The Sun.
London, England, 1847-04-16 00:00:00

CHANCERY.-(THIS DAY.)

MANN V. STEPHENS.
The arguments in this 1).ot-heard appeal motion were re
sumed and concluded to.dar, and
tliA Lorusinp pvaLpiuca;.~.•~
MOSELEY v. ALSTON-TUZ NARROW V. THE BROAD GL'AGE.

Sir FITZSINAPC KE.LLY Opened an appeal in this case from the
decision of the Vice-Chancellor of England oven uling a de-
murrer put by the defendant to the plaintitt's bill, but had
concluded when the Court rose.

An application was made this morning by Mr. Bethel], on
behalf of the respondents, the plaintiffs in the Court below,
to postpone the hearing of the appeal to a future day, but
his Lordship refused to grant the application.

VICE-CHANCERY.-(THIS DAY.)
(Before the VICE-CHANCELLOR of ENGLAND).
Ills Honour the Vice-Chancellor of England, after dispos-
ing of the unopposed causes and petitions, and the short
causes on his paper, proceeded to hear the furthnr arguments,
in the part heard motion for an injunction in " Moseley v.
Alston."
Sir FITZROY KELLY, on behalf of the defendants, re-
9urned his arguments against granting the injunction ; in the
:ourse of which
The VICE-CHANCELLOR inquired whether the Oxford and
Birmingham Railway Company, in their corporate capacity,
'lad been served with notice of the application for the in-
junction; and, upon being answered in the negative, his
Honour ordered the motion to stand over to Tuesday next.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.
(From the fAmtion New Price Current of April 16.)
SUG.I R.—To-day the market was in an inactive state for
raw Sugar of all descriptions. and prices again went down,
the supply being more than adequate for the demand. In
West India the purchases made were trifling in all sorts, and
ienmrrined goods by
did not exceed 160 hhde, &c., although there were sellers at
a further reduction in prices.
. . llLee-sen.—To-day there was no desire evinced to operate
the home trade, but standard lumps could
perlywbte obtained, at 63s 6d, and brown lumps at 62s to 63s
. , ns, grocers at, •. For Crushed, is in a dull state, and first quality
be obtained at 355.
MUM: RITI U S. Tit deamnaandrethit!esrsfuortphereartiinngcrewasietdh for all
descri .tio
rather under former treaty,rates, although there are sellers even
caution by private
At auction, 1,292 bags were
6i nil73h
bi saagfst elrysne.ro
,iiiineEaoliulkysnTtai
nlilNgtDatiko.ke.sn7
eonsufbour. parcels of Bengal Sugar,
public competi-
lidnetoon former rates of
jou ;the chief part sold, but at an(11
decline
6d per cwt.
/310LasieEs....There has been little desire nil u
e •f
operate in West India ; pricesdownwards, still teed
ated to
there is not a large quantity on offer. Bengal Treacle iosu ng(11
much wanted. There is at present but a small supply. In
'he low and middling qualities of Honey a good deal has
been done, but the better sorts have been bought with cau-
tion. Of all kinds arrivals are shortly expected.
FOREIGN.—Tiiis afternoon 1,200 tons of Java Sugar were
'.isposed of for Holland; but, at present, the prices have not
transpired.
corer.—This Atteruon coffee Met with little Attention

from exporters or the home trade by private treaty; at pub-
lic sale 247 bags of Plantation Ceylon, however, sold at full
rates.

COCOA.—Business to a small extent only has been trans-
acted in West India, and prices have *till a downward
tendency. At public sale, 55 bags of Trinidad were taken in
at 55s for common dark red, and at 50s for old and wormy
grey. Foreign met with little attenoion, and there smears
to be more desire to sell at 44s to 47s per cwt.
Rica.—To-day East India Rice was much in demand pri-
vately, and prices advanced 3d per cwt; at public sale 977
bags of Bengal were sold, and 1,602 bags of Madras.
SPICE3.—To-day Cassia Lignea met with little attention,
and 500 boxes at sublic sale were sold at rather lower rates;
16 casks and 27 bags of Cloves were taken in.
Sruurs.—Although Leeward Island Rum can be obtained
at further reduced terms, still the purchases have been ex-
tremely limited. East India is heavy of disposal, and further
declined in value. Demerara met with little attention, and
there is a desire to sell. In Jamaica so trifling have been
the purchases, that it is difficult to give accurate quotations;
the tendency of prices is, however, still downwards. For
Brandy the market has a dull appearance for all sorts, the
stock is on the increase, and there is a desire to sell. Geneva
is little wanted for exportation, and prices are on the de-
cline. For British Corn Spirits the demand is active, and
lls is the value of English nett cash ; Scotch and Irish,
lOs 6d to lls. Gin is in good demand.
COCHINZAL.—AIthough there are sellers at a further re-
duction in the value; still the trade operated with caution
by private treaty in black and silvers. At auction 35 bags
of Teneriffee were offered, but a part only found buyers at a
fall on former rates of 2d per lb.
Farm.—At public sale this week have been offered 82
butts 30 crtls Currants part damaged Pairs., very interior to
fine quality 50s to 566; of the former very little was sold. but
the latter briskly. Cephalonia damaged 50s to 545. Greek
Figs in cases 345, damaged 31s. Muscatels bunches and
layers, damaged 38s to 425. Red Smyrna Raisins in barrels,
a very inferior parcel, 335, Eleme Raisins, damaged in cases
36s to 395.

