The Sun.
London, England, 1847-06-02 00:00:00

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(From the London New Price Current of raire*
SUGAR.—To-day although further reduced __6-1
r, And
subniiited to for ail kinds of raw Sugar, still exPorletlicieet
tfi())r
otpheeriartepriensenitvievi,atn
the home trade could only be induced to purchase °good
Itsn.diaTlfioerreawnyaspluitrptleosdee,siarendrlZ rates
taken were 6d te Is per cwt under those of FridaY. Defined
REFINED.—'TO-day many purchases were made in, losr°
goods by the home trade, in consequence of ratilere...elyt
rates being accepted. Bonded Crushed Sugar sells lose
but is not to be okained under 33s for first 410013Pnrivatelf
MAURITIUS.—This afternoon there were sellers rI. rate*
of all kinds of Mauritius Sugar rather under forlerod at
but few buyers were to be met with. None Was
public sale. esbed
EAST INDIA.—Thin afternoon Bengal sugar Wall anopid it A
in with caution, and 3,846 bees at public sale were
reduction on former rates of 6d to Is per cwt. .d :Pre
FOREIGN.—To-day there was no public sales, .7000
vately little business was .done, although there vr,,el:aa
suopsolhnohr,rdaastssh
Bengal
n.l—ogwale
Thisr
Treacle termsaftforafternoon,
nwo
eoarnl e
disposed
stnpeol;sueobdfl Feofooraaelitc inoTod ino2o
per cwt. t •Itif,dest
only IndiaCoFi
nFt ozp-Ead.rly,
COCOA.—There was little desire evinced to oPere ealle
od
oshl
is afternoon
rant
01
o'faungl lsNroaaftt
Ceylon Wassoirs-t 93sofald
t inonseh
in demand, and 1.426 bags at auction were
former rates of 6d per cwt. Plantation sells slowlP notes.
aster
rather
bag's at auction were only partly disposed of at
TEA.—Although there are sellers of Congoa I'll'lll6th
lower terms, still all descriptions have been operate. logtors
reluctance by the town and country trade, whilst snen.large
are not inclined to make investments. There i;,:toiong
eiGvae.renada at public S
quantity on offer, especially of the better kind 3• rgueoceong
is neglected, and can be obtained upon low terms. 'there sr_.°
can be obtained at upon rather lower prices. bat t. wines'
very few buyers to be met with. The amount 0 ding
the
transacted as Green has been triff otwithstanal_Aillf
ing, n , ospee.
low rates current. There is yet a plentiful suppit
of the low and middling sorts, fo l
t
IRICE.—To-day the market presented a dull aPPeoysta
all kinds of East India Rice, holders were anxionsr7o bsgr',
offered numerous parcels for sale. Of Bengal, 6arbief,
and 1,986 pockets were put up, a small part 0n1Y,,." hisbe"
found buyers at prices exhibiting a decline from we.
point of the market of 5s to 64 per cwt. tbe
SAGO.—The supply is still large, and exceeding
mend ; a further decline in the value has taken plat e.
to 515'
FR.—There is a desire to sell Currants at /sow to
and superior 53s to 54s per cwt. hut there are few dull ar
he met with. The market for Raisins has a very
pearance and 33s to 40s are the rates taken. -Irate eell'
Sprels.—Few purchases have been made by Privonegt
tract, either by exporters or the home trade. in 144100 t"
Mace is little wanted. but in prices there is n 0 et appeSt:
record. For Black Pepper the market has a On'e riveteli
ance. all sorts having been sparingly dealt in rate!
by the exporters and the home trade, and `„,/,zer
rather under those that existed previouslv.
_en'eo.
less freely supplied. wh-reas the home demand has Lu'r Above
for all kinds. and the rates paid privately are rataege, bave
those previously current. In Pimento, several puro';a bas be'
been made privately, at 4id to 44d, and the suPloY sod, t
come am ill. Cassia Lignea is still in scanty Sapp taro stiff
good demand existing o
. holders are enabled to there
rates. For Cloves only a moderate demand exists: 3:1 Chi'
are sellers at former low rates, as the supply is -001
namon can be obtained upon the terms of the lasts% for $
auctions, hat. the orders executed have been Prices range
qualities. Cassia Buds are in short supply,
and P of
high, as the demand is wood. ,e is bags
COCHINEAT..—This afternoon, at public
Cochineal were taken in at 5s 2d to 5s bd for silver'
io operate
SPIRITS.—To-day there was little desire shown .4 to sap
in Rum, and rather lower rates are taken, that jtionica
proof East India 3s, Leeward Island 3s 2d, and f 49 9d to
fair to good quality 28 to 30 per cent. over We"
5s Id per gallon. e/c.
INDIGO.—TI
e market is lookig quiet for Eas Part eels ;
all
po-ters and the home trade only purchasing small
~,,3
but bidders are firm. and insist upon prices equal to these
the last quarterly sales. Wee'
SALTPETRE.—The market for Rough has a firm appea
and Vie supply is will small. For home consumption in.
exp,rtatii.n a god demand exists privately. and 27s to r:
are the rates paid for low and fine. At public sales to-al
99 bags Calcutta cold at 29s to 29. 6d for 23q per cent. sn
not refracted 275. English refined has been in excellent de'
mend at. 31s fit to 325, and at which prices are firm.
TURPENTINE.—Rough can be obtained upon further re'
duce,' terms, but the purchases made have been trifling
42s to 435, whilst the stock is on the increase. Of Americas
there are many parcels undisposed of. Rough is little
wanted.
Ou.s.—For Southern Oil prices have suffered no farther
depression, although the market is still well supplied; there
has, however, been a good demand, and 110 tuns at anootin!
found buyers. Cod is little wanted, and prices are d'eclint li
For Seel the market has a dull appearance, and prices tail at
the decline. Sperm is not much wanted, and is offs bf
further reduced rates. Of 43 tuns at auction sr" iock
found buyers. A further increase has taken place in these
of Fish Oils. Although Rapeseed Oil is to be obtained.Nri
much lower terms. yet the purchases made have been °lmo.
For Olive there are few buyers, and prices are Pin Ag-irons
For Linseed Oil a good demand has been experlene""de by
the home trade, and further purchases have been Ina jingo
exporters, whilst the supply is small, and the prices rot,-
firm at 27s on the spot. For forward delivery rnanYrslol
tracts have been entered into at 27s to 27e 3d per EWe' made•
is not much in request, either by exporters or the hono27;ii.
For Cocoa Nut prices range high, but the amount or
ness transacted has been small. Lard Oil sells slowli•, the
TALLOW.—A further improvement has taken plan..,/d bef
value of Russian on the spot. whilst a good dam For
been experienced from Soap-makers and Chandlers,' con-
delivery
in the last three months of the year 0:10J
tracts have been concluded it 47s 9d to 48s, and enallAteat
ties will not sell thereat. Home made has been in al boe
request, and prices have risen. Other kinds of Tallow. lee
been operated in with more freedom, and a rise in th:re"dir
has taken place. At auction 180 casks of Odessa /fay.
posed of at 48s 3d to 48s 9d per cwt for middling qua

