The Sun.
London, England, 1858-03-10 00:00:00

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andop plaintiff certainly a novel method o
carrying
would make himsel
liable for Ronbigell's debts.
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it

Defendant said that some property of his was in Mr.
Ronbigell's possession, and that he negotiated the trans •
action with them under the belief that he was master.
A letter was put in and an account, in which plaintiff's
clerk admitted finding a pair of gold spectacles belonging
to defendant.

Mr. Lewis thought that no answer to the present case.
Defendant denied that he dealt with plafatiff, and his
Honour thought the defence was a good one, and he
would nonsuit plaintiff.
THE LATE COMMITTAL OF A SOLICITOR.
A. committee appointed to inquire into the circum-
stances
them an on fe
manner
the n
whiwhich
committalthe business
iMn
ars. s Lewis,
ohe j u also into
Sheriffs'
Court
is oonduoted, sat yesterday upon the petition of Mr.
Lewis, jun. Several solicitors were examined and also
some of the officials of the court. The petition set
forth that the Court was a bear garden, this his Honour,
Mr. Prendergast, was incompetent, and turned every-
thing into ridicule, and that the business of the court
was fast falling away. The recorder was present, and
his honour also made his appearance upon a request
from the committee. The evidence offered was contra-
dictory enough ; every small circumstance being brought
forward, such as applause, hisses, or laughter, and, on
the other hand, the demeanour of the petitioner was
commented upon by A witness. The inquiry closed yes-
terday evening, but no resolution was moved.

MARKET NEWB.—(This Day.)

CORN EXCHANGE.

The supply of both Essex and Kent wheat in to•day's
market was very moderate. For good and fine samples
the demand ruled steady, at prices quite equal to Monday ;
but damp qualities were a dull inquiry, at barely late
rates.
Only 230 quarters of English wheathave come fresh to
hand since Saturday.. but the show of granaried samples
was large. Sales progressed slowly, but no change took
place in the quotations.
The few samples of barley on offer were disposed of
readily, at full quotations.
Malt sold steadily, at extreme rates.
Oats, beans, pea., and flour were in steady request, but
not dearer.

ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.
Wheat. 1 Barley. I Malt.
1,020 1,160 I 3,930

English
Irish

Oats. Flour.
1,656 970
1,000
4,670
870 sko.

Foreign....

230 J 50

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HITECHAPL.
mdsate, and the
Beef, from 3a Od to 4s 2d • mutton, 3a 2d to 48 6d ;
lamb, Os Od to Os Od ; veal, 3's 8d to 41 84 ; pork, 38 Od
to 4s 4d per 81b8 by the carcase.
yasEafro ellowoe:r

BOROUGH HOP.
Nearly all kinds of bops—the supply of which is exten-
sive—move off slowly, and prices are barely supported.

LLOYD'S SIIIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, March 10. strong breeze and fine.
COWES, March 9.—W;
'ml W.—Arrived —Ganymede,
from Callao. —Wind ;his day at noon, N.W.;
SOUTHAMPTON, March 9.—Wind W.N.W.—Sailed—
Avon, (a), for Rio Janeiro.
WEYMOUTH, March 9. —Wind N.W.—Arrived—Water-
lily, from Moulmein.
linda, from Rio Grande.
PORTSMOUTH, March 9,—Wind N.W., blowing hard—
PLYMOUTH,
Arrived—Agincourt, from London, for Plymouth and
Melbourne—put back.
March 9.—Wind N.W.— Arrived—Emi-
Anne Davis's Straits.
NEWHAVEN, March 9.—Wind N.W.—Arrived—Cara-
doe, from St. Kitt's.
CLYDE, March 6.—Sailed—Surinam, for Demerara ;
Annie Laurie, Rio Janeiro.
BEDCAR, March 9-!--The body of a seaman washed ashore
yesterday, with T.L.S. marked on his drawers. The body
moHnuteLv.L,ideMo_
rafeh 9.--,Wind
of a seaman washed ashore at Saltbnrn, with J. L. marked
on his clothes. Two other bodies have come ashore near
Marsk ; they are supposed to have belonged to the brig
Merchant, which foundered off this place a short time ago.
BRIDLINGTON, March 0 "-
9—The Catherine, Inverness, for
N. W.—Sailed—Glory, for
Sunderland, struck the pier in entering. Received much
damage, and sunk, but has since been raised,
GRIMSBY, March 9—The Hilda, Hull, to Shields, is on
shore near Greenthorpe Haven.
LOWESTOFFE, March 9—The Orwell, Arbroath to Lon-
don,_ has been floated off the Newcomo Land.
HARWICH, March 9—The Fidelity, of and from Thurso
for Middlesborough, has sunk off Lowestelre, after striking
on Haraborough Sands;
landed here. mate drowned; rest of crew

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
Wind W.N.W. SOUTHAMPTON, Wednesday Morning.
Arrived —Landshipping, from Waterford Cheshire
Witch and Fox, Newporth ; Foyle, steamer, Dublin; La
Nulls, Cherbourg.
Sailed—Barley, for Sunderland : Atalanta (s.), for Jer-
sLoeyi;doLn'E. toile, Cherbourg; Avon (s ), Brazils; Foyle (e.),

LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Morning.

Wind N. W.
Arrived, March 9.—W. H. Stewart, from Rio Grande :
Dione-Sumber, Madras, William Fisk, W. LI
... Prescot, and
Chicago, from New Orleans ; Mary, from Callo ; Finland,
from Apalachicola ; Senator, from Moulmein
from Demerara; ; Favourite,
fdraosm,
St.
Michaels.a ; v. —xPounder, from
BfraolnatimSaovreair ahLots,;
Arrived, March 10.—Greenfield, from Texas ; Frederick
Buchan, Paraiba; Alexander, Mauritius; Byzantium, Rio
Hache ; Zephyr, New Orleans., J. L. Bogart, Mobile ; Ju-
yarns, Bahia; Calder, Panama,
and Hu Cuba; Arthur,
Orleans; DaCiniCUS, scr.ew steamer, aud Hudson Smyrna •
Ann, Teroeir •.; Thomann, Callao; Mary Wier n,
-er, .Alexandria;
Commodore, Buenos Ayres.
Sailed, March 10—John 0, Gaunt and Edith Moore, for
Calcutta; Great Western, New "York; Herald of the
Morning, Sydney, New South Wales.
GRAVESEND, Wednesday Morning
Wind W., 'tide first hour's ebb ; fresh and fine. -.
Arrived, March 9. —Patricia, from Jamaica.
Arrived, March 10.— B. B. Green, and Gondola, from
MauritiuWilliams
;Bt:Croix,Honduras ; East ern State,New
CSimpson, from Macao ; Constantine, from
Bombay ; Koopbandle, from Moulmein ; West, from Ba-
tavia ; Countess of Seafield, from Shanghaa.
mSasitleerrid,aMarch 10.—Soho, for Havre ; visas, steamer, far
Amsterdam.

by
N.,
freshD.EAL, WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Wind W.

TIIS QUEEN AND THE WOUNDED INDIAN OFFICERS.
We are informed that as soon as the news reached the
Queen at Osborne of the arrival at Sonaampton, in the
Pera steamer, of the wounded officers from India, her
Majesty telegraphed to the Admiralty-o Mee at that port,
requesting to be furnished with their nam es and any other
particulars respecting them. The strong personal interest
taken by her Majesty in all that relates to the army is
well
of condescension
knownto the
ui
public,
lt and we trust tat this prompt
sot y
be looked upon as the fore-
runner of some appropriate reward to o (Moore who hue
deserved §(1 Well a their country.