The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-14 00:00:00

MOROMOIN EtOr

We have asiightly increased domand fur most kinds of
Bops of last year's growth, as well as fine yearlings.
In prices, however, we have no improvement to notice.
Generally speaking the plantation accounts are somewhat
ti`rourable, Sussex Pockets, 51 12s to 6l 6s; Weald of
eAnt, 61 to 71 ss; Mid and East Kent, 71 to 121 10s;
yearlings, 31 10s to 51 10s; Old Olds, 1/ 2s to 21 10s
Per Cwt.

WOOL.
Last week's imports of Wool into London were only
158 bales from the Cape, 114 from Hamturgh, 275 from
Alexandria, and 81 from Ireland. The quantity on
offer in the private contract market is limited; yet the
A uemand for all kinds is in a sluggish state. Several
Parcels of English have been taken for shipment to
Belgium.

TALLOW. •
Our market has become somewhat active for the time
of year, and prices are from 9d to is 3d per cwt higber
than on Monday last. P.Y.C. on the spot is now selling
at from 38s 3d to 38s 61 and for delivery during the last
three months 39s 6d per cwt. Town Tallow, the sup-
ply which is good, is quoted at 37s per cwt net cash.
Sough Fat 2s ld. per 81bs. The Russians still hold
2_5,00Q mks of our stock.

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4 , Stook this day ••• • • •
*Price of Y. C. •• • •
..s.belivery last week • •
"1 fte from June 1— • •
Arrivals last week
rdtto from June 1 ..•
Price of Town •• ••!. •_

8,510
45s GC
to 46s Od
1,897
3,951
1,821
4,968
475 Oct

23,290 24,870
383 6d Ns 9d
10 38s Od to 37s Od
1,035 1,583
1 2,333 2,538
497

155 I 1,784

395 6d ) 385 Od

35,745
37, 3d to
37s 6d
832
1,976
1,327

33s Od

18;2.

39,531
398 3i
to 38s6d
1,267
1,597
24
809

39s 6d

4101U.SE fOF LORDS.--(THIS DAY.)
~,.Their Lordships eat this morning to hear appeals.
Peers presant wore the Lord Chancellor and Lord
Zroughm.

GIBSON V. FORBES.
This appeal from the Court of Session of Scotland,
Which was opened on Friday, was proceeded with this
.morning. The question in the case was ivbether the man-
Pon and glebes of a minister of the parish in Scotland
as liable to assessment for the poors'-rates.
Air. ANDERSON was heard this morning on behalf of
4,_
.appellants.

JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE
PRIVY COUNCIL—(TBIS DAY.)
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council Est this
Morning. Thera were present—Lord Cranworth, Sir
Edward Ryan, Sir J. Patteson, Sir J. K. Bruce, and
Dr. Lushly gten.

- . QUANE v. QUANE.
This, was an appeal from the Coutl, of Chancery of
the Isle of Man, against a deekion• confirming an an-
cient custom of the island, by which a child' born before
the rflarrisge of his parents is entitled to succeed to the
Property of his father, jast as if he had been born in
Wedlock.
The Privy Council, after hearing the appellants,
gave judgment, dismissing the appeal, and confirming
the judgment of the Court below.

CRIMINAL Co URT —(THIS DAY.)
OLD COURT.
• The June sessions of the Central Criminal Court
.7Pre opened this morning before the Right Hon. the
Ad
• otd Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen Sir George Carrel,
•Challis,- Sir R. Carden, and Wtre,, and the Sheriffs, at-
tended by their respective deputies.
The first edition of the calendar contains the names
of 109 prisoners, 27 of wbom.aro from London, 54 from
Middlesex, 2 from Essex, 12 from Kent, and 14 from
surrey. There are nine cases of burglary,:eight of cutting
'And wounding, three of forgery, one of manslaughter,
three of murder, and two of rape.
The grand jury having been sworn and empannelled,
The RECoRDER said, upon looking over the calendar,
he was happy. to find that, although there was an unusual
amount of business likely to be brought before them,
Yet there was none that was likely to prescnt any legal
difficulty. There were.three offences of the serious cha-
- teeter of murder, but whether the off,,ndera received
such provocation beforehand as to reduce the crime to
that of manslaughter must be left tor.the. decision of the
Court below. There was no other case calling for
• Observation, and, thanking them for their attendance, it
only remained for him to dismiss them to their duties.
• The jury then retired.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
(THIS DAY.)
11„The June general session for Middlesex commenced
morning at the Sessions House, Clerkenwell-gretn.
till() calendar contains the names of 58 p
r- risoners for
'll, 55 of whom are charged with the commission of
tecimes May, 16, pleaded Guilty to an indictment
thrgirig him with stealingu silver snuff box, value 315.,
ereperty of Aaron Hendricks, from his person.
plteuced to seven years' transportation.
21, "Inas Lee, 27, Eliza Boriell,• 19, and Eliza Lewis,
AV, where indicted for highway robbery on Mr. Juan
.bourne, a mercantile clerk, at half-past eleven, on
the lught,of the 3d April, in White Lion-street, IS-.
5 non..
The.-
Jury Acquitted Lee, and found the two femal®
prisoners
The
Court sentenced them to six months' imprison-
meat In the House of C.rreciion with hard labour.

LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH-COAST
Tram. RAIL WAY.
Tree-7z eek ending Rule 12, 1852
Tot,oe_7week ending June 14, 1851' £9,232 11 9
11,6 0 15 5
ot the half-year, to this date, 1185521
21
21543117
09 101
Total
;of the half-year, to this date, 1851
TOtal number of Passengers—Week ending
June 12, 1852 62,299
••• •• £7,184 15 G
... 2,047 16 3

P_atutehgers
Goode

Total Total ... £9,232 11 9
miles open, 1852, 1731 ; ditto, 18,:)1, 173%.
London Whitsuntide.
%,011. Terminus, June 14, 1852.
__.-.••=1.1.•••••15113M

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b Mr' John George pbillimore, Q.C., has been elected
3' the council representing all the Inns of Court to the chair
of Constitutional Law and Le
gal History, founded by the
lour Inns of Court.
i. APPROACHING MARRIAGES IN Ilion LIFE.—We
uel,,ieve that the nuptials of the Viscount Newark, son of
-"•41*1 M diver?, with the beautiful and accomplished
daughter of the Duke and Duchess de Coigny, will be. so-
lemnized in the course of the ensuing week' Toe marriage
of the Hon. Aubrey Spring
rjtkAnna Maria, daughter of the late Sir Henry St. John
.Plildmay,of Dogmersfield Rice, son of Lord Monteagle,
Park, Bart,, will also be celebrated
114. the course Of the ensuing week.