The Sun.
London, England, 1846-06-24 00:00:00

41 • cu. having men-
iioned it, and did not • .iyv
aun .41 AS dun, a boy of 14, was next examined, and
gave a minute description of what hail taken place on the
evening itl question. He swore positively to the chalk writ-
ing having been done by the deceased, and the only suspi-
cious part elicited was that his father had been home for
more than half an hour before any alarm was given in the
neighbourhood; but this Evans attributed to the miscalcula-
tion of time by the boy.

The stele-mother of the deceased. Hannah Benwell, was
called, and also swore to the chalk w-iting being the de-
ceated's, and said thit the deceased had always spoke Mildly
of his master. She dtnie•l that eh,: hat any intent.itn to
marry Evans, that anv improper interceurse he.d taken
place between her and him; and declared that if she sus-
pected that Evans had anything whatever to ,do with the
death of the deceased, she should herself be the fir--t 1,0.1'2"n
to b! big him to ju tice. This witness a. wen as Mr. Bishop
admitted that the deceased had spoken of t.t,icide,
and men'
tinned that he considered dr Awning; was the; easiest death.
inspErtor Campbell was examined, and
.dr. Ho..ke read a
statement made by Evans hints it before the coroner and
jury. It appeared that he refused to be sworn, from some
scruples. but made a leap thened statement. Mr.
Hooke said the only part in the letter to which he should
direct. his Worship's attention was the fact of his saying he
returned to his premises at nine &chick, whereas in, alarm
had been ziven, nor the body found un it he.lf-past ten.
Mr ELLiorr ,b-erved, that he had listened attentively to
the evidence, and his impression was tba! it was not sufficient
to justify him in detaining any party ' • but. at the same time
he would recomthend those engaged in the inq.--iry still to
pursue it. _ _ _

• Evans said that he had been gros,ly calumniated, as be
was as innocent of the charge imputed to bun as any
person present.

THAMES
Wihicon Finch, a mechanic, was bp ught before Mr.
Billan inc., charged with thrusting a real-hit iron into the
face of a woman named Ann Pitt, by which she was severely
injured.

It appeared from the evidence that the woman resided in
the house of the prisoner in C hambers-street, Whitechapel,
and that. on Saturday a quarrel t-ok place be een her and
Finch, which gave ri-e to bad langu ,ge, and neither party
were very choice in their expres4,ns. At last the prisoner
was greatlt provoked by some gross epithet applif d to him,
.ind be lett his torge, at which be was engaged, with a piece
f red-hot iron he was using, and thrust it with great vitt-
,ence into her face. The flesh was burnt, and her eye was
inju ed by the blow.
The assault was clearly made out by the complainant anti
another witness, and it was proved by a policeman, named
Surherland, that upon taking the prisoner int. custody he
Adulated that he struck the woman, and that he was in a •
passion at the :ime.
The prisoner, in defence, said the woman struck him
6r-t, and used th• most annoying and opprobrious lan-
guage, and that he did not strike the complainant with the
it .n i.ftenfi nally.

Mr. BALL XII 41i was .iatisfied the prisoner had committed-
very true, ascult. upon the wAnan. and as not
wish the cast to tie sent to the sessions, tiewo she tl
would dispose of
it ,unim.iri:y lie sentenced the prisoner to pay a fine of
51., and in u it a committed him for two, months.

MARK ib'f—DlE WS—(YeIs'rERDA Y.)

Y IWA et elle- 41 5s to
SMITHFIELD - Meadow Ilsy, 3/ to 41; 'Clover ditto,
51 158; Oat /'craw, 1110 s to II 12s ; Wheat straw, I/ 12s to 11 141 per
load. A full average supply, and a heavy demand.
o CUMBERLAND. Aleadow flay, 3/ to 41 3s; Clover d-t-, 4/4s to 51
16s; Oat Straw, 1/ 108 to 1/ 12s; Wheat Straw, I/ 121 to 1/ 14• per
load. Supply good, and trade all. '
WurrEcnArEt.-Meadow Hay. 3/ to 41; Clover ditto. 41 4s to 51
17s ; Oat Straw, I/ lOs to I/ 12s ; Wheat Straw,
11 125 to 11 14s
er load. Trade dull at the ithore quotations.
New Meadow Hay was se
CO
ling
ONIAL.at
front 2/ 5s -to 315 s per load.
SUGAR.-Owing to the postponement in Parl ament of the Sugar
qr,tott, there has been more demand for British Plantation descrip•
tir and 900 hhds have been dispo.ed of at r6d to Is advance. The
it way of British Plantation landed last week at the East and
West India Docks was 2,384 hhds 462 tierces 717 barrels, and there
were taken for home cons= pt on 1,279 hhds 112 tierces 107 barrels.
The stock in the same places is 7,644 blids 1.014 tierces 1,958 barrels.
Box -The quantity landed last wc-ek at the Bast and West India
Docks was 421 puns 40 hhds ; then. were taken for home collsonP"
tion 117 pus 7 hills and eXportrd 132 putEs 30 h ds. 'the stock
ut the same places is 10,165 puns 1,985 hhds.
RtcE.-6.783 hags Bengal at auction were al sal at 13s to 13s 6d
for middling to flue white, and lOs 6d to Ils for common to fine cargo.
TALtow. - P. Y C. is 42s per cwt. en the spot, and town the same.
TEA - The market is dull.

