The Sun.
London, England, 1860-07-05 00:00:00

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imprisoned in Piedmont in 1853 for conspiracy, the Bishop of Oxford, the DO in of Marlborough,
transported across the frontier, and subsequently and the Church Tories, he will . certainly be obliged
condemned to death in Transylvania, from which.to look to them to supply the supporters he will
fate however the loud reclamation of the English have lost; and his lordship ' Aron. knows that he
Press saved him. Again Rosolino Pilo, the Sictilian would look to them in vain. Lord John Russell
who has organised the present movement, and who.. ought to have given the Noble Premier his support
was its political leader before the arrival of Gari- in favour of the Liberal ca' ase, and if he now fails
baldi, was three times expelled from Piedmont. In to do so, will add anothe Jr to the many proofs he
August, 1859, he was subjected to a " dCwiciliarY has given of his unwort ;hiness to form part of a
visit" at Florence by the authorities who had issued. Liberal Ministry.—Nor; sing Aclivertiser.
from the popular movement. Subsequently he was I"Mr..l=nng 21!
imprisoned for two months at Bologna by Cipriani, TEE COllllllO • kr L A W COURTS.
and even denounced to the populace as an Austrian
—4.—.•
spy ! Yet Rosolino Pilo—as the extriumvir of the'
. Returns are now n lade to the Home-office and
Roman Republic, Aurelio Saffi has properly" in J ' • published the " In licial Stati:;tics," showing the
the last number of Afacnzillan's Magazine--wad one • '
said in
, 11 iusiness done in the courts of ji'istice during the
of the purest patriots of Italy, one who has worlit'l ,1 i, ear. Last year 86,270 writs of sommons and 582
for its deliverance with an abnegation almost be- .• its of cap/ s (for re:rests by le ave of a judge)
yond. belief. Springing from the ancient family of WI.
I
issued froma the three supe.sior and ancient
the Marquises of Capace, who trace their origin to werli oeQueen's Be nch, Common Pleas, and Ex-
the Anjous, he gave up wealth, rank, station, all,
c9.°ll,egrt, ; or,i in other words, so many actions were
and carolled himself, under the name of Rosolino —a number less by 16,5 pen- cent. than
Pilo, under the banner of the independent national comn lence-
in the Pre'll'lus year. In the vast nutjority of in-
party. And that man was treated by the friends
stances these cases are settled, for in only 23,762,
of Cavour as an " Austrians py," at the very time pry much
tmore than a fourth, was there
not so vt.
when he was busy maturing plans for the deliver- ranee en* erect in the proper office on the
ante of his native island. lie was transported any appea
from Bologna to Switzerland, then came to Lon- part of the defendants. But after the defendant
first step in the shape of resistance,.
don—only, however, to return to Sicily, and to has taken th ei
organise that movement which soon was to astonish by entering a.
, , t e number of causes actually
oanppaemairahnce, the process of arrange-
dges during the year was only
all Europe. He fell near Calata-Fimi, marching
o,ndon and W t • t
ment still goes
at the head of an enthusiastic band of free corps. tried by the ju
of these it is robable that 10
es mins er, and 982
His loss was regretted as one the most to be de- 2,113-1,131 in L
.nn, e , and resisted only
plored by Garibaldi and all the true champions of at the assizes ; and
ei tended
a,
,of the suits commenced in
the Italian cause. or 15 per cent. were
1.., tle more than 2 per cent.
Corrao, of Palermo, who defended Messina in to gain time. So th
of a jury; the vast 1848, is is another of the " common criminals" whose the superior courts,
name Italy will one day proudly write on the roll really require the deei, riot'
,nayment of an acknow-
of her leading patriots. After the events of 1848 jority are only to enfor -Ise
he escaped from the galleys to Piedmont, whence hedged claim. The n t ,mb„-r of causes tried for
he was three times expulsed. In March, 1860, he obtaining compensation .undeT Lord Campbell's Act
d at onos were
went from Bosolino Pilo to Sicily to secretly orga- for personal injuries is te ly 19; 1
sts
. breach of promise of mar-
nise the revolution. It is owing in no small de- for libel or slander, 22 for
;reputable misfortune of
gree to his exertions that a movement was fairly riage, and 16 for a more duuhove two-thirds of the
set on foot which has boldly broken through the women. In 1,445 cases (a,
.. verdict for the plain-
webs of diplomacy, and raised the cry of a United number tried) there was a
Italy under King Victor Emmanuel—that is, of the tiff, without including verdic, is subject to a spe-
Monarch from whose Ministers Carrao, like his cial case for the opinion ,of the Court or a
brethren in arms, had at various times received but reference ; in 343 cases the ve,rdict was for the
scanty kindness. defendant, and in 80 the pla. intiff was non-
At this moment when the intrigues of the Minis- suited. In 28 instances the jury had .„1-o be discharged
terial party at Turin are more rife than ever against without giving a verdict. rhe totai amount for
the Provisional Government appointed by Gari- which -verdicts were obtained was £324,388, cud
baldi, it is well to refer back to these facts. rather m ore than half of it is stated to have beem
Whatever be the party point of view from which recovered en circuit. Of the writs of execution issued'.
Italian matters may be regarded, this much is during the year for obaining payment 8,142 were
sure, that true abnegation—absence of all egotis- against the person, and 14,052 against the goods;
tical and narrow prejudices—is to be found just the former co ustituting surely a very large propor-
on that side which often is accused of sectarian tion. The work done by the judges "at chambers"
tendencies. The men of the popular party—they was very con. aiderable-41,315 summonses were
who have suffered imprisonment and exile at the issued, and 10,81:6 of the orders made are described
hands of Piedmont—are the very men w.ho are as " special order's;" 28,300 affidavits were sworn
most zealous to carry out that which would seem to or affirmations m,ade.- ; the office copies required of
be the true interest of Piedmont. Against these affidavits or docum en is filed at chambers extended
facts, hollow declamations and defamations are of to 10,667 folios. The "fees levied by the Master?'
no avail. They will only recoil against those who of the three courts at counted to £58,902, out of
are mean enough to culminate the living patriot which was paid £38,057. for "salaries, &c.," leaving
with the foulest slander, and who persecute the a balance of £20,845. '.,-"he Suitors' Fund of the
martyr even after he is at rest in his gory grave.— common law courts, consi, lting, we presume, of
Morning Advertiser. money paid into courtpenclemte lite, amounted at the
close of the year to £37,023. We have to add that
the returns of " proceedings on cr,rcuit" ought to be
more plain, and that though the preface vrefixed to
the returns is very useful and convenient, elfore are
i one or two obvious errors in it which shok'ld be
avoided another year.

