The Sun.
London, England, 1846-11-02 00:00:00

xrd tendency. SeVera' oxidise,
on sale.
by the Carcase.

quotations have had a downw,
of foreign meat have appeared
At per stone, "to 1. do
s. d. to s. d. g 310
Beef, inferior.. 2 6 2 8 Mutton, Inferior ••
0 4 4
- middling .. 210 3 0 mlddllrig•• 4 6
- prime large .. 3 2 3 4 prime "•• " 4 4 4
- prime small 3 4 3 6 Pork, large •••• • • • 4 8
Veal... ....... 3 4 4 6 - small ..... 4 -
Lamb, Os 01 to Os Od.

130ROUG-11 ITOP YVT.A.ILICZT.
As the duty is expected to be officially announcedld
of
few days, exceedingly little business is ping in any kin.
al.
Hops, the prices of which ma be considered almost noann
By many persans the duty is expected to be as folloWs:""
Rochester, from £73,500 to £74,000
Canterbury ... 45,000 ... 45,500
Sussex ... 65,500 ... 66,500
Worcester ... 34,000 ... 34,500
Farnham 15,000 15,500
Kingdom 4,500 .. 4,700

237,500 ... 240,700 063.
Mid and East Bents may be quoted at from 90s to 1- ,•
Weald of Kent, 82s to 945; and Sussex, 75s to 88s per cif,
BOROUGII AND SPITAX.rIEZDS• ell
Although the arrivals of Potatoes in the Pool, es lying
by the various railways, have been on the increase:. ii-by
the week, and of improved quality, the supply onOfferkinde
no means large. A steady business is doing in mostkirk,
at our quotations. From Boulogne, 10; and from Pl4ss;
110 tons have come to hand. York Regents, 120 s to 005
ditto Shaws. 120 s to 130 s; Kent and Essex Regots;ws to
to 180 s; ditto Shaws, 120 s to 150 s; ditto KidneYs ,
Ws 1113
140 s; Lincolnshire Regents, 1255.t0 140 s; ditto Side)
to 130 s.

WOOL. a 6061
Since Monday last the imports of Wool have beette,°,.aitar,
t.o 128 bales from St. Petersburgh, 204 ditto from ids In
32 ditto from Konigsburg, and 81 ditto from Adela rice,
English Wool a fair amount of business is doing at felittough
but foreign and colonial qualities are much neglectd'
we cannot consider them lower,
TALLOW. d prieeS
There is a large business doing in this market, 80
are again a shade higher.

CHANCERY.—(THIS DO„,) the
This being the first day of Michaelmas Terliect!,
Lord Chancellor (after receiving the Lord mayor --ed
and intimating to him that her Majesty bad aPPl.°l:ctiad
the choice of her faithful citizens of London in eoter
him their Chief Magistrate for the ensuing year)' eees'
Mined the Judges, Masters in Chancery, and QuAfter
Counsel, to breakast, at his Lordship's residence' ors
which they proceeded in state to 'Westminster t°
their respective Courts. ast
The Lord Chancellor took his seat at half-P-ii, the
o'clock, accompanied by the Master of the o,°';',-r'ost
Vice-Chancellor of England, Vice-Chancellor
and Masters Sir Giffin Wilson and Mr. Farrar.
THE TROUTBECK CASE—PETITION OF 10, a
„Ilf:d3hiP:.
A gentleman behind the bar applied to his 1' ar
at the sitting of the Court, in the case of s
right presented by the representative of the illn-001,
Troutbeck, claiming from the Crown a sum of 4°"U'f the
for a commission to inquire into the statemen,t,,s:neeri,'
petition, and to return them into the Court of I-4'74 hs
The LORD CHANCELLOR inquired whether lie'versii
been given of the application to the AttorneY
and, upon being informed in the negative, his
declined to interfere until notice had been gicerPthe
The Court was occupied the remainder 01,,,," oed
with appeal motions, several of which were po,,,st tore'
a future day, and others contained no point 01'n
1