(From the Laminn Yew Price Current of June 23.)
SUGAR.— o-day any further advance In the value of West Mlle
Muscovadoe was prevented from taking place in consequence of the
narkt t being more freely supplied, but there was a large businesS
transacted, and the rates paid were equal to those or Friday.
I.EFl*rEb. 0-day Relined Goads a ere much sought after bv the
home trade but few parce s were to be had, and prices a ere firm .
This afternoon ‘lautitius -ugar was is good re nest, and 8,309 bags
4 isks at auction were sold at very full rates. This afternoon the
marke. ws batter supplied with Bengal r, and three parcels.
mounting to 3,33 1 bags, were submitted to public competition;
near y the whole sold at previous improved rates.
TEA.—Hollers are no' inclined to reduce their prices, but the
trade have purchased black and green with caution, taking only
snffieleot for their immediate wants. although the deliveries front
the bonded w irehi.Uses have been large.
FoaElon.—To-dery at public sale 79 cases 10 barrels 1 box of Bahl&
Atusar were sold at firm rates.
COFFEE —This afternoon 3fozha Coffee met with increased at-
ten, ion. ant 319 bales at auction mere all sold ; the dealt sorts. con-
sisti,l2' 01 175 hales, fetched the Lull value. Native Ceylon is little
wanted, btu Plait thin sel's more freely.
MOLASSES. To-day the demand was gond for West India, and 100
nuns of Antigua were sold at 28s per cwt, which was a very full
price.
Cocoa.—The market has a qu el pp srance for foreign, but
lo' lers are unwilling to reduce rice., es. West India is little
waste
tplCEs —T. - lay at public sale 467 bags Malabar rapper were sold
at full rates; 6es bxs 3 bgs of Nutting' went at 3, Id for Middling
b wn, 1., 4d to 2s iod for mouldy, and Is 9d for low limed, being
rat e.t. the

Srierrs. —The deliver'et of Rum continu •to e upon a Urge scale,
ex.eedirg those of last year ; but the stuck is riesv.er, aid the
prlc..s are higher by Ed to 7d for I. award 1-land 3d to 6d for
Jamaica. and 51to gd oer gallon for Ea-t India. For an sorts of
fir-indv ar'c-t has still a vi.ry dull appear ince : the stock is yet
on the , and tis difficult to qinve accurate prices. In Ga-
on VA S e'er .1 1)11,11 •ez It iv, been mare at 2s t • 2d Id for common
export awls, at d 2a 4d to 33 for flue and very tine for home cm.
sumption

/cit.—To-14y Bengal Rice was less In regtust, and the parcels
fnred at auction, amow t +g to 2,730 bags and 2,07.5 packets, went
at rather lower 'aces, excepting for flue, wh.ch sustained the former
value, hut the whole sold.
TALLOW —The business transacted In Russlen has been extremely
limited on the spot for all purposes, and the tenden y of prices is atilt
downwards.

Oit.s.—The ttarket has assumed a &me- appearance for Southern
Oil ; a good d>s ant has prevailed, and the rates paid ha% e been
fully equal to those previous y quoted Cod has been purchased with
c ion. but buyers have to en compel ed to pay 281 to 281 109 for
small parcels. - Holders o' .4eal are unwilling to redinte their
prices. OF Greenland Whale ,Oil 5 tuns at uction brought
25110 x. Sperm has been putchavd with more freedom, but
prices are erevewed from im reving by the continued rri-
vats. There are sellers of Rape &seed Oil upon funkier
rod Ted terms. Although prices rule le,w for Linseed Oil, and the
supolv small, still ihe business transacted has been limited. Olive
has bee , sparingly deal in, although turtly r reduced rates have
h en t,-k Althou :h there are further arrivalsofralm holders evince
firmness nd supply the market moderately ; a goo.! demand bee
existed privately Cocoa Nut has met with increased attention, and
owing to the small supply buyers have b,ett compelled to pay ander
rates.
Hors. —rrices continue to decline, and may be quoted 8s per cvit•
lower than this day week. The market is very inactive. owing to
the continuance of hot weather, which does not suit the vermin, and
which has much decreased. In fa t, the flies are ail go,-e, and lice
are dally diminishing. The appearance of a large yield of Hops• at
present is very promising, and the quality is likely to be finer than
that of last season.

We are quite glad to see Sr• J. A. Omrnanney abroad
again to-day in the streets or Portsmouth. The Gallant
Admiral has been sorely bruised anti shaken by a fall from
his horse, end -ttbsequently being run over by a fly, which
was farm at Iv a light one ; but Its he bad no bones
hnken, quietude and rest is fast pi: tiv g him in ease again.--
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Pal BIRTHS.-
at the Old Pace, Richmond, the lady of
On the 21st inst., Keith
William Stewart Alackeimie, Esq., of Seaforth, of a daughter.
On the 19th inst., at the Parsonage, Lamborue Woodlands, BerkS,
the lady of the Rev. John. Bacon, of a son.
On the 19th inst, the lady of T. U. Acland, Esq., ofa daughter.
On the 19th hist.,, l,urton-crescent, the wile of the Bev. G. S.
Drew, incumbent of old St. Pancras, o: a daughter.
On the 211th inst., the wife of William Bell, Esq.,
surgeo manor-
place, Walworth, of a son
On the 20th inst., at the Paragon, Blaekheath, Mrs. Lawford
Richardson, ofa Iln.
On the 20th inst., in Queen square, Westminster, Lady Duff
Gordon, of a boy.
On the 20th Inst., in Hamilton-place, Brixton, the lady of Alfred
Eyre, Esq., of a daughter.
Ott the 20th inst., at•Westbourne-park-villas, Bayswater, Mrs. J.
W. Black co. of a daughter.
21st brat., lu 'orfolk-street, Park-Line, Mrs. Pearce ki
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tithiee ,•rs. H. Hewlett of a' daughter,
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