The Sun.
London, England, 1851-05-21 00:00:00

ARRIVALS THIS WEEK

Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats. Flour.
--- -- ----- ~ A.
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. 4'l'.--.
English •• •• •• 1 130 340 60
1 1•360 870
Irish
.... • • .• 1
910
Foreign .. •• •• i 570 220 4,030 2,950

DOR,OITGEI AND SPITALPIZIMS.
Fine !lops ere
steady,
and quite as dear. In
kinds, yery little is doing..
CRAPE.
Our market is fiW
rm,RIT andE
the generL
al quotations well
.
supported. Beef, from 2s 2d to 3s 6d; Mutton, 2s 4d to
3s 8d; Lamb, 4s 81 to 5s 8d; Veal, 33 so 35 104
Pork, 2s 8d to 3s Brl per Blbs by the carcase. other

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
(Tills DAY.)
John Jones, a young wan, who stated that he "6!:f
clerk, was indicted for stealing a watch, the property -
Mr. Wing.
The prisoner came into the prosecutor's shop one dadln
last week, and asked to see a watch which was exgg
for sale in the window. Ile was told the price, en' at
, it
length agreed to purchase it. The prisoner handed
back to the prosecutor to be wound up, and having Ot.
ceived it again, proceeded to the door, which heir,
tempted to open, but he found it bolted fast, for
~
Wing had observed something peculiar in the prisoner :
manner, which excited his suspicion, and had the
hPfceil
caution to press a secret spring behind the counter, 'v.--
fastened a bolt of the shop door so high up that a Sr.
of ordinary height could not reach it. Whilst the
prisoner was pulling at the door an assistant came, -
Mr. Wing's call, and Jones was given into custody. ,h„'
He was found guilty, and was sentenced to ail moll
imprisonment, with hard labour.
_rH

E UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
LIVERPOOL, TuEsnsy, 4 30
The United States steam-ship Pacific, Captain Plk:
arrived here this afternoon shortly after two o'clock'
direct from New York. She left that port at noon
4:
the 10th, and brings three days' later news than that
brought by the Asia at this port on Saturday last. b,
brings 230 passengers, 375,000 dollars, or about 75•°0
in specie, on freight.
The British steam-ship Europa arrived out At bew
"„,,
York on the morning of the Bth, at five o'clock,
passage of 11 days 13 hours, from Liverpool.
The American steam-ship Hermann, from Southall*.
ton, on the 9th, in 14 days from Southampton. She
The American steam-ship Crescent City arriv.,-,0
New York on the 9th, from Chagres, via Jamaica. 5"
left the former port on the 29th of April, and the latter
on the 2d instant.
Neither the steamer M`Kim nor the Eudora 1304.1;3„f;
rived at Panama on the 28th of April. The steam-wr
El Dorado, Mexico, and Brother Jonathan were 5c
Chagres when the Crescent City left.
The advices from Jamaica are only one day later. •
Since the departure of the Asia for Liverpool alert
appears little of political interest to have transpired 0
New York.
The projected expedition to Cuba, it is said generol
at the ports on the seaboard, is given up, and a 1,,01',g
number of men who had collected at Jacksonville,
.0°•
ride, were returning to their homes. Gonzales one °f
their chief leaders, and who was wounded, in the late
0
expedition at Cardenas, is reported by telegraph to be°
been arrested at Florida.

COMMERCIAL NEWS.
NEW YORK, MAT
Business at New York since the sailing of the Mt,
had been fair; money continued plentiful for legitimate
purposes.

Exchange on Europe has been well sustained.
We quote London 110 e to 1 loi and 110 i; Paris, 5 1:),
to 084; Amsterdam, 414 to 41k; Hamburo, 364 to 3,,
Bremen, 791 to 791.
Specie continues in request for shipment, but as the
bulk of the exports are now in American gold, it is 102;
possible to ascertain the amount shipped until the veil"
has sailed.

Cotton—On receipt yesterday morning of the Europs'e
advices of the 26th ult., from Liverpool, of id. decline,
the market was unsettled, and but few transactions were
effected.

Breadstuffs—Flour—The market still remains upset'
tied, and prices are again lower. The arrivals are large
for the demand, which is mostly confined to the wants
of the home trade, the export inquiry being light.
Grain—There is a moderate milling demand for wheat,
without much change i❑ price. Good samples of Gene'
see are held at I 13c. to 114ic.; sales of 6,000 bushels 10
1121 c. to 114ic.; 2,500 bushels good Ohio, at about 960

TELEGRAPHIC REPORT.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY 8, EIGHT P. M.
The newe, per Europa, has depressed our Cotton
Market ; the sales this morning were 2,000 bales, at
fully one-fourth decline. Strict middling is now quoted
at 91c.