The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-31 00:00:00

PILL, AUG. 30,—Wind W.S.W.—Arrd. Hope, Con
ner, Quebec.
GLOUCESTER, AUG. 30.—Arrd. Collins, Jenkins'
Quebec; Brierly Quebec; Durant Ibrail; Eagh 4
Walker, Galatz.
F_LEETWooD, AUG. 30.—S1d. Carleton, Ennis, Quebec
il° Erin schooner, of Lancaster, with iron for Mor
cc T •
mbe, foundered in the bay of the latter place this
morning; crew saved.
QUEENSTOWN, AUG. 2L—Wind S.W.--Arrd. St.
Glary, Ferrers, Matanzas. Sid. CanaLi Quebec.
TEIGNMOUTH, AUG. 30.—Wind S.W. to VV.S.IV%---
Arrd. Haberdine, Collings, Labrador.
TROWEY, AUG. 29.—Wind S.—Arrd. Patentia,
dersea, Arendahil.
OFF FALMOUTH, AUG, 26.—Kate Kearney, River
Gambia; Speculation, Matteo, Antigua; Paul Sehlor,
Matanzas; Ethelred, Butcher, Secutine; Vas
do
Game, Thoper, Cape of Good Hope; Europa, Divorst,
Havannah.
DEAL. AUG. 30.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrd. Neptuna,
Moller, New York; Lively, Ryad, .Port Wallace;
io-
venni, Odessa; Hamilton, M'Dowell, Callao; Edgar?
Gibbons, Jamaica. Aril. from the River, alcolm,
Linn, Cape of Good Hope. Sid. Ellen, Athens
LIVERPOOL, AUG. 30.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Harrow
Augusta, Trott, New Orleans; State Rights, Paxton,
Savannah; Falcon, Hutchins, Wilmington; South Caro,
line steamer, Turner, New York; British Queen steamer,.
Bell, Constantinople; Inca, Wylie, Whampos; Jamect
Lumsden, Machas, Pru; Porter, Benin; Eurequita °D
Susannah, Matanzas; St. George and Harriet Frances
New Ca-leans; Greenock, Tower, Ellen, Montcalra,
Caledonia. Quebec. Off port, United Kingdom sr"'
Rankin, Quebec. Sid. Charlotte, Hage, Rio Jane/rF
Agile, Beyrout and Alexandria; Urial, Constantinop!!
and Galatz; Kalmier, Melbourne; Yienrienw, Bata!:
and Sourabayer; John Spear, Philadelphia; r
ral°l,l
Gloucester, United States; Ann Key, Coastanjuo
and Galatz; Mountain Lass, Leghorn. ,
CHATHAM, AUG. 30.—Wind S.W.—Arru.
Mgienzie, Riga. J° ow.
AUG. 30.—Wind ow.
stone, Harmer, Sydney, New South Wales; gang
teen, Homer, Shanghai; Ceylon, Green, 5241111/3
Sld.her Majesty's ship Benheim, on a cruise. ker,
COWES, AUG. 30.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Jane 138!
Jordan, Akyab; Johann Julius, Harrison, Iquirlabr
Nautilus, Hall, Matanzas. v
FALMOUTH, AUG. 30.—Wind Wee-Arrd.A.earad•ains.
Whither. Jones, Havannah; Valiaat, Young, qu
JERSEY, Au°. 29.—Wind Westerly.---$
Magellan. frar
BRIDGEWATER, AUG. 30. Wind ViT.S Quebec.
--A
Melmuth, Pears, Riga. Sld. Sarah Louisa, uetory,
BRISTLL, AUG. 30.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrd• Iriiiia-
Reneuf, Rio Grande; Fame, Orkney, Richmond; msr.
beth, Hancock, St. John's, New Brunswick; Jolin
shall, Robertson, Bathurst. ailed Ceres,

