The Sun.
London, England, 1844-05-14 00:00:00

system nothing but absolute torture could maintain I
discipline. The clause as amended, however, .was i
"ultimately adopted. The domestic news in the Paris I
papers is without interest. It was the general belief
at Paris that Louis Panarrn seriously intended to

pay a visit to the Queen of ENGLAND this summer,
either at Windsor Castle or London. "The report

ofthe KING'S journey to England," says the; Courrier
Francais, "begins again to obtain. credit. The Mari-
time Prefect of Cherbourg has commanded at Havre
several silk flags, on which are to be embossed the
arms of England and France. ' The KANO, after
having crossed the Channel to London, where it is
Said he is shortly expected,' wilt proceed to Brest with
the squadron which . is being prepared to accompany
him on his voyage. His RiazsTr is said to have
given orders to prepare for his reception at Brest,
where he proposes to pass two or three days."
The beer riot at Munich' seems to have been rather
of a serious character. The-following account of the
affair, probably denvecl from offiCial sources, appears
in the Journal des Debuts .
" Up to this moment no other cause has been discovered
for the riots which have been now continuing for four or five
dayethan the rise in the price .of beer. This beverage is one
•of the first necessity among the , inhabitants of Bavaria, par-
ticularly of the working classes ; the price has therefore con-
siderably increased of late years. It has been the general
custom to advance the,price.during, the summer months, and
that change has usually taken place on the Ist of May. This
year, unfortunately; it occurred just at, the period of the tele-
hration of the marriage of the Princess Hildegarde with the
Archduke Albert. The people made grievous complaints
that on this occasion there had been no public rejoicing
ordered by the Government, no illeminations, nor fireworks,
nor theatres- opened gratis. These causes united provoked,
during the Ist of May, some disorderly proceedings, which
went on increasing on the following days.. About five o'clock
the garrison beat to arms, the mob had attacked all the
breweries, breaking the windows, and destroying everything
that fell in their way: Barricades were.begun to be thrown
up in one of the principal streets. The cavalry on reaching
the spot were obliged to charge on the mob, when two or
three persona were -killed.
"On the following days the. city was pretty quiet ; the
people assembled in considerable numbers before the houses
which had been destroyed, but without making any hostile
demonstrations. Numerous detachments -of troops patroled
and kept the-streets 'clear. But. in the evening the distarb-
anew recommenced in the same quarter as on the previous
day, and it was necessary,to have again recourse- to the
cavalry. These .tumultuous scenes took place whilst
the King and Royal family were at the theatre. A nume-
rous mob bent their steps in that direction, exclaiming that
they would not allow the rich to divert themselves whilst.
the necessaries of the poOr were advanCed in price ; but
the guard at the doorpresenting their arms on, the approach
of the people,. made them drawback. The people within
the theatre were in' great alarm, fearing the building
might be set fire to, and several retired as fist as
they could. 'The King and Royal Family, however,
stopped out the first, act, and . then retired. In
the course of the evening numerous arrests took place, and it
Was hoped the discord had ceased ; but on the folloviing day
some disturbances again took place, and several bakers' shops
were entered and pillaged. His Majesty went out each day
in his Carriage, The director of police issued a proclamation
prohibiting more than ten persons assembling together' at the
same time. On the' following day, the troops of the garrison,
who were very, much fatigued, were relieved by the garde
bourgeoise, and this display of force was the means of preserv-
ing order. in theineantime the-Governnient deemed it pru-
dent to make some concession, and the burgomasters circu-
lated placards, announcing that .beer • would 'be sold, at the
old price. This news was soon spread through the city,sand
tended' so much to restore quiet, that the sth passed without
disturbance; and the: King was preparing to set out for -Rome
on the Bth. • ' , . ,
"There' is every reason to hope that there will -Ise no re-
currence-of those violent scenes, 'tranquillity having been Be-
mired by the timely concession Made to the roused passions of
the multitude." • •

