The Sun.
London, England, 1842-08-08 00:00:00

60. Delaware and Hudson 4 mos 84
100 Long Island JUL...

50 'Stonington R.R.
SECOND BOARD.
1,550 shares Harlem R.R.

50 United States Bank 1
STATE OF TRADE.—We cannot notice any material
Improvement in trade. Sugar-Prices have remained
,:;lerably steady, but with a slow movement. Sales 400
'Lands. Porto Rico at 4c. to 6-4-c. per lb.; 250 New Orleans
i):1e. to 4:lic.; 75 St. Croix at 7-fc. to
ro 120 hhds. and
,rls. St. Martin's at 4c.; 400 boxes bwn Cuba at tic. to
at ; 100 white at 74-c. to BA-c.; 100 brls. brown Brazil
lo4le. At auction-150 hhds. New Orleans sold at
te, dark coloured ;40 Porto Rico at 44c. to 4it.. Ta1,,,--,Sales
,,,--,Sales of good Northern at Sc. per lb. Tobacco—
..`°°7:tt 'lOO 00kluIS MOmestic Leaf have been sold for ex-
' rt.. generally at 3c. to 5c.; 100 bales St. Jago were sold
1„" j 6(!., short price, 4 months. There is but little West
rimji Tobacco here, and that mostly new crop. Nothing
ecmgequence has been done in manufactured. By auc-
yn°--37 bales Cuba were sold at 13e. to 15ic.; 4 bales
ittrzt at 193-c.; 17 bales St. Domingo at 12ic. to 12i e.,
is ,(•sh Wool—Tere has not een mu q
alf or t
ch inuirhry
° . Ohio a mixed lot, commbon to hee
-
2"rte blood Merino, was sold to a manufacturer at
e.. cash.,
(;1(11.1.-E MARKET.—There were plenty of cattle in
ti:tzlte t to-day. We mean that there were enough for
knt'd demand. At least 300 beeves, sheep, lambs, cows,
remain unsold. Beeves ranged from $5 to
tows and calves from $2O to $3B, sheep $1 25c. to
to b.
Very good.

BATTLE OF NOTTINGHAM

Br SIR WALTER SCOTT'S GHOST.

chanced, on an evil day last week, that two rival
tgons found themselves in Nottingham market-place
the same moment—the one freighted with the Con-
Naves, and the Rev. Mr. Stephens ; and the other,
oath-Zeaigus O'Connor, and his Chartists. After some
e 4411 controversy, Feargus jumped from his waggon,
,Zutusaged a lot of his "Lambs" to follow him, and
t.Yect away at all before him! Whether Mr. Joseph
kutge took his share in the mill, or satisfied himself with
ke4lY, giving his friends the respectability of his coun-
qlr,44ce, does not appear. He appears to have been
ill ,and
with the heroes all round before the on-
u gh tand there we lose sight of him."—Times of
'
4raay., .;

List, Gentles, while in warlike verse
The deeds of valour I rehearse,
-- Achieved with wondrous honour,
In presence of his Chartist band,
.33i Feargus of the iron hand,
Whose sirname is O'Connor.
When, blythe Aurora showed her face,
In Nottingham's broad market-place,
• On Thursday morning last,
Two rival waggons there were seen,
Filled each with foes of fiercest mien,
Whose fists were doubled all, I ween,
And brows with frowns o'ercast:
un e wain owned Stephens as its head,
Itle other was by Feargus led—
Feargus, whose boast it was to urge
xis " Lambs" to bleat for Joseph Sturge,
end
brave the hazard of a fight
Against each Tory.Stephenite
While face to face these waggons stood,
Each deepening in its wrathful mood,
Forth came, with meek salaams,
,The 6‘roa(l7brimm, ed Joseph, primly dressed,
'! In modest, staid, drab-coloured vest,
iWho thus in placid tones addressed
• Grim Feargus and his Lambs :
What, 110 ! you youthful Muttons, Ho !
4`l am a man of peace, you know,
" And therefore warn you not to go
" And launch your brick-bats at the foe ;
" Don't drag the Parson to the pump,
" Or floor him with a cabbage stump ;
41 Don't use your cudgels, which, I see,
" You handle with exceeding glee,
4'
And which, I must confess, slack
" Can hit a man a tidy crack ;
Don't flare-up, like the fabled dragon,
" And pitch into yon rival waggon ;
" For virtuous 'tis to act in quiet,
But naughty to kick up a riot."—
Tie ceased, and while loud cheers arose,
Clapped his forefinger to his nose !
" Gramercy ! Well I understand,
uh drab-breeched. Joe, thy shrewd command,"
Quoth Feargus of the iron hand ;
Then shouting, as he sought the foe,
" A Feargus to the Rescue, Ho !"
The warrior, with huge satisfaction,
Led forth his darling Lambs to action !
The foemen meet! They thump—they thwack—
, /lark, burst their braces on their back !
And hark, their sculls in concert crack !
And hark, their cudgels clatter, whack !
Stones, cabbage-stumps, and turnip-tops,
.1y- swiftly, hitting precious whops ;
Dead cats by dozens join the mill,
And rotten eggs by scores, but still
Undaunted by such shocks,
JiraveFeargus heads his Chartist clan,
Atul every minute floors his man,
As butcher floors an ox !

