The Sun.
London, England, 1841-10-21 00:00:00

MORNING SUN

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ataxy- after the murder. Two of the gang were known
to Mar,- Rogers, - and, -it is said, that, meeting her in
the street o.; the morning of - her murder, invited-her to
sail to Holx)ke,_:- saying that they had hired a boat
with oarsmen—tha,: she accompanied them—was en-
ticed, unsuspecting, to
_retired part- of the shore, and
, when arrested,
there, after the accomplishzn. eut of their hellish put',
pwoosre:,a brienTluly,;lierr mus
rdered. .to h7al:l-ellasegan
-,en identified as
longing to Miss Rogers.'
ratcnsnianttk.;--The Rev. J. Rankin, 0: Ripley, Mis-
souri, publishes in the Telegraph of that that ea'
the eight of the 12th. instant -an attempt was va.ld° to.
fire has barn and to attack his house, by some eix or
eight men. Threats had reached Mr. Rankin's ems its
an intended attack, and he had prepared himself with
arms for his defence. His son and nephew hearing at
.signal whistle, rushed out of the house with pistols.
-The swieame upon one of the ruffians, and received a
shot so close as to set his shirt on fire, and leave On his
body several distinct marks 'of shot. The fire was re-
tured, when the assailants cried murder and ran. Au-
other man fired at the nephew, which was returned, and
with a loud shriek his assailant fled, slower than the
others. Six or seven shots passed in a few seconds--
the young men pursued, but without overtaking the mots
nor have the persons concerned since been discovered.
The attempt to fire the barn failed, owing to the damp-
ness of the night. Mr. Rankin is an Abolitionist.
Flat; IN VERNON.—We learn that the large satinet
_
factory -of the New England Companv,in Rockville
(Vernon), of which George Kellogg, Esq., was agent,
was destroyed by fire on Saturday evening, with all its
contents. We have not heard the particulars, but un-
derstand the loss to be about $50,030—0n which there
was an insurance of $20,000.
A GRAND LOCOFOCO "RALLY" AT ALBANY.--ti The
Locofoco meeting in the Sth ward," says the Journal,
" was as numerous and respectable' as four individuals
could make it 1"
FOUR PERSONS BURNT TO ASHES !—We have been
furnished with the following details of a late horrible
catastrophe. The house of Sylvester S. H. Brown, on
-South Creek, about eight miles from this place, was 'con
sumed by fire on the 11th inst. at about eleven o'clock at
night, and four persons, viz. two sons of Mr. Brown,
one aged seven and the other five yearsa--Thomas Smith,
aged fifty years, and a daughter of Ezekiel Campbell,.
abed eleven years.—Sag Harbour Corrector.
DE Avis AT NEW ORLEANS.—On the 19th September,
of yellow fever, Captain Julius Carrington, a heave of-
New Haven county, Connecticut, for many years a resi-
dent of .New.Yerk city, and for the last three years a
resident of that place, aged 35 years. Same day, Mr.
P, Bronson, aged 24 years, a native of Winchester, Con-
necticut ; Richard Edwards, a native of Wales, Great
Britain; 'Mrs. Julia Frances Merrifield, consort of Mr.
S. Merrifield. On the 20th September, of . the prevail-
ing epidemic, James Y: Semple,- a native of Pittsburg,
Pen., aged 30 years ; Mr. Samuel Ewart, a native of
Loughbrickland, County Down, Ireland ; John Henry
Hopkins, aged 22 years, a native of Lexington, Rock-
bridge County, Va.
HEALTH REPORT.—Tha interments for forty-eight
hours up to yesterday noon, as reported to the Board
of Health, were 98, of whom ,77 were yellow fever sub-
jects. During the same time 21 Nvera interred iu Lafa-
yette, 12 of whom were from New Orleans. The mor-
tality for the week ending on, the same day was 292, of
which 220 • were of yellow fever. During the corres-
ponding week in 1839 there were only 137 deaths, of
which 83 were yellow fever cases.---New Orleans Bee.
Jcsner. TO ABOLITIONISTS.—The St. Louis papers,
received this morning, state that the three men (Burr,
Wash, and Thompson) taken in Missouri, and charged
with enticing negro slaves, had been tried at Palmyra
on the 10th and 12th instant, convicted, and sentenced
to the perdtentiary for twelve years.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CITY, WEDNESDAY EVENING.

