The Sun.
London, England, 1842-10-24 00:00:00

VXNZ ARTS.

Zwirner, the architect of the cathedral of Cologne,
will visit England this autumn, and examine our old
English cathedrals.

Ruhl, the distinguished German sculptor, died at
Cassel, at the beginning of the present month, aged
seventy-seven.

EZN..8.2,Y II ND SCXZNTIPXC.

The sixth known copy of the first Bible printed at
Mentz, has been lately found in Belgium, among a
heap of old books.

TnEATIEXCAL,
Fanny Elssler has been rapturously received by
the Court and people of Vienna, and while herself
the receiver of many gifts, she has bestowed large
charitable donations on the theatres and artists of
that city.
COURT-PASIZZONABZE

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester is
honouring Lord and Lady Wharncliffe with a visit at
Wortley Hall, Yorkshire.
His Imperial Highness the Archduke Frederick of
Austria left Alnwick Castle on Friday, for Edinburgh.
The Duc de Richelieu returned to town on Thurs-
day, from a tour.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Aylesbury, after
staying a short time at Ryde, Isle of Wight, have re-
turned to Tottenham Park, near Marlborough, Wilts.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Normanby have
returned to 13elgrave Castle, Yorkshire, from Ravei3s-
worth Castle, near Durham.

The Earl and Countes3 of Arundel are staying w:th
the Duke and Duchess ofXor.Olk, near Bury St. Ed-
munch.

Earl Bathurst has left Dtinrobin Castle where the
Noble Earl had been visiting the Duke and Duchess
of Sutherland.

The Earl and Countess of Essex returned to town
on Friday from a tour.
The Earl of Lonsdale still remains in town.
The Lord Chancellor arrived in town on Friday
from Brighton.
The Lord Chancellor of Ireland, accompanied by
Lady Sugden and family, lot Boyle Farm, Thames
Ditton, on Thursday, for Stephen's Green, Dublin.
ZVLISCELLAA iZatf _ _ _ _

The subscriptions fora to the the late Earl of
Leicester amount at present to 4,0001.
At the Lincoln " Stuff" 7i3a11, held on Wednesday
last, in that city, above four hundred persons were
present, forming a brilliant gathering of the nobility
and gentry of the county.
A seizure was made on board the Caledonia steam-
ship, off Horslydown, this week, of a large quantity
of smuggled tobacco and cigars, and the owners have
given bond to pay any fine that may be imposed.
The representation of Buteshire has become vacant
by the death of Sir Wm. Rae, and it is expected that
Duncan WNeill, Esq., will become a candidate.

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.

(From The Sun of Saturday :Evening.)
The report of the Liverpool Cottoi r Market for the
week advises but a limited business. The sales of the
week have been 16,040 bales. The :stock is 521,500
bales. There have been taken for consumption
865,000 bales, and exported 70,000 bales. These
items show a slight increase over last. ye !ar.
It is understood that notwithstanding the depressed
condition of trade, orders for Cotton to the extent of
many millions sterling, have been fors Tarded to the
United States by the Great Western steamer,
which has just quitted England.. It must
be remembered, however, that this is for the new
crop of the staple, and that the shipments may ex-
tend over a period terminating only witl r he autumn
of next year. The consumption of Eng',.% ,nd and the
shipments from our ports have, as is sh own above,
been about 940,000 bales, and we ma y perhaps
not be above the mark in estimating the , mount of
the orders sent out for cotton at 20,00 0,0001., of
which say rather more than half will be for consump-
tion here, and the remainder will go dir e.ct .to the
Continent of Europe, the manufacturers there
now availing themselves however, of th s facilities
afforded by our line of steamers to for ,ard their
orders to the United States via Liverpool o. r Bristol
The immense competition we have to sustaii a cannot.
be better illustrated than by these Lets, 4nd
a reference to the comparative quantitiits taken
by England and the Continent in =former
years. Each bale of cotton we estimate as of
the value of 81. to 101., and it re:nains to be 3 seen
whether such customers as ourselves are to be t seated
to prohibitive tariffs without Brother Jo aathan
feeling some of the ill effects of his policy.
Every exertion consistent with free trade prin-
ciples is imperatively called for in raising
the production of cotton in India. Th e fact
is remarkable, but no less clear, that while the policy
of our Government has been to depress tine manufac-
turers to the gain of the landlords, that of America is
to tax most exorbitantly its native agricillture, under
the delusive hope of forcing an improvement in its
manufactures.

