The Sun.
London, England, 1851-10-21 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, _ TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, 1851.
--...,
THE SHARE MARKETS. InTINZ
THEATRE ROYAL, ADELPHI. •
at the glorious Westminster demonstration of yes- with whose property they are entrusted, they are '.l that trade, because they deluge it at their
‘
Under the direction of Mr. B. Webster.
terday, is the opportunity which it afforded Lor 3 doubly hound to protect. What legal indemnificat, ota I own convenience to the total annihilation of ed.
THIS EVENING. BRITISH RAILWAYS. Paid. N
anUDLEY STUART of exposing the sophism of th e can they hold against the chances of insolvency o a all fair principles of exchange, leaving the
Paid. Nominal Prices,
Will be performed tin, celebrated comic Opera, entitled GOOD aa
..gme . • . . . . • . . . .....
lIT SIGNOR PANTALON. Doctor Tititofolo, Mr. Paul
2.lllelnUterd'; Signor- Pantalon, Mr. Honey ; Lea>, au3s Woolgar; Co- question constantly asked, with a self-satisfied air, h y the part of either the so-called merchant or h is merchants, who perhaps may have responded to the
Railways.
combine, MISS Kathleen Fitzwilllam. to-day.
Business dons
Asturian ....
After which, the laughable comic Drama, entitled THE FOREST the partisans Of Absolutism,-How is it possible that a agent abroad ?In addition to all that they are soul( a. call from Leadenhall-street, by paying them in ster-
BAebiellforasolstteoeannn,.. -.. . . all 85tto
_
Sovereig
n can be a traitor ? Let Lord DUDLEY times directly, often openly, parties to a whole o ling gold for bills upon the Governor-General of
ROSE! and the YANKEE PLOUGHBOY. Jonathan Plmouisgrocoyi:
9 % flaenarvon Iron and Coal all •
Mr. J. Slisbee; Bellamy, Mr. Worred ; Harriet sillier,
STUART show how not only this is possible, but how sale fraud upon the mercantile world, inasmuc h India, to get their money back as best they may. Ambergate, Nottingham,
Bolanos Scrip ........ •• -
Iles; Sally Forest, Miss E. Chaplin. that money thus raised acts as a sti - This anomalous proceeding once permanently discon- dtecoli.JtyunDeoion s % 4- 4% 414 %
To be followed by a new and laughable Piece de Circonstance,
it has actually occurred, and prove that ia this jt- as
37% .. .. British 1r0n.......• .... 13 5 •
entitled BLOOMERISM ; or, The Follies of a Day. Mr. Agricola Binning., Wolverhamp., Brazilian Imp. (is. Si. p.) 24%
stance the Sovereign was the traitor, the insurgent mulus to the false credit of the merchant, who o f . tinued would give rise to the establishment and
and Stour Valley • • all 9 ... 10 Do. Cocacs and Cuiaba all ~
Green, Mr. Honey; Mr. Flighty Bounce, a
,tr. Paul Bedford ; John
course passes the amount through his banker's hands, , healthy working of a new class of moneyed firms, Birkenh., Lan., & Chesh Do. St. John del Rey.. 15 2,
Airey, Mr. 0. Smith ; Mr. Weakly, Mr. Worrell; Mrs. Portia Lu-
the true man. June., late 331.65. lid- 26 11 -9 d. Cobre Copaer . ..... ... 40 3.
Coconclude with the Farce of FORTU
ornate Green, Miss Woolgar.
" The Hungarians," said his Lordship, " led by Kos- but too glad to make such a display of means. The confining themselves to exchange operations with Do. Chest. & Birkenhd., Copiapo .. ..• .... •.. 14
• NE 'S FROLICS. Robin
unwary is thus decoyed into selling him goods upon England, India, China, &c., and who we may hope 501. 8;251. Consolidated all 18 -19 General •. •• . • ......... all L
Ruilahnend, Mr. Emory; Rattle, Mr. Worrell; Dolly, Miss Ellen
suth, rose but to defend the rights they had enjoyed for
Do., d0.,201. • • .• •• 17% .. -• • Mexican& S. American 9
Chaplin. eight centuries.-(Cheers.) That was all they wished credit, through references to, and the good word of, would discountenance the practices of the present Bristol and Exeter.. - too 78 -80
(pester
Caledonian -••- ao it te - 11% 718134% % Real Del Monte, Unreg. -
to do-to preserve their Constitution, and to endeavour, . Do. Black Debentures, -
ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE.
his banker, who is blinded by the amount of his ace soi- disant merchant princes-that of interfering with
Lessee and Manager, Mr. W. Ferran. ats Englishmen were seeking to do even at the present ester and Holyhead .. an la -la 16% % Do. Red Debentures .. - • •
day, to improve it. And this they endeavoured to effect Count; or his broker, who may be on the look-out for the local tradesman, by selling retail from their Dublin and Belfast Junct. 45 23 -21 d . Santiago de Cuba ...... 10
Tremendous success of -kzael, and Caught In his Own Trap.
THIeS EVENING,
another parcel of goods, from the net proceeds ef " godowns" saddlery, spirits, guns, wine,. dec., an t Dublin and Kissgstowa.. all .. -..
RC. Dundalk and Esmiskillen all .. ..... Tin Croft .............. a 1
United Mexican.... - • • 28 2 814
wig be performed GIR.k,LDA.
.Characters by Messrs. Comp on' by legal means. They even got their Government to
Mesdames L. Howard, and sanction those reforms, the importance of which had
which to stop. the. gap caused by a loss on some pre - which should appertain exclusively to those who are Dundee, Perth,and Aber- JOINT STO CP
B. Farrell, G. Cooke, W. I toren, jun.,
been mentioned by his Hon. and Gallant Friend theleen Junction .. .. an .. -... Australasia ........ •• • • al X
Fieldinn. Do., New .. •• •• all •• -- •• British North America.. 56 41
With', CAUGHT IN HIS OWN TRAP, in which Mr. Farren
Chairman, in his most able anti eloquent speech.- viously ill-considered and disadvantageously•pui !- obliged to keep heavy stocks of them, and who have
East Anglian (25/. L. & Colonial .. '• •• ....... 25 II
chased shipment, or local speculation, in which tl le allowed those same merchants a fair participation in
EasternL E. ane ec.:Dusemile.ess
.... .... a 2: 2% -2%
•,, ill appear.
de with AZAEL ; or, the Prodigal in London, supspo;Lcsl (Hear, hear.) Both Kossuth and Hungary would have Commercial of London.. 20 V
'''Th•es°BnrcsiaCorepton, Shelders, Norton, Kinloch, Clifton; Me (1 been willing to cerairue under the sceptre of the house
broker, by some übiquitous power, is both buyer al id the importation of them to India, either as indents toDo. (181. E. & H.) .. all IX- 9% London Joint Stock .... 16 It
7 l‘p'iye,rlip9, Fielding, Ellen Turner, and Lees. of Hapsburgh, could they but have found a Sove- .eh - eye 67i 6 Lennon and Westminster 20 2£
their order, or by the purchase of them as consign- Eastern Union, class A, National Provincial Eng. 35 a
naNCll's PLA YHOUSE AND STRAND Tllanai TRE, reign of that race who would have taken the oath t, late •E. U. shares .. all 4 •-• 414 Do. New ........ •• .. 10 .•
seller.
the Constitution and would have kept it,-(Leud A second illustration of the abuse may be traced in meats. Through such improved channels as these, Do. do. do National of Ireland .... 22% I/
Lassen Mr. W. R. COPELAND.
the shipment of British manufactures bought up c n then, we would wish to see the currency of the Do. do., II & C shares all 9X -14% Oriental Bank Corpora(, all 2(
The original Bloomer Costume received (ielli•ltyleyrlWrth shouts of
laughter-the Hit of the Day. cheers.) But if they were driven to resort at last
to physical force, it was because the Government
credit,. through the aforesaid references, which a; le country directed, a measure that would effectually East Lancashire .. • • all 13% - %
'&l3l' 'I"
iaer-wme s t'l
jlaioladir, Quarters
o c k... 1
all
la 11
49 -5 I 14% Previncial of Ireland.. -25 4;
THIS EV EN LNG.Do. New .......• .... all It
- East
opd Union of Australia ...• all 3i
E. Characters by Messrs.
Will be performed THE ARTIST'S
.WIF
ders and Marshall. forced them to do so.-((,peers.) So long as it did its
Belton, Hudspeth, Moreland, M duty, so long a. it preserved even the semblance of shipped to India, shipping documents being sewn 1- stop the present system of advance, careless as toDo. New ........ •• -9%
sosiensFall,_nentitlen THE HOPELEnS
doing its duty, the Hungarians were loyal; but when the ponied by orders to ship, on receipt thereof, pro- quality and excessive as to quantity, indeed, start- I.;dia!ntbeeuitgaest York. June.) all .. -•• • Union of London .... • • 10 1:
Atter weich a new petite C
duce of an amount equal to their "salted" value-- ling as may appear the assertion, too often upon h anl Waage. I 50 25 -27 Unton of Madrid .... • all ..
PASSION, by Messrs. Tilbury, Daviad,Y3aorton ; firs. Copeland, and
Edina nerth, and Dundee! 25 4 -4% 11T15C111.2.11
Miss Maskell.
elrsG,UAßtEtwOooFd,FijUolp;
ootth,, Emperor attempted to trample down all the rights
.of
'-• with the facilities afforded by the native Bane. neither quantity nor quality, but upon mere bills of 0 IDaseg.edwo.and South-West, 100 .. -•• • Canada ---••• • • • • • 32% 4/
To be followed by a new Farce, ceaallresd.
Rogers,
their countra-when he attempted to rule without the Diet
Great
p o.
halves, Northernll ,
GD. &C.steck II 6 11 • • -••
the Bloomer Costume, inGen. Steam Navigation. 14 21
and Miss Marshall will appear.
GENTLEMA.N Characters by -wny thenjthey did what all free men ought to do- this
(Laud cheers)--they refused to submit to tranny, and yane and local banks, is easily managed (8 to 12 per lading that have been signed by captains at the re-Penin. & Oriental Steam. all 6!
Witn THE UNFINItia..D . a _ .
cent. being nothing to M., M., and Co. for interest in quest and under the illegal guarantee of the shipper, Do. halves, A, deferred all 43i -4n Ditto ditto 10 1,
a
Royal Mail Steam ...... 60 Si
Messrs. J. Reeve, Roge.rs, and Miss Saunders.
did not hesitate that placid in a similar situa-
they had recourse to arras.-(Renewed applaese.) . He
to say if advance). Hence the immediate shipment of pro- avowedly to " save the mail," before the goods are in Great Southern and
ebe prices of admission are
,arranged as iollow i-Orchestra stalls,
d ircle) 2- • Pit 1 35.; (sewn C. ,J.„ s. . Western, Ireland
•• an 33 -35 3334 Settling days in the month of Oci
tirst circle),
n4i; hones (
..,
be
pr at Hai.-Past Six, and the performancei to nen ng Is nlOn WOU Great Western •• .. 100 80% - 111% 80% 81 % % lured shares, 16th and 30th. An.
Donal w 4.se°, precisely. El. h Id have done th© same.-(Loud
cheers.) The conduct of the Emperor of Austria was duce, for which shipping documents are dispatched many cases even bought, much less shipped. The Lancaster and Carlisle - all 76 -78 78 rWe cannot be answerable for the
ks""tence a`will be taken to the Boxes only at Nine o'clock justoverland. These find their way to Messrs. S., S. and Honourable East India Company would then have
A aee,ond price it home themselvesil4: Do. thirds - • • ••11 13 4 734 -6% p.
Do. Do. quarter al ores .. all .. -.. P will not be influenced by interested 0
