The Sun.
London, England, 1842-10-13 00:00:00

the col.ve.iience and exp Lion of travelle,r6 fora 10:
days.

NEW YORK MONEY AND COMMERCIAL ,04, 190.
NEWS. iT
SEPT. 28.—Quite a moderate husinesi was transacted
at the Stock Exchange this morning—Delaware allt".„
1.11
Hudson R. R. declined ; Canton Co. a ; Mohawk iti"
and Long Island a per cent.
Southern Exchanges were in fair demand at our quo-
tations. “" i
Foreign Exchange was in active demand—them atkerti
closed firm.
The news per British Queen had a tendency to check
operations in Cotton—the sales to-day were ununportant-
The receipts of Western Flour were light—but inute,";.:li'9'/
than sufficient to meet the demand—which is limited'
Sales Genesee were made at $456 a 462 k; Troy, Michi-
gan and Ohio, 56 a 4 62k ; Brandywine and GeOrge" •
town, z:i.l 75 ; Richmond Country, e 4 621; rennsyi-
vaniti, S 4 56 a $4 62i ; Rye Flour, ;=,-3 19i ; Corn
Ilea .
82 87i a S 3.
Sales of Wheat were made in small lots at 91 a 93 cts.
2.000 bushels Delaware Corn brought 53 cts., measure-
Oats are dull at 28 a3O cts. per bushel. Pot Ashes are
steady at $5, 50 for Pots and $5, 75 per 100 lbs. for
Pearls. hickey remains dull at 20i a2l cts. An in.
voicu of Teas imported in the ship Coromando,
(Merv(' at auction, and nearly the whole sold at for
prices.
RATE OF SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
73
$5OO Ohio 6's of 1860
$2,000 Kentucky 6's 77; • •
$2,000 Ohio 6's, 1860
70
25 shares Pimenix Bank
5 do Delawarr and Hudson
„,;
5 do Canton Co
25 do Mohawk
25 do Long Island
ss43°l d°
ss' • 63
50 do Harlem Railroad
50 do Long Island Railroad ................. •59
03-''
90 do Auburn and Rochester
25 do Stonington Railroad ..................... 141 ;
SALES AT THE SECOND BOARD.
50 do Long Island Railroad b6O as '
PHILADELPHIA, SEPT. 28. 70.
There was not much dune in Stocks to-day.—,16`17,16
vania s's were not in active demand, and 44 W 143
highest price offered ; holders demanded 46i ; ;at
m ;
amount of 6's sold at 50 ; $l,OOO City 6's sold at '";"
21 shares Umion Bank of Tenessee 32 ; North
rica closed at 161 a 164 ; Philadelphia 34 a 37i ; Fa 30
and Mechanics 19i a 20 ; Commercial Bank 30 a "",4,1"
Camhden and Amboy Railroad 61 aBO ; VVilalingr-
-9 a 9i ; Reading Railroad 1811 a 19i. i;
In the Number just published of the f,ppie
burgh Review, there is an article entitled „."441
late Session," in which, as it seems
leading features of Sir ROBERT PEELI '
q
are canvassed in a very fair, manly; and ter',
rate spirit. The Reviewer is no mere Vii,
partisan, but awards praise where he cna6,4l,
praise to be due, with a freedom and heiitt:.,-6rt.:
that must obtain for him the respect of ni_e4ll
all parties. Thus, speaking of the Pree"e4:::
Commercial Tariff, he says, " here our nOr°,.tist.':
may be more freely expressed "—he 11°,14
before been alluding to the Corn-law 13i1::f6r
whose sliding scale he strongly objects--
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the principles laid down by Sir RoBEIAT Ics;
and his distinguished coadjutor, Mr. GLADsT°isa,
were, with few exceptions, all we could woe
and all that the masters of economical seie 0.0
could have required from public IPeehe
Again, speaking of the Education scheme,
Reviewer observes, " the present Govertin'teeetr,:
after having opposed the system which bad
so successfully carried on by their predecessh;A:
under the able direction of Lord LaNspoWilei,
not only adopted it in its most initiate dett'or.
but have proposed to carry it still further. :rye..
this Sir R. PEEL and his colleagues des
orsy
thanks and praise, which should be the 11141tf
liberally given, when it is considered howl
are the sacrifices of former votes and deelar4
which have been made; how much of self-invebtio,
of the pride of party has been necessarily °oa,
b
dosed ; and how much of effort must bale le'
required to wring a reluctant assent from 1.1
colleagues and supporters to a tribute thus offeri;
to the merits of their Whig predecessorS bYrtl.3l
present Administration." On the subject °eifitk
Income-tax the Reviewer expresses bho.
tiop.
