The Sun.
London, England, 1844-09-23 00:00:00

It" AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Th CITY, QUARTER TO THREE.
e Cotton Market at Liverpool was dull on Sa-
-1-1.1"Y• and prices contit.ucd depressed. Sales 2,500 bales, I
sl'he'utling 300 for export and 200 taken on speculation.
d .areS Were rather stronger, with a moderate business
Goi',,n_s:—Birmingham and Gloucester, 104 ; Bristol and
linyatester ; Chester and Birkenhead, 334 ; Dub-
' sad Caslicl, 101 ; Ditto and Belfast, 5; Glas-
Vr and Dumfries, 1 1-5 ; Ditto and Greenock, 121
2l4nd Junction, Halves, 106 ; London and Birmingha•ll,
Churnet 41 ; Manchester, and LecAs,
kttves, 521 ; Midland Counties, 107 ; Sheffield and
yklehester, 931 ; South-Eastern, 38 ; Ditto, New, 124;
°ll3 and Avignon, 21. Is. Gd.; Central of France, 2
0.
of At length evident symptoms of the recommencement
'iu,iness in the new Royal Exchange are becoming
11),2,,reat, much to the satisfaction of the merchants and
jt is
who have an interest in commercial operations.
01 is somewhat extraordinary that so long a period
b ?uld have been permitted to elapse before the new
4,141d,ing has been brought to a completion, it being now
44.'4 'Y seven years ago since the old building was de-
Lt3Yed by fire. We are glad to state the Committee of
thqd's, with a view of extending Ihe advantages whi,,h
4'4 establishment affords to the mercantile interest-,, in-
... 9 to afford additional accomr.iodation, and sub-
Flption will be reduced in OP a if not both (lepartments.
'e tenants of the old exchange are making pre-
Zntions to take posses .;ion of their various apartthe-
t 8 ; but we hear the:,,there are general complaints of
ons
'aereased rent th ey will have to pay for their loca-
ti„ • This is hardl4 fair towards them, the more £0 as
ill, have for so tuany years been greatly inconvenienced
%Leh.' business, by having to submit to indifferent ac-
j4tflalodation elsewhere. The workmen have this morn-
di c°rrdnenced levelling the ground around the new
-Cee, which we understand will be gravelled, in order
4,1 t, Should the weather be fine, her Majesty, Prince
oli'tuert, and the civic authorities may pass around the
tle as well as view the inside of the Royal Exchange.
,ielga prices, we are told, have already been offered for a
of the royal banquet which is, on the occasion of
the opening, to be given in the area of the 'Change..
441 e Funds open finely to-day with a limited business
The and the Hebrews are absent from the market.
talc accounts from the Continent are satisfactory gene-
it Y, but there is no particular feature in them. There
Sato "le amount of stock for delivery to-morrow sold on
kbo 'utty in one parcel, but still, as the purchases were
2a4, 'l3t equal, the market is firm. Consols realise 99Z- to
r Money, and 99i- to par for Account. Exchequer
g3—.B have been marked 765. to 745., and India Bonds
13' 6,10 945. prem. East India Stock is at an advance
t4i 45, and Bank Stock to 207 i and 208. The Com-
:sinners gave 991 for Consols.
B:)earevly any business is doing in the Foreign Market.
4,4anish Actives obtain 23i to 4, and the Three per Cents.
Yl~ tO-11- Mexican are supported at 371 to and Peru-
- 'lave been quoted at 25k. Dutch Five per Cents.
e 100 z.
tpt Te Railway Shares continue to wear rather a flat
cearPnue, but prices are generally supported.
BRITISH FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
(From the Ofecial List.)
3 per Cent. Consols. Annuities %MA
India Stock
India Bonds ,1,000.. ............... 95
Ditto under 1,000
Bank Stock for Account
100 WS
Consols for Account