irc!e, Is.
sutihdisTaavrotuoghsutpopobarein!
Lancaster and Preston 47% .• - •
Co., who in return give their acceptance for this "pig ample means of remitting through these channels, --,'lnat c're'lcivatesecgxes One Guinea and a Half each. wouldretgn beef littlethis is andl orkslaire 100 54 54% 54% %
in a poke" to Messrs. M. M. and Co., which, under between which and their bills issued from Leaden-6 per. c.t.. allal' 1151:
...- :25% 15%
%
MONE Y and COMM.
3----. ASTLEY'S ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE. • impossible could occur.the
praise to say thatfifths •• • •• 13 11% -8% 4. 4% CIT]
Undo -.be Patrenage of her Majesty and his Royal Ilighnesa It
Sove
country was the best in Europe-(Loud cheers) discount, or „arty so, pays the acceptance given for ball-street upon India, the whole of the three L Do. West Riding Union 113 6% -5% d. sse The sales of Cotton at Li
Prince Albert.
-but it might with truth bo said that there British manufactures, it being " desirable," •in the first millions necessary to the payment of dividends, dveerspooolr,thcerrneshy...
...a all. 11 -12
nare netor and Manager, Mr. W. fatty. 5,000 bales, of which 500 Arm
never was a monarch in the history of this country who
The roost successful and popular Theatre in London. or second instance, that they should do promptly, and &c., might be realised, thus rendering their finan- B'3'll4'l - - - 17% - - - port. The sales comprised 3,50
Another Week of Glorious Triumph. was more worthy to fill the exalted position she occu- London and Blackwan ~ all a% -6% and •Maranham at 51d. to 60,
vie most atteactive Spectacle ever produced-crowded to the
pied, or who better understood the duties of a constitu- then perhaps they may get an occasional renewal of cial identity with India a boon instead of a Do., Tllbury Ext. Scrip i!4 .. -••
London, Brighton, and 500 Egyptian at 50. to Bd., 4
ceiling nightly.
tional Sovereign.-(Loud cheers.) But this attempt of their acceptance for subsequent purchases, in order bane to the mercantile community there, who south coast .. - too sets - sate sate 93 and 70 Sea Island at Is. to ls.
Last Week of Mazeppa.
the Emperor of Austria was just as if the Sovereign. of London and N.-Westem 100 113% -113% 11334 %
The Hippodrome Laving closed after a most successful Season, andthat they may, what they call, " trade" with the in detail (that is, men with moderate capital engaged was dull.-The Share Market
qtr. Batty, ever anxious to produce all the novelty it is possible to
England had attempted to rule without a Parliament, to Do. do. quarters • • 22 2% -2% P. 24% ii
money, that is, employ it in anyspeculation in the importation
hazardous
be got, has arranged with Mona. Boller and the whole of his troupe
his laws without having any regard to the people,i. sh. M. &B (c 1 1 - 1%p.2% The Hamburgh advices of
to perform at Astley's every evening during this week, previous to enforce
introduce a new form of government before un- of tempting prospects that may have been put before exportation of Indian produce,) would derive new London and g.-Western). 100 81%
their provincial tour, in conjunction with the numerous equestrian and to - 82% el% 5234 rate of exchange on London
artistes already engaged, making this the greatest combination of ' heard of.-(hear, hear.) If such a thing as that were them by their wily broker, or engendered in the half- life from the extermination of such foolhardy Do. new
401. .. .. 34 8 - 7 die.
the world; in consequence of which it will be necessary to dispense lishmenbrethren Do. new 501. .. .. 42% a% - ate dia. months' paper, with a good 4
equestrian talent ever produced within the walls of any Theatre m to
happ
would adopt ? Why would not even those men en here, what would be the course which Eng-
matured brain of M., M., and Co., until the London, as Messrs. HITORMISS, LUCKISALL, and Co. The Manchester, Buxton, and was at 428. Coffee was Stiff
Matlock .. .. .. all 2 .- 2% rather dearer.
with the usual Afterpiece. most attached to order think it their duty to rise up in Manchester, or Glasgow warhoueeman finds himself fourth instance we trace to the moneyed interests in Manchester, Sheffield, &
THIS EVENDTG,
grand Spectacle, entitled MAZEPP; arms to defend the Constitution?-(Loud cheers.) He Lincolnshire .. .. 100 26 •-• 27 25 34 We are of the number who I
Till be performed thewhere most people do who follow a false light-in the England, connected with India. How can any mer-
e/. the Wild Horse of Tartary, which has aeen continued, in copse- could not doubt that there was any man who would not • Do. Manchester and meat looked with extreme disss
' from Persons of all Nations to wit-mire. Here, then, we have the fertile sources of chant or banker (we mean branches from the East) Lincoln Union •• 4203% -2% dls.
quell ce of numerous applications be ashamed to say " No."-(Applause.) Well, then, that Midland .. .. .. - 100 47 % - 47% 411% 50 49% of the Spanish Government in
ness tee magnificent Spectacle.
the largest was what the Hungarians had done, and no more than " panic," inasmuch as that both operations glut the for one instant support so palpably rotten a course as Do. 501. shares .. .. 35 .. -• • dia. 24 Di settlement of its debt, and them
Witty Batty's Grand Scenes of the Arena, embracing
and British
Equeatelan Company in Europe, represented by Foreign that.-(Hear, hear.)" home and foreign markets with goods heavily embar- that of advancing money upon the security of goods Do. firming & Derby 100 23 -25
Midland Gt. West. (Ire.) 4734 .. -•• thing within the last fey
Male and inemale Artists of superior talent. Four daily. And that they were amply justified in doing that rased, which must be sold at some price "to keep for which the Newcastle and Carlisle.. all
Tickets to be had at the Box-office from Eleven till y must know that the buyers have had •• -•• mitigate our disgust. At
stage 31anaaer, Sir. T. Thompson.
._._._....___._._._.__________----• and would have been, and will be, when the time, the pot boiling.',
credit, and that they must lose in commission and in- De. quarter shares .. all • - •
Newmarket • • .. .. all .7% - .8% have felt that the poor
shall come, justified in doing much more than that, A third and yet more serious evil is that arising terest upon advances in India the little they may Newport, Abergavenny, were being worn out by the s
HIGH svATEn. AT LONDON
1"1 ID(2Train after II and Hereford .. .. 5 .. -.. dia.
l'ais DAY -Morning 53 min. after 10 I Evening
56 min after 11 no Englishman who has not disgraced himself by from produce shipped in India for England, without gain by the exchange upon that place, to say nothing Newry aria Emilskillen .. 7 .. -• • dia. lateness and insensibility. Ye,
To-Moaeow-Morning 0 min. after 0 i Evening
accepting Cossack service will .venture to deny. either money or goods having been sent there for that of prejudicing the sale of such goods by having en- Newry, Warrenpoint, &
Restrevor .. .. •• all .... -•• away, and still no measure of rt
......n......--------......--------,, -a, Norfolk .. .. .. •• 100 17 -19 of increasing prosperity, of
OCTOBER aL. Desperate have been the efforts of the Austrian agents purpose. This is done annually to the extent of many cumbered the consignees, as before explained, and
THE WEATHER.-Suer Orme, Do. New 201. shares•• 15 ! 14% - 13% dia.
TH vomETnn, IN THE SHADE. to make it appear that the movement in favour of millions sterling. The produce thus shipped may be which goods may go into the market to compete Northern Counties Union 3% 3 -2% dia. % lavish outlay, but not a syllabi,
North British • • .. • • 25 on the foreign debt. At len
yesterday. KOSSUTH is not a national movement in traced in publications issued by her MAJESTY'S Cue, with their own shipments or those of their manufac- North Devon .. • • 9% 5%
- .5. %
61-highest since noon
t• latent indications of a resoluti
the night. North Staffordshire .. 17% 874:- 8% dis. 8%
53-lowest this morning and during
England, that the working-classes hold aloof toms as consigned "to order," which means simply taring supporters? We trust, therefore, ere long, North-Western .. •• 19 .. - dia. ferent Governments to take ul
55-this day, at noon.
from it, and divers letters, pretending to that the policy and bill of lading for the same were to find that the East India Company have finally en- North BaStlanWestaJitne. 1 par -'4 p
BARoMETZR, 30,08. Oxford, Worcester and their respective subjects roux
come from working-men have, from time to time, ap- by, say Messrs. HITORMISS, LUCKISALL, and Co., gaged to discontinue their participation in the Wolverhampton.. .. all 13 -14
Wenn, E.S.E.--Morning, cloudy; Afternoon, fine. something like action. A ashen
peered in the columns of the Absolutist organs; " hypothecated"-" pledged" is too coarse for Ori 'en- Scottish Central .. .. 25 12% - la%
present pernicious system of advances. Indeed, their Scottish Midland .. .. all II - 9 12X 13
than the former disregard, is I
,---
DAILY. WEATHER TABLE. it was represented, however, that it was quite as tal ears-to one of the moneyed houses, as a collateral pecuniary position in this country having barely Do. new .. .. .. 23% ele - ete
1 Shrews. & Birm., Claw; all 5% -6% 6 % Minister, and when this is met
State of the Wind and Weather at each of the following 0 asy for the Chef of the forgery department of security to their draft upon Messrs. M., M., and Co. since the commencement of their financial year, in Do. Class 8.. .. .. all 4 -43 a sion and coaterupt, an amend°
a Nine o'clock yesterday morning.-The stations Aestria to sign himself a working-man as anything fora certain SUM, which, in fact, is neither more nor May last, realised half a million towards the three sroews.dseo Hereford., Old 6 5% -4% dig. ferablo scheme is propounded,
places a., New .. b•
are arranged in order of latitude. else. At length yesterday morning thereappeared in the less than an " advance" upon the shipment. millions required, must have shown them that some- shrewsbury and Chester deuce that could possibly be af
(Nor. W. Min.) .. .. all 14 -16
Pr.iimouTit-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-overcast• columns of the Times, a letter with a real signature Now no person possessing any knowledge of the thing more secure than a conditional and temporary no. Halves .. .. .. all 7 - 8 to defraud the creditors, and i
BairifiTON-Wind S. W., calm-overcast. Do. Oswestry .. .. all 10)4 - 11% their demands. Deaf to all re
and a real address, purporting to come from a real mercantile world, and the absolute necessity for some cessation is necessary to the mature development of
