The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-19 00:00:00

aralliTGll.ll3 AND 311114.DENIZAZIF
Owing to the prevailing hot weather, these markets
tinue to be very scantily supplied with each kind of lair
the 4emand ior which. is in a sluggish state at but litv
alteration in prices.

' • ' - .-iit par stone by the Carcase. d.
N. d. to 14 s
s• d• to a. d. 2 Eeeftlpferlor...,•• 2 4 2 6 Mutton, inferior •• g - 6 3 4
nsiddling .... 2 6 2 8 -middling•• ,
2 10 .3
primelarge .• 210 30 , -.prime •• •• 6 3
- prime sthall 3 2 34 ; Pork, large•• •••• • • ; 3 °
Veal•••• . . 2 6 3 ' - small.. ••••••
Lamb. 3s 10d to 4a 10d. •
BOROUGH HOP PALLUZILET. Ego
The show of all kinds of Hops, especially of fine qua to
is unusually limited, nevertheless the demand, owing 0 the
favourable accounts at hand' from Sussex and Kent On
s;s
subject of the bine, is in a very depressed state, and Pri oft*
-almost nominal. Duty, 1811,006 t. Sussex pockets, Pe; st
518 s to 61 ss; Weald of. Kent, 6/ to -7155; Mid 01,1, Old
Kent, 61 lOs to 121; Yearlings,. 3/ lOs to 5/ 58
olds, 112 s to 21 lOs.

The public sales of Colonial Wool held since our
last tithebeen well attended by buyers, and the whole °f ors
parcels offered up to this time, about 17,000 -balej'trsel
changed hands at stationary prices. In the private-ev,,,,".,0
market very little business is doing. Last week's 1047,4
were 548 bags and bales from Hamburgh, 153 bales:"'"
the Cape, and 1,259 from Port Fairy.
Oar maket is in a very depressed state, and prices are
3d per cwt lower than on Monday last. P. Y. C. on the sari
is selling at 37s 9d, and, for forward delivery, there are
at 38d 6d per cwt. Town Tallow 36s 6d to 37s per ciftt
cash. Rough Fat, 2s ld per Blbs.

1848.

1849. 1850.

33,849 9d
37
373 9d to ood,
378 9d w 461
1,448 6 526
8,928 '609
1,234 9 184
6,237 '64
39s 6LI 395

Steck this dry - • .. •.
Price of Y. C. • •
Delivery last week • •
Ditto from June 1.. • •
Arrivals last week
Ditto from June 1 ...
Price of Town • • •• • .

24,151 25,435
39s 8d 36s 3d
to 39s 6d to Os Od
1,150 i 1,364
7,566 i 7,951
575 206
6,245 7,712
40s Od 38s Od

46s 6d

MARLBRO'-STREET-( THIS DA3
P.1g.7,1
CHARGE OF ASSAULT.—Captain William Sheppa
5, St. AlbanN-place, Haymarket, was brought before.
git
Bingham, charged with assaulting John Gilbert, a bila
baker, residing at No. 6, White-street, Moorfields. Aat
Complainant stated that on Saturday night, about,
o'clock, he was crossing Hyde-park from the Marble ofiTid
when he saw the defendant, who wore a black mask o'l4
with a profusion of moustache, jumping about and flourP'7o,
a stick which he had in his hand over his head. Afterj at
ceeding some little distance witness turned round to lo
the defendant, when the latter ran after hint
,to
tried to strike him over the head. Witness put up his
ward off the blow when defendant struck him with rh
force on the hand. The blow was delivered with such 2de"7;
that witness was rendered incapable of working at his '''—
ness in consequence.
and
Stephen Bramwell was crossing the park at the dale'
corroborated the evidence of complainant. tal
The accused, who was stated to be labouring under me.
derangement, did not deny the assault, and said he cce,',ol•
dered he had received sufficient pr.vocation from the. be
plainant, who he alleged had followed him about vitl"
(defendant) was in conversation with a lady.
This allegation complainant positively denied. ,:„1,
Mr. BINGHAM fined the gallant defendant 31.,
at once paid.

AMERICAN NEWS.