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MUNIFICENT DONATION OF A LADY TO FOOT'
RFUO'rnal
FEMALE RAGGED SCHOOL AND JUVENILZ -- A Rajiv',
meeting of the committee of the Juvenile Refuge and 70 of
omfolkniodgustaryrraiongeWmesentrsinfosrtethrowaaadmihsseilodn,
ofofrsothe purpose it
girls, io to
openedi
Twl4tre3f:ecah 1:7 years,
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fewtn,
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objectselowk, t os since
onsofc
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localitiesbie
pws
was resolved to admit that number, of the ages frraLefuga
benevolentiil:er'
committtht'
eeengagementl:.SALEw eaego et
For
has contributed the sum of 5001. 81!lt7sx"(0ii,
Twelve ladies, inci,T,lrm a
a 01,
necessary suggesti°lll'
e collectios
InoiFstre-Tlaci:ATE • " C
0 LIN& E. 41 , R.A.— Monday the sale of the lsrg of drawings and sketches in water-colour and oil of the Mt.
W. Collins, Esn.
a''d Manson, of 'Sing street St. James's.
i.,_R.A., was commenc.d bMessrs. Christie
in.
erday consistedprincipally'
of the pencil and pen and
.4
drawings by the late lamented artist of views in different
parts of England. The sale was well attended, and the
ETNsd),EYtf aeGun
crdeßoymAtp
eah kitaNeevnGett
DRAWINGS
kindlylo vanetot:
by Messrs.
lots Sold ies,:
prices each lot ei Id for were good.
BRADFORD, YORKSHIRE, MAT 29.—1 n conse
quence of the severe distress hich is now felt among the
poor of this town, by reason of the high price of food, and
want of work, the Rev. J. Burnet, LL. 8., the indefatiga-
ble and much- respected Vicar, the clergy, and a number of
the iriluf,ntial laity, have during the present week originated
a Church of England District Visiting Society, for the pur-
poseosed"
and destitution. A deputation from this society, coo-Wan
of vi,iting, and causing to be relieved, cases of distr-",',
of the Vicar, W. Walker, Esq., Alfred Harris, •(1;',5 at
others, had an interview with the board of guard.,r,ing
their weekly meeting yesterday, for the purpose 0f! " ' d
ek an—
them to be more liberal in their relief of the sl,. floor.
destitute during the present period of distress amoug____...., r"

