The Sun.
London, England, 1852-01-27 00:00:00

THE SUN;

L?,' y yys ~...-.; H PM'. 7'i G----( THiS 1 k A '',' .j t The con:Tisk:ant caw no more of the defendant till
LUNDuN„JAN. 27. 'i':, i;.e: a_ iio...ii, ';3.E , f .3ala bzeeze 7,''',tEidd.Y t when he q'Pit'acnee3 L'-us av ni6 °thee in
an sqoahy, with lain. qiU 0.
The ilviendant etonied tilt, ell?..rge of fraut.i, an.l nni;; he
LoNGSWILLY, JAN. 24.— TL. 71,:,-,,,,,:.,,,,, stenciler
Liverpool to Ballina, Tut in kcre t Jul-. The Feneli 13.1;i money in tile IL.ooli Britis.ls .35;,1.: et t.tv:i time he
steamer is ashore. 'gave prosecutor the e1_;,r;•,,1.
GLOCCESTER.—SIdQ UEENSTOWN, JAN. 25. Wind Westerly,--Arrd. . Admiral, New Orleans. This Mr. White &nit-J.
Defendant saidii.e wi:a a housekeeper, ni-,,1 ka;7l raid
Ord Nelson, Mauritius; John Rotsort, (13!110.(13!110.rs.es and trace f.or iffy presuiti-caidenee tor ihrt:e years,
arn.i it was not likely he should knowiogiy cor_ainit the
DOVER, JAN. 26.—The Esrl of Errol, of and from
otko-e) in Tr stiou.
Sunderland for Boulogne, sprung a leak on the 19th,
AL.. BINGUAM ad :.turned the case till to-morrow, and
and went down on the 20th January; crew auv.,tl.
in 401. to
MARyPORT, JAN. 26.—The Factors cons:-nted to take defendant's rce -nizarcc :,tii , from Dublin, is
On shore. appear on that tiny.
SCARBOROUGH, JAN. 26.—The Meehanee, on shore in
Feltz Bay, has got oil and into this place.
MALDON, JAN. 26.—The Master of the Wave, from
Sunderland, reports several sunken wrecks off Ald.
bnr
-.ov-ht
, 5 to which no buoys are attached.
L'EAL, JAN. 26.—Wind W.S.W.; P.M. fresh at S.W,
t...-Arrd. from the River, Saye, Adelaide, South Au_-
(-1441 Hindoo, Calcutta; Gilmore, Madras; Elizabeth.
Cape of Good Hops; Lusitania, Pars; Duchess or
Portland, Berbice; Tar, Tobago. Sld. Oriental, Mpg,-
k°,9g; Patrick Henry, New York.
441VERPOOL, JAN. 26.—Wind S.W., fresh.—Arrd.
ftthelstan, Calcutta; Evertor, Mauritius; Bieck Prince
lief
Empire State, New York; Bhurtpore, St. John's:
lief, Brunswick; Industry, St. John's, New Brunswick;
04relcit Calcutta; Haste, Bonny; Denison, Antigua;
‘reorge Washington, New Orleans; Lady Sale, New
tolileans; Tuscarora, Philadelphia; Star of the West,
ew York; Racer, New York; Plymouth Rock, Bos-
itn• SW. Mangerton, Port Philip; Annio, Charleston;
tz,Larraganset, Philadelphia ; Sardinian, New York.
rut back Fairfield, Calcutta. The Lceds, steamer, Dub-
tolin this port, which was abandoned on the 24th inst.
about Port Lyons, was seen Testerday morning s•ill afloat,
twenty-two miles N. by W. from the Light ship.

HAYMARKET THEATRE.