*
LIVERPOOL, Strsl2 AYcow
By the Royal Mail steam-ehip Niagara, Stone
wt.,
mender, we have advices from New York to the 6th
~,,cia
and Boston to the 7th. She brings 257,000 dolls. in 'l-
on freight.
The Royal Mail steam-ship Canada arrived at Boston
the 7th inst. -
The 76th anniversary of the national independence, cr
been celebrated in all parts of the Union with the loos'
remonies. ,
A secession of Northern Whigs from the Baltimore vv
0,0
vention had occurred, owing to their objection to Gelid
Scott, as a candidate for the Presidency, on the ground
.7te
he obstinately refused, up to the time of his nomination
give any public opinion in favour of that series of noes
of the last Congress, known as " the Compromise;" the
manent maintenance of which was with them a questi°ett
paramount importance; nor had he since his nomine_ti. #
made any declaration of his approval of those measures
‘‘
final adjustment of the issues in controversy. Among
known incidents of his life," assert the secessionist.* m the
protest,—
" There is not.one, so far as we aware of, in favour ofevtb:
principles of the compromise. In one at least of his.
letters he has expressed sentiments inimical to the nioffeuehb
tions of 15 States ,of the Union. Since the_ .passuse_o±
Compromise be has suffered his name tordahteektfuop
the
people of several of the States as
endetainesth.of thoser meessart/i Ad enndc
And`-in
yt
hthe c
convention
andti
un that
tweeodn
conferred
nomination o_l7l
him, be permitted himself to be used by the Freesoders
that body to defeat Mr.. Fillmore and Mr. Webster bees _ to
their advocacy of these measures and their firm adherent
the policy that sustained them. Who consider Genera
as the favourite candidate of the Freesoil wing of the W7#
party. That his-policy, if he should be elected, wotl,loo
warped and shaped to conform to their views, and to, eie co
them to power in the administration of the Government/ An but be considered as a legitimate and probable result. '"„r
believing, as we do, that the views of that faction of D
chievous men are dangerous not only to the just and COnifiii
tutional rights of the Southern States (which we represell:ol
part), but to the peace and quiet of the whole country, ,780
to the permanent union of the States, we regard as the ',lege
duty of the well wishers of the country everywhere, witafreAnd.
else they may do, to at least withhold him their WY"-
This we intend to do."
At Staten Island, near New York, a number of paw—~s
been drowned_ by the upsetting of a ferry bridge. Vag
Governor Calboaie, Haw MeXiCe, expired on the
Ult. -
Yoll‘
New
The steam-ship Empire City had arrived at N ,snot
with intelligence that the Philadelphia steam-ship' n
from Aspinwall to Havannah and New Orleans, had
sot
upwards of forty of her passengers and crew by holera
Chagres fever.
NaA
The United States' brig Dolphin had returned to of
York from a surveying cruize, made under the direction
the Bureau of Hydrography of the Navy Department. 4,00
" She has sounded the depths of the ocean, varying ","
one to four miles, and made daily observations of the ,
rents and temperature, both superficial and sub. inat'll
The deep sea soundings were taken by means of a st'',
It
strong line, with a 321 b. shot attached, and let run froZ,o
boat, which was kept directly over the shot by gentle Incwid,
of the oars. The deepest cast, when bottom was 0bt51.13,0,6
was 3,860 fathoms; or about 4i miles. The currents 7 e,f)
observed at the surface, and at the depth of 10 scups
fathoms; and the temperature at various depths frorned in
surface- to 500 fathoms. The Dolphin was commissiont sea
June, 1851, since which time she had been constant! of port
with the exception of some days spent in the ports . she
au Prays, Pernambuco, Fernando de Noromb, and Pip..'"inbet
has carefully examined the reported positions of s n' And
of islands, rocks, and shoals which lay in her track/..4
ascertained they were not there. She has also made a st!Vet#,
and accurately defined the position of the Rocas, rocky Isla'
laying between Fernando de Noromba and the main land
South America. Great attention had been paid to the
torial, St. Roque, and Amazon currents; and the sub-msrof
volcanic region south of the Equator has been thoroug,7
explored. The Dolphin has also made a complete s° -
meteorological observations."
iresteam-boat St. James, while racing with another
sel, near New Orleans, on the sth, was blown up Len loot
burstin.g of her boiler, and 50 people killed. Amongth was a judge and a number of prominent citizens. Dr. George A. Gardiner, the head of the alleged •Glitoi
diner claim, who was previously out on bail in the '3ul>l
40,000 dollars, under an indictment for perjury, had
again arres'ed at Washington by order of the Govertiole,...
under a new indictment, which was found by the grand Jury
charging the said Gardiner with forging the signiturete
the Governor and of the Secretary of State of San Luis t,
tosi, the Prefect of Rio Verde, and his secretary, and 11
seal of the State. The Government demanded bail in the
sum of 10.,,00u dollars. Judge Crawford required 20,1 n
dollars, failing to obtain which Gardiner was committs-
"
$' It appears that 'a grave misunderstanding has takes
s
intelligent
9
place between the F
froTmhethNee wcitYyorofk IVIII eersailcdo ctoontt ha ienFrench Minister and the Mexican 0,11
vexnm
„t growing out of the promise to pay 2,500,""-
dollars on account of the English debt. The question nlg
to know whether or not the duty imposed by the fiscal 1..,ey,
funds.if the
T creditorsne
the law
But
auiwere:ta t
hn
shall Get ooFvpear
upon money sent to a foreign country would be paid. M. fi;;;s
connet, the representative of English creditors, held t",,k
the arrangement would not be in accordance with good 11:ce
ynin2eoOnt,ooaoppdruovlleadrs
tdhuetrynaosounsA'ed
niMinFdaledcottnnettih
breenacphorednistutearlpirateset4.3d,Tanhedici#o
d'etat was the topic of the Sty,' lo; but the other papers of -0g
capital seemed to think it a ridiculous movement, and don •
believe in its execution. But our correspondence from be
city of Mexico indicates that the coup is more likely to' a
serious than ridiculous. The department of Tapacbult ba
been invaded by a party of adventurers from Centrelhi'inon
rica, headed by a person named Vincent° Meono, I°'°„'
several previous occasions, bad attempted to commit delueda-
uf
tions and murders upon the Mexican territ. ScarCtqf
had he made his appearance, when Jose Maria Car
calling under arms 260 men of the National Guard, marched
to encounter the invaders, who at his appearance dispersed uh
every direction."
We have accounts from Havannah to the 28th ult. who
demand for sugar continued to be good. Freight was very
low. Exchange on London 110 i to 11 per cent, premium.
The New York stock market was firm, with moderate
sales. The demand far money continued light in relation to
the supply, and rates favoured borrowers. Foreign exchang°
in moderate request. Bills on London 110% to 110%; PB6!
5;17 ti to 5.15 ; Amsterdam, 4034 to 41 ; Bremen,
79, Cotton was neglected, buyers and sellers both
waltipg
the receipt of the Canada's advices. Flour was in good u`a
wand, particularly for. good fresh ground for export, an
prices wean rather higher. There was 'a good inquiry for
wheat for export, and large quantities of Canadian sn,
Gennessee changed hands at 1 doll. to 1 doll. 12c. P.',
bushel. Indian corn was in good request, at from 60c to
per bushel. Provisions were in good demand without sni;
alteration in prices. 250 tons Scotch pig iron sold at
,
dolls. 25c. to 18 dolls. 60c. cash, and 19 dollr. 50C. months. The tobacco market was dull but steady.
IsTal.4-
stores without alteration. 42,000 gallons English
line
oil sold at from 58c, to 62c. per gallon
Freights to London—Wheat, 3d. per bushel; flour, ls. 61:1*
per barrel; and measurement goods, 255. to 30s. per ton.

