The Sun.
London, England, 1841-07-23 00:00:00

LAW AND POLICE.

FOR corn."

The Dublin Pilot is violent at the prospect of Tory
rule. " There is preparing for Ireland," it says, " a
bloody persecution of her religion, her clergy, and her
people. Col. Jackson's Justice fur Ireland'—the six-
inch howitzers—will not be an empty threat, but a truth
betrayed."

At the Devizes Assizes an action was brought by
Mr. Wright, Master of the Pewsey Union, against the
Rev. William Bleeck, Rector of Huish. The Rev. Gen-
tleman charged the plaintiff with improper intimacy
with a young pauper girl, and in one of his letters con-
taining other grievous charges (for what it appears there
was not the slightest foundation), he expresses his anxiety
for " the moral and religious training of poor perishing
souls " under the care of such " an unprincipled head."
The jury gave 2001. damages.
The suit instituted by the Rev Dr. Dillon against
his young wife for adultery, came on for hearing in the
Consistory Court, when some very suspicious circum-
stances were stated by the Judge respecting the object
of the suit. " The charge," said Dr. Lushington, " must
be viewed with great suspicion, and he wished his mind
satisfied that the husband himself believed it, and had
brought a true case before the Court." What Dr. Dil-
lon is this ?

--At Marlborough-street, this day, two lads were fined
ss: each for playing at cricket italyde Parlc, with a warning
from the Magistrate, that if the offence were repeated,
the full penalty, 405., would be inflicted.
-,- At the final examination of the Wakefields in the
Bankruptcy Court yesterday, it appeared that the bank-
rupts had sold out 45,0001. stock, besides misapplying
33,000/. of monies left in their hands for investment.
,‘ It was altogether a very melancholy case," said Sir C.
F. Williams, the Commissioner, " and had it occurrod a
few years ago the bankrupts would have been liable to
transportation for 14 years."

SPORTING.
The annual July regatta fur Eton comes off to-
morrow, when Prince Albert will be present.

PUBLIC OPINION.

The Tory Journals already begin to quarrel about the
spoil. They have not yet caught their hare, -and they
are wrangling how she shall be cooked. As they think
themselves the great authors of the Whig discomfiture,
they properly suppose they have a right to the prize,
and if they cannot make their several editors Ministers,
they have at least claims that the favourite of each should
fill a high place. One is Tor Buckingham, another for
Lyndhurst, and a third for Lord Roden. Sir Robert Peel,
or the Earl of Aberdeen, or whoever may be called to
form the Cabinet, will have an arduous task to satisfy
the claims of all the cormorants who will surround him.

The leading organ of the Tory party, the veracious
Times, coolly gives tho lie to the statement of Lord
John Russell promising that he will give the Government
no factious apposition. Rather than perform this pro-
mise, it asserts, Lord John would consent to brush Mr.
Roebuck's shoes, or perform the ko-tow to Mr. O'Connell.
Our readers ought to know that the ko-tow is a Chinese
punishment, especially inflicted on renegades and calum-
niators.

The Morning Advertiser expresses great sympathy
for Sir Robert Peel, and fears he will be torn to pieces
before he can put his Cabinet together. The circum-
stance of the long exclusion of the Tories from office
will only make them more greedy and 'doubly ravenous,
and to quiet the growling of the pack, to whom he