Ou.s.—The demand has improved for Linseed Oil thi,
week, and prices have risen 3d. to 61 per cwt. For forward
delivery purchases to a fair extent have been made at 22s 6,1
to 26s 9d. per cwt. Although Rapeseed Oil can be obtained
upon reduced terms, still few contracts have been concluded.
There are now few orders for Olive Oil, and prices are on the
decline. Prices remain much the same as previously quoted
for Palm Oil, but the home demand is good. For Cocoa Nut
lower rates have been accepted. Seal has been sparinly dealt
in. Southern is little wanted. No further advance has
taken place in the value of Sperm, but a good demand exists.

TUE LONDON GAZETTE.

(THIS EVENING.)

DOWIsING-STREET, APRIL 16, 1847.

The Queen has been pleased to appoint Charles_Jusi

MacCarthy, Esq- to be - Auditor and Accountant-General
and Controller of Revenue for the Island of Ceylon.
CROWN-OFFICE, APRIL 15.

MEMBER RETTENED TO SERVE Ll'i THIS TRESINT FAB&IA
=ft

County of Somerset (Eastern Division)—William Pinney,
Esq., of bomerton Erleigh, in the county of Somerset, in the
room of William Gore Langton, Esq., deceased.
, WAR-OFFICE APRIL 16.

7th Light Dragoons—Lieutenant-Colonel the Honourable
Charles Alexaudar Wrottesley, from half-pay Unattached, to
be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice John James Whyte, who
exchanges; Major Arthur Shirley to be Lieutenant-
Colonel, by purchase, vice Wrottesley, who retires;
Brevet Major Gervase Parker Bushe, to be Major, by pur-
chase, vice Shirley; Lieutenant Sir William Russell, Bart.,
to be Captain, by purchase, vice Bushe; April 16. Lieu-
tenant Charles Bowles, to; be Captaio, by purchase, vice
Heleyar, who retires, April 17. Cornet Altred Sartoris, to be
Lieutenant. by :purchase, vice Sir W. Russell, April 16.
Cornet William Dascon Bushe to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Bowles, April 17. Edward Grogan, Gent., to be
Cornet, by purchase, vice Sartoris, April 16.
13th Light Dragoons—Randall Wilmer Hatfield, Gent., to
be Cornet, by purchase, vice Dimsdale, appointed to 16th
Light Dragoons, April 16.
16th Light Dragoons—Cornet Thomas Robert Charles
Dimsdale, from 13th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, vice
Fellowes, who retires, April 16.
Ist Regiment of Foot—Lieut. Thomas James Parker to be
Adjutant, vice Windham, who resigns the Adjutancy only,
April 16.
13th Foot.—Quartermaster Serjeant Bryan Hanrahan to
be Quartermaster, vice Mark Sheridan, who retires upon
half-pay, April 16.
23d Foot.—Captain George Warren, from half-pay 3d
West India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Baker, deceased;
Lieutenant William Pitcairn Campbell to be Captain, by
purchase, vice 'Warren, who retires; Second Lieutenant
Agassiz to be First Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Campbell ;
Richard 3lilford, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Agassiz, April 16.
67th Foot—Ensign Daniel Thompson to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vice Adair, who retires; Henry Leslie Hunt, Gent.,
to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Thompson, April 16.
3d West India Regiment—Quartermaster Sergeant Hors-
ley to be Quartermaster, vice William Wakefield, who re-
tires upon half-pay, April 16.
BREVET.—Captain George Warren, of 23d Foot, to be
Major is the Army, July 22, 1830 ; Brevet Major George
Warren, of the 23d Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel in the
Army, Nov. 9, 1846.
M SMORA NDust.—The Christian names of Ensign Whit-
lock, of the 4th Foot, are George Frederick 'fed, and not
George Frederick Foot, as previously stated. The Christian
names of Ensign M'Gregor, of 69th Foot, are Alexander
Edgar, and not Alexander Edward, as previously stated.
Erratum in the Gazette of 23d March, 1847.
17th Foot—For Colour- Sergeant George Palmer, to be
Ensign, vice King, appointed to Z2d Foot. Read Colour-
Sergeant " Richard Pilmer," to be Ensign, vice King, ap-
pointed to the 22d Foot.
Commission by the Lord-Lieutenant of Gloucestershire, and

of the City of Bristol.
Royal Gloucestershire Regiment of Hussar Yeomanry
William Osborne Maclaine, Gent., to be Cornet, vice Sawyer,
resigned, April 12.
CIRCUI IS OF THE COMMISSIONERS FOR THE