The Sun.
London, England, 1842-04-21 00:00:00

BOURSE—PAnis, TUESDAY, APRIL 1.9.

First Highest Lowest Last
Price Price. Price Prier.
French 5 ner Cents llB 80 ... 118 Si) .., I rs 75 ... 118 00
4)4 rer Cents lO7 5C ... 107 50 ... 107 50 ... 107 50
4 per Colts. ......
3 per Contr Bl 10 81 10 ... 81 5 ... SI 5
'tank of erance
Laltltte Bank 1,0001. St'ares 1022 50 —1022 50 ...1022 50 ...1C22 50
5,0681. Stares 5040 —.5040 ...WAD ...5040
Belgian 5 per Cents.
5 per Cent.., 1840 104% ... 101% ... 10-1% ... 1049 i
ipanigh Active SS% ... 2514 ... 2514 ... '2514
Passive 474, ... 5 ... 4% ... 5
Portuguese 5 per Cent...., 314 ... SI% ... 314 ... 31%
geapnlitan
R man
RAILWAY SHARES
St. Germain
Versailles, It. 13 335 ... 335 ... 335 ... 335
L. 13 207 50 ... 207 10 .. 207 50 ... 207 50
Rouen 525 ... 525 ... 525 ... 525
;trleltis
Strasburg to Bale 236 25 ... 237 50 ..236- 25 ... 237 50
DUTCH FUNDS.—AMSTERDAM, APRIL 19.
Money,. Bills.
Actual Debi, 2% per Cent ........... .......... 5714 5214
alit°, ditto 5 per cent.
Amen Sendic,4l4 per cent.... ....... . ....
Ditto, ditto, 3% per cent 77 ;7%
Commercial Company, 414 per cent 1559] 15614
Ditto (1835 and 1837) 5 per cent. RAN 100%
Loan 1337, 5 per cent. .............
Exchange on London, One month N IS.
Two months ....
Hamburgh, One month 25 8114
Two months 35 12%
Dutch Papers, April 20.
BELGIAN P UNDS—Bausens , Amur. 111.
Actual Debt, 2% per Cent.
Rothschild', Lean, 5 per C,nt
Loan of Thirty Millions, 4 per Cent. 93
---- 3 per Cent —
--Thirty.soven----- •.. 72%
—(1340) lO4
Loan of City, l'-'32, 4 per Cent O4
Society of Commerce, 4 %per Cent B2
Bank of Belgium, 5 per Cent ............. — 7 B
National Society
Exchange on Louden (short) —
_Brussels Papers, April 19.

