The Sun.
London, England, 1850-12-23 00:00:00

Se%rceiy any business is doing in t':io private contract
market,
yet holders are very firm.

TALLOW.
sitice our lad this market has rub d exceedingly in-
During the week the imports were 1,344 ; the
reries 2,446 casks. Tc-day scarcely any bu.ineis
„?ing, and prices are from 3d to 6d per cwt
GA.C.. on the spot, is quoted nt 37e, and forwar I de•
cerY 37s 3rl per cwt. Town Tallow 363 6d to 37s per
net nth ; rough Fat, 2s Id per Slbs.

1846. 1847. 1848. 1849. 1850.
atotv „ --- • -
. ~,,!, day
..... . 24,260 10,100 34,947 48,506 55,040
I'll" of y n ; 51s Od 46s Oct 42s 9d 38s fid to 37s Od
tom, , •C. •• "i,toOs Od to 46s 3d to Os Od Os Od to Os Od
bih'erY last week .. I 1,855 2,054 I 1,860 2,337 2,456
AZofrorn June 1.... 53,439 56,336 I 58,515 55,038 b 4, 194
ijCaLslast week ' • i 1622 793 I 631 2,048 1,344
t trona Jooe 1., .. 67,076 58,337 , 85,929 78,714 83,590
4" of Town .. .... 53s Od 49s 6d i 45s Od 428 Od 398 6d

BOW-STREET.—(THIS DAY.)
A
respectably attired man, named James Gordon, was
p,'Ned with indecently exposing himself in the Green-
h,:tl`. rue comphint was made on a previous day, but
t,"4Pgleet ad to attend, and this morning he was brought
r,°o a w.arran
i,rolice-c,:nstable, A 161, aated that he was on duty in
io Green-park on Wednesday afternoon last, the 18th
litarii, and from information he hal previously re-
toired he went in the direction of the gravel walk near
Tl'lccadil7y, where to saw the prisoner sitting on a
leh with his dress open, and his privates in his hands.
fi 4 Walk, tho officer added, was much frequented by
ihttiales and children, and several ladies passed by at
lid
ii time be had his dress open. It could be seen be-
wh, from the houses in Piccadilly, while the bench upon
tiolell the prisoner sat was so placed that it could be dis-
- p,;ctil seen from three other of the park walks. The
it'srMer was sober when taken into custody, and at the
ition-house he gave the name of James Thompson.
414-08. one of the park-keepers, confirmed the state-
thillt of the constable. He, too, had been informed of
lie Proceedings, and went with the constable to arrest
tie appeared to have been drinking, but he was
'ened for more than two hours, and seemed to be
"kite conscious of what he was about.
ttilluPector Gee stated that the prisoner, who gave the
'e of James Thompson, was perfectly sober when he
brought to the station. He was bailed out, but did
htlaPPear the next morning, and he_ was therefore sp-
uended on a warrant.
s._The prisoner, who said he was not sober a the'time,
'45 fully committed for trial.

ARLBRO'-STREET.—(T HIS DAY.)
4 CANDIDATE FOR TRANSPORTATION.— William
11: following
was placed before Mr. Bingham, charged with
Thomas
wilful outrage:—
) 4hernas Dalton, a porter in the employ of Messrs.
I:B‘er and Co., waterproofers, 63, Piccadilly, stated that
Saturday night, about nine o'clock, be was in Lis
Players' shop, when he heard a tremendous crash at
111) Window, and on looking round he found that one of
LlPanes of plateglass, measuring 32 inches by 60 inches,
11; been broken, and on the floor of the shop he picked
ttoo the paving-stone produced. He then went to the
and seeing the prisoner standing close by taxed
of with being the perpetrator of the offence, which he
pee admitted. Witness then gave him in charge.
% Pies-constable, 325 A, said on Saturday night he was
tl ii`ll,lltY near the prosecutor's shop. when he heard a
)41, ", and on turning round he saw the last witness,
° gave the prisoner into his custody for wilfully
tehr4eg a square of glass value 10/. The prisoner, in
gere 10 witness, said he did the act for the purpose of
,rl,eg sent out of the country.
h,t Pe Prisoner said he did certainly break the window,
tlt was by accident.
*it,r• BactuAlt committed the prisoner for two months
" hard labour.