ROLLS' COURT.—(THIS 116;:e.
Lord Langdale opened the Court at half-Pas" "
ot
ROPE V lIOPE.
Mr. TINNEY, on behalf of. the plaintiff, moved d
bet a'
cause should stand over until a new trial show'
s ti tuted.
Lord LANGDALE said he considered the APPl:cifec'
was just, and would therefore grant an order to tbt'"
°
LOW V. RUSSELL.
Mr. TINNEY applied to the Court for leave to howl thle
this case, and cited several affidavits, &C., 5:,-latc''
justice and expediency of the application.—Leale to
BRENTON V. VERNON. (00
Mr. TVRNER applied to the Court for an injulic;n tbeJ
restrain Thomas W. Vernon, the defendant
case, from carrying on works on the lands soe''catil
in l"
the bill, the same being calculated to injure
eot
house property on the said lands. aia
Mr. KINDERSLY, on the part of the defendallt'rod!
oppose the application, which was according:li 5,,,5e Aa
and the hearing of the original motion in 015 e-
appOinted for Thursday next.

VICE-CHANGER Y.—(THIS
DOt
(Before the VICE-CHANCELLOR of ENGL
"did toj
His Honour the Vice-Chancellor of Beet'll
take his seat in his Court at Westminster t. stte
nearly two o'clock, in consequence of having ttbi% bei9'
the Lord Chancellor and the other judges/
the first day of Michaelmas term.
The Court proceeded to hear motions. apd
(Before Sir J. WIGRAN) loCl‘' '
This Court was opened shortly before two 00 jo Deg
was occupied during the greater part of the day
ing some unimportant-motions.

COMMON PLEAS—(THIS ,
On the opening of this court to-day, the bar Prjseoo/0
a somewhat different appearance to what it bahlDitiogto
done on the first day of term, each row eNt.'"iarti
mixture of silk and stuff gowns, without had Fifteen
,eniority or standing. Several of the juniors 0;0 tied
themselves iu the front row, as if eager to 08',hretri,
the rank and osition of their, more forward brAe'e6 to°
the long robe; but a short time before the ju"g,i-torif
their seats, the chief usher of the court, in A 61.-
voice, called out, to the amusement of shen,sst
tors present, " Gentlemen with stuff g°,""wirOtirt; 014)-4:
tire to the back rows, and 03ae
gentlemen with silk gowns." At once the 104 Old
taken by the young aspirants to legal hoilotlio e°t;
hallowed seats hitherto sacred to those 001 Y session yell
display 'a sergeant's wig Were left in the pes,s:b A 8° e•
mixed group of their former possessors, Iv", 01,31;
spt it of Queen's Counsel, whom the oe"secoll110.
went of opening the Court to the whole bar,
hithbar 0 tbo
to seniority and standing, had attracted
gether we have never witnessed such a filollhief iittta
one at present assembled to meet the new so '-
on.this his first day of
,presiding in the G°tl-
- scene of his forensic triumphs. hips • de,
About a quarter to two o'clock their Lotus
seats.l Present—Lord Chief Justice Sir Th°ll#o4
Mr. Justice Pattison, Mr. Justice Motile'
Vaugham Williams.

