The Sun.
London, England, 1850-07-01 00:00:00

COTTON MARKET.

Since our last, per Atlantic, there has continued 0
active demand, and prices have further advanced 0
eighth of a cent per lb.; we advance our quotations sr '
cordingly. The total receipts of cotton at all the shir
ping ports are 1,156,930 bales, against 2,623, 549 the
same date last year; decrease this session, 1,669,619
bales. The total foreign exports for the year are
824,071 bales less than last, say 594,487 bales decrease
to Great Britain, 87,805 decrease to France, 93,826 de'
crease to north of Europe, and 479,533 decrease to other
foreign ports. The shippi ug from southern to northern,
ports is 31,422 bales less this season than last, and there
is an increa,e of stock of 157,224 bales at lower rates.
Engagements-1,000 bides of cotton at 3.32 to 3.60
now asked; 25,000 basket; of corn, at 21d. to 3d.; 2,000
barrels of flour, at 9d. dead weight, Bs. to 10s. to variouS
ports of England. From the provinces four or five car
goes of deals at 31. 103. to 31. 15s. to Antwerp and other
ports. Small parcels of merchandise at very low late"
To Havre, cent for cotton ; the market is low far
California at 50 to 65 cents per foot.
NEW ORLEANS. JuziE 17.
The cotton market is dull to-day. 2,000 bales of mini
dling have been sold at 111 c. to 111 c.
The sales since our last are 1,070 bales. We quote
inferior at the Atlantic ports, none; Gulf ports, 11 to 111
cents; low to good, and Atlantic ports, 11i to 121;
Gulf ports, 12 to 121 lost to good; middling tair to fatrt
13 to 131; Gulf, 13. to 14; fully fair to good fair, lsf
Gulfs, 14; good and fair, none
Breadstuffs—The flour market steady, with a fall
local and eastern demand for western and state brands
southern and Canadian., without change. Wheat cote
tinued firm, with limited, sales. Corn exhibits no change;
Iron—Pig iron is hold firmer, with small sales or
19 dolls. 50c. to 20 dolls. cash per ton.
Lead is dull at 4 dolly. 50c. for foreign.

EXCHEQUER.—(THIS DAY.) '
(Before the LORD CHIEF BARON, and Barons Mancuso*
Ro and PLATT.)
THE SISHoP OF EXETER V. GORHAM.
The arguments of the Attorney-General, Mr. Greer
wood, and Mr. Cowling against the rule which had bed
obtained in this case by the Bishop of Exeter, having
concluded on Saturday,
Sir FITzROY KELLY was heard this morning in suga-
port of the rule, which he contended ought to be raw
absolute. Before entecing upon his arguments, he pi?:
mised that he thought the Bishop of Exeter, for whom
appeared, might have been spared the annoyance u'
many of the insinuations which had been thrown ntls
against him, for the Lishop came before their Lordship.
in the discharge of a great public duty, believing ea'
scientiously in his ovva mind, not only that Mr. Gorliso!
was unsound in this principles and doctrines of the.
Church of England, but that the decision of tbv,
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council was incorrect
in point of law. Ho then proceeded to contend that 10_
a case of this kind an appeal went to the Upper Houlf
of Convocation, and referred to the various Acts whits'
liore upon the subjeot from the period of Henry V 111;
up to the present time, and to numerous authorities so",
decisions, most of which have already become familist'
to the public.
The Learned Counsel's speech is likely to occupy
whole of the day.
The Rev. Mr. GoVham and the Rev. Dr. Wordsworth
and several other diii tinguished clergymen and member°
of the Church of Efigland were present in the court/
and appeared to take great interest in the proceeding&

COMMON F'LEAS.—(THIS DAY.),
(Sittings at Guildhall, at Nisi Prius, before the Lori'
Chief Justin WILDE and a Special Jury.)
MORRELL V. THE JUL LARNEY AND VALENCIA. RALLIV.O