A. aew two-act comic opera, entitled Aminta the
Coquette, the music of which is by Mr. Howard
Glover, who is already most favourably known to
the public not only as the author of some of the most
exquisite ballad compositions of the day-, but also as
the composer of the serenata Hero and Leander,
was produced here last evening with the most
triumphant and deserved -success. The scene of
the plot is laid in Spain in the year 1650, and the
story is as follows :—Aminta (Miss Louisa Pyne) is
the greatest beauty and the greatest coquette in a
certain village, of which Don Tenorio de Tenebroso
(Mr. Weiss) is the Alcalde. She has of course a
number of adorers, but the .two chief pretenders to
her hand are Don Tenorio and Fernandez (Mr. W.
Harrison). She secretly loves Fernandez, but he,
diitrected at her coquetry, joins Garcias (Mr.
Corri), a contrabandist, is token by the soldiers, and
on his own confession condemned to death. Don
Alonzo (Mr. Caulfield), the commander, at the en-
treaties of Aminta, consents to spore her lover's life,
but Don Tenorie, glad of an opportunitY of getting
rid of a rival, insists on no mercy being shown
him. Immediately afterwards, however, several
large hampers of smuggled Bordeaux are brought to
him, and Garcias himself appears from one of the
hampers, with an order for the Bordeaux, signed by
the magistrate himself. He willingly gives his con-
sent to the pardon of Fernande z, and also accepts an
invitation to dance at the wedding of Fernandez and
Aminta. The music with which Mr. Howard Glover
has illustrated this story is of a highly dramatic cha-
racter; each piece most skilfully reproduces the sen-
timent of the situation, and through the whole there
runs a vein of delicious and taking melody which
cannot fail to make Aminta one of the most popular
operas of the day. The opera is studded with songs
of the most taking character ; one of which, a most
piquant ballad, " What a thing is love," (sung with
great point and humour by Mrs. Caulfield, as
Paquita), was honoured with a double encore. Miss
Louisa Pyne sang a very sparkling cavatina, " I do
not love," in a style of brilliant execution
that cannot be surpassed. Her duet with Har-
rison, " Let not jealousy," was also very beautifully
rendered. Harrison himself is admirably fitted. He
has two ballads, " Queen of my soul," and " Golden
sun," both of which were encored, and which will
become the most popular pieces in his repertoire.
IrVeiFs, too, has an admirable song, which he sings as
admirably, " Brightest beauty," which we opine will
he the song of the season for boxy tones.
The concerted music is excellent, and is composed
and arranged in such a manner as to prove that Mr
Howard Glover is one of the most accomplished mus

MARKET NE WS.—( THIS DAY.)
RAY IYEATLICETS.
SMITHFIELD.—Meadow, Hay, 2/ 15s to 31 178 03;
Clover ditto, 31 5s to 41 6s; and Straw, 11 Os to 116 s per
load. Supply moderately good, and trade dull.
CUMBERLAND.—Meadow flay, 2117 s Od to 3118 s 01,
Clover ditto, 315 s to 4l 4s; and Straw, 11 is to 117 s per
lead. A full average supply, and a sluggish demand.
WIIITECHA.PEL.—Meadow Hay, 21 16s to 31 18s 01,
Clover ditto 3/ 7s to 41 7s; adtraw, 1 / Os to 1164 pet
oad. Trade dull, at our quotations.
COZONXZ.2..
SUGAR.—There was rather an improved demand for
tiiritiah Plantation at the close of last week, and 900
rds found buyers at stiff prices. At auction 1,560
dg2 Mauritius, 3,500 bags Bengal, and 4.200 bags Ma-
as met good competition, and realised very full prices.
'
gn-350 cases brown Bahia have been sold
11,1' export at 15s. The quantity of British
loutation landed last week at the East and
it India Docks was 1,352 hhds 56 tierces
ti barrels ; there were taken for home consump-
-4,„41, 1,579 hogsheads 155 tierces 362 barrels. The
~elt in the same place is 15,987 hogsheads 1,837
tier
bees 3,597 barrels.
r,'ltlistED is in good demand; brown lumps are 43s 6d.
6 "!EE —Of 4,450 bags Costa Rica at auction, about
b(2:, sold at the full value of 43s for good ord pale ; 640
4-91c,d Washed Rio were taken, in at nominal prices, but
1,1: begs Bahia partly sold at 34s Gd for ord. Good ord
'give Ceylon is 39?.
V"ll3l—The quantity landed last week at the East and
t.iest India Docks was 259 puns 21 hhds; there were
X:%l for home consumption 232 puns 5 hhdr, and ex-
04d 62 puns 78 hhds. The stock in the same places
i,,352 puns 1,073 hhds.
4'lOE is firm.
jALLow.—P. Y. C. is 36s to 36s 3d, per cwt. on the
-eet, and Town 39s 6d per cwt. Not much is doing.
op:JILL—The current prices are:—Congou, ord to good
d to 9d; mid, 94-4 to loci her blackish leaf,
1"14 to lid; blackish leaf, 111 d toffs Id; Pekoe kind,
O 1
gil to is 6d; Souchong good ord to best mid, Bid toto
; mid to good mid, is 2d to 2s; Twankay good oTd
e2bid. 10d to Hid; mid to Hyson kind, is to is 2d;
Cllten kind, 81 to 9d; liyson good ord, is lid to 18 2d;
4dti mid, Is 3d to is 6d; mid to good mid, is 8d to 3s
ix oung Hyson, is lid to 3s: Canton kind, 10Id to
O'lt Gunpowder, is 61 to 33 Gd; Canton kind, lid
8 4e.