EVE IN G SUN_t

•
c/nuot throw even a bone, will require courage and tact MONEY and CO
CK
greater than Van Amburg has yet displayed among his CI Tr, TWE LVE 0' CL 0
#l-E It CIA L . NEWS
wild beasts. LIVERPOOL COTTON M .1.11 K: ET, -juLy 22._Tbe demand
extent, the ssles
According to-the Chronicle, the Church is to join fur Cotton to-ncl,7oohbasalebseeon
of to
e~rportcrs have taken .300.
with the rabid crew in worrying the unhappy Actmon• amounting
speculationuna- we have no till% of consequence to !err!"
'rho Puseyites are open-mouthed for his destruction. Prices are unchanged.
Vert' little altera-
The war first waged in the Times (through Catholicus, LIVERPOOL SIHAR.E 1117eRe.1:_ 1.
alias Mr. Newman), and afterwards in the British Critic, ti on
Its
gt aakreen lihaeeein tquotationsl tare:( 3.l:laLarnYdk22e
jt
u.sninectieon. yesterday
502 ;
Great
the great organ of the Puseyites, still rages.
—" We often hear anticipations formed of benefits de- 3i Western;Lo2nod/o. InSahnadr es,
South 11.vo•
.3sdtoenr a,nsd4 i;r DU n
Northgll a Ti 3id2i/a.:dh,167:
rived from a Tory Administration," says the Cork South- North t
NT
ii Union, E
81.
STOCK El: 'CHAN. Gr., JULY 22 .
—Our Markel
ern _Reporter. "We are told very significantly that the new to-day has been decidedly tat, prooal,dy owing to the ullain_
Minister will. astonish his own party by his liberality. state of the weather. South Easterf and Dover, ;
We know not whether we.ought to laugh, or be indig- and
chaster and Leeds, 50 ; Mulch! liar and 13irinit rha z4
South Western, 55 ;, ILastern Counties, 8.
nant at what is certainly folly, and may be dishonesty.
A Liberal Government composed of the Leaders of the _
Tory faction It is a ridiculous absurdity—a base and
dangeroUs de.ceit."
The Wiltshire Independent sarcastically attacks tile
new trick of the Tories to deceive working-men into thei.-
toils. Their shift has been to bolster up their bad cause
by pronouncing that Mr. Cobbett—who was always re-
garded with respect, or almost adoration, by the middle
and worliing classes, especially the agricultural portion—
was a friend to taxation on foreign corn. The Inde-
pendent shows the,statements to be shamefully garbled,
with interpretations put upon bits here and bits there.
" I," said Mr. Cobbett, in 1819, "I AM for OPEN port"

.
We have received Sydney Pare rs four days later, to the `23,1
31arch, from which we give the to Hewing. extraet f
AttexLarin.—The first sale f allotments in the cap:ta. °
one
New Zealand will taAe place on 1 donday April 19, whe n
hundred allotments are to be ecl d, and 'Lieutenant-Go:crone
Hobsan notifies that, in consequea of the number if h ersovs
who have collected at Auckland; he is al prehensive tisaf lb.°
number of town allotments adv,.te tised will not be sutli :lent to
meet the demand, he has therefor is directed that two more sec'
t.'ens should he prepared to mee• 6., the contingency.
is TEW ZEALAND BANE.- •-• Several Glasgow capital; for
s
hay.ing- applied to the Directors of the New Zealarßl33l4,l
leave tot become shareholders, 1- Company have al'oted
shares t o each of the seven gi ntle..nen so apply bare
transmi led 2,300 other si;ares 1 Or sale in Great Britain. in. ,
nutch Mail has arrive with papers a the 21st .
and be in; Ts the Exchange, 12 10 shut same us .a- l'°st
The Font Is are higher, leaving cuff, Two.and-a-lfalf per Ceps'
514 ; we per Cents. k:anish also higher, owing°
favourable account of the Budg et for 1E42. that
HAGUYt, JULY 20.—We le: e -11 from the liandelebkid
h tho
the Govern went were occupie d . for some time pasturedv,hat
project of tl he budget for 1842; and 1843. It is as, f die
the propositi ions are ready to be :laid before the Chambers of
States-Gent wall. It is reported that in the project,
of the expel toes and the revenut will be brought to a c°,in Of
sion, withot having recourse to a loan or augments
contribution: t. „;00
BOURSE OF AMSTERDAM, JULY 20.—The potiCe bp'the
yesterday th it the budget, tit ich will be presented t°
States-Genera by the Ministe r of Finance, will be of ari:t,i',louat
description bet 7,veen the rece is and the expenses, u,,:cl
being obliged l`ta resort to ext raordmary measures, has °hire
many purchases' in the Natio: Funds, and the prices i.e.
improved, An lohis was me b sought after, at an insr
ment of "or c eat.
THE FUNDS. business
tl:e ba 17.