The report of the Leipzic fair, now heore us, is
more satisfactory than might have beet% expected ;
the buyers from Greece and the East is ,king mo.-e
freely of German and British fabrics, thou ;11 evidently
more of the former than the latter. ,lost houses
now, in fact., consider that ere long it will
be scarcely worth their while to ha,/e e 4 en a repre-
sentative at the great continental marts, much less
for the principals themselves to -attend, 3o steadily
does the competition and the. money power of the
Zollverein increase.

The Indigo sales are expected to conclude on Mon-
day or Tuesday.
With less business doing the Funds continue to be
well supported, and the low rate of interest—money
being obtainable on first-rate bills at 2+ per cent.—
causes the opinion to rule in favour of the existing
rates. Consols are 931 to 93/ for transfer next week,
and 931 to 93i for Account, leaving, therefore, not
the slightest continuation, which, in part, maybe attri-
buted, however, to the possibility of political or other
contingencies arising to cause a re-action in tle market.
Exchequer Bills are 58 to 56 premium, and India
Bonds have touched 48s. to 50s. premium. New
Three-and-a-Half per Cents. 1018 to 102, being a
further rise ; and the Three per Cent. Annuities 93
to 93+; Long Annuities are 128 to 5-16.
Portuguese Stock is less speculated in, and ;is the
rise has been occasioned by mere jobbing, w,► may
expect it will gradually recede. The New Five per
Cent. Bonds are 39k, and the Converted 33 ; Me:tican
Stock is 321, and flat ; and Chilian are quiet at 82.
Spanish Actives realise 161, and the Three per Cents.
21* to 211. The Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents.
bring 528 to 52f, which is again a shade lower.
The Railway Shares have been ratherflat. Brighton
have dropped from 131 to 14+ discount. The receipts
of this line are given at 4,6461., being a slight
increase. The Loan Notes are to -4- prem.; Eastern
Counties are 14i; and Northern and Eastern, 91
discount. Great Western, New, are 10+ premium.
London and Westminster Bank bring 2* premium,
and Australian Agricultural Company's Shares 2+
discount.

MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, OCT. 21.—Our
market has been very inanim tte to-day, and business
limited. Manchester and Mrmingham, 191 194
South Western, 57i 58 ; Great Western, Half Shares
601; Edinburgh and Glasgow, Quarter Shares, 4f
41; Bolton and Bury, 49 49k.
CLOSING PRICES.

I Lnittltio a
BRITISH FUNDS.
3 per Cent. Red. ........ 9-3
Bank Stock
Stock
....... ..... 46 Pa'
pin
3 per Cent. Cons....
... 933 , Ditto Old Annuities —
3i per Cent. Red... lOtti Ditto New Annuities
New 311. per Cent... ...... 101 i Ex. Bills, 1,000/....2d. 56 pm
Ng,,v 5 per Cen; — Ditto 500/.... .56 pm
Long Annuities to expire Ditto Small ...... 56 pm
Jan. 1860 ......... 12/ Bank Stock for Acct.
Get. 1859
Jan Ix6o l2l Consuls for Acct.
FOREIGN FUNDS. •
%ustisian, 5 per cent. ... Portuguese, 5 per cent.
Belgian, 5 per cent — Ditto, New Ditto •
Brazilian Bonds... — Prussian, 5 per cent. . —
Buenos Ayres6 per cent. Russian, 5 pei cent .. 113 i
Uhilian, 6 per cent. B2 Ditto, tletallic.. .... ...
Columbian, 0 per cent... Spanish, 5 per cent. . —
Ditto, 1824
Cuba Bonds, C per cent 79 . French, 5 per cent. —f. —c,
Owlish, 3 per ent — Exchange
Greek, I ci25,5 per cent. French, 3 per cent —f —..,,.
Mexican, 5 per cent ... 32k I Welt, zi per cent...—. 52i
litto, 6 per cent. 1t337 .040, • ue• —tr. . . 1001
Peruvian, 1825, ti per et.
SHARES
Birmingham and Gloucester Railway (100 p) 401
Great Western, (65 paid)
,iito New Shares i 50 paid
London and Brighton (Si) paid) '
Ditto Loan Note, (10 pant) .. ...... ... 10if
London and South \it extern (411 tis 10d pd) 58
Northern and Eastern (45 paid)
North Midland Railway (100)
Ditto Thirds (211. 13s. 4d. paid) l9i
Paris and Rouen (18 paid)

THE NEW TARIFF.—We have just been informed
by a gentleman in this town, that he has purchased by
retail a quantity of American cheese, equal to the
very finest Dovebank, at sevenpence per pound.
Under the old tariff such cheese was never sold, we
believe, in Hull, at less than tenpence per pound.—
Hull Advertiser.

