The Sun.
London, England, 1847-06-15 00:00:00

FOREIGN RAILWAYS.

7p
881%
Far

32%
111

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674
19%
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21%
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18%
115

54N
179
23%

Boulogne and Amiens 20 .... i• ••••• • • .. 16%
Luxembourg .. .. 6 .. . 1% • • .• • .... I}l/
Northern of France • • • • • • 8 .• •• ••••• • • • • • 1214
Namur and Liege .. .. • • .. 10 •• .. 3N •• ..
Orleans and Bourdeaux .. 6 .... • • ......
Sambre and Meuse .. 14 .... 7% •.••.• .• • • 7%

111. E 5.

Real del Moats, Unreristered .... 3 • .

LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(THIS DAY).
LONDON, JUNE 15.—Wind S.W., light breeze, with passing
clouds and rain.
DEAL, JUNE 14.—Wind S.W. to S.S.W., fresh and
squally.—Arrd. Vixen, Douglas, Port Philip; Marlborough,
Webb, Calcutta ; Helen Mary, Winn, Ceylon ; Urania.
Bergh, Jamaica; Ceres, D'Auvergne, Honduras. Arrd. from
the River and aid. Wellesley, for Madras; Renown, Laun-
ceston.
COWES, JUNE 14.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Malcolm, Watson,
Pernambuco.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 14.—Wind S.W., fresh.—Arrd. 13,
Martha Harrison, Cole, Newfoundland. 14, William
Russell, Pernambuco. Sid. Ninfa, Havannah ; Victoria,
Grisley, Havannah ; Commerce, Bailey, &vanilla ;
Magnificent, Verrill, New Orleans; Envoy, M'Ket-
terick, ditto; Bridgtown, Wilson, ditto. Ski. Luna,
Grenada; Madonna, Moulmein ; Rockshire, Montreal. The
New York, Cropper, from this port, put back to New York
21st ult., after being on shore on the S.W. Spit, but without
apparent damage. The Yarmouth barque was fallen in
with, 19th ult., off Cape Henlopen, a derelict, and subse-
quently went on shore and bilged. The Alhambra, Lock-
hart, of Dublin, hence to Valparaiso, foundered 7th April, lat.
38 long. 20 ; crew saved by the Queen Mab, arrived at New
Orleans. The cask of palm oil picked up yesterday is said to
have belonged to the Oberon, from Sierra Leone, 20th Nov.,
to this port, and not since heard of.
SKIEr.Ds, JUNK 14.—Wind S.W.—Sld. Adeline, Quebec.
OFF PORTSMOUTI, JUNE 14.—Northumberland, Gres w old,
New York.
EXMOUTH, JUNE 11.—Arrd. Eleanor' Barbara, Rio Grande.
PLYMOUTH, JUNE 14.—Wind S.S.W.—SId. her Majesty's
steamer Growler, Coast of Africa.
FALMOUTH, JUNE 14.—Wind variable.—Off port, Grace,
Lima for Hull ; Commerce, Manilla for Liverpool.
Tiernan,
BRISTOL, JUNE 14.—Wind W.—Arrd. St. Vincent,
Fur-
low,Jamaica.
oflioli,
Glide, Halifax, Nova
ELFAST, JUNE 12.—Wind S.—Arrd. Warrior, T'
Baltimore ; John Eddy, New York • Revenger
ditptoA.
RTS3lido.o CT
ifo e
Jr duaNlEe, LbTech;ew
was
pdaisScotia.passed
on shore on the Spanish coast by the J
rived here. John and Mary,

MARKET NEWS.—(THIS DAY.)
HAY DIAZZILZTEI.
SMITIIFIELD.--Meadow Hay, 215 s to 3/ 14s ; Clover ditto,
3/ as to 4114 s ; and Straw, 11 6s to 11 12s per load. Both
Hay and Straw were in good supply, and heavy demand, at
about last week's quotations.
CUMBERLAND.—Meadow Hay, 21 8s to 31 16s; Clover
ditto, 318 s to 4/ 14s ; and Straw, 118 s to 1/ 13s per load.
A full average supply, and a dull trade.

