The Sun.
London, England, 1841-04-06 00:00:00

MORN LNG 141,DIrili__L_,'`e%d

UNITED STATES.

LATEST NEWS.

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.)
LIVERPOOL, Stil",,,
Though the President still remains out, we have agewho,
day a later arrival from New York. by the North Amerii.
which vessel, in the hands of her excellent and active
Bit
wander, ( aptain Lowber, has made the voyage in the sPtsi,
space of fifteen days. We are much indebted tO oboes
Lovrim for his attention and kindness in handing us ou•
of papers, and affording every information relative to his 114Ylj
Ihe North America sailed on the 19th, at night. The 3150
affair was sill the chief topic in every conversation, aT'' asi
difficulty in which it pli,tced the new Cabinet was eveiloea
more severely felt. No 0,2(1ht was entertained that a (ict)
hart been made by Mr Fox v"Pr his immediate liberation.,._ct
had been, at several meetings of the Ministry, the sloe,
most grave consideration. No decision had been made, nets
nor even the terms of the demand, which in the several pets
is variously stated and c mmented upon. It seems
isiedfer
likely it would be uncourteous or accompw ed by any.demrwetsl
passports by the British Minister. Meantime Major-1, fro
Scott, of the United States army, had prosveded to theres
tier to be present on the occasion. and to tare crepe met
sures to repress or repel any partisan outbl'eakw I"rocitpset•
arise in the course, or by reason of M'Leod's tr.`al at `",he
This is a precaution rendered the more necessari by 't jibetS
ous conduct of the inhabitants of Lockport on the'svcre
set th
tiontof M'Leod on hail, which, it will be recolleCed'
gtites
local authorities at complete defiance. The United pflf,
torney-General, Mr. Crittenden, had also passed. threevgifeitee
York, on his way to Lockport, accompanied by, their 11e,
States Marshal of the Western State of New Y°':;: 1
xl,llv
trial had been erroneously reported to be fixed for the 'Atogeell
was really fixed for the 28th of March, and the early P. 00,04
of these legal authorities to the place of trial was very oat 1'
commented on in some of the papers ; that the trial we,oftY
judicially postponed, or the prisoner summarily taken ontijoe:
h:inds of the local authorities, seemed to be a growindA
1 he Senate adjourned sine die on the 15th, and a r'sjieiale'i,
firm of the President calling an extra Session was Pr 7"
for Monday, the 31st of May. A formal reconeibethroui,
place in the Senate between Mr. Clay and Mr. Kirig'orer
the intervention of Mr. Preston, who made an elequi,e%f
OD the occasion, and, being responded to by Mr. 0101 tr,
Clay advanced with his hand extended to Mr. sing, tit,
shook hands cordially, amid the plaudits of the Assent /Ale"-
From Canada the only news relates to the Election:' dr
were distinguished by all the party spirit of the
seription. steel
Business at New York was very dull, and Socks elef
declining in prices. 'I he Governor had signed the-psyrd
lishing the preference to protested notes of the fri:ole
from which much good was expected to arise. Cso,{oo"-li
Bank Stock was quoted on the 19th at New York
The rate of Exchange for the sailing of the packeto

on London for the best paper.
(From the New York Papers.) s 010,1°
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON-PKOCLAMATIOPOPN
PRESIDENT-EXTRA SESSION-NEW YORK APpOO, rof
Our news from Washington is extremely interestVi,
Proclamation of the ['resident, convening an Extrs'Ay)l,.
Congress on the last Monday of May, will be foto'',
The condition: of the finances is such as to renders c
sion necessary, and at the earliest practicable memeng!..r
Most of the prominent appointments for this city -1"'
mined upon, and were to have been made yesterday. OS'
Unless some change had taken place in the deteAe flit
of the appointing power, the President yesterday Mau

lowing selections
Edward Curtis, Collector.
Thomas Lord, Naval Officer.
Robert C. Wetmo, e, Navy Agent.
Mr. Taggart, Surveyor.
(oFricrAa.)
A PROCLANiiATION, ./
By the President of the United State 4 of AmerriPeseocelly
Whereas, sundry important and ive.'.ghty mattenci ..of
pally growing out of the condition of the revenue aiderstivol
of the country, appear to me to call fur Oe earseoloo.A,
Congress at an earlier day than its next all Ana
thus form an extraordinary occasion, such as r'en'epo al 70,
in my judgment, the convention of the two 1-10°-;,,,c150.00
may be practicable ; I do, therefore, by this my , Carte
convene the two 1-leu,es of Congress, to meet in tu'ibefrioo
the city of Washington, on the last Monday, being.. „ ce
first day, of May next. And I require the respect'!" c,',"`t, 0
and Representatives then and there to assemble, 111 002"
receive such intormatior, respecting the state of th oes,
may be given to them, and to devise and adopt sucbe 00'
as the good of the country may seem to them, in ttd
of their wisdom and disiretiun, to require. 110to f
In testimony whereof, I have caused the seal 0.; theKt d
.4, e
States to be hereunto affixed, and signed the sarn
Jai
hand. efith ;
Done at the City of Washington, this seven
March, in the year of our Lord one tho iencsol
La. s.] hundred and forty-one, and of the inchpeo'
United States the sixty-fifth. „ 0014'
W. H. lIAD