cians of the day. The finale to the first act is a per-
fect gem, and the concerted piece, in the second act
in the scene in which Fernandez avows his guilt, is
a fine specimen of what dramatic concerted music
ought to he. The opera of Aminta places Mr. Howard
Glover on high ground as a composer ; neither Adolphe
Adam, Ambroise Thomas, nor any other of the com-
posers of their school (to which school Aminta belongs)
have composed anything superior to it, and we believe
that in our own country Mr. Howard Glover
stands alone as the composer of a petite opera. The
piece was; admirably pat on the stage, and most care-
fully performed. The band and chorus, small as both
were, were nevertheless scrupulously correct, and in
that respect set an example which it would be well
that some bands and chorasses of greater pre-
tensions should follow. The manner in which
the opera was conducted reflects the highest credit
on Mr. Alfred Mellon. The audience were enthu-
siastic ; Miss Louisa Pyne, Mr. Harrison, and Mr,
Weiss were called on at the conclusion of each act,
and at the conclusion of the opera, in obedience to loud
and repeated demands of the audience, Mr. Howard
Glover came forward and was welcomed in the most
enthusiastic manner. The house was crowded.„

_
QUEEN'S BENCH.-(T1-1 IS DAY.)
THE QUEEN v. INGRAM.— JUDGMENT.
W:Lard CAMPBELL delivered the judgment of the Court.o.
oa'uis Case, which was a rule for a mandamus requirinb
te: Of the justices of Middlesex to issue his warrant to
fltt'crre been
obstruction to a public way which defendant
en guilty of creating. It appeared that,aecodme:
fo,,u; had been made before the magistrate of
pictraneli conduct; but inasmuch as the obstruction core-
Ith.ped of had been sanctioned by the official referees
vomuer the Metropolitan Building Act, the defendant
:tended that the magistrate had no jurisdiction in the
of
thetter, and the magistrate hian. self taking the same view
case, dismissed the CO self
This Court, how-
was of opinion that the authority of the official
buildings
only extended to disputes relating to private
'illiiieddings upon private land
t4kepu.blicway, and the , and not to obstructions of
u
-m
thosethe agistrate was, therefore, view he had taken of the Act. Under
kst be granted.— circumstances, the application for a mandamus
tißule abeolute accordingly.
BAIL COURT..-(THIS DAY.)
QUEEN V. WILSON.
to re P. TRESIGER applied to the Court for a certiorari
%remove an indictment which had been found iu the
Ivrat Criminal Court, against the Rev. Archibald
via.B°l; fur an indecent assault. The Rev. Gentleman
to' anxious not only to have the assistance of Queen's
liettinsel, but to have the case tried by a special jury, and
i,) the present applicetion.
der. r. Justice ERLE granted the writ, and directed the
Ilithdant to put in bell for his appearance at the trial,
-Belf hl 2001. and two sureties in 100/. each.
k
QUEEN V JUSTICES Cr LONDJN. r•
%how • ~ergeaat BYLES applied to the Court for a rule to
,the i,„emlie why a writ of certiorari should not issue for
leoere"l.Pae of bringing up an order of the Justices of
Of ;la to be quashed. This application arose out
itC,ZiBPute which has for some time been raging
leet-Te City relative to the dimensions of the end
the Otnnibuses; the Act of Parliament required that
let Seats in omnibuses should be made of sufficient
kith and breadth to allow each person 16 inches,
Itieloafte time ago Mr. Alderman Wilson directed a
114e,111 to issue against an omnibus proprietor named
everuatnara for infringing this Act. Macnsmara, how-
dies' denied that his omnibuses were not of sufficient
hi,ClGne to allow 16 inches person the
ton;',! Was licensed to carry, andtherefore he refused
tsftiali,,Te any alteration in the seats. The upshot of this
"filet:, was a fine of fOL, which Alderman Wilson
,aoei.:,`", but the defendant appealed against the
41CA'cl,l1 to the session. At the hearing of the appeal
hrt*.'ldereauu Wilson, although out of his rota, took
la the discussion, and ultimately the fine was con-
aoa ed• It was contended, however, that neither the
41(1„°:/r the confirmation could be sustained, because
kiDl,-,rnatt Wilson, who was a party to the dispute, had
ee—Perly sat npon the bench when the matter was
ladicated.—Rule granted.
MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

ASTLEY'S THEATRE.
AB we opined, the revival of Blue Beard has
proved an immense hit. The gorgeous display of
" The wealth of Oraras and of Ind,"

the splendidly caparisoned elephants, the admirably
drilled camelg, and the truly magnificent and
oriental character of the ecenery, give such
an air of vraisemblance to the whole that
the spectator, may without giving greatly the
reins to imagination, fancy that for a while he
has been conveyed by some powerful enchanter to
" the land of the East," where ".Barbaric pearl and
gold" are things of every day life. Never, certainly,
bas the luxuriant and gorgeous life of the Oriental
been so splendidly reproduced, as in the Blue Beard at
histley's ; and we are not, therefore, surprised at the
enthusiastic applause with which it is every evening
greeted, by audiences crowded to the ceiling.