The British tarket continu 23 steady, without anYbuo"th the
doing of the least
• importance to Lilo present tiree;, „resent.
moneyed interest old speculat, sr% tare shy of actingl`.'n, thrl
Consols opened this mornin gat the same guotatlempot,
left off for Money, gad 89a for the Account, 26thi.a.lialf
89L 90'; Three per: Gents. Ile ducted 90/, Three-0" Dots.
per Cents Reduced 99 It Ne Three-and-a-Half Per7ol
98.1, Exchequer Bills 13 15 prem., Bank Stork 1
India Stock 248/ 9/, In, Bo rids 4 6 prem.• h Ac.
In the Foreign Market price s were nominal. SllT,:euee
tive Stock 20k Deferrek 9 10, Passive 4il
Five per Cents. 301- Ditt, hree per Cents. Itii,„:o,sod"
67168, Colombian 191. 20, AL exican 25/ 6, Dutch
a-Half per Cents. 5111, Dit to Five per Cent.. 1014 ,'„rets.,
SHARPS.—Great Western 21 -1 21 prem., New 8i 1i,`.0.4"
London and Brighton 87/ dis., Blackwall 91 dis.,
ham 69 71 prem., Southamptois 541 51 per sha-e.
PRICES OF SHARES. THIS DAY AT ON
RAILWAYS. Paid. Per Share.
...-
Bristol and Exeter 6O .. 31/.5 • to
5,

Great Western
84 . ..
Ditto New .. 50
.....'""
Ditto Fifths
to
London and Brighton .... .. 50 . 421 A i ... - ,
London and Blackmail ...... .... .. 25
JOINT STOCK BANKS. .....
C010nia1.........
r.. to Atb.
ii

HALF-PAS A • ~
The only feature to notice in the Stock Exel„ lie
morning is, that the Government ; broker has been giv.iph‘orte
upon the heavy securities, and ; money is not quite4',esset•
Consols are now 89i for Mone• r, and 89i for t/le,
Three per Cent. Reduced 9t ; Three-and-e-01',F11150
99} g. Bank Stock, 170; India ,ditto, 2491 --Extboln'
13 15 ; and India Bonds, 4 prem.. . Spa'
In Foreign Securities there has, been but little doioirive ree
.
nisi' Active Stockis now quoted at 29% ; Portnguere gay pi'
Cents. 301 ; Colombian, .193/4 ; Dutch Two-and-a'
Cents. 51i Ditto Five oer Cents... 101 i. rn
Very little business doing in g bares; Great west°
84i 85; Ditto New, 5914 ; Louden and Brighton ei• 0.
QUR.hTER TO '20t 0*
The accounts from Fr. %nee, with regard to he ,04
are unfavourable, also those • from Scotland ; rgaiti
Wheat in bond is Is. p quarter dearcr„
to-day, so that a rise in the a verages is daily o,°,,ra'oe
In fact, even if the weathe. r changes,. the 5' .0 'lli',
prices during the last few days must bac, 'Thheott6"
feet on the next official returns . regulating the (Intl': ittcles°
probably this latter may not even t hen be low enough to `teat
present importations of magnitcLdt %. All depends on_ 009
titer, and even a favourable turn vei, '1 not prevent some
of foreign corn coming in before the harvest at least..
Consols, 89i 90 ; Mexican, 25k ; Spanish, 20ili•
THE MARKETS.— crms D"AY.)
be
CORN EXCHAIN GE.
n
The arrivals of Grain this week ba been moderld'einglit
unpropitious weather has had the effect of advancing )104./1
Wheat 2r., and Bonded Wheat 4s. per quarter since e 00
011.
last. More money was also demanded fa,- most
otheoo
but the buyets were unwilling to comply.. Flour met afii
SMITHFIELD.
~,od SbeeF
We had a middling supply of Cattle; but g blat„°;
Lambs, Calves, and Pigs. The demand for Be'''
and Pork was brisiz ; but for Lamb and Veal moderat ricis
present quotation. Beasts 802, Sheep and Lambs 9s 1r
416, Calves 321. j3eef 4s. to 55., Mutton 4s. to stls.
4s. Bd. to ss. 6d., York 4.5. 4d. to ss. 4d., Lamb "
to ss. 4d.
COL °M AL MARKET.
eThere was a fair business to ansacted in most kinds of
1)„,r
andl
prices were firm for as -tides. The imports ,rghtr'
Raw Sugar met a good dem'ant 1, and prices were rather iy
TEA M-ARKET. Ver.
The re was more life in the market, and prices ii-cre
Company's Congou produced 2'll, 30. cash.
TALLOW M ARKET. ,
The market was dull, and prices, on the decline. P.Y
on the spot was offered at 475.

