The Sun.
London, England, 1848-06-13 00:00:00

ITALY.

NAPLES.
The Contemporaneo of Rome, of the 31st ult., pub-
lishes a supplement containing a letter from Naples
, the 26th, the truth of which it guarantees. Ac-
cording to this authority the provinces have risen,
and the Basilicata has taken the lead. From 10,000
t 0 12,000 men are in arms there, not including
the
t cavalry of the National Guard, which consti-
, Litea.an imposing force. The church bells have
een taken down, and melted into cannon.
° Committees have been formed ; one of
p
11ance, the other of war. Delegates have been sent
ito the Capitanata and the Terra di Barri to or-
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same lae insurrectionary movements. Others are gone
° Salerno for the me purpose, and others into
''Calabria, where a Provisional Government has been
• established, and which has declared the dethrone-
ment of FERDINAND.

MARKET NEWS.—(THIS DAY.)
EAT 111.11.7R3LETS.
dl ILIFIELD.—Meadow Hay, 31 to 31 lOs ; Clover
110,7, bayo 4/ Straw nd Straw, I/ 6s to 11 lOs per load.
sta-
tionary ti and moved off heavily at barely eta-
prices.
ditto, Hay, 3/ to 31 12s; Clover
4!tto, 4/ to 41 10s; and Straw, 11 6s to 11 lOs per load.
moderate supply, and a sluggish demand.
WRITECHAPEL.—Meadow Hay, 3/ to 31 10s; Clover
ditto, 41 to 4l 12s; and Straw, 116 s to 1/ lOs per load
Trade dull at the above quotations.

COLONIAL.
SUGAR.—The market for British Plantation continues
lnpetive and the transactions only amount to 160 hhds.
Prices since this day week have declined 6d to is per
eilt• The public sales have comprised 1,000 bags
auritius, 1,000 bags Bengal, 6,000 bags Madras, and
tl,OOO bags Manilla. The Madras was only par-
11.Y realised, but the remainder, as also other
descriptions, sold . steadily ; Mauritius at 36s 6d
to 39a for low to mid yellow ; Bengal at 41s
to 43s for good to fine white Benares; Madras at
45s to 51s for grainy yellow and white; and Manilla at
33s for low brown. The quantity of British Plantation
landed last week at the East and West India Docks was
4,691 hhds 514 tierces 1,194 barrels. There were taken
for home consumption 1,043 Ws 49 tierces 152 barrels.
The stock in the same places is 14,986 hhds 1,822 tierces
2,814 barrels.
aCCOPEZ.-1,066 bags Plantation Ceylon, and 105 bags
Porto Rico have been offered by auction. The former
consisted chiefly of low qualities unsuited for the home
t
consequently only a small portion of that descrip-
tu was realised; but for a few lots of fine bold coloury
ttiure was good competition, sad Tull rates were ob-
. The Rio was taken in at 29s for very good
, lued
rdinary coloury.
west
quantity landed last week at the East and
India Docks was 897 puns. 12 hhds., there were
"txen for home consumption 193 puns. 5 hhds., and ex-
ported 106 puns. 4 hhds. The stock in the same places
I 13,299 puns. 2,867 hhds.
RICE.--800 bags Bengal at auction was all taken in
at ,t. 'Os. for good mid. white, being rather above its rela-
ty,* value.
‘,.SALTPETRE.-2,600 bags Bengal sold with spirit at
;I°B to 26s 6d for 9 to 2i per cent. refraction, which is
"rIY is advance on sales previously effected privately.
TAT
spo —Low —P.Y.C. is 44s 6d to 455 per cwt on the
and Town 475.
•k•--The market has been quiet, with fair deli-
Veries.

