The Sun.
London, England, 1847-10-05 00:00:00

PORTUGAL.

SOUTHAMPTON, OCT. .s.—The Jupiter arrived
from Lisbon this day at noon. Her news is not very
important. The Terrible had not arrived from An-
gola with the Count Bomfim and other prisoners.
The present Ministers were manifesting a disposition
to fulfil the terms of the Protocol, and conciliating
the popular party. It was reported that the Cabral
and Sitldanha factions had coalesced against their
common roe, me rival owpternbri6t migueiist come-
deration. There seems, however, to be some doubt
on this head, as it was asserted that Marato, Roma,
and others, had strongly objected to it. The squa-
dron was still at Lisbon.

The Teviot, from the West Indies and Mexico, is
hourly expected at Southampton.

REGISTRATIONS.-(THIS DAY.)

MIDDLESEX.

Lancelot Shadwell, Esq., the barrister appointed
by the Lord Chief Justice to revise the list of voters
for the county of Middlesex, held his court today at
the Green Man, Bethnal green, for the revision of the
lists of the parishes of Bethnal-green, Hackney,
Christ Church, Shoreditch, Norton Folgate, and the
Old Artillery-ground::

In consequence of the decision of the Learned
Gentleman yesterday with respect to Mr. Shepherd,
the principal objector for the Conservatives, the revi-
sion to-day was almost a matter of course, and no
case of any interest came before the Learned Gentle-
man during the morning. Mr. Shadwell concluded
his labours in this district at an early hour.

CLERKENWELL._(THIS DAY.)
William Dennis Daley, a tailor, was charged with
inter-marrying with Mary Anne Barry, his first wife,
Susan Galbally, being still alive.
It appeared from the statement of the second wife
that she became acquainted with the prisoner about
two years ago, when he represented himself as a
single man. They were married at St. George's
Church, Bloomsbury, on the 29th of last December.
For some time after her marriage she never suspected
anything wrong, but she eventually ascertained that
he had been previously married, and that his first
wife was then living with her mother at No. 3,
Crocker's-buildings, Hoxton Old Town. She taxed
the prisoner with the deceit which he had practised
on her, when he treated the matter with the greatest
levity, and said he thought his first wife had been
long ago dead. He was then given into custody.
Mary Galbally, the mother of the first wife, proved
that she was present at the marriage of the prisoner
with her daughter, in December, 1841, and her
daughter was residing with her at present. He
treated her very badly, arid left her very shortly
afterwards, and they saw him two or three times
during about a twelvemonth, after which they heard
nothing of him, until they were told he was in cus-
tody upon the present charge.
The prisoner was remanded to Wednesday, in
order that the police might procure copies or the
registers and other formal evidence.

LAMBETH.—('PHIS DAY.)
A young man, who gave his name as John Nelson
Hiscock, and surrendered himself yesterday to police-
constable P 295, was placed at the bar before Mr.
Elliott, charged, on his own confession, with having
robbed his late employers, Jiessrs. Jeffery and Morris,
mercers, Liverpool, of a large quantity of silk pocket-
handkerchiefs, and other goods.
The case was remanded to this day week, for fur-
ther evidence, before he should be remitted to Liver-
pool.