spot ..
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ROLLS' COURT.--.THIS 0 000
WTethheerAellla,stfeorr ofth ethdeefßenodllas Sit 149
••ed in hearing
nwt,asin"ethuel3l
Corporation of Arundel v. Holmes,' .during the Nu'
} .art-heard esse,ooo/
morning. The case is not likely to be 11.-iished to-dAP -
his Lordship gives judgment we will repos •t it.
PALACE COURT.—(THJS I) a
l ''
SMITH V. RANGIER:. a. alt. l/5' lie
This was an action brought to recover a sura or Ar- vs 0
for a quantity of tares sold to the defendant in Os.
.opet,...
fondant pleaded payment, and also a set off. Witience ti 4
the sale of the tares there was no doubt upon the en`certill t 0
dered ; .but for the defendant a doctEment was put infolPsys
the payment of 12!. on account, and a witness ): beest4,4l
cart, value 61., and potatoes to the same amount, 11 ,„4 se:
sold by defendant to plaintiff, which it was contenaph
too
the account. ,Afters lengthened investigation, in wons 00
the remoteness of the period at Which the trans,c too
place, the evidence was of a rather unsatistactory oa
Jury found a verdict for the defendant.
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BOW-STRi7,ET.—(THIS Pi befor,
Henry Morgan and lie.'iry Crowder were place ° ~,. n,t-
Twyford, charged under the following circumstances., csbieie
Mrs. Russell, the proseeutri:T, stated that she yrs.' t the ' In
maker, residing in Castle-court, Bow-street, and tiisoo:o wr
soner Crowder was employed by her :as a .leurn„)renl,- ors!
June last Crowder was requested to s.:se.os on the t; aa''''tigh.
the purpose of protecting the property, et id he to°.o the ifitet
of this permission by removing the propert ir awaY 1 t the r.l'ir
time. 'The case was brought before Mr.'. lard,4„,'e :lart"ilie .11
but the prisoners set up a defence of an ex. 't':"Jiockei-ifse'
between the parties. 111 r. Jardine admitted ths 4 "e:tr ilis'sloog
the ground of its being,a disputed right of prof- -.,",:sinewas '
the ease. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Russell was s ijich
note
Cheapside and met the prisoners with a cart in ``,„ nate
chest of drawers which she recognised as part of the
'llOl
that had been conveyed away from her prendses• toil' . thl
diately called an officer and gave the parties into en'atit nt°,, 00
were taken to the Mansion-house, but the case *l';-40. P: ,
office as it had partly been heard there befo.re• ~„operi:lls,
se ore disticetly that the chest of drawers washer r -pose.' had
, The prisoner said in his defence that the ehesi: °f 6, tt'''relli
never been in the possession of Mrs. Rust ell at ~11,1.,.a yestine 00
manufaetered them themselves since five ocl°e he l're-
morning, and they called a witness, who was et' 'toot., tpst
where they had made them, to corroborate this sto.t, orde,4o,,se,
Mr. Twirrnitn said he :should remand the case' °,tionli,oll
the chest of drawers, which were at the \Vatting st,, posl
might be produced to the witnesses, as both swe're . oiti'
with respect to them. • feJ of
