The Sun.
London, England, 1851-04-05 00:00:00

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.
The sales of Cotton at Liverpool, yesterday, were estirnate'L
at 5,000 bales. The market was steady but quiet, at preyi--
ous rates.—Railway Shares slightly improved.
There is, in the Bank of England weekly statement to the
29th ult., a very important increase under the head of Other
Securities, and as trade has not been active during the Pe'
riod included in the return, it is to be assumed that acconk"
modation upon stock and Exchequer-bills was more liberally
taken. The public deposits had probably attained the
maximum amount, unless there is a slight further addition
up to this day, when the financial quarter concludes. The,
extension of the circulation, and greater use of species, re""
suit frum the loans; and possibly the payments for French•
shares may have had some influence. The comparisons with
the nrcvious week are as follow

... £27,556,410
••• 159,210
... 3,622.716
•• 3,5e0
... 8,999,881
... 207,636
9,266,234
2813,971
• 1,1451,416 '
••• 35,331
...ne alteration
... 14,063,963
... 1,156,154
Notes ... ... 8,594,273
Decrease ... 627,025
Bullion ... 14,246,179
Decrease ... 152,881
Active Circulation ... 18,962,135
Increase 467,815
The rate of exch. me on Paris yesterday afternoon WO,
barely maintained; but no alteration of moment occurrech
either in that ci'y or the other leading places of the continent'
According to an official statement, the quantity of Grritin
and Flour, reduced into quarters, imported into the United
Kingdom last year, was rather over nine millions of quarrel,
and of this Denmark and Prussia furnished about 2,435,0
quarters, France 1,335,000 quarters, and the United States
of America 1,0 ,2,000 quarters. Russia and the ports within
the Black Sea, Egypt and the Mediterranean ports, tbs
Turkish dominions, and lianover, supplied the next greatest
quantities The annual average of Wheat last year visi
40s. 3d. per quarter, and the rent obarge in lieu of tithes WO
taken at Gs. 51%d. per bushel.
The exports of the precious metals from London direct thil
week have been large. comprising 5,976 oz. of gold, of which,
2,001 oz. went to Madras, and 111,642 oz. of silver, of whics
11,700 oz. went to the Cape and Madras, and 8,000 es, t°
the Mauritius. There were also 2,0001. in sovereigns forr
warded to the Mauritius.
From Yorkshire we have, to-day, a much better report
,"
to the state of the Woollen trade, and at Manchester bne
ness remained about the same. _

•• •

The Funds are steady, Mand the Chancellor's Budget hall
caused neither change nor animation. Console have bees
96% 3a for Transfer, and 96% % for Account. Exchequer
bills are 578 prem.
Foreign Stocks are dull. Mexican, 331,E %; and Span
Five per Cents., 21 14 %.
Shares are flatter generally.

QUARTER TO THREE.
•• ••• ••• 9611
••• ••• ••• 961 71,-
ONE
PRICES OF BRITISH FUNDS O'CLOCK.
3 )t-ir Cont. Consols Annuities... ..... 96 LI 34
India Bonds, 1,000/........... .......... 61 64 p
Ditto under 1,0001. •••• - CreicS964s: Tip
amaclE for Account ... 96% 96%
Exchequer Billie I%d. & 2d
1,0001. June
5001. June
Small, Juno 54 57 p 57 P
ONE CLOAINO
PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS. O'CLOCK. PRICES.
Brazilian 'donde ...•
Ditto, Small
Chilian Bonds 6 ger Cent ....
cl•
Ditto, 3 per Cent... ....
rihrktcan, 5 oar Cent.lB46, with Coupons—
Ditto, Ex Jan. Coupons
Ditto, Account
Rissian Bonds “.4 --- 111,/
Ditto, 4% per Cent
Sognish per Cent. 1840 —
Ditto, Account .........
nitto, Passivl, s 61/8 6%
Ditto. 3 per Cent. — --•
Ditto. Account
Dividends on the above payable in London.
D itch ...:174 pe, (Ant.. 12 t-;•uilci
ci.
Ditto, 4 pm. Cant. ner+itioatpg 8914% 89% ez

Consols ...
Ditto Account

COURSE 4)lf
.titste, 11 15

EXCUANGE.