EXCheqUer Bills, 1 iid. 1%11.
1 0001. 00000 ..•»••••••••......... '..... ••••••••••••• 76 74 pm.
..."." 76 74 pm.
Ditto SMall.........••••••••••• ••..........• 76 74 pm.
Ditto Advertised. ..... ...
S'OREIGN FUNDS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK
Mexican Bonds, 1837, 5 per Cent. ....... ..... ....... 374 i
Ditto for the Account
Peruvian Bonds 6 per Cents.
Account
Ditto for the 25
Spanish Bonds. Five per Cent 1840 23%
Ditto for the Account 2351
Ditto Three per Cent. ..... ........ ........
Ditto for the Account
Dutch 5 per Cents. .... .................... ........ .....7 100 X

PRICES OF SHARE THIS DAY AT ONE.
RAILWAYS. PAID. PER SNARE.
hiriningham and Gloucestess. ..... 100 .. 101%34.. to
,Iriatol and Exeter
2ristol and Gloucester
Chichester and Brighton
k...V.itl. blin and Belfast Junction ...... ... 2% ..... 5% .....„ to ...
Oblin and Cashel.... ........ ....• 236 ll
Ditto
Counties ........... ....... 25
_......... 10% pis
„•uitto New Registei•ed .......... 6s. Bd.
't_eat Western .......... .....
.... ........ 145 .....».. to —E
Ditto 34 Shares
Ditto, Fifths -
Ineaster and Carlisle 5 ..»..... 6%
s.Adon and Birmingham ......... 100 ........213 ..
, Ditto New Thirds 2 35%34 ... to
:-.oodon and Blackwall... ...... ...... 16% 6% to
t.endon and Brighton
t,ondon and Greenwich ..... ..... .. 12%
44141)nidtoton aEnigdhStohusth Western ...... 41%
lit ndon and York 2K .... .....
2% 4%%%... to
arschester and Leedr 7O -
Ritto % Shares
I,,,'it 0 4 Shares
`nchester and Birmingham ... 40
Midlandg Counties lOO jog% ...... to 107%
South and Darlington Junct. 21
,71101 Devon
South Eastern and Dover . ........ 334
_Ditto New
Trent Valley
•Vartnouth and Norwich ............ 18
York and North Midland ......... 50 .......104
Dist. 14 Shares 25 ......... 50%...... to
Ditto Selby Scrip — ..... ... 36%
Orleans. Tours, and Bourdeauxj 1 ... . 1%34% ' "
_—
(d'Anthouard's Company) _ ••••
to

Faris and Orleans —2o ..... 38
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, SEPT 2O.—A
'oderata business has been done to-day, without much
, teration in prices, except in Trent Valleys, which are
food demand, at much higher rates :—Blackburn and
; Churnet Valley, 41. 4s. 4d. ; Hudersfield
tlZtty and Canal, 2i ; London and York, 411 ; Man-
Wyi`t and Birmingham, Quarters, 5 ; Preston and
;rote; l',l4eference, 38i ; Trent Valley, 9i 10 ; Paris and
1- 13.16.