tiaseesrae-Wind W., gentle breeze-overcast. Do. New.... .. .. 1 %- li ate. lion of 50 per cent. of the coup
FonkEnTeNE-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-overcast, working-man, and denouncing Kossune. The history medium of exchange, could object to a party abroad the desired regeneration of mercantile interest in the Shropshire Union .. .• 6% 3a4 -3% d.
TUNBRIDGE-Wind W., gentle breeze- overcast•
of this working man is thus detailed, in a letter ad- drawing upon another in England or elsewhere, pro- East. Do., A, B, C, &D, ffilly as unfortunately the bondhol
paid up at per cent .. - .. -••
BanslNGsTott E -Wind S. Vo ~ calm
GR.F.:ENIVICH-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-overcast, dressed to Mr. BindooD, and read by him to the vided always that the party accepting had a specific Based upon a surer foundation, India South Devon -.. .. all 12 -14
possesses as South-Easten .. •• 3 18% -18 X 18% % eubmitted to. Yesterday the
;awe-a-Dort- Wind S. W., gentle breeze-overcast.
meeting :- and valuable consideration belonging to the drawer ample a field for occupation as for improvement, and - 97%
report to a public meeting a
L.EiciFiTON-Wind S.W., gentle breese-rain.South Yorksh. and River
" London, Oct. 20, 1851. in his hands. That, however, is not the we could wish
Coecastereer-Wind S.W., gentle breeze-foggy. to see a powerful concentration of Dun .• .. -.. 15 4-3 4. labours, and although we could
" Sir,-A letter appeared this morning in tho Times, Shell., Roth., and Gillet°,
CANDI • •E-Wind S.W., gentle breeze--overcast. case in this instance, though prima facie talent, wealth, and experience resolve itself into
Peer:awe traer-Wind S.W., gentle breeze - overcast. from a Mr. Edward Stokes,' A Working Man.' I have a South Divisioa .. .. 6 .. -,, success, we are sure they well
Yet:not:TN- Wind W., calm-cloudleaS. taken the trouble to go to his residence, 23, Pleasant- it would appear to be so-the " consideration" in fact body for the purpose of regulating the acts of such Stockton and Hartlepool 16 2-3 l- 13 x.d E.d the bondholders for their uncut:
SwanseaT & Loughor, &e. all . -..
Lanrcasamr--W ind E., calm-overcast. row, Pentonville, to muke the proper inquiries."- being attached to the draft-nor can possession of high-pressure fortune-makers or breakers as Messrs' Taff Vale .. .. •• •• 126 160 - 163 they have yet to gain, viz., the
Dec. -ono:a-Wind N.N.W., gentle breeze-overcast. (Loud cheers.) [He (Mr. Bidgood) wondered if there the former be had until the latter shall have been paid s s Taw Vale Extension .. 9% .., ... „. db. certificates or receipts for the 5
. S. S. and Co., M., 111., and Co., and H. L. and Co., and
_--- were two No. 2:3'e.-(lleac, hear.] " I have been to What is tbe d o one ? Oh, nothing, as Messrs. M., M., of
included in the conversion. If
TO CORaESPONDENTS Nu. 23, Pleasant-row, Pentonville, to make proper anticipating the interference of the Imperial Par- Railway .. •• • • 17% 16 -15 die.
and Co. would y,j sa • use write in red ink across the • Vale of Neath .. •• 15 .• -. .. d, in after years, make a provisior
*tended to unless authen- inquiries, and I find that he has only resided therehament with India generally, inevitable at the ex- Waterford and Kilkenny all .. -..
No communication een be an
one month-(Loud laughter)-and that his landlady, bill when presented for acceptance the admission of piration of the present charter in 1854, by framing Waterford, Waterford and Limerick, an n , is highly satisfactory to find t
bested by the name end address of the writer. terford, Wei., Wick.
Madame Labour, cannot get her rent-(Laughter)- your interest or agency in the shape of those potential and on the Continent will stem
for its consideration particular measures extending and Dublin .. .. 3 . -..
Rejected communications cannot be returned, that he leaves his apartment to-day ; that she know' - West Cornwall .. - 11 .. -.„ din. vent an over-issue, if the c
letters, figures and words B. P. No. 3,656 (any thing •t bl t t.• '
awl,.
F-- nothing about him, and intimated to me that if I was equitable a e pro ec ion to our enterprising and indue- Whitehaven and Farness all .. -, __
about to receive him into my house as a tenant to look under 2,500 looks "slow "), " accepted payable o u •ck 5
York,. Newc., /a Berwi 2 17% - 17% enough to pass them all
4 ~a_
7:;: 1( T.:7 sd .• then sharp after him for my rent-(More laughter)-and, production of shipping documents herein named at trious countrymen, and insuring a more effectual Ditto and Newcastle The exertions of Lord Ilowdi
4.1 r, ,1 )---1,-;:,ii-o: n'•=na ,„„ d maintenance of our credit in
that quarter-acts in Extension .. -. 20 7% - 7%d. 12%
Mr. Cape!, and the warm su
lastly, that Mr. Edward Stokes was, by profession, a Ditto G.N.E. purchase 9 3%. -3% a,
nrce'`;'
_i. ,a7/1:°, :ba:fn'n'7N•r''' • - ,-althes Messrs. Buennos and Co., London, Ist January, which we have no doubt they must receive the cordial York and North Midland 60 1514 -18• X Isyt 19 sten, were all duly acknowledl
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it,.___,,
--t-.`",;-`jir,'"- 4~ .•;." i4314'..7W,,i,r),;,. C"‘__ theatta"/!1
e e -IT' hi'. ---.- te • nen a, e . ettoeenekeee--- to draw its own inference.]
a-ela ~ ee ere OA,A ,
tru.. compositor to the public press."-(Loud cheers and
laughter.) He (Mr. Bid good would leave the meeting --)
1 s') " finishing withyour "usual signature " (in
8
"Now, sir, R 8 lam a rate- black or blue ink), and then you may say, as poor " Banyans''
co-operation of the wealthy "Bootee Nallas" and
of that favoured country-thus creating LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. the Spanish Ministers stand it
of having been dragooned in
n4i-2--------n-4V:nnaa:in4. ane ''" - . "(a- A .1/4..i...-2.:- payer, householder, and an elector of the borough of Snsainarr used to do with his bill#, " Thank good- India (for the chief
Marylebone; and as I have had to do with the Times Companies. done to-day.
ness, that's off my mind," at least, until the arrival of moment read " Cit of Pau ers," instead of " Cit of
and their faisehoods-(Cheers)-if any doubt exists in y P y -
ilri,,t,o-ifffec•-oh-1„1,141 ~, _ nn, the minds of any impartial person-, let him go to 23, the ship-when the holders of the bill will send you a
''l R 4 ' 4111 lfl i 1 - 1 Pleasant-row, and see whether he can ascertain the polite message, that as the good ship Charlotte,
so' l/ j! el* ' ` Yeeele ',.
IC
flo Palaces"), as far as Englishmen are concerned, a
timer and more permamentof source prosperity to Air' and
paid, or with a handle, but Mr. James Harvey
member of' the Anti Corn-law I
whereabouts of Mr. Edward Stokes.-(Cheers.) I send guarantee • • Gt. Western all 2834 - 29% to direct public attention to it,
anannn BAKER, from Calcutta has arrived in the Downs, En landg, a safer field for the em to y cap it
al went of its i al, Do., without a nerative price, not cheapness, i
LOSDON. TUESDAI'• OCTOBER 21, 1851 you my name and address, which you sun state to the
having on board the security for your acceptance No. guarantee -DA .. •• all 28 -29 Harvey is a currency retinae]
weeting.-I aw, Sir, your obedient savant, ability, and industry, than it has ever been; and last, lams., WoL, &
" Tuomas-,c,..-----
ANDREW EVANS. 3,656, they wish to know whether you will pay the though not least, protecting their unoffending country- Dudacalls duly trade, to be fully developed, nee
The calumniators of the glorious Kossurn are «9, Park-street, Camden-town.,,
amount thereof under discount, or they shall ware- men "at home" from the ruin and • ever wide-spread- paid, or with a
guarantee •• Do .. .. 16 I - lop issues, he takes the unwise par
mer opinions and hanging on
doing yeomen's service to the cause of constitutional This letter, says the report, appeared to create house the goods in their own name until the ma- ing disasters of an event, in which the East India Do., without a tionism, in the futile hoe t
••
itisertn, by their constant attacks on its most illus- much amusement, and no little sensation. turit ot the bill, which generally has two months to , a "commercial Buckinghamsh. guarantee • •
Lo • •
on. &N. W. au 7 -9 p p
y House have ever taken the initiative 12% - 17% he may obtain the object he de:
triou3 representative, His Excellency, the "de We congratulate the partisans of Austria on their run. If Messrs. M., M., and Co. be in good feather crisis." ClvdesdaleJunc Caledonian all 44 -46
E. Lin., Guar. meat of one positive good, ever
3. Ur Cn- _
' Governor of Hungary. We give to KoSsUTH alliance with Mr. EDWARD STOKES, and suggest to with their brokers, Messrs. S., S., and Co., they will per Cent. -. G. Northern all 32% - 323( x d 32% % x.p another, cannot be expected to
thiliis legal title advistdly-for the Red EMPEROR them that the least they can de for him is to accept answer off-hand-" Oh 1 just send in the draft and THE FRENCH PEP U-B
Y LIC. Gloucester and
Dean Forest Gt. Western 20 134 •-2% p The Sun, nor, as we hope, of
pretending to conscientious a
is trely ruler over Hungary after the same fashion) him as a tenant. documents to-morrow with a memorandum of the Hartlepl Dock S- •Yrk, New / , triumph of right. Currency n
And by the same right, that the late Mr. LEVI HAR. VIM amount, less the discount " ("Bank rate," mind, as Rea Railway 1_ an 1 11er:a - ''' -.• find many advocates upon such
Hull sad Selby Yk. &N. M. all 100 - 102
We have received the Paris journals of yesterday.
1900 D
was for a time despotic ruler in the Friniley Doctor JOHNSON was wont to "judge of a man by though from the abundance of their idle capital to The Pays says-" We have announced that ltl. Do. De. % ahSharesares Do .. Do
• ••
all 50 -61
• .. all 23 -24 of Mr. Harvey, and it that gen
an amendment of our monetu
- nege • he has murdered some of the laysful oc •Leeds and Brad. Midland .. all 98 -100
pereo , his company;" let us adopt the model of that axiom,
allow an infinitesimal fraction above that would BILI,AuLT has lied several interviews with the PRE-99% x a hustings questioe, Nye tau
Lon. and Green. S. Eastern .. all 1134 -11 12
CUpiants, forcibly expelled others, and, like his and proceed to judge of a merchant by his bill book. break their hearts), " and we will give you a cheque SIDENT of the Republic. We believe that we may Do., Pref. .. Do .. .. all 2334 - 24% a adherent of free trade will asset
prototype, is now plundering the premises. A. reference to the panics which periodically convulse for it." So far, apparently, all appears en regle. In state to-day that these conferences have not led to any Lowestoft, Gd. 4
per Cent. • • Norfolk .. all 13 -14 rency would be desirable with
1
