The Sun.
London, England, 1846-06-26 00:00:00

LL D'S SHIPPING

)0N , JUNE 25. W W lig h t Ine.ze, and fine clear weather.
',LA[, .1 UNK, NVind W.S.W. to S.s.W.;
light.—
nl. I;.,tcliff itk , ,•Grt, Sydney. New South Wales ; Pudor, Lay.
; St George, Nome, Patagonia; i !lames, Davison, ditto;
M.o.:when, lioltia; It his, Toronto; Thiker, Mew York;
row+, Murray, St. Joh,‘'s. New Brunswick ; Oriental, Hoigt, ditto;
0, Gainhia. And. from the river, Queen EnglandErearsol?.

•t. ,ot :std. Leggati, Montretil ; Wellirxzley,
: A toint, Meyer. exa% , AchianusJ-teutuA Preelosa, Krog.

f,44 ; t:uce;.hnlu<, hell, 3latir.ts, &c.; Lady 31".iittlighteu,
11:1)1)Q. t.

)Fr sm OUTEI, .TUNE 24.—Achilles, S. Wili.Ost, Alexindria.
Cowes, .ir NE 24 —Wind S.W.— A rril Porto Rico.
I'ALSIuUTu. JUNE z4.—Wind N.N.W —Arrd. 23d, Commodore.
t;• ;ea. atte;onia; 'Mary, Isb!ster, siert-a, Leone. 24thi, Crane
pa k. r, it, „knelt°, sa lei i t Ii ult , Bahia 21st, and Pernambuco
; oil trel.dr. ,000/. in goli• and dianiouds.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE a 3 Wind W.N.W.—Arrd. 24th, Jolly Robin,
Beverly. Calcut to ; Courier, Car , l.ilna ; 'Bee, M urray, Arica ; Oc-
tavitt. 14141, Va!paral;:o; Avou, Robinson, Patagoiliti; William
R.sset , 1' 1. th rp, Sabin; Corsair, Li., de la Ilache ; Alecto,
All" ; 'lasso!, Ilarliadoes; Mary, Hodges,
Aittraeall.o . Mary. Jacks,,,. t;a!veston ; Rey Wide, Sullivan, New
Orlea, ; 'l'r' 'clout', •1 ...11, Nev. Orleuit, Argo, Mitchell.
; Corowaridel, liroaltota, Mobile. The Sri;; Africa was
w,v.ked As, !Ishii, oil the 26rli of April. The Hope has been
wreek,it at Pittu:orda.
LIMEM. X. JUNE 23 Wind W, Arrd Ann. St. John's,
N. w itimiseich : Hornet. lit ddi,ati. ditto ; Jessie, I'liallas, ditto.
BELFAST, .JUNE 23. Willa W 21st rariaillta. smith, New
Y. rk • 2.set, Alvarad, . Atm ;‘, .New York. ,Id. 21st, Duke of Corn-
Id. St. Joliii's. _

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towrsiktotrrn. Jus't 24. IVind SW. to \.W.—Arrd. Welcome.
:4oit :Alouttnein. Sid bur 3lnjysty's steamer Terrible on A
enoso "I In Chartvitiel.r, i•aitederA. got on shore on tiouthsea Beach
yawn r .y was assisthil off on the flood, and proceeded to
Seaham. Videler, front Aaleq.mil for spain, which put
in It r- yesterday, is I. aky, has been surveyed, and must discharge.
I'oINT. TJNE 22.—Arrd. Brothers, Wits 41, St John's,
NeW h tuts,i k

MARK N E S— ( Y esTERDAY.)

Ta
YA . .
..P4MIPIELD -- Meadow II 31 to 4/; Clover ditto, 4/ 33 to
slat .ktraw, I/ IN to 1/ 124; Wheat Straw, 1112 s to 1/ 14s per
lott,l Trade dull, at the above quotatioi s.
CUMBLIMAN D. Mea, lay, .t, 3s to 4/ 4s; Clover ditto, 4/8s to b 1
14s; Oat straw, I, Ins to 1 124; Wheat straw. 1' 12s to 1114 s per
A lull average suptly, and a sluggish demand.
tviirrecitaeat.—Meadow Flay, 3 to hi; Clover ditto. 41/13 to 51
Iss : oat straw. 1/ lOs to I/ I2s ; Wheat Straw, Il 123 to 11 14s
load. Supply good, and trade ull.
New Meadow Hay was selling at tront 2/ Se to 31 55 per load.

