The Sun.
London, England, 1856-07-28 00:00:00

MANCHESTER, JULY 26.

STOOK EXOHANGE.—This market was doing a fair
amount of business to-day, and prices were unaltered:
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 34i # --- London
and North-Westerns, 108 7i—Blackburn, 8 7-16 -East
Lancashire, 21i—Midland Consols, Bl—Great Western of
Canada, 25k- South Eastern and Dovers, 22 3-16.

ssEABORNE MAILS.

tti lignifies that the mane are sent from the General Post-att..
vy the night—and Ai by the morning—despateh.)

oay linen ma it From W
00uYnazi. to General Por. - due
°Mee, London.* DispateLe . Ea. ,wad.
livery Fridas Liverpoo: Weekly
kitlaZica(byltrit.p k
1,-,atricp. (by United Sts.
packet) ...........N Every Tuesday Southern. t ,Weekly
kruerica (by U. Statss
packet) • • Liverpoo, e.
4.,l3tralia (via Liver-
pool) .......... Ml4th and 19th .... Liverpool .. Twice me]
:Jaw (via Marseilles) NI Dove.
'Otto (via Cape of ~.400e
Sopa) ............N ..... • • .. • • 'l:lncerts'n
tf:ica (West Coast), • N ild of thtt month . Plymouth 6th or rrs.
........ e.N 10th t 26th of r o. Dover • 19d t 19th
1.t.tandria........ _ll lt,t & 2otit of moo. Southampt 4& 21 0.i.0
ilahamas 17th of the month Southampt r ,16th
elgium .N Daily . Dover y
Masi' —ll 9th of the mouth Southampto• July 16.
1uen05A.yre5........14 9th ^, moist' Southstmttot 'July 16
s
Cape of Good Hope .N Uncertain
Cape of Good Hope •.fit
yo de Verde 14• • -none-I, Southamptot- 16th of mo
on (see India) 10th and 26th & 29th
Ceylon .. , N '4th and 20th 4 & 26th
Channel Idea e . ....., Southamp tll Tu.Th.s at
& 17,h of month Southamp , 1 and 16
China ..•... • 4th and 10th 14 and '29
Constantinople ...... olloth and 26th..,
Constantinople 4th & 20th of mcdi. Dove)
~Southatripto- .1
12. and ,9 7
and 24
Cont. of Europe 111 !-1 Twice .„ Dover ...... twice day
Egypt (see India)
eralleo ........ loi It N Twice daily e... Dover .... TwicedAiti
0tra1zar..........Ni 4,7,17,20,27 sfm. Southamptme 6. 7. 24,2thi
Greece (see India)
Greytown ........ 13,2nd & 17th of mon. Southampt• 1 and 16
riumburgh e.N . L0nd0n..... Daily
Savannah 2nd of the month Southall/pm, 2d of mo
flatland —ll Daily
iloncluras , _ll 1.7t0 of the month Southampton 16th
tu (viaSoutbainpt.)M 4th 4 20th of mon Plymoutt, 4 and 21 la
In ila (via lidr.reellles)lll 10th&26th of moth Dover ...... lb & 29 m
Coition Isle& (coo India) •• • • •• • •
trelanti & N Twice daily Hoiyhead
Lieben.............. NI 2d of c 0..
liatiatra vt.n of the not h Southampton 6, 16fis 0.
tladaira .......... , . N 234 of month Liverpool ....
Malta (see India)
Matta 4, 10, 20, and 26 Dover r» 4. 21,15,29
Mauritius (see India)
tetluritius . N 20.11 tot the moult.
rhjaa,xi,lesco, IS, 29
3°Doavtchrani..lL' ist
New Granada 12d. & 17th of month Southampto; July 16
Clew Zea1and.......... T. lee a month
Papal Ntaies Dai1y............ Dover ...... 4 weeklY
Peninsula 4outharapt..,
Pm, Al 3d t 27th of mon. Southampton let & 160
Pat Natal as nrivate ship... Various port,
Every Saturday.. Dever Weekly
Tuscany Daily • • ...... .. • • Dever
Venezneli ad tse nth of month iouthampFen t sr 16ms
Van Diemon's Lon (roc
Went Indies
..7 outimmot ISoo and
iustralia) 4th of mon. T 6 oath!,
Went

Ist & 16th

16mon

When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the malls -,;; be de-
spatched on the following day, with the exception of the
Southampton), and the Malta. both of which will be descatat.t. e the
preceding day.

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BIRTHS.
OF A SON.

On the 23d inst , the wife of Mr. Charles Sully, jun.,
Fenchurch•street.

On the 21st inst., at 3, Princes-buildings, Bath, the
wife of George Parkinson, Esq.—twins.

•F A DAUGHTER.
On the 26th inst., at 23, Montagu-plan, Russell-square,
the wife of Dr. Andrew Clark.

On the 26th inst., at 14, Carlton•hill east, St. John's-
wood, the wife of John Chapple, Esq.

MARRIE D.

On the 26th inst., F. J. H. Temple, Esq., of Chapel-
street, Park-lane, to Agnes, eldest daughter of Mr. Henry
Kitchin.

On the 24th/inst., at Bedhampton, Hants, James Alex-
ander, eldest son of David Charles Untterie, Esq., of Port-
land-place, to Ellinor, second daugter of Rear-Admiral, Sir
James Stirling, of Belmont, Hampshire.