BANKRUPTCY.--(TILIS
(Before Mr. Commissioner Srixens'7),s' de'
I' COSTS C OPPOSING CREDITORS.---IN S°el as
In this case the defendant was described ass ,fte'tbe
man residing in the vicinity of Edmonton, ertsde t°
audit had taken place an application wee„lll,-051',e0
Learned Commissioner for the allowance 01 clocl ;etiC
opposing creditor, on the ground that °e' the
instrumental in obtaining a large dividend for bat
of the general body of creditors. that l'ea
The Learned ComurssioNen did not see ;be 11$
the power to do so, but if it was shown tilit" bee
would entertain the application. taall)kei"
The Registrar said that if property bad Oh- ,04'
recovered, no doubt the Commissioner Wig"- Ite
allowance in the shape of costs. 9002' efo
The Attorney said that the insolvent hitindoefenero
debts to the amount of 2,0001., but on the, d-0 pri)„rrti;
of the schedule he had returned that he heel& aIVA
although his wife had, and he refused to Ine"0 Ord
position to his creditors; but on the oppositieboia j
tain inquiries being made, assetts had beentes„,
•
afb
which a dividend of 3s. 7d., another ready 'l' c
probability of a further dividend to the Sanle tb
amount. 5)10'
00
The Learned COMMISSIONER—HOW Csl/I°ll d
0
it was the result of the opposition?
creditors t
The Attorney said that the other a— that
suspicion, and it was solely by the 021)001.6an 0111;'
funds had been realised. ihe
The Learned COMMISSIONER then granted -
cation.
i‘
CRIMINAL COURT___(Tib- o 0"
der
OLD COURT. tio
(Before the COMMON SERGEANT andfir• 1%
f eg.,
Gums.)
Alfred Dutton, a married man, forty yea,rs,, epod'ilec°o
held a responsible situation in the Lollier,ber e'n'ot,teo
convicted upon the clearest medical and a,l7'for
of a most outrageous assault upon a little Wortea ip
years old. He was sentenced to be traesPteJio
years. deserted
William Vine, a forbidding looking:folloWl. 0011, ,10„f
the calendar as a labourer, was convicted 0'
person named Scott, in Ilyde Park, on tile
fro>n Fag
last, and attempting to extort money per tot;
threatening to make an infamous charge,: prise po
The COMMON SERGEANT said that tueat bolo
one of a set whose practice it was to sttefroes
money under similar circumstances, ezdf the oco
man could be considered safe. One 0 oioeffooris
fellow named Webb, was convicted last gse be r.fet)
h t trt.et°
instance of the present prosecutor, vv-e, CO° ,CV tfl
who was included in the same indictele"ooserotifilje,
keep out of the way. It was his the (Comraof thw, ted
determination to send such persons out_fore
E°
ht
whenever they were found guilty before Oido'
therefore, sentenced the prisoner to , fol" 00
beyond the seas for the term of seven Y,e'aiotePo
John Ragan, an Irish labourer, Was,'ltntent '
niously assaulting Martin Connor, Wit fir
some grievous bodily harm. ers
Connor deposed that he had som° langrte)vV,
the prisoner in Kennington-lane, where stile 0,
'tags° f
work repairing the foot-way, when o
the face with a chisel near the right 0.7 tf;k9
e 3
had lost the sight.
Mr. Worthington,. a surgeon, tieseribfae_til:oci
the wound, which was a very to
the sight of the eye was completely des.tr`'oterVt,,°,lo
Witnesses having been called as to elro'r, 00,0 y
The jury found the prisoner guiltY bio3 liobi.Pooo
The COMMON SERGEANT sentence. bid bole pe'
months' imprisonment, and to be kePt torc'itoes?: 41';
The prosecutor then stepped into Oleo/ frowiati, 0a
said that he was disabled by the ieJs, foreel wifee, r
tently filling his situation, as reasellwith hitlioosa
work properly at his trade, and he, 110 oof
four children, were obliged to go into,: was
James Bruce, a jeweller, aged 3; mr,
stealing five watches,. the property of be
Rathborne-ace watchmaker. er .ary.
Mr. Ballantine defended the prisolo, the ji 0
E.
Mr. CLARRSON stated the ease teth oro
prisoner came to the prosecutor
.Fell
ttohebe
ber last, and represented hinte7 tor blif,illtheri; fjt'o
Jermyn-street, Jeweller. Prose 0
.4,00er 18t, i;s
ings some years before with the Pro on Sway if P,
him some watches. He came eg,e,lst e: the
obtained other watches, allegit'o"y-segued
show them to a customer in Ihe w0a1.,..0
did not succeed in belling thew tigo We •
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