MARKET NEWS.—(THIS DA"
HAY ItiZATCETS. CIOYer
SMITHFIELD.— Meadow Hay, 21 15s to 4/ 4s;o
d_itto, 31 15s to 5155; and Straw, 11 8s to 11 12s per i°
t
A mod9rate supply, and a dy e ver
CUMBERLAND.—lleadowsteaay, tra3ldo3 to 41 55 r H . i,d
°
,
ditto, 3/ 15s to 51 Os; and Straw, 119 s to 1/ 149 per '''i„
Trade rather dull.
y er $0
WinTECHAPEL.—Meadow Ha, 2/ 153 to 4149;
ditto, 31 18s to 51 ss; and Straw, 1/ 85 to 1112sp
lob er&
Supply tolerably good, and trade dull.
COILONIII.3. A Wi tis
SUGAR,—The market opened ver quietly, un- °„,„ 30
to the large public sales scarcely yanything ha° t
done in West India. Yellow Havannab, 3 afl3 11
sold for Trieste. a 44 1
REFINED ' is steady at 43:, 6d for brown lamps, 011 I, , 1
to 50s for grocery. The quantity landed last wee 9
the East and West India Docks was 1,101 bbd° --,
y•
COlOl 0
tierces 309 barrels; there were taken for home
the
en 1,670 hhds 121 tierces 383 barrels. The stook; s
cargo
same places is 20,237 hhds 2,682 tierces 44°
, the.— Dutch
etemh asrekleeet
barrels. visiting .ilye
COFFEE
result ( t
Ceylon is whichis quiet,
b
about 43s to 44s forgood d
or d. t ana
Rum —T egtheeebyueyeeterrsday. vau
' . be quantity landed last week at the BO
_..0
West India Docks was 842 puns 28 Ws; there
divev;,..
taken for home consumption 176 puns 30 hhds, an 01%
ported 110 puns 206 hhds. The stock in the same place
is 14,181 puns 706 hhds. eta 13°11‘
RICE.—At auction 6 500 bags and 993 pock_
cod
al about half sold at 9s 6d to 10s 6d for mid ,$°3686
bold white and 9s to 9s 6d for broken. Moulalei°',. 9s 6d
were mostly taken in at 9s to 99 6d, the rest sold so
to g
lOs 6d for mid to ood . 34 mid
SPlCES.—Pimento, 57 bagswhite sold at 51d to 54- f°r old.
and good. Mace, 2 cases realised 2s 9d per 10 for ,
Jamaica Ginger sold at 37s to 703 for small to go?c,.a
g f ood
SAGO.-695 cases sold at 17s to 18s or raid O
medium, ton the cot,
TALLOW.—P.Y.C. is 39s to 39s 3d per or
and Town 40s 3d. The market is doll.
TO
COTEAN.—Busines i dull. take place
T.—This articles iss qu' public Sales
let, as pn
on Friday. ___,.......-

OW-STREET.--(TaIS nAirr:)„
EXTENSIVE ROBBERIES BY A FOST-OFFICE
—Thomas Philip Butler, a young man
connexions, was placed at the bar chargedofivrtel:Ptce"il
letters, containing cash and jewellery,at the Ge' "
Post-office.
Mr. Peacock, the Post-office solicitor, prosecuted. f
Mr. Walter R. Seulthorpe, one of he presidents c)0
the London district, stated that the prisoner hsd bees
employed as a clerk at the General Post-office, fort ahla
twelve months, at a salary of 701. It was his tiYr
assist in sorting the letters on their arrival from tow -0.30,
spective branch-offices in London. Yesterday aUerll°-be
he was followed to one of the water closets used bY t„
clerks, and watched from a window over the door by
witness and Inspector Cole.They saw him be_
take elir
letters from his pocket, open them, and take out t
_ke
contents, throwing the fragments of the letters into
basin. Witness culled. to him, saying, "
you destroying?" He replied, " What, Mr. Sculthoqeo.
Witness desired him to open the door, and he
What letters
They then went in and began to search the prisooTto
He took two half-sovereigns from his waistcoat P°A cot
and some silver. Witness asked him " where he ha
them?" He said. " I have had them for a long ti ho
Cole took a gold fancy ring from a little hot illfersl
pocket. Witness said, "You have been seen to open
letters, and take these things: and the money frog t"tier.o
He said, " Yes; I took half-e.-sovereign from enciligiciinese
The conducted him to a room in the building. „..," -made
said,", You took three Jotters on Saturday." 231).-aallY
no answer. Cole then produced a coat which was "—vies
worn by the prisoner, and took from the pocket sings
gold rings. He said he had bartered away threewo
for another ring and 9s. Fragments of other /Lot,
were afterwards collected from the basin of the cnited
and pasted together. Four letters were corl3r-efeer-
iTnh et hfiosurwlaeyt _Mrs. ""ar,
,tearsndwetrheeraeddwreesrseepdiaescefsoloifowotshers, inVivernotl,'
19, George-street, Blackfriars- scl Mrs. L°c"re r-
Uplime, Lyme Regis, Dorsotshire;r°
M;s. Ravvlea' dos-street'
dLington-street, Leeds;, and Mrs. Rink, 4, Chan aged
and Point, Portsmouth. Another letter was scld.f,esso,
to Mr. T. Pingur, Church-gate-street, Harlowe. fore.
Mr. W. Cole corroborated the statements of he gold
going witness, and stated that he took from him 15L in
ring, two half-sovereigns, and a purse containing
gold. a lso gi
the
Evidence of the discovery of the letters ws-
by the plumber attached to the Post-office, a-a na
estioll
writing and posting of several of the letters ie
were also proved. beat°
The prisoner, in his defence, said pOOl., ha" the coo
greatly involved, owing to the loss of 4,000/, was
of my father's commission in the army There
nothing against my character before this. were
Mr. Peacock said the highest testimonials
givers
when the prisoner was appointed to his situation.
Mr. HENRY committed him for trial.

