The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-15 00:00:00

TRADE AND MONEY MRKET.

COTTON TRADE.
(From the New York Herald Extra, of May 31. )
On the receipt of the late news from England, the Cotton
Market in this city became quiet, and sales could not be
effected unless at a decline of 4 to 1 c. per lb. from the rates
previously current, although bad news in some measure was
anticipated. The market remained quiescent for a few days
and resumed its activity at the decline of ic, at which the prices'
have since been steady, and sales to a fair extent, mostly for
export. In the extreme southern ports the markets have been
more active, and a small advance has generally been obtained.

RATE OF SALES AT THE STOCK EICHANOE.
34 shas Manhatta Bk
50 du N River Bk
125 do Bnk of Corn scrip 99
100 do Del and Hud
75 do N A Trust
200 do U S Bank
200 do Meth Bkg Ass 75
45 do Vicksburg Bk
20 do Canton Co
20 do Mohawk R 7O
50 do Paterson R
25 do Boston and Prov
100 do L Island s3i
100 do Stonington R b6O 33
50 do Harlem R .
SECOND BOARD.

150 shas U S Bank
25 do N A Trust
20 do Vicksburg

LIST OF PASSENGERS BY THE CALEDONIA.
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.—Mark W. Collett, James
Brown and lady, John A. Islin, M. Mossy, Bishop Doane, Rev.
M. Height, Nathan B. Warren, Stephen E. Warren, Edward
Sullivan, ervant to ditto, Ezra, F. Newhall, Edward Marti-
neau, d. Dord, P. de Billier, M. Blandin, Miss Ann More-
head, A. Fielder, M. Cerremont, M. Lerois, M. Duval, M.
Marquis, M. Marechall, Lady Georgians Cathcart, five
children, two maid servants, one man servant, A. Burnes,
David Nevins and lady, W. . Little, R. Matherson and lady,
F. Loison, M. Bonnis, John M. B. A. Boschette, Henry King,
Wm. E. Lewis, Thos. Wood, jun., David Bruce, G. Spear,
M. E. C. Richards, Alexander Jardine, Mr. Russell, Mr.
George Virtue, Mr. E. Henschen, Mr. James Walton, Right
Rev. Wm. Mead, Mr. J. Ducomear, Mr. James Wethereld,
Mr. A. Huit, Mr. J. Faison, Mr. George Noar, Mr. F. Gillett,
Mr. A. Fay, Mr. Edmund Tehr, Mr. Wm. M'Kenna, Rev.
A. Doyle, David Loring, George Callender, Miss Eliza Prit-
chard, Rev. M. Pritchard, Wm. and Thos. A. Pritchard,
Alexander and James R. Pritchard, Benjamin F. Marsh,
Anthony L. Froch, John Graveley, W. C. Grant, Richard
Charles W. Andrews, Wm. Berry, Doctor Frontray, D. Pedro
de S. Botelho, Wm. Lewis, C. T. Cunningham, Andre Basso,
Mr. Andrews, Mrs. W. H. Russell, Captain Metherall, Cap-
tain Gales, John Welton.

From Halifax to Liverpool.—Captain Rolston, lady, and
servant, Honourable E. Jarvis, M. M. Jervis, Miss Colley,
Mr. Stairs, Mr. Henry Hood, Mr. H. P. Sturdee, Captain
Heills, Mr. T. Williams, Mr. T.. Farmer, Mr. Ballantyne,
Mr. M'Kechnie, Mr. Remington and lady, Mr. Dana, 111 r.
Winchester.

ELECTION FOR MARYLEBONE. •
THE COMMITTEE for CONDUCTING
the ELECTION of SIR BENJAMIN HALL and
SIR CHARLES NAPIER SIT DAILY at the CAFE CO-
LOSSEUM, NEW ROAD, where it is requested that all
Communications may be forwarded.

JOSEPH DRAKE,
Hon. Secretaries,
June 9, 1841. JOSEPH IVINIEY,

MA RYELEBONE ELECTION.

THE BALLOT of REFORMERS, and
Reformers only, will be held To •Moartow (WED-
NESDAY), at the Theatre of the Colosseum, Albany-street,
Regent's Park, to decide which of the two Candidates is prefer-
able, NAPIER or YOUNG. The Candidates will address the
Electors between the hours of Two and Three P.M., and also
between the hours of Six and Seven F.M.

The Ballot will commence at Three r.r.1., and continue until
Six p.m. The Ballot will re-commence at Seven r. m., and
finally terminate at Ten r. M.
N.B. Every person who ballots will have to pledge himself
not to vote at the ensuing Election for either Cabbell or
Hamilton.

SOUTHWARK REFORM REGISTRA
TION ASSOCIATION.
At a Quarterly General Meeting of this Association, held a:
the Three Tuns Tavern, High-street, the 14th of June, 1841
JOHN LONGM ORE, Esq., the President, in the Chair,
The following resolutions were passed unanimously :
Proposed by Dr. BEDFORD, seconded by Mr. JOHN HARRIS,
That the Report of the Officers of this Association respect-
ing the state of the Register of Voters for the Borough oi
Southwark is higlsly satisfactory ; proving, as it does, that
there exists a majority of upwards of 900 voters in favour of
Liberal principles.
Proposed by Mr SAMUEL GRAFFLEY, seconded by Mr. THO-