-
WIIITECHAPEL.—Meadow Hay, 2/ 5s to 31 145; CieYe!
ditto, 31 5s to 41173; and Straw, 11 Gs to 11123 per load•
Trade dull at the above quotations.

COLONIAL.
SUGAR.—The market for British Plantation is firm,
about
750 hhds havirg been sold at steady prices. The I Olio
sales have comprised Lou bags Mauritius, which Old at fall
prices, viz., 40s to 46s for low to good grey.
of British Plantation landed in the Port of LondTohnetqbuisanYtel;l
has been 31,969 hhds 3,970 tierces, against 24,692 hhds 07;
tierces last year. This return is to May 31. The inlP(l,l
of Haviinnah, Porto Rico, Brazil, and East India, have e.
greatly increased. The home consumption of British Plan:
tation has fallen off this year, but in Mauritius and Das!
India there is an increase. The stock of British Plantatceerion
in London on the 31st ult. was 17,582 hhds 2,237 .tier
being more than double the quantity held at the Fame time
last year. The stocks of Havanna!), Brazil, Mauritius, An
East India are much larger than last year.
COFFEE.-1,450 bags Ceylon realised 37s to 378 6d, f
EE °.r
1,13
good ordinary native, being Od lower. The quantity o 59
tish Plantation landed' in London to the 31st ult. /vie
hhds 958 bris and bags, against 1,216 hhds 788 brls and .be
to the corresponding period of last year. The quantity,e
,h
be
has fallen off, as well as that of East India. ,;1.,P,,He
home consumption generally has increased a little.
stocks are below those of last year. the
Rum.—The quantity landed in LOndon this year, to Q 43
31st ult., is 8,072 puns 3,106 hills, against 7,544 pans 3,_
blids at this time last year. The home consumption M
been 3,910 puns 1,461 hhds, being an access of about To'ci
puns and 300 hhds compared with the corresponding Peinig
of 1846. The stocks are 11,751 puns 3,473 hhds, egapo
12,157 puns 3,030 hhds at the same period of last year.
market is buoyant, owing to the contract announced.
SA LTPFXRE.-230 Bengal realised the previous value, Y"'
28s 6d to 29s fcr 8 per cent. refraction. 311°t
Sricms.-100 bags Black Pepper sold at 3d for g
Malabar. t, and
TALLOW.—P.Y.C. is 50s 9d to 513 per cwt on the spo
Town 535.
but little.
TE .A.—T
he demand is moderate, and prices vary
C.rroN.—There is rather a good market still.

POLISH BENEVOLENT SOCIET
The Poles inhabiting London, sensible of their yer.l
painful position, which increases more and more, bcD
materially and morally, and desirous of affording
each other a mutual succour, having put aside their poi',,,
tical differences, have formed amongst thelssel"s .
benevolent societ.
The Polish Benyevolent Society takes care of the chg;
dren, of the orphans, widows, aged, lame, andhi:firniedueS°:
their brethren • and it has principally in view the of
Lion of the children, in order that with a k"w'sredge
the English language they may also acquire a knewd its
of their paternal tongue, know the natioal that
disasters, rtie irseP as also to prepare them for sotheir
they may b 3 enabled to support themselves an
parents honestly. ofj of
This society has elected a commission COW e 0" oaf•
five members--The Rev. Dr. Zienkievrics, Angirr
Dr. Vwainski, M.A., the Citizens-Pruszeynshit
rewicz, and Ruzynski. It has authorised, by mass
to
date, the persons aforesaid to act in their nettle, 110 is
appeal to all those who may feel disposed to aid the
the realisation of this object. ,he so'
The commission, in executing the orders 0" eoet
ciety, has seen at first the necessity of mekinglrid s of
statistic of the Polish refugees residing in Engt-age
their marriages, children, orphans, widows, an joy
After having brought this labour to a close, the 00
mission has found that there are in England abandon
Polish refugees, 160 married, 317 children, in ~ of
alone 209 chilren, forty of whom up to the,-1
of
ten years are not baptised, and those are the chnu'iers,
gentlemen and enemies of the faith of their fo!‘tows
There are besides 13 orphans, 20 aged, and owl/a—.
and infirm persons. the
This Polish Benevolent Society is honoured bY
names and patronage of eminent individuals, 014: 0
possess influence. The commission is employ! it
executing the will of the Benevolent Polish Socletii the
collects funds for the school, and for the want! Cf dist
orphans, widows, aged, and sick. We are of opirn° that
it will ere long publish its ulterior proceedings, an
it will persevere in its noble efforts.

