The Sun.
London, England, 1851-04-17 00:00:00

Anglo-Mesican(is. bl. p,

Asturian
Australian .... ••
Barossa Range
Blacnarvon Iron and Cos
Bolanos Scrip .........
British Iron.. . • .. • • ...
Brazilian Imp. (is. 81. p.

34 -2%
3}‘, -3%

Do. Cocaes and Cititibitl

Do. St. John del Iley.
Cobre Copper • • .... . •
Copiapo ..... . .
General.. • • .......... •
Real Del Monte, iTareg.

32% - 32
14% -157 w
35% - 34%
54 - 7!)i
13N - 14
M - tit

Do. Black Debentures

Do. Red Debentures ..
Santiago do Cuba ......
Tin Croft
United Mexican••......
JOINT

7% -6%
1034 - 11
4% - 5N
,$ BANKS
33 - 324
42% - 42
0% - 12
25 - 25%
18% - 17 ii
2738 - 273,,

Australasia
British North America..
Colonial ..

Commercial of London.
London Joint Stock ...

London and Westminster
National Provincial Eng.l

Do. New ............
National of Ireland
Provincial of Ireland....

18N - 20.4
42 - 43:4
15%, - 15

Do. New ..... ..... ...
Union of Australia .. • •

Do. Now
Union of London ......
Union of Madrid .-

331 - .33N
3 -3%,
12% - 1314

Canada
Gen. Steam Navigation .
Penln. & Oriental Steam.
Royal Mail Steam .. • • ..

CEL:
32%

diI\TEOLTS.
42% 46
26% 28
68}4 66
76 —7g

G 7 5% 6

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MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.

CITY, TWO O'CLOCK.-
The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were esti-
mated at 4,000 bales, comprising 3,250 American, 200
Pornaai and Maranham at 71d. to 84d., 100 Bahia at
lid. to 'lid., 100 Egyptian at 74d. to 8-0., and 300 Surat
at 4d. to Sid. per lb. The market closed heavily,
American and Surat fully h.d. per lb. lower.—Railway
Shares were quiet.
The last week's railway receipts, ascertained up to this
day, are in round figures as under:—

1851. 1850
Groat Western £16,047 ... £17,372
North-Western
South-Western 9,465 ... 9,508
Brighten
Midland
South-Eastern
North Stafford 4,8G8 .. 4,334
Caledonian
The following communication has been received from
the committee of Spanish American bondholders:—
" Madrid, 10th April, 1851.
"James Capel, Esq., Chairman of the Committee of
~..Spanish Bondholders, London.

" Dear hasten to inform you, that to-day's
Gazette contains the decree convoking the new Chamber
of Deputiesjor the Ist of June. Although, according
to the Constitution, the Government might have delayed
until the 7th of July the meeting of the Chamber, yet
they have endeavoured to abbreviate this period, in order
to calm as soon as possible the natural anxiety of the
Bondholders, who, after giving so many proofs of patience
and moderation, have been again frustrated in their hopes
in the very moment when a new era was expected to
commence for the credit of Spain. As untoward as this
circumstance is, it is gratifying to me to be able to inform
you, that 11. E. Senor Bravo Murillo, President of the
Council of Ministers, whom I have had the honour to
see respecting the subject, has given me the most posi-
tive assurance that the project for the settlement of the
debt will be one of the first laws submitted to the new
Chamber.

" The great efforts which his Excellency recently made
to obtain the sanction of the last Chamber, are a sure
guarantee to the bondholders that the Government will

fulfil so sacred an obligation, so as to justify the good
faith of Spain from this involuntary delay. The Funds
have recovered in some degree from the first unfavour-
able ingression, and they closed to-day. The Five per
Cents., with Four over duo Coupons, 16,1 -,l;* Debt with-
out Interest, 6i -; Three per Cents. 36.
" With the reiterated assurance that my best services
will always be at your disposal, I remain, my dear Sir,
your most obedient servant,
" DANIEL WEISWEILLEIt."

* I think this should be 15:1 3.
Advices of March 12 from Caracas state " Congress
is in session; they have before them several questions—
one is an appropriation to idernnify British subjects for
losses under the law of Espara."
" This Government is getting along better than was
expected; the military despotism which prevailed under
the last Administration has ceased to exist. The pre-
sent Ministers are Lucie Pulido, of the Interior and
Justice; Jost Maria Herres, of the Treasury and
Foreign Affairs; and General Salom, of War and the
Navy.
"There has been a motion pending some time before
Congress, for a general reprieve for all political offences,
and to allow all the citizens of Venezuela to return to
their homes, but the Government aro opposed to it, say-
ing the time had not yet arrived. The next Congress
will restore all the exiles, it is believed.
" The investigation is still pending in respect to the
steamer Libertadur, built at Philadelphia. Report has
stated that the Minister of the Treasury and the Mi-
nister of the Navy each received ten thousand dollars for
their votes to have the steamer built, and that Mrs.
Monagal, the late President's wife, had a pull at the
wires by way of advancing money; at all events, the
bills amount to 164,000 dollars, and it is asserted that
the steamer could not have cost more than 40,000 dolls."
The British Consul in Guatemala has written the fol-
lowing letter:— _

" The undersigned, Contzul of her Britannic Majesty
in Central America, has the honour to demonstrate to
the Supreme Government of Honduras, that the general
boundary of the country of Mosquitos is fixed from the
Cape of Honduras, in long. 86th deg., leaving the city
of Truxillo a few milts west, and continuing this meri-
dian, the boundaries in the east on the banks of the
Soruaguera; from there continue by the mountains that
are in the north of the district of Tegucegal pa, in which
said district will be united to the state of New Segovia.
" The condition is, that the said boundary is the one
named to divide each state, and that the Government of
her Britannic Majesty has resolved to sustain by any
means the King of Mosquitos, without allowing him
to do business with the Government of Honduras."
In the Amsterdam Stock Market on the 15th instant
Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were in request.
Spanish Five per Cents. were better, and also Mexican.
Accounts froth Frankfort state that the Easter fair
had commenced well in the wholesale departments.
Tho English Funds aro quiet. Many of the jobbers
who deal exclusively in Consols have left town for the
holidays. Console have been 97i Exchequer-bills
are 545. to 575. premium. The New Three-and-a-
Quarter per Cents. have realized 97i to 98k.
To-morrow being Good Friday, thu Stock Market will
be closed.
The Foreign Securities have been dealt in chiefly in
connexion with the Account. Mexican, after being 341
aro now 34i to A large failure has occurred, and
we regret to say that the party gave his cheques freely
up to the last moment, and thereby seriously incon-
venienced many of those who were his creditors.
Spanish Five per Cents, have been 19i to It is
supposed, the jobber in question Reared Mexican and
Balled Portuguese and Spanish. Portuguese Four per
Cents. have been 324 and since 31i; they are now 32j.
Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have realized 58}
to 59.

Railway Shares have been buoyant, and higher values
have been current for Great Western, Caledonian, North-
Western, Aberdeen, and South-Eastern, and some
others. South Wales are flatter. Foreign Shares are
steady.