The Sun.
London, England, 1842-10-01 00:00:00

MORE ARRESTS.

SHEFFIELD, FRlDAY.—Arrests are the order of the
day. George Julian Harney has been arrested and
sent to Manchester.

LEEDS, FRIDAY.—The Rev. William Hill, the
editor of the Northern Star, and Mr. T. B. Smith hive
been arrested, and immediately sent to Manchester.
The charge is a conspiracy at a meeting, held on the
17th August, at Manchester.—Weekly Dispatch.

MONEY MARKET and CITY NESS
CITY, FRIDAY EVENING.
FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.

POST.—It was settling-day in the Foreign mar-
ket. The differences were not so considerable as to
olve any trouble in the adjustment. They were con-
fined exclusively to the Spanish funds, and in these
they were not of importance. The account was made
up at about the former price of 21. The transactions
for the new account were at much the same figures,
except in the Spanish securities, which declined per
cent. The Mexican market was also sluggish, a
change which seems to have been produced by the
knowledge obtained of arrangements having been con-
eluded between Messrs. Lizardi and Co. and the Tax-
office for the deduction from the forthcoming diii-
(lends of the Income-tax.

Brighton Railway Shares have improved to the
extent of 10s. per share. Other kinds of joint-stock
property are pretty much the same as last quoted.
Another 'failure on the Corn Exchange has to be
noticed. The firm of Messrs. Rays, Irvine, and An-
derson, has been under'the necessity of suspending its
payments. The liabilities of the house are said to
reach 100,0001., but, according to some reports which
were current on 'Change, they do not much exceed
60,0001. Two or three more cases of suspension are
looked for to•morrow. Of one considerable house
there is, it is believed, no doubt. The party was
drawn upon by the lately failed Dantzic establishm4nt
of Lubienski and Co. ; and it is understood that ix-
ceptances of their paper to the large amount of 50,000/.
are on the point of becoming due.
The German letters received in town this morning
speak of a failure of some consequence having taken
place at Memel. The name has not transpired, but
the house has, it seems, become involved in the pre-
vailing embarrassments of the corn trade. A second
Dantzic house is reported to have suspended its pay-
ments. The event is attributed to large speculations
in wheat. The firm is said to have held 1,500 lasts.
Its liabilities are put down at 250,000 thalers, and the
losses will, it appears, fhll principally on the corn-
dealers at Dantzic.

Tne Anger/wine Zeitung contains an article, dated
Vienna, bept. the 'Bth, in which it is stated that the
new treaty of commerce proposed between England
and Austria is nearly brought to a conclusion. A re-
duction of duties on most articles of trade, and also an
approximation to the German Custom-house League,
form the basis of the treaty.
SUN.—A report being current that favourable intel-
ligence had been received from India, the Money Market
exhibited a degree of firmness, and Consols improved a
shade, notwithstanding the mercantile accounts are of
a very gloomy character. The corn market has again
been much unsettled by the suspension of a highly re-
spectable firm, whose assets, it is stated, are more
than sufficient to cover its liabilities. This has been
occasioned by the failure of certain large speculators
on the Continent, with whom it was connected, and it
is apprehended that its extensive connexions may
be all more or less sufferers ; hence may be tracod
several unpleasant rumours which have been current
during the day. Consols left off at 92i for
Money, and 93 buyers for the Account. India Stock,
247 249. The circumstances above alluded to
caused a continued demand for money, and the
premium on Exchequer Bills declined to 51 49 fur
the Old, and 50 48 for the New.

The principal occurrence in the Foreign market was
the announcement that a fresh loan would be brought
forward on account of the Dutch Government; this
caused a decline in the price of the bonds, and the
Five per Cents. closed at 102 1021; and the Two-
and-a-Half per Cents., 51 ft 51 ; Belgian, 102 103 :
Danish, 83 84 ; and Brazilian, 66 67.

The Mexican bondholders and the agents of that
Government have been brought into collision, in con-
sequence of instructions from our officials to deduct
ths. Income-tax from the dividends. This is an ex-
tremely harsh proceeding, so much so, that it would
appear to be only necessary to repreient the circum-
stances under which the money is to be received, in
order to obtain a remission. The quotations for the
Bonds were rather lower, being 34i. 358.
The receipts of the railways this week exhibiting
an increase generally, the firmness of the Market has
continued, and the shares in the Brighton line have
improved, the sum received having amounted to 4,5231.
London and Birmingham Shares were 183 185,
earnings 17,2641. ; Birmingham and Gloucester, '39
41 ; Great Western. 81.82 ; the Half Shares, 59 59i,
earnings 14,632/. ; South Western, 57i 58, earnings
6,657/. ; North Midland, 56 58 ' • the New Shares,
27 28, earnings 2,8221.; South Eastern, 231 23:k ;
Eastern Counties, 8188, earnings 1,077/. ; Northern
and Eastern, 35 36 ; Blackwall, 68 7 ; and Brighton,
35 35/. The Shares in the following lines are not so
frequently offered in this market as to warrant a
constant quotation, but their takings in the past week
were—Hull and 'Selby, 1,062/. ; Birmingham and
' Derby, 2,2141.. Greenwich, 735/. ; Great North of
England, 1,3231.; Midland Counties, 7,841/. ; Man-
chester and Leeds, 5,018/. ; and Edinburgh and Glas-
gow, 1,9981.
The Exchanges were again rather higher. Amster-
dam, 12 61, 12 68 ; Rotterdam, 12 61 ; Antwerp,
12 41 ; Hamburgh, 13 111 ; Frankfort, 1501 151';
Paris, 25f. 80c., 25f. 85e. ; Vienna, 9 56, 9 56i ;
Trieste, 9 57, 9 58 ; Naples, 401 401 • Leghorn,
30 25, 30 30 ; Lisbon, 521 ; Madrid, 36i 37.
The quotations for the Bonds were—Colombian,
201 21 ; Peruvian, 15 16 ; Portuguese Five ;per
Cents., 35/ 351 ; the Three per Cents., 21 214 ;
Spanish Five per Cents., 151 154; the Three 'per
Cents., 201 201.
COURSE OF EXCHANGE—(YESTERDAY.I'

Amsterdam CF. 12 9
Ditto, at sight
Rotterdam .........2 U l2 9k
Antwerp
Hamburgh M.B. 13 14k
Altona
Paris, 3 days' sight
Ditto, 3 months 25 90
Marseilles
Bourdeaux 25 95
Frankfort on Maine... 151 i
Petersburgh, 3Us ... 36}
Berlin
Vienna, effec. fl. 3 M 959
Trieste, ditto lO
Madrid
Cadiz 36k
Bilbao ...36
Barcelona
Seville

Gibraltar
Leghorn ... 30 .40
Genoa 26 0
Milan 3l
Venice 47
Naples
Palermo, per oz 120
Lisbon 52
Oporto s2f,
Rio Janeiro 23
Bahia
Buenos Ayres .. .
New York, 21days sight 461
Philadelphia 4g
PRICES OF MULLION, PEI 0...
Foreign Gold, liars R 3 17 9
Portugal Gold C0m...3 17 5
New Doubloons ......0 0 0
New Dollars... ...,,...,0 4 9j
Silver in Bars... ..... 0 4 11i

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Pope awl poiro of the TgeriP§i
whilst praismg to the skieilt quiiat§
tion, hinted that he wished his Excellency Woula
enter into the true road to hissalvation. The Minister;
who, as you of course know, is a Protestant, answere4,
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