By the President :
DANIEL WEBSTER,
Ser ,f Starr

..icretary of :ate. ileste`?
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIFE. hosts ~,t,
morning, at half-past seven o'clock, as a Whitehall' pat' it
taming eight men, was going from the BatterY
ship krancois Premier, at anchor in the Nor
give r'ot
shipi,,i
swamped, and two passengers, the second mate of the fl;ir
one sailor, were drowned. The names Of the pat of Vol
Frederick Hans, of Cincincati, and Valenti Zegilerg oltle,t,r
vale, Kentucky. The former was sixty:five Y.. and
-
obi
the latter thirty-two. Both left families in 0
tutly to mourn their loss: 111. elt's
FATAL DUEL.—A duel was fought at Altottr, sproli.
4th instant, between Judge smith, of the llline4e ot me
Court, and Mr. M•Clernand, late Secretary
nois. They fought with rifles—disiance liftgr Paees. tit
on have Vet:,.,00
Sinith was the challenger, and was killed
WAR IN THE INTERIOR. We are to yrs,
sr,
certain. of Stat Jiwo
;„at ?ley floli
It has a'ready been declared by Virginia a-Ya•'Wfifig 4, I'
nEgiilrligirntopoNsinet or The
elo
York,restrictions
has :upon Np-easss:6ll, ,t7L,O-.' 110:17,
Delegates, by a vote of 75 to 38. . - - •' A AS'
~
IHE CONTEMPLATED GOVERNMENT' 6/!---tSlit C'''...,'
learn that Mr. E. K. Collins, Esq., returned `°,4-‘ia- nrt,A;9'
night. from Washington, where he has been e°"l,-ceof roll
induce the General Government to take up his,ilis 17,0 00,
in four large steam ships to run between ' WO 9
Liverpool. We also are highly gratised t°,„ blot,
the (~e,eral Government have decided to rene"oico ott
t
the assistance, in this important arrangernen-' yeti ii 4
needs. And it is therefore highly probable that in 45 "pot
time we shall have four splendid new diresteam-shigeti!, itt
between New York and England, under the entire witt
E. K. Collins, Esq., which ships will cross the IV
ten days.

Di A- NEW YORK MONEY MARKET, IkAA- ioosga:9l
Stocks were dull to-day as usual. Most descriPisore
declined. United States Bank per cent; De,,e/fle
Hudson 4 ; North American Trust and Banking Dtig, on, SI
proved per cent. ; Stonington ; Harlem i•f,jeogtilf Per
ludelphia 4i a 4,4 ; Baltimore 41,,
'"---
a 44 ; New a•P
Mobile II a 12. Sales of New York Five"
Cents. 87; Indiana Fives 524 ,%ist',
In uncurrent money the * of thing:tile r, 000;
brokers are very short of money, st:dtebuy v d
money at less than 2.5 per cent. discount. andearvgv—AttYp
less than tO per cent. discount. The Albany fours Lae 'toil
York Express, and other unprincipled
themselv. s to a most disgraceful attempt on the clef,
Red Banks to speculate in their own funds at the the 0 of,
the public. It is very evident that a majority °7O erato
must stop, and that in doing so they will not PO' 00.4
the &lax. 'I his, under the existing law, will be ,oOP
papers, part
oe
Banks as well as the public. better ;ion,
The Western Safety Fund Banks are in a° „f ear, tlaji
tion; near twenty of them are on the pe,at -016ef,ceil
Nothing but the oirect interference of the Stateoly
sustains them. The Huffalo banes have notorie
melt cer
assistance trom Albany ; and a fund has been
o,°` tbel
the City Bank of Albany, on which the totteri% 10010,
draw when they are pinched. The "red dogli thasehsfe.o
death throe, and will carry down with then; a that 0,0 ft)
concerns, like the Commercial Bank of Osvvegl:4thel
years been the tools of speculators. The quicker
the sooner shall we have a sound currency. d.
KCI.
RATE OF SALES AT THE STOCK 01
MARCH I. la
$l,OOO New York 5-i's per cent.................. •
4,1 00 Indiana Bonds ................................. ••
125 shares United States Bank .................. 4
.......... ..• v-
... 3

