The Sun.
London, England, 1852-09-01 00:00:00

ANGE.-TUESDAIG

COURSE OF EXC

Amsterdam .......... Al 19%
Ditto, three months 12 1%
itterdam .......... 12 1
Antwerp.• ............ 25 52%
Brumels.. •• ...... 25 52%
imburgh ........... 13 9h
Altona ........ • •
Paris, 3 days'nght 25 Z'O
Ditto. 8 months .... 25 523
Marseilles ............ 25 52%
Frankforton.Maine.... 121 U
8................
Vienna, effeo. flo •••••• 11 59
Trieste, ditt0.......... 12 0
Potersbargh .......... 37%
Madrid • • 49%
Cadiz ................
B,reelona •• .•
Seyllle4• •• •• •• •• •• •• ••

MARKET NEWS.-'THIS D

latter are 4,450 barrels.
ARRIVALS THIS virBBK •
Wheat. • Barley. Malt.
....—.........•••••
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs.
Englldi ...... 1,050 20 1,210
Irish .....•.• Olt;
........._.:7111:2ati0r...:
1 700
—_ , ,
Foreign .• •• .. 3,660 2___________,lso 4,150'
_.Ol

no=ouGz 330 P 1V1A.33.31MT...t. bat be
1,-11 yvaillUg are mouerate requvo., ba
other kinds are very dull. Picking is expected to
generally commenced about the 12th instant.
NATHITECHAPEL.
Prime Beef and Mutton commanded a steady trade, 01
higher rates. In other kinds of meat very little doll*
Beef, from 2s 4d to 3s 6d; Mutton, 2s 10d to 452 d; Lan3
4s to 5s ; Veal, 2s 8d to 3s 10d; Pork, 23 6d to 33
per Blbs by the carcase.
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MARLBRO'-STREET—(THIS DAY')
PICKPOCKETS.— William Jackson, and Robert SOW'.
were brought before Mr. Bingham, charged with Win.
picked the pocket of 11 lady in L icester-square. g
as b 1
It appeared from the evidence of William Boach•le
itinerant rszor-grinder, that on Tuesday last, 0
band of the Scots Fusilier Guards, was proceedingth`d
their barracks -rough I 3icester-square, he Bev/ the
prisoners very industriously occupied in picking
_e.
pockets of various ladies assembled to hear the 0311.1,,%,
and Sutton eventually succeeded in abltractiog from rea
pocket of one lady a purse, which he immediately WI" 0
to Jackson, upon which witness gave an alarm Ober
police-constable who apprehended Jackson, the,°t to
prisoner escaping. but, coming to this court tukt 0
look after the welfare of his comrade in misfortune,
was apprehended and placed in the deck by his eide.,' it.
Mr. W. F. Howe severely cross-examined this ,„0,
ness, and elicited that he was a sort of amateur P°11"0
man, and, also, that on a former occasion he bad °-
no_
_thing of the abstraction of a purse. whit
Mr.
Inspe,tor Lester applied for a remand, -
Mr. Bingham acceded, in the h p that the third pe
implicated would be apprehendeod."
Mr. Howe trusted that as far as Jackson sos con
'
corned the remand would be final, there being 0° eon,
donee upon which the magistrate could adjudicate.
_'„l e
'
_ Mr. BINGHAM then remanded the prisoners ent
Tuesday next, intimating that ho would then dispose
t?..ie case.

Vbirb Vllttion#
LINCOLisi RACES.

(THIS DAY•)

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAP
Tho Revival Staked

walked over

Audubon...

••
Her Majesty's Plate.

Musician
Tordesillas

Eight ray.
The Reaper has just arrived for the Brod`lesbf
Stakes.

