The Sun.
London, England, 1849-06-14 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE

(From the Manchester Guardian)
MAN CHESTER, TUESDAY.—Iii this day's market, the
produc era of yarns and goods have firmly adhered to the
s.urnev •'hat enhanced quotations of last week: for core
ar tics is, indeed. their remands have again been slightly
ra tsed. But, the heavy accumulations of recent purchases,
on German account, consk quest on the blockade of the
no ratern ports, and the utter uncertainty that exists
as to the removal of that great obstacle to busi-
m s.s., together with the not very encouraging tone of the
cc ,mxnercial letters received from Germany, have na-
tu ,naily enough led those who are engaged in that trade
to meet the present upward movement with a degree of
cats; :ion which has restricted their operations within
very narrow limits. As might be cap, cted, the hest-
tan oin manifested by so important a class of mar-
ch& nti, has not been without its influence upon the
c,n duct of buyers connected with markets for
which orders are ready to be given out; while the
a' (runts just received from the great mart of the
Levant are fully as discouraging as the previous ones.
T br. result is, that the aggregate of the day's transac
ti,)t s has not been large, and that a very percerible
w avt of animation has been combined with a nut less
ce mous firmness. The principal purchasing in goods is
st ill mainly confined to light and mciium qualities for
the eastern, the American, and some other market,
1,1 to ugh the increased call fur heavy domestics, which
w at. experienced last week, continues in some degree to
be, felt.

ItuCHDALE, MONDAY.—There has been an improve-
ht in the demand for goods to-day, and merchants
hawe purchased more freely, but prints are much the
sum eus they have been for some weeks past. The wool
I ket continues very dull, and the manufacturars show
no ,disposition ro buy, except for immediate use. Prices
are much rho sernk, as they were the preceding Monday.
HUDDERSFIELD, TUESDAY.—Business is very quiet.
boith in the Cloth Hall and warehouses, and few buyers
are in the town. The trade in wool continues steady, and
the better sorts of colonial wools continue to improve in
price.

- HALIFAX, SATURDAY.—The aspect of trade in our
Piece Hull has ni.t been improved to-day; nor is there, we
believe, more doing in the warehouses; the inquiry for
worsted goods being still rather languid. There is,
howev.r, an increased demar.d for wefts for the cond•
neat; and there is no doubt that, were the Danish
blockade at an end, there would be a good business
in all sorts of yarn. Prices are, consequently, no
longer in a drooping position, although -wool is ea.ier
to buy, and, in the face of the clip, the staplers aro free
sellers.

LEEDS, TUESDAY.—We have no improvement in our
market to report to-day. Buyers are extremely caution,
in their purcnes,s. Very little business has been done.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.
CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 11.
At a Congregation holden this day the following dc
grees were conferred:—

B.D.
H. Bailey, St. John's College.
G. Bainbridge, Sr. John's College.
F. S. Bolton, Sr. J.011%1 College.
G. F. Reyner, St. John's College.
J. R. Crowfoot. Csius College.
H. G. Williams, Emmanuel College.
M.B.
Walter Augustus Lewis. Csius College.
B.A.
J H. Smart, Trinity Colkge.
W. Siockdale, St John's (Allege.
BARNABY LECTURERS.
The following gentlemen were appointed:—
Mr. Hurt, Caine. Mathematics.
Mr. Andrews, Queen's, Philosophy.
Mr. Woollas:ou. St. Peter's, Rhetoric.
Mr. %V. Brown, St. John's. Logic.
The Rev. Muirhead Mitchell, M.A., University Col-
lege, Oxford, was admitted ad eundem.
At the same Congregation the following grace passed
the Senate:—To appoint the Vice-Chancellor, the
Muter of Jesus College, the Master of Sidney College,
the Master of Christ's College, Mr. Bateson, the Piddle
Orator, Mr. Martin of Trinity College, and Mr. Hop-
kins of Catharine Hall, a Syndicate to consider the
report of the inspector under the Public Health Act,
stud to make such statements and to propose such amend-
ments respecting it to the General Board of Health as
they may deem desirable.

dayd)xiorroittphe, JUNEo s 1,3 2 .07A Convocation
fewssaogr hoofldAenngio this
Saxon in the room of the Rev. William Edward Buck-
ley. M.A., Fvllow of Brasenose, whose period of office
had rxpireel. The candidates were, John E irle, M.A.,
el
Fellow of Oriel, and the Rev. Henry Wilkins Norman
M.A , Fellow of New College, the former of whom was
elected, the numbers being—
For Mr. Earle ... 142
Mr. Norman ..• ..• ... 78
Mrs. Denyer's Theological Prins " Oa Original, or
Birth, Sin," has been awarded to the Rev. Edward
Walford, M.A., late Scholar of Ballot. Mr. Walford
~fined the priz for Latin verse in 1843, and one of
Mrs. D .nyer's prizes last year.
The Vice Chang llor has announced that, in conse-
quence of the Euemnia, or Commemoration of Founders
and Benefactors, being fixed for Thursday, the 21st inst..
the congregation for granting graces and conferring de-
grees will he holden on Friday, the 22d, instead of the
day preceding.

