The Sun.
London, England, 1842-07-30 00:00:00

TALLOW MARKET.

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The Alarket was flat at 48.5. for small parcels of fine Yellow
Caudle, arid 48s. 6d. for arrival.
SPIRIT MARKET.

Ruin dull of sale, and prices on the decline. Proof Leewirds,
2F, to 2s. Id. ; and 4s. to ss. 6d. for good and middling
Jan,aica. Brandy is heavy of sale, and prices on the decline.
FRUIT MARKET.

The market was heavy, and prices on the decline. Cur-
rants said at 50s. to 575. per cwt.

WAKEFIELD CORN D,IARKEr.

The supply of Wheat was large, with a considerable quan-
tity of Foreign ; the demand being litaited, prices again de-
clined 2s. per quarter. Good fresh Oats obtained the rates of
last week. Beans dull of sale. No variation in other articles.
The growing crops in this neighbourhood are well spoken of,
and, with fine weather, harvest will commence in ten days.
W neat, lied, Essex and Kent —s. 581. to dd.. on. t Is.
-- Neriula anti Sutlolk ..... ... —e. Is. to 583. fine 6 s
-- Lin. and Cam. —a. 555. to 583. tine 60..
-- Yorkshire —s. 525. to 58e. tint 604
• NO hite
.----- Foreign, tted —B. —s. to 50e. tint 59 .
—.....----- White —S. —s. to ZS:. nne t 4t
Carley, Norfolk anet SutitAk
..*-- . Lincolnshire
Yorkshire \Vold .. . 281. tt, 304. fine 11..
Foteign
Beane, New .. 32s. to —s. list 358.
----- Old .
Oats, Potato —s. to 245. line tG.
—..— Poland —s. —s. to 245. tine 28.
---- Vriezlan.l and Small —s. —s. to 18, line kO..
-- b.ealing
Sh.-Iling
Malt
Rapeseed ..... ....... —l.os 2t.t. Os. CUI. Os. per Las,

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS.
(From the Votes and Proceedings "f the house of Commons. )
FRIDAY, JULY 29.
SUPPLY.—( In the Committee.)
MINORITY of Fifteen (Tellers included) who voted against
the Grant of £59,936 i*Jr South Australia.
Aldam, William Morris, David Wawn, J. T.
13rotherton, J. O'Connell, D. Williams, W.
(urteis, H. B. Philips, Al.
Duncan, Cieorge Pulstord, Robert TELLERS.
!;wart, W. Thornely, Thomas Hums, Joseph
Heathcoat, J. Wood, B.

CANADA LOA.
INOTUT Y of Eleven (Tellers inelui

(I).‘vilo voted agains

the Guarantee for the Canada Loan.
Cobden, Richard Hindle', Charles Williams, Wm.
Crawford, W. S. llume. Joseph "-- TELLERS.
Duncan, (leorge O'Connell, M. J. I Bowring, Dr.
Duncoinbe, T. S. Wawn, John T. French, F.

LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER RAlLWAY.—Wed-
nesday a special general meeting of the shareholders in this
company was held in Liverpool, for the purpose of declaring a
a dividend. The gross income of the Company from January
to July had been 114,0761. 15s. Bd. and the net profit
54,496/. 2s. 10d., which, with the surplus of 8,122/. 9e. 7d.
from the preceding half-year, enabled the Directors to declare
a dividend of 51. per share, being at the rate of ten per cent.
per annum.
LIGHT FOR ALL NATIONS ON THE GOODWIN.—At
length, in spite of adverse predictions, and many ominous
shakes of the bead, Mr. Bush has succeeded in the attainment
of his object. The caisson is now safely deposited on the
Goodwin, on the interior part of the sands hieing the town,
usually called by the boatmen the inward salt bank. The
occurrence was so unexpected, that there were no more than
the ordinary number of persons on the beach to witness the
sight. The suddenness of the exit, which took place on
edneMay afternoon, about two o'clock, disappointed many,
the passage to the sands occupying two hours and a half, so
that at l2lf-past four the voyage was completed. At this time
the depth of water on the spot alluded to was eleven feet, and
at the caisson drew about the same number, it gradually resttd
on the sand, though in a somewhat inclined position. Tht
arrangements with res;.ect to towing and steering were con-
ducted with much skill and precaution, the former by the
itionkey, a Government steamer, and the latter by the Lady
Flora revenue cutter, commanded by Lieutenant Batt. It is
worth mentioning, that at the lowest spring tides the depth 01
water where the caisson is placed is seldom less than six feet.
Mr. Bush is now adding another tier of plates to replace that
which was detached from the base during the heavy swell last
week. The contit.uatice of favourable weather will now greatly
ficili!aie ulterior operations.
chailseupleartzlnt,oinsieueittatkhte, s tia,isatee:
entei-taininents zit thi.
amusoefnli(olristesaraeisle, exhibiting their feats here,
~tall. favourite duilearcoewo,sf
studto the delight of the spectators.
in the Rotunda. The illumination of the Gartivit‘ is on the
The Fire at Ilaniburgh,' wind,
usual scale of brilliancy.
Las been curtailed, forms now a good representation of the
eoutlagration, while the concert is supported by Mrs. H.
Grattan and Whet favourites of 114;public. The Alasquerad.
for Tuesday, for which great preparations arc making, adver-
tises a long programme of good things.
Earl Do Grey's indisposition ariscs chiefly front an
acute attack of rheumatic gout in his right arm, which prevents
his Excellency from using it, and foe which his physicians hay,
presciib..d the waters of 13aden Baden, where he will proceed
In a few days.