The Sun.
London, England, 1852-03-04 00:00:00

QUARTER TO THREE.
... 971 1-
... 971 i

tionsos
Ditto Account, March 11

ONE CLOSIN G
?RICKS OF BRITI3tI FUNDS O'CLOCK PRICES
Bank Stock ............
3 per Con,;. Reduced Anne.
8 per Qent. Consols Annuities 9714% 97%
Nevi ni per Cent. Anns- ..
Gong Anus. to expire Jan.lB6o 7 1-16 7%
India Bonds, 1,0001
South Sea Stock _.loB
Consols for Account .. 97%% 97N
13:xchequer Bills I 4d.
1,0001.
5007.
Small. ..
Ditto Advertised ... ...... 65 63 p 63 p
CLOSINo
ONE PRICES.
PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS. O'CLOCK.
Brazilian Bonds, 5 per Cent. .- ..... —. , 9714
Ditto, New, 1829 and 1839 ... 97 vg 78
Danish .Bonds, 1825, 3 per Cent. .. 78% 102 ex d.
102
Ditto, 6 per cent. ................. _. ,14 5%
Equador Bonds ...••••••••.... ......... ow _
22
GrDenoaodEanßDonedsc. ,1114i9pce0ruCep0nnt.5............ 2-2_ 1,4
Mexican,Di , D3e Deferred ed . .
Cent.,.lB .I 6 .............. ....
_10:
194 7. I Ors 9
Ditto, Account ....................
1033 i 33%
Peruvian Bonds, 5 per Cent-. ,,%
10334
554
eDseefberrpeerdairt....
35
--. .
Popprtiiuttttgo::
4 par Cent.
331 t
Sardinian Bonds, 5 per Cent.
Ditto, Account
1313iittttO
894
spanish 5 per Cont. 1840 ...
Ditto,
3ANcepcowerupcnetefne.i..:. II: 089:11:hw:89 I'4
8-93%
Ditto, Passive ....
ed:111
4'27:-/ %
Account
Ditto,DDii. tt
tt
oo 25%
Spanish Corn. Cert. Coup. not fundeds%
'AC:lvuenrtt.e•di
.18..4. I.
.
French
repenniectzthuo
Re I
Deferred
lit Bondses
2% —
per Cent.... 39 404,
Dividends on the above payable in London. 40%
per c41e281614.t.
18M 171,4 18%18 19
y 5 Per Cent lo4f. 104 f.
Exchange
Belgian, 4% per Cent: . . .....
...
. 90% 90%
Dutch 21,E per Cent. 12 Guild.... 5914 59 %
Ditto 4 per Conn . C irtiileatefi ... 921 i% 925

LLOYD'S SHIPPING--(THIS DAY.)
LONDON, MARCH 4.—Wind at noon E., and fine clear
frosty weatber.—The schooner Secret, of Sydney, New
South Wales, was sold at the Marianas previously to
13th Dec., having lost seven men in an attack by the
natives of the Soliman Islands.
• Hartlepool
i
to Loudon, s
BRIDLINGTONv,eryARIecanc 3—he
leaky, and
will he lightened. The
Pursuit
and eli, got under weigh for Sunderland
iti is feared struck the Smitherick
LandFALMOUTH, MARCH 3.—Wind E , fresh.—Arrd. Har-
binger,morning,
Port-au-Prince. Sid. Venillia, Philadelphia. Off
port, Eleutheria, D,rcerara, and sailed for the Clyde;
Malta. Manzanillo, and sailed for Plymouth.
NEWPORT, MARCH 3.—Wind N.B.—Sid. Fortuna, St.
Thomas; Gertruda Aleda, ditto.
tani,lT.E MARCH 3.—Wind E N.E.—Arrd. Spar-
MoBbliOleO;1"City of Manchester steamer, Philadelphia,
left Cape Heuropen 15th February, on freight 40,000
dollars; Asia, Mobile. Sid. Orpheus, Adelaide, Sluth
Australia ; Ranee, Calcutta ; George, Africa ; Petrel,
Payta ; Mexiean packet, Rio Grande ; Heart of Oak,
Bahia; Janet Wilson, Demerara; Lulls, ditto; Bywater,
Barbadoes; Mingo, avannah; Triumfante, ditto ; In-
timation, New Orleans ; Denmark, Savannah ; Abbot
Lord, Baltimore. Off port, William Parker, Valparaiso
and Panama ; William Pixie, New Orleans ; Pacific

steanat,r, Nciw York; John Scott, and G,4trge Glen. TIAD
Norway,:Aiezandrio, to Qtvcra;:trpcn, tablet, into
Gibraitac Bay 18tH February, leaky.
DEAL, MARCH 3.—Wind N.E., strong and squally
—Arrd. Cumberland, Detnerara; Lk, New York. Ar-
riv,d from the River aud ..ads d, S 3 ]ph, Hubart Toen
May Queen, Adelaide, South Australia; Herald, cap.
of Good Hope; Acanthus, Dominica.