THE BIRRBECK TESTIMONIAL.We understand that
Lord John Russell, the Marquis of Lansdowne, Earl
Fitzwilliam, Lord Dudley Stuart,.lord Alonteagle, Mr.
Hume, and Mr. Milner Gibson, are expected to take part
in the proceedings of the meeting, which is to be held on
Monday, to receive the Report of the Committee for
commemorating, by some testimonial, the eminent ser-
vices to mankind of the late Dr. Birkbeck. The object con-
templated is to endow the London University with a Pro-
fessorship of Machinery And Manufactures, to be called
the Birkbeck Professorship. Whether that be the wisest
plan of commemorating his worth—whether its name
may not soon be forgotten--.whether it be not possible
that such a Professorship may sink into a sinecure, we
offer no opinion ; but we sincerely wish that whatever
be done may stimulate other men !.0 labour for the
benefit of the many, as did the illustrioti: man whose
virtues are to bo honoured and recorded. Royal
Highness the Duke of .Sussex, though not person:!llv
able to attend, will give to the object of the meeting all
that support he is ever ready to lend to the cause
human improvement. We anticipate an excellent meeting.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CITY, QUARTER TO THREE.
The purchases in the funds, which were commenced yester-
day, having teen continued to•day, an impetus has been given
to the market, though prices remain nominally the same,
Consols being 91},914 for Money, and 91% 914 for the Ac-
count ; Thrte per Cents. Reduced, 901/ 904 ; Three and a
Half per Cents. Reduced, 994 994; New Three-and-a-Half per
Cents., 1001/, 1004 ; Bank Stock, 165 106 ; India Stock,
; 244 245 the Bonds, 18, 21 ; and Exchequer Bills, 37 40 prem.
Scarcely anything doing in Foreign Securities. The price of
Belgian is 1034 1044; the Dutch Five per Cents., 1004 1004,
and the Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 5.4.
Considerable fluctuations have occurred in Mexican, in con-
sequence of the information below, although very little real
business has teen done. The opening price was 4 per cent.
lower than the quotation of last evening, 39; since then it has
been 264, and is now 373.
The 'hare Market continues good. Great Western, New,
654; Fifths, 104; Bristol and Exeter, 45; South Western,
604 ; North Midland, 69 694 ; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 514
52 ; Blackwall, 10%; Greenwich, preference, 174; South
Eastern, 304 31 ; and Brighton, 37.
The Bends of the insolvent States are quoted :—Colom-
bian, 27 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 214 ; Spanish Bonds,
244 • and the Three per Cent. Stock, 25.
Money is now so abundant that it is a favour to take it at one
per cent.
It will be seen from the American President's Message to
Congress, received by the Columbia, that the financial difficul-
ties of the United States are at length fully acknowledged. It
is now some months since Government drafts were protested,
and the amount thus still unpaid is fully three million dollars,
in addition to the twenty millions of debt alluded to by Sir.
Tyler. According to some accounts by this arrival, the
States are completely bankrupt, the current expenses being
not less than twenty-eight millions annually, including the in-
terest on twenty-four millions of debt, while the revenue de-
rivable under the Compromise Act to come into operation in
July next, will not exceed ten millions : the total national debt
will be, it is estimated, at the end of 1842, thirty-two
bearing an interest of two million three hundred thousand
dollars annually.
The American papers have accounts of the invasion of Texas
by the Mexicans, which are evidently much exaggerated. The
following appear more probably to be correct :—" According
to letters from Tampico, an expedition consisting of 400 or 500
men, with 300 choice dragoons, was to leave San Antonio at the
end of February. It was supposed that this force would be able
to conquer Bexar, notwithstanding it was expected tho Texans
would make a strong resistance, on account of the large quan-
tity f.sf merchandise in the town. In New Leon 2,000 men
were organised to operate against Texas, besides cavalry.
LIVERPOOL COT TON MARKET, APRIL 20.—A brisk de-
mand was experienced to-day, prices were firmly maintained,
and 6,000 bales were sold, of which Speculators took 1,000, and
exporters 600.
LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, APRIL 20.—The sales were
to a moderate extent; the three first of the following being in
most request, viz. :—Eastern Counties, Debentures, 111. Ils.
Bd. ; Ditto, New, Si. 16s. Bd. ; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 50,zi ;
London and Birmingham, 178; Glasgow, Paisley, and Green-
ock, 23 ; Manchester, Bolton, and Bury, 64; Manchester and
Birmingham, 284 ; Manchester and Leeds, 83 ; Ditto, Quar-
ters, 5% ; and Northern and Eastern, 31.
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, APRIL 20.—We have
had a fair business doing, and prices are on the whole firm.
Bristol and Exeter, 45 ; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 51 514 ;
Lancaster and Preston 'Three-quarter Shares, 184 ; London
and South Western, 604 ' • Manchester and Birmingham, 28 ;
Manchester and Leeds Quarters, 54 ; Alliance Bank, 25.

