The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-20 00:00:00

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INCHESTER RACES.
(THIS DAY.)

ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
The Hampshire Stakes.

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Won by a head.•
The Queen's Plate.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.
LONDON —(THIS DAY.)
, JUNE 20.—Wind at noon W., light breeze.
HULL, JUNE 19.—Wind W., strong.—Acrd. Nyseina,
Gruppular, Harlingen; Nymphen, Graydon, Memel;
Heroine, Watson, Riga. Sld. Emerald steamer, Riga;
Rufus, Gottenburg.
Sell FALMOUTH
Maroon JUNE 19.—Wind N.N.W.—Arrd. Gem,
Ohnen er,
Ma Globe, Whitmore, Havannah; Lily,
; yagnez, Trianfo, Radimin, Volo. Off port,
Norma, Manilla; Hibernia, American ship; Shepherd,
Denis.
WATERFORD, JUNE 18.—Wind N.N.W. to W.S.W.—
Arrd. Johanna and Elizabeth, Ancona.
QUEENSTOWN, JUNE 18.—Wind W. —And.
Buchanon, and Durango, Parker, Callao Digby,
; Barbadoes,
V
Justice, Ducross, Adolph von 'Lone ow
andria; Storm, Brooking, Beyrout; San Nicooss, Alex-
le, Galatz.
Sld. Vesuvius and Eliza, Belfast.
OrozIWESTPORT, JUNE 18.--WiLd S.W., strong.--Arrd.
nte, Sorel, Lagos.
BELFAST, JUNE 18.—Wind W.—Arrd. Victor,
Meams, Isabella, Cobb, Pernam.
NEWPORT, JUNE 19.—S1d.Dagger, St. Thomas's; Lady
of the West, and Truant, Quebte.
CLYDE, JUNE 18.—Wind N.W.—Arrd. Brookaby,
M'Ewen, New York. Sld. Camoena, Jamaica; Argo,
Philadelphia. Put back, American Lass (late M'Kellar)
for New York, with loss of fore and maintop masts, and
master washed overboard.
STROMNESS, JUNE 18.—Arrrl. Liberty, Leith, Baltic.
The Jenny, from Bremen to Ne w York, has put in here
leaky, and must discharge.
Ghtmenr, JUNE 19.—Wind -W.N.W.—Arrd. Kelloe,
Budge, Memel,
DEAL, JUNE 19.—Wind W.S.W., moderate.—Arrd.
Buonovento, Gallipolli; Cleopatra, M'Eschens, Barba-
does; Reward, Ismail; Wilhelm, Malmbers; Louisa,
Adelaide; Tretnearne, for Adelaide, South Australia;
Land o'Cakes, Grant, China; James, Burrows, Ber-
muda; Lea Amis de la Maillerage, Richards, Cherbourg.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 19.—Wind W.N.W., fresh.—Arrd.
Maria Mattia, Sutton, Alexandria; Darcy, Porto Rico;
Freeman, White, Jamaica; Rip van Whinkle, Baker,
New York; Lady Milton, Forbes, St. John's, New
Brunswick; Marco Polo, ditto; Eva, Philbrook, St.
Andrew's, New Brunswick; A micitia, Heyn, Alexan-
dria; Cassandra, Boyes, Cephalonia. Sld. Adventure
Std
Mary, Africa; Lord Elgin, Demerara; James Ray,
- lhomas's. Off port, Express and Minalto, St.
Thomas ~
PoRTSMOiy, JUNE 19.—Wind W.—Arrd. Her Ma-
jesty ship et-to, Eastward. Off port, Ann, Rio
Janeiro. Sld. Duke ,f Portland, Port Lyttleton.
NEWHAVEN,_ JUNE 16—The Ann and Mary, from
London to St. Maio, has pm in here leaky.
PORT Runt, JUNE 17.--Th, Charlotte brig, of Yar-
mouth, Nova Scotia, from St. Bonn's, New Brunswick,
was wrecked off this port today; crew saved.
SUTTON BRIDGE, JUNE 18.--The bi;tannia, from
Newcastle to Wisbeach, struck the sands .ear Boston
Deeps, and sunk in deep water; crew saved.
SPALDING, JUNE 18.—The Providence sloop, of this
place, is reported to have broken her chain off Snetchin,
on the 16th, and drifted on the beach.
DUBLIN, JUNE 18.—The Emma, smack, from Liver-
pool, with wheat and staves, got aground at Sir John's
Quay yesterday. She was removed to Eden Quay, where
she filled; cargo much damaged..
BELFAST, JUNELancashire Witch,
18.—The . from Li.
has
verpool to Porto Rico, put here leaky, after beinn,
on shore on Blackwater Bank, near Wexford. The
Trusty, from hence for Cronstadt, is in the Lough, With
mainmast sprung.