MARKET NEWS.—(THIS DAY-)
IVEVJGATE AMC:. 3.2.3II.IDEZTILALL.
The general demand is steady, and prices are fairly
supported.—Beef, Iron' 2s 2d to 3s 2d; Mutton, 2s 6d
to 3s 8d; Veal, 3a 2d to 4s Od; Pork, 26 4d to as sd
per 81bs by the ca-ca'e.
KAY MARKETS.
SMITHFIELD.— Meadow Hay, 2/ 103 to 31 18e Oti;
Clover ditto, 3/ 53 to 4/ 63; and Straw, 114 s to 11 99 per
load. A moderate supply, and a steady trade.
CUMBERLAND —Meadow Hay, 2/ 143 Od to 4/ Os
Od;
Clover ditto, 3/ 5s to 4145; and Straw, 1/ 5s to It 109 per
load. Supply good, and trade fit ra.
WurrEcErAPEL.—Meadow Ha 21
114 s to 119 i per
9/ 10s to 31 185
Clover ditto, 3/ 83 to 4189; and Straw, Od;
load. Trade steady, at late rates.

11211.1' MAIZZLIITS,
SOUTHALL, MARCH 3.—To-day's market was fair,
11
supplied with Each kind of stock, in which only a moue-
rate business was transacted, at about stationary
—Beet, from 2s 6d to 3s 6d; Mutton, 2s 10d to 4s 4d;
Veal, 3s 4d to 4s Od; Pork, 3s Od to 3s 6d per Sibs, to
sink the offale.
ROMFORD, MARCH 3.—Prime Beasts and Sheep 003;
mended a steady sale at full prices; in other kinds :911;
stock very little doing.—Beef, from 2s 8d to 31 6,23
Mutton, 2s 8d to 4s 4d; Veal, 3s 2d to 4s Od; Pork,
to 3s 6d per Sibs. Quarter-oh: store Pigs, 163 to
19
each.
LEWES, MARCH 2.—The general demand Wass eady:o,
P
at previous rates—Beef, from 3s to 4a; Mutton,
33 6CI
4s 4d; Pork, 3s 2d to 3s 6d per Sibs.

CORN AVERAGES
GENERAL AVERAGE PRICES OF BRITISH COBS the
For the Week ended Feb. 26, 1852, made up from the Returns ot"_es,
In,peetors the different Cities and Tewns in England and Wale
per Imperial Quarter. PEAS.
WHEAT. 'BARLEY. OATS. I RYE. I "47' BEANS. 1 :,,.ba
PRICE .. 142 s 3d 30s 7d 19s 6d 30s 7d I 298 10d

DUTIES ON FOREIGN CORN. pEIL
WHEAT. I BARLEY. I OATS. I RYE. I BEANS. I is Od
1% Oat Is Od is oa Is thl is Od
QUANTITIES OF (11. RAIN SOLD LAST WEEK' Beans,
Wheat, 93,213 ; Bar'ey, 68,909; Oats, 26,472; Rye, 51 ;
8,814 ; Peas, 2,228 quarters.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-(THIS DA,Yi
Their Lordship: sat this morning at el.veu
De-
Lord Re6esdale took him seat on the Woolsack fk9

putt Speaker.
took the
Lord St. Leonards, the new Lord Chancellor,
oaths and his seat as a Maori of the United Singhd°u3b;
His Lordship was introduced, according to his t
his distinguished predecessors in office, Lord Lyriuu—s
and Lord Brougham.
There were also present the Earl of Derby, the Nlaroi
quis of Salisbury, the Marquis of Exeter, •
thestand
Lansdale, Lord Truro, Lord Melford, Lord Saye 0
Sele, and the Bishop of Norwich. The usual proceasiesed
from the robing room of the Earl Marshall was disPeebe..
with, and his Lordship robed himself below the bar'
fore the admission of the, public. : au'
Immediately after takibg the oaths his Lordsb.P r
ceeded to hear appeals.

