The Sun.
London, England, 1856-11-01 00:00:00

"`'ONE MAR KET

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ate i,iverpool Cotton "Market yesterday closed
quietly, but with firmness. The sales amounted
to 8,000 bales, 2,000 of which were taken by the
exporters, and 2,000 by the speculators, T. he Rail-
way Share Market closed at a slight improi•enient.

The advices from New York, per steamer Arago,
report a general decline in the market for specula-
tive securities, the accounts from Europe relative
to the monetary pressure having exercised_ an un-
favourable influence.
It will be seen by the subjoined analysis of the
.°lllk of England Return, completed for the week
ending the 25th inst., that the general position of
the national establishment has improved, notwith-
lbtanding a further slight declension in the stock of
The expected arrival of the James
..:81nes with nearly 700,000!. allays any appreben-
'On of a further immediate reduction, especially
as it is known that other vessels must also be near
at hand
from the same quarter. The reserve of
notes has increased about half a million sterling,
and a similar decline has taken place in the other
securities. The Bank has evidently been a seller
or lender of stock, as there is a large decline in the
Government Securities. The changes, although
the very large, are encouraging. Subjoined are
principal items
Active Circulation

Decrease
13ullion 9,637,596
Decrease
Rest
Increase
Public Deposits
1 , Increase
Other Deposits
436,457
Decrease
SeVee-Day and other Bills 939,449
Decrease ..... 45,743
Government Securities
Decrease Other Securities
,545,3155
Decrease
!cotes unemployed
Increase
The official return of the exports of bullion from
the port of London for the week endicg, Thursday
last is as follows
Golf' Coin
IP y,
„ Ears
Petersburg ... 281 Ozs.
Silver Coin Hamburg ... 1,214 OZ 3.
There is an exceedingly active demand for money,
4lid it is feared that the payments of the approach-
ing "fourth" of the month may U attended by
lotne inconvenience. Already it is rumoured that
two commercial firms are embarrassed, but it is
Premature to announce further particulars, as they
buy be enabled to coninue their business through
the assistance of friends.
This is a close holiday at the Stock Exchange, as
the striking of the half-yearly balance at the Bank
of England necessitates the closing of the transfer
offices.
Consols are nominally 92a ;/ for money, and 931,-
1 for December.
tRITI

511 FUNDS.—CLOSING PRICES YESTERDAY.
(From the Official List.)
u', done
bank Stock tn. n
... 214
;4), C:al. iteduced Annuities
itls/ Cent Consols Annual.. 2isßii7i
1,1.' 2° 1 per rent. Annuities
s '''' 2i per Cent. Annuities
, Per Cent. Annuities ll4l
14,p.ng Annuities, expire sth Jan. 1860...
r,,,,tt0 30 Years, expire sth April, 1885 l7l
-.`„,'Llt Ponds, .Cloc,
~, Ditto, under £lOOO par
,•nsols for Account 92i a i a
Eteheqner Bills, 24d.
£lOOO
t:500
par
Small
Ditto Bonds, 1858,3 i per Cont.. 98:1.
ow!,
P
--..rIGN FUNDS.—CLOSING PRICES YESTERDAY.
Irazilidti Bonds, 5 por Cent.
991
Russian Ponds, 182'2, £ St., 5 per Cent —
Ditto 44 per Cent. .
!Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent.
~, Ditto A.econnt
4p, 1-,IF i Isouds, 3 per Cent —
Ditto New Deferred, 3 per Cent.
Ditto Account
'.rltik.h Ponds, 6 Par cent
Ditto account, November 14 91 90H 1.; 90i 1 x d
Ditto Guaranteed, 4 per Cent, 99S 100
Ditto Account loos :4-
Venezuela ponds, 41 per Cent

Dividends on the above payable in Londot.
13'rensh Rentes, 4,1,. per Cent.
Ditto 3 per Cent.

FRIDAY. 3 P. 31.
Con.ols, money
Ditto, account, November 6 924 t

DIVISION OF COSSACKS OF THE
SUUr AY.

