The Sun. — 1853-09-14 (London, England)

ARE PRICE OF GOLD.—The quotation of thofge asolldat tatPriaffi, Paris 48 about 3 per mule discount (accordinn. . 17s. 101 d. per '4lieh, at the English Mint price of 3/ ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange 0f25,09i and, the exchange at Paris on London at short being de4l9r7or in t,it Parisf thanollows that gold London.goldis Babyoaudtvioe.e4sBfrepmerHceanmt... burg the price of gold is 4261 per mark,ouwnhciechfo, ratsttahne. —nglish Mint price of 3/. 17s. 101 d. per dard gold, givs an exchange of l 'ellauge at Hamburg on London at short follows 3.hieianngd,l3th.3ei,exittnha...ll in thatridgoonld. iTs hle.lc2oupresre ceefnetx.eidlaeeareer ."11_,-Liondon for bills at 60 days' sight is. 109kaitnNlipeewarmcYle)nuotrr.kg) Vi a 4r luogmli na9112373 ie:n2 the par of exchange between g -04.033 p eprercen cent.t. , iit follows nEstn that the and exchange America England ; the preeellt late, therefore, does notaagdami it .of .the transmission ,rge btween England and Am -" MURDERER MORA& Hospital in bag b time tin the London been for some pas himself in consequence _Thiserwlcraetched man, who t of the injuries htei, ninflifctteerd euepmonrei -`8 attempt at self-.clestr.3c-m-ltrrdeereevwei_th,which he stands charged,a is fast progressing Newgate, to °lons of the Central Criminal Court t '7 and will be removed before the tntienxgt stehse ,a,Nvait his trial. No inquiry into the circumstances of !ee murder will take place before the city it being considered unnecessary. Inspector Marchant,at rrau Zrtbe Tower-street station, holds the coroner a w At committal, and when the unfortunate ini an isn a state, be will be at once conveyed to Newgate • REPREaR 48 , NTATION OF LlSBURN.—Another candidate i oeen announced for the representation of Lisburn, 41 addition to the Messrs. Richardson, whose addresses !Ire before the public. The Daily Express of this morneallin IrIC contains an address to the electors of the borough, Otp,„ , g upon them to hold their votes disengaged, " as a 4-,?tetaan of highly Conservative principles, and long Wn parliamentary life, an Irishman, whose family tilll'• eonnections have been extensively associated with tee trade and manufactures of the north of Ireland, vetoiniu offer himself as a candidate to represent them lug Commons House of Parliament at the approachn. election " 0411zGarra.AT HAvRE.—The Havre regatta came off y r,,,11,2,,_ ,dav• The weather was delightful, and the racing Frain This regatta being the most important in noC,,,7is always well attended, and this year was Part; the patronage of H. I. H. Prince Jerome Bonasport. 'ne ~,. The Amateur Rowing Match afforded great pp 'Vicomte de Dreuil, of Honfleur, having pronerd that the famous pilots of that Tort, and who had for pronerd been beaten, should row against the amateurs, and light at PlirpOSe he had a six-oared gig built exceedingly tie% expressly for them to row in, and from the reputaeve,„V these men and their great physical strength, eix.redY felt assured they would win. However, a krilaared boat and crew belonging to the "English Paris as at Club," proved themselves better men, away, starting they soon took the lead, gradually drew traj) leaving all their autagonista behind, and won. the prre given by the Emperor. Tabriz,CrinLl7ll.—Letters of the 9th of August from • , 1, kbly .`t L-ergia, annouce that the cholera was sea• . •