. .
HUTCHINSON V. 3116FER.RIER age
This was a Scotch appeal, not invoi any Pc'
general interest. Mr. R. Palmer wasvoinp—ening tile
when our report lett.

CHANCERY.—(THIS DAY-)
No business of importance cam© before the ChallearJ
Courts Vila morning.

Ni.A RLBRO'-STREE THIS DAlrq)..:
FAMILY SQUABBLES.—Mr. William Shrimpton, gell
MD, was brought before Mr. Bingham,
being drunk and assaulting Mr. Thomas Lewis, stationer
34, Mount street, Grosvenor-square.
The comphin-nt
matt d that the defendant was d
ried to his (complainant's) mother, • h her res—e
and with
noon
in the cnarged wityl
same house as complainant, but occupying -„oon
rate apartments About five o'clock yesterday atttl—tue
the defendant, who was much the worse for liquor, Mme
into the parlour where witness was sitting, and en being
asked what he wanted there, made no repihnicd
struck him a violent blow on the chest and 'e.jug
him to the ground, at the same time 1133,.-ur
use of the most disgusting language. Con3Pt: be
ant requested him to leave the house, which co
refused to do, and created such a disturbanli
in the place that witness was under the neee's.l o
of giving him into custody. On arriving at the stntl°o,
witness did not press the charge, as the defendant Pr t,
mired not to come to the house again. The defenda%
however, came twice after that, and behaved himself blio
such a violent manner that he could not put uP witb,„ble
conduct any longer, and he therefore sent for a CO1313""
and gave him in charge. Complainant did not wish .
injure the defendant, all he required was his being Pled
vented coming to annoy him again. The defendant 130
separated from witness s mother, and his presence v"
not at all agreeable to her feelings.
The defendant was about entering into a lengths
statement about family matters, when find
Mr. BINGHAM stopped him, and ordered him to
two sureties to keep the peace for the next six months'

LORD CAMPBELL IN DAlNGEftourl
Lord Campbell has had a narrow escape of it• of
new Chiet Justice has just shot free of the h3obeli
ea
the Propaganda. Little did that Noble and Leoerfuit
Lord imagine when he set out upon the Norfolk ...rirslon.
that the odds were beaiily in favour of his gerveof the
We do not speak of any mere affection or leaninge
_so,
mind7-7of any vague inclination to add faith to f.lllo;stss
nishing adventures of Lord Shrewsbury's Ada° rsiotl•
and led'
adatieas—but of a bold straightforward
-What should we all have thought on Tuesday nigh justice
'the intelligence reached Dindon that Lord Chief 6J the
'Campbell had been seen flauntin in a coach bf- bit/
streets of Aylesbury with his Romish chaPlaingrscfer-
side? What, when .we were told that in the 1.: „raw
--id oil
your of his conversion he had taken the ieverenia_
sg%
man with him into court, and placed him by biolpga so
the judgment-seat? Lord Campbell is
"feeblest has
enthusiastic youth. The practice of his pro.
_jogs to
not been calculated to foster credulity and add
all ie all,
the flights of the imagination. Taking perye had
hi old ha"
there is not a public man whose perversion rld and 11
been a greater scandal to the Protestant we Bat she
greater triumph to the emissaries of Rem' we stiff
arrow of the Propaganda has flown esk!„":;,iyerea_l 141
have our Chief Justice, the same unimegl-
' a vhistical pro
ever, but untainted and uninjured - As a lamb be
jeers of which he has been the object'
Ruckiaghamsbir6:
went forth to the green pastures at - . ~,,,, !thou-
• sitll4l e
and as a lamb we shall again find bile
to
stalled
in banco, when the harmless flocks are odee Bat, as We
in the pleasant folds of Westminster. „, ef it
before said, his Lordship has had a narrow escape
indeed. • a eertaih
here Is
The facts are told in a few words.
T h Sheriff for thq
Mr. Scott Murray who is at presenthilitif
was,
as
240.
county of Bucks. This
gentle Tenuously" perverted tn
Gump would have said, " promo. .
t to Rome a few year.
when on a visit la
the Romish with
have occurred to him that it woo..
ago. L appears to
o__ey i
f he could cause his Oa
be a notable stroke
.of policy if he could cause his owo
Rowish cbaplsl to coom
the Judges about the
Romish chaplain to
identity him •ti the
and, thus, as it were, wit
~
assize towns,
f the Learned Lords. The High Sherid
proceedings o .
in point of fact, were officially to ea
-
corn his chaplain,
about wheresoever they might go, ex'
curt the Judges, the
the walls of a i iotestant church. When ff
cept within
ered the Protestant church the High Sheri
Judges entered
nob
and his chaplain were to post off to the Romish chsr-_,
and av
There they, were to get through a hunting mass, - ieit
back at the doors of the Protestant church in time tae
, upthe Judges when the service was concluded: Suet" s
' the little projet which was partially carried opt " aja 'if,
Mr. Justice Crompton was concerned ich'.- vir
ued, but w lied
before hinted, entirely failed h
w.en it came to be LIT, to
to Lord Campbell. It would be needless for us "'" .to
reprint any portion of the very courteous thn nladera
f
9 Ural) O
rebuke a ' ' diunastered to the High Sheriff in the co .
tr...
LordT Campbell's charge to the grand jury shortlesp !le
he whole case is summed up in the one Psa,reand
" The chaplain becomes the chaplain of the iddgLes of
the Protestant rdigion is the religion of the ;T.A in
this country." With this view of the case--wulosni-
deed does not admit of a doubt—the grand jury to Doll
mously. concurred. They tendered their thanks 0, fa,
Campbell for his firm and dignified suppression '__o
hich he Cat
attempt to place a Romish priest in a post w ~..e his
never fill until Cardinal Wiseman than have
.!1.6 rouje,
own way from Land's-End
,to John O'Groe..,f od
Lord Campbell's observations will be read with
general applause.— Times.
,

