The Sun.
London, England, 1856-05-06 00:00:00

form the Black Sea from a commercial aud neutral Sea icier
warlike sea, the time it would occupy Russia to convert slug
chant vessels into ships of war, and get up her fleet, 10isi
be so great that, b ;fore she could accomplish it, the Tur,ter
fleet in the Bosphorus, and the English fleet in the ged,,11,11
ranoan, would have ample time to sweep the Black So uont
warlike ships as they had done before. The hon. geut.ftle
asked whether Sebastopol was to remain as a large arm
fort. Upon this point be would call 'attention to the ej
that before the ratifications of peace' had been conclu,of
Russia bad permitted British vessels to enter the harbour:o
Sebastopol, in order that greater facilities might be 31f°00
for the removal of troops, stores, and other matters. his
stipulations made respecting the Aland Islands were, 'nod
opinion, of great importance to the interests of Sweden' of
by it we had secured to a great extent the independence
that country and security from the aggressions of Itngs'tir
thought that those stipulations were matters of gr°3"atof
faction. The noble lord had complained that the oleo
reputation of this country had suffered in conseque",e° for
campaign. Bat whatever tight have been the elzdn'°'ool
naerly entertained abroad as to the state of the
opinion was now completely altered, and the review
40,00 U men which had within the last few days been It {be/
the heights of Sebastopol, was a sufficient answer t°" lain
who thought that we were unable to feed, keep, or nOtiat
an army abroad. (Loud cheers.) Nor did he thiuttbtc
any power in the world could doubt the ability °f orld,
country to send a powerful fleet into any part of the the
and if honourable members could forget for a mon°s we.
annoyances to which they were subjected a few din'
they would remember having witnessed a fleet s'
mouth; such as no nation in the world had ever Yet
psrr
lected together, (Hear.) He believed that the e°—,„l 006
tive want of enthusiasm in the public respecting thept 00!
~,
arose mainly from a feeling of disappointment in the foe
the vast forces which we bad now at our disposal W(nt,,,igbi
have an opportunity of showing what great results theiiiideit.
have had accomplished if a peace had not been COle Egli,
(Hear, hear.) The whole objects of the war had beeni,
gained and secured by the peace which had just loefu-iare.
eluded ; awl, looking both to the present and to th,.° tread
he trusted that the house would view with loyalty the
which had just been concluded by her Majesty. (117:4.
On the motion of Mr. S. FITZGESALD, the debate r
journed till this day.
Fire if
On the order for going into committee upon the- tlO
surances Bill a short discussion arose, which elide'
committal of the bill pro formd only.
Tne Dissenters' Marriages Bill passed through corni:,— °op,.
The remaining orders and business having been
of the house adjourned at 2 o'clock.

Country Maricets.

CIIELIISFORD—May 2. 0,101,
We cannot report the wheat trade very brig/ ot.
although the beg, samples may be quoted is to
In second-rate and inferior qualities, however, th%oh
no improvement in the rates of last week. Barley's,'
peas, and oats without alteration. 0,
Wheat, white, old, per s. s. 4e
qr.sl 75 Oats, per qr ......... . ,1
,51 73 Peas, Partridge ..... 0
.41 ,50 67 White... ........
,49 66 Boiling ........
30 38 Dun ...5
02,
,33 42 Beans, Tiek ....... sr
.28 36 Harrow tic'e.34
.71 75
73 77 Ditto, uevr-•

new
red, old

n0w....,

Barley
Chevalier
Grinding
Halt
Chevalier

COLCHESTER—MAY 3.
in 00°
A short supply of wheat. Fine white wheat bold
at is to 23 per qr. advance ; fresh red is dearer,;oo tY
keeps up in value ; and beans and hog peas were P
turn dearer.
fib 001
Prices to-daywere as follow :—Wheat, white, VP',"
red,-62s to 68s; barley, 3'ls to 40s ; cats, 22s to 2u,•
vlazagan, 34s to 36s ; middle and small 36s too
white, 403 to 429 ; grey, 403 to 425.

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Official Statement of the Quantities of Corn, k°"lto,
in the port of London, from the following P°l
the 26th April to the 3d May, both inclusive.

4.; ,;
g .2
4. A
a PA

/
0 tzl

-1....-- i
.....

Colchester
Harwich ...,
Leigh
Vialdon

200
11731

407 496
! 627 ;2
1.028,. 4i

109; 546

KIRSCA_LDY—APRIL 26.
Ns
We had good supplies of wheat and oats to-day. 11 r-
P
t. few quarters of barley. Sales wore ready for :,;01.
Wheat ls, and oats Gd per qr. dearer; barley 11°''' soP
Bo al
Wheat. Barley. Oats. I,as j
I
First 73s al 42s al 30s Od I 0,
Second Vs 041 41s Od 't 9s Od I as
I
Third 58s Od 33s Od I 26s Od

COAL MARK:
Prices or Coal por ton at

ET.—MAY 5. ILO
the close of the nisr
Welland, tto• 0,
. I
16
Brachlyll ''..16
Framwellgate. ............ ig
Haswell ....................
Hatton ....................
Kepler. . .................. 1
Kepier Grange .......... ".11
Lam bton ............... 10 (1
Plummer .. . . ........... ",17
'Russell's Hetton ........ 'l6
Cowndou j6 $
Cassop • .:16 0
Heugh Hall',ll 0
South Kelloe ........... g
Tees ....................
Whitworth ...............

s. d.
Byass's West Hartley l7 6
Davison's West Hartley 18 0
Hasting's Hartley lB 0
Howard's West Hartley

Netherton 18 0
Longridge's Wst Hartley 17 9,
Ravensworth Hartley lB 0'
Victoria Hartley l5 9
Walker Primrose 01
West Polton l5 0
West Riding Hartley _l5 9
Wylam 15 9,

iJ Sold