TiiB 'BOURSE--4Ateßray, MAY '9.
First I.llgbeet Lowed: Last
• Price. Pries. Price. , Price.
French Five pereents•••••• 122.56 .. 122 56 .. 122 45 122 45
Youper Cents ••••• 106 90 •• 106 90 •.•106 90 .. 106 90
Three per Cen1a....... 84.40 • • 84 45 .• 84 40 -.• 84 45
/lank of France ' 3120 "—MO • 8120 —3120
Belgian .. . 687 50 .. 687 50 .. 6110 .. 680
Belgian Fives, 1831.. • • ... 103 f .. 103 f .. -103 f .. 103 f
1840 .. 106 106
1842 •••••••• 1681 .. 1081 •.
.321 108 t .. 108* -
Spanish Active .. 32j. . 321
Threes •• •• •••••••• 36 .. 36 36 •• $6
Passive •-
.• GI 6/ 61 •61
Neapolitan.••• •• . 102 50 5O .. 102 35
.. •A -
104}35
koman,.ex dle• . ••. . put .. 104} . 1041
St.Germaitt••••••.: !1A...1.Lf3A01r Si"..•BR3EOB. : •. 130
Yersailles;jl.ll. 377 50 .. 377 50 •• 377 50 •. 377 50
L. 11••••••• •••••: 247 50 .: 247 50 .. 245' 247 501
..•.• • • .. ....... • 976 25 ..'976 25 • . 975 ..-976 25
Rouenßouen to'Havre .. 737 50 737 50 • . 736 25 736 25
Orleans•
Strasburg to Bali— • • .... 275 .. 275 .. 372 50 .. 273 75
Avignon to Marseilles•••• .. 766 25 766 25 766 26 766.45
RAILWAY SHARES, FOR THE A6COIII(T.
Vera111e5;R.13".. .
......
Rouen •.........•••.••••: 976-25 ••"971•711 976 25 .• 978 75
Rouen to Havre 737 se .. 737 50 .. 737 50 .• 737 50
Orleans
itrasbitek to 271 25 •• 275 •• 271 25 ... 276
Avignon= to ltarie)lles.. •• • • *766 25 766 25 . 7G6 25 .. 766 25.