John high!! was placed before Mr. Twyford,elepeell
having stolen a set of fire-irons, valued 155., tb
nit to
~er
Mr. Cuttler, of Little Queen-street. ittelo.ox ti
otP-
The prisoner was observed by a police-oficer -
the treet'
conceal something under his coat, and obsersilln ts,i, into
watching him he threw the fire-irons in question l'ilt taken
and ran off, but was pursued by the officer 103 pot
custody. ; rope list °
Mr. Cuttler identified the fire-irons as h's rested I et'.
wished the prisoner to be remanded, as he su_o'Fivn 01
porter in his (Mr. Cuttler's) employ, was in •' 00'
neted with thbery.
he pr soncre was acording'y remanded till Tuesday
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MARLBOROUGH-STS V
(THIS DAY). vot el
i,,.; WO' dent k
PLATING AT GAMES OF AMUSEMENT t.- very .., oje-0
Fredrick: Ltanbcy and William Kay, twAir, Hash, IP;
dressed youths were placed at the bar beforetered or, the ir
the presiding kagistrate, on a chare as ,_ 155 t ercoine“
lice sheet) of having been found at sevens clecis6 wile foes
Hyde-park laino• at cricket. The defendant
n ._ doisetr
_iiro
by police constable No. 48, of the A divisio ; Ive, 0%14,
their game, which they did at the time, buts h.sli`e%ii, Cher
he found that they had resumed it at another pi u toe
,in co r,
where he took them into custody.
qence of the numeious complaints that had /17,ensive: of the
Wni. Beres C
ols, one of the Park-keepers, said, Wade b..verreer
sons frequenting the Parks for exercise or i °ol4iiscaseleorg
tion, of fLe annoyances, danger, and in n'inleir by rer_, to 706
severe bodily injury that had been sustiun,',7er gaine,ric on:
cricket, shooting with bow and arrow, and °_:,l4suoox,r'Ani,ger_
played there, his Royal Highness the Duke T.useti3cn
_"., tprre_
ous, or even inconvenient to the public,
ger, has issued strict orders to prevent any
bor.*.
no"nesiytbo
in future. The soldiers at the Magazine astheere rest _
adjoining itesi
pray at. cricket even in the grounds his e•
barracks. , by d lest
f r"" RI th*
Mr. HARDWICK said the regulation en•o
_na iso jb, .
Highness was highly nee, scary and judictoo
t; .
_ublinc..a
_ti, el
rially tend to the comfort and protectioyn Of
.I._ee i'def, ie Pof 1!,
hope, therefore, of it being a warnini. _ ."_;,,ict a tin
__,,,e P
others, he should in the present case only 7,00 d or-toi
211:carriea .''',l to
ft
shillingseach, but in all future cases he !
fee°
highest penalty, namely, 40s. highly
immediately paid _ ,0, _,
the
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The friends 0f21271:2212:................. defendants,
who are
...
THE WEATHER.—NOOI4/..40,r.s
_.‘.
ROYAL 9 A I.LERY OF SCIENCE, Api
3p
in.
...... yr
Barometer .................
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t
Wind W.—Freezing Point n'. -'-'
Thermometer... 58 1 Highest .........
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dtJer
tttlVPMallon, the inan charge-d
of Molony, at the late election, was admit to i
.Lpieric
proof of identity against him having failed'
Reporter. with
ted the