The Sun.
London, England, 1852-05-24 00:00:00

NEXPGATE AND LEILDENIZA.LL.
OWing to the change in the weather, very limited
Supptio3 or both town and country, killed meat have
bcen on sale here to-day ; hence the d.ntand is some-
%het active, and prices are well supported in every
it stance.

At per atone by the Carcase.

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13 s. d. to s. d. - I. d. to s. O.
eet inferior.... .• 2 0 2 2 Uutton, inferior .. 2 6 2 8
"--- Middling .... 2 4 2 6 - middling.. 210 3 4
..--- Primelarge •• 2 6 2 8 - prime .... 3 6 310
Prime small .. 210 3 4 Fork, 1arge........ 2 4 210
Yeph............. 8 0 4 2 - small ........ 8 0 3 6
Lsmb, 43 0,1 to 5e 24.

Calcutta Linseed is in mSEEDoderate request at 44s 6d to
458, and Bombay 45s 6d to 465. A fair business is
doing for arrival at 443 for Odessa, and 42a to 43s for
Calcutta, the latter of bat. About 12,000 qrs Black Sea
Linseed have found buyers for summer shipment at 42s
for London and 42s 61 for culport delivtry. A few
Parcels of Petersburgh have realised 38s 61 to 393 6d;
and 8 000 qrs of Rapeseed 40; per qr, both to arrive.
All other articles, including cakes, are very dull.
Turnie.White, per bush. 8s to Ils Carraway •••••••• •• •• 333 '76!
Swede ........ •• lOs 12s Coriander ........ •• • • I s 1"
It
nstard, 8r0wn...... 8s Vs Hcmpseed, per quarter 32s 35,9
White, new ......5s Cd 6sod Linseed, Eng-iowing 509 559
lares•Wlnter ...... Od Os Cd Crushing •••• •• •• 45s 48s
Can $
Pring •••• • • . •• 3s 6,148 Od Baltic ••• • • 42s 45
R--•arY, per quarter .. 37a •39s Odessa •••••• .• 4 is 48s
Ye ‘Tass • • ••• • • ••• 283 31s Linseed Cake, pr. ton—
Cloyer, Red Enb• (cwt.) 40s 50= English •• .81Os 8' Ira
White lOs 493 Foreign, per ton Ti lOs 8' lOs
Foreign Red 40s 50s Rape Cakes, pr ton 415 s 41 1, s
Trefoil 40s 503 Rapeseed, New, pr Ist 21103 24, Cs
21s 26

• EOI4.OI7GEZ E 1 11 l'oxemixwr.
restore in general c)ntinue to denalud very high cur-
rencies, hence dealers purchase only for immediate
wants. The transactions are litnitcd, and in some
instances the quotations are almost norninsl :—Sussex
pockets, 518 s to 616 x; Weald of Kent 61 to 71 ss; Mid
and East Kent,7l to 121 103; Yearlings 31103 to 51 10s;
Old Olds, 112 s to 2/ 10a per cwt.
1301WITG11 AND SPITALrIEZDS.
Since our last report, the arrivals of Potatoes, coast-
wise and by land-carriage, have been on a limited scale,
and in very middling condition. All kinds have sold at
irregular quotations, and transactions are reported on
the following terms:—York Regents 51 to 71, Scotch
ditto 4/ to 5l 103, Essex and Kent 41 103 to 51 15s,
Cambridge and Wisbeach 41 5s to Si 15s per ton. We
have received 100 sacks from Calais, and a similar quan-
tity from Ireland. The season for old Potatoes is now
rapidly drawing to a close.

.
The public sales of WOOL
Cotonial Wool commenced on
Thursday,. with an unusually large attendance of both
nome and foreign buyers. Up to the present time, the
whole of the lots offered—about 5,800 bales--have
changed hands, at an advance in the quotations of from
10 to fully 2d per lb. The auctions will be brought to
a Close on the sth of June. Last week's imports were
,181 bales froni Launceston, 406 from Bombay, 18
.Zonl the Cape, 150 from Mogadore, 769 from Algoa
Lsay, 12 from Antwerp, 8 from New York, 436 from
„IdriLeY, and 53 from Ireland. In the private contraot
—aructt all kinds of Wool are held for more money.