MONEY: MARKET and CITY NEWS.
CITY, MONDAY. .EVENING.
Atfre)rtiiide itistre off, much the same as in the morn
ing, if we except, a decline again in Bank of England
Stock 'to 193 193 f, though last marked 194. The
.assent of the rroprietars assembled this day, to the
Government terms, will 'no doubt soon rally the price.
Consols were 99 i; New Three-and-a Half. per Cents.
receded to 102 i• and .ReduCed to 1014.
.Exchequer
Bills: continued tint. , •
Spanish Bonds did not improve, the Five,per Cents.
realising 244 4; and' the. Three per Cents., 351 to 36.
The Passive were, 6 to 1. ' Mexican Stock was at,351 1,
a retrograde moveinent. Colombian brought ,144 :to 1;
and Brazilian, 81f.. Portuguese Converted advanced to
i; Belgian were up
.to 1035;, and Russian to 118.
The. additional transactions •in Itsilway Shares this,
afternoon.Were.to. a moderate extent. Birmingham and
Derby wer6 38; Birmingham and,.Gloucester,. 7; and
Blackwall, 9 i_disgount.; Edinburgh and Glasgow were
1611; G rest Western, 42:t0 424; Birmingham, i 315 to.
130; South-Western, 44k; Manchester and Birmingham,
181; and South-Eastern,. 44 ,premium. Colonial Bank
hares were 10 to 9i discount; and Provincial pf Ireland,
195 prelniulp,
(FroM I'4 Suss of Lait Night.) -
, The sales of Cotton' in ths-,Llverpeol Market, on Saturday,
Were 4,500 bales, at' stelidy prices.—The Share Market was
without any. new feattire': Eastern Counties Registered; 141 ;
Great Western 211i'Brighton'Loan-Notes, 111 South
WeStern; 851'; Paris'' aid Orients-' 384 South.F.smtern,
I%.,rew; 114. . ; •' • •
Much interest is takefirinLthe discussions which. are now.
-01" piogkss at'the Bank tit England',-- relative- to the renewal;
of the charter, and ,the, future- mode by which' 'the banking
and currency of this country is toliwcondncted; No strenur.
one opposition Will; however, be -offered to the Blink Pro-
' prieters to the terms prOpeied.: The 'managers and propris-
pm 'of the jCiinti,stock banks are, upon the whole, well satis-
fled and at a meeting held of thirprivate banks, resolution§
hit.:c been passed Pproving' of the general policy of Sir R.,
Peel' as far as they' are concerned; but, having asked for
another. interview, -tar' the purpose of Suggesting Improve-
ments tlii plan abotit *hien- their long: experience as
;banker's givei thera the Opportunity of rendering inforMation
'to the Premier, therefore •it -is confidently expected that,
With. sonic modifications ie Co ' details; ,the-immense interest
connected with banking and currency;Aneluding the renewal
of'the charter of the Bank of England, wilt be based upon the
scheme that has been already propounded to Parliament.
The 'commercial advises from New York contittimfavour-
able; -but it seems that political agitation was still kept
Texas and the Presidential election engrossing chief attention.
The trade of New York seems to have been particularly
active this year.
From Van Diemen's Land we have accounts to Jan. 19.
The revenue continued deficient, but the . new Governor had
already effected some material reductions in the expenditure.
The Buslirangers had not been entirely rooted out.
The Funds are not quite so buoyant; a broker of some
standing having made sales of Consols sufficient to occasion
a decline of about * per cent., viz , to 994 to 1. There havp
also been. softie parcels of ExChequer Bills thrown' upon
the market, and the premium has dropped in consequence
to 725. and 745. East India Bonds are 925. to 945. premium.
Batik Stock has been quoted 194 to 1941,-a decline again of
1 to 14. per cent., which indicates that some of the
holders do not exactly like the new terms. East
India Stock has been •at 288, being steady. • The
ti'ew Three=and-a-nalf per Cents. have obtained 1024 to 1;
the Reduced, 1011-to it; and the Three per Cents., 981 to 4.
-The Commissioners for the Savior? Banks, he., have taken
,Consols at 994. • . .
The Foreign Market is rather dull. , Spanish Five per
Cents. have not been . higher • thin •• '241, and the
Three per Cents. have 'realised 351. to "36. Mexican
Adtive Stock tai been 354 to and the Deferred, 354 to 4';
being not
.quite so good, owing to-the-intelligence of the pro-
posed annexation of Texas. to the United Stem— Colom-
bian Bonds have been 144. to- 4. -Belgian Stock has realised
1031.'th '1024 ; • and the Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents:
, are 604 to 614, which is rather. firmer.
-There is not much doing in the Railway Shaies,'and prices
generally are about the same.
MaxenEarEn Smelt- EXCHANGE, MAY-11.--Our market
to=day heavy,' and several stocks are lower.:—Chester and
Birkenhead, 30};' .South-Eastern, 38 374; Trent Valley,
11 kl 9 , Manchester, -Bury, andilOsenclale, 6 1-16 4. • .
• - ' CLOSING PRICES. :
BRITISH FUNDS.
Bank Stock • 194' ! Indian Stock...
.».».•
per Cent. • 99% DWG BOZOS "7.7• 2BB "
Otis.
3 per Cent-Cons. 99$ Ditto Old Annuities
3% per Cent. Red lin Ditto New Annuities:"
New 3% per Cent......... 102 Es. Bills, 1,0001. I%d 74 pm.
New 5 per . Ditto 3001 73 pm
Long Annuities to expire . • 'Ditto
•
Jan.. 1860............ 12 7.16 Bank Rock for Acct 193 •
fkt. , consols for Acct..... ...
Jan. 1800............ • India Stock for Acet -
, - FOREIGN :FUNDS. • • •
Austrian, 5 per Cent ........ . 'Portuguese, 5 per Cent
Belgian, 5 per CenL .... 103% Ditto, New
Brazilian Bond. Prussian, per Cent
,iluenos,Ayres,ll per 'dent. ,Russian, 5 per Cent 118
Chlliant 6 per Cent 'Ditto,Metallic
Celombsan,6 per Cent ..... 14% Spanish, 5 per 2174
Ditto, ,Iritto, 3 per tent •••••••••••.•• 36-
Cuba Bonds, 6 per Cent... .IDitto, Deferred.. 14 '
.Dattish, 3 per Cent — French, 5 per —f. —c.
Grteki s'per Cent — Exchange
Mexican, 5 per Cent ,French, 3 per —f..-c
Ditto, 6 per Cent, „Dutch, 254 per Cent.... 61%
_Peruvian.lB2s.,6perCent — • Ditto, 5 per Cent
SHAR4S.
Birmieghani and Gloucester (100 , 93
• Ckester and Holyhead. (1 6% ,
Eastern Counties (23 paid)
• Ditto Registered (81618 d paid) .
Ditto Perpetual, 5 per Cent, 135.4 d. Paid
Edinburgh and Glasgow, 50 paid , I(
Great Western (75 paid) •
,117
Harwich (Braithwaite), a paid
Londen and Birmingham (Stock)
Ditto, Quarter Shares ( 2 paid) 27%
London and siactswati (161.135. 4dl) ..... ..... 7%
lamion and Brighton (50 paid) ..».».».».»....».. 44% •
London and Greenwich (1td..15A paivi...
Londe. and South Western (411, 6s. 184, paid)... 86
• ' Ditto Eighths (15s. paid) " ' • 4% „
London- and Croydon ""."
Manchester and Birmingham ..... 511% •
- 'Newcastle and Darlington Jnnetiou,lB.paid 41-
Northern and Eastern (45 paid) •. 57% •
South Eastern and Dover (3312, 4d pind)
,Titozio
auntdh:anrdbNorooruwgr
B(r1=13 25
19 , ,
- Parts and Orleans (20 paitiN 37g
•.•. • .

24R Duzecomaß.-:-In cOnsequence of Mr. Dun•
combe's manly conduct, in respect to the defeat of the coer-
eiVe Masters and Servants:Bin in. the Bouse. of Commons,
the working men of Nottingham have passettavote of thanks
to the Hon. Member.