(THIS DAY.)
le!°6ert 'Shelley was indicted for stealing a belly and
hUl,,°l!Pork, the property of William Rushworth, a pork
It-"e, by whom he had been employed as shopmabv.
tted laPPeared that the prosecutor, having miesed a oily_
toe, 9,4: of pork upon Christmas eve, caused the pri
10,, r 4 lodging to be searched, and a belly
aed ,
ehar there, he claimed them, and gave Shelley i
"u
and itg being
ArdsßP. The latter ran away, but in a fortnight after-
ef it gave gave himself up, saying he wanted to have an end
the ; The prosecutor being asked how he recognised
le4l' leg, be ,
which ho rep
still lied
h ...d. by comparison with thirteen tellow
al
fe„ rs bergeaut ADAMS—What! had you a pig with
I,"rteen legs? The prosecutor—No; but I had thirteen
ts.. of which one was the fellow.
htln.r. PAYNE, who appeared for the prisoner inquired
l many
bellies the prosecutor had? Prosecutor
,kfir. of my own.—(A laugh.)
r. PAYNE—But how many bellies of pork? Prose-
'ar—Out of that pig I had two.
r, PAYNE—Oh! then the pig is better off than you
A t
ha has two bellies?—(A laugh.) Prosecutor—why,
t. we cut a pig he has two bellies the same as he has
'e legs.
11,,,41.• Sergeant ADAMS—But I always thought a pig
Nfour legs.
le._r• PAYNE—)Sir.-R
4 Rush worth does not seem very
—II3IIWOr
;Ted either in arithmetic or anatomy.—(A.
‘ 41r
ki,_ : PAYNE pointed out to the Jury
litiautifying ' the difficulty of
l.a.,u.gihy.)_,
a leg or belly of pork. He accounted for the
te,,°.,eer's flight by his desire to be at liberty on Christ-
11r4Y, and for his delay in giviag himself up bto
Theoce of a person who ought to have known better..
of d n-
tit,; Learned JUDGE remarked that less proof 1 e
Itie„wits required than if the pork had been found else-
,fh'e than in the lodging of the owner's servant. _
PriCe jury, after a moment's consultation, found the
ti/tler Guilty, and
Don
~.,r• Sergeant ADAMS observed that he had been dis-
Ive,,eZ to sentence the prisoner to imprisonment for six
tit,""t'is, but a worthy friend sitting near him observed
the- ;Ins a dear Christmas dinner at a month. He
Ilteui7,`" 80 too, and, taking into account the prisoner's
month good conduct, would sentence him to one
''''B hard labour.
NA
A''ni.,BßO'-STREL f—k. i'lllS DAY.)
114V;EGED FRAUD.— Wm. Grey Rex, of No. 3, WYnd-
tele &Lace, New-road, and Billiter-square, City, o
'ette'i;e4,9•llent, was brought np in custody of Cityi poelmiczner:.
4,th"u'e No. M 7, charged with obtaining
Illaek ilr James White. hatter, 19, Regent-Street, the
It °f 41.25. by fraudulent pretences.
the tppiftreal from the evidence of the prosecutor that
th, , efendant was indebted to him for a hat, and that on
he iv`ath inst. he (the defendant) came to him ante:lols
Le
e,,ityery sorry he had not paid for the hat wh'h
fee "ielna for, but if pro.iecutor would cash him a cheque
/ltwould pay him. Prosecutor told him he ha
/ °lnch about hi and. asked him to draw one for
Illit.e) t"thcl Iltle would give' him the diffA prep. The defers
tiOtieh p3_
,vrote lama a chequethe Royal
a, e t 4rik, 429, Strand, ant prosecutor deducted 18 ..,
Ni " lee of the hat, and gave the defendant 41. 2s. in
tatior4; Prosecutor subsequently pAid the claque
it a,'.. In the course of bosinoss, and in a day or 60
ta 114 returned to. him by the person to vidi_otn,_ '4l h ma it, who informed him that the defendant
tilie"4 °et:aunt there. Complainant had since (lacer-
(ktok" that the prisoner formerly had an account at the
14. ' "(1 that the day after he gave the eh* clue to him
tie lotttor)
es, _ - he paid in a couple of pounds,, which he
Zi q
(it uut again on Saturday last. The defendant had
the
,"punt at the bank
,at the time he gave 1 . prosecutor