The Sun.
London, England, 1846-04-18 00:00:00

PRICE SD.

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FLANDERS and HAMBURGTUMAIL.
BRUSSELS, Arms. 14.—The average price of wheat in the
week ending on Saturday, the llth of April, was 28f. 57c."
and that of rye 171. 54c. per hectolitre. L Aryan.; des Fhinders has the following paragraphs : I
In the course of the morning . some groups of spectators,
attracted by curiosity, took their post in the Place du Ven-
dridee Abeut half-
.past-ten 'half a dozen illedieposed persons
and some young vagabonds uttered seditious cries, and one'
of the foremost broke a lamp. lle•was immediately arrested
by the police.
In order to prevent any, disorder, a detachment of fire-
men occupied the outlets of the small streets issuing on the
Place du Vendride, mid twenty mounted gendarmes made
thesiellesepeetatore-retiee, so that-in a few minutes the Place
was cleared. Two individuals who had instigatedtbe work-
men were arrested ; ene of them is said to be a butcher,
of Memise. Eight or ten others have been arrested,
because they disregarded the watch-word. Four of
them were in a state of intoxication. All those who
were suspected of having a share in the distribution of the
fpamphlets, are now in the hands of justice. The magi's-
I
trates have manifested on this occasion the most praiseworthy
activity, they have takes prompt and vigorous measures in
order to disable the guilty from doing any mischief. One o'Clock—The gendarmes being almost alone on the
Place du Vendride, are returning to their barracks.
Four o'Clock—The firemen for the same reason are also
retiring at this moment; there are only some police-officers
and a few idle spectators in the Place du Vendride.
They are all running away as fast as they can to escape
a dreadful storm of thunder and lightning, accompanied
with a dense shower of rain and hail which has suddenly
come up.
A letter from Ghent, dated at nine O'clock in the evening
of the 13th, says everything is now quiet.
Information derived from goad authority informs us that
the manufacturers of Ghent, as soon as they were ac-
quainted with the extravagant excitements, addressed their
workmen, gave them notice that though there was a consi-
derable decrease both on the manufactures and sales, they
would continue to give them work, but if any of them ap-
peared on the Place du Vendride in the course of the 13th,
this fact alone would be a cause for their immediate dis-
aarge.
'To-day (the 14th), which was appointed for a meeting
of; the workmen of Flanders, at the Place de la Nation, at
Bfussels, perfect tranquillity prevails in our city. There is
njmeeting even of curious spectators in any place.
TRANSGLOANIA, MARCH 24.—For some time past numbers
o , emigrants, chiefly from Wurtemburg, have arrived in this
cun_ try. They go to the districts of the Saxons—that is,
of :
h;e -teermarrs -who- came -try Trarrsigtosilla-levm.g. -"salaries
/so, but which are alreddy occupied by a dense populations
pipmy, however, go to the more northern districts, inhabited
estby Isungarians, where they seek for employment in the
ates of the great landowners, where,
indeed, they are not
.
very likely to acquire any hereditary
They must
find a great difference in the price of
e°rnincom
that in their own country, for it is not •
parison with
so high, yet here too
we complain that corn is dear.
WARSAW.—Our readers know that the inhabitants of the
wlsule kingdom of Poland were ordered to give up their
arms. This order has been lately confirmed- by a further
proclamation of the Prince Governor, which allows only a
very few exceptions in favour of persons employed as guards
oni the frontiers, gamekeepers, conductors of the mails, &c.,
sokliat the whole kingdom may now be said to be disarmed.
--klllgemeine Zeitung, April 12.
Ib'RESLAIN, ' Arms 9.—We understand that her Majesty
nOl Empress of Russia will visit Silesia at the end of May,
a , if the weather permits, will spend sometime in the
m untairs, or favour l3reslaw with a visit, and reside in the
G -
1
ernment House.
nasLaw, APRIL G.—Great sensation is caused here by
th report that the insurgent natives of Russian Poland are
to a given up; and it is even said that to-morrow is the
da ' fixed. Many of the insurgents from Russian Poland,
who are detained in Kesel and Neisse (if we may believe
wlsat is generally reported) have endeavoured to obtain
potion to put an end to their lives the moment they enter
the Russian territory.
' Ve now learn that the most influential persons of this city
intind to intercede in favour of the prisoners. The President
is said to have already resolved to delay giving them up, as
the King does not like collective petitions.
Application will be made to him by the chief Burgomaster,
the Prince Bishop, and other distinguished persons.
Viersisa, APRIL 6.—lt is affirmed that the mission of
Coant Figuelmont to Berlin relates to a new military con-
vention of the three great powers, Ramie, Prussia, and Aus-
tria in consequence of the late events in the Prussian pro-
vinces. Conferences, it is said, will be held at Berlin, in
which it will be decided how many troops each of the three
powers shall constantly have ready to maintain order in the
Polish provinces.
It seems that Prussia is already again on the point of dis-
banding the Landwehr which has been called out in Silesia.
But Austria, whose attention is directed more than ever to
Italy, is resolved first to secure tranquillity in Poland.—Bre-
teen Gazette

HAMBURGH BORSENHALLE, Amu, 14.
Austrian 5 per Cents •• •• .•••• • • • Bills. Honey,
•• • • 113
Bank Shares
Anglo-Russian Loan ....... ... • • 1600
10734 107
Russian 5 per Cont., Hamb. Certificate. 101% 101%
Ditto Ist serieslnseription . 102%
Ditto, Mope and Co., 3d and 4th series •• 96 Ditto, in Certificate •••••••••• • • • • • • • • 96
New 4 per Cent., Hope and Co. •••• .• 83%
Ditto Stieglitz .. •. . ..... ..... •• • • 86% $$
Spanish New 5 per Cent... .. •.•• • • • • 17 16%
Ditto 2 per Cent ••••••••• • • • • • • • • • 26%
Anglo-Portuguese Loan, 2% per Cent • •
Dutch Actual Debt, 2% per Cent . j 9
Ditto 3 per Cent. • • • • .. • • • • •• . •
Polish New 4 per Cent. Loan, 1844..., 11l
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per Cent ••• • • • 87
National Bank Shares. •