The Sun.
London, England, 1867-11-04 00:00:00

BOROUGH AND SPITALFIELDS.

Ample supplies of potatoes are on sale at these markets•
Most qualities aro in moderate request at our quotations'
Last week's imports consisted of 100 tons 2 sacks from
Caen, 1,840 bags 138 tons Havre, 5 casks 200 sacks Boulogne+
5 sacks Ghent, 5 bags 11 packages Harlingen and NeW
Dieppe, 22 bags Amsterdam, 3 bags 5 barrels Bremen, 10
bags Ca!ais, 329 sacks Dieppe, 4 baskets Rotterdam, jrs
tons Honfleur, and 36 tons Le Yidier.

English Flukes l2os to 140 s per ton.
Regents llOB to 1503 ~

TALLOW.

The market is flat at 43s 3d for Y.C. on the spot. TOO
tallow, 46s 6d not cash.
1863. 1865. 1866. 1867;
Stock—(this day)
Pricos of Y.O 43s 9d to 50s 6d 41s Od 43s 3d
1.44 s Od —s Od —s Od ---5 ()a
Delivery last week 2,174 2,793 1,768 1,243
Do. from June 1 ~ 30,355 48,512 41,104 30,011
Arrival last week
Do. from June 1 55,702 62,627 56,459 35,
- 066
Price of Town 45s Od 54s 3d 45s 3d 46s 6,1

WOOL.
The trade for colonial wool has been in a very depressed
state at nominal currencies. English wool has been much
neglected on former terms. The import into London JOt
week consisted of 968 bales from Adelaide, 1,729 Cape, 361
Mazagan, and 531 bales from Odessa.

Current prices of English wool per lb.
0 d 0
Fleoces—South Down b ogets 1 3 1 4
Half-bred do 1 3} 1 4
Kent fleeces
South Down ewes and wethers 1 2 1 ~!".
Leicester do 1 2 12-
Sorts—Clothing
Combing

The Pall Mall Gazette says :—The Claude Duval
of the present day is to be found in the mountain regiong
of the State of California. Ho wears a mask but the old-
fashioned pistol has been discarded for a repeating rifle.
According to a correspondent of a New York journal 11
is very systematic, and almost invariably successful. P'ia
stage coach containing a box of treasure is in the iniddl
of a rocky pass or a thick forest, when a man appears 1,,
the roadside and says—" Hello, Charley, stop a
Charley, the driver, never carries arms, and according',
stops. One robber unfastens the traces, another ol?0°,
the door, and the passengers stop out. The Californito3'
never resist, which is curious, as they have a great disre;
w )
gard for life ; but then in the gold country t hav°,,
still greater disregard for money ; it is, in fact, the o
thing they do not care to fight about. The gentlenien
accordingly step out, and are ranged in a line.
strong box is also brought out, sad buist open with fiXet
or gunpowder. If the haul is good the passengers are n°,,
robbed at all. If the supply of bullion is scarce,
are requested to hand out their money, but are never
searched. There is no cursing or swearing, chopping °ff
fingers for the rings, and other brutal European practicerei.
everything is conducted with good taste and proprietio'
and if any ladies happen to bo in the coach they are
treated with that politeness and deference for which th
Western Americana are famous as far as the fair se%.l
concerned.

THE MARYLAND HABEAS CORPUS CASE.—DECI;
SION OF CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE.—Chief Justice Chase, :6
the United States District Court at Baltimore, on October
delivered a decision in the habeas corpus case of Elizaboff
Turner, coloured, againstPhilinion T. llambleton, v.,
Talbot county, who held said Turner under indentui:.os.

London : Printed and Published AN v,,
of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at THE SUN Ogle% No Illy
Strand, in the Precinct of the Ss Toy, in the County w
MidcUeses.—Bloslith Norenabor 4, 1667.