Prince Radali left London on Saturday morning
by the General Steam Navigation Company's ►nail
packet John Bull, Capt. J. P. Corbin, for .tiainbargh.

FLAN DE rt S MAIL.
BRUSSELS, OCT. 20.—The average price of wheat
last week was 21f. 19c., and that of rye 13f. 86C.
per hectolitre.
We learn from good authority that, vvhateYer 111
be the result of the com:aercial negotiations •whic
are now on foot at Paris for a Customs Union be'
tween Belgium and France, King Leopold will leave
the French capital about the 3d or the sth of:Novem-
ber, at the latest, so as to be at Brussels at leastthree
days before the opening of the session of the.Belkian
Chambers. Scarcely a day passes without an ex-
change of dispatches between the Belgian iginistrY
and his Majesty.
BRUSSELS, OCT. 21.—M. Noel, inspector of briciB4
and highways, has visited the whole section of t,he
railway from Courtray to Tournay. Though ,
of
the to
buildings are not finished, the road may be openeu .
the public on the 23d of October. The Minister
Public Yorks will be present at the opening% Fur
W
the present, there will be only two trains in 3 cl•atri
from Tournay to Brussels, and vice versa. i
respect to the section of Turceing, it seems that
w.,
trial will be made on the first ten days of I`.Zoveinhen
and that the inauguration will be on the 15t111
the King has promised to be present.
Tne French trains tarif have arrived at l'iLlera;
there is, therefore, nothing to prevent the. trail's "°.
immediately beginning to run, but the French'''oe
at present takes only passengers,- and no goods'' Aeut
section of Saint Saulve will probably be opened P-
the tame time. gilrea
BERLIN, OCT. 12.—Letters have been r
cers
within a few days from the two Prussian °IA
serving in the Russian army in. Cireassiat eigu
proves that the statement given in several I°_ *; io
ajournals that those two officers had been Ail/W-
-ction with the Circassians, was a fiction. It is's;
in those letters, that the losses which the-110°10de
have latterly sustained were trifling, and the incerit
of carrying on the war introduced by the Pre-ted
Commander-in-Chief, General Grabbe, is repress the
as very judicious. Hence it seems to be reallyet_P,
intention of Russia to keep the warlike mountaini;
confined as closely as possible to their defiles, '4OO,
out attempting. to subdue by offensive 112.rl„„ase.
which are attended with great bloodshed and Oir
BELGIAN FUNDS.—Bansenui, Ocr.'2l. 55: •
Actual Debt, 2% per Cent,
Rothschild's Loan, Five per Cent • - -
Loan nt Thirty Millions, Four per Cent ....
Three per Cent,
- Thirty-seven Millions, ditto .. .... .
• ......... .•••• 92Loan of City, 1632, Four per Cent 196
Society of Commerce, Four and a Half per Cep 77
Bank of Belgium, Five per Cent
National Society

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Excha,g on Condon (short)
—Brussels Paper:, 0ct.21.
•y . 41, ',J....VIENNA, OCT. 13 ff
Five per Cents. Metalliques
Fcrir per Cents ...
Three per Cents ....... ..... : ..... . ....
Bank Shar s .........
AllgemeineZeitung, Oct. 17.

