The Sun.
London, England, 1846-09-07 00:00:00

£98,000
61,000
22,000
11,000
3,000

£195,000

l'' Wool
have
fro 43' few arrivals of Wool have taken place into London
°ter anY quarter during the past week, and the quantity on
Ail kin the private contract market is not to say extensive.
Nit nds have met a very dull sale, and prices are with diffi-
t 20,000 bales of Colonial and Foreign
Rout: supported.
wilt b offered A
atu the approaching public sales, which
Will commence on the 9th instant.

TALLOW.
,This market continues very firm. Fine Y.C. is not to be
14.4, under 42s for old, and 42s 6d for new. For forward
'livery the price is 42s 6d for separate months—October,
The and December. Town Tallow is 41s net cash.
market at St. Petersburgh is firm ; full prices are being
4i'l for fine Yellow Candle Tallow, and the cost will preachap-
very nearly 42s 6d laid down here.

'GUILDHALL.—(THIS DAY.)
tau
, —ROWING FROM THE DEAD.--A man of wretched
Tatrance was placed at the bar before Mr. Alderman
ip r a Wood, charged with having acted as a drover
kkithfield-market without a license, and personating
41,84,, who has been some time dead, and of whose badge
wt,Ts°ller had unlawfully obtained possession, his
irk avu?g been withdrawn for misconduct.
haduke prisoner pleaded the great distress to which he
1)44,,een brought through went of employment since his
Tr. Was taken away.
and ,e"..MAGISTRATE could not admit of such an excuse,
tea da;tenced him to pay a fine of 105., or be imprisoned

.tc/43°W-STREET.—(THIS DAY.)
littinpu'a,_7'd Edmunds was charged with being drunk and
%ol:)"eene language, and with assaulting Maria
Prieto;a, the daughter of James Goodman, the pro-
' The of Oyster rooms in the Strand.
isc)elock- t":lPlainant said, that at about half-past eleven,
moth Saturday night she went into the shop where
p,,l'ison—c,`''* and sister were behind the counter. The
'est of Was standing at the door and was using a great
awit,"4,bad language. She told him he had better go
ilttleth;t'enuttittohpeutsthililmcoonutt,inued to use bad language, and
whereon he gave her a blow
lttellearf4ce- She then called a policeman and gave him
The e.
The ecnplainant's sister corroborated this statement.
trim P, rieener denied that he struck the complainant
4"setY, but admitted that he was drunk, and used the
tlege attributed to him.
14NRY said that the highest penalty he could
teal :va4s 5/., but he could commit the prisoner fur
theat the complainant was willing to press the charge
tisessions.
kr. Goodman did not wish to " have any litigation."
Na l:* lIENRY then said he would deal with the case
erpa.—,arilY. He would fine the prisoner 51., or in default
relent sentence him to one month's imprisonment.
or ti7e Prisoner said he would pay the fine in the course
, ge day.
NA

IMBRO'-STREET.—(T HIS DAY.)
George Carliss and John Clark were placed at the
b
F arged with driving furiously in Oxford street and
:Prig down a woman.
C. Nicolai, furrier, 82, Oxford-street, said he was
king near his shop in Oxford-street, last night about
taT'Past eight, when his attention was called to two
q• rUllning along Oxford-street, on the way to St.
,
tautziea at at a very rapid pace. One of the carts at that
t
aria era passed the other, turned short round before
d came close on to the kerb-stone, so as to knock
own
tea', a woman who had just crossed the street, and bad
pearl reached the pavement. The horse then trampled
Nettle woman, and by that time the second cart had
1:1P, and both horses were trampling on her at once.
e driver in the first cart endeavoured to drive off, but
at i.zed the reins and had the drivers, the defendants
clri‘t„he bar, both taken into custody. He said the
am
'rlg was so furious that several cabmen came for-
ersz,:tad gave their numbers in case it should be ne-
eY for them to appear as witnesses.
Ilej„ederick Brandall, professor of music, 22, Great
Nvitn"and-street, corroborated the evidence of the last
ess. Both prisoners were whipping their horses
stable, 106 C, who took them into custody, said
vast°23lBll who was injured was Sarah Hayter, a ser-
to her 4 2
bed.B, Ghat Queen-street, where she was confined
ee •
triec, certificate from the surgeon was producee', 'to the
tido! that the woman was suffering from fracture of the
of b *:_atto, and a wound in the head, and was incapable
The moved.
r defendants were remanded for a week.
itik°lln Nußens was put to the bar, charged with steal-
-1,4 silver" watch.
Iv6atriek Shea, a porter, living at 7, Pulteney-court,
gtv7.1.1 about to be sworn, said he wished first to ;flake a
Cent'
yol4. Th.• MALTBY—Have you a charge to prefer ?—Yes,
lay Apr
; but I would not prefer it if I got back
kr. ff ‘Y*
The ALTBY again—Do you wish to make a ('barge?
lth„cornplainant then said he was in a private house
'kith 'ell Head-passage this morning, about two o'clock,
)40 few friends, as he supposed them to be, :;,nd bad
*ith'll the s
thecfath taken off him. He charged the d Jendant
w t.
nieleilen Shea
(no relation to the complainant) lived in
4144 014 e where the theft was committed. Shei saw the
ehaD4' the bar hand over a silver watch to a young
saw Vvao went and put it into the water-bi at. She
after
-the
put it there. The police were brought, and
the -"le defendant had been taken into custody she saw
Vtaterling man go again into the yard and ;take the
er,...'r°lll the butt.
etiat'oTtable 178 C said be took the man at the bar into
th" 3:; There were four or five women in the mom
tirtuill "me besides the two men, and all of them were
eAcept the prisoner, but especiolly the corn-