The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-10 00:00:00

.... £433 5 8
"' _ 22 8 2

Passengers ...
Parcels, H. C. and D. ... --•

••• £455 13 10
Total •
Scorrrsm CErrrnAr. liAirm.ar.—Traffic for the Week
ending June 6, 1852:
Passengers (9,573), parcels, horses,
and carriages ... •-• ....E1,055 14 7
Goods, cattle, Fcc. 926 7 9

Total .. .. 1,982 2 4
Corresponding in last year,.. 1,800 12 1
Perth, June 9.
Cog, AND BANDON RAILWAY.—(20 miles open)—Return
of Traffic for the week ending June 5, 1852 :
Passengers, parcels, &c.£123 17 0
Merchandise, cattle,&e.
5... 50 0 7

Total £l73 17 7
Corresponding week 111851 (10 mils 3 open) •-
2
Passengers, parcels, &c. 30
Merchandise, cattle, 8ic.... •••• 06 9

Total
~,

' :.',l 2 11

23y8

03%
63

104%

94 ye

219 i
3914

89 p
86 p

ROYAL BOTANIC GA I? 1) ENS, REGENT'S'
PARK.
The second general exhibLien of plants and flowers
at these gardens took place yester:-!ey, but owing to tbe
wetuess of the weseher few persons were present bay
the, professional horticulturists immediately interested
in the show and those determined t mateurs whom no'
thing can daunt. In themselves the col'ections vacs) re'
markably fine, and although numerous, would have be_. t e„Il
more abundant had not the almost certain prospec"
continuous rani prevented the exposition of many to
The heaths and azaleas were, perhaps, the most Plot:
ful in proportion, and reflected great credit on tr
growers. The orchideous plants were also retnarkshfi
good, but not in such numbers as at the preceding Mee'
The same observation will apply to the quality of tIS
pelargoniums end the stove and greenhouse plants.,'
Roses, einerarias, calceolarias, end the other hosts coo'
pleted the crowds which filled the marquees. The
co:which generally attract so much attention, were
strained to expand their sweetness upon the vacant 311.
The American plants, which formed on the preceding
Saturday a special show by_themselves, but were thEn
rather backward in flower, owing to the coldness of "
season, were on Wednesday in magnificent conditit*
Nothing, indeed, was wanting but a sunny sky to have
made this exhibition most successful, the number u
tickets issued to the fellows end their friends having es.
ceeded all formers years. We subjoin an official list °1
the chief prizes awarded:—
MEDALS WITH THEIR MONEY VALUE. to
EXTRA GOLD, 301.—T0 Mr. Franklin, garaene,
Mrs. Lawrence, Ealing-park, for 25 orchids.
LARGE GOLD, 151.—T0 Mr. May, gardener to 11,
Lawrence, Ealing-park, Mr. Cole, gardener to bcr•
Colyar, Dartford, for 30 stove and greenhouse porl
and to Mr. Cole.
MEDIUM GOLD, 101.—To Mr. Green, gardener to $5:
E. Antrobus, Cheara, Surrey, for 20 stove and green
eer
house plants; Mr. Blake, gardener to Mr. J. H. Rtivu'
Stratford-green, for 25 orchids; Messrs. Rollinson sn
Son, nurserymen, Tooting. for 20 orchids; Mr. Wool
gardener to Mr. H. B. Derr, Cheshuut, Herts, for 2
orchids.

