The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-14 00:00:00

PROVISIONS.—The Irish Butter market continues in a dull
state, and there being a plentiful supply prices have further
given way for all kinds. Carlow, Clonmel, and Kil-
kenny selling at 638 to 69s ; ,Cork 67s to 70s, Limerick
60s to 655, Tralee 60s to 645, and Waterford 63s
to 65s per cwt. Foreign is offered at further re-
duced terms. Friezland fine has been selling at 65s to 675,
surplus and seconds 58s to 625, Holstein and Kiel fine 66s to
70s, Holland 58s to 60s; Zwolle 60s to 645; Edam and Leer,
low to fine, 48s to 60s, and fine Groningen 58s to 60s ; English
met with a slow sale, and large parcels are on offer; there are
sellers at 603 to 745, low and inferior 50s to 583, and Fresh
at 6s to lOs per dozen pounds. Operations in Irish
Bacon continue limited; sellers are willing to accept 52s to
-59 s for sizeable, and 48s to -568 for heavy; fora free sale-
exists for Ilambro', and sizeable realizes 52s to 565. Middles
being in scanty supply, a further rise has taken place, and 50s
to 54s are the rates paid, for Irish. Of Salted Pork stocks are
yet light, and there are many buyers; Irish India 81 to 815 s
per tierce, prime mess 90s to 92s 6d, and Bacon ditto 87s 6d
per brl. Beef is also much in request, Irish India 71 to 7110 s
per toe. Mess 100 s to 1308. American India 6115 s to 61.
u2lpssn6oda,4aoslapliiirime mess Si 15s per toe. A slow sale for Hams,
candle
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rule firm. Irish bladdered 56s to 625, keg and firkin 528 to
555, Hamburgh bladdered 59s to 60s, and kegs 508 to 545.
ansctaalre.l7Ts
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is 37s 6d to 38s per cwt. Few transactions have
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33s 6d to 36s 6d, South American 33s 6d to 878 per cwt.
011.s.—This afternoon Seal Oil realised rates,higheritt
made privately of pale at 35/ to 36/, and other sorts 321 to
to 341 lOs per tun.

COURSE OF ESC
Amst d.......... 12 0

Ditto, threementlie— 12 11,4
R)tterdcin •• ••12 l
Antwerp.............. 25 57
Bruseels 25 5734
11 inabargh , 13 10
Alton. ..... •• ••
Paris, 3 days'aight .. 25 3734
Oitto,ll months _ 25 55
Marseilles 25 57j4
Boardoaux..
rankforton Maine— .. 12134
Vienna, effec. 80."... 12 4
Trieste, ditto.... 12 6
Petersbargh .; • ....... 37 ae
Madrid.
Cadiz •• • • • 49%
Barcelona • •

.A.NGE.-TIIESDAY.

Gibraitar.••••••••••••• .•••
Leghorn •• .• •• 30 62%
+lenoa •• •• •to •• •• .• •• 25 65)
)Etilan •• •• foe •• •• •• e• ••
Venice** •• ea •• •• •• ••
2Taples e• •• •• •• •• 41
?a1erm0,per0z........ 124 Xi
Siessina •• •• •• •• •• •• 125
Lisbon•• e• •• •• •• •• •• •• 63
)porto • • •• • • .. • • • • • • •• 53
Rio daneiro ........ ••
Buenos Ayres _
New York, 60 days'sigl t
Philadelphia
mons OP BULLION, PE2 oz.
Toreign Geld in bars.. X 3 17 9
Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 0 0
ipanishDoub!oons .. 0 0 0
New Dollars •• 0 0 0
iliver in bars 0 0 0

COUNTY COURT, SHOREDITCH.
(Before Mr. Sergeant STortias.)
RYAN v. HORNER.
This was an action brought by the plaintiff against
the Morning Advertiser newspaper to recover the sum
of IV. 15s. 6d. for services alleged to have been rendered
by him to that journal at the time of the late revolution
in France.
The cause was originally tried before this Court in
the month of June last without a jury, when the judge
decided the question in favour of the defendant, but at
the same time observing that, as the plaintiff appeared
not to have been properly prepared with his evidence,
he would give him leave to try the case again if he
thought he could adduce additional proof in support of
his claim.
The plaintiff accordingly appeared yesterday, on
which occasion a jury of five was empannelled to try the
question.
The plaintiff conducted his own case, and the defend-
ant was represented by Hr. Ballantine.
After some discussion as to the propriety of allowing
the 'plaintiff to assume the character of advocate and
witness,
Mr. BALLANTINE said he should waive any objection
on that ground, although ho believed the law to be
against the practice.
The Learned JUDGE wished to give every facility to
the plaintiff, but tie confessed much difficulty resulted
from a plaintiff acting in those two very distinct capaci-
ties of advocate and witness.
Mr. Ryan was then sworn, and entered upon a very
long statement of his case, amplifying it from time to
time with observations which rendered it utterly impos-
sible either for the Court or the jury to distinguish his
facts from his comments. till at length the Judge, having
in vain several times endeavoured to set Mr. Ryan right
as to the course he should pursue, undertook to inter-
rogate him in the manner of examining an ordinary
witness.
Several other witnesses were then exeminhoedieas.
when
The plaintiff addressed the jury on the w
The JUDGE then summed up the evidence, making
gehis
comments on such portions of it as he thought bore on
the real question in issue, as to the fact of there being a
contract or not between the partiei.
The jury retired for a few minutes, and then returned
a verdict for the defendant.
concurred in the con-
The JUDGE said he perfectly
elusion at which thejury had arrivea

