The Sun.
London, England, 1840-03-30 00:00:00

EVENING EDITIOM-

hand: and writs, and the other parts of the 110dy.
According to Mr. Allen's elidenct., Gould told bin
I, the evening that he had only just heard of the mur -10
at the Raiabow, and it appeared by the evidence of 1114
t. at that witness had told Gould of the murder ot about a
quarter after two in the afternoon. With regard to the eri-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Allen, it was most important as to
time. Allen stated it was between two and three
,o'clock tr

the morning, that Gould came in, and Mr. Tirebe state'
that it was twenty minutes to twelve when he left. the Raft .-
bo v, so that there was no account of Richard Gould fire a
weny minutes before twelve on Monday night. to betwee n
two and three o'clock on the Tuesday morning. Ou readireett e
evidence of Jobson, the Coroner observed that this was neat t
remarkable evidence, and shoved the necessity of having ps ege
sans present to hear the evidence given against them, as if sueih
evidence were admitted in their absence no man's life w. old ties
safe, but might be sworn away. There was this very peenlier-
circumstance attending this evidence, that Gould had not thought
proper to ask this witness, giving this very remarkable evidence,
any question whatever. They would remember that although
asked to do so, Gould had not put a single question to the
person relating this extraordinary conversation. Neither did
he put any question to Wright, who related a conversation with
him
of a similar extraordinery character. It should be ob-
served, as far as the evidence Went that there did (lot appear to
have been any communication whatever between Gould and
Mrs. Jarvis on the afternoon sir evening previous to the
murder. 'the evidence of the policeman Deer,r who took Mrs.
Jarvis into custody, was important, as showing that the only
gwrasou,ntdhaotfhseuhspadichioenarwdhtiheaht he had
ffroergt:.kintig her into cusesey
in
with Gould, and had been seen with himenth,T(leaeyn comptanc
before. He
thought it was a curious thing that Jarvis should never have
Seen the bag until it was shown him at the station-house . •
and that, coupled with what had been deposed to else-
where as to the bag being stained with blood, it would
love been calculated to produce a great effect upon
the Jury, but it was positisely and distinctly staled be
Professor Graham that the staies were not stains of
blood bat of iron paint ; and the mother ;of Mrs. Jarvis stated
that the bag had been used as an apron by her eon,
who had been employed at a paint manufactory. The
Coroner then went minutely through the evidence as it
affected Mrs. Jarvis, and said that it was altogether of
so slight and flimsy a character that it was impossible
to ground on it an accusation of murder—there was no
evidence whatever to establish a entity knowledge on her
part, and he should net have felt it h;s duty to make a singl.+
remark as to her, ii she had not been in custAely ou the ch.rg,
of murder. Witl. regard to Gould the case was diffe put,;nilth
difficulty was incrtas d by Gould hi, ng offered no • xp a tatieu
or ttie teets clervwd agaiuse lees Some per •ons e ere 1, telinedto
uadervalne t numstantial Leiden r, lett he consl' es at
actual ci cu nit 'flees, linking Lugether, so as to br n, hanie a
fact to the knowledge of a person, without a sinfele lick iu the
chain being wanting, was the best and most :satisfactory evi-
dence that could be produced. The time of Gould, from
twenty minutes to twelve until between twoand threr, was totally ,
unaccounted for, and if he had been employed Well, or if he
might have said where he was, or have brought forward persons
in whose company he had spent that portion of his time. The
Coroner then went through the evidence, a, it affected Gould,
commenting upon the fact of the money they found in the
stocking, and in the pocket of Gould, of which he had offered
na explanation, and upon the evidence of Jeibson, Wright, and
Rogers, as to the conversations, observing that Gould
had not asked these witnesses a single question ; nor
had he offered any explanation of the circumstances deposed
to by them. Whatever verdict they might come to in relation
to this cruel and most savage murder, he did not see how they
could avoid implicating Gould more or less Its the transaction. ,
The Jury then retired, and atter being absent about a
(palter of an hour, returned the following verdict
Richard Gould, alias Arthur Nicholson, is guilty of Wilful
Mnrder on the body of John Templeman."

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, MARCH 28.—Wind N.W. moderate.—Arrived the
Lucretia, from Quebec; St. Ann, Richelbeck ditto; Prince,
Lunsden, ditto; Ann, Phillips, ditto; Mediatt r, Champlin
New York; Nautilus, Cape of Good Hope; Fullocien, Mould,
Quebec; Ann, ditto; Mary, Legg, ditto; and fottingham,
Short, Boston.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 28.,—Wind N. to E., fine.—. Arrived
the Henry Newell, Ba.nett, from Charleston Mary, Paul,'
Odessa ; Dahlia, ditto ; and Marie, Ignaica, Corunna and Bil-
Lao. Off port the Radcliffe, Hone, from St. Andrews.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 28.—Wind N.N.E., fine.
PLYmouni, MARCH 29.—Wind N.E.—Arrived the WU-.
liam, Black, from Honduras.
LivEarooL, MARCH 28.—Wind N.N.E. to N.W. 29,
N. N. W.—Arrived the Citizen, Halifax, from New Orleans ;
Caledonia, Massicot, ditto ; Augusta, Snow, do. ; Active,
Hutchinson, Odessa; Alfred, Terceira; ydoey, Cowan,
New Orleans ; Princess Victoria, Cooper, New York ; Twig
Ho, Taylor, Ancona; Zephyr, Taylor, St. Andrew's, New
Brunswick. Off port, Caledonia, Mobile. Sailed the Ma-
jestic, Mustard, for Mobile; Alexander, M'lntyre, Tampico ;
Meridias, Williams, New York ; Falcon, Vir, Manilla;
Eleanor,
M‘Pherson, New Orleans; Douro, Baltimore.
OFF THE START, MARCH 28.—The Fyer, Kruse, Rio
ddla Plata.