20
GOLD MEDAL, 7/.—To Mr. Speed, Edmonton for -0
stove and greenhouse plants; Mr. Smith, gardener
Mr. W. Quilter, for 12 cape heaths; Mr. Smith, 14°,,..'
wood, for 12 Cape heaths. Open class—Mr. Green, r'c,
de-mer to Sir E. Antrobus, for 10 greenhouse melt'
Mr. Robinson, gardener to Mr. J. Simpson, Thames
bank, Pimlico, for 12 pelargoniums in 8-inch polB'
Messrs. Lane and Son, nurserymen, Great SerialOr;
stead, for 12 distinct varieties of roses in 13-inch Pt;
LARGE SILVER GILT 5/.—To Mr. Stanley, pada-
for 30 stove and greenhfuso plants ; Mr. Dods, gao
dener to Sir J. Cathcart, Cooper's-hill, Surrey, I.°r io
stove and greenhouse plants ; Mr. May, garde
Mrs. Lawrence, for six greenhouse szsleas ; hfr
liams, gardener to Mr. C. B. Warner, Hodesdon,
for 25 orchids ; Mr. Green, gardener to Sir E 11,,.11"ro
,4
btu, for six orchids ; Mr. A. Rowland, Lewisham, 0.°7
for eight distinct varieties of roses in 13-inch pots. 0
LARGE SILVER, 41.—T0 Mr. Green, gardener to
E. Antrobus, for six tail cacti ; Ur. Msy, gardener
Mrs. Lawrence, for 12 Cape heaths ; Messrs. Rolli°,ls:t.
nurserymen, Tooting,- for 12 Cape heaths ;
rigor', gardener to Mr. E. Lowrance, Kentish Town' fo
12 pelargoniums in 8-inch pots ; Mr. Parker, garcle
to Mr. J. M. Srrachen, Teddington, for six Pew
goniunas in 11-inch pots ; Mr. Turner, nurser:o3o,
th,
Slough, for six fancy pelargoniums in S-inch pots
.712
Robinson, Pimlico, for cx filmy pelargoniums in 84138.
pots ; Mr. Hoyle, Reading, for Six pelargoniums •
Inch pots.

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ALLEGED MURDER AND VIOLATI°Ni;,
On Tuesday Mr. W. Baker opened an inquiry
Foresters' Arms, Old Ford-road, Victoria-park, roliF:
ing the death of Maria Leech, aged eighteen Yee",:e3
single woman, who was found dead in Sir Gel,
Duckett's Canal. Mr. John Parr, residing at No.
John's terrace, South Hackney, an independent gel:/j'eft
man, stated that the deceased was his servant. Sbar;
his residence on Friday morning at eleven o'clock, te
holiday, with directions to return at eight o'clock 1D d
evening. She was quite cheerful when she dePsrLry
and witness had not seen her alive since. She wag
regular in her duties, and attentive to the 6E11,7;
Witness had made inquiry and ascertained that h-cl
body had been found in the canal, which be go
shoe seen and recognised by her alms. putt
did not believe she had committed suicide.
heard that the had been on a visit to her aunt. Denfir,,
was an excellent servant, and had no followers.
Brown, the aunt, was called, and said that she 1,9 idgy
at Bromley. The deceased came to see her on xr'og,
last, and remained until seven o'clock in the eveoler,e
when the left to proceed across the fields to her resstol
house at Hackney. She had e, little basket with here
a pair of cloth boots, which she had purchased b 'her
she left witness. She had only a few coppers With., of
when she departed. Mr. Edward Moore, surgonhe
No. 86, Bethnal-green-road, said he had examinee' "-of
body, and found a bruise on the left eye, and vaarkl.
strangulation on the neck, as if the arm of some Por
o
son had been closely pressed round it, tell her nee (1.
exhibited marks as if they had been tightly gra'greie
There were bruises on other parts of her Po
son, which ho was of opinion had been °lied
previous to immersion in the water. Witness ay
also ascertained that some conn:!xion had very recelloy
taken place, but there was no hemorrhage proven
bee..
particular violence. Susannah Keppell, wife of altsu
shop keeper, stated that she saw the deceasedei
sailor on the Friday night, about ten o'clock. tesi.
entered the Yarmouth Arms, in Green-street, 13et'n be
green; but witness only knew her by the bonnet el
had on at the time. Vaughan, summoning officer, tie
s.
they had since found the deceased's shawl by the drag
ot
The basket had also been recovered at a public. 110115!„.
Folly-bridge, where it had been sold for a pint of, tithe b'w
e
on the Saturday, by some person who picked it up 10 to
field near the canal. No barges were allowed to Pa_.
through it. It was kept for pleasure-boats and battaa,
Towel-way
efor
police time
further inquiries.
waswa k
endo
in dangerous,frona
thn
main a nd
thoroughfare' t h e clece s
The inquest was adjourned to give the s