OFFICIAL APPOINTMffNTS.
The following uppuint.mtnts in Ireland bare tai
in' tea
Tat. Right Hon. Thomas Lefroy has been 111)Pplace o-
Chi..f Justice of the Queen's Bench in Ireland. been
Toe Right Hon. Richard Wilson Greene has
0" rbe
appointed a'Haton of the Exchequer, in place
Right. Hon. Thomas Lefroy• bees
r. Jun Wynne, ot Hazewood (one of the Ivera
of thMo Devh on commission) isl appointed Under-Secreio"
for Ireland.

=--,---=-------,,---'--------- rOir
THE MINIS RlFLES.—Yrsterday the non-con— of
sioned officers of he foot guards and line regiments at
Prelo
in Woolwich garrison, LaViDg previously- being supplied Weirt
the necessary cartouche box and waist belts from the
Pas
sinners' depot, marched to the Royal Arsenal at
Pas
ten o'clock, where they were joined by the officers of
_ed
corps to which they belong. Each of the non-commissiPP„ a
officers was supplied with a Minis rifle, and on takingiurin
st Lion at 200 yards range from the target, the reotietor
which the rifle is loaded with the Minis ball was 1114.0 e
explained and shown to them individually. The ivy
musket or rifle most approved and ordered to be gel:le./0d
introduced into the service is a remarkably well 00110,0
article, and lighter and more easily used than the Pre:arcls
percussion muskets The tiring yesterday was at 20° J the
range, and he practice was excellent, every ball striking Iv
target, ,many strik,ng the bull's eye, and all wi
cers °Apt
thin a Yeair
little distance of it. The non-commissioned o ffi
much pleased with the new arm, and its simplicity 210
yet efficient appearance.
f general
GENERAL SCREW STEAM COMPANY..--A. $ 0.. relay
,
meeting of the proprietors of this company, held Yes.l arid
a very satisfactory report from the directors was
.re'endiug
adopted, and a dividend declared for the six mootne
~.. to.
the 31st, of December last, at the rate of s'per cent. Pee'serve
num. The sum of 3,624/. has been addedthe 1: the
fund, which now amounts to 13.542/. and 1,8711. added v.'
insurance fund, which now amounts to 4,579/. - vrom
UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS IN BANSRUPTCT• .„,„,
a return just printed by order of the House of lords it :rid
pears that on the Ist January last the amo in cipeß::iv,
securities of unclaimed dividends in the Louirnt eU):11;nd
ruptcy was 32,9311. 6s. 7d.-303/. Bs. 2d. being ' G4*-
32,6271. 18s. sd. in stock.