The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-14 00:00:00

FINING JURYMEN.

In consequence of the small attendance of specim
jurymen, Lord Campbell fined the absentees la each.
THE STATE PRESS PROSECUTION.
On the application of the Attorney-General, assentel
to by Mr. James, the indictments for libels upon th°
Emperor of the French were appointed to come
ed
tomorrow (Tuesday) week, to enable several witnesto"
from France, necessary for the prosecution and the de:
fence, to attend and give evidence. It is reported this'
several of the French generals will be examined.

FRANCIS ♦. THE QUEEN.
This case, which is a petition of right, is fixed for 014
on Thursday next.

THE QUEEN V. MASON.
This case, which is a charge of perjury, is fixed fl/g:,
Saturday, tp suit the convenience of a number of Govern
meet officers who are to be called for the prosecutioll•

SUBMARINE, &C. TELEGRAPH COMPANY V. GIBS.
This was an action to recover damages for i1L161:4
done to the plaintiffs' cable off the coast of .16-eig
through the allege negligence of the defendant's Agef„g
in fouling the anchor of the Spirit of the Age darrt
the severe gale of January, 1857, when the 1/I°,„'elij
Ostend steam-boat, and several vessels were lost. ".
ca,c is expected to occupy the whole of the day.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
(Sittings at Niei Prins, before Lord Chief Baron Po

and a Special Jury.) 113°
Fifty-seven causes are entered for hearing in
court, and one revenue case. Fourteen of them 134
remanets, and 43 now cases; 22 are special juries ; 6
35 are common juries. on
The Court was occupied this morning in hearings a
ire°

interpleader case relative to money advanced to a PielP
who was some time since postmaster at Bagnor, anc`,oo
become a defaulter and absconded, and had since '1
made bankrupt.
The case had not concluded when our despatch

COURT OF COIAMON PLEAS. .ar;
(Sittings at Nisi Patin, at Westminster, before '—
Justice Crowder, and a Common Jury.)
There are fifty cases for hearing in this court ¢ apa
present after term sittings ; eighteen are remanetly
the remainder new causes ; sixteen are special J°l,ol
and thirty-five common juries. No ease of PP' 01
interest had come before the Court up to the time
our despatch leaving.

COURT OF DIVORCE. .4,000
The full Court met this morning for the di"ntic.
of marriage. Lord Chid Justice Cockburn, Mr•
Wighturan, and Sir. C. Creeswell, Judge Ordinals r
sided,

WARD V. WARD Rf frel
This was a suit for a dissolution of marriage P„-
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by the wife against the husband, on the gratin boa
cruelty, desertion, and adultery. The respondent'
not answered the petition, and did not appee,ll 90h
petitioner was married to the respondent 011 tmv,itre'
July, 1840, who was then a lighterman, and after"tobot
a fishmonger at Bermondsey. On the fifth vc.ififof
of the same year the respondent left hig 000
and from that time lived with another /1"
until 1853, when it appeared that she died' dee!
the intervening time, on 9th Nov. 1844, the reePt...ol
wrote a letter to his wife to the following of e 0
Wm. Ward, promise Mary Ward, my wife, not u. 006'
her any more, if she promises me not to proceoll46ll
me fur the ill-treatment I have done her. epee
returned to his wife; it was not long before he corni: fiag
ill-treating her, and, at the end of five months, :a bee
obliged to apply to a magistrate for protectin, armepolid
husband was bound over to keep the peace. The, 4,00'
dent was now living with a female of the manse 0:0 kept
Since the petitioner's husband was bound over to
the peacP' she had supported herself partly in Soho' e
and partly f the jo as a milliner.ffeec
t!
A question arose as to the condonement o
in 1845, and the effect of an arrangement onto
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and tb
Let ween the parties whe n •before the magistrate, ,00tioP
case was adjourned till Wednesday, for the Pr°'
of further evidence.
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The Victoria has reached Suez with the ~urea
mails and gold valued at 113,7251. The depti!, Sof'
gold ships for England sines the last mail were, buyter on
Charts
this
folk, April 1, with 82,570 oz and the Royal 1,/
the 11th with 93,732 oz. Including the amount°
Medway and Indemnity upwards of 900,0001/, 0011,
known to be on its way to this country, of vrb.G%oar.'
200,0001. is overdue, or expected to arrive in the
of the next ten days,