LAW IN TELLI GEN CE.
JUDGES' CHAMBERS, June 14.
(Before Mr. Justice COLERIDGE.)
DUNN V. LIND. We
In this action, brought by Mr. Bunn, of Droll over
Theatre, against Mademoiselle Jenny Lind, to reccutr
compensation in damages for an alleged breach of e
tract, a summons was obtained at the instance (it'h
fendant, calling on the plaintiff to show cause " ; .t
commission should not issue to examine witoestould
Berlin, and why, in the meantime, all proceedingst"v,
not be stayed. The summons was granted on Sa unVo,
and to-day Mr. Lewis, of the firm of Lewis and Ifditt
attended to show cause, and Mr. Jennings app
support of the ap.
Mr.r LEvris informed his Lordship of the nature Of:ol
action, and said he had to apply for an adjournoteP
the summons for a period of three months. for 011
Mr. Justice COLERIDGE inquired the reason i
adjournment, remarking that the parties whom it the
wished to examine by a commission might die 'll
meantime.
Mr. LEWIS said the action had been set down forbtebree
adjourned sittings atter the term just ended, b 0 !tog
was no probability of its being tried until the 11 to•
after next term, and therefore there could be 0° bit;
diate necessity for a commission. The plaintiff, as,
tos
Lordship was aware, would have to join in the Or° fa-
of the commission, or he could apply rate for a septi tthe
mission; but it was thought advisable, seeing rsD
cause could not be tried some months,' to apPIY iu-sod
adjournment of the application for three mord
for this additional reason—that the celebratio-m-ine
poser, Meyerbeer, whom it was proposed w
by the commission, was confidently exp4cted "i the
in London in time to be examined on the trial 0

action.
la °cell'
Mr. JENNINGS, in reply, complained of the dc Yary be
sioned by the parties on the other side. In Jaeilwo
had offered to appear to any suit, but the action 0
oar
layed for some months, and now it was sought I
siun a further &lay. pOt
Mr. LEWIS (interposing) said the defendant iv*
within the jurisdiction of the Court till recently.iecio.
Mr. JENNINGS proceeded to remark that the . the
tion was only delivered on the sth of June insre; the
pleas were delivered on the 9th, issue was joine
_en for
11th, and notice of trial was, on the s,me day, Ve ofr.
Ks
ton sittings in London about to commence• on as
Jennings) had therefore applied for the cow° is shoe
soon as he possibly could, and he had an affiddeevfdant'e
ing its necessity. It was requisite for the _tfis En'
case thst the Earl of Westmoreland, her Fiber eyerci
voy to the King of Prussia, and the coterred:hip had
beer should be examined, and, as his l'edelayed fur
observed, if the present application Wes„.,e'd of their
three months, the defendant might be deP"
evidence. . be
his LORDSHIP intimated that the Parties f°e
examined, although the cause might.
some months. po
that there wa tte
Mr. LEWIS reminded his Lordship oula
doubt that one of the witness (Sleyerbeer)
n, to
in London in time for the trial; and as the dista
Berlin was now so short the Earl of Westmoreland 1n440,
not be 1 a
bt
arrive and thereby save the expense of the commirroji
Mr. JENNINGS further urged that the plainttu to•
delayed his action, and that he was not in a situation
ask for any postponement.
Mr. LEWIS said theta might be reasons for dels,
an action, such as ascertaining the success of a par''
against whom it was to be brought.
hid
Mr. JENNINGS remarked, in answer, that he
‘'',st
offered to appear. There was no doubt from the '-
that the success would be the highest ever achieved. be
Mr. Justice CoIa:RIDGE requested the affidavit to
read on which the application was made. * is
Mr. JENNINGS proceeded to read his own affidel"tl.
which lie stated that the Earl of Westmoreland .n
Meyerbeer were previously to, and at the commence:l:jot
of the suit, resident and still resided at Berlin ; a?' 'in.
he had been informed, and believed, that they had ilen-
tention of visiting this country. They were (Airi, fos
nings added) the parties to the agreement, and
most essential that they should be examined by a co
mission. had

