The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-30 00:00:00

GERMANY.

The. Deutsch Volkshail, under date of Stutgardt,
221, says—" The general subject of conversation
here is the distinguished reception given at Strasburg
by Prince Louis NAPOLEON to Lieutenant-General
DE SPITZENBERG, whom the KING had sent to com-
pliment him in his name. The General always occu-
pied the place of honour near the PRINCE, who con-
versed familiarly with him, a circumstance which was
more particularly remarked at the ball, and to this
may he added that General SPITZENBERG is the only
one of the foreign envoys who obtained the grand
cross of the Legion of Honour. All the people of
i Wurtemberg are basides delighted at the welcome
they met with at Strasburg, and they have acquired,
the conviction that Alsace, which was formerly
The Cologne.
formerly-
Socialist, t, is now devoted to the President."
the regime
of the Prince Regent of Baden prolongs
to th
of the state of war on his territories to Ist
September.
ceeded from the deliberations Gazette, under date of Berlin 27,
82.3%—"The-Minister of the Interior has just ad-
dressedthe representation of presidents of provinces a resolution to.
must
the effect thaet, aside the bills which have pro-
to the principles ofe of the First Chamber,
e people must be brought back
to that effect. It is statd
the old communal constitution,
Raster
and that they
old communal constitutthieoen
consequently make propositions
inwi l thisl bein o resolutiondise d a
according
itnhge
ofG Gazette statesrr:
Railway,
the King of
t o
Tthheenercersussistii:agricultural and com-
mercial situation of the counnetw
blleorgpentotbDe
antzie n extending
k on the Bth of August.
Prince ALBERT of Prussia has embarked on board a
steamer for St. Petersburg
h.
h. Prince A IIGUSTUS of
Wurtemberg, Count MEasnoarr POIIILLY, the
BiArowmi
Austrian Ambassador, and MM. DE MAYENDOET
and DE ROCIIOW embarked on board the same vessel.
The " coalesced States," as they are called, which
were represented in the Congress at Darmstadt—that
is, the minor States of the Zollverein—caused it to be
declared in the last sitting of the Customs' Congress
at Berlin, that they will not consent to maintain the
, Zollyerein unless it shall consent to treat with Austria.
1 A letter from Vienna, of the 22d, sAye:".."llic,

Beasts.
821

Beast's.

with Sheep, STVETWILFI•kIIaII.
The show of Beasts in to-day's market was limited as
to number, and very deficient in quality; nevertheless,
the demand for all breeds ruled heavy, at barely Mon-
day's quotations. We were but moderately supplied
in which a fair amount of business was
transacted, at late ratan, the primest Old Downs being
worth 4s per 8 lbs. There was an improved inquiry for
Lambs, and in some instances Down qualities ad-
vanced' 2d per 8 lbs, 5s 4d having been obtained for
them. Calves were in good supply, and steady re-
quest, at full currencies. In Pigs, next to nothing
doing. Mulch Cows were selling at from 171. to 191
each, including the small Calf.
:Per 81bS. tO Milk the offal.
s. d. to s. d.l
interior Beasts..... 2 4 2 6
Second quality •.. 2 8 '2
10
Prime large Ozer.• • 3 0 3 6
Prime Seota .. •... 3 8 310
Large coarse Calves 2 6 3 6
Primesmall ditto .. 3 8 4 0
Si ckl'az Calves 13 0 13 0
Lambs •4 5 4
TOTAL SUPPLY
I
Eheep.
10,100
SCOTCE
Sbe".

s. d. to s. d
(ferior Sheep •• 210 3 0
Second val. Sheep 3 2 3 4
Coarse-weolled ditte3 6 3 8
Southdown Wethet 310 4 0
'Oltto out of the woo! C 0 0 0
Large Bogs .• •... 2 8 3 4
0, mall l'ofnera ••.. 3 6 14 8
Quarter old ?iga ..16 0 19 0
AT MA itKET.
Calves. I tigs.
410 310
1 ri; s

Calves.

FOREIGN t4urrLY.
Beasts (
sheep. I Calves.
320 i 1,964 'k,,o _
lIEV.TGATZ ANI9 Z.Z.1.0.13M.71111.1•31.
A fair average business was doing here today, a
full pticoi:—

rigs.
70

At per stone ty the Carcase.
s. d. to s. d. s. d. to s.
Beef, inferier...... 2 2 2 4 Mutton, interior .. 2 8 210
-- middling ••• • 2 6 2 8 1-. middling •• 3 0 3 6
- prim& arge .. 210 3 0 prime ••.. 3 8 310
- prime small .. 3 2 3 4 Pork•large• ••••• • • 2 6 3 C
Veal.• ............ 2 8 310 - small .. 3 2 3 6
Lamb. 4s 2d to 58 2d.
23011011GH NOP 21.1161/410ET.