CLOSING PRICES.
BRITISH FUNDS.
Bank Stock
3 per Cent Red 9oi Ditto Bonds lBpir
3 per Cent Cons 9ll Ditto Old Annuities ...
3/ per Cent Red..
New 31 per Cent
New 5 per Cent. , Ditto 5001 37 prx
Long Annuities .oexpire Ditto Small 37 pm
Jan. 1860 ..... ..... 1.2 i Bank Stock for Acct —2441
Oct leo. .., ..... 12 5-1611ndia Stock for Acct....
Jan. 1860. ........ J Consols for Acct 913
FOREIGN FUNDS.
Austrian, 5 p vent—. Portuguese, 5 per cent.
Belgian, 5 pei cent lO4 !Ditto, New Ditto —
Brazilian 80nd5.... .. . ... !Prussian, 5 per cent.
Buenos Ayres 6 per cell !Russian, 5 per cent...,, _
Chilian, 6 per cent..... ;Ditto, N1eta11ic.......
Colombian, 6 per cent.. ISpanish, 5 per cent 24
Ditto, 1824.......... ..... (Ditto, Deferred.... .
Danish, 3 per cent — (French, 5 per cent. —!. —e.
Greek, 18'25, 5 per cent — !Exchange
Mexican, 5 per rent.... French, 3 per cent. 81 . —c-
Ditto, 6 per cent. 1637 Dutch, 21 per cent.. 524
Peruvian, 1825, 'i per ct.
SHARES Ditto, 5 per cent. .. . 1008
.
Bristol :.nd Exeter (70 paid) ... ..... . ... .. 45
..

East ern Counties Railway (23 paid) ... IOA
Ditto New Shares ( paid)
Ditto Debentures .. .... .
Edinburgh and G!asgow (50 paid) ...... ... 52
Great Western ltailway (65 paid) —
Ditto New Shares (50 paid)
Ditto Fifth (4 paid)
Hull and Selby (50 paid)
London and Brighton (50 paid) 37
1 itto Loan Notes (71 paid) , 8A
London and Blackwall (25 paid) ......
Ditto New Shares ( paid.. 10i
London and Birmingham (90) • ••' • ..178
London and Greenwich Railway : pd) 6
London and South Western w 6EA
London and Croydon Railway (Trunk) l4
Manchester and Leeds (70 paid) -
Ditto Quarter Shares ( 2 paid) ... 51
Manchester and Birmingham (40 paid) ... •• 28
North Midland Railway OW)
South Eastern and Dover (50 paid) ...... 31
York and North Midland (50 paid) ... ... ... 94

S PA WI OF MEW

AND
C4,otlttOn.

" Who runs ma!r read."

FOREIGN
Most of the Paris Opposition Journa Is copy the article of he •
Courtier Francais, on the pretended . confidential communic 11,
Con, by the Emperor of Russia to th, 3 Government of an
United States; but few of them comm. ent upon it. The N
tional is the only Journal which does so at any length. It t •e-
-gins by expressing its belief in the auti`ientici ty of the stu te-
ment: and proceeds.with great gravity to enlartle upon the in-
dignant remarks which appeared in the COurries s•
The following statement respecting tl.'e natl. Inal debt of
Prussia is not without interest, in connec Lion w ith tl se an-
nouncement of an intended reduction of the rate of linte rest on
public securities in the country. In 1818 the fish twas 32
millions of crowns (1,235 millions of francs). It its re ow re'
timed to 98,9000100 crowns, or 375,820,000 f., 1:e taxis 1g . an in:
terest of 3% per cent., so that the entire amount of interest"
paid annually is only 13,153,700 f., which is a light. bus lien
for
a population of 15 mil:ions.
M. Vanden Hove, remarks the Observaieur B elge, .'sib
fourth representative of Belgium who has dieda violent or ailu,"
den death within two yeoxs. M. Bekaert was struck a In'
apoplexy while addressing the Chamber; M. Leseigne wes
found dead in his bed ; M. Bazen shot himself, and N. V. II,:
den Hove drowned himself. He is We second de/ puty
Louvain who has committed suicide durino the present Sessio,
PARLIESIZIENTAIR.'•Y.,
The Lords did not meet yesterday. •
The Commons, on the motion of Mr. Paki.lgton, el =Witted .
John Thurston to Newgate, for willfully givini false, evidence'
before the Ipswich Election Committee.
The Kingsclere Inclosure Bill was passed unimproved, to •
commit, as we believe, a great injustice on many ind
in spite of the exertions of Mr. Wakley and others, and in 31"iu
of two divisions.
The Lords' amendments to the forged Exchequer Bit le Bill,
were agreed to.
In a Cornmittee on the Lunatic Asylums Bill, Mr. la .akiel's
amendment, to substitute medical men as visitors far ; barns-
ters, was carried. The Bill only went partially throqs, :11 the
Commit tee.
The House went subsequently into a Committee ei tha
abtic
Copyright Bill, and sat, transacting no business of great. p
interest, till a Quarter past Twelve o'Clock.