RIR m.
On the 231 ult., at Milt onr mtg. Jabs
next Gravesend, ---
fixtfner, of a daughter.
On the 25th tilt., at Wimbledon, the wife of Edwin Fen-
nell, a daughter. of
On the 26th ult., at Furzawell House, Torquay, the vi--°
John Benthall, Esq., of a daughter. airc
On the 26th ult., at the Crescent, America-square, L'''"-
Rick, of a son.
A of*
On the 27th ult., at Greenhe‘r, Mrs. George
son. who survived his birthnnli a few minutes. tbe
On the 27th ult., at Lansdowne-terrace, Fulham-road,
wife of R. G. Brown, Esq., surgeon, or a son.
On the 28th ult., Mts. Robert William Teske, of Ide"--
House, New Finchley-road, of a dauhter. wqvde•
On the 29th ult., the lady of W. Martin, Esq., of
park-square, of a son.
On the 29th ult., at Kentish-town, the wife of the Abe?!
Jackson, Rector of St. James's, Westminster, of a daug

URIED.
At the British Embassy. in Paris, Henry C. Morgan, Ea'
Lieutenant in the King's Dragoon Guards, to Selina 1,01h.,,,'
third daughter of Sir East Clayton East, Bart., of Hall-Pl2'"'
Berke. Wad'
Oa the 27th ult., at Great Saxham Church, the Rev.
ham Huntley Skrine, to Clara Mary Anne, eldest daugn"
of William Mills, Esq., of Great Saxham Hall, Suffol~

On Sunday last, in the '94ltEhayear of his age, Henri, the
third son of Mr. Joseph Aldridge, of No. 27, Montagu-Place
Russell-squa. of
At Corfu, lonian Isles, aged 45, Catherine, the Wife
Assistant Commissary-General Reed.
On the 23d ult., at Littlebury, Essex, Nathaniel Robin
soth
Esq., aged 57.
O the 23d ut. at the Elms.
Wil D
oerby, Robert Ronald, Eel.
Oa l the 26th Mr. W. n, of southampton-streets
Strand, aged 73.
On the 26th ult., in Upper George-street, Bryanston-
square, Francis Diggens, Esq., aged 67.
On the 28th ult., at Milton next Gravesend, Clarisa Anil'
the wife of John Haffner, Esq.
Oil the 29th ult., at the Residence, St. James's Chapel'
Hain pst nul-road, Christopher, the youngest child of the Rev'
henry Stebbing, D.D

on.lon: fruited and Publistie,l oy &UNDO YOUNG. 01 NO' 111
trend, i rintex, at file ,our (Ake, an N 0.112, SUd, in the VOWS
of tlah Savoy, in the County of Middlesex, Wedzeitel, ITO"

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crombie has taken possession of the remainder.,of the,
and what they had thrown off their stomachs.
The latter he has analysed and found that it contained
considerable quantity of arsenic, and on questioning
Caroline Bonerny, he learned from her that the Wig
contained at least half a pound of that poison.
The statement made by the husband prior to new,
and which was confirmed by his wife, was, that a
tit y of arsenic had been kept in a bottle; but some II
since, by mishap, the bottle was knocked down and
broken, and the contents were afterwards planef:l in„„11,1!
old flour bag and deposited in one corner of t,,11.:1,`,
board, where it remained until removed his sister-in
law. For what object the poison was in the firstiii;
stance obtained. or why it should have been Place"
the cupboard, will be fully investigated at the eernrle
inquest.
The whole of the six bodies were lying
the washhouse adjacent to the cottage, and the
thousandlibi:urhoud was visited during the day 11 alia,tlo
opersons. The police very properly. ref se° Pau
admix (if strangers, who were incessant in their
plicatlens to view the bodies. on Diondo in

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MARKET NE WS.-(YESTERDAY'
A-Y )
BAY
SAtrrupism.— Meadow Hay,NIARICETS
2/ a's to 3/ 16s ; Clore ditt
wi
3/ 5s to 4/ 16s; and Straw, 1/ 65; to 11 103 per load.
average supply, and a heavy trade. Clow
CUM BE -LA NlL—Meadow Hay. 21 8s to 31 I•SL. load.
ditto, Si 59 to 4/ 12s; and Straw, 1175 to 11 125 r— •
Supply good, and trade dull. la Wet
IV/I ITECHAPEL.—Meadow Hay, 2/ 5s to - 00.
ditto, 3/ 5s to 4/ 16s; and straw, 1/ 8s to 11 103 Per
Trade dull, at the above quotations.

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