The Sun.
London, England, 1851-05-01 00:00:00

ever, ought to be done to stop a growing evil of tacit
magnituCe.
Atrangeea• nts were made with the secretary to give,
the :itpphe,nt 111,2 tr.fl ne; t cep rery relief, and he Wa'
then dismissed.
Wole SHIP-STREET.
Mr. Joseph Samuels, who stood charged with gu or,
gravated assault upon his mother's servant, a young g 1:
named Elizabeth Davey, apps :red in discharge of his re
cognizances for final examination.
ProtectionMr.T byfor :ma;
albo(t),f secretary
yoangFteomtahleoL, oanadfrapSaeaciieedty
Richard Field, attended to watch the case, that sects/
having uudertak, n to carry on the pros( cution, and Mr.
Norton ai,peered for the clef. nee. at
It ehould be slated, in justice to the defendant, that
one of the previous examinations in this ease his roothe_r!
a ladylike elderly woman, attended, and in addition
that portion of her evidence btifore detailed sorted, Ole:
on the night when the alleged assault upon the pr,e'Ledu,
trix wa committed she heard the young soma° ucito
room deor slerernsef to with considerable violence, IT es,
aseciaa n the cause of it called out to her several times,
but received no answer. The prosecutrix was 140.0'w
recalled, and upon being questioned by the me
admitted thee she tied head her mistress's voice alit
tie her, and that she did not answer her, but amid that
defendant wa, in her room at the time, and she theref?r°
did not like to do so. She also said, when detail's! -
freedoms taken with her by the defendant on le
previous to that in question, that upon one occesiee
135 d,
was engaged in peeling some potatoes, when the deft od
ant caught hold of her and pulled her upon his ktoessio,
gistr.
that upon her getting off is lap he pulled her back egst.d
and that she continued so seated until she bad coraPle'
the peeing of the potatoes. having
The depeeitions, ehich were very voluminous, e
been now completed and read over by Mr. flutist°
the second &telt,
Mr. ARNOLD. after the usual caution, asked the the
fend ant whether he had any observations to offer 00 '-
case, as it was his intention to send it for trial, eheri,p
Mr. Norton said that as the magistrate had 030" x, .
his mind to that course, he should advise his cliest'io rae
serve his defence. ea big
The defendant was then fully committed to ts--aufl
trial at the next sessions of the Central Criminal
for a criminal assault, but was again admitted to
himself in 1001. and two sureties in 50/. eace.
TRAM ES. , „or
Mr. J. 11 Talbot, the secretary, and Mr.
stable, if the L inden Society tor the Protec,vl-60er
Young Females, came bilere Mr. Yardley for itra
pose of waking a communication relating to the
William Dey, a barman, who was held to bail ie rds r
sureties on Easter Monday to answer a charge of el"
meariour. under the Bishop of Oford's Act. t tbe
Mr. Talbot now stated that he had discoiered th°:,l, 0
whole affair was concocted by the prosecutrix 02•""ip.
view to extort money, that the letter appointing died to
terview with Roberts, and another letter addresseldbe
the father of the young woman, stating that she Oil' bad
away a month and bad been seduced by the writer; to
been framed with the knowledge and consents 'lO4
woman Newman, and it was believed the story .nr-tiat
by her was a fiction, g. a up for the purpose of eg's- 00e
money from Day, and that more ths° nose
person was concerned in it. An old wAs-sad
residing in Limehouse had offered to come forward
prove the authorship of the letters, and that tbeY "losa
written at the instigation of Newman. The old tv°- 0
wished to be guaranteed her expenses and a swell °RI
of money as remuneration for th (informationslong°°ol,
give. The society to which he Mr. Talbo And
had watched the case from its commencement,
always
thought it too doubtful a one to prosecute..., „to. ,
Mr. YARDLEY said, he had also entertained 1-tbe
upon the case, but after the positive evidence e'tbas
young woman, Newman, he could not do otherwise
of
submit it to a jury. The case was now entirely °hid
the proper tribunal to bring
his hands, and fore.oo
evidence in favour of Day was the Central Crl°3oo
Court. This application was only an ex parte 000. foe
could give no opinion on the guilt or innocence the ,
defendant Day. If he were applied to for a warren 1•
would give the matter his best attention, and if anY r;pi
ties were brought befeee him for a conspiracy, °I. 000
other offence, he would hear the case and divide Ur
its merits. to
Mr. Talbot said a conspiracy had been concoor-„00,
ruin the young man Day, and after a long conVere°lol'
in the course of which he said the prosecutrix troy
tered many falsehoois, ho promised to wait on the
giatrate again.