Had the partisans and egents of Austrian our money, manufacturing, home and colonial pro- the meantime,perhaps, "on 'Change," our mer- result, and that M. BILLAULT has not undertaken to De., 6 per cent Do
•• •• all .8 7- •• section. The writer of the
form a Celoinet. Moreover, we still have reason to Middlebbro' and observations we now make E
despotism in this country been content to have oh- duce markets will be, we feel assured, sufficient to chants arrange with their brokers for so Redcar, 6p. ct Stockt.3; Dar all .. -.. with the plan proposed by Mr.
me believe and repeat that as yet nothing has passed be- hl
served a decent, becoming silence, or had they left show the importance of a searching investigation • into of the " stiff " to an extent varying according tween them respecting the other elements to be in- N. & East, 6
per Cent. •• E. Counties . all .. -.. a gentleman who has thoroug
the dirty work of calumniating the Hungarian patriot the causes which have led, and, without doubt-judg- to status with them, or the applicants being troduced into the Ministry, and that no proper name Do., 5 per cent. Do. .. .. all 54 -56 and has philosophically exam.in,
Do. New .. Do .. •• 43 4 -6 p a plan of which Mr. pelican is
and whitewashing the womansfloggers of Austria to ing from the present tenor of our " Money Market and " flush" or "short" at their bankers, with which to has been pronounced, We may, however, consider Preston bead 1 L. 8c N. W./ ponent. Ho proposes that s
those ingenious and Right Rev. Gentlemen who re- City Intelligence"-would appear to be again leading charge their vade mecum, the "crucible" whence, by it highly probable that the portfolio of war will be Wyre • • •• t &La.& Y.J all 43 -45
should be issued of 11. note
l overnment
pudiate, with the system of constitutions g , ,
to similar disastrous consequences. We select a noon of the succeeding day, may be seen issuing the reserved for General SAINT ARNAUD. D 0.% SharesA Do .. • • it ate -8% p.
Read., Guild., issue should never exceed
i
It is said that the PRESIDENT hSS sent for M. and Reigate .. S. Eastern ~ all 21% - 21% of the annual taxation.
the system of Coreasicus abo, and who
include in a •
bill book" as being the mysterious crucible, though bright product of their alchemy-gold. Away with Ducos, to forma Ministry. Under Louis PSI- Roy. & Ilitchin G. Northern all 8 -8% away by Government for
one and the same anathema KOSSUTH and Sir ISAAC fascinating but fallacious agency of which, too many it to the bankers :-that excitement over, the scene LIPPE, M. Ducos was a member of the Gauche . Dy- slyer., Roth. and of t
officers, for the dividends
Id be a legal tender,
Neweore, the glorious demonstration of the citizens merchants of the present day convert paper into wears the aspect of a Cairn, calculating house of nosaque, distinguished for his hostility to the Logi- oole, 5 per rat.
Lanc.tcYork 16116 .. - - penses, won
A • er be either i'
of Westminsteryesterdey would, in all probability, not gold, but who, unlike their philosophical prototypes business. The document and draft are presented- titnatists ;it was he who in the Chamber of Deputies South Staffords. Mr. hi`Clean 9% 3% -2% die. 6%
Wear Val. 6 per taxes, woUln 1-niv
As the 13,4mysPot
preciatiou. , ‘
have been called forth, and we should have been of past ages, forget that their success eau he made the latter paid, less "Bank rate," of course. Measrla Proposed the resolution of against those who Cent. gun. .. Stock.& Dar. all - -••
whole revenue of the 1 est-ea
visited the Due DE 13OURDEAUX in Belgrave-square Do. do. •• Do .. .. 25 26 -27 be whole revenue of tt
without that clear, and forcible, c,nd undeniable de' complete only by a restoration of all the primitive M., M. and Co. feel ala ROTHSCHILD. The late , Do. do. •• Do • • • • 25 .. -.. collect t
and who proposed the ordre du jour motive in relation Wilts &Somers. tit. Western too 90 -91 meet of this plan would be ma
morastration of the entire and strict legality of ail the elements and integral parts to the original nature and holders of the bill believe them to be and so, ac- to the Tahiti affair.
present no real difficulties. As
proCeedinnS of li:west:ea, and of the treason and substance from whence they had been transmuted, an cordiegly advise their Calcutta friends to buy, par The Permanent Committee held a sitting yesterday. PREFERENCE SHARES. banking companies, let them be
perjury of the Austrian Empentox (treason and per- end, we need hardly remark, never yet achieved by preference, bills upon them. The next matter is to The members present were :-General Bodeen, who -
as possible, only taking care 0
secure as possible, viral props
jury grosser than any ever committed by an executed tises,e theoretical on and but rarely by thote see the goods, because the broker has neither the wilt presided; Messrs. gaze, Yvan, Chapot, B6rard, RailWayt. raid. NORMIB.I Prieto. Mifflin dome
rtners and securities-that
i+o- i any
tre .. n age or country), which have been fur- whom we may term Les Marchands Alchemiques. nor the means to be under advances of " cash" for Deupin, Moulin, H. Didier, General Changarnier, _ to-day. Pe
country might be made as safe 1
niThed to us by the speeches of General Sir Da The aforesaid " primitive elements" in the first in- th hi
o er people's business, w ch he must at maturity of Sauvaire-Barthelemy, Passy, de Mortemart, Olivier Aberdeen
General de Bar, Druet-Dasvaux, Admiral Cecile,'
- aij
..
'--
..
Aberdeen, No. 2, pr. ct. 2% •• -•• ' Ws* Stocks are very firm again,
LACY EVA.INS, M.P., and of Lord DUDLEY STUART. stance have been universally found ungovernable his s acceptance if the goods were not realised by that de .Melon, de Montigny, de Kermarec, Dufougeraie, Caledonian 101. .. • . 10 6% - l'A doing. Consols have been 97/t
That meeting, as was justly remarked by SirDChester
earr.ay.oblyerheaa.. all 15 - 15% 15 X Account, and are now 97:f i.
E when once within the influence of common air, and time, or the draft renewed-a courtesy he not always Hubert de Lille, de la Tourette, de Montebello, e . Jane. all % - !ii d.
LACY EVANS, was assembled to do honour, through 21.21 to 213, and India Stock 2,
in the latter almost as much so when exposed to the cares to extend, having once got the goods into his Goum, Vitel, Poujoulat, de Bernady, General de East Angllaa (31. 10s.)
6 per cent... .. • • all 134 -1 X and-a-Quarter per Cents. have I
Louis Kossurtr, to the seered cause of which Lo •
Lis destructive powers of heavy discounts, trade and per- clutches, preferring to save his name for a new trans- Grouchy, and General Rulhieres. Messrs. Berryer, Eastern Counties Exton.,
Becher, and Blinvilliers., were absent. The sitting 5 per cent. No. 1 .. all U-34 ;3 pm Three per Cents. 96i to i. Ex
Kossu'rti wts the champion. That cause is em sons) expenses, bad debts, acceptances for which no action to bolstering up an old one. In this virtuous IL die. x.d
• did •not occupy more than half an hour, two or three Do. No. 1 .. • • .. all %dia. - par x.d a. Ms. premium ,being
phatically the cause of censtituttonal liberty, the consideration had been received, losses, deficiency of determination Messrs. M., M., end Co. join, - Do. New 6p. coat. Stock 10 10%- 11 fully previo
having members only taking part in the conversation. At Eastern Union, Scrip Foreign Secureties are dull.
cause of right as opposed to might, of justice as
capital, &c.. &c. We must not, in repudiating the other transactions coming forward, the proceeds the opening of the meeting General BEDEAU read guaran. 6 percent. • . all 9% -10% to% have been 2q. and the Three
opposed to fraud, of legality as opposed to treasoniniquitous abuse of, be construed as possessing con- whereof they will require to " anticipate" in like some reports from the police. In one of them a re- East
10/ Deben. ahar all .. -..
asi lma•cashir; es
.
. 6 per Sardinian Scrip is i discount.
and perjury in high places. To quote the words of tracted opinions relative to, a free and fair exercise of manner-the result of that decision being sacrifice port was mentioned that the 6th regiment, just ar- cent, quarter shares .. all •• •-• ••
a E. &W. York. June. sths all ••
- • • Cents, have been at 324 to 32
Sir DE LACY EVANS-- that most necessary privilege to a foreign trade, " ex• of the shipper's interest, be he some luckless " na- rived in Paris under Colonel GARDERENS DE BOMBE ; f din. Per. & Dun. 51 p.ct. all .1 -.% dia. a
been 204 to 26ii:
"He found that the cause in r: pith the H arcaneung change operations," nor of the equally necessary tive,"
who may have vanished upon receipt of had been received at one of the barriers, near the Glasgow &an vv. Consul. too .. -•• _
had bled %a i identically-. * a Ecole Militaire, by groups of persons who endea- Gt. Northern, 5 per cont. all 13% - 13>i Railway Shares have been fi
thernso,,a
clad ecru
the cause in whtch Englishmen Lenity to the home trade of a free and fair credit, redraft of excess of advance over nett proceeds-be vour de to provoke a manifestation. The committee Do., sp. c. Redeem. Scrip 334 .. -•• has been a moderate business d'
Ths ('acts - d rugg led ,or many centuries.-(Cheers. Great South. & Western
were simple, end tromitted when( broad))
eny .
both, as a general rule, converging to one centre, the they Messrs. H., L., and Co., who are debited with came to no resolution, and adjourned to Thursday (Ireland )nighths .. .. 5 76 - lle e, 63{ transactions have taken place in
shitcd, of no cavil. (C' ~ ' The' • w eat Barks and
'1 b k "through ni.c.irs.) object of the '`bill book," , whose " accommodating," until the loss on account current, pending a clear remit- next. Hants Ex., 5 per Cent.) 6 %-1 P• QUAR'e. Hungarians was tworuld.
tabs pure and inviolate theirirst, they sought to main- ultimately crushing, agency we will trace transac• lance to credit thereof-or be they Messrs. M. M. The Bourse was more firm than for some days past. Lancashire and York-
-6 _- .. db. Console ••• •• n.
national iudepeudeac ‘ national rights and their l• 5 unfortunately too common, between England and ho coolly carry the, The Five per Cents. opened at 90f. 30c., and closed at shire, F. 201... •• ••
Do. 6 per ct. Stock .. 100 129 - 131 Ditto Account, Nov. 12 ...
re:Bahia il with them Ll;oothaose privileges which had ion ~ C0,,., amount, or figures 90f. bon.; the Three per Cents. closed at 55f. 75c.for
Leeds Northern, 6 per BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY
lii the naXt place, their a1,;.;(4".-(ll.ear, and cheers.) and India, a model that will, in man• y respects, serve representing it, to " profit and loss account." the end of the month; Orleans Railroad shares, - 11 .. - ';'; P
-•-• .. . a _ ( From the Officit

