The Sun.
London, England, 1851-04-29 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(THIS mid
LONDON, APRIL 29.—Wind at noon SS.W.,
bre.W ze and eion:ly.
ATERFORD, APRIL 27.—The Mary is onDratnv
Bank.
MILFORD.. Sophia Qec.
STETTIN, A PRlL—Arrd 26.—The Euebmilie and Ferdio
Alemel to Hull, put into Swinemunde, 24th 101
with part of cargo thrown overboard, having bee°
shorMe.
ALTA, APRIL 22.—The Canaglino sailed bence'-
inst., for Eugland, and put back, 19th instaa4c;
cargo reported to be heated. The Manfredonis,t°
has put in with rudder damaged. brig),
NEW ORK, APRIL 1. Belle
muda to Y
Cuba, was lost on—The
the Bird Rock,(British 60 Mlle;
of San Juau de los Remedios, 22d March; crew
The Susar, Lord, Cette, to New Orleans. sailed Ili
former port 23.1 December, hag not since been been
DEAL. APRIL 28.—Wind N.W. to S., Fclu°llY.o 0.
11
Ruckers, St. Vincent. Arrd. from the River,
B Q
PILL,(APRIL 28.—Wind N.W.—Arrd. Marvel, .B°e°

Ayres; Pink, Rio Grande. • • Atrd•l
LIVERPOOL, APRIL 28.—Wind
Tyro. SW, Robert Fiunie,
King, New York; Templar, Bomba:;erCntt::::16°9rA.11;111)1.1
Juno, Ptilalelphia; Queen Pomare, St. J°"""jossei
Brunswick; Branscombe, Montreal; Baltic 6
New York. SO;
et
QUEENSTOWN, APRIL 27.—Wind N.--
Arrcoor
Hardy, Barbadoes. The Arab steamer, fruit'
l.0000!t,
tinople to Liverpool, put in hero this morning o
quence of fire having broken out among the Org.
fol
has been quite subdued.
WELLS, APRIL 28.—The Heed schooner'o$ yid
Penzance, got on shore at Bramcester, but carne
little damage. glcl
NEWPORT, APRIL 28.—Wind
Longstaff, Rio Grande.
shore °1146c1
NEW YORK. APRIL 16.—A ship WOO 4 -
near Pickle Reef, previous to the 31 AP—
of
wreckers at anchor near her. a 03
About 100 bales of cotton, and the cabin and d 0;
a large vessel, apparently some time in the ivi'ololoo
passed on the 2d of March, eighty miles
Island.
Part of the cargo, ex-Emilie, from Cette
to bee
on shore on Absecom Beach, and full of water's of 1/11
saved, and it is expected that the greater PI
cargo will be recovered, but in a very daragejs,l4'`
The British Queen (brig schooner), AOntira
to Salem, is reported to have been wreeke.oibli Apr
below Portsmouth, during a squall on the ""
crew saved.
A yawl boat, 22 feet long, with bow fitc'vei the 11P
black outside and green inside, was passed °I/
April, lat. 38, long. 91.
MARKET NEWS.—(THIS
C.Prfaiji
HAY MARKETS. ' •
SMITHFIELD.—Meadow Ha), 31 Os to
3l 5s to 41 10s; and Straw, 1l is to 11—
A fair average supply. and a steady trade. 41 1011
CUMBERLAND. Meadow Hay, 31 5s t° 1010.'-e
Clover, 3/ Os to 4/10s; and Straw, It Is to 11 9sr 5;
Supply moderate, and trade firm. t 0,1.1
WHITECHAPEL. Meadow Hay, 3/ 39,,,pvet'"
Clover, 315 s to 41 10s; and Straw,ll Os to 1, u" •
Trade steady, at full prices.
tedi'
COLONXAL. 10
SUGAR.—The market for British PlatitatiOnl 00114
Sales about 200 thds. Mauritius, 2,000 bag,,ljoiffs-
sold at the previous advance of 6d per cwt; 9.,`, too:
to 40s Fd; grey, 36s to 38s; and brown, tres
Bengal, of 4,600 bags offered, only 1,550 13e,P, 1,j1511',4,
at a further improvement of nearly 6d or (11,
tb
this day week, low to good white 380 to 44 lor
mainder (being grainy sorts) were withdrawn'
tee° the value.
hsfe
FOREIGN.—Two cargoes of brown Babio oe'd
sold for refining at 18s to 18s 6d, and a fl°ll,it.d—OtilLi
of brown Pernambuco, in bags, at 18s 6d. Th,seSait.s'io
British Plantation landed last week at t" Ale
West India docks was 976 hhds 111 tierceo► ;20e:hat
were taken for home consumption 434 bhl6-122.-
271 barrels. The stock in the same places is3'
538 tierces 726 barrels. C I°l,o
COFFEE.-140 casks 280 bags Plantation -e
auction mostly sold at previous rates • 200 Ogg A
of common auality were withdrawn at 425.
ji
Runt.—Tlie market is dull, and previons -seine
barely supported. The quantity landed 104:12 kaPui
the East and West India Docks was 10 P013:6 ptiv'ty
there were taken for home consumption 1"-k-i0'
hhds, and exported 69 puns 97 hhds. The 01°c
same places is 10,932 puns 1,545 hhds.
,;„, 51 fp'
SALTPETRE.-2.600 bags Bengal, refracting
per cent, were withdrawn for want of biller;; our
450 bags went is lower; 61- per cent at 255:
.78
530 bags refracting 4i with 3i per cent Na—
at 23s to 945.
.„t 00'
TALLow.—P. Y. C. is 39s 3d to 39s 6d per".
spot, and Town 39s 6d.
TEA.—The deliveries last week increased.

