The Sun.
London, England, 1851-08-04 00:00:00

TALLOW.

Since our last report a tair average amount of bug-
"4s has been transacted in Tallow for the time of year,
et full prices. P. Y. C. on the spot is quoted to-day at
28 9d to 38s, and for delivery durin4 the last three
'oaths 39a 3d to 393 6d per cwt; Town Tallow, 37s per
Zvt net cash; Rough Fat, 2 Id per Blbs. Trio shipments
Petersburgh are progressing steadily.

—....?_,1 bt. Petersburgh are progressing steadily.
1847. 1848. 1849. 1850. 1 1851.
9t,:,,
taw „.'
~..-4 s day ...... 6,413 9,811 23,707 25,001 32,653
.rice 415 Od 39s 3d 365 6d to 373 9d
h,t, 01
I' C* —— 1 to"sos3lld to 4456 d to OsOd 363 9d t03,,s Od
Otto last weekl,2sl 1,254 1,159
411 from June I__ 7,365 12,068 10,534 10,221 11,628
bit '7413 last week • 788 4,945 919 985 323
1,11 to tsrna, June I• • • 8,679 14,348 8,768 9,555 7,748
'43 et Town ...... 523 Od 465 6d 403 Od 38s Od 39s Cd

SURREY SESSIONS.
(THIS DAY.)
Tl© adjourned sessions for the county of Surrey com-
menced this morning, at the Sessions-house, Newington-
h;,tisra, before r. Puckle (chairman), and a full
oyf, ma The The aulendar was extremely
for, containing the names of only thirty-one prisoners
STEALING
and four for misdemeanour.
'TEALING A PlG.—Thomas Rogers, 36, was indicted
fir stealing a pig, the property of James Elstone, a
r.iller) near Guildford.
tossue prosecutor deposed that on tho 22d ultimo he
114„. d a pig from one of the styes on his farm, and
1.0,1'14 given information to the police, the pig was
prit:ld in the prisoner's premises with other pigs. The
over lived two miles from the prosecutors place.
,
14:11 defence, the prisoner said he purchased the pig of a
the road for ten shillings.
?e jury found him Guilty, and
GuildOURT sentenced him to six months' hard labour
fod House ot Correction.

BO W-STREET.—(THIS DAY.)
10Pachel Laacs, who stated that she was the owner of
tiog-houses of a certain class in Shadwell, was
tlyttrged. upon her own allegations, with the murder of
1,0 childrn.
004 uPpeared that last night she was found by a pol
dollttable, of the F division, sitting upon the steps of a
h°l' near this court. Upon his speaking to her, and
ht)111g that be would not allow her to sit there she re-
that she had come to this spot in the afternoon
,inthg. the intention of giving herself up to justice, and
°tv,-"lessiog to the chief magistrate that she committed
ether
murders—one that of a boy, nine years old, and the
Aer of a child but three years of age.
e,-4s her statement represented the offdnce to have been
Oeritnitted in another district, Mr. HALL directed her to
t4ell before the magistrates of that district (Thames.)
h jergrant Thompson (ot the detective force) having
4on directed to make inquiries, considered that the pri-
iler Was insane, and from what he could as yet learn
mss
disposed to disbelieve her story.
(~i,et.wits, however, forwarded to the Thames Police

ARLBRu-STREE r—(THIS DAY.)
GE THE ARGYLL
/In NTLEMANLY AMUSEMENT AT
11.,,,.‘"113,-- William M'Cloud, York Chambers,
st -"`18 George Turner, Berkeley Chambers, Condui t-
.reet
and William Ginger, 43, South Molton-street,
free well-dressed gentlemen, were placed at the bar be-
re Air. Jardine, charged with creating a disturbance
lied assaulting the police at the the Argyll Rooms, Great
Lodinill-street.
tt:f• parry, who appeared on behalf of M. Laurent,
Proprietor of the above rooms, stated that he was
p‘rstructed not to offer any evidence in support of the
; etent charge. From inquiries that had been made it
11111344'0d that the young men at the bar were well con-
weieted, and on Saturday they had been dining at Green-
-4 chi and no doubt had taken too much wine, and while
sevt„h,t, state had entered the, Argyll Rooms, " bonneted"
seb,`"si persons, and, in fact, made great fools of them-
-134;48. Their conduct was certainly highly improper,
the if they made an apology he, with due submission to
xa,Court, would let the matter drop.
eh.', 2. JARDINE said if M. Laurent did not press the
th""ge there was an end of the matter, but he saw by
Police-aheet that M.`Cloud and Turner were
inarged with obstructing and assaulting the police whilst
a the tve la execution of their duty; this he could not pass
andrl. Ginger, however, was not concerned in that affair,
The
"e (Mr. Jardine directed him to be discharged.
evidence of the constables was then gone into.
Police-constable Hardy, 85 A, stated that on Satur-
}' 'night about eleven o'clock he was standing by the
ett`rY-taker'e box at the Argyll Rooms, when he was
ahoeti into the rooms to assist in suppressing a disturb-
As soon as he entered he saw the three defend-
-8-e";e8, *who appeared to be the worse for liquor, " bonnet"
eonlal gentlemen on their hats. Witness said such
1,:u0.0t could not be allowed, and requested them to
„..'ve the rooms. Turner said he should not leave, and
",' witness taking hold of him to eject him from the
Zee, he struck him three or four times on his back.
cr°tller constable then came to his assistance, and he
jiirlier) and Ginger were conveyed to the station.
turcp, 4 A, said he was in the Argyll Rooms on Sa-
it ; night, when he was called to the assistance of
"Ltriesa• Oa taking hold of Turner, M'Cloud put
t 0 pt
lelf between him and his brother constable, and tried
pt tsh them out of the rooms. Ginger was tipsy, but
mot=h all violent.
itsgtt ui t J ARDINE said he could not overlook the charge of
their
ing the constables when in the performance of
each.fluty, and he should fine M'Cloud and Turner 20e.
The money was immediately paid.

, K tiLET FOR THE SUMASFR.—A light thread net
18Pe tided before an open wiaduw, will effectually keep out
e b koase Sy. Itsingular fact that these troublesome
lase
h e t 8 will not pass througk the meshes of the net, even
—41311 i ih tUVRe Intfille4 are more than as inch in diameter.