ivAARIKEEATNINDGLOArmi3TEIITIIIi.IiifaAstIS CATHOLICS Or SOUTH-
the boroughs o
tended
meeting
f of the Roman Catholic inhabitants of
night a numerously at-
Southwark andiveLsatinmbinesttherw,
aansdhmeladrya.t
the:Temperance Hall, Waterloo-road, to adopt measures
for the formation of an association similar to those esta-
blished in the city of London,
lebone, for the vindication of Catholic rights and the
protection of Roman Catholic privileges, by increasing
as far as possible the number of Catholic electors, and
organising the Roman Catholic residents of the metro-
polis. M. Forristol, Esq., took the chair, and explained
the object of the meeting. Several persons having ad-
dressed the meeting, fl warm vote of thanks was passed
to the chairman, and the meeting separated.
Tut. LAtt 13tittatAtir 111 ESSEZ.—Yesterday a
reward of tool., and her Majesty's free pardon, was
offered for the discovery and conviction of the men who,
on the 17th ult., broke into the dwelling-house of Mr.
Abraham Ofiln, in Hutton, Esseit, the whole of whom
had their faces covered with black and wore long black
cloaks ; ono of them presented ti pistol at Mr, Offin and
threatened his life; whilst the others ransacked the
house, carrying off above 701. in money and a large
quantity of sliver plate. lie. i&' otteitti hr Mr: On);
and 501. by Government, with pardon to any accomplice,
not being the persv—• who pointed the pistol at Mr.
Offin.
froDmEvAeTnuiceoorf
the
eEA2It2-d
death
race is
Admiral Bandiera. With him the
thata the two noble
consigned to the grave,
a droafceCosenza were to have
youths who fell on the scaffold Letters
the veteran's white hairs, who u
REAR—ADMIRAL
his sons and his dis-
informed of the tragical death of..
frigate. He was buried
missal from the command of his
s due to his rank.,
WWI all the naval honour
continued to posterity. The huindthoetsefiart.es-afmelel hheoauvrywoans
._ . .. .

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CITY, QUARTER TO THREE.

The Cotton-market at Liverpool yesterday was fur-
ther depressed, being fd. per lb. lower than on Friday
last. Sales, 4,000 bales, including 3,000 bales American
at 511 to eid. per lb.
Very little business was done in Railway Shares.
Prices were lower, and the market was as gloomy as
ever.

Great anxiety prevails in the city to ascertain whether
any announcement will result from the interview which
took place yesterday between the Governor and Deputy-
Governor of the Bank, and the Chancellor of the
Exchequer. In the city a most gloomy state of feeling
prevails, and although the "fourth " has gone off better,
perhaps, than might have been anticipated, it is
certain that there is much of this result to be
attributed to the excellent feeling which prompts par-
ties to exercise mutual forbearance towards each other
The failure of Messrs. Rougemont Brothers, and Messrs.
John Thomas, Son, and Lefevre must inevitably bring
about other suspensions, and hence the danger of suf-
fering a day to pass without making a vigorous attempt
to restore confidence, as each house which falls increases
the danger to solvent firms, and probably brings down two
or three more.

The Bank of England is discounting as freely as
possible, but money still commands a high rate of in-
terest, and is in most active demand. Indeed we see no
prospect but that the intensity of the pressure will in-
crease unless relieved by extraordinary measures ; for
we know that difficulty is being experienced in quarters
which have ample property.
The Public Securities have fluctuated violently this
morning, and parties possessed of spare cash have
taken advantage of the demand for money to pur-
chase stock at the existing low rates, and re-sell
it for the settling nine days on whereby they
obtain a profit of half to one per cent. This bonus,
however, could not be expected to last, and the conse-
quence is, that Consols have jumped up within the last
half hour from 834 to 844 for Transfer, being 844 to 85
for Account. Exchequer-bills have been quoted 255.
to 30s. discount, and no large quantity could be sold
even on those terms. Bank Stock is at 1914 to 196.
The Foreign Securities are quite neglected. Spanish
Five per Cent. Bonds have been 19 ; Mexican 18i, and
Brazilian ex. div. 78. Dutch Four per Cents. have
13,.en marked 821.

There has been very little doing i❑ Railway Shares,
but they keep steadier than might be expected. It is
not probable that large sales could be made at present
rates.

ONE CLOSING
PRICES OF liRITISH FUNDS. O'CLOCK, rRICE S.
3 per Cent. Consols Annuities 84% 833/4 844 831/2 841/2 83%
,_ong Annuities to expire Jan.lB6o

Ditto 30 years, Jan. 5, 1860 8% 8%
Bank Stock for Account ... ..... 191% 196 196
Consols for Account 84343R% 85 8434
Exchequer Bills. 2d.
1,0001.

5001

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