COURT CIRCULAR.°
WINDSOR, SUNDAY.—The Queen and Ir'' cee d
bert, and the Royal suite and household, Olen', vithia
vine service this morning in the private chalw' weU
the Castle. The Hon. and Rev. Edward eve tbe,
Keppel officiated. The Rev. Gentleman witi7
honour of dining with her Majesty and
Highness this evening. ta tecioascier,
a
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent
Divine service at the parish church, New Win 11'
itev.
The Rev. Mr. Bowyer officiated, and the
llopwood preached the sermon. A I,og
Lady Charlotte Dundas and Sir George an-
Co!per were in her Royal Highness's suite.
From the unsettled state of the weather Ye - $
tin
there was no movement of the Court, exeerrsAce
short walk both morning and afternoon on the
by her Majesty and her Illustrious Consort. Datii
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of ICenic' uper
Charlotte Dundas, and Sir George and Lady,
-t°l.o,'
joined the Royal dinner circle at the Castle ester`
evening. of
Drifter
His Royal Highness the Hereditary A- owe'
Mecklenburgh StrelitzhonouredCovent-gardn The
trer with his presence on Saturday evening 4 the
DruinkceeofafctearwmbarriddsgreeatutrKneedwt.o the residence -
d the
Count Reventlow, the Danish Minister, vis"e.ofgee.
Earl of Aberdeen on Saturday, at the Foreig yens'
His Excellency. the Ottoman Ambassador:,
Sataronal7cnitil'
acted business at the Foreign-office, on
Dispatches were received yesterday at the LA'
office, from the Governor of Heligoland.
l‘irs'
Belk
+
coupe
Mr. E. J. Coupes, late M.P. for Sligo,
and family, have left Farrance's 13"-
street,: to spend the winter at Nice.
'G ht

