The Sun.
London, England, 1869-11-01 00:00:00

those wile are*illinfrto -avail- to go to those parts or r gcld were the indication of popular distrust in the Govern.,
your Majesty's dominions,' where their labour is re- ment, it would have been natural for it to have fallen
quired, and where they may prosper, and may increase ipou the retult of the Pennsylvania and Ohio elections
the prosperity of the whole empire." The poti- being knows. It is quite as well, however, that the time
tioners express alarm at the prospect of the connec- for spasmodic fluctuations from such causes has passed,
Lion between England and the colonies being severed. and that the premium should indicate, as it now does when
They hope that the whole empire will be retained intact) uninfluenced by speculation, the redundancy of a paper
that England and the dependencies may be incorpo- currency rather than the instability of the Union. 'lll°
rated into one great State, and that representatives specie movement at New for the last five months p;°"
from all the colonies be called to the Privy Council. sents some interesting features. In September the total
The Beehive is informed that this petition is being
reported supply of specie at New York (including the specia
largely circulated. A. series of meetings will shortly
n bank, August 28, the California treasure, overland and
be held on the subject. by sea, the imports, the coin interest paid out and the.
THE IRISH CHURCH CONVENTION. Treasury sales) amounted to $33,088,190. The total
Measures for the assemblage of the convention of withdrawn and in sight during the month (including
the Irish Church are being taken. Secretaries have. Lho withdrawal for export and for customs and the
issuod a circular directing what course ought to be specie in bank, October 2), amounted to 530,242,314,
adopted. The circular advises that a parochial meet- leaving an excess in the supply of $ ',815,876, which i 6
ing be held by each clergyman as soon as not accounted for. During August, on the COo'
possible, after five days clear notice of the same ; and trary, the supply fell short $4,393,813 during MY
that at these meetings the male members of the t fell short $3,237, 53, and in May end June together,
Church elect lay representatives, in no case 31,121,874. Government bonds are firm, with not much
more than double the number of clergymen. The
Icing, except by the national Treasury. Mr. Bo.'
convention further provides that the lay representa- well's proposal to buy $2,00C,000 on Wednesday was ro-
tives for each parish or district need not be inhabi-
4ponded to be offors of $7,249,450. The excess of °flora
tants; they must merely be members of the Episcopal
show fteir abundance in the market, which would lea°
Church. The Archbishop of Dublin has requested
effectually neutealized any appreciative effect of the else"
his clergyman to hold their election next week, and
to give notice of it on Sunday next. Lions. A New York and Boston speculaPve combivation
have been endeavouring to force the premium up, prebell
with a view to raising the price of gold, but found the-r
load too heavy, and dropped it with as little loss as Pas-
sible. Secretary Boutwell's speech at Philadelphia Ives:,
very satisfactory defence of his policy, if any were nee
and bad a great effect not only upon those to whom esP;3l;
cia'ly it was addressed, but throughout the country.
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opinion of the Louisville Commercial Convention as t t
his policy is divided, as might be expected in a body tll, a 0
contains so many enemies of the Administration. 14s,
foreign bond market is firm and follows our domestic 0°
Cations nearly to their highest point, without sharing a 0
of our fluctuations. On Wednesday, for instance, Fi'ed
Twen 13S of 1862 wore quoted in New York at 1.20, sa
in London at .845, or in currency with the excheue
added (gold at 1301-) 119.4. This is considerably hiebg °r
than the Government paid the Berne day. There have ba,c,sl,
rumours of the visit of an agent of the Rothschilds to tW,
country to negotiate a loan to our Government, but they
have been pronounced groundless. Those who put eve
faith in such stories forget that we are now giving be
Rothscnilds a much better bargain than they will ever ,
able to extort from us again. It is not their business
interest to come to us with an offer to loan money at the
and a half or four per cent. interest when we are already
paying them six on bonds that cost them. but 81 cents aoe
The
to dollar. We may depend upon it that they will not s_e°l3';
to hasten the funding of our debt at a lower rate. ,01
overtures most come from ourselves. A note to the 'lit,
debt statement, be the way, informs us that the Assist3ree
Treasurer at New York has begun to redeem the I'D f
per Cent. Certificates with the $50,000,000 ler:lvies:l.
Un'ted States notes, provided by the Act of July 11, .1- of
There lass been so.ne question whether the, Secretary
the Treasury would deem it lawful so to do, but he s°'di
to have settled it. There has been redeemed 51,0'4
$1,451,478. This policy will make it more di.Mcult 11
the cliques to lack up greeabacizs, rs t'ae banks can
themselves by drawing the cash en the:r three per c
Sate be. n State Bonds are spasmodically active. Old -1' ,o rfls
the
Carol'uas are down to 43 to 49, and now to 41;°e•
special tax bonds of the same State are at 45; tlevr Ale'
nessees are firm at 53-}; Louisiana Levee Sixes, 64; aod
bamas, Railway stocks have been:rather quiet', bp
speculation has been confined to men's brains rather 'co,
their pockets for the week past. How Lockwood unateld
were coming out in their account with Lake Shots., 00
whether Vanderbilt or Fisk would finally
road, &c., have been the current questions. The
00
Shore directors have been locked in horrid conclaye,lioir
for nearly a week, and but little has transpired oftbo
deliberations. A t amour that Vanderbilt was
ascendant gave the stock a firmer tone on Wechle' oof
The Erie folks have gone through their little lad
electing directors, perpetuating the reign of Guilt via
Fisk. Railway bonds are quiet, Central Pacificg. eel
control,
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quoted at 954 and Union Pacifico at 82}. The earnu37,oo
the principal railroads from Jan. 1 to Oct. 1 have 0 fr
compiled by the Financial Chronicle, and show a ,000
crease over last year's, notwithstanding the silo of
in the grain trade for a season in September. 'OO
the principal railroads of the West earned i 0 .0 tlO
ten months $39,275,296, or $2,522,914 more than Selr
same time last year. Twelve roads earned to frost'
tember $7,504,277, a decrease of about $312,000
the earnings of the previous September. We ba,irolst
ceived front S. W. Hopl.ins and Co., of London, a cot
compiled from official sources, showing the export gag'
rai's ffom Great Britain for the eight months eudiagefe:o!
31. From this it appears that in 1869 the United
took 229,145 tons, against 188,730 in the same Ino
1868, and 125,531 of 1867. The demand of Canna .1e
increased from about 10,000 tons in 1867, to 22,000 '0,04
1869. Of the South American States, Petu imports.
tons, against 168, two years ago, but stands aloe° i4os
amount of her business in this line. The United s'PvigE
England's best 'customer in railroad wares, haggis yeah
second, with a demand for 159,019 tons, the proslbe
India third, and Canada fourth. Notwithstandiug, otter
parent dullness of the grain trade at Chicago o,',
points the export is largely in excess of last year :.$1,0rt44
the as eek ending Tuesday, October 12, the total°
oLes'
of produce from New York amounted to $5,284,80 o 0 a;
$2,753,000 for the same week last year. In cotto'-'oor tp
crease is noticeable, but not to such a degree. ferD:
week ending October 8 the total receipts at all 00, t 4
were 60,022 bales against 44,417 last year, ,20'6,,0f
whole receipts since the now year (Sept. 1, 186 .or.
bales, against 140,761 for the same period of last) .eois
the same week there were exported 26,278 baloo
ateo
tbt
15,224 last yoar. The Charleston Courier eEtll3l los
rice crop of the past season in Georgia and C 31.130 1110
55,418 tierces, of 600 pounds each. Louisiana
produced 23,000 tierces, this being a comparai otrf
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staple for that State. The lower MississiPP of tie 'elf
likely to be devoted still more io the production %goy, oci
it is found very profitable. During the pot ~,ve 1 '3,0„
goods continued active and firm. Provisions ;is
.‘,4
changed vary much, the new packing of pork be, a ottr4:„
creased demand and the old falling of. In groeerlo OS'
are firmer on account of the default of the crop
'
by reason of the civil war in that island.