Doctor JOHNSON was wont to " judge of a man by
his company ;" let us adopt the model of that axiom,
and proceed to judge of a merchant by his bill book.
A. reference to the panics which periodically convulse
our money, manufacturing, home and colonial pro-
duce markets will be, we feel assured, sufficient to
show the importance of a searching investigation into
the causes which have led, and, without doubt—judg-
ing from the present tenor of our " Money Market and
City Intelligence"—would appear to be again leading
to similar disastrous consequences. We select a
" bill book" as being the mysterious crucible, though
fascinating but fallacious agency of which, too many
merchants of the present day convert paper into
gold, but who, unlike their philosophical prototypes
of paat ages, forget that their success can be made
complete only by a restoration of all the primitive
elements and integral parts to the original nature and
substance from whence they had been transmuted, an
end, we need hardly remark, never yet achieved by
those theoretical originals, and but rarely by those
whom we may term Les "'forehands Akhoniques.
The aforesaid "primitive elements" in the first in-
stance have been universally found ungovernable
when once within the influence of common air, and
in the latter almost as much so when exposed to the
destructive powers of heavy discounts, trade and per-
sonal expenses, bad debts, acceptances for which no
consideration had been received, losses, deficiency of
capital, &ca &c. We must not, in repudiating the
iniquitous abuse of, be construed as possessing con-
tracted opinions relative to, a free and fair exercise of
that most necessary privilege to a foreign trade, " ex•
change operations," nor of the equally necessary
facility to the home trade of a free and fair credit,
both, as a general rule, converging to one centre, the
" bill book," through whose " accommodating," until
ultimately crushing, agency we will trace transac-
tions, unfortunately too common, between England
and India, a model that will, in many respects, serve
for other iuiportant export trades. Whilst de-
nouncing the incubus whose fitful and unhealthy
nature produces the dreaded convulsions, we are not
unmindful of the sterling virtues possessed and prac-
tised by those highly respectable, well-conducted, and
responsible establishments, whether merchants, bro-
kers, or factors, who, while they suffer with exem-
plary forbearance the evils inflicted on them by the
more unworthy members of their body, form at once
the support and ornament of our commercial exist-
euee—a body to whom we may hereafter point out
t
he
the practicability of organising
an association
that should
by its vigilance annihilate the nefarious
usages so much to be
hose slaughterers of public
deplored, and the coadjutors
certain class of produce brokers and bill
thereto, part passu
' t
property,
discounters.
Messrs, musßooat, MAKESHIFT, and
Co., merchants, draw upon Messrs. SELLAWAY, STor-
ONEDAY, and Co., brokers,
at
iutr mo.nths, the latter
accepts; the former, in re.turners
, en
or perhaps written engagement of but doubtfuloaeca voce,
, when discounted
legalounted
value, to send proceeds of the bill
in money or goods, as the case may be, to India or,
elsewhere, with orders to buy produce of any kind or
kinds in which the benevolent acceptor may deal—
the engagement further obliges the " merchant" to
hand over to the broker bill of lading and policy of
insurance upon receipt thereof, and empowers the
same to sell on arrival. This bill must, as a matter
of course, be reneeied, four months being insufficient
to take out order and bring the goods from India.
No matter, the crucible is at hand. What manifest
injustice on the part of Messrs. S., S., and Co. ! Can
they
be sworn brokers, under oath to do justice to
the best of their
while knowledge and belief between
buyer
and seller, Wia
their own interest is exclusively
identified with
that
exposure
of
capital, which, '
of the latter ? What a reckless
for the sake of those