three months 11 16%
:totterdein ••.. • • 11 16
Antwerp • • ••••• • • • 25 22%
Brussels.. .• .. • 25 22%
Mitriburgh .... • • M.B. 13 7%
&ltcua
Paris, 3 days'sight 25 2%
Ditto, 3 months .... 25 22%
Mtirseilles .• 25 22%
frankfortou Maine..., 119
Vienna, effec. fib."... 13 18
Trieste, ditto.... „ 13 20
Patersburgh, 911. Rble• 37%
Madrid
Cadiz •• •••••• •• •• •••• 50(
Barcelona

Leghorn .• •• ••.1•• • • • • 30
0.
lenoa •• •• •• •Y • • •• •• 25
Milan •• .• •• •• •• •• IDA
Venice................
Saples •• 417.
Palermo. 121
Me sins •• •• •• •• •• •• •• IL,
,porto.• •• .• ••
tie Janeiro
iluenos Ayrae ...• **".
New York, 60 daytesight
Philadelphia ..........
.0*
PRIOIS Of aimuosr,
Foreign Gold in bars.. £3 11 •
Portugal Geld Coin .. 0 0
Spanish Doubloons .. 0 0 ;
New Dollars 0 0
Silver la bars ......•• 0 0 "

LLOYD'. kil PPI (I.—( THIS DAY')
LoNnorr, Aran, s.—Wind this day at noon N.N.W., fifj-
lAmtrooL, APRIL 4 —Wind V.N.B.—Arrd. Mercuri:
Dordt ; Pnkenham, Watt, Barbadoes ; Swillinge,
Giegenti. Sid. Alice Gill, Montreal; Eagle, Galata; Debl,
Sydney, New South Wales; Sattelite, Port Phillip;
Shanghai; Christian, Batavia; lon, Africa; Ann Leff.,,'
Lima; Martha Shallcross, Buenos Ayres ; Donor, Rio Jan
Elise Bairn, Pernambuco. 3d—A sloop was aground on
Hoyle this evening, with signals of distress flying. The h""
boat proceeded to her assistance.
SALCOMEE, APRIL 3.—The Diligence, of and from Amster;
dam for Batavia, was assisted ,n here this afternoon, bafit3o
slipped from two kedge anchors and warps, and atruck on
Cot k Sand.
SENDERLAND, Aram 2.—The Venus arrived here I
terday with her bows stove, and other damage, having 1)"."
in contact off Whitby, 29th ult., with the Peggy. <s.
DEAL, APRIL 4. Wind, A. m., N. N.W. to N. ; N.' 4
to N.E., squally. Arrd. Josini Louise, Newcastle, fiej
sailed for the West Indies; Pekin, Mewley, Java, and 0111,•,
for Amsterdam, Zenobia, Stewart, Cuba; British 02,,,r--;
Westward. Sid. Mary Ann, Cane of Good Hope and Meu'L,
Susan Crisp, Algoa Bay; Alumante, Havannah; CYP
Montreal ; Asia and Fortitude, Quebec. P
RAMSGATE, APRIL 4.—Wind N.E.—Sld. Duke of TO •
lington, Havannah.
PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 4.—Wind N.E. to N.— Sid. Orsei,
Odessa; Traveller, Bastia ; Joseph Hutchinson, Carthsgrg,
WATERFORD, APRIL 3.—Wind S.W. to W.S.W.,
—Arrd. Industry, Janson, Alexandria. Sid. Ellen, Si'
Leone.
QUEENSTOWN, APRIL.— L 3.—Wind NArrd. iteoc°:
Shovel), Rio Grande; Eliza, Ebany, Iquique; Bess 011ir
M'Carthy, Honduras. Sld. Maria French, Trinidad;
H. Campbell, St. John's, Newfoundland.
BELFAST, APRIL 3.—Wind N.W.—Arrd. Jane
Honileur. Sid. Vesta. St. Übes.
Ileu„ Arm' 4. - Wind N.E.- Arrd. Stanhope, Lott, Sct
Michaels ; Hercules, Odessa ; Alexander Von Hun3ligia,
Stralsund; Virtue, Memel ;;Apparancen, Stockholm.
Amazon, and Latona, St. John's, New Brunswick. A
BRHST, APRIL I.—Thu coast near Persall is strewe- re
oranges, lemons, and pieces of the wreck of three or 0" •
vessels; the timbers, planks, 6, c., belonging apparentlyi°o
northern-built vessel; a chasse mark, and a schooner. 1100
of fruit cases have been picked up, marked " W. R. 101"•••
in a circle. A few days since a bottle was found near le,
duine, containing a paper marked " Reins de H 01131310
Captain E. Greueld, sunk, lat. 36 N., lon. -20.30 W.,
April, 1850."

