The Sun.
London, England, 1847-10-07 00:00:00

MARYLEBONE.

(Before P. BAILEY, Esq.)
The Court took the list for the Paddington district.
There were only five claims and three objections for
hearing.
Mr. Alexander Brown, of 101, Norton-street, com-
plained that though his name had been upon the
registry for seven years, and he had paid all the re-
quired rates and taxes, it had beeffiscratched from the
list of voters.

Mr. Greenwood said he could not find Mr. Brown's
name upon last year's list.
Mr. Brown said he would find it if he looked into
the amended list.

In reply to the Revising Barrister, he said he could
not tell whether the notice of his present application
had been served six weeks ago.
The REVISING BARRISTER said he was sorry he
could afford Mr. Brown no assistance. There was
no evidence to show that due notice had been given of
the present application, and he must therefore reject
his claim.

Mr. Brown complained bitterly that there had been
either gross neglect, or worse, in managing to get his
name scratched, after he had been seven years on the
registry, and had up to the present time complied with
all the required forms.

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His Excellency Baron Brunow yesterday left Ash-
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MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.

CITY, QUARTER TO THREE.

The Cotton Tvlarket at Liverpool yesterday was in a
" wretched " condition, and purchases could be made for
cash, upon greatly reduced terms, prices, however, being
very irregular. American was full id. per lb. lower
than on Friday last, and Surat and Brazil were id.
cheaper. Sales 4,000 bales.—Shares were in steadier
demand, and the market was better.
The arrival of the Teviot steamer from the West
Indies has been announced, and there is much interest
felt to learn the news from Mexico.

South Australian papers of May 5 are just to hand.
The emigrant ship Theresa bad arrived from London
in 104 days, with 239 persons on board, and it is highly
creditable to the parties connected with the vessel to
state that the emigrants expressed themselves in the
warmest possible terms at their treatment on the
voyage, and the comforts provided for them.

There are said to be letters in town from Hamburgh,
via Hull, announcing one, if not more than one, failure.
From Leipsic we learn that the fair had gone off well,
though the English manufactures did not sell so well as
German fabrics. At Berlin the wool trade has been
rather brisk.

The sales of grain in the provincial markets are in-
creasing greatly. Last week they amounted to 125,084
quarters of wheat and 40,320 quarters of barley.
The produce markets here are much depres,cd, owing
to the heavy quantities pressed upon them by parties in
want of money, and importers must be sustaining serious
losses. The following is a report of the provision trade
at Liverpool:—

Cheese—Our market is pretty well cleared of this
article. About 700 boxes of good quality, just landed,
were sold at auction on the 30th inst., and realised 50s.
to 555. per cwt. A really fine article would have sold
higher. Our import for the month has been 2,066 b bxes.
Beef—There has been a fair demand for this article,
the trade selecting all the finer parcels, of which there
are very few left. Inferior qualities are completely ne-
glected; some are offering at about 755., which, although
designated "India," do not find buyers even at this low
price.
Pork—But little impression is making upon our large
stock. Ireland continues to take a few strips at former
rates, and the shipping trade very sparingly. " Prime"
is nearly unsaleable, except at extreme low rates.
Bacon—Our stock of this article is trifling, but it
is more than sufficient for the demand, which is nearly
suspended. The quantity entered at the Custom-house
for the month is 62 tons.

Onions—Our own crop is so large this year, and the
price so low, 49. to ss. per cwt , that there will be no
opening for American ; the few that have been received
have sold at ss. per cwt.
The Money Market continues with but little altera-
tion, and the same unwillingness to loan, even upon the
best securities, is exhibited by the bankers. The Bank
of England will have large amounts payable to it ere
the dividends become payable, but may not be in a
position to employ them in renewed discounts until
after the dividends are paid, viz., on the 13th instant,
when we should be greatly pleased to hope that matters
may become a little easier.
The Funds opened tolerably well, but have gone back
a little since. Consols have been 841 to 841 I for Trans-
fer, and 841 for Account. The Bank of England
having allowed a few loans on Exchequer-bills to run
on, matters are somewhat better in respect to that
security, but the prices are still very heavy, viz., 15s.
to 235. discount.

The Foreign Stock Market is flat. Spanish Five per
Cents, are nominally 171 to 18/ ; Portuguese Four
per Cents. 21 to 23 ; Mexican 184 to 18i ; Brazilian 75
to 78; and Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. 521 to 53/.
- Railway Shares have not varied materially, but are
in some instances a little flatter, and in others firmer, as
the list of prices will show.