The Sun.
London, England, 1842-06-04 00:00:00

BOURSE-PARIS, THURSDAY, JUNE 2.

irst Highest Lowest Last
Price Price. Price Price.
French 5 per Cents ...... 119 85 120 ... 119 85 ... 119 95
4per Cents. ...... 102 •.• 102 •.. 102 ... 1112
3 per Cents. Bl 85 ... 82 5 ... 81 85 ... 82 5
Loan
lank of France
Lattitte Bank 1.01011. Shares 11'50 ...WM .1050 ...iOSU
5.0001. Shares 5065 ...5670 5065 ...NT)
Seleissi Bank
Belgian 5 per Cents. ..... 103% P 4 103% .. 104
per Cent... 1840 105% ... 105% ... 10.,% ... 105%
spinish Active ......... 24 ... ... 24 ... 24
Neapolitan
Roman ... 104% ... ... 104%
BAILWAI aHABES.
trersailles.R. P.
L.B lOO ... 105 ... 1(.0 101 25
Rouen • 532 50 ... 535 ... 5,32 50 ... 535
Orleans

Strasburg to Bale 205 ... 213 75 `2t,5 „. 213 73

EXPRESS FROM PARIS

PARIS, JUNE 3.

The news from India (Bombay, May, 2), arrived on
the Ist at Marseilles. It is stated that fresh difficulties
have arisen, which may render affairs still more com-
plicated. On the whole, the accounts do not appear fa-
vourable. No news from China. The letters and papers
will not reach London before Monday.
TELE GRAPH IC DESPATCH.

MADRID; MAY 30.

Gonzales has resigned. M. Olozaga and Lopez, the
two Presidents of the Chambers, had received instruc.
dons from the Regent to form a new Cabinet.
The Cortes had suspended their sittings.
P.S. M. Olozaga and Lopez have declined the offer of
the Regent for the formation of the new Cabinet.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CITY, QUARTER TO THREE.

The markethasbeen in a very uneasy state since the opening,
and the intelligence from France generally, and the rumoartd
dangerous illness of Louis Philippe, are generally assigned as
the cause of the depression. Very few • bargains have beery
made, and Consols are 91* 91i for the opening ex-dividend;
Three per Cents. Reduced, 91g; Three-and-half per Cents.
Reduced, 100 ; Ditto, New 1001 ; Bank Stock, 167 168 ;
India Bonds, 22 24 ; Exchequer Bills, Old, 45 47; Adver-
tised, 37 40 prem.
Foreign Securities rave participated in the condition of
the English Funds, and business has been confined to Dutch
Five per Cents., 101 101*.
The quotation for Mexican is 351 36.
The Share Market is also heavy, with a decidedly down-
ward tendency. Great Western, 87; Fifths, 9; I.l,lteliton,
341; South Eistern, 243; the New, 5* 5/1
The quotations of the Bonds are 26 for Colombian ; 21 for
Spanish Five per Cents. ; and 22i. for the Three per Cents.
The report of a further change in the Spanish Ministry has
been used to lower the quotations of Spanish, and from ap-
pearances, the " bear" party will succeed in driving them doe n
still more. Great etTorts having been making for some time to
induce a belief in the leality of their value, but unsuccessfully ;
and every nerve was exerted to raise the quotations, the specu-
lators kr a fall having DOW the command of the market, will
not lose so good an opportunity for operating. In truth, how-
ever, it will make no difference in the worth of the documents
whether Mendizabal, Hull, or any one else be the Finance
Minister of Spain.
In the last accounts from Sydney, mention was made of a
festival which had been held to celebrate the fifty-fourth anni-
versary of the foundation of the colony, and of the rapid increase
which-had taken place in its prosperity. Some comparative
statements have come to hand which prove those accounts
to have been correct : the revenue of 1826, was 72,2201., while
that for 1810, was 653,127/., an increase in fourteen years of
upwards of 8041. per cent., or an average increase of .57 per
cent. per annum. The population in 1828, consisted of 20,930
free persons, and in 1841, exclusively of Port Philip, of 90,535,
an increase of nearly 440 per week. The present system of
-land sales appears to have come into full oprration in 1842, when
the sum derived from them amounted' to 13,683/., which
in 1840 had risen to 326,6111. or upwards of 2,2871. per cent..
or an average of 288/. per cent. per annum. Th e Post-office,
which in other countries it frequently taken as a test of the
condition of trade, there shows that in thirteen years it had
been rased from 598/. to 17,7:371. or more than 2,866!. per cent.
Papers to the 16th Mtrch, have arrived from Buenos Ayres,
but contain no news. Exchange on England rather higher,
being 3d. 1-16.
I,R;CES OF SHARES TIIIS DAY AT ONE.

a A ILWA VS. Paid. Per Share.
Edinburgh and Glasgow 5O 5ll- to
Ditto New
Great Western
65
sLico,a,lun)o,di,ht,oht
noie,,satat'siieiturct.e
Brrn ighton
gni! and lom)n
o.i v:cg. :h.. 45
gt: ......
159,-1 to
tttooo
Ditto Scrip 341 5
... to—
fork and i':.)rth Midland 550 ••••••
to
Ditto 'Me/ Shares ..
LivEttroor, COTTON MARKET, JUNE 3. —There has been
a good demand throughout the week, yet as the market con-
tinues so freely supplied no imptovemerit can he noticed in
prices, but it closed with much firmness at last week's quotations
fur all kinds. Speculators have taken 6,500 American, and expor-
ters 850 Amer icrar, 150 Pernams, and 140 Madras, and there
have been torwarded into the country unsold during the last
month, 3,000 American, 200 Brazil, and 250 Surat; the total
sales of the week amounted to 34,550 hales. '1 he trade have
taken during the 3 car 483,290, speculator, 79,500, and shippers
33,090 bales.
LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, JUNE 3.—There was awry
dull demand fur shares to-day. Business had a gloomy appear-
ance, and there were numerous sellers at our quotations, which
were paid fur a few of the followirg Edinburgh and Glasgow,
511,4 ; Great Western, 88 ; London and Birmingham, 178;
South Western, 63; Midland Counties Quarters, 174; Paris
and Rouen, 17.
MANCHFSTER. STOCK EXCHANGE, JUNE 3.—We havehad
a quiet market to-day, and little business has been transacted.
Manchester and Leeds, 83 84; ditto, Half Shares, 36i 36k;
.Manchester and Birmingham, 2(4 27 ; 'Edinburgh and Glas-
gow Quarter Shares, l 1 prem. ; South Eastern Scrip,
6i 61; District Bank, 10*.

•
FRENCH PLAYS.—Aldlle. Dejazet played for the
last time at St. James's Theatre, yesterday evening, in Lea
Premieres Armes de Richelieu, in which she has been an emi-
nently attractive. Again also, after an entr'acte, the lively
actress came forward in the Fille de Dominique, and delighted
equally as in the foregoing. At the close of the performances
Mdlle. Dejazet was lcudly called for, and came forward to re-
ceive the valedictory applause of the audienCe. The house was
immensely full, and every stall and private box had been taken
for several days previously. Amcngst the company we re-
marked 'rinse George of Cambridge, the'Duchess of Bedford,
the Earl of Shaftesbury, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Mar-
quis of Titchfield, the Countess of Essex, Lord Grey, ;Lady
Pakenham' the Countess of Cardigan, the Earl of Pembroke,
Lord and Lady Lyndhurst, the Duke of Cleveland, Lord! Pal-
merston, the Earl of Chesterfield, &c.