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

railway. The immense influx of new qualities from
abroad, and the ha,,l condi.ion of most of tne arrivals of
old oafs, tender it a matter of ditfi.tulty to quote pricey
ascurately. Really fine Yolk H.- gents are worth 1004
to 105 s per ton, other kinds 35a to 60s, Chats 20a, at
which currencies the demand is corifiut d to immediate
wants. The imports trum abroad during the week
Amount to 6,884 baskets it ;In R Aterdam, 964 ditto from
Dunkirk, a. ..t 53 d,tfo from [lyre—or about 400 tolls.

3301ZOITGII HOP MARKET.
Our market is very firm for newly alt k►nds of Hops,
the prices of which are fully 4i per cwt higher thin on
Monday last. The plantation at counts are considered
nniav,urable. Mid and East K.-nt Pockets 415 s to 71 ss;
Weald of Kmnt ditto, 41 to 41 15s; Sussex ditto, 41 to
41 10s per cwt.

WOOL.
We have to report an exe edingly heavy demand for
all kinds of Wool—both English and Colonial—at
drooping prices The supplies offering are very exten-
sive. Last week's imports into London were 800 bales
from Algoa Bay, 3 from Buenos Ayree, 500 from Swan
River, 380 'rum Odessa, 19 from the Cape, 147 from
Alexandria, 345 from Valparaiso, 6,650 from Sydney,
4,032 from Port Prilin, 1,256 from Geelong, 137 from
liatuburgh, and 1,120 from Hobart Tuwn.

TALI.OW.
For the time of year the delivery of Tallow last week
—959 casks—was tolerably good, whilst the arrival. ex-
ceeded 1,900 casks, mostly from Australia. On the
whole the demand rules inactive, at but alteration
in prices. T“-diy P.Y.C. on the spot i 4 quoted at
37s 6d to 37s 9,1 per cwt. For Itrward delivery very
few sales are reported. Town Tallow, 353 to 35s 6d per
cwt net cash; Rough Fat, 2s per Blbs.

11,147.

1848. 1849.

1850.

I 0605,1806dd
3tock this day • • ....1 8,39 i
Price of Y. C. •• ..
Delivery last week .. Bt3
Ditto from June 1.... 3,i 3,
Arrivals last week . 1, ,81
Ditto from June 1 ...i 3,431 ,1
Price of Town ..... . !34 Od 11

8,096 23,31'4 21,733 37,698
441 6d 38s 6d 366 6d to 37s 6d
to 4ssod to kls Od 87s d to37s 9d
1.',04 1,132 946 959
4,979. 2,470 3,4 4 2,9.15
4.4 1,146 8419 1,9,2
5,546 1,401 2,593 4,14
46s 6d 39s 6d 3Ss Od , 3SII Od

QUEEN'S BEISICH.—kTHIS DAY;)
(Sittings at Nisi Prius at Westminster, before the
LORD JUSTICE and a Special Jury.)
MILNiOI V. HARRISON, EXECUTOR.

This was au action to try the rtget t,) a patent taken
out in the year 1840 for an alleged improvement in the
construction of iron safes and boxes for the preserva-
tion of books and papers from destrucioa by fire.
The dtfendant 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, anhi Mr. Webster, ap-
peared for the plaintiff, and the derendant was repre-
sented by Sir F. Thesiger, Mr. Knowles, and Mr.
Hindmarsh.
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
some other absorbent substance, which keep the docu-
ments deposi►ed inside in a moist state when the boxes
are surrounded by fire, and protect them from the in-
.ftuenca of the devouring element.
The evidence, which was of a purely scientific and
technical character, promised to occupy the Court the
whole day.

MARLBRO'-ST KEE f--(THIS DAY.)
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.—Jonima Rusted, a girl about
18 years of age, was brought before Mr. Bingham,
charged with attempting to commit suicide by throwing
herself into the Serpentine, Hyde-park.
Inspector Brandsiord, M division, stated that about
half-past ten on Saturday night he was standing on the
north bank of the Serpentine in company with a ser-
geant, when be saw some person come by the waterside
and sit on one of the benches. In about a minute after
he saw that the person bad 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
rushed into the river, and after considerable difficulty
suceeeded in getting hold of the prisoner and bore her to
shore in ss state of insensibility, and as he bad 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 after 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 fur the attendance of
her parents, who resid.. in the country.