OPINION.
The C'sronicle says,—" 'Me profligate's choice—a :rhos t life
and a merry ones--may be the motto of the faded spiels. (lows or
Mr. 'Ferrand's senatorial career. His faction has do no with
him, and done fOr him. Like some of the first invented cmnW
he was a great gun for one explosion of noise and sin DU' I
now is to be spiked, and turned to baser uses. Ins long"
threatened charges, which were to have demolished the. Anti-.
Corn-law League, to have ,exhibited the real cause of a de'-`- re
dining trade in the frauds of the manufacturers, and to as
for the working classes their rights and interests, have all ten'
porated in a withdrawn motion .and a tirade against totally"
shops."
The following is from the Post.: —" The vulgar clamour
about ' deception,' which certain of tlse Whigs are endeavour- '-'
ing to raise against the present Government, amounts, upon
examination, to an indirect confession rst hastiness and error or
the part of those who bring the accusation. The Duke °
Wellington's demand for the how, when, a tal where, or in wig
words, the allowed deception by the Government was prac.
tised, has met with no answer. He has des,ied the charge '
the most direct manner, and in the same manner challeng
the accusers to br;:ig forward the evidence loon which ti Jei
rely. But they have nothing of the kind to ,tiring
forw: 51d!
Their rejoinder, for so far, has been not only an a emission thA
they cannot substantiate the charge, but a withwitherawal the"
charge."
The Herald makes the following just and forcible relnsi_lr2
on the subject of the Income-tax :—" In this day's ./re,7,,
will be found a full abstract of the principal provisions Of tP,-/
Income-tax Bill. Those provisions are, to say the least
them, fearfully inquisitorial, even though they are modified ;
severity compared with those contained in former Acts. 11
necessarily hasty consideration we heYe been able to bestow o
them re7ives all our anxiety to see the oontents of Schedule f.,
greatly modified. To screw out the same rate of duties frcgn
income derived from acquired property and from ineen3(
proceeding from labour, industry, and actively-eraploe
capital, is unjust, and when viewed in connection with them ii •
quirks which commissioners, assessors, , and inspectors
",
have a right to make into the private affairs of merchan',
tradesmen, and professional people, it will constitute a perr,:e
nent grievance which must ultimately end tnger the essistel:),„
of the Conservative Government. An e. fort will surelY 3
made in the House of Commons to modify Schedule D. ,
it Rohcrt Peel will, if he be wise, yield en this point Or,
little gentle pressure from without. It is sciarcely possible
read the provisions of the Bill without a .shudder; yet P‘i.
people whom it will affect are fully prepared ti s make any I or
sacrifice which their rulers demand; but it I s never Vrte;
political to demand a sacrifice which involves la great prilet'c
injustice."
We quote the following from the Times :—P" The Goverbrl;
