The Sun.
London, England, 1850-10-09 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH, OCT. B.—Wind W.—Arrd. Bunk, Rich-
ards Moulmein. Sld. Castle Eden, Port Lyttleton;
Maitland, Melbourne. Off port, Ellen Monroe, Morri-
'on, Cape of Good Hope.
li ,FALMOUTII, OCT. B.—Wind N.W.—Arrd. Irene, Rill-
Rio Janeiro; Elizibeth, Scade, Maroitn; Flora,
Labrador. Off port, New Liverpool, Rowles,
Moulmein; Africa, Rabe, Cape Town.
WHITSTABLE, OCT. B.—The Arno has been got off
shore.

WATERFORD, OCT. 7.—The Brisk, of and for Cork,
from Newport, drove on the rocks last night during a gale,
slippfeloff, and stink in 7 fms. The Seraph, of Wex•
ford, Cardiff to this port, was brought in yesterday by a
fishing smack, dismasted and abandoned; previously
towed to the harbour by a large steamer.
FLEETWOOD, OCT. B.—lt blew a gale all yesterday
and last night,—The Sarah sloop, of Whitehaven, is
ashore at Blackpool. The Lion steamer, of Ardrasean,
is on her beam ends on the north wharf, inside the
screw Pell Lighthouse, full of water and abandoned.
WITITERA-YEN, OCT. B.—The Mary, of and from
Dublin, from hence is on shore on Dugg Beach,t but is
expected off if the weather moderates.
BAYONNE, OCT. 5. .The Grace and James, of Ar-
b
alroath, Corunna to this port, was stranded on the 30th
damat., thirty miles from this, and is expected off without I
ge,
BELFAST, OCT. 7.—Wind W.—Arrd. Sir C. Camp-
bell, Rankin, Quebec. The Mary, of this port, Troon
to Malaga, sprung a leak on the 4th inst. between Culsa
Craig and Sander Island and sank; crew landed at Black-
ridhead. The Try, of and from Dalhousie to this port, is
ing at anchor close to Groomsport. The Robert
ns, of Inverness, Newcastle to Dublin, is riding with
.nboth anchors down, in a very dangerous position, near
Bangor.
WARREN POINT, Oct. 7.—The Princess Victoria, Of
Portaferry, Portmahornack to Dublin, is stranded under
Greenore Lighthouse, Carlinglord Lough. It is blow-
ing a strong gale at N.N.VV.
DUNDEE, OCT. 6.—The Cybele, of this ort, from te
Firth of Forth to Cronstadt, has
put back leaky, and will
discharge.
PArtas, OCT. 11.—The Jean Bart, Newcastle to Cette,
put into La Rochelle on the Ist inst. with damage, and
three men overboard; must discharge to repair.
RIO JANEIRO, AUG. 24.—The Tay, Cardiff
nama, put in here on the 15th inst.
leaky, a to Pa-
and must
partly discharge for examination.
MA

RKEI.I NE WS.—(THIS DAY.)
CORN EXCHAN GE—WEDNESDAY.
Our market to-day ;Vas well supplied with all kinds of
English Wheat from a large number of Monday's un-
sold samples being on offer. As the attendance of
buyers was imall, the demand ruled exceedingly heavy
at barely the late decline in value. Wheat from The imports fromabroad this week have been confined tof
o
4,210 quarters. The trade was in a very inactive state,
and prices were with difficulty supported. No transac-
tions in floating cargoes. Very little English Barley was
aeriog. but the supply of foreign was tolerably good.
Malting parcels sold at lull currencies; but grinding and
distilling sorts were neglected. Muir, the supply of
which was good, moved i.ff heavily at last week's quoti
lion. , 'Pk
c,.. -;„;le Oat trade ruled steady, at fully Monday's
pri— 'leans. Pettus, Indian Corn, and Flour corn
mended very little attention.
ARRIVALS THI

S W]

Wheat.
Qrs.
220

Barley.

