The Sun.
London, England, 1861-11-12 00:00:00

GENERALS TURK AIVD GARIBALDI.

General Turr has addressed the following letter
to the illolearchia Nazionale of Turin :
Turin, Nov. 7.
Sir—l see in your journal of to-day a paragraph
which concerns myself. To avoid all equivocal
interpretation, I think it necessary to repeat the
words uttered to me by General Garibaldi, and
which I have reported to my colleagues and other
friends :—" I do rot think we ought to carry armed
insurrection either to Venetia or to Rome. But I
think it necessary that, in place of this, we should
arm by every possible means, and prepare to act,
on the occasion, vigorously and together towards
conquering the entire right of the nation. My motto
is ever, Italy with Victor Emmanuel ! Let him
who thinks otherwise withdraw from the committee
and act as he pleases, but let him not avail himself
of my name."—l salute you, and remain, &c.,

S. TURR.

LIFEBOAT SERVICES.--LOWESTOFT, Nov. 11.—
Yesterday it blew a heavy gale here, when both the Poke-
field and Lowestoft lifeboats, in connection with the Na-
tional Lifeboat Institution, launched to the assistance of a
barque which was observed to be in distress in the roads.
After great efforts had been made to save her, aided by a
Yarmouth steamer, she foundered close to the mouth of the
harbour. The barque proved to be the Undaunted, of
Aberdeen, with a cargo of oats from Archangel. to London.
Her crew, eleven in number, were taken out by the life-
boats.—HOLYHEAD, Nov. 11.—Soon after daylight this
morning, a schooner, the Francis Griffith, of Lionelly,
was observed on shore on the rocks at Penrhyn- point, and
jhqstuhouitgmeahrovetueewptsrsoeoashtfrnetooeselons were discerned in her rigging. The lifeboat
of the National Lifeboat Institution stationed at this place
was immediately dispatched to their assistance, with, how-
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Francis Griffith had fortunately during the night succeeded
in reaching the shore in safety.
MICHAELMAS TERM, 1861.—The public examina-
tion of the students of the Inns of Court was held at Lin-
coln's-inn Hall on the 30th and 31st of October and the
Ist of November. The Cour cil of Legal Education have
awarded to Mr. Thomas Maguire, student of Lincoln's-inn,
a studentship of 50 guineas per annum, to continue for a
period of three years. Mr. Herbert Hardy Cosens-Hardy
student of Lincoln's-inn ; Mr. Arthur Charles, student of
the Inner Temple; and Mr. James Thomas Jeffrey, student
of the Middle Temple, certificates of honour of the first
class. Mr. Percy William Bunting, student of Lincoln's-
inn, and Mr. Marston Clarke Buzzard, student of the Inner
Temple (coequal) ; Mr. William Barber, student of Lin-
coln's-inn; Mr. Henry Mason Bompas, student of the Inner
Temple; Mr. Francis Nethersole Cates, student of Lincoln' s-
inn ; Mr: Lewis Pugh Evans, student of Lincoln's-inn; Mr:
Francis William Rowsell, student of the Middle Temple;
Mr. David John Vavasor Dureil, student of the Inner
Temple ; Mr. Decimus Sturgess,tousftduLedninetncootfionGf,srL..aiiynn,neso.;illinn's-;i:Inr;
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WM.

110NEY MARKET AND CITY NEWS.

CITY, Two O'CLOCK.
During the last few days the operations in most
of the principal articles of foreign and colonial pro-
duce have been moderately active. Tea has con-
tinued in good demand at full rates. For sugar the
inquiries have been to an average extent, and the
better descriptions of West India have commanded
high prices. Coffee has maintained its value,
although the chief dealings have been principally
in the better qualities of plantation Ceylon. Rice,
fruit, and spices have shown no material alteration.
The demand for indigo has continued active, and a
further advance has been established. In saltpetre
and tallow, however, the dealings have been
limited. P.Y.C. on the spot is now quoted 515.;
all the year, 525. 6d. ; and spring delivery, 535. per
cwt.
It has been notified by the Spanish Financial
Commission that the auction of the Foreign Redeem-
able Debt will take place at Madrid, on the 29th
inst., for which purpose 4,046,072 reales have been
assigned by the Government.
In the Liverpool Cotton Market yesterday con-
tinued activity prevailed, and prices were rather
higher. The sales were 20,000 bales.
A large quantity of gold, namely, £130,000, was
taken into the Bank of England yesterday.
The Committee of the Stock Exchange have ap-
pointed Thursday next a special settling day in the
shares of the Oriental and General Marine Insur-
ance Company, and dealings are to be officially
recorded. The Bands of the Havana and Matanzas
Railroad Company are also to be marked in the
official lists.

The traffic receipts of the South Eastern Railway
for the past week amounted to £19,399, against
£20,100 at the corresponding date last year; and
on the Brighton the returns were £16,619, and in
1860, £16,687.

The market for Public Securities has been very
quiet to-day, but owing to a few sales in realization
of profits after the recent advance a reaction to the
extent of :7 per cent. has taken place, Consols being
931 with dividend, for transfer, and 92-7,- g for the
account, less the six months interest. The New
Threes and the Reduced are firm at 921 ; the New
21 per Cents, at 77 and 78 ; Bank Stock has im-
proved to 229 and 231; India ditto, to 224 and 226;
ditto 5 per Cent. to 106-4-1, 107; Exchequer Bills
March, are flat at 9s. prem., ditto, June, 17s. and,
18s. prem.

The dealings in the Foreign Market have con-
tinued on a limited scale, and prices show no im-
portant variation. Turkish 6 per Cents. are 80E;
ditto, 1858,691 ; ditto, £lOO Bonds, 701, ; Mexican
are flat at 27-1 ; Spanish Certificates are steady
at 6; I,

.The dealings in the Railway Share Market con-
tinued moderately active, and prices exhibited a
further upward movement. Great Westerns,
North Westerns, South Westerns, Midlands, and
North British improved 55.; Caledoniins, 108.;
and South Easterns, 15s. Eastern ,Counties, how-
ever, declined about 5
s. •

The Foreign lines remained without any material
alteration. South Austrian and Lombardo-Vene-
tian brought 17:4 ; Great Luxembourg, 91 ; and
Antwerp and Rotterdam, 64.
In the Colonial Market Great Western of Canada
improved to 16-1- ; and Grand Trunk of Canada
to 20./1 ; East Indian declined to 1022.
Joint Stock Bank and Miscellaneous Shares re-
mained steady, at about previous prices; London
and Westminster, however, improved 55.; and
London Chartered of Australia, ss. ; Canada Land
realised 106 ; and Red Sea and India Telegraph
declined to 18k.