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LINCOLN RA C S.
(THIS DA.Y.)
jtpo.)
(BY ELECTRIC TEJI46II
Tho Triennial Stakes. •.. 1
2
Maid of Lincoln...
•••

Barba to ".
Won by a length.
The Lincolnshire Handicap.
wall tea 6/er

Little Queen ..
LONDON, BRIGHTONILWAY., AND SOUTH-COST'
RA 8
Traffic—Week ending:Aug. 28, 1852 ... £13,358 5 i
Traffic—Week endingfAug.l3o, 1851 ... 14,480 V A
Total of the half-year, to this date, 1852 ... 126,552 2
Total of the half-year, to this date, 1851 ... 134,663 17 6
Total number of Passengers—Week ending
Aug. 28, 1852 ~J 98,533
Passengers ... ". -•• —£11,014 11 9
Goods "- ••• 2,373 13 11
milsesouopTelln,-ElBAss2T,_____—......--.'
Total ... .„ '
E17113-I.:iR.AIL£WI3A.,3YB.B 5
-B'l.
v ditto, 1851, 1i3,.•
London Terminus, Aug. 30, 1852.
Total
Gross traffic receipts for passengers
and goods, week ending Aug. 28,
1852
Ditto, August-iO, 185.- ".
...
£19,173 12 5
1 6
. 20,058 14
Decrease in 1852
m ...
. 4885
1 11
London Terminus, August 30, 1852.

theTchoel 0
sRs
eaujma oafnaeocoyrgel,oraamttaatoldnedwebaynehsdisaysneviteen,invgi.sitielde
was so so delighted with the wonders of this establishment that
madeh
for the reception privately of his two wives to view the
exhibition. On Friday evening he took these distinguishe
ladies thither, and they were evidently much gratified wit.'
their visit. It was rather a novel sight to see them traverr
ing the saloon covered with umbrellas, veiling their beautf
from the eyes of the other visitors. The Baja, before retiring
desired his interpreter to express his sense of the attention
paid to him.
Sr. MARK's HOSPITAL.--The ninth anniversary.
festival of the subscribers to the auxiliary society in aid (:',l.
the funds of this excellent institution, better known as Lt"!.
Fistula Infirmary, was celebrated last evening at Highbuhry
Barn Tavern, Mr. 11. Martin presiding. The number w f:
sat down
who inner amounted to about 150, chiefly cons meter
xi!!
of those bad received the benefits of the charity.
the usual loyal and patriotic toasts had been given, the chrurt,.
man proposed the toast of the evening, Prosperity to
fl..
expatiated at some length on the advfabe
afforded, and as a striking °
Black'sge scharitywihiiocshpitthael,''
instanced his own case in a very feeling manner.
subscription was made, Mr. Sheriff Cytterell headza
. gWI PS
yrigi ATe fillitegs APrl°ibe.._ral