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49UTHALL, JUNE 24.—Prime Mutton • omma. tied a steady inquirY.
at fully last week's prices. In all other kinds of stock very little
business was transacted. and previous rates were with difficulty
supported Beef, from 25 ad to 38 10.1; Mutton, :.5 4d to 4s 4d ;
Lamb, 5s to 68 ; Veal, 33 81 to 4s 4d ; and Perk, 4s to .4s 8d per
to sink the offal.
itomFour., JUNE 24.—We had rather an extensive supply of fat
stock on sale to-day, while the general demand ruled heavy, at
barely station -ry prices Beef from 2s 1. dto 3s 1041; Mutton. 3s to
4s 4d; Lamb, 58 to 6s; Veal. 4s to 4s 6d; and Pork, 48 to 4s 8.1 per
albs. Suckling Calves, 188 to 298 ; Quarter-old Store Pigs. 168 to 195
and Mitch tows, with their small Calf, 16/ to 18/ lOs each.
ll•itstiata, JUNE 24.--We had a very inactive trade in to-day's
market::, yet we cart notice no material altera.ion fit the quotations.
Beet; from 3s to 48; Mutton, 38 6d to 4s 6d ; Lamb, 5s to 55 8d;
Veal, 4s to 4s 4d ; and Pork, 4s to 4s Gd per Slbs.
tauting 4, JUNE 23. Beef, trout. 2s 1041 to 45 ; Mutton. 33 4d te
48 441; Lamb, 5s to 5s ,41; V.-al, 4s to 4s 6d anti Pork 4s to 486 d per
81b... Supply moiler ttely good, and trade dull.
Clucugsrea. lUNE 21 —Prime Mutt n and Lamb moved off
ste .41113', at fu I prices o herwise tti. trade ru cot dull. Beef, from
2s 10t1 to Is; Mutton. is 44 to 4s 441 ; Lamb. 58 to 5s ;V.
3s ithi io 60. Pork.tid per 81b5. Suckling Calves.
18s to 28s ; Q.larter-old Store Pigs, 16s .o 18s; and Milch Cows, with
their small Calf, 16/ to 181 each.
S.:EtVGATIC LEADs,vrifiLl,
Our markets were fairly 'Atop! ed with each kind of Meat, yet the
general demand ruled steady at our quotations. Beef, from 2s 6.1 to
3s 6d ; Mutton. 2s 1011 to 4s ; Lamb, .55 to 6. • Veal, 3s 8,1 to 43 6d;
and Pork, 3a 8d .0 481011 per alus, by the care**.

AV ERAGS-7.5. •
NERAL AVERAGE PRICES OF BRITISH CORE
for the Wee'., ended June 20, 1K46, made up trout the Returns or tz,gb
Inspectors in the iheerent Cities and Towns in England and Wales
per Imperial Quart‘r.

ILYE. SEANs. PEAS.
•. (51s 5d 27s 3e.. 1233 3d ~38 4d 1368 4d 32s Gd
Lan, , aid 98 Od 5i (d es 6d 7) 6d ess fid

