The Sun.
London, England, 1857-07-06 00:00:00

bfANCHESTER, JULY 4.

STOCK EXCHANGE. —The market opened rather quiet
to-day, with very little change in prices. Great Westero
of Canada, 228—Dovers, 223 —Sheffields, 451—Lead*
101.

LEEDS, JULY 4.
STOCK EXCHANGE. - Grand Trunk of Canada, 14
Eastern Counties, 114—North Eastern, Berwick, 2311" f
West Ridings, 3s 6d—Eastern Union B, 9---Sheffields, 49
—North Western, 7 11-16.

BIRMINGHAM, JULY 4.
STOwt EXTBANGE.—The market is steady, and price°
firm. Birmingham Banking Company, 31i—Midlands,
83 4—London and North Western, 1036 104—Shropshire
Union, 846—Stour Valleys, 9.

The Madrid journals of the 29th ult. have reached
us. The Queen and King, on the previous evening,
went with great military pomp to the Church
of Atocha to attend the prayers to be
offered up for the safe delivery of her Ma'
jesty. The diplomatic body, the minister►
and the great dignitaries of state were present
in the church. The, permanent deputation °'
the Grandees of Spain and that of the Hidalgo°
of Madrid had presented addresses to the
Queen, congratulating her on her " interesting
situation." The Espana says :—" The Count de
Luce n a (O'Donnell) and several of his poll'
tical friends have resolved to go abroad ; a good
deal of comment is made on this resolution." The
Order of St. Catherine of Russia had been conferred
on the Queen of Spain. The Chamber of Deputies
on the 29th was occupied in discussing reports on
railway bills, and particularly that on the line &ova
Tudela to Bilboa.

DEATH OF TUE "MAID OF SARAGOSSA."—The
Madrid journals of the 28th ult. announce the death, at
Cueta, of Augustina Zaragoza, who, when very young?,
di4iriguished herself greatly in the memorable siege 01
Saragossa by assisting the artillerymen in the volt
thickest of tf e fight in firing on the French. For bet
services on this occasion she was made a sub-liente'
nant of infantry in the Spanish army, and received
several decorations, She was buried at Cueta with all
the honours due to her memory.
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BIRTHS.

OF A SON.

On tho Ist inst., at Tarrant-street, Arundel, Sussex, the
wife of George Eversher, Esq.
On the 4th inst., at East Barnet, the wife of Samuel
Wilson Block, Esq.
On tho 3d inst., at 67, Chester-square, Mrs. Jas. Orde.