The Sun. — 1852-02-13 (London, England)

INDIGO. - To•day 874 chests (including 223 withdrawn passed, ord and low Bengal in good demand at about last sal's rates, and mid from Oct rates to 2d discount, good and an ear are brissomeka at 3d to 4d discount. Dry leuf Madras sold passed, 4,386 chts, 287 have been withdrrwn, and liurpahs at 2d advance. Of the to. al 843 bought in, and 2,556 sold. (hrs.—To-day at auction 70 tuns Seal Oil in part sold, pale and tinged 30/ to 301 15s, straw and yellow 27/ to 29/, brown 261 to 271; 40 tuns Sperm 831 15s to 851; tuns Southern 311 to 32110 s; 170 pkgs Ceylon Cocoa Nut were taken in at 34s to 33s  _- TALLow.—To-dpriCes declined for Tallow at the public ass, very low 29s to 32,; 516 pkgs Sydney were oared, and 420 sold at 32s to 358 6d. sales Of 550 pkgs Suu AmericAn 370 sold at 32s 6d to  rnict. outaArs. the average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from returns made in the week ending Feb. 10 on the importation thereof into Great Britain:— terom the British possessions in America 20s. '4d. per cwt Customs Duties paid or payable them:sr i 852, exclusive of From the Mauritius ▪ 19s. 6d. ff From the East Indies ▪ .., 235. 411 ff Average price of the three foregoing descriptions of SUPI, --I', Jointly, computed as above, and exclusive of duty ... 21s lid. 20 HENRY D , ißy authority of Parliament, Groc.,ere-han. Feb. eu 13 —NELL, Clerk of the Grocers Company  FitANCL Tne Minister of the Ulterior has addressed a circular :o the Prefects, ordering them to proclaim b.) placards in er electoral circumscription the candidates proposed by Louis Napoleon, and to warn the electors against those whose known tendencies are riot in the spirit of the new jest itution,. Anioug the guests at the Elpet? on Monday night A to M. de LAroch,i will dpiv4ureilniot,hethneezL, lis itti onr Sritat at Gien." said that he Toe Journal du Loiret says:—" TThePreeident -of the Republic, taking ieto consideration the great gesn' or Is is regret: expressed by M. Michot Boute, and his formal promise nut to meddle more with politics, ordered him to be set at liberty. M. Michot Bouts residence was liberated on the 4th inst. He intends fixing hit, The Duke de Rohan hag, it is said, appealed to the facts of Justice, to obtain an inquiry into the A tfor theacta connected with the death of the Prince de Conde, c. d Purpose of showing that he could not have committed suiccide. The application is grounded on the fact, that the trial took place at a period when it was Tin impossible to arrive at a knowledge of the truth. "e reed in the Courrier de Marseille :—" A com• rnencement of insurrection has taken place in the de. L teartments of the Gird, the Herault, and the Ardeche. arge masses of persons assembled round the prison: to set the persons in confinement at liberty, and the tr°ons were obliged to fire on them. The details are Wanting:, A letter from Monteliman of the Bth, in the Courrier de la Dronze, earl :—" Two nights back a commissary of police proceeded with three agents to Sauzet to arrest a suspected person, whom they knew to be concealed in a particular house. As a matter of precaution the commissary roused up some friends of order to support his men, and then went and knocked at the house other in question. A pistol shot was fired at him from a winonw, on which one of the agents discharged a carbine in the direction of the window, and a man Was seen to fill. It was afterwards ascertained that he was killed, and another man wounded. The n who were in the house only one escaped. Ancommissary then burst in the door, and out of eight me medical aid, and a third, as already stated, lay dead. The commissary and his three agents brought the five men prisoners to this place. Suicides have become wari so badly wounded as to require immediate frequent here; within the last month, tbree demagogues have hanged themselves, and a fourth person has blown his brains out."  L Janeiro; HondurasSl pil vezy ,PN:e°wLs Valparaiso; Actaeon ; Benson, New Orleans; Underwriter,