The Sun.
London, England, 1864-08-19 00:00:00

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL.

The supply of meat on sale at these markets is but
moderate. The trade for most descriptions is steady, at full
prices.

Per 81b. by the carcase.
ailed
inferior beef .. 3 0 3 4
diddling do. .. 3 6 3 8
Prime large do. 3 10 4 0
Jo. small do. .. 4 2 4 4
uarge pork .... 3 4 4 0
Inferior mutton. 3 10 4 2

a did
Middling mutton 4 4 4 8
Prime do .. 4 8 4 lu
Veal
Small pork 4 2 4 6
uarob

BOROUGH HOP.

The market seems to be scantily supplied with all kinds
of hops. The accounts from the plantations are less favour-
Ale, and the trade for last year's produce rules firm, at
quite previous rates. Old hops, however, are a dull in-
quiry, and prices rule next to nominal.

COLONIAL.
TEA.—The public sales of China have proceeded withou
any moderate change as regards prices.
Suamt.—Business has been active, and further advance
has taken place in the value of West India. In the refilled
market full rates are also current, common lumps being
quoted 48s. to 495. per cent.
COFFEE.—A moderate amount of business has been done
Plantation Ceylon at steady quotations; other qualities

twheenr
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ge to report in prices.
—Only a limited business has been transacted, and
TALLOW._TLe market has continued very dull, P.Y.C.
on the spot is quotes 41s. 61., and last three months delivery
435, 6d. per cent.

The detective officer who :ailed from Liverpool
in the steamship City of Manchester;; in pursuit of FraEz
Muller, the alleged murderer of Mr Brigjst
has arrived at
:stew York. The ship Victoria, by which Muller was a
P had not arrived out up to the latest .advices, so
tzprehension of the accused may be rega:cled
a certainty.
as
chat a'
8 the
lgsta the pu
rpose Loss OF TIIREA FISEIERMEN AT GREAT YAE.-
mourg,—EArly on Monday, a small crab-boat
a carrying
e n';:'
a
left Cromer with seven hands for
Yarmouth;
ose of joining a fishing-boat about
being fitted out for the North Sea herring voyage. All
went well until the arrival of the small craft at the mouth
ou foril only,
of the harbour. There was a stiff breeze from the north
east at the time, and in rounding the north buoy
a , u
an aiic,:ipt was made to lower the sail, which, however,
jibbed, and the boat instantly heeled over and capsized,
dubmerg lug the Crew. Pour of the men at once rose to the
surface, and were enCbled to sustain thentselves until they
were rescued by anothe" boat; but three poor fellows—
Allen, a married man, heween 30 and 40 years of age;
I Btogg, about 40, also married ' - .and Grant, a young man
I ,030.,i: 20—were not again seen. They all belonged to

Cromer.
TUB ECCLEB' FIND OP SILVER PENNIO —ln the
notice of this find, in our publication of Tuesday last 4
it was stated that of 1,ot; examined coins 964 were ,
f and 17 0,: rude and then unknown
It has since been • that these last are
(ype. aBCertaltien
111., 19 of John
of Scotland, lu:own in history
as William the Lion. Obverse a crowned heat; hl pi ofile
to the left (in one or
two instances to the flee!), with
cold Roman nose, moustache, and beard. Leget d : LE net
Sailenver:pennies of William I.
winlitt : E (sometimes) ivrialtz (or) WILELMYS. Reverse
a eh.rc double cross; in
-- eiten augle a star-like ornament,
aryingof in
five, different
oix
Pieces, in form and size, from mullets
to stars
or seven rays, and even to the likeness
ot spur-rowels. Legend usually HvE eyAveen, followed
in some cases by a tow illegible characters denoting the
taint town,
v
ter froo of
Antiquities who commu-
te solicitor to the Treasury,
hof which the only one is ON ED14E.1013.
(Edinburgh). Yesterday (Thursday) morning the
Fellowo
nicated the circumstances of the find to the Clown
h
of which the following is a copy ;_,,, ,
r reasury, 17th August,
1864, Treasury Trove, Eccles. Sir,-
_Your
o authorities
the
received
vedSociety
a lat
Your letter of the 12th
August, instant, on the above subject has been referred
to me by the Lords of her Majesty's Treasury. I apprehend
that, under the circumstances stated the coins found are
unqueetienably "Treasure Teevo,,, and as such the
property of her Majesty, by virtue of the Royal prero-
gative; There is no Act of Parliament under which the
droVet4s this if 4 deriVed. Her Majesty is entitled under the
Common Law of tt gland. I am authorised by the Lords
of her Majesty's Treasury to mitred that you will trans-
mit to me the treasure if; some safe convveyance.
totit applieation en behalf of the finder will be
considered when ray Lords shall have cie!.ermined as to
the disposal of the coins,--I ate ..;
I ..ri your obedient ser-,
vent, R. R. REYNOLDS, Solicitor, her Majesty's Treasn::7•'
It only remains to add that a thorough washing aridetzleans
ingot the coins from the clay adhering to them has retlrteed
.he weight by more than one pound avoirdupois, so that
the number (estimated by
weight only) will not be so large
as at first supposed.--Manchester Guardian.
HORRIBLE SCENE AT A CIAOL.--The Montreal
&raid describes a horrible scene which was recently
witnessed in Canada. The courthouse and prison of St-
Scholastique caught fire, the flames spreading with great
rapidity. The prison contained six prisoners—three men
and three women, The men were with difficulty rescued.
The women could not be reached. One of them appeared
at a window and piteously implored, "Mon Dieu sauvez
nous 1 sauvez nous!" To relieve her was now beyond the
power of man. Men, women, and children who were
spectators of this scene fell on their knees, praying the
I Almighty to pits her. On the topmost step of a fragile
' ladder were the feet of the Rev. Mr. Barnabe, with hands
clasping the iron bars, imploring the poor creature to pre-
pare to meet her God. Here, at the risk of his life, he gave
tile dying creature the last consolation of his Church. Ere
it was completed the black smoke became red, and in it the
poor girl fell back to be neither heard nor seen again. Her
mother and sister were victims with her, but, neither of them
was seen or heard from outside; suffocation, no doubt, came
early over them. These three women had boon confined for
dotrqing t newly-born infant. .