The Sun.
London, England, 1834-10-04 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

The express from Paris does not bring any news of import-
ance from the theatre of war in Spain. It chiefly relates to
the finance operations in the Cortes respecting the debts of
Spain, of which another telegraphic despatch has been re-
ceived, stating that the 3d Article, which divides the debt into
active and passive, was rejected by a majority in the Cortes of
58 to 44, and was sent back to the Committee. It is expected
the whole will be made into an active debt.

By the Lisbon mail we have now the (Alicia' account of the
death of Don Pedro on the 24th ult., no as the Times stated,
on the 22d ult. All was tranquil at Lisbon. The new Mi-
nistry are the same as we stated in our City article the day be-
fore yesterday.
Consols opened at soi for the Account. Spanish 55, and
Portuguese 81ii.

HALF-PAST-ONE.

We have just received the Hamburg Reporter of the 80th of
September.
BORSEN;-lIALLE.—The Funds continue to improve ; a good
deal lias been done in Spanish Securities to-day, at the close
there was much animation in that description of paper. The
Six per Cents. Portuguese has been as high as 92. ; to-day
they were 92 9U.
VIENNA, SEPT. 23.—Metalliques, 99 11-32 ; Bank Shares,
1257
In the early part of the day it was reported that an express
had arrived from Madrid, but on inquiry we could not trace it
to any authentic source ; still the Spanish and Portuguese
Stocks have improved, the former to 55k, the latter to 82y.
This being a strict holiday with the Hebrews, their New
Year, few have made their appearance on 'Change.
Consols are at present 90+ a for the Account.

THRER 0' CLOCA.

Consols for the Account, 904 i.

LEITH RAI LW A y.—This branch railway, which
is calculated to open up new facilities of commerce, and im-
prove the trade of the port generally, is now in a state of great
forwardness. The levels arc all taken, and the rails laid as
far as the Seafield Baths. It may shortly be expected to
be opened to the public.
IMPORTANT DECISION.—The Appeal Sheriffs
here, after full argument and deliberation, have decided that
the nonpayment of assessed taxes forms no valid objection to a
registered vote being continued on the roll. This judgment,
we understand, had been anticipated by the legal profession.
The question was raised in the Leith district; for in the City,
parties were so satisfied upon the point, that no such objection
was taken in any ease.—Edinburgh Courant.
GRECIAN NET TRADE.—Fearful of a further
reduction on this valuable fancy net article, which is considered
unnecessary by the owners of pusher machines, they have come
to the unanimous determination of lessening the supply by
limiting the working hours. The last month they have been
working only daylight, which has had its effect. The next
month they will work twelve hours per day.—Nuttinghans

Review.
The proposed Railroad from London to Yarraouth,
by way of Cambridge, Thetford, and Norwich, appears already
to have excited considerable attention. The me sting held at
Thetford on Friday last, was attended by se': eral gentlemen
residing in the neighbourhood ; among the rest Wyrley
Birch,
Esq., of Wretham Hall, expressed b:'3 entire approbation of
the measure, stating his wish th,:t the Railroad might pass
through his estate, and that f'7,r all the land required he would
take the yaltie ilt $ll4ll5-:*---Norwich Mercury.