The Sun.
London, England, 1862-10-31 00:00:00

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL.

The supply of town and country-killed melt is moderate.
Prime beef, mutton, and pork move off steadily at full
quotations; otherwise the trade is dull, and prices have a
downward tendency.

Per 81b. by the carcase.
ssds d s d
inferior beef .. 2 8 2 10 Middlingmutton 4 0 4 4
Nliddling do. .. 30 3 4 Prime do .. 46 4 8
Frime large do. 3 6 3 10 Veal
Do. small d 0... 4 0 4 2 Small pork 4 10 5 2
Large pork .... 4 0 4 8 Lamb
Inferior mutton. 3 8 3 10

BOROUGH HOP.
The show of good and fine hops is not proportionate to
the total supply of produce on offer, and the demand for
them rules active on higher terms. Inferior qualities move
off slowly, yet no change has taken place in their value
compared with our last report. The supply of foreign holm
is large.
New Mid and East Rents,. 120 s to 200 s per cwt.
Now Weald of Kents ll2s to 174 s If
New Sussex llos to 1658 19

COLONIAL.
TEA.....-The operations have not been very extensive' but
prices have, in most instances, been well SUPPOrted:
SUGAR.—Business has been rather inactive, anic3ieensecnopt
for the finer descriptions, rather lower prices
little change to
rent. In the refined market there is very 13- -
record in quotations. has been done in
COFFEE.---A fair amount of bus and fully late rates are
bcnorrthePntlafnotragtiaoond anandd Nanaptairvicoredeeyslcorni
Alta tfaTa the few bargains
RICE.—The market bra been - reduced prices.
entered into have been at slightly
i the better descriptions
SALTPETRE.—The demand Ceylon, bona.
I
tained. has continued dull, the few deal-
sprel-4.g.y.C. on the spot is quoted
has slightly improved, and fullyfoprrevious prices are main-
TALLow.—The market.
nt and previous delivery being
iantgbsarreaclyorpareedvfiooruilrrathtsa.;
A.
and spring delivery, 47g. Gd. per
475.; December, 470.
cwt. ••••''''''''"".1"........."".. ___

ALARMING FIRE AT ,;,ST. GEORGE'S-IN-THE-
If we g—a-eateed in all of them which are not guarded by
imin over the thrones of Europe, we may
about better° EAST —Last night (Thursday) a very alarming fire broke
see unreason d and well-fenced constitutional reason. Th
,forhis unreason, at out is. the premises belonging to Mlr. J. Hardwick, a china
a well-grounde.a
supposed to know what he is• and glass dealer, No. 2, Up n-p ace,
Commercial Road,
sovereign who is
is a world's wonder
than most ruler
saneldv,esa.ndHluiss
hour. Ilis ex
• M ican scrape on the . behind the main building. The engines of the parish,
thoiaraan
difficulty on the. other, speak for ono
London Brigade, including one of the steam land engines,
by Shand and Mason, quickly attended, and plenty of the
vulgarlt policy of repression at home, leading directly and in- East London Company's water having been procured, the
suitably to political convulsion, long ago settled the case in
fire was happily confined to the building in which the dis-
regard to the strength and rectitude of the Emperor Napo-
aster commenced, but it was burnt out. The origin of the
Leon's reason. The rashness of his foreign policy of this year fire is at present unknown. The loss will fall upon the
simply reminds all readers of history of the old maxim, that Phoenix and Royal Exchange Fire Office.
the gods spoil the reason of those whom they mean to do- Twenty-five thousand travellers, with 6,000 wag-
stroy. In Italy we may perhaps find the extremes of reason Twenty-five thousand travellers, with 6,000 wag-
gons, have already passed into California by the Larami
and unreason in the closest contrast. The political aptitude the
route this year. They were chiefly from Missouri and
of the Italian people, naturally great, has evidently been
North-Western States.
trained to efficiency by the kind and degree of adversity
which the nation has endured. In modern times—perhaps A letterfrom Vienna, dated 28th October, says--'
.7
in all time—no people has ever evinced such a political , " The Greek Ambassador at our Court, Baron
- Ischl immediately he heard of the events
awl, •
He
leaves:at
capacity and morale as the Italians since 1858 ; and no-
place in Greece, and returned to irdieLi
Queen.
where in modern times has such a spectacle of imbecility
be ' sins,
e taken'r
once for Trieste to join the King
beenan thought possible,
in high places been seen as at Rome. This seemststoand
" What would not haverago,
is the fact that the
altogether undisputed, except by a handful of bigots
The
hirelings, whose opinions are not worth a comment
unrea-
singular incident of the case and time is the flagran
son of an eminent man who leads on the reasonable side,
r,
and the perils thus caused to the peace of Europe,--Once says the Nord, 4 , tiro
Hessian Government
an example of cone
the
its representativ:oll __y
known for hie d months
owgiving the Prussian Ministers
ttiiistiloinal conduct. It has appointed as
Diet M. Schuler, a
edf liberal opinions." gentleman well
Ina,