The Sun.
London, England, 1840-03-24 00:00:00

EVENING EDITION.

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.'

SECOND CONCERT, Maucti 23.
"Oh Cluelle Belle Soiree !" was the express:
distinguished foreigner, as the last sounds of Ch
overture fell upon the car.
The evening was indeed a triumph for the
The selection was admirable, and the performance

so. Much of the precision of last evening ia, no do
t 4
owing to the exclusion of the public from the rehearse4.lli
is eviently made more a matter of business this season,
and the effect is glorious. Moschelles is an admirable
conductor—he feels the subject, and communisates that
feeling to the orchestra.
From the performance of last evening we feel assured
that this splendid phalanx of talent has awakened from its
lethargy, and put fo; th its power in all its pristine strength
each individual performer appeared to feel and mate the
public declaration —" I will not be one in the destiuction
of this Society; I will not participate in the ruin of this
temple ; persevere in the course now begun—all former
errors will be fcrgotten, and success is certain.—Suce?ss
to the Philharmonic."

ATEST NEWS FROM AMERICA.

13y the arrival yesterday at Liverpool of the packet ship
Garrick, Captai❑ Palmer, we have received New York
papers to the 26th ult., but from Quebec and Toronto the
Journals are only to the 13th, the date of the last arrivals.
They bring no political news of interest. The subjoined
extracts include all that we find in these papers of com-
mercial interest:—

New York Money Market and City News, Tue.:idly,
February 25 —The schooner Doric, from TamOlco,
brought to New Orleans, on the 12th, 181.929 dollars in
specie. The schooner Eliza Ann was waiting at Tarnpilo
for a conductor, with another large supply. 12,000
dollars more arrived the same day from Matagorda aiud
Port-au. Prince.
For the first time in two years stocks have bock got.
nered, it is said, in Wall.street. North American Trust
bas, within the last few days, run up from 40 to 49 per !
cent. The aborts are closed in upon, and have fulfilled
their engagements at heavy leases. •
The North River is open to Poughkeepsie, a I,loop
hiving arrived from that place; the impression is, the it
is open all the way to Albany. Thi.h Wry aestv4stirLa
news for this city. Travellers, particularly, will rt.loicts
at this.

The packets from Europe bring little or nu freight, but
the packets for Europe are full, and over full. Theyar-
rick has an immense outward freight of flour, corn, cotton;
and tea. Tea, by this way, is now sent to England in
great quantities. We are paying our delaa as fiat uwe
can, and contracting no new ones.

MONDA7.—Stocks are all up tc-day. North American
Trust rose 3} per cent. ; United States Bank, i; Ame-
rican Exchange Bank, Bank of Commerce, k ; Sto-
nington, -41 ; and Mohawk, 4 ; Harlem sold at Saturday's
prices ; of Delaware and Hudson, only 25 shares were
disposed of to-day ; they brought 72. There was no isle
of Manhattan Bank stock. It was put up at 88, Sad Eig
offered.

SPIRIT OF THE DOMESTIC MARKETS.
At Philadelphia, for the week ending Saturcray, %sod,
thore was an evident improvement iu business. The de-
mand for domestic cottons and woollosis was increasing.
but prices were without change. Supplies of bark were '
arriving, but there had been -.no sales. Sales of sperm.
candles for shipment, at $4O a $42. There was a brisk
demand for coffee, but no material change is price.
Stocks higher. Supplies of cotton were larger, but the
demand was limited. The supplies of flour were large.
There was a moderate demand for coastwise and foreign
shipment, with sales principally at $5 50e. cash, trot the
news from Liverpool reduced the price to $5 21re. to
$5 37c. ; rye flour, g 3 50c. Sales of 3,000 bushels
Pennsylvania wheat for shipment to England at $ll2 to
$ll3 for red, and $ll5 for white. Prices after-
wards declined to $lO3 for red ; rye $62 ; corn
$56 for yellow. There was a good demand for mo-
lasses. The supplies of sugar were large, and lea
had declined. Sales, 965 klads New Orleans new
crop, at $6 50c. to $6 81 rc., six months. Sale of Virginia
leaf tobacco at 8i to 9i cents. Freight, for flour to Liver-
pool Ss. were offered for two or three ships, but here were
none in port. Exchange on England, $l5. On Boston,
$6 prcm. ; New York, s6i ; Baltimore, par ; Ckarlet-
ton, $1 picm. ; New Orteans, par to $1 pre:in. ; Mobittr,
$4 dis. Natchez, $l5 ditto; Nashville, $lO dittos;
specie, $6l prem.
At Baltimore, for the week ending Saturday, basinoss
had considerably improved. The sales of coffee weric large.
The transactions in flour were large for shipment to Enl-
land and coastwise. Freight was very high, and the last
vessel vas taken at Gs.

At Pitssburgh, on the 11th, there was but little business
doing. The receipts of flour were light. Sale of 500
barrels, deliverable 10th April, at :3 12c. Wheat, 410 e.
Whisky, 21c.