The Sun.
London, England, 1862-11-21 00:00:00

NEW GATE AND

The supply of each kind of
is moderately good. General
inactive, yet prices are steadi
Per 81b. by

sd s d
Inferior beef 2 8 210
Middling do. .. 3 0 3 4
Prime largo do. 3 6 a 10
Do. small do. .. 4 0 4 2
Large pork 4 0 4 8
Inferior mutton. 3 6 3 8

BOROUGH HOP. 4 ta
For good and fine parcels of hops the trade continues-reo
at extreme rates ; otherwise the market is dull, and Pries
have a downward tendency. The supply of foreign 11°'n
on sale is large.

New Mid and East Kents.. 100 s to 210 s per cwt•
New Weald of Konts ll2s to 175 s „
New Sussex llos to 165 s

COLONIAL.
TEA.—There has been a very limited 'amount of business
transacted, and prices have remained without mater'
variation.
Suamt.—The market has been dull, and prices have,
".i:
several instances, given way. Refined descriptions /0
been in moderate favour, at about previous quotations•riA
CorFEE.—Only limited transactions have been recorded
ti.:,"
in colonial qualities, and inferior descriptions have en-°""
a slight downward movement in prices. laril
RICE.—The demand has slightly improved, particu.
for the better qualities of East India, and full rates 06
been realised. 111)t
SALTPETRE—Business has been rather more active)

no material alteration can be noticed in prices.
TALLOW—The market has continued dull, and Pent
generally exhibited increased depression for both pre tee
and forward delivery. P.Y.C. on the spot being
46s 6d, and spring delivery 478 per cwt.
bee°
WooL—At the public sales of Colonial there has to
good attendance of both home and foreign dealers i
biddinga for the better qualities are moderately active,
previous prices are generally sustained, inferior desclyi
tions, however, are neglected, and have declined ab°uto
per lb on the prices realised at the commencement of
series.

SHIPPING---THIS DAY- '

(BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH)
GRAVESEND, Friday 111or):15;g;
Arrived, Nov, 20—Anna Catharina, from lionigsv`
Leven, from Niuvetes. for
Sailed, Nov. 21—Ailsa Craig, steamer, from Malaga/
Glasgow.
DEAL Friday f
or
A
Anchored—Bremeda, from BaDssEe
Passed—Melina, from London, for St. John's.
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The intelligence of the premature death (Siz.{ ;
Majesty's godson, the youthful heir of Kamehamehat ":t,fif
of the Sandwich Islands, has just arrived. The first dtl'tie
Bishop Staley on his arrival at Honolulu to be to bishop
into the
into the Anglican faith the heir to the crown
was to be the tutor to the boy for a few years, after sc-Isac
time he was to receive the noblest education of a geutlel3l 6
at Eton School. He was taken ill of brain fever otlfetiiiit
19th of August, and on the 24th it was deemed 0t1367.1; •
not to delay the performance of the ceremony a bowl 13jr•
In the absence of a clergyman, a dissenting
E. W. Clarke, performed the rite usingstrictlY
church's baptismal service. Mr. Commissioner: and (11-rtia
Synge represented the Queen and. PrinceofWales,
other sponsor was Prince Kamehameha ; the nainescg„ielce-
being "Albert Edward Kanikeanli Leiopupa a
hameha." On the following Wednesday, the 27th'
ministert 14to
the
prince died.

AIRDRIE.—MISS WILSON OP DUNDYVAN.--
reference to a paragraph which went the round of thoPria
last week, on the authority of the Court Journal, strdta
that
Miss Wilson of Dundyvan was shortly to be ouirr,„"et'a
an English baronet, we have the best authority for F" 1 of
that the only living daughter of the late John Wiliqs°ll
Dundyvan became some years ago thewife of Sit "--elll
do"
aunt,Cha ceased m
mb
gentleman,err
s. layn
Wilson,e ,ha
and
s baronet.b e
to
Misson stayingthis Marshall,ladya tthe
Cheltenham
rumour a
pro'
b abyilytuhrEee
firstfer.
instaImentSMITHFIELD
fL Tit
hßeCrnAaTcThLi
machines
sSH intendOW
for Yes et:brici
bda
ition at the forthcoming Christmas show of the ;3
Club arrived at the Agricultural-hall, Islington. o
Sraiitl3:o°,s,
these were several of Fowler's patent steam P":,11;n64
Howard's steam ploughing engine, &c. They were
iconveyed into the new building, which is now nea):',l„rc:oeS.
p eted, and placed in their positions beneath the gal"-i'
THE APPROACHING MARRIAGE OF THE F,17 i°
OF WALES.--A banquet was given at Wick last ,:hici)
celebrate the coming of age of the Prince of Wales; a'
oast of
the Earl of Caithness presided. In proposing the .t.og,
the evening, the earl, who is one of the lords in Wal
said—" When I saw that the Queen in Council had s",-rt,
Coned the Prince's marriage with the Princess Aloana,,
of Denmark, I wrote to him a congratulatory letter. _J",
immediately sent me an answer by return of post ;a Pa':4,
though it is not right to make public the contents of
vate letter, I may, without any breach of confidenc,:e jo
think, repeat to you a single sentence from that letter. :ere,
Royal Highness says I beg to return my most sillws;
thanks to Lady Caithness and yourself for your good W.rz'
and I feel now what it is to be really happy.' His
life
Highness says further If I can maks the futtirevot.
and home of the Princess a happy one I shall be coniiia
I feel doubly happy in the thought that my apPt°3c
and
marriage is one which has the approval of the nations
I only trust that I may not disappoint the expectation
have been formed of me.'
A Cabinet Council was held Yesterday at ttre
w
official residence of the First Lord of the Treasury P°. 13'
ing-street.
board

ae
tbt
ea
.n t
Hhisas
the Tangier steam c ri;
The Duke de B loft Algiers on
as
ceeded to Alexandria with • . . g VII
Egypt. the intention of visiting
The Malta Obstates that
terver of the 13th
voy
General Si Royal Highness has precl.
Sir A. Cotton had touched at the island on his den'
to Indiaeo to assume the command of his division in
gal.
The King of Prussia arrived at Berlin al°
n t
r,
16th from Potsdam to take up his residence for the owit'. °
ThQueene Queen
Amel is expiaectof Greece hased about the 26th.aid a visit to the
Queen of Naples at Augsburg. The latter has mgde her
c Cv
arrangements for passing the winter at the Ursulin
vent, rooro-
FRIGIITFUL DRAY ACCIDENT.—Yesterday
odfrep
ing, between ten and eleven o'clock, as M
Tr
r. T. G
aftilg
of 2, Carver-street, Stepney, was crossing r._,„ to
square, opposite St. Martin's Church, in endeavon7fell
get out of the way of an omnibus, he slipped a u,ict,
under the wheels of a heavy laden brewer's draya,
.vv_i'
passed completely over his body, crushing his . h"...600
in a fri:,,httul manner. He was taken to Charingll i
siderea
Hospital in excruciating agony. His case is con
hopeless. Fora ad°
Lady Isabella Proby has arrived at
Hotel from Ireland