COUNTRY MARKETS.

NEWARK-JULY 4.

Wheat in moderate show to-day, and the demand wasit
again rather slow. Oats in fair show, and quiet demand..
Beans scarce. Very little business passing in barley, and.
as low in price.
White wheat, new, 60s to 64s Barley, grinding.. 308 to 329
Red do. sss to 60s Oats, old, .. 3os to 34s
Old white ...•60s to 64s New do 28s to 32s
Red do. „,.....55s to 60s Beans. 48s to 509
Barley, malting.... 38s to 45s I Beans, new 468 to 48s
Peas, ....44s to 488.

HULL—JULY 3.
There was a fair attendance of farmers and factors at this
day's market, and the show of wheat was middling', but a
slow sale, at a reduction of is per qr. No alteration took
place in other article; and business limited.
Wheat.... Old 'white.... per qr
Old red ....... „
New white .. 7,
New red .... ~
Dantzic, Konb , &c. old white 538 Od to 578 Od
Dutch, Belgian, and French,. 538 Od to 54s Od
Baltic and Hamburg, red
St. Petersburg and Riga, old 458 Od to 498 Od
Barley.... English malting. . . 3Bs Od to 42s Od
Grinding
Saal and Oderbruck .. 3BB Od to 40s Od
Holstein and Danish 34s Od to 38a Ofil
Grinding
Oats English, old
Archangel and Riga, per st Os 14d to I.4id
Friesland and Dutch' oBl4ld to Os 154
Swedish and Danish 0.144 to Osl, tid
Beans ....English, old, per qr. .. 468 Od to 488 Od
New pigeon 44s Od to 458 i'4
New tick

Egyptian .. 38s Oct to 40s Odl
Peas Foreign breakers
Grinding
Tares .... Spring.
Indian Corn
Linseed, feeding. 4B. Od to 52s Od
crushing
Linseed cakes (Hull)
Foreign Bl5 oto 9 6 0
Rape cakes
Bones