A better feeling was produced in the Stock Exchange
by the tenor of the minces from the United States, and
although we cannot announce a return to perfect con-
fidence, we may notice a greater -disposition to purchase
Stock. The buSbiess.done was not of magnitude. Con-
sols for immediate transfer advanced from 871 to 81
88 ; and for Account, front 87Z- and 88* to 88 -t; ;Ex
chequer Bills were heavy at 10s. to 12s. prem.' and India
Bonds at Is. prem. to ls. disconnt ;India Stock was at an
itisprovement from 241 -to 243. The New Three-and-a-
Ihlf per Cents. got up to 97A- and 974 ; and the Re,
duced Annuities to 861- and u ; South. Sea. Old .Annt;i7
ties were at 9711.
The opinion is gaining ground that Espartcro wilt
ere long be enabled to restore peace. to his distracted
country, for the example of his energy at Madrid has
prevented any.greater extension of the revolution in the
provinces. Generally the Foreign Market was depressed
again to-day, Spanish Stock being the only exception,
as it improved to 19 and 21* ;. Chilian Bonds were at
65i to 66 ;,Colombian at 18.7 ; Brazilian at 49i to 50+ ;
and Mexican at- 24. Dutch Two-and-a-llalf per Cents.
were worth .51- to. a.
In shares the bargains were limited. Brighton were
121 to 12 ; and Blaekwall 16 discount. Great Western
10, and South Western 121 premium.
The following is a statement of exports for a period
of less than three months froM the flourishing .port of
Windsor Bay,. Canada. It is„gratifying to witness such
an indication of the amount of export tradelroin one of
the Canada harbours. .
.•
Statement of produce -shipped • from Poti.)Vindger.
Whitby, front the ,esth of -April to the 31,1;11. of June,
1841
Wheat ..
• Flour
• Oatmeal
• - Corn Meal
Pork
- .Lard ......
Smoked Hants
Peas
R v e..

11,586 bushels. .
8,500 barrels.
550, ditto.
290 ditto.
2,500 ditto.
30 ditto.
12 hogsheads. '
1,622 bushels.
.550 ditto.
Grass-seed lOO ditto. •L'• •
Ashes • - :34t) harrels. -
Whiskey
Lumber 500,04.0 feet.
Also several thousand bushels of )ats.. .
(From The Suit of Last Night.)
Tile anxiety which has-.prevailed for the last few' days
has at length been relieved, by the arrival of. the packet
ship, • South America, and the steam ship, CaledOnia.
The news brought by them is considered to be more
favourable than was generally expected. The full de-
tails will be found in another part of the paper.
141VERPOOL Slum: MARKET, OCT. 19.7—Nothing of
importance has been done in the. Share Market. The
interest excited by the arrival of the Caledonia has
caused all operations to be suspended.
LIVERP99I,
new
MARKET, OCT. 19.-Our Market
possesses no feature today. The demand bai been
general, -and the announcement of the anxiously ;looked-
for steamer being off Holyhead, has suspended further
operations, till-the nature of her intelligence is known..
The quantity sold is estimated at from 2,000 to 3,000
bales; a few hundreds, soma say 300, of them on specu-
lators' account; prices without change from yesterday:
MANCUESTE ft STOCK E%CI-1.4 NGE, OCT. 19.—We
have still-the-same inanimate market we noticed yester-
day. Our transactions are very limited. llowever, with
the exception of an inquiry for Midland Counties there
is a downward tendency. Manchester and Leeds, Old
Shares, 561. to 57/. ; Quarter Shares, 21. 145.-6 d. ; Bank
of Manchester have been done at Si. Is. 6d. ; and Man-
The llamburgh chester due on Monday, has arrived
with the letters and papers of Friday. Exchange comes
the same as ty:fore; Gold •,!F lower, the last price being 428.
The intelligence from the United States is now gene-
rally known, consequently the apathy which has pre-
vailed in the Stock Ex.'chang-e for the last few days has
passed, and thu brokers • and jobbers are bus • 11.0 •11 this
morning.

