The Sun.
London, England, 1841-11-10 00:00:00

EVENING SUN

lin
on Friday, from Tollymore, the seat of the Earl and
Countess -of Roderic •
TY Lord Granville SoMehet, Chancellor of the Duchy of
,taneaster, returned to town on Saturday, from a tour of
Inspection, in Wales and Cornwall, of the lands belong-
ing to that office.
Lord and Lady John Russell left Endsleigh Cottage
last week, to visit Major-General and the Hon. Mrs. El-
lice, at Devonport.
LordLynedoch arrived in Paris last week. The vene-
rable Lord intends passing the winter in the South
of France.
Lord Francis Egerton has been unanimously elected
Lord Rector of Aberdeen University, by the Senatus
Academicus there.
Count Capo D'lstrias left Mivart's Hotel on Monday,
for the Continent.
The Duchess of Leeds has arrived at Hornby Castle,
Yorkshire, from Mar Lodge, Aberdeenshire.
misCEX.M.ELNEOI:7IS.
The Gosport, branch of the London and South Western
iladway is expected to be opened on the 16th inst.
, The Count de Montholon, who was in confinement; at
tram with Prince Louis Nanoleon has 'obtained perriii-s-
-'1 sion to • ' •where he
reside at a naison de sante at Chadlot,
has arrived.
A requisition has been signed, calling upon_ the inha-
..."lt-auts of Tottenham, whose houses. border .on the me-
tnrnpike :road, to make n general ..meeting for
tile Purpose
1'94.
taking into consideration •-the, lighting of
theOn the Ist instant, the usual harvest-home dinner was
14y, Sir William and Lady Becher (the celebrated
.'" .0"Neill) to the numerous tradesmen and labourers
• (and their wives and daughters) employed at their esta-
blishment at Ballygiblin.
411•14.11.

WAKUEY.—At the meeting of the masons,
Wakley defended his political conduct. At
t:meeting of the inhabitants of St. Luke's, to eSta-
: "HAI a Free-trade Society, the Hon: Gentleman
took the same course. He is becoming- a deter-
mined intruder of his own concerns on. public
Meetings called for very different objects. We
are far from saying that Mr. Wakley's Parlia-
, r,rtentary conduct does not, eed defence; we are
..of a different opinion, and we rejoice to see that
"Pinion confirmed by the Hon. Member's sensi-7
IlYeness,
sringing no doubt from his own con-
',L7tictions. At the same time, it is not fair to
t,h.rust his defence on meetings called for a very
aifferent purpose. The Hon. Member should
84111111011 his constituents, to hear what he has to
saY in his own behalf, and then there would be
n° mistake, let the result be what it might.
The Rev. Sidney Smith long ago remarked
that the whole order of nature seemed reversed
in New South Wales, and he • recommended all
naturalist:, to hold their theories at single
anchor. But the most extraordinary departure
from
the laws of nature in Europe is found,
ding to the Edinburgh Weekly Chronicle; in
"lew Zealand, where the river Waikato runs up
for 140 miles, to the lake Taupe, in which it rises,
through a district of rich and fertile country.
;°thing has been considered more certain than
that a river runs down to the sea, and to find
the running up to its source is certainly one of
"le most extraordinary phenomena recorded,
,yen of the extraordinary islands in the southern
hemisphere.