SPORTING NOTES.
No. COLXV-
THE FIELD FOR TO-MORROW'S RACES AT
LIVERPOOL•

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
Sia,—The starters for the Liverpool Cup have in the
regular way as yet been only curtaded of three beside
those that have been announced some time. Uric],
Backbiter, and Vampire were scratched yesterday. The
field, it is presumed, will be cowposed of the follow-
ing :—Clincher, Cossack, Goldfinder, Doubt, Herbert,
The Countess, Colsterdale, Poodle, Banshee, colt by
Ithuriel cut of Gipsy, Lucia, Termagant,
aid perhaps,
one or two others, including one from Dawson's.
As Colsterdale seems to be in queer street
from the betting, although to the eye looking
right enough, I must advise my readers to rest a little
upon those I gave for second and third in my note on
Friday. As an outsider, the colt by Ithuriel, out on
a
Gipsy, is by no means bad, neither is Banshee
expected to run very forward, and will obtain ' who i
• place at
least.
I°thvierOn Osba;dellistoan,clormis,
The Foal Stakes will terminate, I beuve .
p r oTmh ies e , ;,V Derbyi ng e nil
Handicap
ivy°
aa walking n
Eg
Fauxpas, First Fruits, Sister to NVano.ta, 'and one or
two others whose arrival is seemingly doubtful. 'au
will finish first and second for
and ELTEURON, of course,
this race.
The Laneashire Produce Stakes, since the appearance
of my last note, has been transferred from today unto
'betting this morning, with FrTidhaey.
and evens agst the field, gtli
cashire Oaks, snakes respect to the Lan-
es Plot a great favourite at 5 to 4,
Butterfly,a certainty for Sister to
at 5 to 2 e only other backed being
2to 1. The Mersey is booked
to Mountain Deer, which it un-
doubtedly is. For the Cup, Poodle, and Lucia, are in
considerable force, Goldfinder somewhat on the wane.
the
outsiders are beginning to look formidable for the
Derby Handicap; Eittairon at threes, and Fauxpas ra!
fours, have been the principal transactions of the morn
ing.—l am, &c., TURF.JuIy 14. THE SPIRIT OF THE

y; Charming
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mbriel,
rine, Osbaldeaton,
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL RACES.
ARRIVALS UP TO TEN O'CLOCK ON TUESDAY NIGHT.
—Narva; f by Don John, out of Conspirac
Hobby-horse,
Woman, Sister to Mountain Deer, Butterfly, IT
Iris, Faux pas, Goldfioder,
cD ub , Banshee, e b
Plot, Auld Acquaointt
Ithuriel, out of Gipsy; Sanita,aranara, h
f -Y Melbourne,Y
d by Velocipede, Florence, Alfred the Great, Coticula,
Wee Wee, coocaore, Cossack, P
-aclaetts, Colaterd I
Jacquenetta, Mountain Deer, saekbut, Termagant,4 (3'
d Grevle Mary NT Es-
trella,Wingenun , Grey leg, ,obbler, and Shima-

liar yet arrived from Fobert's, T. Dawson's, or
John
nNh°7l3beis:is. Ur Backbiter are scratched for the Cup, and
Croup tor the Derby Handicap.
The races commence this day (Wednesday) at two
o'clock. The Lancashire Produce will be run for on
Friday,instead of Wednesday.
At present very few persons have arrived, and nothing
in the shape of bstting has taken place. The course is
in much better order than could have been expected.
NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING,

1852.
The match between Nabob and Glenlace is altered
'corn Wednesday to Thursday.
SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 1852.
MONDAY.

Duke of Bedford's Flirt agst Mr. Payne's Glenlace,
Bst 71b each; T.Y.C., 200.
WEDNESDAY.

Lord Exeter's Mountain Flower, 3 yrs, Bst 71b, agat
Mr. Payne's War-whoop, 2
yrs, 74 11lb; T.Y.C.. 200,
11 ft.

FRIDAY.
Lord Exeter's Stockwell, Sst 71b, agst Lord Nibbles-
dale's Nabob, Bst 31b; D.M., 100 h ft.
GOODWOOD, '1852.
Nominations for the Chesterfield Cup (Handicap).
Le Juif, 4 yrs—Convulsion, 3 yrs—Sir Robert, 5 Yrs
.-)3enits, 3 yrs—Retail, 6 yrs—Mountain Deer, 4 Yrs