The Sun.
London, England, 1845-06-28 00:00:00

AMERICAN NEWS.

ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
EXTRAORDINARY RAPID PASSAGE.
LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY NIGHT.
The British and North America mail steam-ship Cambria,
Capt. Judkins, arrived here this afternoon at half:past four
o'clock, after the most rapid passage on record. She has
made the run from Boston to Liverpool in 10 days, 16 houre,
including her stopping at Halifax. She brings 70 passengers
and American papers to the 16th, four days later than those
brought by the Great Western. These papers bring no ad-
ditional intelligence respecting the affairs of Mexico and
Texas. Accounts from Montreal of the 12th state that some
Ministerial changes were talked of, but they did not appear
to be of much importance. The colonies seemed well satis-
fied with the present Government.
The New York Stuck Market had somewhat a downward
tendency in the interval between the sailing of the Great
Western and Cambria. The New York Herald says
" Our Stock Market is in a very unsettled condition, and
good dividend paying securities appear to be affected full as
much as those of a fancy nature. There appears to be no
disposition to operate, and timid capitalists are strivir!g
change some of their investments, anticipating difficulties in
ethe
our foreign relations, endangering the value of som
Pe and
ot
securities now good. Farther advices from Euro
Mexico are anxiously looked for, and everything giving th!
slightest insight into the political movements going
tween this and other nations connected with annexation,l3
rapidly circulated, and commented on by those deeply In-
terested."

MONEY MARKET, JUNE 14. ich
There has been quite a decline in stocks to-day. 7gorw
and Worcester fell off 14 per cent. ; Farmers' Loan, IA ;
Morris Canal, 4 ; Pennsylvania Fives, 1/s ; Illinois i: es'
% ; Canton, %; Mohawk,l ; Kentucky Sixes, went UP -i.
sterling, %; Reading Railroad, %. Stomngton
Price
per cent., and East Boston closed firm at yesterday's
Sterlingf!r
The transactions were very limited at the decline. so
Exchange closed firm at 9% to 10 per cent., with a moderate
Exchange
demand. ea
ochang
At New York money is abundant, and foreign
Amsterdao3,
were, London, 109% to 109%; Paris, 5.27%; Ind.ata
391j3; Hamburgh, 354 351A1 ; Bremen, 784 78%.
In the Cotton Market there had been no chalige.

CHANCERY,-(THIS DAY.)
The Lord Chancellor did not sit in Lincoln
in consequence of having to attend in his private room e W"t,„
minster, to hear the further arguments in the cue with respect ;
the Crown jewels of Hanover. We understand the ArguMen
will be concluded to-day. 's Inn Hall t
todef:

DAY •1
ROLLS' COURT'.-(THIS
His Lordship the Muter of the Rolls did not sit to-day, ie
rat;
_11;
of
sequence of having to attend in the Lord Chancellors privat
at Westminster, to hear the further argument/ in the case
Hanover Crown jewels.

VICE-CHANCERY,( THIS DAY')
The Vice-Chancellor of England took short causes and case° °f
no general interest.
The Vice-Chancellor Knight Bruce took causes, and the set
Pe"-
Chancellor Wigrain short causes, unopposed petitions• ow' a
Lionsit on the general paper, none of which posse
ize "ed P
rest, except to the parties concerned.

QUEEN'S BENCH--(THIS PA...Y.)4
(Sittings at Nisi Prius before Mr. Justice WiGlyn"- iin
Special Jury.)
This part-heard cas w h •
was noticed
c V nlarrza.
in yeaterdayl paper,
e,FIRI ii V.
was resumed this day ...ined ?dr'
Witnesses for the defence were called and 03— Don
Bameweu., with the purpose f h • that Part
mfraaodde,byantdhethpalatixntrififferof the c
o t owing
f the ill'
oefno r
e the
hPe hhcemin inxo .iigrte,.to:,
aurance.
The case will lad over Monday. c:nywpasrftoounded in

The Court took the pSeitctiianlg
EXCHEQ UER.—(THIS DAIC.)
spainpeß:nbcoj
the most dry
end technical character, and wholly de
to the genoral reader. the argvoid of interest
uments were o