,r,:- LLOYD'S SHIPPIN A• •_., lig
Lgtost, OCT. 22.—Wind this day at nooa
soot . csterly breeze and drizzling rain., Dominica'
Robinson, and Daie Park, Jamaica;
DEA ; OCT. 21.—Wind N.W.--4-i.rrt' Grey. Car
ter, Virginia; Jane, Skidmore, Gana"- 7 bound'
chell, Westward. Sailed all the outward
mbuco.
COWES, OCT. 21.—Arrd. Melette, Pernaia King
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 20.—Wind N.E.-' Afrlati'
William, Hobart Town. Arrd. off Africanns,tvolle,
OFF DARTMOUTH OCT. 20.—Cairbr 'Coat'
Sydney, New South Wales; General Brock,
land, Sierra Leone.
POOLE, OCT. 20.—Ar..d. Amphitrite, strongQuebe
F NT W ~r
e''327,Tessie, 441t'
FALMOUTH, OCT. 20.—Wind. N. to ,-- • " ri -
bree-zes and squally.—Arrd. Jane, Constance'
lace, N.S. coo;
OFF MARGATE, OCT. 21.—Ann Milne'
Harriet, Thom, Jamaica. ,
d S
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 21.—Wind N.E.--.Arr--. Prince
A off, T
Resistance, Quebec, sailed Ist. inst. Arr"' -16 fr, t
Rupeit, Herd, Hudson's Bay, sailed SePt• `O.O, goy
Mary, Richards, from London to BedhaniPios., Do
ashore on Bembridge Ledge yesterday nwriji,e,redi
came off at high water, with assistance, afar
without damage. the
BERWICK, OCT. 20.—The schooner me io -4
Daes, Stevens, from Shields to Dundee, e,,t, sai
1-1 ts 9 the
'rocks at Eyemouth, in a gale on the 18th npiort 0
has become a total wreck ; crew saved, With St.
materials
1 'calaierl
OFF CAPE CLEAR, OCT. 16.—ChilThe5 1 •
• AndreW'S. _...„„derac!'
. T,-. 11, ,fict
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 21.—Wind N.N.r,.,„ re,b,
—Arrd. Jane Anderson, Bombay ; LY(ll3' j3raito
Baja; Cora, Miller, Paraiba; Edgcoinhe•tivieor
wait; Panama. Sld. Malcolm, siticraporg i
s,
1 t°
Gambia; Airey, Rio. .orpo_o4s
VESSELS SPOKEN WlTH.—Governor, Lithe Jaa't,
St. Thomas, 15th inst., lat, 50, lon. 8, by roale.oi
G-ray, arrived off Dover. Anglicania,.,,ireol;
Quebec, sth inst. off St. Peters; Aurelia, '`3-11,.,je5t:..„,
to Newcastle, 16th, lat. 52, lon. 18, by her ifivide:s,
ship Resistance, arrived at Portsmouth.
erbiee '''',,
Cadiz to Dordt, 11th inst.; Catherine, l'soriva?e,:
Amsterdam 12th ; Britannia, Mauritius t°7th; Do,
15th; Bourbon, Monte Video to Havr,el,l witiliirr
rate, Bahia to Havre, 17th, and suppn',,,, th; „ oe
visions ; Thenus, Alicant to flamburg, 1-1 05, tAt,,
tensia, Baltimore to London, 17th ; JtleciLieb°l/ jo
Norway, 17th, by her Majesty's
de Neros to Gravelines, 17th ; Buithorp, A Iwo
_,,t
the chops of the Channel. Louise, 0
steaniertoll,lol,
11th inst. ; John, St. Übes to ii.iga7,l3%,t Y0r,411;
plied with provisions ; Stephani, r'ye-nden, l' es,
Hamburgh, 13th; Sylph, Alicant to -lA° jOhillgi ;
Oceanus, Malaga to Hamburgh, 14th„;,,ocie, lubet
from Malaga, 15th ;. Ceres, Lisbon to 4th, 13Y pei,
Castilian Maid, Denia to London, .1 C
f the Ch t. g"
Majesty's cutter Sylph, in the chops °, tilt., lii Igor
Maria Louisa, Leith to Mauritius, fitt'o Aralpfitj'oe,
lon. 35 ; Jeremiah Garnet, Liverpool Cork- y_tb,.:
11th, by the Lightning, arrived at
Clear' 1)-ftc`-
bound to Galway, 15th ult., off CaPe white•Lelciii
;Blucher, arrived at Cork. Andrew.
_ore, Sia
portob,
od sota
Sunderland, 7th inst., off Lisbon; Stra.tnallteirep. e
to Mauritius, 1221 tilt., off Palos, 1Y.!..1:, J 4
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THE MORMONPRE DELUSION.--i' ~." hires - P'
!non is •-m. a visit to this town, and hag 60 of 0
in .the Lion Fields, where he preactiesine (,P,Peereill
times a week. The strangeness of his doolaof clia bet,
to eltcite the curiosity of many personaAeted, vi ch
creeds, and sometimes he is openly contr*wenettes. l
as may be expected; a noisy discussion..., an secula
Sunday last he entertained his auditory vvi;',_710,14.,e,
of his conversion to the Mormon faith, as Tv...withoi%a,
said that he prayed to God for fourteen daYfAt e%Piliiip
ceiving an answer, but just 115 the fortnituiedeu to
he was struck dead ; after which God °ram came,:o
to be baptized (by, immersion). Wile,rl fa go 0
life he exclaimed, " Yes, Lord, ra g,,`t;yed, ie,,c fi°
if the water is boiling hot." Being' bail "in oust
he says, . work miracles, and speak
,cirneris;„ 101
tongues of the
fore"lattr he often gives
.sP_'-' thereof
fit, ti
upon being asked
lie n he
declines. Strange as it way appear, b hire ,•
few converts, who have been baptized brapicg4:et
river Stour after dark.—TFokerhamPlan
0,1 Our °Cal.
BRISTOL SUGAR MARKET, OCT. l•-•
beell gelVO
siderable time past. The sales have
has been more animated this week than ll'r s,°slllteeoi 4;ce:l
on better qualities —Bristol Mercury:
_.....zia 11';‘,`",r
at full prices for ordinary descriptions to la. -
...,:_act,
MELANCHOLY AND FATAL ACClDENnra_ed lir
1,P;,,,
nesday afternoon last, Abereqooe4
son, who resides in Bedford-strec ,
_, 0,.
.. ,t
Crown-s eet,
tr ,ff 01'
square, Nvas proceeding along A dashed v broke
back, the animal took ,right, and down l'enl -004
furious rate along. Crown-streett r_ w The 3' bee
place, London -road, and Shaw'". b ° ~
11 the P°""e rthraviv
man continued to keep his seat t at
wo dis,
as a young nian,t i
the bottom of Shaw's-brow, when 14 soivesr the
off; and fell upon the street a
ned to bellenanteci
tance. Inspector Anders, who Kapp
:0001' Y.
spot, assisted, together with a ..,
_fortenate_ceice
Charles Forde, in conveying the nl' be had r:ces,ive
to the infirmary, where it was found
3_. a an e,,ry.
a severe contusion on the right legs • " the innroill,
the best attention and treatment thate till ie
beiievo
fracture of the skull. He received Rt
Toclje:Lopy ,
could devise, but he lingered .°ll;.lcit cli e. 3 cue'
morning at our o'clock, when he caeA, tla
that an inquest will be held upon the Liv.j
Liverpool Mercurd.

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