The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-02 00:00:00

FUIdDS.—(TIIIS DAY.)

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CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Consols, which left off on Saturday at 914 for the Account,
and 914 4 for Money, opened this morning at 914- -a- and 91 e 4
for money. Little doing at present. Omnium, 4A- premium ;
Exchequer Bills, 10 12; India Bonds, par 2 premium ; Bank
Stock, 2091 211:4 ; India Stock, 25•1,1,- 2554- ; Spanish Bonds
not quoted, but are about 431 ; Active Ex-dividend, 41f ii- ;
Portuguese, 87 k 88 ' • Three per Cents, 564 571.; Dutch 2;i-
per Cents., 551 ; Columbian, 314 321 ; Mexican, 37 38.
The various Rail-road Shares still continue the mania of
speculation.
Arrivals this morning, 2 French Mails, 2 Ostend, 1 Dutch.
HALF-PAST ONE.
Consols have been during the whole of the morning at 914
sellers for the Account, and 914 1 for Money. The Com-
missioners for the West India compensation have purchased
Consols to the amount of 200,0001. Omnium, 44 prem. ;
Exchequer Bills, 10 12 ; Bank Stock, 2091- 210.
In the Foreign Market Portuguese Three per Cents., 57-i;
Five per Cents.,B74 88 ; Dutch Two and a Half per Cents.,
551 ; Five per Cents., 1004- 4.
The express from Madrid to the 24th ult. is of the most fa-
' vourable nature. The greatest confidence is placed in M.
Mendizahal. Spanish Active, 41-a 4, improved since the morning.
THREE OCL 0 CK.
' . Consols for the Account, gli.

IRELAND.

COMAllig VON COURT, OCT. 29.
(Before ..Vef )at.i.e Potitzvy and Baron Sir Wm. SMITI,
The case of tiiniWacy against Mr. Costello was post
paned. After several tfhlis of no public interest had been
Ott!! lii.fongh, Mr; Costello r4l.ViVed his alication to the
COUrt, in th 6 owi of Daniel O'Conell, fora postponement,
, ,
tlyiCh; ho'WeVer; U'al pryt granted, and the prisoner was
found gifflfy of " A fititoVj awl common assau.!',"
ASSAU ON MU. O'CONNELL.
ran
The next case called was that again.st Byrne, it:
assn
d; On Mr. O'Connell. l. After some evidence had been
heard; the Jury, excepting only one, being concurrent; it
iiia agreed to withdraw a juror on both sides.
Ocr. 31.
SENTENCE OP MR. REYNOLDS.
The Clerk of the Crown, after annciuncing the sentences
ball the other cases, said—Thomas Iteynolds, you have
een convicted of a riot and several assaults. The tentenee
of the Court is, that you be imprisoned for NINE CALI:SMR
MONTHS and find security, yourself in the sum of 2001.,
and two sureties in 1001. each.
It is very remarkable that the Judges, Chief Justice
Dohei!v and Baron Smith, although seated upon the Bench,
of the Crown announced the extraordinary
whilst the Clei.l'
t upon Mr• iten°l4.4,
:".erV ence . , did not utter a single syllable
oiohment they had deemed it
iii regard to the extent of p
0_ Da
f,d Itwat:d against him.
Datilei OConiteli of Kingstown, convict of a common
assault on the day of the Coburg
Gardens ranting, was
sentenced to two months' iitirisonment.
In reference to the extraordary' verdict, and yet mord
more extraordinary sentence onin Mr. iteywyldg, the Dublin
Evening Post observes,—
" We shall say nothing of the verdict ; for on looking at
the jury-box we anticipated whantence,t it would be. Neithcer-
er
shall we say any thing of the se
tainly we could not have anticipated that.
But this we may say, that this verdict and this sen-
tence will be productive of great public effect, not only in
Ireland, but in the Parliament of the empire.
"It was, to all intents and purposes, a party trial. The
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Mr. Green made his 210th ascent in his
balloon
om-
on
Friday from the cattle-market, Bury
St. Edmu, acc
panied by two gentlemen, who paid handsome douceurs for
:Exe,,rginu. After being in the air an hour and '2O mi-
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