CHANCERY.—(THIS DA-1.1 ,g
(Before the LORD CHANCELLOR.) flu
His Lordship was engaged the whole dal Iblior
part-heard appeal of Emmett and Dewhurst,
occupied him the whole of yesterday.
ROLLS' COURT.—(THIS
~.0 firm MOTICAN V. MORGAN.
The arguments in this part-heard petition w"-Disit
resumed this morning. The facts of the case laso °
been stated in our columns.
VICE-CHANCERY.—(THIS -1""
)
(Before Vice-Chancellor KNIGHT Bllec-g
no'dtlitio
His Honour was engaged this morning ill al'ro-fpr
a number of short causes, none of which were -
importance. 0.)"
(Before Vice-Chancellor Lord CnAnwolapot
His Lordship disposed this morning of a ertolir
unopposed petitions, and afterwards proceeded
causes.

(Before Vice-Chancellor TunNEß.),voiltel2;
The arguments in the part-beard petition of out w
Bentley were resumed, and occupied his you
whole of this morning.

QUEEN'S BENCH.—(THIS Pifito":l
Mr. Justice PATTESON delivered the usual 0-,L,
the inquest jury this morning before the sitting "or
Court, and observed that he was only aware of °Ppoce.l
that would come b-fore them, and that had refeL-flfrf
a charge of keeping a disorderly house, which 'dor"
no point or question of law that required Pat
notice.
ADAC
THE OPENING OF THE CRYSTAL P,O-4.
AND THE SITTINGS OF THE COT-ij.,,:lOct
On their Lordships entering the court, at On cii;lce
Lord CAMPBELL, addressing the bar, said-4 dol
right to announce that we shall sit here, as 115,
PlOOB
Thursday next. lam sure I wish all honour to '
to the Exhibition; I earnestly desire its succee,; ,
b 1
trust all the benefits expected from it will be der. 001
this nation and all the other nations of the w°rld4;sarf.r,
attain those objectsl do not consider it at all necvi elra,
suspend the administration of justice in VVe°t:b°oo.,7,
hall. We have still considerable arrears on ollf ov,
and I think we shall best do our duty by aPPIYI°Ov 17rd
selves to subdue those arrears. There will bee uilroletley
portunities for all persons whatever to see the 11-1)
no Oof the Crystal Palace. .
The - :nest -
thr

iourt 1.
special paper.

en proceeded with the busini

COMMON PLEA S.— (THIS Dito.li:ll
The Court proceeded with the special paper olgy
but the cases argued did not possess any feature
neral interest.

Y•)

EXCHEQUER.—(THIS DA 0111
Their Lordships heard several applications fl?` Or,
for new trials in cases tried on the circuit, vibledialem
devoid of any interest except to the parties 10103 e
interested.

BANKRUPTCY.—(THIS DAY')
IN RE CANSDALE, Prir
Mr. Linklater appeared to apply for renewal °,lf sea
tection to this bankrupt, whose certificate bad be„e„-tb,i
pended for six months, with protection for one rava-ole.
Mr. JONES, for the assignees, opposed the renew
the protection. •
ld o'o•
Mr. LINIELATER trusted that his Honour ei°edoebl
refuse the application, as it was a matter of greaw, ,
whether, undsr the 112th section of the Act, the o of
missioners had any power to order the disCuelooo
bankrupts taken in execution after the refusal oat tae
pension of certificate; besides this, it was quite cisens
bankrupt had not committed any of the offencemerated from the 251st to 257th sections. bee?
h via 0
Mr. JONES submitted that the protection -a move.,
limited, the Learned Commissioner intended t° lest
open to the creditors or assignees to apply',„,.opt
creditor was in the position to take the bano*
execution,
,b r Pr 4);
His HONOUR said he felt bound to refuse fur 1/-412
tection, and as the assignees were the only pantie to 11",1
could apply for the certificate, which amouute,. ohOeled
execution, perhaps they would consent, so the
the bankrupt be put in prison he should not be voioo
more than a month, as it was evidently the hoPrevoatY;
the Court, by erdering protection from month to oci
that period would be a sufficient punishments ~eOlO5
object of the Legislature was that the bankrupt Pisiooe%
punished; and he agreed with his brother Comelitas
that they were not restricted by the penal cle%et: tae
that a bankrupt was liable for any misconduct tle 0011
bankruptcy laws. He (his Honour) therefore rid ae
dered the assignees were entitled to a certificates %; the
would Suggs t they should consent to a discharge
erd of a month after bankrupt had been confineu'dicg to
Mr. JONEd said the assignees would act actor
his Honour's suggestion. a th
Hiss HONOUR said the bankrupt must under-dB n
eot ~B 1
if he kept nut of the way, protection would could
granted, but if the assignees Old not proceed,
apply a month hence.

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on Thursday next, the let of Ala for for Gibraltar, Dlaiti:deC4
Alexandria. This vessel will take out newspapers forfor de Galle,tiie
M , adras, and Calcutta,
Pointe as well As by 03°
places before mentioned, if specially addressed Qcoof
"Ganges." I,,tlers will be liable to a postage of aefalid,',
half-ounce, newspapers ld. each, which must be Prarciali
Letters and newspapers will be in time by the 11101.13i0".
of Thursday next, • t a
tbt
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The Newcastle Journal states that the Prgl
..itti as
an extensive wet dock of 40 acres, or thereabout* - 6011,'
„A °f
entrance at or near the old poor-house, high C"-
511101 tis, ig frourably pregregag•