THE COUNTRY MAtiKETS•nyi
NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 29.---SUPWSI;
beasts small, being about 150 head less than last Tliesholt
quality good, and trade active at 3d per stone advance•A
and lambs in good demand at former rates ; nearly 1' ypd
Beasts, 765 - corresponding week last year, 913 ; sheep to
lambs, 4,6 O. Beef, 4s to 5s 9d per stone ; mutton,
tid..p
.-
er lb.
SS
NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET, APRIL 29.—Tu., WostO•
large supply of wheat at our market this morning, the °flatter
ruled exceeeingly dull, and to trarpoet business Is per giower,
must have been acceded to. Barley, a slow sale, but not
In flour and other articles no change. uest;
LEEDS, APRIL 29. We were well supplied with "000
there continues to be great inactivity in the trade ; and t,1,1
sales, lower prices were taken, but holders, only in 141.:i beta°
stances, submitted to any moderate change. Barley an ,icleft
maintained their price. Oats, shelling, and other or
steady.
EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET, APRIL 29.—Th..- Lolur '
the meal market to-day 10 sacks oatmeal, each weighing ‘j, os;
imperial, whereof 9 sold thus:-2 at 11 Its and 7 at,*goott
average price of the whole 1/ lOs 2d 8-12ths. sack
which sold at 2.5. 12 sacks pot-barley, whereof 5 sold thus'
1 at 30s. I at 25s 6d, 1 at 245, and 2 at 22s rd.
2-9",
EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW MARKET, APB.- .00
Oat straw, from 8s Od to 9s Od per kemple of 16 steneo ' 6J,
wheat ditto, 8s Od to 9s ltd; barley ditto, 8s Cd to
Hay, from 10d to Is per stone. ES
DALKEITH M core
`MEAL MARKET, APRIL 28.—There • 1.-
bags oatmeal and 6 of barleymeal at this day's market;
_ecoed
ready. Best oatmeal di wn on the top 6cl per bag'.
quality the same as last week ; barleymeal also deellni-
per bag on the top.
Oatmeal, per sack, of 280 lbs.

imperial ..
Barleymeal, per ditto
Peasemeal ... •••
Flour ... .•• •••

First Second
30s 6d 29s 9,1
193 Od —s Od
--s Od --8 Od
--s Od --s Od
--s Od --8 Od

Thirodi
29: od
'Oa
4A
.....i o:i
....0

Pot barley

COAL MARKET. - - YESTERDAY.
Bate's West Hartley.. 13s Od Richmund .. ..
Carr's Hartley ..... ... 14- Od Lambton
Hasting's Hartley l4s Od Pensher
North Percy Hartley.. 13s Od Russell's Hatton
Ravensworth'sW.Hart 13s 6d Scarborough
ranfield Moor
'Canfield Moor Butes l3s i d Heugh Hall
Howard's W. H. Neth. 13s 0,1 Hartlepool
Wylatn
Wall's End, &c. South Hartlepool
Brown ... l3s 041 West Kelloe .... ,
Gosforth ....
Hebburn
Heaton
Lawson
Morrison
Northumberland
Riddell

Walker
Eden Main .....
Lambton Primrose
Bell
I-1 etton
Haswell lss 6d
Ships at market, 127.....

g.
Cowpen Hartley
....•*
*ixon's
Merthyr** 21, 01
** ardi •••• *** 144
rSidne) 's Hartley .....
Wigan Channel . .....

~Sold, 82. Unsold, 45.

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MATHS.
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OF A SOW. nap,
On the 20th ult., the wife of the Rev. W. C. RaW'--
Bunwell Pars',nage, Norfolk.
OP A DAUGHTER. Tot
On the 26th ult., the lady of Henry Foley, SsCi.'
worth-hall, Sunninghill. 01113/1°
On the 29th ult., at Charing-cross, the wife of
Biddu!pb, Esq.
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ARRIED. ter Bib'
On the 29th ult., at Marylebone Church, Leices _ the
her, Esq., of Chalfont-house, Bucks, to Arethusa
only daughter of the late Charles Calvert, Esq.!
Eneller hall, Middlesex.

DIED
On the 2-th t., the Counts o Radnor.
of
Cbir
On the 28th u ullt., at Dover, es
Mr.f Francis Boyer, -
ping Ongsr, Essex aged 58.
On the 29th ult.,, aged 56, Lydia, the wife of NVIIIII3I 11.
Pepyi. Esq.. F.R.S., of E n Is-terrace, Kensington. ~,„001
On the 28tli ult., at Barntbary-park, Islington, ".'"
Wontner, Esq.; aged 68
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