AL.
Although the deliveTries LOha ve been very moderate,
holder= generally are firm at last week's advance in the
quotations. To-day P.Y.C. on the spot is selling at 375,
!rid for delivery during the last three months '383 per
en Town Tallow, 36s per cwt, net cash; rough fat,
2.____lll3id- per 81b. -

1848. 1849. 1850. 1851. i 1852.
Ste
,et this day ...... 7,717 24,760 24,611 39,848 42,054
Trice of Y. c.
.... i 45s Od 395 95 368 95 378 6d to 37s Od
I,lll'liverYl tto 45s 9d to 38s 6d to 3780 d Os 05 to 0505
..itt fr ast Week .. 870 1,113 ) 1,147 766 956
rri(P, "1 June 1•• • • 97;83 95,563 93,305 89,942 102,282
bitt Is last Week .. 935 1,743 ) 1,376 2,640 '709
"rOlll June 1 ... 97,501 113,787) 92,f45 101,272 107,802
price Of Town ...... 48s 6d 395 6d 138 s Od 315 Cd 38s 9d

„„ CHANCERY.—(THIS DAY.)
ne Lord Chancellor and the Lords Justices did not
sit Toe
the Lord Chancellor and Lord Cranworth
roving to attend the Select Committee of the Houce of
..ArdB On the Equity Jurisdiction Bills now under con-
ration.
n 4,110 business of importance was brought before the
other equity courts.

(Sittings
BENCH.—(THIS DAY )
‘ittings in Banco, before the LORD CHIEF JUSTICE,
Mr. Justice COLERIDGE, Mr. Justice ERL; and Mr.
Justic
e CROMPTON.)
0, sir John Patterson was sworn in ono of her Majesty's
'4ll Couccillors.

LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH-COAST
Trafa RAIL WAY.
Traixe--Week ending May 22,1852 £9,722 5 1
To, Week, ending May 24, 1851 ... • 15,876 6 0
T. 641 0f the half-year, to this date, 1852 ... 180,015 13 0
vtal of the half-year, to this date, 1851 ... 186,032 14 3
Total number of Passengers—Week ending
May 22, 1852 ... 66,398
Passengers • ". £7,373 18 2
.°‘"ciii 2,348 6 11

• Total ••• ••• £9,722 5 1
Total miles open, 1852, 173 q ; ditto, 1851, 1731 A.
'radon Termin Epsom Races.
Lus, May 24, 1852.

th..al R. MITCHELL'S BENEFIT.—The annual benefit of
vistneterprising, liberal, and courteous manager is announced
dnesday next. With a most attractive programme,
7,4_,.1 directly ed by her Gracious Majesty, it cannot
:4 prove a bumper. and certainly no theatrical director
more eminently deserves a special meed of public support on
finch an occasion than Mr. Mitchell.
GUY'S HOSPITAL.—Mr, Maaterman, M.P. for the
op of London, having placed at the disposal of the treasurer
Hospital an assistant-swgeonship in the Hon. East
tnua Company's service, the examining medical council
j4a.ive conferred the valuable appointment on Mr. William
4rhs Beatsor., a student of tile hospital. This is the second
:PPointment within three ygars that Mr. Masterman has
#generously given to the authorities, to be awarded to the most
Lin guished among the pupils of
Guy's Hospital, of which
4 a governor.
Tub
- LATE SIR JAMES MACHINTOSH.—A meeting
held on Saturday last,May 22, at Lansdowne-house, for
to tiirPose of raising a fund in order to erect a monument
cootie late Right Hon. Sir James Mackintosh ; and on thee
841 on of the Right Hon. T. B. Macaulay, seconded by
14111 it Mahon, it was resolved that immediate measures
alteh with that view. Oa the motion of Mr. Henry
N 1. am, seconded by Lord Broughton, a committee was ap-
-110,,,11,.,ted to carry this intention in.o full effect, Lord Lam-
-4e consenting to act as chairman, and Sir R. H. Inglis
ortlyretary. A
,list of subscriptions will be advertised
ul:he Diorama of Hindostan continues to attract
ptrictens visitors, from the beauty of its painting and its
e6t truthfulness. Amongst. the recent visitors we have
sied ect
following :—Rev. Sumner and party, Rev.
uhslow and Lady, Admiral O'Brien, Countess of Minto,
LaliPunt and Lady Combermere, Miss Stapleton Cotton,
v'Y Webster and party, Captain Benson, Viscountess Gal-
hlrs. Lowther, Mrs. Gel', Colonel Powney and party,
1.8. Lockett, Mrs. Saunders, &c., &c.
We have seen some of the specimens from the
surif
erous district proposed to be worked by the West
vra
tai ada or Veraguas Gold Mining Company, which are cer-
kon,Y. of an imposing character ; the matrix, in which the
jis largely distributed, consists of two distinct kinds of
ata--one being a common brown gossan, strongly coloured
~.ith oxide of iron, throughout which the gold is dissemi- 'slated, and the other a white, apparently decomposed, felspar,
koatuiverulent that it may be crumbled in the hand, and the
67, 1)7 Washing, can evidently be obtained with the greatest
4;i°' In this latter mineral the gold is partly amorphous
:a— Partly crystallised, in many places shooting out in small
43'8 and branches, forming a beautiful miniature
etallie vegetation. The shares are obtaining favour in the
market, and are now quoted at par to 3-16ths premium.—
'wng Journal.
thYll °X Cum.—The fourth meeting of the Fox Club
season was held on Saturday evening at Brooks's.
z,!esent —Right Hon. Earl of Scarborough, Right Hon. Earl
jAzhardinge, Right Hon. Earl of Albemarle, Right Hon.
Su Robert Adair, Sir Robert Heron, Right Hon. Earl of
Strafford, Right Hon. Lord Marcus gill, MP. Colonel
Üb9u. Robert Boyle, M.P., Mr. Stephenson, Colonel Bolder°,
4"ght Hon. Lord Caumys, Viscount Ebrington, M.P., Mr.
4. it Right Hon. Lord Saye ad Sele, Mr.
151. P., Right Hon.
R° Stephenson,
M.P., Right
.„*.owland Alston, Lord James. Stuart,
arl
Right Hon.
Fortescue, Sir J. Montague Cholmeley,
l°n• Earl of Zetland, Hon. Edward Coke, M.P.,
duke
Grey. Right Hon. Earl of Bessborough, his Grace the
"lke of Bedford.