The ship
Jenny
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Lind, from New for 001, going down the river got ashore atOrleans the English Live Turrpn, 17°9
got off, and returned to. New Orleans on the 23d ult. ha
The ship John Francis, which sailed from Quebec on
14th ult., for Cork and the Norwegian barque Terra Nova, bc)' went ashore at Natane 21st ult., in thick weather, b100„7
b,,
very strong. The Terra Nova has fallen over, but the Job
Francis grounded on a sandy bottom, and is expected to -
got oft with but little damage.
The British ship Creznonia, from Jamaica for Liverpo°l'
went ashore at Ireland Island, 4th ult., at 2 P.M., and c°l3o:
tinned to thump all night. She was laden with 130 Pu
cheons rum and 340 hhds. sugar. All the rum was sa7},,
and about 135 hhds. of the sugar also, in a dry state. I'd
hull, and what sugar remained in the vessel, were s°'
for 521.

Lord Strathmore is rehabilitating Glamis Castlej
in Forfarshire, the traditionary seat at least of the first DO
Glamis—Macbeth.

The British and North American Royal
steam-ship Europt, Lott, commander, left the Mersey for
New York on Saturday afternoon, with the usual weekli
mails, a large cargo of manufactured gopdh and A fog coin
Plounat c POlNlgers.