TFRANCE AND MOROCCO.
L
ii following was received at Lloyd's this morn-

" Gibraltar, Sept. 13, 1844.
0.
bet„,'3. n')—The'terms of the treaty of peace, concluded
:een the Moorish and French plenipotentiaries, at
ITangiers, will doubtless, ere this reaches you, have
,claofficial Promulgated through the usual channel.
Verstand they are those demanded by the French
d, the first instance, and none other—to wit, With-
4:4wal of the troops from the frontier—expulsion of
01?osel-Kader from Morocco—punishment of the
thlefs who commenced hostilities—and settlement of
e„boundary, as demanded by France.
to It is to be hoped that that treaty will not occasion
the Emperor of Morocco any serious trouble with
scree portion of his fanatical population, as it seems
doubtful how far he possesses sufficient power over
threeth of his warlike tribes, and particularly those on
hie frontier of Algeria, to enable him to carry out
le engagements relative to the expulsion of Abd-el-
tcler from the Moorish territory. The Prince de
tinville's squadron is now at Cadiz, refitting, and
15rl
I,,g)ably, waiting supplies from France, whither it
oi', return as soon as equipped. It is said that some
'ne ships are very short of provisions and water,
not having more than five or six days' consumption,
to
ile more.
"The Inflexible, line-of-battle ship, which was at
Agesiras, with 200 sick and wounded on board, is
sw at Tangiers, as also her Majesty's ship Scout, and a
tetianish frigate. I understand that orders have been
vet for the evacuation of the island off Magadore,
to"icb will of course raise the blockade, but no official
tenicatin of the opening of the port has yet been
ed here.
`` Their squadron lost a large portion of their an-
thers) and it was fortunate they were so much fa-
heanred by the weather, or some of their ships might
Ye been in extreme danger.
`` The Triton, line-of-battle ship, and some:steamers
have, it is stated, gone to Mogadore, to bring off the
.
arrison and stores on the island. The Suffren, and
if steamers, on board one of which was his Royal
th'ghness, sailed yesterday from Tangiers for Tarifa,
txp'e to get pratique, and to go to Cadiz. Our Ad-
thltea has dispatched the Formidable to Malta, as
e only matters now at issue are those of the
ofWedes and Danes, who repudiate further payment
annua' tribute to the Emperor of Morocco.
(°igned.) "J. LONGLANDS COWELL.
P.S. The Spanish Consul-General went over to
hittangiers yesterday, in the frigate Christina, to hoist
Iv. consul-or flag on shore, after exchanging salutes
tb the Moors. As the wind was contrary, she was
ltowedNr out of Algesiras by her Majesty's steamer
psuvius, on board of which was his Excellency
Zsf. Bulwer, through whose mediation the Spanish
—caty was negotiated."

I„,:rriE NATIONAL GALLERY.—The National Ga
is now closed for the vacation, and will not be re.
:,,43?
.11ened until the 28th of next month. The Westmin
;7r-hall exhibition having also closed, the British Mu-
Th-litn is now the only place open for the gratuitous ad-
-""Ssion of the public.
IMPORTANT
FROM MONTE VIDEO.—LIVERPOOL,
FRIDAY EVENING.—The following very important intel-
hgence, being part of a letter to a commercial house
ere* was posted in the rooms of the Underwriter's As-
sociation this afternoon :—"Bahia, July 30.—The
had
dates from Rio are to the 17th inst. ; the packet
;ad been detained in consequence of a new treaty, the
.litificatiou of which is to be sent on by her. It is
i
ofu reported that Monte Video is again to be a province
the Brazils, she having solicited the protection of the
empire, under the guarantee of Great Britain and
France, It is evident that there are preparations made
fursending troops to the River rlate. —[This news re-
quire! confirmation—ED. Sun.]
SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY AFTERNOON.—The
tliPsion train to London for Bs. second class thence and
irk any time before Wednesday afternoon next, and
after he first class, left at half-past three o'clock this
~noon, the time specified, to a minute. It comprised
z..torten second-class and two first-class carriages, taking
t_.gether about 400 passengers. It was joined at Bishop-
twice station by another train from Gosport, which also
„,!(1 a great many passengers. No less than 240 came
aver fro, Guernsey and Jersey this morning, in the
4IPe, besides which number there were about 100 on
Ordinary pleasure excursions and business.
REDUCTION OF RAILWAY FARES.—On the first of
next month a very considerable reduction will be made
il
Leicestershire
fares on the London and Birmingham railway.—
Testersitire Mercury.
~_APPROACHING WINTER.—" If the passage of wild
F;.',ne_sie from the frigid to the temperate zone; says the
afriel Abucien, " be any indie.,tion of the iipprorich
may 111:, Q;iriy
vi/V_ er, fur this week a Buck of seventeen of these
4 seen flying over Mulhouse, from north to south. In
_ordinary times they do not arrive in these parts before
'"onaer or December."