The Sun. — 1847-06-10 (London, England)

AUK VALS. flour. h y arte. Oats qrs. 1,040 qrs. 1 1,6130 as 1,420 5,510 a  11,600  E • • • Irish. ........ ,retgn  Wheat. 1,310 qrs.  SOO 9,830  Mali. 220 ors. Z E. We had rather ads! lIITECBIAP on ow ikquiry here the following terrrlaAs; —Beet, from 4s to 5s 2d ; Mutti;u. 4+ 4(1 to 55 4d; Lamb, 53 r• to 61 lal ; Veal, 4s to 5s ; and Pork, 45 to 55 per 81b3, pi the carcase  CHILD MURDER, near UXBRIDGE' yea' s of age, living- at Hare fiat On Tueadav Sarah Co per, a single woman, about 30 miles west ot Uxbridge who has been the mother of limas cteldrE'n, was finally examined before Messrs. 1:. Ci tx and T. Digital'. the silting magis' treats. Uxhriage. on a charge of baying wilfully murdared her Wall r ate child, her own offspring. a villae about four_ The cave excited great interest, and the large room i,EI which the nataistrates hold their sittings, in the King Arms-yard, was crowds dto excess by the inhabitants.o_ The prisoner was first examined on Thursday 104 the 21_ which day she was remandad until yesterday, when following depositions were taken:— Policeman Godfrey, T divisioa, deposed that in on"' vired,nri; (pence of information he received, he went on day last, the 2d inst., to a house at Elarefield,.et the prisoner lodged, the privy of which he body and under the we,,:,1,011; ot the soil he found the bodr of a male infant, quite intik. d. After it h.id been wasbeot it at first apttea q lite a bite, then there arrested 6 dark mark round the throat :Ind also on one of the arm !! and the b aty in abaut tt.n mania s turned a dark grel colour. lie then took the prisoner into custody an told her he did at air tha coma alirient of-childbirth. witness ta:d her he Could not persuade her prisons 'ak, d wilt es it she should plead either tvie4; and that she told better be cautious. The prisoner then and said sae shard i piaait guilty of murder, but that it was distrt ss that had brought her to it, and that go foundwould be the death of tier poor mother. Witness also a tinaer the privy sue oldmarked with cons blood. rags, blood. that John Castle, a labourer, or Harefield, who is B:ei hat guilty, IaIU to be the father of the deceased child, depotold about a month alter :11ichaelreas last the prisoner him that she thought she was pregnant, and fh pretty thing that weld ; be." She then asked biro could get tier any saffron to make away but he told her he should not do any such a thingarTare. Sarah Smith, the wife of Christopher Smith, (4.'4,00 field, &postai that the prisoner had lodged in her .11...er fir about eight months. Having been told the prier, was oreviant, witness mentioned the report to hr.:, which ,he said the people who talked about her 07, with the dam wished she was, but she was not. Witness had ra • toned it to her several times, but the prisoner altoY denied it. seal t° bod Mr. Hayes Kyd, suraeon, of Harefield, depot' 0 having made a post mortem examination of the the male tafant eitild in question, and found it above the ordinary stzia The chest was well fillr" by inflated its organs, the lune.s w, developed, and entirely ipg so as partially to c,•nceal the pericardium. On aPPAI.:7. the hydrostatic test, he fi,und the lungs per'vc 4;f broyant. From those appearances, witness was tats— opinion that the chid was bar') alive, but could no el nny csuse of death. The b dy was so much dennrbrs that if there had been marks of violence witness cou_A ant have discovered them. Found the umbilical coe; passed round the neck, and embedded in a fold of t% Itet•k. It was also crossed over the breast, and term tutt,•riby runture. It was not cut but broken. lt exarnmed the pr. surer, Rohl I,va• of opiaion that sbe weeks. oor been deiivered of a tantla a ithin the last three wee e tat issuer. who said v ,„ ott ing in answer to tpia ch urge. Wes then f'ully cammitted Newgate fir trio for the murder, and was soon afterwards conveyed town On Thursday last, Mr. Whitley, M.P., the coronet:: aaened an inquest in tie• same case, which stands tte journed until aa-urday next. DFPLORAI3LE StriciDE.—Tuer•day Mr. W. Parr held an imp,- st, at Bridewell Hospital, on view of the boui ~f Cap';:in tn J:ies John Gaeen, aged 26, late captain of the° Era steamer, of Richmond, who committed suicide on tb, nigh ~1 Fri.:ay last, off the above vessel, at the end . Arundel-stairs, Strand. At the end of a very lengthened in' quiry, in which a number of witnesses were examined. itwal clearly established that the deceased bad contemplated the • act of self-destruction, inasmuch as two letters were found on ' board with his clothes, addressed to his friends, in his own handwriting, taking leave of them, and stating his intention to commit suicide. He also spoke of a person by whoa ' had bean illtreated, and which circumstance is said by hi (deceased's) brother to have weighed so heavily on his min" as to bring on a morbid depression of spirits, and thus the.. inducement to so rash an act. The body was discovered ° three o'clock on Monday morning, lying on the shore oesi. Blackfriars-bridge, and so determined was the deceased to • accomplish the violent deed that he had tied a large stone to his neck, by means ors rope, and had on his shirt and tock" ings at the time he plunged into the water. Verdict' "Temporary Insanity." The decline in grain in the markets of the French departments contittu s uninterruptedly. From 2f. to sf• hectolitre is abate an average of ate further fall aimottue by lite eports rec tired from several of the districts. ,nvid