cent. quarter shares
E. & W. York. June. sths
Edin. Per. & Dun. 51 p. ct.
Glasgow & A.- W. Consol.
Gt. Northern, 5 per cont.
Do., 5 p. c. Redeem. Scrip
Great South. & Western
(Ireland) eighths ..
Gt. Western ( Barks ant
Hants Ex., 5 per Cent.)
Lancashire and York-
shire, F. 201. .. • • • •
Do. 6 per et. Stock ..
Leeds Northern, 6 por
cent., No. 1.. • • ..
Do. quarters, 1848 ..
London, Brighton, and
S. Coast, guar. 5 per et.
Do. pref., b p ct. 5k,1851
Do. new guar., 6 per ct.
Loll. & N. West. (Coy. &
Nuneat.) 5 per cent.
London &S.-W., new •
Blanch., Sheffield, and
Line., guar. shrs., No. 1
Do. new, 101. ••
Do., 61. • • .. .•
Midland Con. 6 p. c. stock
Do. Cousel. Bristol &
Birming., 6 per cent.• •
Do. Bristol & Glouces.
Do., Leic. & Swanning.,

“ Ile found that the cause in which the Hungarians
had bled 7,.r,. „ identically the cause in which Englishmen
1 a had struggled for many centuries.—(Cheers.)
'Brit,hLifa,ctoswnroe simple,
cend admitt'..,d, when broadly
Ilungaviaas was tworull.Vr3.) The object of the
ir6t, they sought to main-
tain
je kundde inviolate
p e,i dei ~, their national rights and their
nationald with them bi)o those, privileges which had
(Hear. and
)ct-t"wrs'a..--s to improve their own
Irr the next place, their obj,cheers.)
11,:t.
ahvot(il.—(Chcers ) This was
domestic and internal conditi
exactly the object we
Blunter
toreuurunstitution was, in
have in view.—(Cheur....) Their
Constitution h_ad, and would still
1-n2,u relrects, very
they tr_d posse.ased their Diet 20 years before and, indeed,
tattled our. regu!ar Parliaurent.—me-a-rure w 6 had ob-
house of Hapsburgn held their crown
throne,
; but the house 1.11
house of
fiapshurgh had not conquered the liungsrisn
the Hungarians had looked around them fur a successortie
to the Lliroce, end unfortunately(flear, h„, ,
.. hear)—they
house of Hapiburgh to wear the iluri
had ;tilected the
garian crown. That crown was to be worn on condi.
firms; and it was obtsiued by treaty. The elected Em.
parer of Crermany, whose descendant was now the Ern.
pevor oF Austria, bound himself, when he obtained the
kingdom of Hungary, to observe the national rights, and
to maintain the national independence of the Hungarian
Pt!oPle.”

