The Sun.
London, England, 1856-01-25 00:00:00

NEWARK-JAN. 23.

There was a full attendance to•day, but little or no busi-
ness was transacted. Wheat receded in value 35 to 44 per
quarter.

Wheat, white 80s to 825, red 765 to 78s; barley, malting
38a to 41s, grinding 36a to 385; oats, 24st. 36s to 385, 22st,
30s to 33s ; beans, 52s to 56s ; malt —s to —4; peas, Os
to Ms ; tares, —s to —a par qr.

SEABORNE MAILS.

(N signifies that the mails are sent from the General Poet•olllee
ey the night—and M by the morning—despatch.)

Day wti int made ut I From What When
1:1101.1NTRIESY in General Post- Port due in
Office, London.. Dispatched Ent( land.
A.inerica(byllrit.pack)N Every-Friday .. • • Liverpool .. Jan. 31
kinerice. by Unit od Sts.
packet) ...... •..•1•1 •• • • •• • • Liverpool Jan. 29
kmetica (by U. Staten
packet) •• • • • • Southampte. 'Jan. 26
kustralia (via South-
ampton) ..........M •-••• •• • • Southampton
Ditto (via Marseilles) N • ••• . • • • • • Dover
Ditto (via Cape of Good!
Hope) .....N1...... ..... • • • . ••1 Uncettat
Africa (West Coact) ...tY ,23d of the month ..Iplymouth .. Feb. 6
N,8,9, 24, & 30 of It' JDover
Alexandria
......... , 4thß4, & ioth of mmilsoutlaampton
aaeamas .......... , 17th of the
fleigium ......• • . N 11401 Y ••••• • • • • • Dover ...... ,Dafly
Brazil hi 9th of the month.. Senthampie! Feb It.
Buenos Ayres ----NI 9th o, the mont!... Southarnette, Feb lb
Cape of (-food Hope ..N Various port lUtice nett
Cape of Good Hope N
Cate de Verde of thy. moiire Southampto. JAR. lb
Ceylon (see In•Ila`
N,
Chime& Isles . ....N Wede&Frp•,Routhamp:.ot.
Chili. . .......... 2rl *l7th a moett.ll4outhempt-..
Chin, ,Once a month.... i Jan. 20
Constantinople 9,13,18,23,.422•• oi tHl'over ,
Constantinople 14th *2oth of mi.,'Souttetnapt.y,
Cont. of Europe., M , !Dove! ..... dell
Egypt (see India)
France .. M j',lTwlet, daily .. Dove: Twieee••:`
;)ibraitai.
,„ Al 4,7,17, t.)0,27 Soitilicnaptoe'
Oreece (see Iniiia) !
Grey-town .......... ,2tl & 1 ith of mon Soatfi..tretploe
ID &etre, ......., N !Tuesday & !Loudon
idavennah I2nd of the monvisouthamptor. Jan. 16.
Unhand .. • DaflY • • •• • • .... !Dover „ DaUe
Honduras( the month.l6outhamptor 16thotate
intia (viaSouthampt.)q !4th t '2oth of mon.lpiymonth .. Jan. 30
India (via Marseilles) M!9thge 25th of monthiDover ......!
lonian fees (see india)l7,l7, & 27 of mon
Ireland & N Twice daily .. .• .. pal; head . T•rieedat
Li5h0n.............. M 17,5,
17, & 27 of rn.:Southamptoti Feb lb
Madeira 9tli of the nionth!Southamptoa,
Madeira ii.,23d of month • • ..ILiverpool ...I
Ste to. (see India)
Malta ill, 18, & 28 of mon.lDover Jan. 20
Mauritius (see India)
St turitius
,„ 14th of the -month
ez.im 2nd of the month... Southampton Feb 1
Naples . . • ,
I,4llsal2AfhOrMolLlDover ......1
m
New flundia 2•1& 17th of month,Southampton,
New Zealand illy private slip ..iVarious port.‘,l7ncerl in
Papal
~itatoi, sthlbth2sthofmon.lDover
Peninsula Tthl7th27thormon.!9otithamptoni
Peru & 'l7th of motiHNouthampton!
Port fly private ship... Various ports Uneerto,
Sicily ......N sthlbth2sth( futon, Dover ......
Tuscany •
....N stlllsth2sthoemon. Dover ......
Venezuela 2d& 17th of month Southampton,' & I 6 mo
Van Diemen's Land (se. 1 I •
Australia) I
Nli2rlB4 17th of month !Southampton 11 & 16 anon
West Indies

Sonthamptent

r 1 & 16 mon

When any of these dates fall on a Sunday, the malls will it de-
spatched on the following day, with the exception of the In Ile (vl9
Southampton), and the Malta, both of which will be despatched tt
preceding day.

RAILWAY* TRAFFIC RETURNS.

LONDON AND SOUTU.EASTERN RAlLWAY.—Traffic re-
turn for the week ending Jan. 19,-1856 215,921 19 0
Corresponding week last year 13,182 14 7

Increase in 1855
LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.-.
Traffic return for the week ending Jan. 19,
1856 £9,56813 2
Corresponding week last year 8,697 9 10
Total of the half-year to this date, 1856 29,756 15 4
Total of the half-year to this date,lßss
SCOTTISH CENTRAL RAILWAY.—Traffio return for the
week ending Jan. zO, 1856 22,787 13 41
Corresnondinn week last year
GREAT LIIXEMBOERG RAILWAY.—Traffio return for the
week ending Jan. 20, 1856 £2Bl 17 6

EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF cESOPHAGOTOMY AT GUY'S
HOSPITAL-0a We lnesday morning an extraordinary
operation was performed by Mr. Cock, surgeon, at
Guy's Hospital, upon Mr. Thomas Guildford, aged 21
years, residing at Lowfielo-street, Dartford. It appears
that the unfortunate gentleman, while asleep, swallowed
a false double tooth, which was let into the jaw with a
silver plate, and which stuck fast at the end of his
throat, nearly suffocating him. Mr. Martin, surgeon,
of Dartford, who was sent for, found it impossible to
rrmove this foreign sub,tance, and advised an instant
removal to Guy's Hospital, Here Mr. Cock performed
the operation in a skilfel manner. The case excited
e4.e,iderable intere t amongst the profession. The un-
fortunate wentlernan is going on well.
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