The Sun.
London, England, 1835-07-21 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TIVEL YE 0' CL CK.
A Montreal paper three days later than last received, dated
27th June, has arrived, from which we copy the following, from
Quebec : " We have undoubted authority for stating that a de-
spatch from Lord Gldnelg, his Majesty's Secretary of State for
the Colonies, dated Downing-street, May 6, 1835, has been re-
ceived by the Governor-in- Chief, signifying to his Excellency
that Lord Glenclg having availed himself of all the resources
at his command for becoming fully acquaint"d with the state
of the public mind in Lower Canada, and with the position in
which circumstances of peculiar difficulty halo placed the Go-
vernor-in-Chief, in relation to the House of Assembly,—the
result has been to convince him (Lord Glenelg) that he
shall best consult the public interest, by apprising his Excel-
lency that his administration of the affairs of Lower Canada
must be considered as finally terminated."
The arrivals this morning are one French mail, and one Ham-
bro' of yesterday, with one arrival of ship letters from New York ;
also there is an American packet ship arrived, but of the same
date as the last advices.

THE FUNDS.

Consols in the early part of yesterday were on the im-
provement, but towards the afternoon they receded from
901- to 901- for the Account, and opened this morning at 90a
4, with little doing. Exchequer Bills, 29 31 ; India Bonds,
10 12; Bank Stock, 2163.
The Foreign Market continued during the whole of yester-
day without animation; and the following are the quotations of
this morning :—Spanish Bonds, which left oil' 491- 4, opened
at the same price. Spanish Scrip left off 101 opened the
same. Portuguese left off 903- 91, opened the same. Three
per Cents., 60i ; Colombian, 361 371- ; Mexican, 364 37i;
Dutch, 21 per Cents., 54i ; not a bargain of consequence
done as yet.
The express from Paris brings no prices of the French
Funds, it being of Sunday's date, but communicates favourable
information from the theatre of war in Spain. It appears that
the Carlists have lost their charm since the death of their great
leader and their marshal at Bilboa, and retreat at the sight of
the Queen's troops.

HALF-PAST ONE.
We have received the following extract of a letter from
Vera Cruz, of the recent date of June 1 :—" The affairs of
Zacatecas are entirely finished, by the Government troops hav-
ing wholly destroyed the militia, and the former having
marched into the aforesaid capital, where Santa Anna has es-
tablished his head-quarters at present. General Alvarez has
surrendered in the South—thus the power of the present Go-
vernment has greatly increased.
The Lyra packet is to sail on the 4th June, for England.
Consols, which were during the morning 90f 33, for the Ac-
count, have improved to 90i Exchequer Bills, 29 31;
India Bonds, 11 13 ; Bank Stock, 215.1;.
The Foreign Market has also improved since the morning.
Spanish, which was 491, may be quoted at present 491 50.
Spanish Scrip, 10 disc. ; Portuguese, 903 ; 3 per Cents.,
603 ; Colombian, 363 ; Mexican, 361 37; Dutch 21 per Cents.,
54-g g.
THREE 0' CL 0 CK.

Consols for Account, 90{1 i.

It is a remarkable coincidence that during the hours
in which Dr. Reid Clanny was giving his evidence before the
Committee of the House of Commons, upon the subject of ac-
cidents in coal mines, the dreadful explosion at Wallsend took
place.—Shields Observer.

Mn. ABERCROMBIE.--The present speaker of the
House of Commons was a pupil at Macclesfield School, where
he was entered in July, 1784. He was known at the school
as Abercrombie minimus.—Manchester Guardian.

COACH ACCIDENT.—On Friday morning as the
Phcenix coach had just started, the fore.axletree suddenly
broke, and the coach immediately went over on the off-side ;
one gentleman, an outside passenger, had his leg dreadfully
fractured by the coach falling on it ; amputation being fonud
necessary, the operation was shortly afterwards performed—
and the patient, we are happy to learn, as yet shows every
symptom of doing well.—Dover Chronicle.
THE SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.—These
gardens were yesterday crowded with company to cele-
brate what Is called a juvenile fete. The band of the Cold-
stream Guards performed some beautiful peices of music, and,
during the intervals of their performance, the company visited
the lions and tigers, &c. The great lion of the day was, how-
ever, Mr. Green, who ascended in his balloon for the two-
hundredth time. The balloon which was a very large one,
and was inflated to the full extent of its dimensions, under the
directions of the engineers of the London Gas Company, rose
majestically from the gardens about half past six o'clock, amidst
the admiration and hurrahs of the beholders. It rose in al-
most a perpendicular direction to a great height, and hovered
for a considerable time over the south-east end of the metro-
polis, when, owing to the clearness of the atmosphere, it was
seen from almost every part of the town. This ascent con-
cluded the amusements of the day, which were well got up.
The fete will be repeated to-morrow.
CLOSE PACKED.—The inspectors of a District
Visiting Society are said to have lately found in Little White
Lion-street, St. Giles's, a house, the internal area of which
is only 12 feet by 24, containing nine small rooms, occupied
by no less than eleven men, thirteen women, and sixty-nine
children, making in all ninety-three.
DRURY-LANE.--MT. Russell took his benefit last
night, on which occasion The Hunchback was performed.
Mr. Knowles made his first appearance since his return from
America, and was received with the most enthusiastic greet-
ings. Having been called for most rapturously at the con-
clusion of the play, Mr. Knowles came forward and expressed
his thanks for the very kind and flattering reception they had
given him. He then retired amid continued plaudits. The
house was well filled.

THE HARVEST.—NearIy all the hay in the west
of Yorkshire has been gathered in in excellent condition, and
the crops are represented as being very heavy, as far exceeding
the crops of last year, as they exceeded those of preceding
years.—Leects Intelligencer.