75...d0...N0rth American Trust ...... ••••• .....
10...do...Vicksburg ... .... ............ 0... 1,
50...no...Delaware and liu.dso—n. . .....................
10...do...Atlantic Marine Ins ....................... to: 7,'0
25...do...Farmers' Trust ............................
20...d0...P1umnix" Bank .. ........................
20...d0...111in0is Bank ..........................
.........
30...d0... Bank of Commerce ...........
25...do...Manhattan Bank .........................
300...do...Mechanics' Bank ........................... _,A /Cr
,10`",

STEEPLE CHASE NEAR WlNDSOft:AtiOnf';eif
ptsvvlFßW:o,oy:y,itistnilßsin,:loosroa:touOr:eSi,snobvp.EeßgcE.emml:bhsee.rii sae:nt::.ha-anndtA, t
athetl d which
st
ier :0,..,0nF mating. ylesl lig.re:itc
0,
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Brigade Steeple Chase, which took place et won ile!'
Wittistri William Wyt n's b. m. Amazon, oes* s tl, far
dhee
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gtswshttlbi-etosinuli
drrdebt
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caosoftm,vownersew,,jonhffrde:osoovtheWindsor,
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rtiiedbl eir
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t‘Mhveayroc;:d
LTeah
react
Sir his fitdePre'be°llltPerklligi
Chertsey and Stainer, terminating in as'otkin v t„ $6l.
mtwialteatsli,arthitootdrweenvpelarbcyeb.
Charalso:rosl 3:90...v_1ee0t0::
officer in the Ist Life Guard.; and his
the lists ps a steeple chaser, end L'rbrese at
etht I% 11,
Mr. De Winton, who rode the same roue
som `7„l , Fly
chase in December hot. The bettirg 'er -able co-gisir
had been in favour of Amazon, st consiclersod the TAr
many sporting gentlemen from London,. _ result., 100;
bourbood of Windsor, had heavy books on t. 1.,,, poi„,„,,
z9v, ono was beautifully ridden by Sir Ch!r from r
• it • pir. 1
the lead at starting, and maintained L . 00
last, but only winning , fit 119 ar'd
Winton did all be could for The Mereua :mince ,
excellently throughout, but he bad nn . feifeedf:
the superior qualities of Amazon, both as :sr C.byo
for speed. The Merchant in taking a brook "'back r.' sef:
fell, throwing bi: rider, who was on hfigo borne, a,"
unhurt, in a twinkliug. About six fields u°,.,diug 1.10;:i
was a by about three lengtos
.14
.vo
wide gravel ditch and a high hedge '`._ of it ! , •
lane, and a very awkward leap to take out ve Di,
Both the horses took these beautifully•bed lantitetiOi
country selected was a great portion pinug plane 0(0°001
exceedingly heavy. Notwithstanding the
.4 tbe op
was kept a profound secret until tbe morning' start, pf
coming in. • In consequence of the delay
ride,
sox
several hundreds of persons wt re present at thceessiolitedsvid
The Merchant f Ding and throwing , ,
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no distant pc' iod.to a 60$ A,
The Treasury has at length
come blio. ~,o7
docks in Dil 01,
ni,
match is spoken of between the two horses to corgi
termination rebpeeting the Governmentthe
trade to Dlll,l' of 01„
merchants real), connected with
has b•en a subject_oier
that for many years this question
tii.n ; namely, that the waMien
ballast board, which e ds'
der the conservancy of _
itrey .
that the us
rev
has the conservancy of the riser L
public Under the sa.'iot
.I,i
tatiou. The I reasury has come to tdhoeckf:lt,litovarninife
pcielarcoieelres%
quays shall be thrown open to the.
lots, and be disp_osa of
warehouses shall be divided int: middle
of gay ; an 4 'Pot), 0/
public auction some time in th
.of Dublin ; 1,1 010
lations as appertain to the pubhutoclupnoss
successful bidders shall enter in
June. The Treasury w to superintend the ite of
Customs to proceed to Dublin 111)f ...,k
ifinistellal i'ai,,it-ty paper. ~.1‘
,7,1,11 a ,i,, Govt rp,,,00
ession on the..ooo,
ai.aea, "ere soli', oll' ou S.. ur,..a) evt0......t,i,e,
Governor 1,,,
office. Despatches were also sent tn
Branswick. (11:117:7 o.f- .-th,.ef.C:iam:ll:l2ol.sj:l_ti :
,0,p..!(.11,
;.,r 'till