CROOKH A VEN, MARczt 28.—Arrived the Ann Wise, Thorn,
from Savanilla ; Lyra, Mitchell, Odessa.
NEWCASTLE, MARCH 28.—Arrived the Resolution, Hogg.
from Licata. Sailed the Lady Jane, Harrison for Davis's
Straits.

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MoNrnosr, Mattel! 26.—Arrived the Blossom, Mearns,
from St. David's.

HULL, MARCH 28.—Wind E.N.E.—Sailed the Peruvian,
Wl.on. for Quebec.

Coss, MAscm 27.—Arrived the Visitor, Moppett, from
Honduras. Sailed the Terror,:Watkins, for Jamaica; Planet,
M'Rae, St. John's; Pallas, ditto. Off p(rt, thelton,
Alexander, from Odessa; Spencer, Smith, 13erbiee.
POOLE, MARCH 27.—Sailed the Were, for Quebec.
WATERFORD, Matto' 26.—Sailed the Blenheim, Hayst `sp.
for Nevi fuundland.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

• CORN EXCHANGE.
Last week's arriv Is were moderate of all descriptions 01'
Grain, and th supply since has been small. The Wheat trail
firm, and select parcels have obtained ls. per quarter more
than last Monday. Barley found a good sale for the best
qualities, but other sorts were slack. .Berms and Grey Peas
maintained last Monday's terms. Boiling Peas rather lower.
Oats supported last week's rates, with a fair demand. The
Flour trade dull, at former prices.
PRICES ON El
Wheat, Red (old) fins. 745.
--- White (old) .(eu. 824.
;1839) . Nis. e3s.
---- Fine (;Is.
Superfine (iBs. 7 is.
- White(lB:39)...!;?s. (ids.
Fine eBs. 725.
---- Superfine -Is. Tic
~Foreignfree 60s. 84s.
flys
Barley 4(6. 4))s.
10; 3t3.
- Grinding 30s
--- Malting 'k9s 443 s
Malt rs;s, 1,55.
-- flue New o,is 745.
['vase, Grey, New Ills. 3:35.
- Maple New . :,s. 4:25.
----- While 38, 40s
- Boilers

,AAI3 OP sFIP
Beans, Small ;new)......... 44,

- ,
......
- Tick (new) .........:;6a
(old) ...... 4
- Harrow
(new) 144a.4.r.,„

Bran k .............
Oats, 1ced._....._....
New
--- Poland--
--- . "Y-.Yti
Potatoc 09. s•2s.
ISA
-••••••••• Semen ..... °,o • :2s.
-- Irish 24<.... V4A.,26.
Flour Town o.er ;tack) ,:t
----- seconds
- Ncrth Country ....lin;
tSran

ARRIVALS OF Gr.AIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEIKK.
Wheat. Barley. t tin r.
English -
Irish
Fk.reign
SMIT HFIELD MARKET.
The supply was moderate, but equal to the demand. and
every description of Meat sold readily, but in some instances
at a reduction in price. Beef, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 10d. ; Veal, :is.
to 6s. ; Mutton, 3s. Bd. to ss. ; Pork, 4s. 2d. to ss. 2d.
Head of Cattle at Market -Beasts, 2,48 l ; Sheep, 2,187 ;
Calves, 74; Pigs, 450.
BILLING SG ATE M ARKET.
Supplies were tolerably good and so was the demand; prices
steady. Turbot, 7s. to 223. ; Cod, 35. to 125.; Soles. is.
s.
4s. 6d. per pair • Lobsters, is. 6d. to 4s. 6d. ; Salmon, 2s. od.
to 3s. per lb. ; Halibut, 2s. 6d. to 10s. ; Mackerel, sd. to 106.
BERMONDSEY WATER-SIDE POTATOE MARKET.
A good supply fresh up and a considerable quantity from ksi
market. Best qualities at previous prices. Inferior sorts lower.
Suffolk Whites, 58s. t 655;
MA Jersey,R 6KET.Os. ; York Red, bBs. to 655.
SEED
No alteration in the value of any kind of Seed, except Clove
Seed, which was rather cheaper. Arrivals from the 24th n
March to the 31st-Tares, 652 qrs. ; Lisiseed, 708 qrs.. an'
Rape Seed, 850.

HOP MARKET.
A limited demand, but scarcity causes price:: to be fil
Sussex pockets, 50s. t) 68s. ; New Kent bags, its. to 100 i • ;
New Kent pockets, /Os. to 1265.
TALLOW MARK
This market was languid, and the piiee of P.Y.C.
51s. 9d. to 525. The stock was 15,400. 'fawn Tallow, 13s. 6d..
TEA MARKET.
Ge..at dulness prevails. Prices much the es'
as on Satuv-
day. Company's Congou 2s. per pound ca.,n, but no pertaia
prices can be given.