.ONE Y and COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
LIIERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov. 9.—The sales of
cotton to-day are limited to 1,200 bales entirely to the
traa
without change' n prices.
i LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, Nov. 9.—The follow-
are4rl4l the transactions :--Edinburgh and Glasgow,
31 ; Grand Junction, 191 ; North Midland, 65i ; Third
shares,, 14.
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, NOV. 9.—We have
had but a lirni!ed amount of business to-day, owing to a
tareity of Stock.. London and Birmingham, 157; North
75i; tank of Manchester, 5/. Is. and 51. per share.
There are no later arrivals to-day from any quarter,
41141:10 news of the least interest has•transpired in the City.
'THE FUNDS.
r, The English Securities closed rather flat last night,
ifollsols having receded to 89h for Money, and 89,-; for
: Account, at which quotation they opened' this morn-
to. Business has commenced again in Exchequer Bills ;
"7y are quoted at 10 12 prem.
1,4 e apish securities opened a shade better this morning.
Active. Stock is now 201 241, ; Deferred, 101 ;
I;s4,e, 4! ; 'Portuguese Five per Cents., 294 30 ;
itth Three per Cents. 17- 181.
t The Continental Exchanges were much the same yes-
I'aay as those of last post-day, with the exception of
aril, which is a shade higher.
PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT ONE.

r. aAI CI VA ITS : ----
Paid. Per Share.
watt Western
Ditto New 5O -
..
London and Brighton SO
North Midland
Ditte Thirds
and North Midland. 50 -
Yo

Aust JOINT STOCK BANKS. ,
10
rtiCOutliatt(sNEewk: ' i.R.C.-1-1-A—NME—(YESTERDAY).
Amsterdam . ~.0 F. 12 7f Gibraltar ~•
12itto, at sight
notterda
Aultsverir
Artonabergh ' M.B. 13 13 Venice
Pui '
bi ', a days' sight ... 25 55 Palermo, per ez 118 i.
tto, 3 months 25 80 Lisbon
Alarieilles
'hob. 25 85 Ipporto