SEABORNE MALL .
[N signifies that the mails aro sent frors the General Post-oilloo
by tin night—and M by the morning

• • -
When made up in I From what! when
ruczs. General Post-office port dig" I due.
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June 17
America (by Brit. pkt.)N June 11 .; ..;Liverpool •• i ,
America (by U.S. pkt.) N
America (hy U.S. pkt.) .. „ILiverpool .. Arrivea
London: patched.
Australia (via South- I
ampton) .. „ „ M „ „ .. .. Southampt.
Ditto (via Marseilles) N, .. .., .. .. r Dover • • •
Ditto, via C. of G. Hope N August 2 .. • • !Plymouth..
..,.
31 *Tolle 9 •. .. ,Southampt. July 3
Africa (West coast).. N 14th of the month !Plymouth..
June .J-,.0
Alexandria* ........ N'l9th &-80th of use. Dover ..'June la
Belgium .. .. ... N Daily .. .. • • ;Dover .. IDES/1Y
I
Brazil .. • • .. AI 9th of the month ,Southampt. ',June 16
Buenos Ayres .. .. M 9th of the month Sonthampt. IJune 16
California(viaChagrer)M 2d& 17th of monthiSouthampt.l4ane 20_
Cape of Good Hope N• 14th of Jane .. Plymouth.. (June 29,
Cape do Verds .. .. N Augo3t 2 .. .. I PlyMoll2ll •• J ulle 2
Constantinople* .. •. N 7th 17th 27thof mo Dover .. Arrived
Central America .. M2d & 17th of mon.Southampt. June 22,at
Channel Isles .. .. N 'Mon., Wed., &FrLlSouthsuript. Tu. 'Ths°
Chili .. .. .. M!l7th of the mouth Sonthampt. June 20
France .. .• `r fa N, Twice daily .. • • ver .. TwicOvi
Greece* .. „ .. N 7t1317th 27th of mo Dover .. ,Arrived
' r London .. T• Aton.Tpw , _
14ollund® .. ....
Tlonduras .• •.
Ireland .. .. M& N Twice daily .. ..IHolyhead.. Twicedsw
~..
hi-N
wTneesdndeasy. &saFribadtuay. London „ Imes. est.
. N 17th of the moathiSoutharcpt. June 20:g.,
India (via Southamp.) M 20th of the month Southampt, !Rine 22
riot. (viamareemes) •Nath& 24th ofinonthlDover „,„ ,June.l7
N 15th of mouth Plymouth..
mlnaduiari,tvialase..of G...H0p..e N 15th of month i Plymouth ..
mail,*
..
„„ .. Lit i2:o3fofthheofra
M,:loth of the month Southampt. Jane 17
Mediteri ...glean (via I 4
Msedionthtemrrra;eano (vl.a.
marseillea) .. .. N Bth& 24th ofmouth Dover ..',June,,__, .17'
month..n t h Southampt.;JUU 'a
madcdra .. .. .. M,9th of the month Southampt. June 1.
i j Dover 1
Malta* •• •• I 7th,17th,19th,27th 1 .(Irxived
Naples* •• • • • • N sth 15th 25th ofrno Dover ...T,lin: 1
12
Papal States* .. .. N •sth 15th 25th cf mo 'i
Dover • • ;Jana :
Penir MI 7th .. .. M 7th 17th 2/7thef mo Southampt. ,Juno • -
Peru .. .. .. .. M 17th of the month Southampt Ilene 20
Tuscany* .. .. .. N sth 15th 25th ofmo Dover • ; !June el
west Indies .. .. M 17th of the month Sonthampt.
Jane ~,.. ,
West Indies (except
Havanna & Nassau) hi 2d of the month .. SonthamPt•l
- -- -- _chit