The favcurable accounts at hand from nearly the whole
of the plantations, rupecting the appearance of the
blue, have caused the trade to rale exceedingly heavy, at
drooping prices. The duty has aciNanc‘d to 185,0001
Present rates as under and East Kent pockets,
61 63 to 101 10s ; Weald of Kent, 6! 6s to 717 s ; Sussex,
5/ 8s to 615 s ; Yearlings, 31 105 to 51; Old Olds, 11 to
21 lOs per cwt.

coxoznara.
SuGArt.—There has been a futier supply of British
Plantation, and prices have declined 6d rer cwt. Bar-
badoes at auction sold at 37s 61 to 393 for fine yellow,
353 to 373 for good mid and gccd, 33i to 34s 6d for
mid, and 303 to 323 for inferior. Refined has been
dull and rather cheaper; brown lumps 453 to 45s 6d,
,
and ord to fine grocery 463 to 483 per cwt.EAST INDIA,—Lower prices have teen accepted for
Bebgal, and cnly about 3 000 or 4,000
bags found
39s 6d, ord to good 34s to 375, damp and washed 33a to
—Rename, fine and sovrior, 37s Gd to
to fine grainy yellow 374 to 403; mid
olsyd:o 41s 6d, good to fine like Mauritius
yellow,
ditto 26s to 26s Gd per cwt. Madrrs—About 800 begs
b3,3oBhys3i,etterosadiipttu,:b6gl4idocl, 80 i t
brown 23s to 253 6d, and ord yellow
for good brown. Mauritius hes been in fuller supply
and cheaper, about 5,000 begs selling at 32s 6d to 33s
63 for ord yellow, and 253 to 253 6d
278 to 293 for mid to low mid brown, and 22s 6d to 23s
6d for very low brown.
30$ to 32s for low mid to mid ditto,
FOREIGN.—There has been a demand for floating
cargoes, and hullers are firm, although not much has
hpeu done. Yellow Havannah has Lien sold afloat at
broughtform:a
6206 f:
203 6d to 223 6d for numbers 12 to 15. Brown Bahia
has been told fora near port et 17s 3d per cwr. Porto
Rico was mostly bought in at 33s to 373 6cl for low end
mid, and at 30, to 433 for go:1 ;."4,C1 fine.
coFFE..—The market has been inactive for most
sorts, and reduced quotations have been accepted.
Pianto,tiou Ceylon. has been about is lower, but holders
have not ev.,,ced any marked inclination to accept the
reduced rates; fine his realised 64s to 678 6d, small
colory to tine 51s to 7R
• -as good mid to good 583 to 635,
in, Enid 54s to gil 57s
, , -‘-.9 ord to fine ord triage 42s to 475.
Native has mi",lee been dull, and salts of good ord
have been made at 44s per cwt in a few cases only, and
mostly at 368. Costa Rica was taken in at 483 for fine
ord. A little Jamaica sold at 463 to 493 6d for fine to
fine cri•
spic,s.—A decline of 1
Per lb has occurred in white
mid being sold bid fitv per lb. Malabar
Pepper, in at to
wn3taken in at 44.1 for heavy. Grenada Nutmeg
brought 23 3d to 2s 5d per lb. Ginger has tended
downwards.
Ries —There Ina not bran much disposition to ope-
rate. .1
Java, a cargo -*
3,760 bags sold at and after the
sale at Os 9d to lls 3d for fair to good white. Some
datn3ged Arracan realised 4s to 8s; Bengal partly found
buyers at 93 to 103 for mid.
COCHINEAL.—Full prices have been supported. Hon-
duras silvers, 4s to 4s 3d; and Mexican, 3a lid to 4s
per lb.
COTTON.—The demand has increased, and an advance
of ad per lb has be p
en aid.
T5,.......F0r low to good common Congou there hes
bean more demand, at 71d to 8d per lb. The better
sorts of black have been neglected. Fine green is
wanted.
CocoA.--The demand has not improved.
TALLOW.--.Thi3 article has been firm, with a fair
business doing.
INDIGO.—The result of these sales appears in the
City article.
GREEN FnulT.—S om e arrivals of Oranges and Le-
mons have taken PIM by steamers and sailing•ships
from Lisbon, which were much required, and
realised good prices. The sale of Pineapples continues
brisk; 20,000 sold by Keeling and Runt at, public sale,
were taken freely by the trade at the average prices oh-
tainod at previous sales. Two cargoes of Barcelona
Nuts have arrived, which has tended to lower the price
is per bag. .....„

New Parliament will assemble about the
THE NEW P
MEETING. " ARLIAMENT.—It is ex-
pthefrtdedwtehekat
DosuunExs —lt is enacted in the Com-
mon Law Procedure Act that no pleading shall be deemed
insufficient for any defect which could heretofore only be ob-
• l demurrer.
jetted to by specla
inthOerceibitiert.ions were passed authorial/1g
WAY Come
WYCOMBE ItAll, COMPANY.—A special general
the meeting of the proprietors was held We
a
, --er-ay, at the offices
3 Park-street Wes -
of the company, So. . .
of , tminster ; Mr. Emery
in the chair. On the motion the chairman, seconded by
Mr. Radcliffe,
gernents with the Great Western Railway
reduc-
tion of the capital to 100,000 L, the reduction of each share
from 151. to 101., and empowering the directors to accept
carry out arran
surrenders of shares for the purpose of being cancelled, to
Company. Mr. F. B. Ward, of Bristol, was elected a directorY
the number of directors being increased
of the company,
then adjourned.
.nine. The meeting
POTATO DIGGINGB.—We have been informed that
no less a sum than 6,000/. has been paid through one of the
banks of Penzance, by two firms in London, for potatoes
forwarded from the neighbourhood during the past few
-weeks.—Devonshire Chronicle.
AN INVITING COUNTRY.—A new settler some-
where in Missouri gives the following graphic description of
the country and people in that section of Uncle Sam's do-
minions : —"As for the country, the land is as cheap as dirt,
and good enough, but the climate is rainy, blowy, end
sultry. The people die so fast here, that every men has his
third wife,and ever/ Nyman 0 0 Widow.",