TO THE EDITOIt OF THE
2A, Whitehall-yard, Oct. 31, 1856.
SlR,—.The accompanying letter, addressed, by order
of the Secretary of state for War, to Major-General
Count Zamoyski, late commanding the Polish Division
of Cossacks of the Sultan, having reached him after its
lisbandmenr, when many of the &Beers and men belong-
'?g to it were dispersed over different parts of the Con-
tinent, and their address being unknown, I venture to
request you to give it publicity in your widely-cireulated
Journal, and thus Le the means of conveying to them a
communication which will be received and ever remem-
red by them with pride and gratitude.

I am, sir, your obedieni servant,
C. SZULEZEWSKI, Major,
Agent for the Division of Cossacks of the
Sultan in England.

(Copy.)
War Department, Sept. 15, 185(3.
Sir War
submitted to Lord Pannaure your letter,
"ated the 12th August, with its enclosures, reporting
the satisfactory conclusion of the measures for disband-
ing the Polish divisions of the Cossacks of the Sultan,
lio ate in her Majesty's pay, I have the pleasure of convey•
t° You, by his lordship's order, the expression of
turd Panmure's entire approval of manner in which that
dan uty has been carried out. He lordship deems this also
appropriate occasion to convey to you, and, through
3.°11, to the officers, noE-commissioned officers, and men
lately under your command, the thanks of her Majesty's
Government for the readiness with which they embraced
an occasion for taking service under the British stan-
dard, anti the zeal and energy displayed by all ranks in
the discharge of their duties.
The discipline and soldierly demeanour of this force
has been such as to reflect the highest credit on its offi
cers. Lord Panmure is well aware of tho eagerness with
Which all ranks desired an opportunity of shewing them-
selves worthy of Her Nlajesty's confidence by their con-
duct in the field. To you, Count, pre-eminently, is due
the credit for the successful realization of a plan which
promised to add many brave men to the force of the
Allies in the war, now happily concluded ; and I am
charged by Lord Panmure to request your acceptance
personally of this assurance of his Lordship's high sense
of the ability and zeal with which the duties undertaken
e
by you were discharged. —I atn, &c.)
F. PEEL
Major-General Count Zamoyski, late Commanding.
the Division of Cossacks of the Sultan, Scutari.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.,
--(This Day.)
breeze and hazy,
LONDON, Nov. I. Wind this day at noon, W. ; lighl
COWES, Oct. 31..—Wind S.W.—Arrived—Nordsk,
from Arica.

.ov,
YARMOUTH, Oct. 31.—The Dent Scents, of and for
Bordeaux, from Sunderland, is being towed in a derelict,
E.—Arrived—a-
after being on Hasborough sand,
STARCR SS, Oct. 31.—Wind N.N.
Jestic, from Rio Grande.
P JERSEY,
ernambuco. Oct. 30.—Wind S.—Sailed—Banavala, for
NEWPORT, Oct. Ti.
E.—Arrived-4ano Rid-
stone. from Malta, for St. Th omas.
h HOLi ver HELYApooD, Oct. 31.—Wi
.tt icnd N.W.—Arrived—Piedad,
em l, for Porto o.

(PER ELECTED TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Saturday Morning,
Arrived—Adelaide, Fanny, Violet, Arethusa, Peter and
Ilebeeca, and Koh-i-Noor, from Cardiff; Venus, Swansea ;
13rothers, Nen,th.
Sailed Effort and Maria Whitfield, for Sunderland.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Morning.

Wind N.E.
Arrived—South Esk, from Alexandria.
Sailed—Sappho, for Newfoundland.
QUEENSTOwN, Oct. 30.

-Wind S. ,
, Arrivod-4Gra7hollnd, from :`,..lalaga; Horidtt, Newfoun

DUBLIN, Oct X3l

Wind N.W.
QArrived—Eini Beet, from Memel; Old England, from
uebec.

KINGSTQWN, Oct. 3:

Wind N.N.
Arrived—New John Tanbman, from Daiazic.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Saturday,
Wind calm ; tide nearly low water ;
Cloud 10.0 a.m.y
Arrived—City of Rotterdam (s), from
Dunk.
(s), for Osten,' ; Brenda, Conctantinople.
DEAL, Saturday, 9,43 a.m.
Wind IC.W., light, and foggy.
Ancheredd--lienneth, from Malaga, and Laucefield,
Irc)114 P'40.131 both for Losacl9l3.