THE JUDGES AND CORPORATION AT ST. PAUes.---
Yesterday was the first Sunday in Trinity Term, and the
Judges and members of the corporation attended Divine
service at St. Paul's Cathedral. There were present Mr.
Justice Coleridge, Mr. Justice Erle,Mr.Jwutihtiecre,
theTa Lordlfour
d
kr, Bi1lroll
Martin, and Mr. Justice ere
lYor, the Recorder, Alderman Sir R. W.
AldermanCardeo, A
ca
Alderman
Fa Fa°llY. Alderman Finnis, Alderman Wire,
v_haimilibeers,rlatihne,
tOri„ff Cotterell, the Common-Sedrgßeaenvt.,CtahneonC
1/' 'Jean of St. Paul's, the lion. an
;penal', Prebendary Murray, and severfiltsoenregdeannyts-tahte-lßawev.anjd.
en's, counsel. The prayers were ;es
; and the lessons
readn'ennett, M.A., sub -Dean of St. P
.bY the Rev. U. C. Packman,
M.A., af-
'4Dons4 th v.
11. Montague Villiers,
terw . e Hon. and Rev. BLA ,one of the minor
st
paftrat3prteached from the 10th verse of the 6th chapter of
istle to the Corinthians.
Tanhde
tehstearbe
05
0001.
, and
lasAr failure which occurred at Dundee on Tuesday
s
more serious than
whiell
awnas scarcely thought to require notice,
that Mr. John B'
irse, a
`Ras anticipate .
only 2s in t flax-spinner,
and 30,000/.
• he pound for liabilities ranging between . .
liiss hsinaednp tt
ow be
es
Git Evict',
" lc
He l'Allx•--In consequence of the Sunday
amusements in Battersea-park having been discontinued,. by
order of the magistrates of that district, the swarms of low
"nackguards who were accustomed to adopt that mode 1
Passing the Sabbath transferred themselves to Greenwich-
all
! k, which during the latter part of Sunday last presented
tile usual appearances of a fair—" kissing in the ring."
"apples fling down the several hills, with the accompaniments of
v _., the
and gingerbeer." The noises were so
.nanuus, and the conversation of the girls and vagabonds who
Ze°lllPanied them so disgusting, that no respectable person
ruid pass through the park. Having thus drawn attention
to the subject, we have no doubt that instructions will be
given to the police to prevent a repetition of such disgraceful
scenes.--e 111 r
e, cury.
ta-TOLD IN PIPESIIIRE.—We were yesterday, says
.-Arorth British Mail of Thursday, informed by a gen-
TliTaari who had passed through the town of Leslie on In 37, that the greatest excitement prevailed in the
,eighbourhod in consequence of a report that gold had
u.oen found in the range of hills known as the Lomonds.
lit.ccording to our informant, hundreds of work-people, PP'
vyled With picks, shovels, &c., had repaired to the " dig-
that
in the hope of makin their fortunes. It was said
of
the diggers had been successful in extracting nuggets
e
lu some shining metallic analysiiis, of COUTS3 impossibl
to say what it may be worth. The Dundee Courier of Wed-
nesday, says :—" If the accounts which reached this place
Yesterday be correct, people
or California in search of gold.
will not need to go to Australia
It is said that the precious
re has been discovered in considerable quantities in the hills
_Ula the neighbourhood of Falkland, and that several ° rid persons are busily engaged i • At
thou-
all events, specimens of gold, n the exciting search.
shown 'ere yesterday." BAid_to have been found there