The Sun.
London, England, 1868-02-03 00:00:00

BOROUGH HOP.

Henry Turnbull and Co. report that there is no altera-
tion to notice in the market, the business doing being
confined to immeliate consumptive requirements. In
foreign hops there is only a moderate supply, but the
trade rules slow. Nevertheless the transactions which
have taken place have been sufficient to keep prices firm.
There is a better demand for old hops.
COTTON.

LIYERPOOL, Fob. 3.—llarket opens dull and trouping
Sales probably 10,000 bales.

SOPPING INTELLIGENCE—This Day.

(By Telegraph.)
GRAVESEND, Monday Morning.

Arrived, Feb. 2.—Storm Nymph, from Marseilles ; Con-
stantia, from Demerara ; Romaine, from Philadelphia ;
Godiva, from Adelaide; Amelia, from Guernsey; Now
Brunswick, from Calcutta; Hamilton, from Demerara;
Wammoro, from Melbourne; Belle and Venture, from St
Michael's; Sjummandord, from Jaesk.

Arrived, Feb. 3—Leo, steamer, and Olga, steamer, both
from Rotterdam; Blonde, steamer, and Neva, steamer—
both from Dunkirk; Orion, steamer, from Antwerp;
Cologne, steamer, from Boulogne ; Flecha, steamer, from
Ghent.
Sailed, Feb. 2.—Ocean Belle, for Singapore.

DEAL, Monday Morning.
Anchored—Alexander Duthie, from Sydney, for Lon-
don ; Totnos, from London, for Cette ; Morrie England
from Shields, for New Yoik.

Passed (in tow) —Kosciusco, from Melbourne, for Lon-
don.

THE PREMIER'S HEALTIL—The health of the
Earl of Derby has steadily continued to improve,
the attack of gout having altogether subsided. From
inquiries made at Knowsley on Saturday we learn that,
although the noble earl has not yet ventured to leave his
room, ho is rapidly regaining his strength, and it is pro-
bable, should the weather be favourable, that he will leave
Knowsley for London in a few days, in order to join his
colleagues.

REPRESENTATION OF THE METROPOLITAN Bo-
'WWII:LB.—Many attempts will probably be made to alter
the representation of the metropolitan boroughs at the next
general election. For Marylebone, Mr. Harvey Lewis and
Mr. Thomas Chambers, Q.C. will offer themselves for re-
election, but three other candidates are already in the field
—Mr. Mason Jones, Mr. George Potter, and Mr. Macho);
of the Temple. For the Tower Hamlets, Mr. Butler re-
tiree, in order to become a candidate for Hackney, and
Mr. Samuda and Mr. Edmond Beale■ have already offered
themselves. For Hackney, in addition to Mr. Butler,
Mr. Deputy Reed, Mr. Holms, and Mr. Horner are can-
didates, and it is said Mr. Samuel Morley, but this
does not appear to be certain. For Lam-
beth. Mr. Hughes will again offer himself, and Mr. Boni-
ton will also probably seek re-election. Mr. H. Hartwell
will be the working man's candidate. For Southwark,
Mr. Locke, Q.C., and Mr. Layard will, in all probability,
be re-elected without opposition. At Greenwich, Alder-
man Salomons and Sir Uharles Bright will offer themselves
for re-election. Mr. Baxter Langley will come forward on
advanced Liberal principles, and it is hinted that Sir John
Heron Maxwell may be a candidate in the Conservative in-
terest. Mr. Torrens and Mr. Alderman Lusk will offer
themselves for re-election in Finsbury, and no rival can-
didates have yet been announced. No changes are spoken
of either in the City of London or Westminster. For the
now borough of Chelsea three candidates are in the field,
Sir Henry Hoare and Mr. C. W. Dilke, Liberals, and
Viscount Ranelagh, Conservative.

FOREIGN THIEVES AND ASSASSINS IN ENGLAND.-
-The police in the Thames district have recently made
captures, at different times, of a number of foreigners,
who had embarked upon a course of burglary in the
most audacious manner. Four of these men, all French-
men, were committed for trial on a charge of being
concerned in two burglaries three weeks ago. Two more
have now been apprehended, who giro the names of
Joseph Aloquerio and Abraham Jackson, and they are
charged with complicity in tho burglary committed by
the others. bloquerio was captured in Greek-street,
Soho, and the proceeds of one burglary were afterwards
discovered in a respectable dwelling ,house in Leicester-
square. Upon the examination of the prisoners, M. Alex-
ander Giuranovich, a native of Trieste, acted as inter-
preter, and he professes to have received information
which justifies him in expressing the belief that the late
murder of a lady iu Birmingham was committed by mem-
bers of this foreign gang uow in England. Ile
states that
all the men have given fictitious names, and he has reason
to believe that they ,have all been convicted of serious
crimes in their own country. Deadly weapons were found
upon some of the prisoners. 'noir apprehension is also
stated to have prevented the perpetration of the murder of
a wealthy old gentleman residing in Bermondsey.
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