COAL MARHE'
Zate' wee Hartley 14s 6d
Ca ,s ~
rr Ranle
Chester m in-y
13s 9d
I,l,l°lrtell Mains--
~, l4s 6d
123 6d
_!! i anfild
;,4r,q a Itedhesugh
Westnk
"Yla
13s 9d
Nyliani
13511 a Wall's End, &o
pr nd lirown ......
tz 41111'411 Gate
".`baton ..... . l4s Od
iddell'a ...
Edeningtoil. ...
......
. 14s Od
11, Alain
--eirnont lss 3n
literaild.dyll's Hetton lss 9d
15s 0,1
liaawell. *************. 16s 91
e It

T.--YESTERDAY.
Hetton
Lambton
Morrison l4s Oci
Russell's Hetton
Shotten
Stewart's
Cassop lss Od
Hartlepool l6s 9u
Hudson's Hartlepool lss Od
Heugh Hall
Seymour Tees
South Durham l4s Od
Tees ...... ...........
West Cornforth l4s Od
Derwentwater Hartley 14s 9d
Howard's W. H. Neth. 15s Od
Powell's Duffryn Stm. 19s 6d
Ships at market 82.

IMINAL COURT.—(THIS DAY.)
OLD COURT.
George Knight, aged 25, described as a bargeman,
bas indicted for stealing two sacks containing nine
bushels, of wheat, the property of Messrs. Murrill and
"., his employers, value 2/. 9s.
The prisoner was stopped rowing a boat, containing
e property, at one o'clock on the morning of the 7th
°I dune, by an inspector of the Thames police. The
4aelcs were marked with his master's name, and as he
told a prevaricating story with respect to them, he was
taken into custody. The prisoner was employed in the
barge from which the sacks were stolen.
lie was found Guilty, and sentenced to twelve months'
Imprisonment, with hard labour.
Mr. Vernon, who is charged with uttering " seditious
Words," having been placed at the bar,

Mr. PARRY said he
was prepared, on behalf of the
defendant, to give notice of bail to the Treasury, in
order that his client might be liberated. He proposed
to offer two sureties in 50/, and the defendant in any
amount the Court might think proper to name.
Mr. BODKIN, who appeared for the Crown, stated that
he had been instructed not to oppose the application,
sold therefore he proposed bail would be accepted, if it
Proved satisfactory on inquiry. He had looked into
the affidavits of the defendant, and he found that he was
"1 in a condition to give very high bail.
14 is rumoured that the persons charged with a similar
n
ence to that imputed to Mr. Vernon will not be tried
618, session; that they intend, after being liberated on
"'II to traverse until the next.

NE W COURT.
• The Court was occupied all the morning in trying
"lilar cases devoid of public interest.

COURT AND TIMES OF CHARLES - TUE r—A work
great historical interest has just been published
„
abbe the title of I,
The Court and Times of Charles
o,4lchs .besides furnishing the public with a series of
wLginal letters illustrative of that stirring period,
hritten by persons well informed on all matters of im-
Clarice, includes a remarkable memoir by the con-
%,""sOr of Queen Henrietta Maria, Father Cyprien de
etaache who was at the head of a select body of
0413nehins sent by the Pope into England, on the occa-
11,of her marriage, for the purpose of making converts
Catholicism. The opportunities which the writer
beinYed of knowing the personal history of all the mem-
ti,rea vor the Royal Family, and of studying the aspect of
•t, Ines in which they were brought forward with such
?tnar prominence, cannot fail to render these me-
°lr3 interesting not only to the historical but to the
general reader.
11ti4,EMORNE GARDENS.—Notwithstanding the very
urourable state of the weather for out-door enter-
-110-7:112,nta these gardens were yesterday attended by a
to -tv,""rnat'numerous and respectable company. Owing
° incessant rain which prevailed throughout the
rri°°n, the ascent of the new balloon, " The Royal
e,.e nsorne,”
Was unavoidably postponed. The magnifi-
„olhand elegant machine, however, fully inflated, was
11)ite 9 gr°nods for the inspection of the visitors. In
exc_„or the adverse tendency of old Aquarius, a very
itudetlent entertainment, consisting of ballet, concert,
+l,_ uth, -
M. presented, and apparently fully enjoyed by
""" assembl
e
lowi CLEARCONSCIENCE.—Lord Howe gives the fol-
account of one of his crew, an Irishman:—" The
Wet was brave, but a little too fond of a can of grog,
Went Ter 9mittesl to repeat this prayer every night as he
Ao ni to his hammock: I never murdered any man, and
"sr murdered me; so God bless all mankind.' ".