T SOUTH LONDON FLottICULTERAL SOCIETY•"—
The second, or suer er show of plants, flowers, and fruits, under the
arrangements of this society, Wok place on Wednesday at the Surrey
~rmsZoological Gaieles. Te echnetes exhibited were placed on lat-
ste d stands beneath large tents, as on former occasipons.
Amongst them were some plants of more than usual ex( ellence, and
the exhibition as a whole, was of the highest character, both for
variety and rarity of the flow era. A great many gold and silver
medals were awarded by the judges to the successful cultivators.
The grounds during the day were thronged with visitors,
whom were many people of taahion. ahe band of the Coldstream
Guards, which attends in the gardens, directed by y, r. Godfrey, ens
amongst
Itvened the promenade with excellent m•• lc, executed in admirable
style. At du k. a novelty, the " Cave of Calypso," was opened to
the spectators. It is an alumni ted picture, in which. from the cave.
the island of the goddess, the sea, &c., are seen, and th /Lures of
caret... and her nymphs, Mentor, Telentst. bus, &c., are introduced.
It is painted by Mr. Damon, and is worthy of his reputation. The
whole of the amuse ments concluded with the eruption of Mount
Vesuvius, f 0111 the crater of which, uw'er the direction and manage •
mein. of Mr. Southby, a most terrific display of artificial Are delighted
the assemowt hosts tOr neatly halt an hour.
BRIGHTON 1.. A TING birearevATEn.-1-ter all,jesty's
steamer Afiican arr.ved here this morning f ore Woolwich, from
which ;lace she was dispatched by the Loris Comtnissioners of the
Aelniiialty to remove the remaining section of this breakwater,
which duty ,he periermed, and safely secured it to the beach. The
',utters and moorings exhibit little wear alter 18 months' exposure
to the winds and waves.
tsECF SSIoNS FROM THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH.--
The Rev. E. Home, vicar of St. Lawrence. Southampton, has re•
signed his preferment slut entered the Roman catholic Church. Lady
Gee egiana Fullerton. the authoress of " Ellen Middleton," with air.
Fullerton, is understood to have conformed t.i the same communion.
The names of more than one hutiored converts front the upper ranks
of ciety have now been announced since the autumn of last J'ar.
About flay are connected with Ox•ord University ; with Cambr
not more than fifteen or twenty. _Nearly half the numberare eleridife
men of the Eatatel.shment —Post.e of
MORE ('COACHES OFF THE MUD.— I • Cirficrqll
the Pne-
the opening of the Eastern Counties Railway to Ipswich, Reta-
nd
hater coach to Woodbridge, the Quicksilver coach to Ipswich, a
have
the Yarmouth Royal Mal coachea from Colchester to Ipswich,
all bee. taken off the n ad.
ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS CASE OF POISONING IN NOR-
FOLK.— DM ing the last two or three weeks many mysterious ru-
mours have prevailed in the vicinity of Norwich relative to the death
of a young woman, named Maria Read, who died about a mend) ago
in the parish of St. Etheldred, in the above city. It appears that a
few days previous to her decease she came fr .n) Yarmouth to
reside with her father and mother, when she was taken
111
with a violet: sickness on a Friday evening, acid early en
the following morning expired—a medical gentleman, named
Coleby, being in attendance upon her just berme site breathed
r last, There were at the time so, e dr,tibts as to the
cause of death. and an inquest was held upon the body.
but no post marten examina:ion took place, and the jury
agreed to a verdict of 'Died by the visitation of God." Owing,
however, to tie many suspicious reports Cleat have been since circu-
lated, the body on Friday nigh• was exhumed, and the emaciate et
the stomach submitted to Mr. Firth, the surgeon who so ably brought
to light the recent deaths by poison ng at liappisburg, fur exanaina-
non. We have been since hammed that the presence of arsenic bas
been detected in the corpse. and the further examination and analysis
whi h is now geeing on will probably ascertain the quantity and its
effect. No doubt when the necessary tests are completed, and the
evidence In a more perfect slate, the city coroner will reopen the in-
quiry into the cause of death. At present the case is involved in
complete mystery.
taEVElte: 'THUNDER-STORM IN KENT.-L:On Tuesday
afternoon a most severe thunder-storm passed over Erith, North-
end, t raylord, and Bexley accompanied by much' lightning and
very heavy rain, which continued all night and throughout yester-
day (Wedieesaay) at intervals. Some damage isal,one, bat as far as
can be learned no lives are lust.
I.xr•TER BALI..— fir+ and 1,4 choral meetinE of
Mr. Hullah's classes, in aid of the " Hullah estimonial Fund,"
took place oil Wednesday. In presence of a full audience. A variety of
pare music was excellently sung. under the able direction of Mr-
Corlett May. Th. re were several encores.
A taint" man •ti :sweet y Iwo his lfe in a strange
and unfortunate. mantle,. He was under the arch of the canal de St.
Maud, raiding a large dog by a (ord. tie had weatudettae ord three
or tour times round his * arm, and on the animal suddenly jumping
into the water, the young man was drag ed in with him, and before
aid could be brought was drowned.
THE PRICE oF BREAD --Wednesdav another reduction
took place lit the pr ce of bread among the bakers of the metropolis.
Some, however, maintained the figure of Set., alleging that the re-
duction in wheat did not justify any alteration'. Good bread may
now be pure hand at 6,1. per loaf, and 634 d to 7d. for the best.
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE RIVER.— IA ethic edify, about
one o'elock, the following fatal accident occurred to a young man,
named George al Bee, residing in Lane eth. He ass bathing in the
river, off Vauxhall, baying a boat, in which was a shot-mate. Re
had bens limning lit the water tier some minutee, when he suddenly
exclaimed, "Oh, God, the cramp!" and befo-e his mate could reach
Wm, he had sunk, apparently without a struggle. The unfortunate
y ling man was an excellent swimmer, and had partaken of a very
hearty dinner a short time before he lost his lite. The drags were
procured, and used as quickly as possible to find the body, but unfor-
tunately without effect.
Ihe Ho. Mr. likomfi, 13,' Charge d'Affsire'a from
Russia, Sir George Campbell, and Captain Bear were among the
passengers who landed at Blackwell on*Wednesday. from Ostend,
paseengers by the General Steam Navigatiou CompanY's steam-
Ship Triton.

