The Sun.
London, England, 1842-06-18 00:00:00

WAKEFIELD COHN AIARhEr

The arrivals of Grain were small. The best New Wheat ad-
vanced Is., but second qualities and Old :were unaltered it.
value. Barley nominal. Oats and Shelling not so lively, but
last week's rates were fully obtained. Beans the turn dea.er.
No variation in other articles.
Wacat, lied, Essex and Kent —s. 65e. to 66g. fine 675„
NortolsalliCi ...... .004. 6s. tot 39. fine as.
Lin. and Cam. —s. 608. to 635. tine 65 .
Yorkshire —a. 60s. Is 635. tint CU

VC hit°
.....--- Foreign, /red —4. —e. to 553. fine fey.
----- White —a. —l. to Mt nne 70s
Barley, Norfolk and Suff6,lk 24s. to 26a. line 2fia.
6—..-- Lincolnshire
-- Yorkshire Weld 26s. to 28, tine :.th,
6----- Foreign
Beans, New
------ Old
Oats, Potato —a. to 22,. fine rAa,
--- Poland —s. —a. to 225. fine 243,
Vrierlansi and Small
-- Nealing
ShAiing
galt
Rapeseed ...... —l Os 341. Ca. 35/. Os. per Last

The deaths in the metropolis fbr the week ending
June 11, were 847, exceeding those of the previous week by
87. The increase was chiefly in epidemic diseases and those of
the lungs and brain.
While three men were employed on Sunday last
at :Rouen, emptying a cesspool, they inadvertently let a pai
fall t 3 the bottom. They all three went down successively, the
first to recover the pail, and the other two to save their com-
rades, and were all deprived of their senses by the mephitic
vapour. The last was caught by-the hair of his bead, and drawn
up in time to be restored to animation, though.with great diffi-
culty. The two others were irrecoverable.
DEATH. Di A LUNATIC Asurxm.—Mr. Baker, the
Coroner, held an inquest yesterday at Dr. Warburton's Lunati,.:
Asylum, Bethnal-green, on the body of Miss Jane Frith, aged
38, an inmate of that establishment. Mr. James Phillips, sur-
geon of the asylum, said that the deceased was admitted as a
private patient cu Monday week last. Her insanity arose from
the great excitement she experienced a few weeks ago, whilst
engaged in the capacity of visitor in distributing relief to the
poor in the neighbourhood of Homerton. The day after her
admission she was so violent as to require a strait waistcoat, and
since then :she had frequently destroyed her clothes. The
w.istcoat was not in use for more than three hours. At eight
o'clock on "I hursday morning last witness was called to the de-
ceased, and he found her in bed- in a very weak state. She died
at two.o'clock the same day. Witness attributed death to an
effusion of blood on the brain. Verdict, " Natural death."
LEEDS AND MANCHESTER, AND LivEttPopt. AND
MANcREsTER RA ILWAYS NCTlON.—Monday week was the
eventful day on which the tenders for this very extensive work
were to be opened. The successful party is Mr. John Brog-
den, of Manchester, and at a smaller sum than was anticipated,
—report says under 50,000/.—that i 4, for the formation of
the entire line between the Leeds Railway and Hunts' Bank.
This ram is some 23,000/. or 24,0001. below that which Messrs.
Tomlimon received for the Stockport viaduct.—Doncaster
Gazette. _

M. Carlo Bonucci has just been elected correspond-
ing member of the Academia des Beaux-Arts. The other
candidates were the Count de Dietriebstein, of Vienna;
Schiavoni, of Venice ; M. Mercadant', of Naples; and Messrs.
Agicola and Campana, of Rome. - _