Oats.

Malt

Flour.

Envie,
Itch x.
• • ' ''
Irish . .... • •
" •

Qrs.
1,390

Sacks
370

4,210

1,290

2,340
310

WRITECHAPEL.
Prime Beef; Nlu;ton, Veal, and Pork, moved off
steadily, at filly last week's prices. Otherwise the
demand was a sluggish state. Beef, from 2s 2d
to 3s 4d; Mutton. 23 6d to 3s 10d; Veil, 3s 2d to
3s td; and Pork, 3s 2d to 4s 2d per Blbs by the carcase.
,_ ZIOROUGII well
MARKET.
Although our market is well supplied with new Hops,
the demand continues
Duty 215,000/. to 220,0004 steady, at fully last week's prices.

BANIiRUPTCY.—(THIS DAY.)
INRE -- v --
This was a summons under the Debtor Traders Act,
calling on the debtor either to pay the amount or t
Rive a bond, to try the legality of the claim, default
therein being an act of bankruptcy.
t ;Mr. Sturgeon appeared to object to the summons,
wr-neiP4PY on the ground that the party summoned
Was not a trader. He was prepared to prove that as
a fact,
Mr. REED, for the creditor, objected to any evidence
being gone
in th
into on the
the afl
the Act—" point. The creditor had made
it e form prescribed in the 78th section
of That he had been informed, and verily be-
lived" that the party was u trader, and therefore that the
Court had no jurisdiction except to examine as to whe-
ther there was any good ground for defence, or whether
or not a bond should be required.
Mr. STURGEON urged that other Commissioners had
decided th'at they had the juris di tr
tion as to 'whether the party vial action traderto or noteth ques-
Die ilorfoun said the words " such trader " were
conclusive that the party must be a trader within the
Weaning of the bankrupt-laws, and, therefore, he must
be satisfied on that point.
The case was adjourned for evidence.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
(THIS DAY.)
Joseph Skinner, an elderly man, was indicted for as-
Faulting Mr. James Selph Chambers, on the sth Sept.
Mr. Metcalf appeared for the prcsecution, and Mr.
Payne for the defence.
Mr. James Selph Chambers said that he bought. on
the 24th of June last, the house No. 19, Ash-terrace, of
Colonel, Franklyn, and upon going to take possession he
felled that the family of a workman of the defendant's
was in the house. The tenant, Miss Tytter, agreed to
Rive up the house, and signed a paper to that effect.
He went, on the sth of September, and got into the
house, when the parties in possession sent for the defen-
bdant. He came in a great rage, and said, " Mr. Cham-
ers, walk out of my house;" and he said that it was
end he had bought and paid for it. He (the de-
fsndant) put himself in a fighting attitude, and told him
to
that he ..,hould not go up stairs,
and upon his attempting
do so, he put his arm round his neck and threw him
down with such force that it broke some of the bannis-
ters. The defendant had no right whatever in the house.
Mr. PAYNE cross-examined the witness at great
length, but nothing of importance was elicited.
Robert Jeffreys and James Battershall corroborated
the above evidence.
draw
Ur' 1)4114E, after arguing the case at length, with-
from the defence.
Mr. Sergeant ADAMS directed the jury fin a ver-
dict of guilty, and ordered the defendant toto payd the cost
of the prosecution and a fine of Is. and be discharged.