81R7113.
On the 20th inst., the wi:e of Mr. J. D. Jackson, of Saffron Wal-
den, of a daughter.
• lithe 21st ihst., the lady of John A. T. Smyth, Esq., of Ends-
leigh•street, Tavistock-square. of a daughter.
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3,(2.0d..1.
Grosvenor-place,
aitirefsea.,
i son,as:
,i 11: :no is• no .0 .
On the 2 at lust , at Coventry.
On the 2i st inst., in Norielk-street, Park-latie, Mrs. Pearce Sero-
cold, of a daughter.
wile of Hen.rllyaitgehmt:ol2-
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iiitaistt...,aatt‘Svuds.tsocisi.-spttitceet.,
ihoehn Sharpe, of a son.
Wilkins, of a daughter.
(ter, the lady 01 Captain
otilliaen22l.dli:sti,sit,,,,iinallsipnpie.r Harley-street,
lotOtill
On the 22,1 inst , at Waltham-cross,
On the 12d inst., at Orme square,
Matthew Dixon, of a daughter.
Ott the 2311 inst., the lady of Charles Ring, Esti ,of DOctorsCconl•
%a::
the
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,d 1t ,t an: at Laved,
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1 aadaeuth r-hill,
Surrey, the wife of GeoI
rge IL
LH a, I- sci . dila son.

On the 9th inst , at Winkfield Church, Wilts, William Wickham,
of Trowbridge. Wilt-, to Emma Sophia, eldest daughter of John Bum-
ming, Esq., of IVinklield, Wilts. .
On the 10th ins*., at Florence, the Signor Nicola Antonio Cioni
(Fh.reitt:iie noble), to Jersey Georgia.na, eldest daughter of General
Sirs ohn Halkett, K.O B. and (Ltd'.
On t• e 19th in t., Ellen, the wife of Henry Davis, Esq , of Upper
Bed ft Pril plit. e, aged 48
On the 2 ith list , in ( heapside, Mr. S. Butler, aged 23.
On tile 20th inst., at Lin. tied Lyndhurst, in the New Forest, Lieu
tenant-Gen ral it Cha lee Phillips.
On the 20th Ina Itovert Benson, Esq ,of Sussex-squaro.