The Sun.
London, England, 1845-07-15 00:00:00

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and Second Class Cairiage, Winepence.
Saloon and First Class Carriage, One Shilling.
To or from Blackwell.
Fore Cabin, Sixpence--Saloon, Ninepence.
Ticket For shorter distances, Sixpence.
tenths 21 Twelve M 'hs Si.ss. • Six Months, 31. 3s. ; Three
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the ea p' •s• ;to be obtained at the Star-office, Gravesend, or of
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41r nice, Gravesend, May 11, 1845.

complete restoration of tranquillity in California. It was
supposed there would be no obstacle to the landing of troops
sent thither by sea, from the Mexican ports on the Pacific.
The insurrection was probably local, and unconnected with
political designs."—Richmond Whig.

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LONDON, TUESDAY EV -, NI G S NI? JULY 15, 1845.

PRIC3 sd.

There is every prospect of the wheat and corn crops
in the States being excellent and abundant.

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, 114, Regent-street, London.

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CANADA.There is nothing of any special moment from
Canada. Liberal subscriptions were being promoted in all
districts of the country for relieving the sufferers by the
Quebec fire.
Lord Cathcart, commander of the forces in British North
America, has arrived with his family at Montreal on the 17th.
NEW BRUNSWICK.—Sr. JOIIN, JUNE 12.—We regrat to
learn that extensive fires have been raring in the woods in
various parts of this province for some days past, occasioning
much damage and destruction of property.
The heat in this city on Monday and Tuesday last was in-
tense, the sun presenting a livid, blood-like appearance, and
the atmosphere being strongly impregnated with smoke. On
Tuesday the wind, which was from the west and north-west,
changed to the northward, which cleared the atmosphere, and
rendered the heat less oppressive.
From all the accounts we have received, it appears that
there never was a time when so many extensive fires were
simultaneously raging in the woods, and the long spell of
dry weather has rendered everything very combustible and
easy of ignition, thus offering every facility for the spread of
the destroying element.—New Brunswicker.
JUNE 14.—Our port presents quite a business-like appear-
ance at present, there being no less than 14 ships, 24 barques.
45 brigs, 7 brigantines, besides a large fleet of schooners and
small craft, with 4 new ships, 2 new barques, and 1 new brig
—in all 97 square-rigged vessels in the harbour, all busily
engaged in lauding or loading cargoes.—Courier.

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NEW YORK MARKETS, JUNE 30.
Corrox.—The cotton market during-the past six days,
has been rather inactive, owing to holders refusing to accept
lower rates. The transactions which have taken place are
at fully the rates current previous to the arrival of the Cale-
donia's unfavourable accounts from • Liverpool. The sales
during the past week amount to 4,600 bales, and prices will
remain steady till the next accounts by the Hibernia.
The market for ashes is well supplied, prices steadily sup •
ported, all that is offered being purchased for abroad. The
export for the present month has been about 5,000 bls. of
Pots, and 1,000 do. of Pearls.

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Common English Bar Iron is offered at 67 dols. 50c. to 68
dols., and refined 77 dols. 50c., six months. No sales.
To Liverpool there is a good quantity of freight offering;
but no change has occurred in the rates. To Havre and
London they continue steady at the quotations.
Exchange is inactive. London, 95 to 9% per cent. prem. ;
Paris sf. 12%c. ; Amsterdam, 39% to 39% ; Hamburgb,
35% to 35% ;Bremen, Bremen, 781/4.

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(From the Courier and Enquirer of the 30th.)
A certain degree of agitation is imparted by the unsettled
state of the Texas question, to our commercial affairs, which,
combined with the warm season, renders business exceed-
intgly dull.
In markets generally there is little animation—the grow-
ing grain crops promise well, and, notwithstanding partial
failrires in some places, the yield will certainly be large.
Of cotton there is not yet talk, though, as before stated,
the impression seems general that the growth of this year
will fall short of that of last.
Money is abundant, and capital seeking employment.
There will be paid off on the Ist proximo something like
750,000 dole. (all that remains unredeemed) of the original
Erie and Champlain Canal debt. Of this amount, the sum
of :300,000 dols. is already transferred to the Comptroller, to
be paid for on the Ist July. On the balance, 475,000 dols.,
interest will, according to notice, cease from that day. Of
this sum by far the greater part is held abroad, and little or
none of it will be re-invested here. As an illustration, a
single house, which is to receive some 270,000 dols.,
ias
orders to remit the whole, with the exception of about 9,000
dols. The general distrust of American securities—not yet
diminished—may, we suppose, explain this in part; but the
railroad mania now prevailing in Europe, and the tendency
of capital to such enterprises, afford probably the true expla-
nation of what otherwise seems, when the high rates of Con-
sols of England and the French Five per Cents. are consi-
dered, an unusual mistake for capitalists to make.
The remittance of this sum, added to the usual demand,
will probably give an impulse to foreign exchange, which
will not, however, be sensibly felt by this steamer, as the
payments will not be made till after her mails are closed.
NEW ORLEANS, JUNE 18.—The sales of cotton since the
11th are 10,500 bales, at 4%c. to 7%c.
MOBILE, JUNE 14.—The sales of the week are 1,800 bales.
SAVANNAH, JUNE 20.—The sales of Upland this week are
1,280 bales, at sVic. to 6%c.
CHARLESTON, JUNE 21.—The sales of Upland during the
last six days are 3)150 bales, at 51,4 c. to 714 e.

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