First, Stephens felt his right arm's pith,
And next, six men whose names were Smith,
And three whose names were Brown ;
A small attorney's clerk, one baker,
Three butchers, and an undertaker,
The landlord of the Crown,
Snip, a milkman with his can,
And one enormous Alderman-
-4.ll.these were floored by Feargus, who
J6Plit each man's knowledge-box in two!
How long the warrior fought, and how -
With thundering voice and flashing brow,
Ile cheered his willing squad ;
And how, ere yet his toils were past,
Oituniliating thought !) at last
, lie found himself in Quod
211 this in stern, Homeric rhyme,
4.11 tell you at some future time.
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-41LIAMENTARY DIVISIONS.

'in the --..•-- .
'‘e rotes and Proceedings of the House of Commons.)
iti SATURDAY, AUG. 6.
4,oti NEWFOUNDLAND BILL.
'Net; ade, and Question That the Bill, with the
"tSt be ingrossed."—'fhe House divided:-
1,,
N,°,4tt r. MAJORITY-- AYES, 64.
$' r:' • IL'oPt. X. Fuller. A. E. Marsham, Viscoun
i'2i. \-*-i'ril Gaskell,James Milnes Masterman, John
„,i,,tt, William. Gladstone, W.X., ilitilnesdyPS.Milier
iis,i4, k,
l. GordeoniioHnotan.ulV.
Nichol, J.
1i,Vkii,41.4 1 " Gore Montague
Henry Facile, C. w.
}Oil* VV! HI
Graham, Sir James Palmerston, Visct.
littnt°,l' ". 6. Peel, Hon. Sir It
10441_, neriah Greene, T.
Hardinge, Sir H. - Polhill, Frederick
Crte.% H.
Henley, J. Warner Pollock, Sir F.
Lpt,ks.
irrc! E.
Hervey, Lord A. Hound, John
Dade ell tiiemge • Hodgson, itichard Sheppard, T.
h4ti,js If,' „ Hogg, J. W.
"ir is "• '.. Hope, Hon. C smith, R. Vernon
Sorneriet, Lord G.
li, ett, !eorge
t 414 l' Hussey, Thomas Stanley, Lord
Jermyn, Lord Taylor, Thomas E.
ot.
j% Nit- C
kitioi. i Illiller. Jones, Theobald
Kemble, Henry Wood, Colonel T.
Wortley, Hon. J. S.
I,:(lPit',l),(9p , Knatchbull, Sir L. Young, John
, qt, , ,-.• B. Knightley, Sir C.
l' ''tr "ohn
Mete sir jam Loather, J. a
, 3ir Wilensani Lygon, Hon. Gen.
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TELLERS.
Fremantle. Sir T.

',Mating, H: B.

,NORITY—NOES,
Forster, Matthew
Gill, Thos.
Hawes, B.
Howard. P. H.
Jervis, J.
Pechell, Captain
Philips, M.
Plumridge, Captain

Saoletield, J.
Scott, R.
Turner, Edmund
Villiers, Charles e.
Wood, R.

TELLERS.
Hume, Joseph
Wail, C. B.

v.T{IIN 'S-IN-THE-FIELDS.—Opera—OLIS
I'l for re-
ItilltVaikn't`," spire of this church, which suffered so much
;44. '''; " hite storm, were commenced on Satnrddy 'll ton —t'teral workmen were employed during the. ay
),44t1 itviseYing the scaffblding, &c., on to the premises,
L'4irs --ilxl,e led that the rebuilding and necessary re-
illtes. t)ecuP at least three or four months. In con-
-,014111,,-e, of thYe alarm expressed by the neighbour.
14. "Ilu qv, present safety of
- char ,_ pew renters, as to the
4rth en, the services have been suspended. until
1., er notic.
khcieirreeted duration of which, ho.weve.r, will not
) The% b./ the repairs which the spire will have to
;Nitee,'—'l% Cuthbert Southey, son of the Poet Lau-
letur 43 I eon appointed assistant curate and evening
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