CRICKET MATCH.
MARRIED PLAYERS OF ENGLAND V. SINGLE.

This match was comm. aced on Monday at Lird's.
The weather was not so cheering as the luvers of th;s
game could wish, although some very fine cricket was
exhibited. Th- folloAing is the score:—

Dean
Clarke

MARRIED.-FIRST INNINGS.
b Wisden
.... run out

Hiilyer ..
Box
N. Felix, Esq.
A. Mylin, E5q..... ..... ...
Earl of Verulam
W. Pilch .. ........... ... ........ c Wisden, b Armitage 4
Dak in ... ..
!-. Whitehead, Esq. ... , ..... b Wisden ... .... 0
Lillywhite
B 16, wO, nb 0...

Total 203
SINGLE. -FIR ST INNINGS.

Hon. R Grimston b Lit ywhite 26
A. 1-laygarth, Esq.
Guy c Ilillyer, b Lillywhite 0
F. Pilch

Martingell.. ........... .. .... c Mynn. b Lillywhite ...... 0
Wisden
Armitage
Parr
Chester
R. 'Cp.:lBton, Esq.
W. Nicholson, Etq.
86, wO,nb 5 ...... •• ll

Total 16G
)TARRIED.-SECOND INNINGS.

Dean

Clbrke

0

Hillyer
Box . ...

N. Felix, Esq. .. .
A. Alynn Esq.
Earl of Veralam... ....
W. Pilch, b. Wisden

Dakin ...... ..... ..... ...... not out .. .. ......... .. ... .. 19
S. Whitehead, Esq.
Lillywhite
B 16, w 2, nb 0...... 18

Total 147
SINGLE-SECOND INNINGS.

--
Hon. R. Grimston
A. Haygarth, Esq.
Guv ..... .....
F. Pilch .... ....
Nlartingell..... ......... .. ..... . c Whitehead, b Lillywhite 1
Parr

Chester
K. Krnaston, E..q. ...... not out ........•.....
%V. Nicholson, Esq.
B 12, w 0, nb O. l2

Total .
ThP single winning by three wickets. The match did
not terminate until halt-past five yesterday afternoon.

MORTALITY in the METROPOLIS.

NUMBER OF DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES REGISTERED IN
THE WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1849.
Epidemic, Endemic, and Contagious Diseases ....251
Diseaseaof Uncertain Seat ... 34

Tubercular Diseases ... ... 183
I )iseases of the Brain, Nerves, and Senses... ... 120
Diseases of the Heart and Blood-vessels ... 43
Diseases of the Lungs, and other Organs of
Respiration •.. ... 102
Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and other Organs
_ _

of Digestion... ••• ••• -•• ••• ••• 60
Diseases of the Kidney s, &c. ••• ••• ••• 14
Childbirth, Diseases of the Uterus, 83. ... ... 4
Diseases of the Joints, Bunes, and guseles ~• 13
Diseases of the Skin, &o. ... ... ...
... 0
Malformations... ... ... ..• ... ... 3
Cnld, :Intern:ranee
... ... 22
•••
... ••• 24
Pretnaturepßriivit.th.ion,
... ... ... ...
...
GOO 34
••• ••• ... ... ... 9
SA(v)
ul
it
ddor oldeApenhnge ye; : . .. .
Oausesnot specified ... . 49
...
„• ••• ... 5

DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES ... ...

971

Population Average weekly Deaths
Enumerated, Deaths, 1844-8 in the
1841 Five Springs. Week.
VVe,t Districts... 300,711 .. 145 ... 140
North Districts.. 375,971 .. 185 ... 184
Central Distr.. ts 373,653 ... 168 ... 171
East Districts ... 392,444 ... 207 ... 197
South Districts.. 501,190 ... 258 ... 279

Totals... .....1,948,369 ... 963 ... 971
Males
Females ... ... ... ... ... 448