i„b e•
TEE GREAT ANTI.PAPAL LEAGUE.—The n--
f be
men, Members of the House of Commons, clergymen toe
Church of England, and v'issetiting ministers of ;ill 010
evangelical denominations, who have been engaged for so
e,
weeks past in forming a basis for a 'great Anti-Papal Leagm
concluded their labours in Osborne's Hotel yesterday the
have seen the teeolutions adopted, and are cognisant 0' .li%
course of procedure which it. is intended to adopt, in resis"lo,
the aggressions, and resenting the insults, of Popery ;
therefore, we speak advisedly, when we say that this rearell
ous confederacy will be one of the most forrnidaele of vcrbi,he
we have any example in the ecclesiastical annals 0' .0,
country. The formation of this powered and compreheno! f;
League, will be forthwith inaugurated by a great gatherTo
in the largest t lace which can be got in London. When,,ill
constitution and plans are brought before the public, it,e-ert
strike tenor into the heart of Popery. It will be more nte
defensive. It will assume the aggressive. It will bring Kobe
means and appliances to bear even on the very city of Kobe
itself. One of its principal objects will be to inducoewe
Btitisli Government to demand from the Pope that tolerlha'o.
to English Proteetants in Rome, which we so abundaelli"
cord t Roman Catholics in this country.—Advertiser.
completed by Messrs' ca.reir.
INGENIOUS AND ELFGANT CARRIAGE I'oo r1y,..0
EXHIBITION.- Among the specimens of British carr'ts
of a most ingerl,!btell
character,rtimlaetu rwehfiocrh thhaesjust Crystalb been
e Palace, acloaicnep,
appears te deserve
It is called the " Dioropba,' or double-headed. ;',:et/
atit,i)(lll.Sons, of Great Queen-street,is
comfortable clarence or winter WO p,
and
dostc process, of a ready tran'"!ltige
to the elegant light summer barouche, and vice versa,
icraopmabtlhe
e,
ebly,4
ea
peering most perfect in either condition from the close Ilt`loed
of the joints, &c. The configuration is very tasteful? erf
the workmanship elaborate, and is replete with ef,eo
modern improvement, having elliptic springs and Pit
axles, with ornamental lamps, chased plated furo"e"eeP
carved car.iage, &e. The body is painted of a rich roe
claret, highly varnished, the wheels of the same Co'° of
picked out with vermillion. The lining is of silk taba.ll,; of
a silver grey colour, and damask figured with the deeirsre
the rose, shamrock, and thistle. In the clarence har,„son
the fashionable circular windows, decorated with en': de
silk curtain
s in festoons., ornamented with white silk •r its
and tassels. The interior roof is tastefully arrange,dted
radiated drab cloth, and the whole is eminently calcina
to display the superiority of British carriage manufact

BII2TEIS.

OF A SOW.

On the 3d inst., at Finchley-road, the wife of E. S. ,
Esq., Professor of History in University College, Londoll*
On the 2d inst., the wife of Mr. John G. Wlc3"
Grosvenor-place, Camberwell.
OF A DAUGHTER.
On the 3d inst., at Buchan. hill, Crawley, Sussex, the igif.
of John J. Eroadwood.
On the 2d inst., the wife of Mr. 1). Nutt, of 271, StT

MARRIED. raisrel
On the 31st ult., at St. Pancras Church, Easton-5,411P,
Peter Lee, Esq., of Winchester, to Emelia Harriet/
YON
daughter of the late Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Wriglit.,„r.
Gentleman Usher to her late Maiesty the Queen DOW.

DIED ,1
On the 3d inst., at Sutton, near Hull, George Liddell, fsel''
banker. aged 79. d 3011/I
On the Ist inst., at Kiimacoe, near Wexford, Ire
White Pritchard, Esq., Commander R.N, aged 62. ore.
On the Ist inst., in Upper G-orge-street,Bryanstoweelt
aged 84, Peter Wright, Esq., of the Priory, Hatfield 1"°
Essex.
D 20.14

On the 2d last., at High Wycombe, Bucks, Mr.
Hearn, aged 6 4. tt
On the 2d in; t., at River-terrace, Islington, Mrs. m° gat
On the 2d inst., at Clapton-square, Mr. F. R. W
of Chin; ell-street, Finsbury, aged 33
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