His LORDSHIP thought that no sufficient ground -tba.
been shown to adjourn the application for three 101100
Mr. LEWIS said he was entitled to time to answer
affidavit.
His LORDSHIP thought that time should be grante
After some remarks on the time to be afforded,
nos
His LORDSHIP said he should adjourn the goo:" ,Ijr
for a few (Jays, and an adjournment was accordl*
ordered.
The damages in the declaration are laid at 10,004

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BIRTHS
On the Bth inst., at Bulstrode-street, the wife of pr. IP'
Professor of Materia Medica at King's College, of a,.,3°,. road'
On the 11th inst., at Brunsfield House, Finc"„/
Mrs. T. J. Miller, of a son, still-born
of Great 1105 g
Rev.On the
the Ilth inst., Mrs. David Edwardes,
street, Covent-garden of a son. f
o Athleexla2ntdherinDsotug ilnasU,
opfp a ersoilna.rley-street, the lady

MARRIED. ,„ Sr ,
On the Bth inst., at St. James's, Paddington, the Diegb-
M. Bonnor, Vicar of Ruabon. Denbighshire, to Ellen, u"-
ter of the late John Wood, Esq., of Worthing. h 1011
On the 12th inst., at St. George's, Bloomsbury, .100
Walton Harris, Esq., to Ann, relict of the late Thomas
Cocksedge, Esq., of The Hills, Bury St. Edmund's. pi"
On the 12th inst., at St. James's Church, Paddingtottlio ,
ward Lawson, Esq., to Mary Ann, only daughter of WilsrX•
Miskin, Esq., surgeon, of Broad-street, St. John's, S"ti___2,l-w--".

On the 11th inst. at at PaDisllEeyD,. Mr. John Gibson, jive°,
Paisley Barracks. •
On the 6th inst., at Hammersmith, near Londo°'
Ludwig Calmann, aged 41. Wife
On the Bth inst., at German-place, Brighton, Amelia,. 4.
of Major-General Sir Patrick Ross, Governor of St. Heleildot
On the 10th inst., at Hampton-court Palace, Allah
eHr
son of the late Lieutenant-General Sir J. Maclean, IC.C•
On the 10th inst., at Peckham Rye, Mr. Alfred SAllll,l,,re
On the 10th inst., Susannah Mann, the wife J. B.'.
dith, Esq., formerly of Clifford, Herefordshire. Henri
On the 11th inst., at Gerrard's Hall, Basing-lane,
Edward Dibbin, aged 3s. anew
On the 11th inst., at Hyde-park-place West, sr-
Smith, the widow of the Rev. Henry Smith. nffora
On the 11th inst., in Bishopsgate-street, .1
Hawkins, aged 35. f dye
On the 11th inst., at Tonbridge-wells, Mary, widoW °
late Rev. John Thornton. .„ a
On the 11th inst., at New-grove, William Bayne, afjle•
Magistrate and Deputy-Lieutenant of the county of
sex, aged 86. yOn the 12th inst., at Ham-common, Surrey,

Bridgman, Esq., surgeon. ,•• 003 P
On the 12th init., Sir Richard Plasket, K. M.G., 0'
ton House, near Torquay, Devon.
On the 12th inst., in Gray's Inn, John Perry, Egg

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