* The mails to those countries thus marked 09 - .....i bl
are con*..,--
French packet vial Marseilles. log
The India mail, via Southampton, will be made up on the e*cfi.,
of the 19th instant, in consequence of the 20th falling on a Siln:to
The Peninsula mail will be made up on the morning of the
instant, in consequence of the 27th falling on a Sunday.

) THE BANK FORGERIES AT SHEFFIELD..--Ertle9V
Grapel, whose examination on several charges of bank for'
genies appeared in Saturday's publication, was again brought
up before the Sheffield borough magistrates on WednesdaY;
Mr. Mullens, solicitor to the Bankers' Association, aPPeare-
to conduct the prosecution. The only additional evidence
was the proof, on the part of the Coventry and Warwickshire
Banking Company, of the forgery of the draught for 1981
Ile. 2d., which the prisoner paid to Messrs. Joseph Rodger°
and Sons, cutlery manufacturers, in September, 1851, in psi;
merit for goods which he had purchased to the amount el
801. Payment of money was also proved in the case of the
forgery at West Bromwich, where a draught on Smitb,
, Payne, and Smith's, of London, in the name of the Man-
chester and Liverpool District Bank at Stafford, was paid on
, and nobod;
the 29th ult. to Messrs. Davies and Bloomer, of Goldshill
New Ironworks. After the depositions had been read, tbe
prisoner said—" The statements of the witnesses are perfectly
"
true. lam the only guilty one. I executed the forget
,and there is nobody else implicated • in any way.
word about it." The prisoner
executed all with my own hands
was committed to York for
trial at the assizes.
CORONER'S INQUEST.— On Thursday _____:—
last an 10'
quest was held at Blaidstone Ed-
wards Chittenden, a young else knew, irl
on the body of William
• ese
of a butcher at Maioistone manlt who carried on the busin _
produced before the coroner. appeared from the evidenc!
to supply the barracks that the deceased bad contocteu
with meat d that the deliver'
of a portion of the contract , ~anon„
both as to its objection had been taken to 1,9
quality and its fdeceased b&
came excited, and sh ,freshness. The ,.
ortly afterwards was found with 0'
throat cut in a buil ' Alt
ding formerly used as the workhouse.
was also shown that
several members of his family had de
stroyed themselves whilst under mental delusion. -The jail
after a long-continued investigation, returned a 'verdict el
"Temporary insanity."
THE MANCHESTER CHARITIES.—The Tb Otte
Royal, Ma h er•
nc ester, has been thrown open for six nights P ,0
formances, in order that the gross receipts may be devoted 1
the benefit of the various charitable institutions of Manch°.
ter and Salford. The performances commenced on Mond el
evening, under the distinguished patronage of the Queelil
Prince Albert, and most of the influential inhabits:3o °...
Manchester and its'neighbourhoorl. In addition to the inere_;
of the dramatic corps of the Theatre Royal, who at once volam.
teered their assistance, several performers of einineace (T 0
eluding Miss Helen Faucit, hir. and Miss Vandinhoff, k 1;,..
the
Glyn, Miss Fanny Vining, the Bateman chileren, andr ift,
Barry Sullivan) have given their gratuitous services foabro
occasion. The receipts on Monday and Tuesday
realised;were
2601., and a handsome sum of money is likely to, be
.
i. Most
PROTECTIONIST ESTIMATES.—PerherS
lf° totectionist
curious item in the estimates agreed to by the -.„1. to of our
Government is the estimate that has been f°l '''' h geed ad
national honour, which (vide the Mather case) as
down at two lawadrod and forty pounds.—rocia*
_. .