The Sun.
London, England, 1849-11-30 00:00:00

'..e 29,570,425 1 X 29,570,425
M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.
Dated the 29th day of November, 1849.
BANKING DEPAATIKEN T• r

Proprietors' capital . • 14,553,000
Rest • • - • • • • • • • • • • 3,163,297
Public deposits (in-
cluding Exchequer,
Commissioners of
National Debt, Sav-
ings-banks, and Di-
vidend accounts) • • 8,098,047
Other deposits • • • • .. 9,456,116
Seven day and other
bills • • . • • • • • .• .. 1,109,699

Government securi-
ties (including Dead
Weight Annuity)• • 14,338,973
Other securities •• • • 9,660,032
Notes ••••••• • • • • • •• 11,571,395
Gold and silver coin•• 809,759

£36,380,159

'X36,380,159
M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier.
Ir, 1849.

Dated the 29th day of Novembe:

FRANCE.

Before the Civil Tribunal yesterday M. Delangle
pleaded at great length for Mdlle. Rachel, in opposition
to the demand of the societaires of the Theatre
Frangais. That demand was, that her resignation
should be declared null, and that she should be con-
demned to pay damages for breach of her engagement;
but he insisted that the resignation was regularly given,
in compliance with the provisions of the decree of
Moscow ; that her declaration not again to appear on
any stage (a declaration required by the decree),
was also good, and that the reserves she had made
on this occasion were of no importance in a
legal point of view. He also insisted that no da-
mages were due, as she had always fulfilled
her engagements when not prevented by illness, and
that she had been ill she proved by medical certifi-
cates. In the course of his pleading, however, he
stated that as a director had been appointed to the
Theatre Franais Mdlle. Rachel would have no
objection to withdraw her resignation, but that she
would not do so if the committee of performers
were to continue to direct the theatre. The Tribunal
gave judgment to the effect, that the resignation was
valid; that the reserves as to playing again could not
be taken into consideration ; and that, as she had been
really ill, there was no ground to award damages.
The demand of the committee of the Theatre Francais
was accordingly dismissed, with costs.

ITEMS OF HUSH NEWS.
The Nenagh Guardian, of Nov. 28, has the fo
lowing account of the new mode of paying rent :-
About two o'clock on Sunday morning, a party o
twenty men, some of whom were armed with guns,
came on the lands of Tullow M`James, near Temple-
toohey, and seized two keepers, then tied each of their
hands and feet, and removed them a considerable dis-
tance from the property which they were watching.
The party without delay then placed on cars four stacks
of wheat, value for about 201, which they removed
off the premises of the widow toenehan, and which
had been under seizure for rent due to Jobn Maher,
Esq., Tullemaine. The keepers, whose limbs were
firmly tied together, and who, while in such a dis-
agreeable position, were placed on a little mount, on
either sides of which were deep pools of water, were
not set at liberty until seven o'clock, A.M., when they
informed the police of what occurred, who proceeded
in search of the corn, of which they could not disco-
ver a trace in the neighbourhood.
The same paper contains the following extraordi-
nary story :
"13E111NARD CAVANAGH IN THE SHADE.—Dr
Langley, as most of our readers are aware, has been
of some favours which at first he was
in INenagh Gaol on a coroner's warrant, and in
consequence
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period of thirty-eight days—partaking of nothing
except cold water:'
A few nights ago four armed men entered the
house of James Nowlan, a pensioner, residing at
School. land, near this town. One of them presented
a blunderbuss at Nowlan, and ordered him to dis-
charge his servant boy. Nowlan was placed on his
knees and compelled to swear that he would comply
with their mandate. The dogs having attacked the
ruffians, one of them fired and shot one of the animals
dead. Since this visit Nowlan has received a notice,
threatening him with the same death as the dog if he
dares to employ a servant without their knowledge.
The reason assignEd for this outrage is, because Mr.
Nowlan some time previously discharged from his
service a young man who went to reap and carry off
corn on a Sunday, without his knowledge or per-
mission.—k'ing's County Chronicle.
QUEEN'S COLLEGE GALWAY.—The first medical
session of our new college was opened on Monday,
at one o'clock, when Professor Croker King, Dean
of Faculty, delivered the introductory lecture on the
anatomy of the human frame. There was a large
and fashionable audience assembled, both from the
town and surrounding districts of our county. The
president, vice-president, and several of the professors
were present in their college costume. The lecture-
room was admirably fitted up for the accommoda-
tion of the students and the public, while anatomical
subjects and illustrative drawings were tastefully
arranged in due order.—Galway Vindicator.

MARKETt4don
New
wrrice INTELLIGENCE.
current,_Nov.3o.)
(From
the
SUGAR.—To-dap operations in West India Sugar were
of little moment, still the better sorts were not to be
obtained at any reduction, but for inferior and brown
prices close 6d per cwt lower than on this day week.
The purchases amounted to 347 hhds, including a public
sale of 113 hhds Barbadoes, which went at full terms,
and realised from 375 6d to 41s for low to fine yellow.
REFINED.—To day there was a better demand for
Refined goods for home trade purposes ; still, at former
rates there were free sellers ; brown Lumps, good
quality, are quoted at 475, and fair grocery at 47s 6d to
48s. In Bonded Crushed Sugar there is no variation in
the value. Brown at 59i per cwt.
MAunmus.—Tbis afternoon a public sale of 696 bags
of Mauritius went at prices in favour of buyers, syrup
and washed yellow sold at 34s 6d to 36s 6d, and brown
31s 6d to 34s per mi t.
EAST INDIA.—This afternoon the public sales of
3,428 bags Bengal Sugar went at rather lower rates, but
nearly all sold; fine white Beneres at 40s to 41s, good
393 to 893 6d, low and middling 38s to 38s 6d, Cossipore
435 6d to 443 6d, low soft yellow :34s 6d. Madras must
be quot( d rather cheaper, hut 1,934 bugs mostly sold;
soft brown at 28s 6d to 29s 6d, yellow 303 to 339, good
bright yellow 34s to 355, and colory 38s 6d to 396 6(1.
Of Manilla 1,966 bags were nearly all taken in at 345 6d
to 36s for low and middling yellow.
FORLlGN.—Previous terms are maintained for Fo-
reign Sugar' in bond, andl there has not been a large
supply at market; still, shippers have made purchases
with reluctance, and only small parcels were taken
for relining under bond. At auction 1,844 chests
Havannah were, however, all sold at the former
value; low w good washed yellow went at from
18s to 19s 6d, and good to fine brown at 17s
to 18s; 2 boxes fine yellow realised 21s 6d. 245 cases
Manilla were taken in at 16s 6d to 17s 6d for low and
middling yellow. 4,669 bags of Manilla were taken in
at 38s Od for middling dry greyish yellow, being rather
above the value, but 847 hlidi gad 31 brig Porto Rico