The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-23 00:00:00

railway. The immense influx of new qualit,e4 from
librolkil and the bad coodilou of trio! of the arrval3 of
it a ;natter of difficulty to (11;4e priees
Ucur,tely. fine Tait ii4ent.. ore worth 1003
to 105 s per tittn-r kinds 603, Cha,,. 20:,, sec
Kiiivh currvticiv.r, ate m.fid ;a .:oaths ,d to luiturdiate
Ward*. The imports prom ahrwid Oaring thH week
• 16ra'1Uot to 6,BB4tni,kets ir iu RAteiclan, 964 ditto from
Dunktrk, 1,6,11 53 d from li..vre—or 3tio,lt 400 tons.
1108.00G11 110 P IVIAII.ILET.
Our market to very firm fur nearly all koala Of II .ps,
the prices of which are fully 43 per cwt higher than on
Monday hit. The plantation accounts are considered
11,2tavourahle. Min and Kai; Kent Pocketa 415 s to 7155;
Weald of Kent ditto, 41 to 4/ 153; Sussex ditto, 41 to
41 103 per cwt.

WOOL.
We have to report an exc edingly heavy dematc.l for
till kinds of Wool—both English and Colonial—at
drooping prices. The supplies offering are very eaten-
-1.4e. Last week's imports into London were 800 bales
from Algoa Bay, 3 from Buenos Ayres, 500 from Swan
River, 380 from o.lessa, 19 from the Cape, 147 from
klexandria, 345 from Valparaiso, 6,650 from Sydney,
4,032 from Port Prilio, 1,236 from Geelong, 137 from
liamburgh, and 1,120 from Hobart Town.
TALLOW.
For the time of year the delivery of Tallow last week
'--1:159 casks—was tolerably good, whilst the arrivals ex-
ceeded 1,900 casks, mostly from Australia. On the
*hole the demand rules inactive, at but little alteration
it; prices. T, -day P.V.C. on the sp.it quottd at
37s 6d to 37. 91 per cwt. F. r f lward delive, y very
few sales are rep ,reed. Town Tallow, 35, to 354 6d per
CVO; net cash; Hugh Fat, 2s per Blhs.

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1 1847. 1848. 1849. 1850. I WI.
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hock this day .... i 8.39 i 8,096 23,3( 4 21,733 37,698
Ph" 01 Y. C. " " {! trs.o:td,d to"d44dd to3Bls,:,dld 368 6d
to37n :,.1,)
belivery last week • • 8.3 1,'.04 1,132 946 939
pia° from June 1.. • • 3,13'. 4,979 2,4 0 3,4 4 2,9 ,5
Arrivals hut week • I, 8: 4 4 1,146 t 0.9 1,9. 2
Ditto from June 1. •• 3,432 3,546 , 1,4 u 1 2,593 4,1u0
Price of Town .......&s Od 4646 d 39,16d 3de Od 36$ Od

QUEEN'S BENCH.--Cr HIS DAY.)
(Sittings at Nisi Prins at Westminster, before the
LORD CHIEF j!JSTICE and a Special Jury.)
MILNER V. LARtUSON, EXECUTOR.
This was an action to try the right t., a patent taken
out in the year 1840 for an alleged improvement in the
construction of iron safes and boxe. for the preserva-
tion of books and papers from destruction by fire.
The defendant pleaded not guilty to the alleged in-
fringement that the invention was not new, or of public
utility, and that the plaintiff was not the inventor.
Mr. Chambers, Mr. Crowder, and Mr. Webster, ap-
peared for the plaintiff, and the defendant was repre-
sented by Sir F. Thesiger, Mr. Knowles, and Mr.
Ilindmarsh.
The boxes and safes made by the plaintiff are well
known by the name of " Milner's patent," and their
peculiarity consists in the introduction of water and
sone other absorbent substance, which keep the docu-
toents deposited inside in a moist state when the boxes
are surrounded by fire, and protect them from the in-
fluence of the devouring element.
The evidence, which was of a purely scientific and
technical character, promised to occupy the Court the
Whole day.

MARLBRO'-STREE f--(THIS DAY•)
ATTEMPTYD SUlClDS.—Jernima, Rusted, a girl about
18 years of age, was brought before Mr. Bingham,
• charged with attempting to coawait suicide by throwing
herself into the Serpentine, Hyde-park.
Inspector Brandstorci. M division, stated that about
halt-past ten on Saturday night he was standing on the
north bank of the Serpentine in company with a ser-
geant, when he saw some person'come by the waterside
and sit on one of the benches. In about a minute after
he saw that the person had disappeared. This
excited his suspicions, and on going to the
spot he found a shawl and bonnet lying on
the seat, and on looking into the river he saw
a dark mass floating on the top of the water. He
rubbed into the river, and after considerable difficulty
succeeded in getting hold of the prisoner and bore her to
shore in a state of insensibility, and as he had no assist-
ance immediately at hand, he pulled out his knife and
cut open her dress. A police-sergeant shortly came to
his aid, and the prisoner was taken to the Humane So-
ciety's receiving house, where the usual remedies were
resorted to, and atter a short time she was so far re-
covered as to be removed to the workhouse.
The prisoner, who refused to assign any cause for
attempting suicide, was remanded for the attendance of
her parents, who reside in the country.

SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.
The thousands who daily resort to L indon, and who
wish to see something betides the Crystal Palace,
will be glad to h.,ar of a sight wnich th, y
ought nut to quit the metropolis without
seeing—we mean the Surrey Z ,ological Gardens.
This Exhibition is of the very highest merit. The
magnificent tableau of Rome, in its ancient grandeur,
speaks volumes in praise of Messrs. Dauson's skill es
painters, and the Colosseum is without exception the
finest sp,citnen of pictorial illusion that we have
ever seen even at theme gardens. the music,
conducted by Jullien, delights every one who hears it,
and Suuthey's fireworks insietain the character a the
artist. There is no exhibition in this metropolis with
claims equal to the Surrey Gardens for the sight-seer,
the admirer of scenic art, or the lover of excellent music
and pyrotechnic display.

LONDON, BRIGHTON. AND SOUTH-COAST
RAILWAY.
Traffic—Week ending June 21,1851 ... 212,537 15 0
Traffic —Week ending June 22, 1850 ... 12,374 510
Total of the half-year, to this date, 1851 ... 23.,243 15 1
Total of the half-year, to this date, 1850 ... 213,233 9 7
Total number of Passengers—Week ending
June 21,1851 81,135
Passengers ... £lO,OBl 17 0
Goods 2,455 18 0

Total... £12,537 15 0
Total miles open, 1851, 173'4 ; ditto, 18a0, 17114.
London Terminus, June 23, 1851.

MONDAX,