ELOPEMENT. Porttintouth
An elopement took place lest week
frlul regret, not
which has been the source of deep sinful regret,
which
only to those who were intimate shahw
family
to the inhtibi-
one of the parties to it was a member, but lady con-
tants of the locality generally. The young of con-
cerned was one of the daughters of a gendrs e,
me
her"
ediate
siderable wealth, whose mansion is in the lin
vicinity of Portsmouth, on the sea shore ; and
self was of very great personal attractions and btu
complishments, and possessed in her own
it is said, of 2,0001. She was twenty-one y
her
of age, and the person with whom she eloped was
10.
father's groom. It appears that, with a view to the
result now stated, the latter had some weeks sine,
proceeded to London and consulted a legal gentle'
man of note upon the subject, asking him his opinion
as to what danger, if any, he should run in eloping
with his master's daughter. He also inquired as to wha
would become of the 2,0001. to which the:young lady we°
entitled. To these answers he had satisfactory replies,
it would appear; the young lady being of age, and the
money being clearly her own. He was at the same time
cautioned not to convey away
any property whatever be-
longing to his master. Upon this measures were taken,
and one day last week the pair proceeded to the Fare-
ham station of the South-Western Railway, from whence
they proceeded to London, where on Saturday, we are
informed, they were married by special license. The
groom is described as young, and or good appearance.

Tnß DUTCH INDIES.—TIIE HACITIB.--According
to the official report of the commerce between Java and
Madeira in the y ppear 1851, it aears that the imports
amounted in value to 43,631,090 dollars, of which above
38,003,000 dollars were in goods, and above 5,01'1,000 dollars
in ready money; of which viers was from the Netherlands
20,238,805 doliers in goods, and 3,260,851 dollars in ready
money. The exports amounted to 73,789,056 dollars, of
which 72,000,000 dollars were in goods, and the rest to
ready motley. Of t
11 .9 was exported, itt products of the
Indian .A”cuipelego, for private hands, to the value of
22,t 30,f 30 dollars, and to the Netherlands. on account of
the Government, through the Commercial Company, to the
value of r'most 46,000,000 dollars, which were exported for
Private accounts. 8,779,494 dollars were sent to the Nether..
lancla, and to other countries 8,801,464 dollars, and to the
Indian Archipelago 4,508,952 dollars. In the year 185.1
there arrived at Java and Madeira 3,00 ships more than m
the preceding year, and 492 more left than in the previous
yen r The state revenuei bas also increased 1,508,275 dol-
lars; in the year 185 it mounted to 6,576,802
Wiener Zeitung, Aug. 27!

Gibraltar,. •• •• •• .• .• ••
Leghorn .. ••..••• • • • '8 2u5 654
Genoa.. • • • • .• •• •• " "
Milan . •• •• .• •• '8 ,
Venice........ •• •• •• •• 414
Naples .....• •• •• •• " ,
Palermo, peros..... •• •• :21Z
Messina •• .• .. ••• • ••
b 3 Yi
Lisbon.. •• •••••• •• • " 534 k
Oporto .••• •• ••" •• ••janeiro ••
Qio
Buenos Ayres .. •• •• ••
New York, 60 claret/IFM

Philadelphia ..........
PZIOZO OF BULLION, MI (04
Foreign Geld in barS..l3 17 9
Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 0 0
SpanishDoubloona .. 0 0
New Dollars ...... 0 4 10
01
Silver in bars ........ 5

LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(THIS DAY-)
LONDON, SEPT. I.—Wind this day at noon VI,
cloudy at times with pmaing showers.
QuEENST OWN, AUG. 30.—Wind W.S.W.--Arrda
Brenda, Lumley, Shark's Bay; Alpha, Howe, Vali*.
raiso; Stefano, Minnett, and Annett- Matilds,lbraiilst
Hydr's, Aberg, Galata. Ski. Carolina, New York.
LIMERICK, AUG. 30.—Wind W.—Arrd, Argent",
Jackson. Bar badoes.
WARRENPOINT, AUG. 29. E Wind W.—Arrd. Venn.,
Catharine, and Wave, Ibrat'. Sld. Brothers, Sf. Joh"
New Brunswick.
SHIELDS, AUG. 30.--Wind W.—Sid. Op
CU CAl-
cutta.
OFF DARTMOUTH, AUG. 30.-IComus, Z 1136114
Maracaibo; Andreas, Splund, Valparaiso.
FLEETWOOD, AUG. 31.—Wind N.W.—Arrd. Cath‘
cart, Alland, i
HARTLEPOOLM,rarnichi. AUG. 31.--Wind W.—Sid. 110(101
Margarita, Santander.
IIuLT„ AUG. 31.—WPad S. W.—Oscar, Aches, Rig.-
Sld. Speedwell, Riga.
DEAL, AUG. 31. Wind W.S.W.---Arrd. Veal*
Edeles, Wilmington; Najade, Voss, Trieste. Lend
irangua td,
Africa; Echo, Richibucto; Cassitilla, Quebec;srehll'
Garwood, Port Philip; Duke of Richmond, B
Shanghai; Bahackpsre, Underwood, Wharop Car'
os; rl!'
Spence, Moulmein; Royal Albert, and Jane Pirie,
cutta; John Bright, India; Rachel, Trent, and Thows
'
Chadwick, Colombo; Ann, and William Frederink,
Callao; Elio, Buenos Ayres; Ealing, Tobago; beam,
[fallen, Trinidad-de-Cuba • Isabella, Rogers. Sanis
Martha ; Chimbuayo, Wilson, Baltimore ; Chant
Crocker, Duncan, River St. Lawrence; Arabia, Jit•
t.
bhHeeoni Hobart nn
Madras; .syrAi a r r
ai vnpedda
rAafrom
at he River,
T 1
Close, Ll• ox Cocrim
, Montreal. Sail Or
Princess,
Bahia; Actaeon, Benson
Rio Janeiro.
Esperanto, Punta Arenas; Sea Gull, Colon Oh
Port
The Mau sloop
RAMSGATE, AUG. 31.—Wind
ashore off Whiteness.
FALMOUTH, Auo. 31.—Wind W.—Arrd. Atal%lll'
Akyab; Richard Mount, Cohn, Bahia; IntreP,.iu,: )fi
lem, Labrador. Put back, Edith, ValPara'''
port Frres, Nixon, Mauitius.
PILL,e AUG. 31.—Windr W.—Arrd. St. Lalol3lloo a ad
Commerce, Quebec. ne CO
GLOUCESTER, AUG. 31.—Arrd. Zion's 11(fr-'
noLIVr, Quebec. Eli 01
ERPOOL, AUG. 31.—Wind Neat'
Charles, Lewis, Buenos Ayres; Uriel, Foster, iolz;
Orleans; Speed, Grundeth, St. John's, New Bru°1„0.
Crescent, Nickerson, Nova Scotia; United litng,-,".0:
and Rhea Sylvir, Quelec; Pearl, Newfoundland; "into;
Karston, Taganrog; Albatross, Geves, .Adelaide, South
Australia; Pegasus, Woodfine, Sierra Leone; Switz
yor
01,
land, Carter, Charleston; A. Y. Chandler, New
Admiral Nelson, Gaspe,
Quebec. Sid. Zorgoliet, Batavia; Tbanis, St. du.sT:vo
Rankin, and Agsanlac;*
New Brunswick; Sir Robert Campbell, Halifax' led
Scotia; Briton. Quebec; Kelpie, Rio Janeiro;
John Russell, Pernambuco; Colonel Cutts, New Ch I°l I,
Off port, Wharfinger, Africa; Irene, Rio Grande; ie
bin, Quebec. foundlati
PLYMOUTH, AUG. 31.—Arrd. Molina, New
CHATHAM, AUG. 31.—Arrd. Minerva, Nyatiena• Cubess
PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 31.—Arrd. her Majesty's B
Vestal, West Indies.
COWES, AUG. 31.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Nordlyse
Kits, Santos. Sid. Due d'Orleans, New York.
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CORN EXCHANGE—WEDNESDAIr
The supply of English Wheat here today was obief3
composed of new in very middling condition. For n°,,,..
parcels we had a steady inquiry, at fully Monday's t-
tations. In all other kinds next to nothing was 011
but no further decline took place in prices. For forsito
delivery very few transactions were reported. The i°.
ports of foreign Wheat are 3,660 quarters. Althougbi,
the demand was by no means active, late rates were vie*
supported. Floating cargoes dull. No arrivals of Art,
reign Barley have taken place, and those al
English have he'll very limited. v~~.
In the . .
5051047
lue of that grain no change you'
Fine new Malt produced fall currencies, but old parco a
commanded very little atten►iar. The Oat trade was
tolerably steady, at late rates. Beane, Peas, Indian
Corn, and Flour, as last advised. The imports of the
latter are 4,450 barrels.
ARRIVALS TIII