The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-21 00:00:00

SEEDS.

There has been a fair demand for linseed, at full quota-
tions. Rapeseed continues in request for export, at prices
rather in favour of buyers. Tares and mustardseed are
scarce and very dear. Canary is tolerably firm in price.
Cakee are in moderate request, at late rates.
Turnip.White,per bush, 155 to 16s Carraway .. 44s 46s
Swede ........ •. 203 23$ C0r1ander........ •• . 21s 24s
Mustard, 8r0wn...... 10a 15+ llempseed , per quarter 44t 4Gs
White, new...—. 183 225 Linseed, Eng. Sowing.. 725 74s
rares,winter, new.... 85 Oil 930 d Crushing 501 58s
s —s Baltic •• •• •• •• —a —s
Canary ,per quarter .. 92d 100 s Odessa .....• •• • 545 58s
Rye grass (new) .. • ... 185 Vs Linseedeake, pr. ton—
Clover,RedEng .(ewt.) —s —s English 9' 105 10, Oa
White •• • —8 —s Foreign,perton 8i lOs 10 5s
Foreign Red —s —sltape Cakes, per ton ..51 lOs 6 5'
White.... —s —s Rapeseed, pr qr...... Glis 74,
Trefoil, new.. ••

TALLOW.

For the time of year, our market ru]
prices are well supported. To-day, p. y.c,
is selling at 52s 6d par cwt. Rough fat is 2

les steady, and
~ on the spot,
:s 9d per 81bs.

iss4. 1855. 1856. 1457. 1858.
.--- —-- -- _ ,
Stook this day ..... 34.879 45,752 13,030 15,561 13,877
64s 31 :, 52s 9,1 4Gs 3du Gls Gd to 52; 6,1 to
Price of Y. C .... 11
...., od c—3 Od .._..s od
—s Od —s oe
Delivery last week .. 1,083 1,795 2,122 998 790
Ditto from June 1.... i 3,539 4,998 4,329 3,943 2,256
Arrivals last week.. 6,4 2,401 2,784 1,261 1,433
Ditto from Junel....' 1,615 4,106 5,200 6,360 4,t,06
Price of Town .__ ..1 65s 62 52- 9,1 48s 6d 604 3d 52s 9d

SCOTCH TURNPIKE TRUSTS.—A blue-book just pub-
lished shows that the total income of the several turn-
pike trusts iu Scotland in the year between Whitsunday,
1854, snd Whitsunday, 1855, amounted to the kum of
250,8001., and the total Concurrent expenditure to
248,3471. There were titbits to the amount of 2,356,7671.,
and assets amounting to 147,250/.

LAW INTELLIGENCE-.---(Zus Day.

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11013 SE OF LORDS---APPEAt.
(Peers present--The Lord Chancellor, Lord Brougham,
Lord Cranwortb, and other Peers.)
MOWATT V. ELMER.

This cause was appointed for bekring at 11 o'clock.
The present appeal is brought against a decree of the
Master of the Rolle, dated sth April, 1856.
The decree proceeds on the ground that therespon-
dent (Mr. Blake) was in the year 1853 induced by the
appellant to take one thousand scrip shares belonging to
the appellant in the Portsmouth Railway Company, the
appellant leading the respondent to believe that such
shares were unallotted shares in the company, and that
he the respondent was taking them to benefit the com-
pany, whereas these shares were alleged to be Lis own
private property. The capital bf the company was
400,0804 divided into twenty thousand shares of twenty
pounds each. Depo,it two pounds two shillings per
share.

The Solicitor• General, Sir Hugh M'Almont Cairo.',
appeared and opere the case of the appellant. Sir R.
Bethell, Q.C., follows on the same side.
Counsel for the respondents, Mr. Selwyn, Q.C.
It is possible the hearing of counsel will occupy be
whole of the day.

COURT OF DIVORCE.
(Btifore the Lord Chief Justice C•-ick burn, Mr. Justice
Williams, and Sir C. Cress xell.)
ROBINSON V. ROBINSON AND LANE.
This was a petition for divorce from the busbamd
against he wife, which itood over from last week fir
the Court to consider wheither Dr. Lane could be dis-
missed from the suit and allowed to give evidence fir
the wife. Lord Campbell, Lord Chief Baron Pollock,
Lord Chief Justice Cockburn, Mr. Justice Vaughan
Williams, and Sir C. Cress well were of opinion that a
defendant could not be dismissed by the Court from the
petition to be allowed to give evider ce, but au applica-
tion by a petitioner, on special grou►,de, allowed the
Court to do so.

➢ir. Justice Wightman was of a contrary opinion.
The co-respondent will not therefore be removed from
the suit during its progress.
Dr. POillimore was addressing the Court when our
reporter left.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.-7-(This Day.)

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
A NOBLEMAN'S SERVANT IN AN AWKWARD PREDICA-
MENT.—Henry Loader, a respectably-dressed young
man, and Jessy Windham, a prostitute, were charged
with being found in the enclosure of Berkeley-square
for an unlawful purpose.
A. policeman proved seeing the accused in the enclo-
sure at a very late hour on the previous night, and as
they had no business there he took them into custody.
On doing so Leader said he had his mistress's key, by
means of which he had got in.
Mr. Beadon asked Loader where he lived.
Loader said he lived at 42, Berkeley•square, and was
servant to Lord Broughton.
Mr. Beadon told the officer to take the key to Lord
Broughton, and tell him the circumstances under which
it came into his hand'.

Loader begged his worship would not do that, as it
would cost him his situation.

Mr. Beadon said it was quite evident the purpose he
was there for. He would discharge them, but the of•
cer should do as be bad told him.

STEALING PROVISIONS FROM A CLUB.—Ellen Leary,
a decent•looking young woman, was charged with steal•
iog several articles of food and also a cloth from the
Staff.)rd Club, Cliffird-street. The prisoner, it appeared,
had been employed as a charwoman at the club, and as
she was leaving she was observed to have a quantity of
provisions with her, and was stopped.
A person named Fitzpatrick attended on the part of
the club, and said it was the wish of the committee of
the club, of which the Hor. George Mostyn was a mem-
ber, that she should be dealt leniently with. The prisoner
had no rigbt to take away the things, as they should
have gone to the servants' table.
Mr. Beadon, after a salutary caution, discharged the
prisoner.