Conic-its opened full a per cent. higher then the
closing price of last night: They are now Sin !'r
Money, and 2SI -1} for. the Accouiit; Exchequer Bills
los. 12s. ; Bank btook heavy at 162 164.
Spanish Active Stbek opened timer ,ices ;the quota-
with an advance
of near. per cput, upon last4aK Cs pr
tioals now-19i ; Portuguese five per Cents. arci29i ;
the Threes, 171 12.
Very little doing in. Shares, Great Weitern Fifths are
61; -London-and:Birmingham; .37-I,k-;• Snnth Western.
; London and-Croydon, 1 g York and North. Mid"
land , - , _

great;tcnAaßelgian,
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et' fprreRte1Ue1ere1,1edientn6.3.et.i..1a...t......c.......(.1...
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against him. Even the owner of the Caroline, who , .
on board at the time of tho attack,
apttpirsielitni°t,toel.l).l3lsighti:..ell,rl:se.sl7:lll:,,tiooorsibti'.Sie..e.:.%.,..t.',,irafidujAintieaildl2le.llr3;;ft(brn:!
the Irian, Durfee. killed,' is of (Onion theadt,7-..,
tow ac -
not the assailant, at •
least so it is ptate
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counts. The' provocation for the seTtlr.s
_tuptrosgued" 111:;
shown to have been verb• great, but 1 i '
.
will be given U.
&ilk Stock 16311 India
Bonds ............... .:4Prr
3 per Cent Red
88 Ditto
N Annuities...
3 per Cent Cow CLOSING
BRITEsi
BRITISH FU.
FI:
tul 1 .t
NI toFti
dso:..
:.
Annuities. . . . . . .
..
.... :
....... , .
New 34 per Cent 9lx "Di: t„ 5001........ 12 pm
New 5 per Cent - Ditto Small. •••12 pm
Long Annuities to expire
Bank Stock for Acct..•
Jan. 1860 •• India Stock for Acct••••
Oct 1859..........
Jan. 1860.. . . ......
I:)REIGNIC,FOI7II:IN:DStiefir.e,A:t .e; .ge
........ 88:1:.
'Prussian, 5 per cent..,
... .
nit to, New,.per Ditt0......
cceent... .. . . •
Russian, 5 per cent ll3
Ditto:'Metallic . . .... .
14gt
Colombian, 6 per cent...
.. Ditto, Deferred... . .
Ditto 124. ...... ... ...
t. -4
Danis'l3,3l,"ceut ....... ~,,_ , , per .
_e.
-45 5 per cent. ..-•aenatwe
Greek, 16: ,
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co,
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Grt.,i.:4l,
mexim,, 5 per cent.... 24% I;'reiich,73 per cent... ----:ff, --1.
per cent, }t 25. Dutch, 24 per cent. ... 51i 1825, 6per c t . SHARKS
r((iestlsiool taDi
paid.
lisaaiviiddoa
y.,).i5.4..2p..5.eri ...........................
......75: 9gi
' .......
Great Western Railway (63 i+aidl ...
Ditto Fifth (4 paid)
pDei trTtuell:
London and Brighton (50 paid) ...
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London and
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CSroourtdholnVeßmat.eil'fnay (Trunk) -.
17111;4
York andlorth Midl Midland Railway (50 paid) 78
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tsiseathivr:arkaosrwieshilei:t:aelisa..,ta399in_l3ibrii.ei,.,iiFsli

The days are so short in the Northern States,
that the people sit up all
A fellow down East is so tarnation yellow that
the dyers are !tinning him down with blood-hounds.
They calculate a few, that, in the event of catching him,
they will only have to souse him in a cistern to tinge
the water a brilliant amber. The ~!:•qu at tee' „has hitherto
"scliree. ,t. • ~
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; ea4atoq el :1r: "„/,eris tranqtf)ud3 Lart**.:,
.A. raiz ier usvoxt.