The Sun.
London, England, 1842-09-14 00:00:00

StIIIARY OF NEWS

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" Who runs may real.

POILEIGN.
The French official Moniteur denies that the III);
vernment ever- entertained the project of ereatilbe
bench of Bishops in the Chamber of Peers. 0
Courrier Francais, who first mentioned the repe„;
ought to know," says the official journal, tbot;,
members of the French episcopacy, however eiuie,
mendable they may be for their instruction, and he
nerable for their virtues, are not comprised hi,,ar,
categories established by the 23d article of the
ter of 1830."
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The Siecle denies that there is the slightest 13-the
bility of the adhesion of the United States tr,
Treaty of the Right of Search. They may, Perillig
says the Siecle, acknowledge the 'right under Or it
restrictions, and in certain zones only ; but
asks, would such recognition justify the French 41
vernment in ratifying the treaty in opposition t°
declared opinion of the Chamber? .nted I
The French Minister of Marine has apPo—pople
commission to inquire into the gum trade. The P,„,,` cot
of Marseilles complain of the monopoly at SeuenDe
the gum trade ; the Bordeaux people, that, unless
Moors are traded with by a company, they will of
the price of the gum. The Marseillais replytoo
the price is raised by the English ; and the'
,die,
prefer burying it, and bringing it to them at P9rteto
rather. than sell it at the limited price offered iv
Senegal Company.
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Notwithstanding the triumph of the Free'a
w•-._„foi
in Algeria, a body of 5,000 foot and 600 eavi"ll
the Arabs attacked the blockhouses in advarice„o.
Bougie, on the 25th, and hoped to surprise that'
They were beaten back with loss.
The Madrid papers of the 4th have been rece,
but their 'contents are wholly destitute of intere';eo
The Augsburgh Gazette of the 7th inst. ane°,ll ty
that a camp of manoeuvres would be formed 1,11,,cia
beginning of October, on both banks of the N'' Ql
It is to he composed of 34 battalions of infant'
squadrons of cavalry, and 12 batteries of art'
The evolutions are to be commanded by Count',.
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detzki, general-in-Chief of the Austrian forces
Lombardo-Venetian kingdom.
. The Warsaw Journals of the Ist inst. publise
legraphic despatch from St. Petersburgh, annda,nrii:
that the Grand Duchess Mary, wife of the. iii"ridch
Crown Prince, had been safely delivered of a dells
who received the name of Alexandrina.
MONEY—TRADE—commzitco. ,
Large imports of grain have arrived' du,..,111';50
past week in 'upwards of 20 vessels from
tinople, and the ports of the Black Sea.
The gum trade at 'Senegal, it is said, will de"atli
duce this year one-half of its usual amount, 311,011 i
numerous vessels at present on their-way to St.,.ficri. o
will have to seek freight elsewhere. A feedi-
great discontent prevails against the existing II
poly by privileged parties.
LAW AND POLICE.
On Monday Captain Thomas Jamison, master,"
ship Euphemia appeared at the Thames Policievor
to answer the claim of a seaman, named John
son, who sued for a balance of 141., wages ear°oo'
him on a voyage from Greenock to Newfouf:oo
and Jamaica. There were seven other el3!de
but it was agreed that this case should deo' td
*l-i616: 'Jamison resisted ~payment-,
ground.' of the, cargo' having -.been plunderqu'oe,i;
'Makiitratifi tetilsed- to 'decide on- so' Weighty-8 e„,oice
which also it appears the ship's safety•wau'l!t;,llV,
and. left the parties to their, remedy at, the Co
Admiralty.
',Henrys. Powell was on Monday committed for
the tlerkenwell POliee,Office, tor stopping 31,1;5501:,,„
Turnbull, undertaker of, Smilers' Town,. auP'4.oo.l
ing the character of a constable without. Mil
He was allowed to be bailed. Al
• Elizabeth Bailey, a well-dressed l
woo.
charged at Union-hall on Monday, on suspieilipl'
robbing Mr. John Marquis, of Accrington,
notes to the amount of 1,990/. ;..and Benjace°,ol,l;
was charged as accessary to the fact. BaileY ``O
vas
manded till Friday, and the other prisoner, '0
dered to enter into his recognizance of 500.
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appearance on that day.
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William Pizey, late a pot-boy in the service 00,
Charles Poore, publican of the Star and Garter or:
vaults, in the Whitechapel-road, was broil/CI:105$
Lambeth-street on Monday, on a charge of ste ;
wards of 801. in cash, the property of his mast
was remanded till 'Wednesday week.
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At Stockport, three females were exli-
Saturday, for intimidating Amelia porter fl
power-loom weaver, with a view to preventti'l,egi
following her eiorninfp,pcol2sr'omrneeemntieto.nnt. They were se° er
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sshaolrfotrtderituosfe with hard Ish°‘'
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Captain Cialdi has received orders to rat- hell
Egypt to take charge of the obelisk which 'Poe 110
Ali has presented to the Pope. Europe rat of ,t)
the obelisk of Sesostris the Eptians, t`lh oho'
patriarch Abraham. This will lie the tWelft
now in the possession of Rome from Egypt' „di!
COURT—P.A.SRIONAXIX.V• ft Pi 4.
The Duke and Duchess of St. Alban's le • ver'd
•
Lodge on Saturday last, forDonnington Gr,,°` Di°
The Marquis of Westminster left ii-Yue'e,
Wight, on Saturday, for Doncaster. .01.0
The Earl of Wilton returned to Grove"-the
Y
on Saturday, from a cruize in his yacht of
of Wight.
• Earl Grosvenor left Motcombe Park a fey
since for North Wales. deli
The Lord Chancellor's health is still s° pey.
that he will not leave Turville Park until tVeroo:l
of resuming his professional duties in Noven.l,o,,
_Miss Burdett Coutts has left Dinsdale,-Durl-of
a visit to Mrs. and Miss Meynell Ingram, at
Newsham, Yorkshire.
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The Earl of Minto left Farrance's Hotel 014 vd
last, for Mint() Castle, to join the Countess °,
Ladies Elliot.
The Marquis of Salisbury and Lady Blanc frills
arrived on a visit to the Duke of Wellington on
MISCELLANEOUS. pin
At the meeting of the St. Marylebone
Schools held this week, it was stated that ° clothe
the depressed state of the funds, the numbs °f f 100'
children had been diminished to 80, instead °OO2,
The name of the great agricultural countf_,°a Of;„
ingham was formerly written Bochinghan4- P",„00",
the mansion, or villages of the charter'';oo"
from boching, in the Saxon, a meadow held by
and ham, a village, hamlet, or mansion.

