The Sun.
London, England, 1862-07-21 00:00:00

WESTMINSTER.

ANNOYING A QUEEN'S COUNSEL.-Emily Erviaro, a
well•dressed woman of the town, was charged with creat-
ing a disturbance at the house of lir. E. P. Price, QC., 3,
Thurloe• square, Brompton.

Mr. Lewis, jun., solicitor, attended to prosecute. He
said Mr. Price was upon circuit, and his family at East-
bourne. On Thursday night the defendant went 'o his
house in Thurloe-square, and knocking and creating a
crowd of persona. deolarod that she would not go away until
12 o'clock unless she saw Mr. rrice, and as she continued
the disturbance it was found necessary to give her into cus-
tody. She had not the most remote claim upon. Mr. Price,
but had for a length of time annoyed him. She had been
taken to Guildhall upon his charge, and ordered to find
bail for twelve months, but at the end of a month
was liberated, upon her writing letters expressing
her sincere contrition for what she had done. She was,
however, no sooner restored to liberty than she repeated
her annoyance, not only to Mr. Price, but to his wife and
family. She wrote letters to him demanding moray, and
urging him to come and see her. She was taken before
Mr. Henry, at Bow-street, who gave her a fair warning and
put her under recognizances which she had now broken.
A person in charge of Mr. Price's house having proved
the annoyance,

A policeman showed that the defendant was intoxicated.
Defendant said she was very sorry, but she wanted some
money in order to go home to her father and mother.

Mr. Dayman said she must pay 10s. penalty, and find
bail for 12 months ; if she had any claim upon Mr. Price
this was not the way to enforce it.

SHIPPING-THIS DAY.

(BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH).
GRAVESEND, Monday Morning.
Arrived, July 20—Trio, from Dantsic ; Alice, from
Smyrna; Louisa, from Auckland; Jane Morice, from
Algoa Bay; Artisan and Patrick, from New York; Vit-
torio, from Bombay.
DEAL, Monday Morning.
Passed—Amelia (of Jersey), Malcolm Brown (of South •
ampton), Freedom (of Goole), George Canning, of South-
ampton), Hanaat (of Wells), from the north, for the west;
Gleam, from Shields, for China ; 'Regina, from Lowestoft,
for Antigua; Powerful, screw steamer, from London, for
Malta.

AMERICAN TAX AND TARIFF BILLS.

Much to be regretted as are these proposed
additions
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exceedersi
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recommendations
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tmtahateiyverse committee, trade will not altogether cease be-
tween the American ports and Europe. This we
are distinctly told by the American press is not pro-
posed. The tariff, it is affirmed, is for revenue pur-
poses, not for protection to American industry,
although a large measure of protection will neces-
sarily result. Against the American shipments of
grain and provisions there will, as hitherto, be re-
verse shipments of raw material, and to some extent
of European manufactured articles, although the
demand for the latter will be diminished both by
the high rate of duty and by the less affluent con-
dition of the masses of the American people. Should
the war continue, the condition of the American
people will of course get worse, and probably their
home manufacturers may supply almost all that
will be consumed. This year it appears there will
be little or no diminution of the cattle and cereal
products of Ohio and the Western States, and the
active American export trade now in progress
inne creestsuarrni ya
n impliesin t e r
easnt i
ng active Americquestionane import tradewhether
those imports will consist of American securities,
English sovereigns (which does not seem to be a
likely article of import at present), or English and
continental raw commodities and manufactured
articles. The course of events must alone determine
which it is most profitable for Europe to expioriat
thatand
for America to receive.
Meanwhile, it may be some consolationtothotshee
engaged in trade with America to reflect that these
fiscal movements portend rather a fresh cheek to,
than a total stoppage of our interchanges with
country. Some persons had hastily inferred
latter.—From the Money Market Review.

THOUVENEL IN OX.FORD.—On Monday last
this distinguished statesman, Minister for Foreign Affairs
[in France, visited Oxford in company with M. Desaux and
lady-, the Marquis of Chateaurenard and another gentleman,
and were conducted over the university by the Rev. Dr.
Plumptre, pro Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Acland, and Mr.
Alderman Spiers, in the absence of the mayor. After
pin seeing the principal objects of in-,
left by the last train for Leamington, ex-
pressing themselvesar highly delighted with their viejk-s-
-tsoexrefensodtrt spending
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