The Sun.
London, England, 1834-12-04 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK
Montreal papers to the sth of November, and Quebec to
the Ist November, have been received at the North and South
American Coffee-house.

The Montreal papers state that the proceedings at the poll,
on Friday, were interrupted by one of the most disgraceful
attacks ever witnessed in that city. On Thursday the Irish
electors came in early, and by their exertions Messrs. Don,

nellan and Walker were placed at the head of the poll, until
one o'clock; this incensed some factious persons, who deter-
mined they should take, and keep, entire possession of the
poll on Friday, when on that day an Irish row took place, and
several persons received some severe blows with bludgeons.
A meeting took place at Quebec on the present political
state of Lower Canada. The Parliament of Upper Canada
is prorogued from the 20th October to the 25th of March.
The Quebec papers state that the snow has lain on all the
country in that vicinity to the depth of four or five inches,
since the 29th instant ; but the cold has not been greater
than usual.

The Newfoundland Star states that the William Simmonds
had arrived from Labrador with green fish, and the fishery,
with very few exceptions, had been successful.
Halifax Papers to the 16th of November, Prince Edward
Island to the sth of November, and Jamaica to the 29th of
October have been received at the North and South Ame-
rican Coffee-house.

The Jamaica Papers state that a shock of an earthquake was
felt in that city about ten minutes after seven o'clock on the
evening of the 28th of October, being the fifth visitation of
this alarming phenomenon within the last forty-eight hours.
The Jamaica Dispatch says that our communications by
post are anything but cheering ; and between the conduct of
meddling parsons of all denominations, and the extraordinary
proceedings of some of the special magistrates, the worst con-
sequences are likely to result unless timely checked by the Le-
gislature.

Extract of a letter from St. George, relative to the state of
the parish :--" The Negroes in this parish are taking every
advantage ; and although they have not acted with open vio-
lence, they take every opportunity to defeat our plans, and are
not doing more than one-half of what they did before the
month of August. The Fort Stewart Negroes have been
feeling how far they can go, and numbers have absconded.
The Gibraltar apprentices absolutely refused to enter into an y
arrangements made to manufacture sugar, and when they were
informed that the crop could never be taken off', they declared
they would not work, and went off in bodies, breathing de-
fiance. The special magistrates arrived, and acted with
great firmness ; the police were sent for express, and for-
tunately arrived in time to save the burning of the
finest set of works within fifty miles round. On Friday night
fears were entertained that the torch would be set at work,
and sentinels were posted about the works ; notwithstanding
which they fired the trash in the Stock-hole, and a second at-
tempt was made in different places.
Madras Papers to the 15th June have been received at the
North and South American Coffee-House. They state that
the present Company's Solicitor retires from office, and intends
returning to the land of his birth, by the next departure for
England. The weather continued more pleasant than it Fad
been for some weeks before. The above papers are void of
information.

ST. JOHN'S, Nov. 4.—THE CHOLERA.-This disease has
considerably increased since our last. The great majority of
cases have occurred in Portland and at York Point. The
number of cases reported since last Tuesday amount to 39,
and the deaths 17. Total of cases from the beginning 84—
deaths 40.

The Prince Edward Island papers state that the Legis.
Lature of Nova Scotia is summoned to meet on the 27th Nov.

THE FUNDS.

We have numerous arrivals this morning from the West
-Indies and North America ; also a Lisbon mail, by the Scorpion,
sailed on the 25th November. A mail from Halifax, by the
Goldfinch, sailed on the 16th November, with the French and
Ostend mails. The information they bring will be found in
another part of the paper. The express from Paris this
morning chiefly relates to their domestic affairs—the meeting
of the Chambers. Consols, which left off yesterday at 911 i,
are at present 91i for the Account. Spanish Stock had reached
543 since which it receded to 531 54. Portuguese may be
quoted 83. Money still continues very scarce.

HALF-PAST ONE.
Consols have improved to 91 4 for the Account, owing to
the Bank continuing to lend money on Government securities.
Spanish Stock heavy; it reached 544, at present it is 53i
Portuguese Stock, 838 f. Money is more easy to be obtained.
THREE O'CLOCK.
Consols for the Account, 911 8.

EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE.--,The fol-
lowing singular and extraordinary circumstance has been re-
lated to us by an eye witness, of whose veracity we do not en-
tertain the slightest doubt :—An old woman crossing the bridge
of Dungiven on Tuesday last, was suddenly raised from the
ground, and borne along by the wind for a distance of about
200 yards, when she fell in a field adjoining the river without
sustaining the slightest bodily injury 1 The fall was broken
by the inflated state of her clothes, to which her fortunate es-
cape may be ascribed, because the height of the bridge was 40
feet above the level of the field into which she was borne.
Astonished both at the accident and its harmless issue, she ran
from the spot immediately, as well as her strength allowed,
fearing that she had been subjected to the influence of some
preternatural power.—Londonderry Journal.
BARNSLEY.--It is a singular fact, and worthy of
record, that there has not been a watchman in Barnsley for the
last six or seven years.—Sheffield Iris.
The director of a white lead manufactory in France
has got rid of the disease known as the plumber's cholic, by
allowing his workmen the free use of sulphuretted lemonade.
—Brighton Guardian.
Lord Mansfield has written to the Duke, intimat-
ing, that if the Tory Government professes Reform princi-
ples, it will not have his support.— Wnitehaven Herald,

COURT OF CHANCERY.-(THIS DA')

Lord LYNDHURST sat in Lincoln's Inn Hall, and t°
motions to-day. -

IN THE MATTER OF CHAMBERS. t'
His Lordship appointed Tuesday next for hearilig,,i,?
ry
prelimina arguments in this case, previous to heari°'
petition.
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THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL V. SHORE.-LADY ...'' ' L

CHARITY. , L.,, tO
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL applied to his Le:owl'
appoint an early day for the hearing of this appeal. hat
His Lordship thought, that as it would be desirable t
the arguments should take place before the same C°E°:r.
Law Judges as had previously heard it with his predecbe:ect
it would be better to consult with them upon the
This he would do, and let the parties know the result' itter
thought, however, it would be impossible that the 01`
could come on before Christmas.

VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT.—(THIS DAll
el°
The Court was crowded to excess the whole ill 1,
with members of the congregation of the Tabernacetbe
expectation that a motion would be made to restrainfrom
Rev. Mr. Campbell, the late minister of the ch3l9el;
proceeding every Sunday to demand access to the PuiFiliat
The case arises out of the unfortunate disPutege
have taken place between a certain portion of the c°.rtiog
gation of that chapel and the trustees, the former assn-d the
that the right of electing the minister was in them, B"ed to
latter denying the right. The greatest anxiety se °'d pot
pervade all present to hear the application, which ha nor
been made previous to our reporter leaving, his ;
°sse
having been occupied up to that peiiod with hearing' the -
of a ward in his own private room.,

NTH DAY.)
's Inn Hall, ansit.i

inmamts.
next for hearing
Irerious to hearing t
E.-LADY lIEWLEY'

I to his Lordship t°
)f this appeal.
-ould be desirable that
re the same Coreoun
t with his predeeeec,
!scr:
tern upon the subj
know the result. lie
;sible that the matter

•T•—(THIS DAl'')
is the whole moraillf.
)f the Tabernacle, 1'
made to restrain tb,ne
'r of the chapel' r°:,
iccess to the pulp
rtunate disputes th3t
)rtion of the eogre:
the former assert*
was in them, andi the
#,
st anxiety seed
ration, which b3d Pcit
leaving, his floneur
with hearing the e'l•s/

[-(THIS DAY)

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