The Sun.
London, England, 1850-11-26 00:00:00

black outsije and green im;de, was piekkd up 22 al. °
I the Start.
PENZANCE, Nov. `,4.—The Z-Ili schooner was tot 111,.
wracked this rnareieg teat:: this and the Lia.ra.
crew drowned, cargo lost. It blew a heavy gale' ra4e,„"
day from S.W., and continues to-day at S.SI"
W.S.W.
SWANSEA, Nov. 25.—The Hampshire, for Alarseill!S,
has been laid on Mumble Beach with 9 feet water in her
hold, having etruek heavily on the Green Grounds. whe
MILFORD, Nov. 24.—1 t is blowing a gale at W. lir..
Queen Victoria has put in. Oa the 19th, 60 miles No'.
of Waterford, was struck by a heavy sea, which laid
on her beam ends, shifted her cargo, carried away boa,
bulwarks, &c., filled the cabin, and washed one noll
overboard.
ILFRACOMBE, NOV. 23.—1 t is blowing strong from
W.S. W.—A boat, marked "Arternise, Nantes," was
up five miles north-west of Merte Point. 25th. It bled
a hurricane the whole of last night from W. to W.s'
Two P.M. It is now mere moderate. of St.
SAUNDERSPORT, Nov. 24.—The Henri Quatre,
Melo, Watchman's Cape (Patagonia), to LiverPtli,
drove with both anchors ahead during a hens,' gal°d to
morning, in Caldy Roads, slipped and eadeavoure
fetch this harbour, but was run on the beach to e°,
r
ward; part of the cargo and stores have been landed,
the guano in a wet stare,
NEWpoRT, Nov. 23.—Part of the tide of a log° tftift;
decked chip, of about 1,000 tons burthen, Anieric;
built, was towed into Pwllgessiod, four miles to ir
westward of this place, on Thursday' last; it has aPI,,
rently been but a short time in the water, is °°PPoeek
fastened, and sheathed with yellow metal. A barn()
was found lashed to the upper deck beams, to which "ea
planks are attached. On a piece of sail found &steno
to the wreck is marked "Ropework Co., Greeneck",„;
first part of the company's name being illegible. The
wreck is supposed to have formed part of ono of Di
ships lost near Wexford on the 14th Nov.
of Abel'
PWLLIIELI, Nov. 24.—The Elizabeth smack,
sock, which was on shore near Blanbedroy, catneeffler
terday, with trifling damage.
WBITEHAvEN, Nov. 25.—The New Phoenix, of Pat:
don, Maryport to Sierra Leone, put in here very Issiftifil
broke from her moorings; was driven on the 10011' -
of water and very much strained.
GRIMSBY, Nov. 24.—The Wave, of and from Vrios;
beach, to Newcastle, put in here to-day, after bailor
shore, near Donna Nook, and sustaineddischari (j much
cargo. She does not appear to harest
damage.
hal
NEW roma, Nov. 12.—A large vessel was on sa
on Joe Flogger, breaking up, as -several casks °f
one
and boxes of raisins, were floatin about; *".e " 0
visible. The gale of the 7th and Bth of Novell"' el/
unusually severe at Lewes, Delaware, and several vet'
at the Breakwater received much damage. n, be
PORT ELIZABETH, ALCOA BAY, SEPT.S 0
Norfolk, loading guano at the Bird Islands, struckta
rock, carried away her rudder and part of bar
post, 23d September, was aovo off, very leaky ; 811"-
quesoly put on shore, and has become a total wreck.
Bio 'LANIER°, OCT. 15.—The Sir Edward Pahrrici
London to China, put into this port on the 14,„ta-ata
October, with loss of minenmast, fore and maintoP"'t- be
rigging, sails, &c., top sides strained, and olus'
caulked.
RYE, Nov. 24.—The Emile et Marie, TriseP, Ctie:
to London, came on shore this morning; cargo "Pectei
to he saved.
aosee
SHOREHAM, Nov. 25.—The Lalla Rookh, 51/Pr- it
has los,
from the Brazils to London, is riding off here;
six of her crew. A boat with eleven hands, in etleivPd
seen
ing to reach her, swamped, ands all perished; a at
boat reached tier and left six men on boart to assts
rigging a jury mainmast. to
AMSTERDAM, Nov. 22.—The Pomona, Baa;ih-oa6 lit
Hamburgb, which was stranded on CY erland,
has been got afloat and brought into T.exel harbo°,7 the
LITTLEHAMPTON, Nov. 24.—The Nancy 313ibilOr
Mitchell Grove are stranded to the eastward of
and a Dutch galliot and others to the westward. cowl
POOLE, Nov. 24.—The Goode Moder, Nor I
schooner, drove from her anchors to-day, and
ashore in the harbour. haat
SUNDERLAND, Nov. 24.—The Queen Victoria,
London and here, was iu contact with the Elisabet'"
Ipswich, when the latter sank; crew saved. eel
NEWPORT, Nov. 23.—The Eitaabeth Hogda 05.,5,14a
over the bank yesterday, and is safely moored along
the quay.