The Bourso was more firm than for somo days past.
The Five) per Cents. opened at 901. 30c., and closed at
90f. 50c.; the Three per Cents. closed at 55f. 75c. for
the end of the month; Orleans Railroad shares, 855 f.;
Rouen, 5521. 50e.; Great Northern, 4531. 75e,.; Avignon,
210 f.; Vierzon, 420 f.; Bale, 145 f.; Paria and Strasburgh,
347 f. 50c.; Amiens to Boulogne, 2581. 75c.

.. -7; P
• • -• • P

There is a fourth " dodge," of which Messrs, M., M.,
and Co., in the plenitude of their mischievous power,
might hive availed themselves—that of buying
goods on credit in this country for shipment to
India, drawing upon the latter place against them,
just reversing the last operation, except that money
realised in India upon England, is mostly either paid
to the shipper, native, or European, as an advance,
or if shipped, by and on account of Messrs. H., L., and
Co. to their "Banyan," who knows sufficient English
to understand that " short reckonings make long
friends." The usance in this case is 60 days' sight
instead of six months as, upon England, ergo, the
consignee must pay the draft long before even the
ship arrives. These statements are true; let the
sceptical reader but turn to the columns of our pro-
verbially accurate contemporary, the Times of 1846-
47, acd he will find there, in the smooth language of
an accountant, many items that took their rise from
similar sources.

.• PM. .•

• • .... ••

BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Our. 20.
Boulogne and Amiens, 101/B—ToFa and Nantes, 6%.

•• ''' ••

73(- 2% P•
10% - 1134
1134 - 12
- 34 P

SPAIN.

11% %

Madrid journals of the 15th have arrived.
The approaching departure of the Duke DE RUN.
ZARES for Paris is, it is said, entirely unconnected
with political circumstances, being to arrange some
business matters. He is to be absent for three weeks.
There were, as usual, reports of modifications in the
Cabinet. The Heraldo had been tried for having
published an article attacking the Government, but
had been acquitted.
MADRID BOLSA, OCT. 15.—The Three per Cents.
were done at 36 9.16 for time ; the Five per Cents.
at 164 ; the Debt without Interest, at 6 3.16 ; and
the Coupons, at Bi.

127 - 129

8 per cent. guar. .
Do., Preference • • ••
Noriolk ExtensiOn
guar. 534 per cant.
North British
Oaf. Wor. &W 01.151.6 p.c
Shrews. & Btr,, now guar.
Shrews. and Ches. (Nor.
W. Min.) 8 per cent.
South Devon ..
South-Eastern, 434 p. ct
York, Newc., and Berw.,
Gt. N . of E. Pnr.
Do. • •• •• „.
York and North Midland
11. and B. Purch.

•• ••
lb —l6
4 -- 454
4% 5
%dig tar
93t —10 Ni
15% —l6
11 —l3

Those rights the Emperor of AUSTRIA has violated,
that national independence he has destroyed, and it
was to upholdthose rights, to maintain that indepen-
dence,
and to pres.rve pure and intact the ancient
d kone-honoured constitution Ko3sul, nusea of his country, that
country melt to take arms ; that
the movement was in nationAl is proved by the
fact that tho raw utul4'etspnte:.,l.Ainei levies of Honveds de-
of lo repatcci
..EmeEit-ou:sd the elite of the forces
of the Austrian
back in succession
the bravest and the molt ace:"pelifshed of the Aus-
trian generals, freed their cow:-
asm the presence of
every Au3trian who was not there
Ga prisoner, and
had it not been for the treason of
would
have defeated and expelled the ilussians"ar
alone is sufficient to prove that KOSSUTH, This
as hh
as he is, was but the exponent of the universal feelloius
of his ccuntrv—a Hungary incarnate and in action
but we go fur,lier, and from the evidence of Lord
DUDLEY STUART we prove that liossuTs had
throughout legality on his side, and that
the Emperor of AUSTRIA was throughout the
traitor ; &ad not ene of the last causes for rejoicing

•• Um. ..

1534 - 16
3% -4

1% I% dis.

Having stated a few of the most glaring abuses, let
cuos
nattempt toth
iprrde sicnrsitbaen
cat
sremedy,the
brokers ln
wfihros t
lesned7
themselves to such surreptitious methods of obtaining
business should be scouted by their more respectable
brethren, and especially by those merchants who
import produce and hold the same unencumbered
until a remunerating exchange can be effected, goods
for money, which they have a just right to, and with
wholesome markets wculd realise, having, through
their agents abroad, given money for goods. There
are other abettors to the literal fraud practised in the
third instance, the large Calcutta houses and the
Ilonourable East India Company, who both (though
the latter may not have done so within the last six
months) make exessive advances upon shipments of
produce to this country. The latter, we conceive,
have no right to interfere with the money market of

Boulogne and Amiens ..
Central of France (Or-
leans and Vierzon)
Dutch Rhenish
East Indian
Do. do. do. ..
Great Indian Peninsula..
Ditto ditto .•
Louvain ala Sarni:ire ..
Luxembourg
Ditto, fShares ..
Ditto, Quarter Shares
Madrid and Valenti& ..
Marla Antonia
Ditto, New
Namur and Liege
Northern of France ..
Orleans and BordNuut
Paris and Orleans •.
Paris and Rouen
Paris and Strasbourg ..
Rouen and Havre
Sambre and Mouse ..
Tours and Nantes
Tournay, Jurbise, Lan-

10 -I03(

16% 16%
5% —5% dia.
2% —2% p.

% - A P•
%- % P•

• - -
12% -2%

7 8 x.. 1
2% :4% x.d
6% 7
18% —l4
5 —aid.
33 —35
21N 221 i
6% —64d18.
—8%
10 —5 db.

den. and Ramat y.
West Flanderr,

. •••• • •
1% Pi PA

Paid. Nominal Prices. I Business donto-day.
Asturian •• • • 15 ..
Australian .......... 4 1% 214
ilarossa Range .. • 1 13 0 3%
Bleenarvon Iron and Coal all ••
Bolanos Scrip ..........
British 1r0n...... . • .... 13 5 • • —••
Brazilian Imp. (is. Si. p.) 24% • •
Do. Cocaes and Cuiaba all .. —• •
Do. St. John del Rey.. 15 20% 21 20%
Cobra Copi-er ..... 40 35 31%
Copiapo ..• .... • 14
General— •• . • all 13% 14
Mexican& S. American 9 3% -
Real Del Monte, Unreg. % %
Do. Black Debentures . • • —.•
Do. Red Debentures .. • • —• •
Santiago de Cuba 10 4
Tin Croft ............ • • 7 8
United Mexican...—. ••28 2 814, 3 2
JOINT STOCK BANKS.
Australasia ............ al.l 37 38% I x.d
British North America.. 58 45 —46
Colonial ..... ....... 25 10% —ll %
Commercial of London.. 20 25 -- 26%
London Joint Stock ....18 18% 17% 18%
London and Westminster 20 28% 29%
National Provincial Eng. 35
Do. New • • .. 10 ••
National of Ireland...• 22% 18% 17%
Oriental Bank Corporal. all 26 '26
Provincial of Ireland.... 25 42 —44
Do. New .......• .... all 15% 16%
Union of Australia ...• all 35 36%
Do. New ........ 2% 3
Union of London .... • • 10 14% 15%
Union of Madrid • all
MISCELLANEOUS.
Canada •• •• ••• • • • 32% 48 49%
Gen. Steam Navigation . 14 26% —2B x.d
Penin. & Oriental Steam. all 65 67%
Ditto ditto 10 14% 15 15
Royal Mall Steam ...... 60 SO 83)4

nth of October. Ticket days for regis-
' 30th. Account days, 17th and 31st.
ible for the errors of the Official Lists, and
interested correspondents.]

