The Sun.
London, England, 1834-07-11 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.- (THIS DAY.)

CITY, SrWELVE O'CLOCK.
Charleston papers to the 15tI a Juno, Calcutta to the 19th
February, Havannah to the Ist June, and Montreal one day
later, to the 14th of June, have be ,eri received at the North and
South American Coffee-house.

( From the Charl es ton Papers.)
COLONIBIA, BOGOTA, MAY 3. "We have peace and quiet•
ness here. The Congress is engaged in revising the Tariff,
In the Equator General Filoii :s and Rochaforte are yet
fighting al,out Guaryquil, and the country is strongly inclined
to help Rochaforte.
The Secretary of the Treasury , Mr. Soto, and Mr. Pamso,
Minister of Foreign Affairs, have both resigned.
General Gimey, Colonel Rodri .gues, and two others, have
been condemned by a court-m.lrd; 11 to be shot, for attempting
to assassinate Captain Diez."

(From the Cal( *tta Papers.)

Intelligence has been receiv rd in town from India to the
nth Dec., a week later, but the news is not of interest.
Bengal Opium stood at 630 S panish dollars ; little business
doing in the drug. We are much gratified to learn of the
continued prosperity of the Ss wing Bank ; at the close of
January the number of deposits I '34 d increased to 399, and the
amount to 75,000 rupees.
The Montreal Papers are void a f interest.

THE F LINZ S.
All foreign information at pres is absolved by the state
of our local situation in respect t o the unsettled state of the
Ministry, and in consequence of wl nich the House of Commons
have adjourned until Monday next, when it is expected that the
present ministry will be con-iple ted ; in the mean time the
greatest anxiety is felt by the p 0)1 ic, as well as the speculators
in the funds, to ascertain the pc Tsons who will be appointed to
fill up the vacant situations.
Although we are in a very u settled state at present, the
funds maintain their price. Co Issas, which left off yesterday
at 921 for the account, opened at the same price.
Spanish stock has experienced a / wile this morning; all par-
ties are selling; it left off yesten iay 461 1, opened at 461, re-
ceded to 431—at present 44k. Po: rtuguese 88:1-
The City of Edinburgh steame r has arrived from Lisbon,
which it left on the sth inst. ; the n ews has not yet transpired.
I (ALF-PAST ONE.
The panic which prevailed in the early part of the morning
in the Spanish Stock has for the pre sent subsided, and has im-
proved from 431 to 4541; Portugs) ese, 883 4•
Consols, which were 92# for ties account, are 921 i•
Letters from Bilboa, of the 3a. I aly, state that the Carlists
were still in great force. _ _

The Letters are not yet reeeivecr by the steamer from Lisbon.
7.1:1,REE 0' CLOCK.

Consols for the. Account, 92i

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.1011, S. an-:1

We owe an apology to the conductors of this monthly
periodical for having so long deferred noticing its appear-
ance. We received it, we believe, with its July contem-
poraries, but knowing from the nature of its contents that
few besides profeSsional men, and lovers of the fine arts,
would be likely to purchase it, we put it aside to make
room for more ephemeral matter ; intending to do it jus-
tice at our earliest opportunity. The present number is
embellished with a fine view of the Duke of York's pillar,
accompanied with plans, elevations, &c. That it is well
and ably conducted, is sufficiently attested by the fact of its
being under the superintendence of Mr. Loudon. We
earnestly recommend it every lover of architectural know-
ledge.