MARKET NEWS---(THIS DAY.)
HoAb_
oNt h —WEDNESDAY
t week the •
GE.
have amounted to
arrivals of English
the market,present week the arrivals of English
Wheat up to our markcoastwise,
chiefly from Essex and Kent. The
CDOaßrinNg
red ;and white—as the first
show o
receipts by land carriage were unusually small--was
Wheat
fupssEtmoXpoieuCsr
limited; nevertheless. owing to the large imports of
2,660 quarter:,
Foreign Wheat and Flour, there was less disposition on
the part of the trade too perate. Holders, however,
were firm, and sales were concluded at Monday's prices.
From abroad, 22,250 quarters of Wheat have reached
us, mostly in fair condition. Fine samples changed
hands at fully previous rates; but low and middling qua-
lities commanded very little attention. Numerous offers
wee on the market from Dantzic and elsewhere.
Nora single parcel of English Barley was brought for-
ward, bat 6,260 quarters of foreign came to hand. The
trade was less active, yet late rates were fairly supported.
Malt--the supply of which was moderate—moved off
slowly, at unaltered currencies. We had an increased
supply of foreign Oats-24,490 quarters. This checked
the inquiry, but no change took place in prices. Beans,
Peas, and Indian Corn as last advised. The Flour
trade was steady, at full pricer. The imports continue
large.

ARRIVALS THIS WEER

I Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats. Floor.
-----
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Sacks.
Irish Ell9ll/4 •• •• • • 2,660 2,610 1,140 720
Foreign ••• • • • 22,250 5,050 sks
6,260 24,490 1,700 bls

sivuTrizzu.
Notwithstanding that the supply of Beasts on ()MT
141 to-daft Parket was by no nlOOll exteniiye as to

,lIIMINAL COURT.—(THIS n.A.
OL CORT.
,Before Mr. Justice COLED RIDGE U
and Mr. Baron 13011.4
j.s
TEE MURDER OF THE POLICEILAN
LAMBETH. Jcbs Patrick Cane, aged 40, described as a labourer;.,
001
Hickey, aged 23, a labourer; and James 111`Elliogiorad
19, a tailor, were indicted for the wilful murder of P
Jamr. esßCyblaatid
plin;wille
whomprisownears msplre. Clarke,notadedappears tot
Mr.
the prosecution; and Mr. Ballantine, Mr. Parnete,arig
Mr. Woollett defended the prisoners, the first APP..,d for
for Hickey, the second for Cane, and the fig'
M'Elliott.
ir
Mr. RYLAND having opened the case to the jurP go
ing a short outline of the facts as they were afteros
cl
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declared in the evidence, proceeded to
call the folio"
witnesses:—
°
I Os
Edward Newton examined by Mr. CLABX
A
police•constable. I was on duty on the morning °f sth of May with the deceased. It
was at the irsol„o O
ilio wharf. About one o'clock in the morning I heard a 13,,,- 001
I was then near the corner of Salamanca-street. I,,APie of
the disturbance near to the Pheasant, about therniu",,,,g
the wharf. I went to the spot where the noise ones
from, from, and I found there the deceased and niLleeors,
men, amongst whom were the prisoners Rickey 05
M'Elliott. The men were making a great ,_„01e
noise, -
the deceased said to them, "If you do not g 0 Dv fet
quietly, I will lock one or two of you up." I 6194901
giloiocdkenlyeann,d M'Elliott. I said to them, ~ Go how+ of
and don't make a noise at this hour 01 sir
morning when people are all gone to bed." I,ll,cbsir
sai they knew what time it was, as they had it in 'Ana
woman who were following, and while I was speatals r
folo
them four or five of the others seemed to go Oil .-1,01
towards the Queen's Head. I followed them, and W alt
a tor'
I came opposite Salamanea-street, they appeare tbe at me all at once. The deceased at this time was °,riof
pavement directly opposite Salamanca-street. LI 0.
the prisoner Hickey strike the deceased with a ur:t
bat on the side of the head, who staggered WO)" 1
shutter and drew his staff. He struck at HickePos
rushed across the road, and I saw left
prisoner Cane strike the deceased on the
side of the head near the temple. The blow knocked be
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deceased down, and while he was falling a third 131„
was struck at him by some one whom I did not reco;,
nice. There were four or five persons around the
ceased at the time the blows were struck. The tn,
blow also struck the deceased on the left side of t`'t,
head, and he fell to the ground, but I could not see thenl
whether he was bleeding. As the deceased was fall/tie
rushed upon the prisoner Cane and caught 'aim bf S a collar. I struck him with my staff over the temple, .613 t
I in return received a blow from a stone on the Ing 0
shoulder. I was then knocked down, but I did not to
my hold upon Cane, and succeeded in getting up sei,l; I was no sooner up than
itlnlegr.ecTehiveedpriasnoontehresrinbltohwe
niv"esn'.:
up I ran into Salamalic".
other
felledtt
whilehr eeer t
rmaanne ands
awn runesashd
constables,upon
a cnamdmyweg rehuatiptlt
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and
s ,
d,
as springing my rattle two
t
thheimdetcoetahseedQvvuaesenlisn We lifted him of' sni
we returned to the si)°,i
received from another constable I went to 49, Vauxhall'
ge.ad. From informatiotl,'
wharf, and after knocking some time I was admitted•
carriedwhe re
When I entered the house I saw Hickey come out of A
icnotnos constable
day' hfoorw e ntw ith
wash-house. He was bleeding from the right torn Plea:
and was fully dressed. I took him into custody.
said he he had not been assaultingout,meothrt eol ti
deceased.li i
wouldm n thatot hol eh
oewu apt sr
io. tfs ao kenlr
house, I don't know which. The other constableg asked
him how came the blood on his hands, and he replied
that his nose had been bleeding. When we got out 113 to.
the street, I saw the prisoner M'Elliott standing again'
the railing of 49. I turned my lamp on him, and said,
" Hallos, young fellow, here is another of them." '''
third constable came up, and the two were then taken to,
the station-house. When I returned to the home,A