ment, in the person of Sir James Graham, has viecided:tbstbti
first of Mr. Ferrand's inquiries is unwise and impractica e..
but has consented to a Committee for inquiring :into thierri,:
tions, evasions, and defects of the present law aga jest the truca
system of payments. - We earnestly hope that Mr. FerraPd
due
be able to press this inquiry with the stringency n
to those poor people whose cause he advocates. ins
acrliw-av -ecE
have as yet but begun. He must be prepared to L
—of •
against him all the ingenuity, arrogance, and perse lera-sotts
alarme: self-interest. He muss be prepared to 'gee `hens
from reluctant or intimidated witnesses, to correct mist 4,P re ,
sions, dispel mystifications, expose egnivocations. (lett 'ct
falsehood. To make an effective speech is one thing- -,t° ,1c far
duct a prolonged inquiry is another, and one which u
more severely tax his powers, and test his ability to ;LI tihea.".:
honourable position which he has chosen for himself—the
fence of the working classes."
ICIONEY—TE.B.IIZ—COr.I'ME:at: E.
A meeting of the holders of Spanish Bonds wa's vester
held at the London Tavern, when it was resolved that an l'et;
terview should be requested of the Earl of Aberdeen, to
i.r.‘rth their grievances, and the dishonourable conduct of Seo°-
Surra y Rull, the Spanish Minister of Finance.
eti.
At the annual dinner of the Printers' Pension So°
which took place yesterday, it was stated that during the ,t ,
year more than 1,200 journeymen printers had been unto
work in the City of London, who had been maintained 11
men in employment. betli*
Meetings against the Income-tax have been held at Lau:jeis
Pancras, Banbury, Driffield, Manchester, and Falkirl• "hi, v.
ings of the farmers against the tariff in Essex, Cambridge'
Maiilstone, Berkshire, and Buckinghamshire.
STATISTICS.
Icl " •
At a meeting of the Statistical Society of London, 11,e., ve•
Monday, it was stated that between August, 1840, so; rer-
cember, 1841, 204 accidents bad occurred, by which I ! toed
sons were killed, and 295 injured. 13
Of this numberl oetbsl
place in the last year, and 79 in the preceding five '
which is a decrease of exactly on'-third.
,1,47.1.V'.d.r, 41ra scr,Z iTsi.= W. 0t"
At Chatham the 78th Highland Regiment, knowll, eel
Rosshire Buffs, and containing altogether 1,700 men,
at Gravesend, ready to embark for India.. et
A new composition has just been tested by the' Culuin!l„kittee
ptse
Master Shipwrights at Woolwich Dockyard, to be' use"l- ed
i 0
of the substance s u
with which vessels are at preset 't and.
render them water-tight; it stood the severest Olalber ,r"
said to possess the power of expanding like India 14,j Jeff"
warm climates, and not becoming brittle in cold. M''' , I
is the inventor.v o°'
The troop-ship Beulah, recently chartered to coupe'
troops to Affghanistan, and which ran asho.se off 1)1.1,1,1,r.e010'
by mistaking a wrong light for the light-house, has rtto bt.
rigged, lightened, and her troops landed,. and is likely

