The Sun.
London, England, 1842-03-31 00:00:00

the parish or union in which they resided to allow then;
a sufficient amount of out-door relief, either in money °r
food, for their weekly maintenance.
The Jury returned a verdict " That the decease
Elizabeth Gwilym, died from fracture of the thigh bon::
sting,
caused by a fall, from extreme debility and exhauo
produced from the want of the common necessaries el
life."
at the wretched situation of the deceased'
The deepest sympathy manifested itself in the Coup
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nion, Ann Gloster ; and, at the suggestion
man, the Jury subscribed 125., the Coroner 55., t,
Air. Mills, his Secretary, 2s. 6d., towards relieving 1"
poor creature's immediate necessities.

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS'
Dutertre, alias Desrosjers, one of the men el
mitted for trial before the Court of Assizes,
the assassination in the Rue d'Arcole, Was arr "-iv
last week, before the Tribunal de Premiere
stance, together with another man named Anstlusil:
for a robbery in the apartment of 31. Leeli ite
the Rue du Cherche-Midi. When the Pre-,' 0t
tbe
was about to interrogate Dutertre he move
Court, by Counsel, for a postponement of the hekri
until after he had been tried for the capital drenetoot
which he was accused. The Learned Counsel.,
the same arguments as were used on behalf of ATMs
Lafarge, when under similar circumstances.
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was opposed by the Advocate, General T rigit
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and the Court decided that the trial then f0!..4
should proceed. The prisoners were both f7tbi
guilty. Dutertre was sentenced-to hard labour a.letit
hulks for six years,•and Ausmann to close coninew •
for five years. • he Pie
A gentleman, passing on Saturday along t bebl
Montmartre, perceived that an attempt was .0016
made to pick his pocket, but suffered the operahtltto
proceed until the thief's hand had got to the -°t et
-and was about to extract the handkerchief,
the critical moment, the furtive hand was grasr.t
by a vice, and held until the person to whoa
longed was dragged along to the office of the cunitioi
sary of police of the quarter, where he.was rcAnibie,
as an old and notorious practitioner in the 1,1011
who had been at least nine times before in the
of justice, to which he was again committed.

THE MARKETS.-(YEST-r4.--
CORN EXCHANGE. hoe
in
The fresh arrivals of grain since Monday deal A
small. Wheat firm at last quotations, with senle.n rat));
for Foreign. Barley as last reported.' Oats agole tb
dearer, the stock being moderate. Flour better
of late.

COLONIAL MARKETS. ,ere
There was not much demand, but holders 's 10;
and obtainel full rates. The imports were sols to6t.
Sugar sold steadily. Brown West India at 576' r of'
Yellow, tls. to 70s. per cwt. In Refined Sint
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business was done ; Standard Lumps, 82s. per n, Ond
Coffee there were few buyers, but prices are fir'i'a
ordinary Ceylon, 765. to 78s. per cwt. Rice s"
freely. Bengal, 10s. to 12s. per cwt. dfoil
TEA MARKET.
The operations were few, but holders ob'
rates. Company's Conou ls. 11d. cash. se
TALLOW MARKET. 91)„
The market was dull, and prices were b 43j'
tained. Yellow Candle 475. 3d. on the spot ; t.
for delivery in the last three months of the Jo,
FRUIT MARKET.
The demand. was good, and prices firm. Cullilw

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