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MONEY and COMMERCIAL .-roti6..)
CITY. TUESDAY Nirtst Pi%
Rather more firmness was. to be seen in !`;,',oloe;'
this afternoon, and prices, at the close or wietre:
were nearly as they were yesterday, Colls°lstilei.
off at 924 92* for Money, and 93 sellers for ills,:
count. India Stock, 249 251 ; Exchequer P •
51 53, New 49 51 prem. Pc:
The only alteration in the prices of Foreign 13%;
rities, was an improvement of one per eat; !Pitt?
zilian Stock, it being last marked at 671
Two-and-a-Half per Cents.,
.52* ; the '''
Cents., 102* 1024 ; and Danish, 83 84. i •
The quotation for Mexican declined W svtieati
Some misapprehension appears to have arisen'tieo%,4
be most industriously fostered by, certain P3r.tiovic
to the manner in which the surplus of the
over the current dividends is to be disposedA
was distinctly stated at the.meeting of the bou'linter',
at which the capitalization of the arrears of reoiti,
was -accepted, that the Government was t° e
certain portion of the Customs Revenues for Piot ti
ment of this particular portion of the debt; td, olrio
dividends should first be paid from this 111/101)
that all that might remain, over and above' .011,A1'
he applied to the liquidation of the debentures georio
in lieu of the over-due coupons. This was' °Ail; icif7'
of a modification upon the proposals of the
Finance Minister, but acceded to bMessrs•
subject to his approval. It is clear, therefti
until the agents be authorised they havelwrlefid
course to pursue, that of first paying the 'mill
out. of the sums which may be in their 111/t..); `';
then,be if authorised, to pay off a portion 0' ir o'l
injures. The real object of this clamour lie Pci
ce mg these documents may be gathered from t'eve
that hitherto the Government have sb°w,,flei,,Sht
disposition to pay :off all the claims upon t"ie;ted t'i
accordingly have, at each opportunity,
stipulated rern"'",-),
sum for' the purpose ; if such be ~s
so it is, the debentures, which ought all to be Psepecli
the original bondholders, should be, apart from Doti'
lation, the best security which could be held.
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has been before noticed, a great deal of time b d5Ol
is carried on in the market in which these b°ll•ipe,4l
negotiated, and, speculation being at presetl,lll,
appears to be the object of the operators to 'lfleiclt
the quotation of Spanish at the expense of tO Ac
Real holders, it would appear, have no cau3eot
afraid, while speculators who venture there In
so, with their eyes open. Westel
A slight decline in the prices of Greet ."'irroill-,„"
and an improvement in that for London and -", hero',
ham Railway Shares, has to be noted; the 1!1,';-bvi,
180 182, and the former 811 .821 ; the Ila''',ter,,;;
59 591 per Share; Birmingham and Glouee-66 3";,
aiicijoil pool
51 ; South Western, 58 .59 ; North
the New Shares, 27 28 ;. South Eastio4 #l.4.tra
22 221; Eastern Counties, Bil 8i ; i•Toril'l-r•ght"
Eastern, 37 38 ; lilackwall, 7 74.; .and ri
33* 33 per share. Cel°°
The quotations of the Bonds are all lower.
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bian, 20* 20*; Peruvian, 15 16 ; Portog°,,en%2l
per Cents., 351 351 ; the Three per Cents.,ll,
Spanish -Five per Cents., 164- •1 ; and i „
'
per Cents., 20* 21.=-
The rates of Exchange were—Amstercl arn;
12 6; Rotterdam, 12 6; Hamburgh, 13 114