ISLE OF WIGHT RAIL vv
NEwpogT. RINE 26.—The public meeting called for this clay_ 1.
!D_
the Town-hall, for the landowners and rate-payers
railwait of the island :
express their opinions for or against the proposed
place at three o'clock in the open space in front of the
Inawrit.:,
The Deputy Sheriff read the requisition calling the
meetinS,
cout n
Mr. Pring moved Sir It. Simeon, the High Sheriff of the A 7
of Southampton, to the chair. Sir Richard objected; the meeta
was called by the Deputy Sheriff of the Isle of Wight, and he wo
mwords, ve
,'
the proper person to preside, which, after some warmo.il
agreed w. The Chairman, after explaining the nature of the
ing, read some resolutions passed at the St. Boniface Inn, Veritoo.ro
in favour of the railway, and others carried unanimously
a P
t"'
lie meeting at Cowes against the introduction of railways into
island. Sir R. Simeon then came forward and moved the first re'
solution, which was to the effect that railroads were uncalled
for 14•
1
,
the island, and would be prejudicial to the interests of the
tants. Captain the Hon. Dudley Pelham seconded this resoluti°l°
to which Mr. Stokes, solicitor to the promoters, moved an aroO
ment, and advocated the introduction of railways, which Icsi
conded by Mr. Piing, coal.merchant. On the amendment helPt
put, it was lost by a considerable majority, when the original tc:
tion was put and carried. Mr. Lancaster, ironmonger, and
Sayer, draper, spoke in favour of the introduction of railways; Mayor
Mr. Butt, solicitor, Colonel F. Harcourt, Mr. B. M ew ,hurtAt-
of Newport; the Rev. Walton White, and the lion. Vir.l'"
Holmes, M.P. for the island, against them.

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THE BRANDESTON HALL ESTATE
IN SUFFOLK.
The Auction Mart was crowded on Tuesday by the cl'to'
lists of Suffolk to witness the result of this memorable 5 s'io
being (to use a familiar expression) one of the pet Place.
the county. and
This fine property comprehends the extensive rnatioreoti4
the large annual income derivable therefrom, with inalloYal.
rights, privileges, and immunities, together it the royal. tbe
ties and all its consequential advantages. This, w"Toes-
mansion and estate, was sold at the Auction Mart °II 809
uay, independently of the timber, for TIIIETY TOoartj 06
GUINEAS. Some of our readers may be curious to le lull
origin of this celebrated place. The creation of Brandeetorli;3o ;
may be traced by historical record so far back as tbeYesared en a
it is erected in the style of our Queen Elizabeth ; is .aced
pro'
lawn of great beauty, with the river Deben clo'sytout.
gressing through its park-like grounds, and fag of
the
The woodland scenery is described as quite beatregarda
the soil, the greater proportion,
demesne extends to near 700 acres of land ; and as hirdiest
quality of rich meadow and pasture, and the are It
i, let
produce six and ,even quarters of wheat per acre,%otestana
to a most respectable tenantry, and there is a ori cord_mill
of such rare occurrence as to be well worth)" 0 7 istoo.'
these discontented times—the fact that the rent ° balling'
for the farms only is paid without deduction or con Pt asjit.
it is said, is of thbeif rod,
and not one shilling of arrear remained at the
which pal
reached from 100/. to 2701. a year,
To this may be added the fines and quit•rents,
_d,,00 aa°
and the reSl ;,5 g year
parklike grounds in hand, worth about 2008 uine_d ibis
more, altogether being about 1,400/•
ttahi:ifinltinoot,heofv sole eoncito,olo:
is independently of the consequence a aYndr'iteiligile°rai
ELSwthicehxteitntpoosfsesspsoerstinthge (to SAY II oi, gr•
George
Robins, we have learnt, is the purchaser
_t. I ,
property, solely (as we are informed) as an investTe2iietere!!
income, it should seem, will greatly exceed the is coesi,i
yielded by Three per Cents. at par, and way not Knbios
dered quite so safe as terra firma. This has been Dlorw• be has
proclaimed opinion for the last ten years, aud n
himself set a good example and acted upon it.

coro_;