far different terms. To this vexatiourst lucid, or
tonal impost he is most decidedly opPoset!ti;t4
marking that "in time of peace it is a al° 'deli
emri
em
ree
ytt,t, and its effect uP01:1,
mercial profits, at a.,, period when foreign,;j,o,
petition is 'active. all cases,-and succe4r°. 'er,/
many, cannot fail to be pregnant with
~..ilstgent
some. ii~"Pjl~fi~B
The RevtyaileoeylxiN:vvpeiiriciciottichleuydeesnwthitaobservations suggested by Srir RosOlVtit '3 the
m
preset position ; he states that diffeelliiiiiitt
find
live
without
livee e t
hwithi tso oilipeYlF;4'
notwithstanding 't"ettioap
1 are
e
ur burrs
des
conceal their state of mid
pbt. 1)1
they
unrasedi tbe.
ebesl anrel tenctoble . Pitiable indeed i 6 tiic e'vecO
condition, still more pitiable the future Pr' l4/
of the more bigoted . members
Events, which neither can ..control,
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tending to widen the breach between ainaeetts
the Minister, to promote whose politicalal
dancy they have fought so hard, and triff, the
many reluctant sacrifices of opinion.
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were dissatisfied with his measures pithse
thegr
they will be still more dissatisfied w
lijoeft
next session. Whether willingly or UnwlThis ;it;
Sir ROBERT PEEL must move fbrward• he ,0°
of this. Pa
the condition on which he holds office• pasie
back, he is undone; if lie stand still, he
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the way for his own speedy exclusion foriem pre
The great commercial movement to W. 170. or
principle, lie has given his express sanedoonOl
'
not possibly be arrested. Monopoly iseater;e
and such being the case, it needs 110
city to foresee that those among the le ingier
support it, must ere long sink into tter. ifirets'
ficauce as an Opposition, or yield to the SO
tibie pressure of circumstances, and Peehithetr
abandon every principle that they have
held sacred.
the 14 0
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A brief article from the Siecle, on the
fogctie
of the French Custom-house, will
among our extracts from Foreign PaP:i.jetfe
writer animadverts justly, on cite extre—soo"-
rity with which these functionaries e...&cor
the persons and luggage of travellers, e",
curs with 'the decision of a local tribaniabl'eta-
ctaoti tbit
personal search is illegal. This 3 1,011 A
e reP
ning, and augurs well for the ultiinnt eiol
~.
of a system which is a disgrace to ger.:
community. The French themself;,
tlme
' ashamed of the practice. It tollebeirei anile
national honour and gallantry, and reclitie vet
to be placed in its proper lig:tti c. 011;
the public to meet with univiri.ating*
demnatiou. It is sufficiently litinibo" t• fra;cii'
a geLtlenian to be suspected
_t $
and searched like a felon, but to suit
ant
to such outrageous treatment shows a " c""
the a • pee
decency, an utter contempt tor - fer.f,
ae roe
ledged rules of society, and for
and respect to which females are eat'
,",eiog
French have long had the character Qie"yetar,.!ll'e
most polite and gallant nation in Eurq
,!t•frec,,ti
strangers set their foot on the territory l'sospect.ceo
they are seized and imprisoned like, rwerflit
robbers. The men are left to the tellue tbe
thoug .40
of the douaniers, and the women, - „ago A",,c3
persons are searched by females, are Lid-red fra-1,0
as little ceremony ; yet, for a few hail polOrbe
a year, the Government of lac'els.oas be
winks at scenes so odious and so 1n.1.1111 of the
winks
character of the country. The 13.0.1"--1, oye' e
people in general, and the rude, barbarairovang
which prevails in public offices, font'
contrast.
be.- „.
Madrid papers of the 4th instant 11'.:ets
ceived. Some of the Opposition Pri:
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asserted that the Government was ego
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sictlitcuetriutaninoil ulBalr27:v,itthlimetkperovcielawnloaftiporaoeitootielfgi:livgePotilrei
Queen's minority, the .2Lladrid .611` &Cl!' 4.
formal contradiction to such reports, a"..t.erty v
that they amount to an abuse of the
the piei f
quOillffiitcyiableiinnt recei~
grid i 4 p~
gelrleit;
re-organised. ddee.isnstscTleillivileiles:cisiiilP'.di7av?(ll("l'iWijt"ial'rl3ll9rgetivt:bil
vicinity of the salt pits of Lbaeßeanto• iii
Guard has
to be
cities have adopted such measures •
lowts oa'
a recurrence of such scandalous att
eetifig
property of the State.
circulate egi) t rit°
Various rumours were circa lent tba
the object of the political eutertaitin whip
given to several distinguished pens
liltarlits
certain members of the Cabin
rin•
sererrre °,llOl.
Sir ARTHUR ASTON. by the new 0 ,
rAul,
,uO.O
Infinite Don FRANCISCO On
10°3 14'
MATHEu. The current opinion'