FOREIGN NOTES.)

SPAIN.

The difficulties that present themselves in the way of
choosing a king cause fresh perplexities in Spain. nip
Cabinet is still unable to agree upon the question. The
Unionists are opposed to the Candidature of the Duke of
Genoa, and the Ministers Topete, Silvela, and Ardanaz
have announced their intention to retire if the Cortes
should accept him. Some surprise has been expressed
that the Radical party should have pronounced in favour
of the Duke of Genoa. The question has not yet been fairly
put before the Cortes, but it is debated in various meetings
where the general opinion seems to be that the provi-
sional state of things has lasted long enough. General
Prim expects, it is said, that the proposal of the Duke as
King will have 170 votes in the Cortes. The despatches
do not say whether the Duke or his family will favour this
scheme. Dom Fernando of Portugal is spoken of no more
as likely to possess the throne. The Impartial states that
Marshal Saldanha has declared Dom Fernando's decision to
be irrevocable, and that there will be ne likelihood of a
change in that quarter.

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The Albion says The royal proclara
wso
le transfer of the north-west territory will be isstiteyar toe
Mr. Rose arrives in England. Mr. Rose hag 113.90 oto of
from the Dominion Government to pay n 0
of
Hudson Bay Company without waiting for We "ILthe ftd
rvex if
a loan." As Mr. Rose has assumed his place ,„,corf,ora
Morton, Rose, and Co., in London, if the Albion
the arrangement will be immediately colnPlete„oss I°o
his departure the Hon. John Rose issued an i 8'1.006
constituents in the county of Huntingdon takia,olol
farewell. Sir Francis Hincks has been sworn a',, 0
rn iora to,
Minister in succession to Mr. Rose. We ItO:Ir„f Pc'ctee'
the payment will be made on or before the is orAy
ber, the money being raisel under the Imperial a
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