QUARANTINE NO JUICE.
Sir,---The non-existence of Lcholera
u iNn olvt.h 1
aca 1380S1
been verified. this Board of Tit alth have done away
the quarantine of twelve days on arrivals from_ 0.
island. Vessels arriving from Malta here are trios
milted to free pratique. Vessels arriving froth "root
and Crotia are only subject to six days' quaraliOn
observation. •
+A 1-1 id%
(Signed) W. MACBEAN and Co., Agents to
Capt. G. A. Halsted, R.N., Secretary,
Lloyd's

MARKET NE W S.—('isH IS DAY.)
BAY ZetASl,X.Alittb. clover'
SrarruFzELD.—Meadow Hay, 2/ 8s to 31 163; -
31 Os to 41 4s ; and Straw, 1/ is to 11 7s per to
Supply good, and trade very dull. , 001
°trunk:mann. Meadow Hay, 2/ los to 31 Jodi
Clover, 3/ Os to 4/Os; and Straw, 1/ 2s to 1/ 85 per
A full average supply, and a sluggish demand. i 1601
-- WHITECHAPEL. Meadow Elay, 21 8s to Q u woe
' Clover 3/ os to 41 4s • and Straw, 1/ 18 to 118 s per
Trade dull, at barely late rates.
COLONIAL.
continuo
SICIAIL—The market fur British Plantation con•l'i
dull, and the sales were only about 200 hhds at Pr,e„l.°4lo
rates. Bengal, 1,591 bags sold briskly at 448 6d ;‘,", tor
for good and fine white Benares, and at 36s 6d to 4'-00
mid to fine yellow date Mauritius kindL,on
latter being 6d to Is dearer. 500 isox•39 vLiog
Havannah have been sold for refining at 40s 6d, ties
an extreme price. The quantity of British P1613t80.
landed list week at the Ea.t and West India Docks .Op
3 hhds 9 brls. There were taken for consul:l3Po.
1,387 hhds 173 tierces 175 brls. The stock in the
places 9,694 hhds 1,367 tierces 2,361 brls.
COME.-200 casks, 200 bags Plantation
",,
mostly found buyers is per cwt lower, viz., irciraioof
GOs for fine ord to low mid. A few small broken '"0 at
native Ceylon went irregularly, forming no criter'?,
the market; 300 bags Costa Rica were withdreo;l,6,
50s to 565, as were also 200 bags pale Semarang 0
at 51s.
ate
Cocoe.-2,645 bags Guayaquil mostly sold at
prices, from 32s to 33s id, .according to quality The
Rum.—This article is again rather dearer' 100
quantity landed last week at the East and West,, 010'
Docks was 158 puns, There were taken for boat-00
sumption 168 puns 13 hhds, and exported I „1-0011
74 hhds. The stock in the same places is 15,84'
1,100 hhds.
te
RlCE.—There has been a moderate demanl pris
rake
TALLow.—P.Y.C. is 37s to 37s 3d per cwt on
spot and Town 39s 6cl.
lirael
TEA.—The market is steady, and last week's &-
increased.

