Three and Half Stock 97i Grand Canal Stock. ..... •••
Ditto Reduced ...... Ditto Debs. 6 per cent,'
Ditto New 1830......... 97,4 Ditto 4 per cent ......... 9,z3)
34 per Cent. Debs.
HALT-PAST
Two ships have arrived this morning from China,
the Mellish, and the Dartmouth ; the former sailed o,_°, of
24th of April, for London, with a cargo of 490,1161e'
teaA , and the latt 8209631b5.
failure haser taken, place in the Tea Market to-citl'iiib's
which is said to be very heavy, in consequence of
Tea had declined to ls. 101 d. r 5101
Since the early part of the morning both the -,--'ll-noof
and Foreign Securities have gone fiat. Consols are or
893 for Money, and 19i for the Account. Exclie,ci;
Bills have receded to 11 prem. Spanish Active Si,t°e-iits,f
now quoted at 218 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per
513 ; ditto Fives, 102-1. ier°4
The Share Market continues heavy. Great Wesaitto
are 77 ; ditto New, 54; London and Brighton, 46 ;,,jegif
South Western, 501 ; South Midland, 634 ;ditte
313,
QUARTER TO TI-nr ,s
There are some very satisfactory circumstalniol
the recent commercial accounts from our East O.
possessions, to which attention has not been %es
ciently called. The trade of Bombay, in the ;toe
of all the obstacles caused by the depressed CO
of affairs in the Mother Country, and the -,set,
mencement of hostilities with China, has /are Ite
very much within the past quarter of 1840. 0
imports had amounted to 97.83.229 rs., p 1 aiog
increase of 52 lacs, as compared with the correse,,eo/
quarter of 1839, and the exports were 92.51.407 fureferf
or an increase of 72 lacs. Above all things, h 1 di°
the rapid advance of the cotton trade with Englan
for especial congratulation. 90;
Consols, Money, 893 3 ; Ditto, Account, S"
Mexican, 253 3 ; Spanish, 213 22.

THE MARKETS-THIS DAir.
COLONIAL MARKET. dove:
The Markets were dull. Privately little business o'3oo
and the public sales were unimportant. Pries had
ward tendency for most articles. The imports were fait te•
e o
TEA MARKET. f
There was an increased disinclination evinced to„01'8143
Prices were not so firm, and is. 101 d. taken for viol 5
Congou—cash. There have been some arrivals ands
are near at hand.

TALLOW MARKET. the
Prices kept up, but the market was quiet, and 4 0 the
value of P. Y. Candle on the spot, the deliveries fro
warehouses were good.
ti et Win I ECHAPEL HAYMARKET. 'et4
P to
The supply was plentiful, the demand middling, and 4. -
without alteration. Clover, 31. to 61. ; Meadow 031'
41. 15s. ; Straw, V. 4s. to 2/. Bs.

GREAT NORTH OF ENGLAND RAILWAY.
Traffic returns for the week ending Sept. 6, 1841.2
Passengers ........................ £929 12 3
Merehandize ............... 422 12 ......... •••
1,352 4 tars,
D. O'BRIEN, See°

Darlington, Sept. 8.

set
EXTENSIVE F—IIIE—S—.--Last night, the 110
No. 50, Bread-
fitarbel.e-lTinhen street, Cheapside, in the joint occulsio,
of Mr. S. I). • Davies, furrier, and . Mr. Daniel l'-tool"A
4T, Owoool.anufacturer, and Mr. Downs, hatteXi. and
Mr.
loss is supposed to be between 2,00,, aop
Daniels is insured in the Alliance Conlyird
other fires also took place, one of wnich oc'et )11;
about seven o'clock, last night, at the house °'r Luia
Lucas, Suter's-buildings, Somers'-town, a earPente Cos'
builder, when a considerable part of the stock w3s,,iiiik
!timed. The other fire broke out in Richmond )Ir,
ings,_ Princess-street, Soho, in a house 'occupied its coo'
R. Ellis, carpenter, when the workshop,
tents were seriously injured. s I 0(
DESTRUCTION Of THE SHIP ICEL-°,,i14
behchc.de
FlRE.—This fine, new, and co •ship commodious rth Si
to the New Zealand C Company, lying in the 1° _
,1 troyea
with all its
of the West India Export Dock, was last night -eLginc9
by fire. Mr. Braidwood, with five of the engirt
from Farringdon-street and the adjacent srt.lo,dco
arrived; but from . her being about hit' f the
found it impossible to get to the seat o
her frora
.ls a.
tire, save and the . only alternative left to
which ,y, level
complete destruction was to scuttle her,
complished about two o'clock, when she was sun ' ved
with her deck, and the fire in the upper part wusascer
torioao,
speedily extinguished. Endeavours were inade
fain the cause of the calamity, but, singularly could
not a single individual connected with the ship
,c pd vov
found. All the information that could be
underohtlun tll°
that she was about making her first voya -s Or
The loss of
auspices of the New Zealand Company•
tamed is supposed to amount to several thouse
pounds. „ co 6/
The district of the South Staffordshire
0, re
field is said to support, by its mineral riches alon,ef,
pulation of upwards of 200,000 individuals.