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This being the anniversary of her Aftlie:Y“ii-slOic"
nation, the Park and Tower guns were fired, and ...8.- .G,lr
from most of the public buildings.
oned until lII'
Mrs. D'lsraeli's dejeuner is postp
day, June 30. ~,,A re'
RAILWAY SPEED IN FORTUNE-MA.OI4G' peetllsll/
mtnarkable instance of the rapidity of moneyroakieg/Ldred.-
othreailway shares is to be found—being but one sunobsgi "seto,
in
thres of a similar nature, though, perhaps, not etl",rs use of °illy
curious and bulky return just laid before the 700000 silly
moos, being an alphabetical list of the names, gre.".., ;001° is
cribring to the amount of 2,000/. and upwards to AN nuestiort,
scription contract, for the present session. The case ali,Cci, tone
that of Mr. Hudson, of York. One of 'the lines ° which
Ne,Aeee
scribed, as stated in the above-mentioned return, 15 t:. the holder
and Berwick Railway. In that line he is returned .'reiodeP°.%,
fno fewer than 8,000 shares. Upon each of those cttlelj!„ eh
of 30a. has been paid, making thus a sum of I 2,0011.4n0t i" set
pended. They are now, however, at a high re,'"ttie Orli:0
market ; Mr. George Hudson being able to procure .e id op
at the least 171, per share premium. Thus, be ~ 011 14 in°o7
181. 10s., or more, for every share for which he ei"
,04 156,°'"
The profit upon this one transaction, consequently, be'
~, Or
upon an outlay of only 12,000/.—.4dvertiser.
ecpi 101."jetY
SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING TH.E NA- foe S.,- ns,
TIIE Law.—The second annual general meeting °' in fide',
was held on Wednesday last, at the Society's 00015, „iiisfsetrui
street—Lord Brougham in the chalr--when a l'erl nroSPeci ref
report was read from the Council as to the state and • ~,
-notls - eattjtch
the Society, and a particular account given of the I.ces- into w-tiiie
which have engaged the attention of the Comrattt ~ e%pe°4l,.se
the society is divided. A statement of the receipts an.
which toc 0
of the Society was also laid before the raeeting'
~ :lowing ill
Earle
appeared Devon h,ela balance
rl..spen edcienr:,h_aLonLdorodrfd 1521. 18s.
ntn2:l;
FrTePseid,.t.lnthhite;:_ in rod
Campbell, and the Right
ofm Management; Mr. James Stewart,.
Mr. Commissioner Fonblanque, Mr. Cornroissioo.l_ coosseiL_nd
Ewart, M.P.,TOW:3'OOr; e".
Mr. Spence, Q.O and Mr. Pitt
he
Mr. Visard, Honorary Secretary. be een t the
HonoratY Troy
CRICKET.—A match was played woo Woe
Liverpool clubs, the Olympus and the DerbY, on
21st inst., at Liverpool. The 0. C. C. scored S2Saa'id_l29,:reiavne".t..l
Hon. S. LUSniIII:tOI.IId, Vill.cl;l;:eld:Pul.tees:
Derby 54, first innings, and as the shades of evenolore tieldo'f,
them playing it out, the Derby gave up the nsateh' could 11,',
on the part of the Derby was pretty good, but ntthin_o.cC.,_„es
pass the brilliant batting of Mr. W. Willianis, of . 73t die uce;i,
scored 106 of his bat in the second innings, remainv., T. DI• DO,
upwards of an hour and a half. The batting el' d scorbjgeerl
tral also was very good, stopping in about;::::;riboirolusoter
The bowling of Mr. W. Williams, of the 0.
C.a.forteight. aro
good. The return match will be played in about
1_,......,AN
_,,,b.,
LADY HESTER STANHOPE'S
requested to state that Mr. Colburn, of Greatip,cly , Die
street, has this day published the t 4 merooirso,o mot,
_,;th
Stanhope ; with her Opinions and Anecdotes of !_iiii goo. , :70/
tinguished PerQons of Her Time," in 3
Portrait, &c., price 31s. 6d., bound, which el,all,
rshed '''..ted 1)1
all booksellers. Mr. Colburn has also just P" ,„,,,s, edto_sort
third volume of the Nelson Letters and Disp_ai'llbea, C 1;,„0,..
• voro4- •I, ;
Sir Harris Nicolas-3. Memoirs of Sophia nn. vat .. jos
of George 1., including her Diary, 2 v°l9.St°ri'tiir'd'j l'od
ia ria, A
traits, 285., bound-4. Volume Bof Miss .
etta P'g ~
of the Queens of England, comprising Henri%
and 1,114,1. 0,
Catherine of Braganz 1. Consorts of Charles 1
Nations', 001,
vos., sinnwow be h iv
Second Edn of " Sybil; or, The TwOwoirs I dg"
D'lsraeli sq., M.P., 3 vols.—and 6. yours, plot olt.
Charles 'Stuart, commonly called " The y, woo, -
with Notices of the Rebellion in 1745, by ‘"
8v0.,, with Portrait, 241. bound.