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS
CITY. TWO O'CLOCK.

The sales of Cotton at Liverpool yesterday were
5,000 bales, of which 500 American were taken for ex-
port. The sales comprised 3,500 American, 200 Pernam
and Maranham at 51d. to 61d, 150 Bahia at sid. to sj-d.,
500 Egyptian at 50. to Bd., 400 Surat at 24d. to 4d.,
and 70 Sea Island at Is. to Is. 3d. per lb. The market
was dull.—The Share Market continued depressed and
prices wereilower than on Saturday.
The Hamburgh advice, of last Tuesday quote the
rate of exchange on London firm at 13 51 for three
months' paper, with a good demand for bills. Gold
was at 4281. Coffee was still in favour, and Wheat
rather dearer.
We are of the number who have from the commence-
ment looked with extreme dissatisfaction upon the policy
of the Spanish Government in reference to the so-called
settlement of its debt, and there has certainly been no-
thing within the last few weeks essentially to
mitigate our disgust. At the same time we
have felt that the poorer class of creditors
were being worn out by the slow torture of official as-
tuteness and insensibility. Year after year has rolled
away, and still no measure of relief has come. We hear
of increasing prosperity, of a flourishing revenue, of
lavish outlay, but not a syllable of payment of interest
on the foreign debt. At length public opinion and
latent indications of a resolution on the part of the dif-
ferent Governments to take up seriously the claims of
their respective subjects rouse the Madrid Cabinet to
something like action. A scheme, more disgraceful even
than the former disregard, is broached by the Finance
Minister, and when this is met with well-merited deri-
sion and contempt, an amended and certainly far pre-
ferable scheme is propounded, the most damaging evi-
dence that could possibly be afforded of the inclination
to defraud the creditors, and not the inability to meet
their demands. Deaf to all remonstrance, the confisca-
tion of 50 per cent. of the coupons is persevered in, and,
as unfortunately the bondholders are divided among
themselves, even this crying injustice has had to be
submitted to. Yesterday the committee made their
report to a public meeting as to the result of their
labours, and although we could have wished them better
success, we are sure they well deserved the gratitude of
the bondholders for their unceasing efforts. One point
they have yet to gain, viz., the official recognition of the
certificates or receipts for the 50 per cent. of coupons not
included in the conversion. If this is got, Spain must,
in after years, make a provision to discharge them. It
is highly satisfactory to find that the committees here
and on the Continent will stamp the new bonds to pre-
vent an over-issue, if the creditors be only wise
enough to pass them all through their hands.
The exertions of Lord Howden, Mr. Weis weller, and
Mr. Capel, and the warm support of Lord Palmer-
ston, were all duly acknowledged at the meeting, but
the Spanish Ministers stand in the unenviable position
of having been dragooned into a settlement, and of
having given, after all, what no one thanks them for.
The question of " prices" is always a difficult one to
handle, Out Mr. James Harvey, of Liverpool, formerly a
member of the Anti-Corn-law League has come forward
to direct public attention to it, and contends that remu-
nerative price, not cheapness, is the desideratum. Mr.
Harvey is a currency reformer, and seeing that free
trade, to be fully developed, needs an expansion of paper
issues, he takes the unwise part of abandoning his for-
mer opinions and hanging on to the skirts of protec-
tionism, in the futile hope that from that phantom
he may obtain the object he desired. This relinquish-
ment of one positive good, even though in exchange for
another, cannot be expected to enlist the sympathy of
The Sun, nor, as we hope, of any individual or body
pretending to conscientious reliance in the ultimate
t
triumph of right. Currency reform, we trust, will not
find many advocates upon such slippery
groundas that
of Mr. Harvey, and it that gentleman properly o
become
remarks
an amendment of our monetary system is
a hustings question, we trust also that
adherent of free trade will assert that an
extennodefdoremuerr-
rency would be desirable with the restoration
pro-
tection. The writer of the letters which prompt the
observations we now make states:--"hn I will conclude
Taylor, of London,
with the plan proposed by
a gentleman who has thoroughlyMr John
the question,
and has philosophically exam.ined and elucidated it, and
a plan of which Mr. Duncan is the able and zealous ex-
ponent. Ho prep: ass that a national piper money
should be issued of 11-
notes and upwards, which
issue should never
exceed in 11
.year the amount
of the annual taxati?nr. Thisthe
e salariesmPney of
its
paid
away by Government o
officers, for the dividends of the debt, and for all ex-
penses,' would be a legal tender, and being receivable for
would never be either in excess or liable to de-
preciation.taxe taxes,
.°
As the pniny-postsge stamp collects the
whole revenue of the Post-office, so would this money
collect the whole revenue of the nation. The arrange-
ment of this plan would be matter of detail, and would
present no real difficulties._ As to private banks and
banking companies, let them be interfered with as little
as possible, only taking care to make their issues as
secure as possible, with proper publicity as to their
partners and securities—that so the currency of the
country might be made as safe as gold itself."
Stocks are very firm again, but there is not much
doing. Consols have been 97/i to fl for Transfer and
Account, and are now 97:f Bank Stock is worth
2121 to 213, and India Stock 2621. The New Three-
and-a-Quarter per Cents. have been 97-1 to 981, and the
Three per Cents. 96i to Exchequer-bills are 51s. to
545. premium, being fully previous rates.
Foreign Secureties are dull. Spanish Five per Cents.
have been 201. and the Three per Cents. 38-1 to 384.
Sardinian Scrip is 1 discount. Portuguese Four per
Cents. have been at 324 to 321. Mexican Bonds have
been 261 to 26i.:
Railway Shares have been firm generally, and there
has been a moderate business doing. Rather increased
transactions have taken place in foreign shares.

QUARTER TO THREE.
Comb' 97
Ditto Account, Nov. 12 ... 97* *
BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.

(From the Official List.)
Bank Stock 212% 213
8 per Cent. Reduced Annuities 961,4%%
3 per Cent. Consols Anna. ...•••••••••••• 971/8%
New 314 per Cent. Anna. 9B 973 i, 981
Long Annuities' Exp. Jan.sth, 1860. 6 15-16 7
D 0.30 Years, Expire Oct. 10,1859 634
India Stock 262%
Consols fur Account ....................
Exchenuer Bills, 14d.
54 51 p
1,000/.
600/ ••••
Small
PRICE OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCIC
Mexican Bonds, 1846, ex Jan. Coupons 2634
Ditto Account ... .. 267'4
Portuguese Bonds, 5 per Cent —
Ditto 4 Der Cent.
Sarrdinian Bonds, 5 per Cent. ...
Do., Scrip
Spanish Bonds, 5 per Cont,1840
spanish Bonds, 3 per Cent. ...... —38 A
Dividends on the above payable in London.
Datch 24 per Cent., 12 Guild
Ditto 4 per Cent. Certificates

LLOYD'S i
OCT.
S t
2 i .
INWind(-.—( TI-1.18 D.
LONDON, aitllooll L., light airs and
dull, Tle• hazy weather. i Lafayette steamer was burnt
at Chagres on the 11th instant.
P.IGA, OCT. 15.—Tha Wellington, Davidson, Dundee,
to this port, has been on shore, but apparently received
no damage.
BLANC SABLONS (LABRADOR, SEPT. 25).—A French
blaMasters, has been wrecked at Feroll
larrroe u' Quivers,r,Newfoindland. Fourteen mon drowned.
TABLE TAY, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, OCT. 12.—The
Clarinda, Shields, to Simon's Bay, has been on shore
on the Sand Bunk, inside Mouille Point, and received
considerable damage to rudder, false keel, &c., is dis-
chargieg. The schooner Natal, from Mauritius, has
put in partially dismasted. The, French barque Actif,
from Calcutta, has put in, with loss of wizen mast, &c.
PORTSMOUTH, ()CT. 20.—Her Majesty's steamer
Birkenhead, Cape of Good Hope; John Graham, Har-
tlepool for Malta, leaky. Off port, Upland, Bremen from
New Orleans.

QUEENSTOWN, OCT. 19.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Patriot,
Rio Grande; Alabama, Now Yoi
SUNDERLAND, OCT. 20.—The Pratt, of Sunderland,
and the Falumith, of Loudon, Wore in coutaot in tho