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QUEEN'S BENCH.—(THIS DA ITsr,
,Sittings at Nisi Prius, at Westminster, before
Justice WIGHTMAN and a Common Jury)
AMISS e. CUNNINGTON. o,e of
This was an action to recover damages for a Ch9rbfieo
assault which had been preferred, maliciously 45e the
alleged, against the plaintiff by the defendant bef°criefor
police magistrate at Marlborough-street. The
uot
daut pleaded not guilty, and that the complaint vve
concluded.
Mr. Bramwell and Mr. Hodgson conducted the,,,, Or'
m
tiff's case, and the defendant was represented i
Sergeant Shee and Mr. Brown.
The plaintiff, Mr. Richard Amiss is a tailor,
on business in Conduit-street, ands the defendant' wet
James Cunnington, resides at 10, Gloucester-1)f the
Kentish-town. It appeared that in the early part `Weep
present year a partnership was in contemplation be f the
the plaintiff and Mr. John Cunnington, a
nePhew., if° The
defendant, who frequented the shop of the plain° glen"
defendant and his nephew had some cause of disagree
bit of
The defendant, who is an old man, was also in the 13,11„ue,et
going to the plaintiff's shop and creating a dieter"tbat
stating that his nephew was dishonest, and tbilltd the
plaintiff was no better. The defendant en ere
_diug
plaintiff's shop on the 6th March last, and not fiv be
his nephew there repeated the offensive expreee;° 0,00
had before used respecting his nephew and the f;5,0011
A person named Gotto came into the plainti stone°
whilst the defendant was there, when the laint;x " -
jsio
the defendant out in the presence of Gotto. The in'
tiff received a summons on the 14th March, et,./,`,3,00:
stance of the defendant, to attend before the P(2`1;0011"
gistrate at Marlborough-street on a charge of 010,
He attended there accordingly on the lith March, city
in consequence of the indisposition of Mr. Jegleetil the
nington, the defendant, the case was adjourned 10,1. 8
20th. On that day the parties attended before 'l` been
gistrate, when the defendant deposed that he hlicted
violently assaulted by the plaintiff, who had leP d also
severe blow on his back, and that the plaintiff bliodker
applied to his (the defendant's) face a pocket-41a utrid
chief which had a disagreeable smell resembling4erodaet
meat, the result of which was that the d,' 511dt
had staggered away from the plaintiffs been
and for a long time afterwards had vibieb
under the influence of a drug witha had o°l
he believed the handkerchief to be char ed ere
g ' blab w even then wholly recovered from its effects, w es'
such as occasion illness. There were several witnees-court•
amined on the charge of assault at the police:barge
pmEwraiveltkesht nieonntwugut
taa
tslplhayricet,st
joihucoodhrnewiaccreevyogvvaeteeosrrb,eeti
thhe r
rt magistrate dismissed the
for
that the defendantnfaoo
alleged
motives in preferring it. wrbefore
btrhcompensationoeuwpgaohsitiac becy:utdamagei:tigenidabryti3:
!ab, t the
The facts above stated having beenihe Piltla:c2sttaltinbrltieciid°lo:ll:
proved on the part of the plaintif%
Mr. Sergeant SUEE addressed the jury for boo
fondant. lie did not recollect an action havinglieioni
brought for a malicious prosecution, the Leille
prosecution being simply a charge of assault. if prayed
witted that the evidence of the plaintiff hirnae_r_ndunt,
t the
that an assault had been committed on thenetlbvsA $
and it could not for a moment be contendeddefee"eri
charge of assault subsequently made by tbhaeblo se.
was malicious or without reasonable or pro .
(The case was proceeding when our reporc

BANKRUPTCY,—(THIS DAY')
THE WEEKLY CHRONICLE—EX fARTE DOILICti, in
To-day b •
mg appointment for further argume 5...0'e
ofthe disputed adjudication in the case of Mr. DoYJe, urn.
the proprietors of the Weekly Chrome' le, an ad..l°l/
meat having been made in order to effect an arralig.'
mmt between all parties, letter
Mr. LAWRANCE now said he held in his hand 11-
~ lan,
from Messrs. Copes and Stuart, solicitors, of GraY . of
making an offer to purchase the paper and pal °hi