The Sun.
London, England, 1852-01-28 00:00:00

ARKET NEWS.-(THIS DAY.)

.111.
`'SRN EXCHANGE—WEDNESDAY
141'„,he supply of Wheat on offer in to-day's market was
tep,lll4ally small, and much out of condition. The at-
tliguance of millers was limited, nevertheless the de-
el!" for all kinds was on the increase. °wine, bow-
doer, to the want of arrivals, the amount of business
for
ag Was trifling, yet some of the factors refused to sell
Quarters
'°l'svard delivery except at higher rates. Only 160
44artera of foreign Wheat have come to hand. Selected
;11a441ities of Dantzic, ex-granary, were held for more
al9hill,leY, and we had an improved inquiry for low and
co-h,""litlg parcels. The show of Barley and Malt was
tr:4Paratively small, whilst the trade ruled firm, at ex-
Oke quotations. Good sound Oats were the turn
toti;er) with a steady consumptive demand. No change
funjlaoe in Beans or Peas. Indian Corn and Flour
pri4 suPported Monda's avance. The nominal top
of English 7112 43s per d
2801bs.

ARRIVAYS THIS WEEK.
Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats. Flour.
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Sacks.
,••• 590 850 2,110 710 1,260
okiera __ 5,590
160 840

The WEITECECAPEL.
hod supply of Meat on sale to-day was seasonably
f
I, 1 whilst the general demand ruled inactive, as ol
we ~_.
4, • Beef, from 2s 2d to 3s 4d; Mutton, 2s 6d to
10d; veal, 23 Id to 3s 10d; Pork, 2s 6d to 3s Sd
per Sibs by the carcase.
"It"Claz nop reZELEMET.
"ell market continu fi
Our
ea
supported. rm, and
last week's prices are

EXCHEQUER......(THIS DAY.)
IVI
4,00
arguments
ILLER V. ALDERMAN SALOMONS, M.P.
r in this important and interesting case
esumed this morning before the Lord Chief Baron,
far
Baron Parke, Mr. Baron Alderson, and Mr. Baron
The kor • • Court was very much crowded the whole
Ivo:king, and there was a full attendance of the bar, the
ttie..l3' alderman himself figuring amongst the gentle-
uf the long robe.
Ile'f':nrdPlTZßOY KELLY continued his arguments for the
s' Chi ant, and insisted at great length that the words
or
et the true faith of a Christian,' tormed no necessary
Tbsentlat part of the oath of abjuration.
Wit
ay. a arguments were still proceeding when our report
t 0.4 nd there was little prospect of the case closing

SAIL
COURT.—(THIS DAY.)
In it, QUEEN V. BROWN.
~inoe'l4lB case a rule had been obtained, calling upon Sir
esibbrlt Cotton, one of the justices of the county of
he itdr:dge, to show cause why the prisoner should not
ktole:"tted to bail. The prisoner was accused of having
little a heating whip from the dog-cart of a university
hitileibt, and the magistrates refusing bail, had committed
aoe:r trial at the next Cambridgeshire assizes. The
ip Prts
.clunce would be that he would have to be detained
fore ° at least three months before he could get be-
titse-,,JurY, and as the prosecutor was inebriated at the
ele,p'ue tb alleged felony was committed, he was not quite
tad - he had been robbed at all. He was, therefore,
Drisi%; to join in the present application to liberate the
the °li-tr ou bail, and in his affidavit ho stated that since
the Jut the supposed felony he had ascertained that
thairetsurier was a highly respectable man, and the fore-
') d °I all exteu i e brickmaking establishment in Cam-
the teVh. 8 V
,
'4O r °Riannz now appeared to show cause againbst
"Itie and read an affidavit from the constable
heee.sted the prisoner, alleging that the prose_cubtorer wwhaados
40 !ajoled into foregoing the prosecution. There
kit uie.t.ect Whatever in the proof of the robbery, and the
to tilr.ates were all opposed to admitting the prisoner
M, N
ohm, Alton, on the other hand, insisted that_ th_.
e
Th_ indeed.
ge rested upon a very slender foundation d_d_
boulsyrisoner was highly
respected in his own neigh
jsi°o(l, and no one there believed him to be guilty.
r. Justice ERLE said that was very possible. HO
ti.°l?ruhered a case in Somersetshire of burglary, where
tithe burglar was detected in the act and pursued by a
h.lsl table. In his attempt to escape he ran the constable
thßh with a sword, but he was ultimately traced to be
eechurchwarden of the parish, who lived in the neigh-
:,hood for years, highly respected, and yet in his
eltara were found the proceeds of at least a hundred
Next,ost contended, however, that the guilt or in-
nocence of the accused had nothing to do with the ques-
tion. All the Court had to consider was, whether or n
it was likely, the prisoner would surrender if he o
Admitted to bail. Were
Mr. Justice ERLE did not think he would, and under
these circumstances he refused to make the rule abso-
late•--Itule discharged accordingly.

GUILD HALL.—(THIS DAY.)
Thomas Charlesworth was charged before Sir Chap.
13311,4° Marshall with having received the sum of 131.235_.,
re Property of his late master, Mr. Johnson, of Had
raaeld, without authority.
r. Wontner appeared for the complainant, and Mr.
uod for the prisoner.
out r. Johnston stated that he was in partnership with
Persons for the sale of a smoke-consuming sliPa"
Nal
th- . under a patent. With the object of carrying out
te7.tittsiness, he came to London in November last, and
Sicit.eendtally met the prisoner in the street, when he re-
employment of some kind. The complainant
:tinted him an agent, up to the 17th of January,
calla ,he Was discharged. On Tuesday, the 20th, he
Of ' Upon Messrs. Levi, Robson, and Franklin, printers,
Great New-street, and presented an account for
hepe '3* for
v' a smoke.consuming apparatus which had
erected by Mr. Johnson, and be understood re-
m d the money,
for which he has never accounted.
payrrQ. Levi put in the bill and receipt and proved the
of the
firm of the money by a cheque upon the bankers
tdr,
Riven JOhnson being recalled, stated that he had never
his eetiolltb_uthority to the prisoner to receive money on
The T,",r•
twoveatilicir
validity
was committed for trial, with bail of
the reties °f 01. each, at twenty-four hours' notice of
°f his sureties.
"Allthß
—IY-STREET—(THIS DAY.)
yvyociht,---1) FRAUD.—Mr. William Grey Rex, of 3,
agent, 21,:place, and Billiter-square, City, commission
°htsi,,; "'4O was charged at this court yesterday with
regent-6 -.li /. 2.. l9,
r • from Mr. J. A. White, hatter,
.
reef and the particulars of whose examination
vny I)°4red in thi! journal last evening, attended to r!lee
frh.rtyrhehrietvittenee that might be ()tiered against him.
e said the defendant had paid him the
oth"Y he bad obtained fromchim, and as ho bad .to
th -or
-harge against him
ere Was no further occ
(defendant), be presumed
BlNGRAm_wen aston for his attendance.
I shall discharge the de' "
Discharged accordingly.
fendaut.
You have gut your momy
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of theWegg Prosser has announced to the electors
county of Hereford that it is not his intention to
tiler himself again as one of their representative& The Hon.
has S. B. Banbury, a younger brother of Lord Bateman,
aas determined, it is said, to come forward on Protectionist
and Protestant principles.