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

NEWGATE AND LEADENIIALL.

The supplies of moat on sale in these markets aro very
limited ; nevertheless, the trade generally is very inactive
at our quotations.

Per 81b3 by the carcase.
e. d. e. d
Beef, interior 010 3 t. Mutton, inferior
Do., middliug 3 4 3 G Do., middling.....
Do. prime largo 3 8 3 10 Do., prime
Do., do. 5tua11....3 10 4 0 Veal
Pork, large .3 0 3 6 Pork, small ........
Luab, 53 4d to 63 6d.

d. s.
30 3 2
.3 4 3 10
40 4 4
34 4 6
.3 8 4 2

BOROUGH 110 P.

Reports from Worcester state that the fly is still on the
increase; but both in Sussex and Kent the bino is looking
romark►bly wall. On the whole a fair amount of business
is doing in moat kinds of hops a/ follows :
New Mid and East Kent pockets, 31. 104 to 51. 12s;
New Weald of Kent, 21. las to 31. Ss; New Sussex,
21. 12s to 3/..35; Yearlings and olds, 1/. 4s to 2/. 101 per cwt.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.—(This Duy.)

HOUSE OF LORDS-APPEAL.:

(Peers present—The Lord Chancellor, Lord P;rougham,
Lord Cranworth, and other Peers.)
MOWATT Y. BLAKE.

This cause was appointed for bearing at 11 ''clock.
The present appeal is brought against a decres of the
Master of the Roll Q, dated sth April, 1856.
The decree preceeds on the ground that the ri'spon-
dent (gr. 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 belie►e 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 his: own
private proprty. The capital of the company- was
400,0001, divided into twenty thousand shares of twenty
pounds each. Deposit two pounds two shillings par
share.

The Solicitor General, Sir Hugh M'Alrnont Cairns,
appeared and opened the case of the appellant. Sir R.
Bethel!, Q.C., f )flows on the same bide.
Counsel for the respondents, Mr. Sslwyn, Q.C.
It is possible the hearing of counsel will occupy the
whole of the day.

COURT OF DIVORCE.
(Before the Lord Ciiief Justice Cockburn, Mr. Justice
Williams, and Sir C. Creswell.)
ROBINSON V. ROBINSON AND LAZE.
This was a petition for divorce from the husband
against the wife, which stood over from last week fir
the Court to consider whether Dr. Lane could be die-
missed from the suit and allowed to give evidence for
the wife. Lord Campbell, Lord Chia Baron Pollock,
Lord Chief Justice Cockburn, Mr. Justice Vaughan
Williams, and Sir C. Cress well were of opinion that a
defoodant could not be dismissed by the Court from the
petition to be allowed to give eviderce, but an applica-
tion by a petitioner, on special grounds, allowed the
Court to do so.

Mr. Justice Wightman was of a contrary opinion.
The co-re-pondent will not therefore be rennved from
the suit during its progress.
Dr. Poillimore was addressing the Court when our
reporter left.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.—(This Day.)

31ARLBOROUGH-STREET.
A NOBLEMAN'S SERVANT IN AN AWKWARD PREDICA-
MENT.—Henry Loader, a respectably-dressed young
man, and Jessy Wirn'ham, a proetittrs, 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 bad no business there he took them into custody.
On doing F o Loader said ha had his mistress's key, by
means of which he bad got in.
Mr. Beadon asked Loader where he lived.
Loader said he lived at 42, Berkeley. square, and was
servant t.) Lard Broughton.
Mr. Braden told the officer to take the key to Lord
Broughton, and tell him the circumstances under which
it came into his

Loader bogged his worship would not do that, as it
would c.),t him his situation.

Mr. Beadon said it was quite evident the purpose he
waY there for. He would discharge them, but the of&•
ccr should do as he had told him,

STRALING PROVISIONS FROM A CLUS.—Ellen Leary,
a decent.looking young woman, was charged with stud.
ing several aricies of fond and also a cloth from the
Stafford Club, Cliff ird-s!reet. 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 Fnitl it vras the wish of the committee of
the club, of which the floe. George Mustyn was a mem-
ber, that she thould be dealt leniently with. The prisoner
had no right to take away the things, as they should
have gone to the servants' table.

Beadon, after a salutary caution, discharged the
priEcner.