come
m a complete wreck. ok • I
LAW AND PO LICE. . , 0
.j
The arrears of cases in the Common Law Courts •,17,11, '-ei •
low :—Court of Queen's Bench, 94 rules for newt t..,ri5 t'isi '
65 demurrers; Common Pleas, 31 new trials, ogrhe.pec
murrers ; Exchequer, 15 rules for new trials, 16 il*P01:00:111: ;,:
paper anti U in the " peremptory paper."
An injunction was this day moved for by Air..,.,Art, j ,I.'
against Mr. Hullmandel in the Vice-Chancellor's nee°
o the
former alleging that the latter had pirated his neordii•fia
engraving, but. was ;efuse.i ; the Court, however, gr.: sog
plaintiff leave to try his right by an action at laws_ _vat of
Frederick Lawrence, clerk of Mr. Price of Bedl°7.oB°)
charged at Clerkenwell yesterday with embeo-
I;.`zzl, lls. Bd., and committed for trial.
,h 6 106 .
PIN 11 ARTS. of 1., thi,
Mr. Behries, who is now executing the stattle,.. 00 va,. '
Lord Chief Raton Joy for the Cathedral of D°ll4-;/110 1%,
bust of Lord North for Eton College, is the sculpt.o4 pad .l
duced the statue of the late Dr. Babington, now 10 ' -
they
to 11
I'HEATRICAL. ,rl,rELlsi ll . J
Carlotta Grisi leaves London for Paris On "- it' - - *.
.
to fulfil her engagement at the French Opera co, a , • .
To-night Ronconi appears, with Persiani and, Guas .•- .!
Majesty's Theatre, in Lucia di Lammermoor. ~as, -,
..,
SPORTING. tler
The Spring races at Paris commence in the `,for'
Mars on Sunday next, when several eve
COL•R.T—pAsnscniTAs.sx/X: 00101.9 r to, '
Baroness Brunow, the wife of the Russian Agiva OoLD;et
a splendid ball on Tuesday night, at Ashburnhar°
a brilliant circle of the leOding nobility and gennodorsol'eti. '-''
The Lady of his Excellency, the French Miro, sof'
an assembly last night, at Man,-hester House. oils. ,slti- •T
did reunion of the rank and fashiC.n of the inetrgra of l,O
The marriage ceremony between tr.:' Prince f Austria'o'ol ..!
nit and the Archduchess Marie Apdriezleiio`l'fbtehr ell'Pela
...
performed on the 12th'instant, in the chart:- trots
Stooinigi, near Turin. .agot 0
We are glad to learn that the health of that g' oa ti°' •
Sir Edward Blakeriey, is quite re-established- seblio.ice .
L' rd Abinger took exercise yesterday 011 bcr . lien&
Cliffs at Brighton.
Lord Hill is much improved in health, °gad; fielarnes,
his official duties at the Horse Guards. :....,`-e.ot, Ow
tended by Dr. Hair, the surgeon of his reg"--
noAultircedSaimns,7tilitee bsoioiknseolifer,Mwohnodsaeym,
eexiapinere"d dyester(4lborasiet
NLISCEZ.Z.ftas/VOIJ tele 00.61°4 Waet 11110;
house in St. James's-street. `void koll
more shepherds." •_________......____,_.___
Prince Esterhazy once replied
that noblem° ~„,ila l't
that a tenant had 5,000 sheep, " Ins father s'.-
ti" Pi co A.'
THE MARKETS.(-
'MET. Tool'
COLONIAL MA but tbe
Prices were firm for most kinds
was tran,,uil. ~ COO-
-
TEA 31A - ColoPlul ' • ..
prices firm. . q
The demand was steady, and
,_
goo, Is. 10d. cash.
TA LLO of produces - .
wr MARKET. p. i.
Coale'
465. 3d. on the spot, and 48s. for delivery___.
RICE MARK.b.r. t.
to Ils. per ow
Bengal Rice in good request at 992_
...ARI(ET.
root
There was a fair business done at firm rates.
WHITECHAPEL the
Al A At theP •
trade goo., -4/ 45.,
The supply was middling, and the ,sa.. 2/. 1.0 '
quotations. Clover, 21. 10s. to 51. Bs. ;K. p .
Straw, 11. 12s. t211.16::..........______.....-.----r.
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da at noon F., WO
LONDON, APRIL 21•—Wind this y , , .e._Arrd. I,
LLOYD'S SHIPPING--(TH1.,5.11A
lontreal ; a Barques ~
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the River and sailed, Anne, .5' A rd. Phil 3" 1
APRIL 20. —W ind E.— r
PORTSMOUTH, A raChile'
DEAL, Aram 20.—Wind N.E., mocieraa N, I.o'.
London, for New York. E _Arra- A-- a off -
do., for Port Phillip. neorgee
London for Sydney ; Cygnet,
Hamburgh ; Joh° '"
Herman, Hodder, New York for
Newfoundlind• yortr
PLYMOUTH, APRIL 20.--WiDd E.N. •• . . Arl
Havannah for Bremen. Sailed,Ann,
la Ad• Bur undy, New
OFF SALCOMBE, APRIL ••••.---__Tr • g
'a. se'''.
A to S.E , slight reuse' 100,
FALMOUTH, APRIL 19.--WHI,• E. .
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Calcutta, sailed 2 t tor-
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hJ n leak , and 10re- re
for Havre ; Akus, Fleming, BataviE
Van Eyck, Laguyra, sailed 29tr d a ,
off Hendrik Hudson,
sprung, bound to Antwerp. A r
York, sailed 26th ult.
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