The Sun.
London, England, 1849-04-11 00:00:00

11,170

7,59) I 4,380
Malt, 1,190 Ors
3301,1.017W.3. EO.?

fine Hops still con-inland a steady sale, at prices
fully &lard to those paid last week, Otherwie the
trade is in a very depressed state. Sussex pockets, 2t
4s to 21 188; Weald of Kent ditto, 21 12s to 31 Fi .;
Mid and East Kent ditto, 313, t, fa 12s per cwt..

WEIT=CIIII.22.Z
There was a slight noprovi•meot 11( the general demand
to-day, at very lull prico,z. B from 2,21 to 3t 4d;
Mutton, 2s 4d to 3i 8d; 1,31n1.. 33 4d to 6 61;
33 4d to 4s 2d; and Pork, 2s 10d to 43 21 per Bibs. by
the carcase.

IRELAN 1).

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

DUBLIN, 1 UESDAY EVENING.

TRIAL OF MR. DUFFY. -At the sitting of the
Commission Court to-day, the second trill: of Mr.
Charles Gavan Duffy, under the Treason Felony
Act, was commenced. The Attorney and Solicitor-
Generals, Messrs. Baldwin, Q.C., Plunkett, Q.C.,
Perron, and Pennyfather, appeared for the Crown ;
and Messrs. Butt, Q.C., Napier, ➢I.P. and Q.C., and
°Megan for the prisoner.

The panel, which contained the names of 180
persons, having been called over three times, alad
87 gentlemen having answered to their names, the
swearing in of a jury was proceeded with, and oc-
pied the Court up to half-past two o'clock.
The following is a list of the jury selected, after
55 challenges on behalf of the prisoner, 19 peremptory
and 36 for cause. There were 24 jurors ordered to
stand by the Crown :—Thomas Saunders, Jervis-
street; Daniel Jaston, 6, Upper Dominick-street;
*Charles Egan, 14, High-street; *James Fallon,
Arran. quay ; *Fergus Farrell, Capel-street; James
Hayes, Kingstown ; Hall Ingram, York-street;
Richard Kelly, Sackville street ; William Myers,
Richmond street; Edward Rounds, Mary-street ;
ilonias James Wright, Sackville-street ; Alexander
llorrison, Castle street.
Those marked with an asterisk are Roman
Catholics.

At three o'clock the Attorney-General was about
proceeding to state the case on behalf of the Crown.
Tun CORN TRADE.—We have a steady market at
our Corn Exchange, and we note no alteration in our
last quotations. There was more inquiry for Indian
torn, but holders did not succeed in realising an ad-
vance. White wheat, 235. to 265. 6d. ; red dato, 21s.
to 255.; barley, 13s. to 17s. 63.; oats, 103. 63. to
12s ; oatmeal, Ils. to 125.; baker's flour, 14z. to 15.-3.
per cwt.; Indian corn, 293. to 335. per 480 lbs.

IMPUDENT ROBBERY.—On Monday evening a
robbery of a most impudent description was committed
at the residence of Miss Harems, an aged maiden lady.
No. 2, York-row, Kennington-road, and next door to
Lambeth Police-court. Between the hours of eight and
nine o'clock a sh_ a: double•knock was heard at the front
on t door, and the servant going to answer it she found
three men close to the entrance. The person next to
the door, addressing h_ w
her,said,
, " belong
We to the lo'ice.
I'm an inspector, an
have come to apprehend botne
the
thieves who are onetpremises, and who have got in
servant, believing th,, man's state-
the back way." The
Ment, admitted himself and his companions, and they at
wt ro at t: a
°nee closed the door after them. At this time Miss
iw'gi h
thieves one
on
Iterates and Miss Serge intt,. heer companion,
the noise
in the front parlour, and
had voices outside, walked into
the
rnen addressing her said that
come
there to pro e t
th latter,
at the
thereh e hl
'1
'aaiwererli'
he premises, that they II
she Miss sargean
and the best thin4d •
cools
A in the par" do, was to remain. qu‘n.
lour •
with the other lady. • •
this ad • ent she reiurnea into the par
10 vice, wld the mom Miss bargeant acted upon-
hi dffeon,
lour one of the fellows, who
while the other
was armed with a II: b
Vivosed the door and remained outsidea,rt
to
go
to the
kit°, having recommended the sery _
called her, went
ab" anu kee herselt quiet till they
fifce,,.. • efellows
P stairs Th p remained in the house. from
front to twenty minutes, and made their exit by the
.
tdoor. " I .i.tiss Sergeant soon alter venttiredoutteit
trieetela""lr, and sent the servant fur Mr. Stowers,fi and
e
that cal attendant on Miss Heirain:;, two doors 0 t.
gentlenasn oil c • , and being
circumstance, ealied irriilg,
the_ frontinformed et the
when it was found thatd
for Years aiml.°° on thei the
police,nd fluor, which has been use
. store-room for her property by Miss
i
it'Ll'rmns, was
for"d o .eni, the drawers, Sze., e;l•39,fore ..e
upt.n, and it '0
fearej thlic, property to a corisitterbah,lt
tainount has been carried awe' '
Llttlilo presence of the thieves
rho subject to fits, and such wss the erft.ct that_
Ali,•s ifirams has been
i
ot.
ittiethier, that she has not and till robbery produce ,d
been able to state the extent
andt,...l°P. Last vas
Mr. Rutt, the superintendent,
Ijart7u.,enster, one
of erring
inspectors, railed at Miss
i
to i 5,1112 st but even then she was not in a state of mine
Go: a tscription of the property stolen.
erebriart n •
. 'OnThursday C "I)
JNEWs --CI se'nnight, says thel
4"
13 f 'TB alley'
knew 411.0 rt Ironworks,' sentl for his workmen to make
2,1 t, lit° them that their wiws will he advancod 10 per
stllie,-- "ns"l'tence of the late improvement in the iron