The Sun.
London, England, 1841-04-27 00:00:00

TUNIS.

In consequence of the French buying up so
much cattle for Algiers, the Bey has prohibited
the export in two months from March 22.

ENTRANCE OF CABRERA INTO SPAIN.
The Madrid Eco del Comercio of the 19th, in
a letter from Gerona of the 12th, states that the
official authorities of that town had announced
the arrival of Cabrera, with Zorillas, Burgo, and
nine other persons, in Catalonia.
This intelligence is not confirmed by any other
advices.

The Spanish Chamber of Deputies on the IDth
rejected a motion by 123 against 50, that the vote
for the Regent or Regent.; should be taken by
ballot.

The partisans for the triple Regency gained
ground on the Deputies, but the majority of the
Senate was for the sole Regency of Espartero.
50,000 men are around Madrid to preserve order.
The dispute with the Pope became daily more
complicated. _

The Queen Christina was still at Lyons on
Sunday last.

GREECE.

Letters from Athens of the sth announce that
on the 81st, M. Trieoupi embarked for Malta,
on his way to his post as Ambassador in London.
Sir Edward Lyons remained at Athens.
M. Coehelet, the Trench Consul General at
Alexandria, was at Malta in quarantine.
The Marseilles papers state that disturbances
had broken out in Thessalv.

The Prince de Juinville had returned to Paris
from Cherbourg.
According to the Frankfort papers the north-
ern Courts are negotiating lir a grant of 230,000
francs per year to Don Carlos from the Spanish
Government.

The Crown Prince of Prussia has left Berlin
for St. Petcrsburgh.
The hereditary Prince of Saxe Weimar is
affianced to the Princess Mary, second daughter
of Prince William of Prussia.—Morning Post.

THE MARK ?- TS.-(T HIS DAY.)
COLONIAL MARKET.

The prices of Produce still exhibit a declining tendency, and
the public sales went off with considerable heaviness, little
being disposed of. B. P. Sugar was taken for immediate
wants only, and rather lower prices were again taken by the
merchants. 2,500 bags Bengal were chiefly bought in at full
prices. Coffee went off steadily at full prices. Pepper brought
the full valui,, but a small part only of 2,900 bags, put up to
public sale, found buyers. Cassia Lignea was well supported,
and 400 chests were disposed of with spirit, partly for home
use and partly for export.
TEA MARKET.
There was a moderate business done in Free Trade descrip-
tion, and prices were steadily maintained. Company's Congou
sold in several instances at Is. 5%d. per lb., cash.

TALLOW MARKET.
Some sales have been made in fine Yellow Candles. Tallow
on the spot at 475. 9d. per cwt., but tl!e market was very dull,
and showed every symptom of being lower.

WHITECHAPEL HAY MARKET.
Our supply of Hay at market was only middling, the demand
very fair, the first cut fully realized 41. 18s., the middling and
dimiry sorts heavy of sale. Of Clover we had a fair supply,
particularly of fine qualities, but the demand being good they
were disposed cf at 6/. per load; other sorts in little demand.
Of Straw, the d:mand was good, and prices were well sup-
ported. Clover, first cut, 4/. to 61. ; Meadow Hay, 31. 10s. to
4/. 18s. ; Straw, 1/. 15s to I/. 18s.

TAFF VALE RAILWAY.-011 Wednesday
last we witn-ssed, by the invitation of some of the Di-
rectors nf the Taff Vale Railway Company, a proud
triumph of Cambrian enterprise and spirit, in the opening
throughout its entire length, of this very interesting and
important undertaking. It is now completed from Cardiff
to Merthyr, and connects within an hour's interval of
transit the immense iron workshop of the Principality
with its great outlet, the port of Cardiff, bringing to view
proofs of the irrepressible energies of our country, whlst
to the tourist it tinfoils the most romantic and picturesque
scenery in the kingdom. —Monmouthshire Merlin.
THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—This
magnificent line of railroad is fast approaching compl,tion.
The most strenuous cxerti tea are being made for the ac-
emplisliment of that desirable object, and the opening of
the line in June or July, so conducive, it is to be hoped, to
the prosperity of Bath and Bristol.—Bristol Mercury.
The Cologne Gazette corains the account of
the affair cf Count Demidoff's marriage hiving b!en ex-
-o.dr:el to the satisfsetion of tie Erni eror Nicholas, and
says that his Imperial Majesty has given the Count leave
to return to Paris.

A SIMILE AND RETORTS.—A witness in the
Borough Court the other day, describing an issue of blood
from tie wounded log of a calf, said it fizzed like—hke
Belmont weater I —Anoth, r, on being asked if he couli
afford to buy a calf of a certain quality, repliod, Ay, aw
kud—if aw'd brass anoof !—A thud, in a ny case,
pointed out the initials J. P. on a cart sheet. Mr. Tay-
lor, who defended the prisoner, after examining the place,
said he could not see them. Put on yur spectacles, said
the witness, and then yo wull.—(Laughter.) Yo'd see
urn soon anoof if yo wur for ih' other soide l—(lncreased
laughter, during which the advocate sate down). —Bolton
Free Press.

TRICKS OF TRADE.--Among the numerous
tricks practised by some of the silk mercers of this town to in-
duce the belief that they have not to complain of a want of
trade, is one of blocking up the pavement with large packages
kept for that purpose, unpa,king them during the day, taking
them into the house at night and preparing them for the next
exhibition. The police should look to this. We can disclose
to our readers some beautiful plans of gulling adopted by the
unscrupulous in this trade, and we shall probably take an early
opportunity of doing so.—Cheltenham Free Press.
CUSTOM OF THE COUNTRY.—In a recent
trial at Carnarvonshire Assizes, for loss of services, &c., the
" custom of the country" in favour of courting in bed, was
admitted to rebut the father's apparent want of caution. "It
was not proved," said Justice Williams, " that the father had
not shown that care and caution in the custody of his child
which Welshmen of his condition should take."

FORTUNATE PRESERVATION OF THE
PRINCESS WILHELMINA.—BERLIN, APRIL 19.—Yesterday
morning the little Princess Wilhelmina was playing with
her governess at one of the windows of the Palace. The
latter having left her Royal Highness fcr a moment she
fell out of the window, but was providentially caught by a young
journeyman shoemaker, who, having remarked the danger of
the Princess, ran rapidly, and she fell into his arms. A crowd
assembled, and the Princess was carried hack in triumph to
her father, the. Prince Albert of Prussia, who overloaded the
preserver of his child with presents, and promised him Ins
protection for the future.

Lusus NATURX.--On Saturday morning last
a ewe, belonging to Mr. John Wilson, of Borrens, Ap-
plethwaite, yeaned a fine looking lamb, which had only
one eye, right in the centre of its forehead, and its mouth
and nose very much resembling a pug-mastiff's. It wat
alive when found, and in all other respects perfect. Is
was brought to Kendal on the same day, and, vie believe,
now graces the shelves of the Natural History and Seim-
t:fie SueLty, for the inspection )f the curious in such mat-
ters... Kendal likreury.