"arde
aux 25 85 Rio Jro
ratiltfcirt on Blaine... 1504 Bahiaanei
..
retell
Her,.
••• burgh, 3Us 37i Buenos Ayres
Vie 'ln 7 New York, 21 days sight 46i
•• ....... .. ...
1,44 a, effee. 11. 3M. 953 Philadelphia 46
~rieste, ditto 9 56 PRICES OF BULLION, PER OZ.
• 7.,adrid
-4qiz
tas irbae:lona
36 New Doubloons 0 0 0
••
ktl:, .36 Newt Dollars... 04 WA
36 !Silver in Bars... 05 0
•••••
HALF-PAST ONE.
,Liere is no feature in the Stock Market worthy of
f nee.the opening. Consols remain steady at 89f
biiisaioney, and 89i- for the Account ; Exchequer
ced, 88 i ;ditto,
, 10 12 prem. ; Bank Stock, 165 ; Three per CentsSco.
Three-and-a-Half
ek, 146 147 • unstamped Exchequer bills are quoted
at 8 pre.. ;
Tliere are but four quotations in the Foreign Secu-
s Colombian Six er Cent. Bonds, for Account, 71.
4llla..,uish -Active Stook, 2pl
; Deferred, ICiit ; Dutch Two-
"-a-I,lalf per Cents., 51i i*;. Ditto, Fives, 991
Ditto little doing in Shares.. Great Western are 791; •
149 New, 57, ; tondon and Brighton, 371 ; York
and North Midland; 82.
QUARTER PAST TWO.
89k 7• Ditto for Account, 89k ; Spanish,
:QUARTER TO THREE.
Theret,
tartiY, but the favourable weather has a good effect in
iring a further advance is prices.
pi.usiness generally in the City is still much cont-
. hav-i€,lled of, but it is hoped the birth of a Prince may.
• retn:, softie good effect upon certain departments. The
taJ.Lers sutler greatly, and the Gazette proves that the
Li'-e'ultile' interests share in the general depression.
—YD'S.SH IPPIN'G—(THIS DAY.)
La,
-• MAbIIC:.I4, NOV. 10.—Wind. this day at noon, W. to S.W.
after -d7f•VTE, Nov. 9.—The Amelia was got off Foreness,
/`-ii this -,Beharging part of her cargo, and brought in here
-Drriling; the cargo has been reshipped.
Nov. 9.--Wind S.W. to W., light.—Arrd.
Arrder, Webster, Buenos Ayres ; Cosmopolite, Messina.
• from the River, Arab, Launceston; Blanche, South
tAk strah
; a; Fairy Queen, St. Helena; Castle Lachlan, Ja-
Ittt:' 4tea ; Uarland Halifax ; Eliza, Sierra Leone ; Rebel
and Rosalind, westward.
PoitTsatorru, Nov. 9.—Wind N.W. to W.N.W.—
Arrd. Lucretia, for Swan River.
PiAmot.mt, Nov. 9.—Wind Woodman-
!Lrne, Matta. Sid. Eagle, Port Phillip. Arrd. off, Eliza-
`'Eth Holderneas, Miramichi.
• PALmotyru, Nov. 7.—Wind E.S.E. to S.S.E.
•• Var. and do.—Arrd. Curlew, Allineira, with loss of
'31,1)-boom and sails split. Sid. Heels steamer, Batavia;
v ietory, Malta.
qtriltiiSEY, NOV. 7.—Sld. Duke of Gloucester, De,
laQrara.
b„uniaN, Nov. 7.—Arrd. Zealous, Leghorn.
1,1. TOWN, Nov. 8.--Arrd. Wanderer, St. Lucia.
`o.ot-ws Nov. Nov. B.—Ski. Echo, Trieste.
B. Ski. Hercules, Leghorn.
i;ter, Miramichi.
‘;o4'soA. E Nov. 9.—Arrd. Heiress, Hull for Dart-
Illthel:11,4091zit:r11 foss of bulwarks, &e., having been in eon:
Yarmouth Roads with the Charles and Thome
4"101.3-rfl, Nov. 9.—The Breakwater, of Dartmouth,
b'en got off the Scroby Sand. The Sisters, of Ports ;
" it
got on the Barber Sand this morning, but cam
!or .-S tipposed, without assistance. A Swedish barque
,x Gibraltar is on shore on the South Scroby Sand, but
S.4l)`'eted to be got off. The brig reported on the Cross
She as the Newham, Armstrong, of North Shields.
"as been assisted off, and into the Roads.
I,Ns
Kate
CREEK, Nov. 9.—Arrd. Brothers, Lewis,
o•`tte, Civita Vecchia.
lin' TORBAY, Nov. 9.—Eden, Naylor, Singapore:
-11,187°1., Nov. 9.--Arrd. Experiment, Newfoundland.
4-;E1111'001., Nov. 9.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Sweet Home,
p
ngmar, Monte Video ; Robert Kerr, Quebec ; John
1:t
el. -tnhl),,
_bell, Crompton, Africa, sailed from Fernando Po,
,g• Sid. Abbotts Reding, Canton ; Columbus,
~`"
tittCaln°lloo ; Jane Walker, Mobile ; Minerva, Saver'-
; Columbus, New York ; Zulieka, Constantinople.
At hack, J. Bently, Savannah. Arrd. off, Prompt,
Alin • D
iirrthe Fre' eltionnd., from Buenos Ayres, is supposed to be
°lf Plymouth.

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-}tISTIAN EDUCATION in SYRIA
(THIS DAY.)
tow!, eeting of the subscribers to the Society for pro-
, at n 4 Christian Education in Syria, was this day held
the
'Con ~l)ffiee, 32, Sackville-street, Piccadilly, to take into
ti:;leration the propriety of calling a general public
pr:stin. 6on the subject. There were but few subscribers
Nvn rt, as it was understood that no other business
to,_ll dbe brought before the meeting. It was finally re-
to refer the subject to the consideration of thliec
jaittee, who are to appoint a day for a general public
busi„lng of the friends of the Society. Some private
and Iss Was then gone into by several of the Committee,
meeting adjourned.

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large portion of the Elephant's Rock," at
)i 1)a,14:19°01, which formed so attractive an object on that
,01 the
at
t -oast, was a few dap ago broken tip by C.e
:r.Yne Mercury.