MANSION-110USE.—(THIS DAY.)
Henry Denham, carpenter, of 50,pyearl-ro Black-
friars, who was remanded on suspicion of being one of
the parties who committed the assault on Mr. Cureton,
was brought up before Mr. Alderman Gibbs.
Mr. flumphrics appeared for the proatcution,
Vi7ontner for the prisoner. and Mr,
thatM .Humphries applied:for a further remand, observing
the police were in possession of information which
led theta still to suspect that the prisoner had aome con
nexion with the transaction, and that further time would
be required to enable them to institute inquiries for the
Purpose of to
a clue to the property which had
been stolen.
Mr. Wontncr said, as there was no direct evidence
against the prisoner to show that he was a party to the
assault or the robbery, it would be unjust to detain him
Langs.'. in custody, especially as he was suffering from a
severe illne:I. He contended that if Mr. Humphries ap-
plied for a remand on ti-. ground that he was in posses-
i!.)o of infortn'..tion which rendered it prudent to detlin
the Prisoner in custody, he ought to communicate that
the
to the Court, in order that he might have
an opportunity of confuting it.
._ Mr. Humphries thought it was sufficient .for him to
',Y that the eireumstauce4 egniust the prisoner were sus-
Plointa.

.LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(THIS DAY.)
LoNDoII, OCT. 9 —Wind this day at noon W.S.W.,
light breeze. and fine clear weather.
KINGRoAD, OcT. 7.—Put hqck, India, Savannah.
QUEENsTOWN, OCT. 7.—Wind W.N. W., itrong.—
Arrd. Spee, M'Coy, Wallace, Nova Scotia. Sid. Nancy,
Baltimore.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. B.—The Helene, hence to Ostend,
is totally wrecked at Southport, one man saved; and the
Freedom, of Salcombe, and Commerce, of Jersey, are on
shore there.
SCAnnolleUGla, OCT. B.—The Celerity, Newcastle to
London, was abandoned yesterday off FlamborGugu
Head; clew taken off by the fishing lugger Zspporah,
of Whitby, which lost her boat and two men in
doing so.
GRIMSBY, OCT. blew a heavy gale yesterday
from W.—The Phoenix, of and from Lynn to this port,
has been assisted in leaky.
LOWESTOFT, OCT. B.—The gale continued the whole
of last night with unabated violence.—The Swandevit,
Str3slund to London, has been assisted in.
DEAL, OCT. B.—Wind W. to W.N.W.—Arrd. Mar-
garest West, Baumann, Batavia; Ostrich, Smith, Mem
soor Cottah; Ann brig, Madras; Madonna, Ferguson,
Bombay; Andromache, Valparaiso; Mary Campbell,
Williams, Berbice; Jenny Lind, Lloyd, Demerara;
Harriet Scott, Porter, Virginia; Emma, Atkley, St. John's, Now Brunswick, for Bervrick; Prirce of Wales,
Heard, audsou's Bay. Arrd. from the River, Kings-
down, Sr. Ives; Blond, Sydney, New South Wales;
Atrisx.m, Natal; Cairo, Jamaica; Lyman, New Orleans.
LivEaroon, OCT. B.—Arrd. Pakenham, Boyce, Ade-
laide, South Australia; Mary Somerville, Johnson, Cal-
cutta; Anna, Moffat, Bombay; Rhone's, Baird, Buenos
Ayres; Esther Ann, Hunter, Paraiha; Stahl, Jansen,
blew York; Washington, Page, ditto; John and Rebecca,
Moore, Dania. Off port, Hope, Bombay; Callao, Callao;
Lady Sale, Charleston; Jana Llewellyn, Peruvian, and
Sopphie. Put back, Lady Constable, New Orleans,with
sails split. The lierrooder, fur Galata, has put in with
only the mate and one man on board, dismasted and
with other damage, from contact with a ship yesterday;
master and six men got on board the latter. The Ca-
tharine, for Ciudad Bolivar, has put back.
CARDIFF, OCT. B.—The Fanny, Von Shack, Newport
to Stettin, has put back leaky, with cargo shified.
CLYDE, OCT. 7.—Wind S.W.—Arrd. Herald, Auld,
Sr. Julm'a, New Brunswick; Palindur, Lovett, Wallace,
Nora Scotia. Sld, Philo, Valparaiso; Sr. Helen,
William, Pernambuco; Anna Robertson, Trinidad;
City of Glasgow steamer, New York.
Exr.wicx, OCT. 7.—Wind E.—Sld. Caroline, Pata-
gonia.