The Sun.
London, England, 1856-11-29 00:00:00

FOZEION.

Dutch Rhenish
Lyons and Mediterranean ..........
Montereau and Troyes •• • ..
Namur and Liege
Northern of France .• .• •• •••• •• • •
Orleans and Central ..
Paris and Lyons
Paris and Rouen. • • • • .• • . ••
Paris and Strasburgh ...........,
Rouen and Havre..,,,,,,,,.•,,,
Western of France ....

1,982

37,894

2,212

42,239

THE NEW MEDICAL BILL—The .Apothecaries Coir•
pany of Dublin bas formally expressed its dissent from
the new bill proposed by the medical corporations. This
looks -like the first shot of another skirmish, destined,
like those during the last few sessions of Parliament, to
continue until it is too late to bring in a bill of any sort;
when the disputants will blame one another for throwing
obstacles in the way, and Parliament will ask in despair
what oan be done foz a body of men who do not yet
know their own minds ? As the bill of last session, after
all the patching it underwent, was finally acknowledged
to fairly represent the wishes-on the profession, there is
no very satisfactory reason why all' the trouble expended
on it should be lost, and this inventio t of the medical
.
corporations substituted. It is true that .
the bill of last
r
session rather curtailed the liberal allowance of loaves
and fishes hitherto divided amongst these
but the profession will hardly consider this a
valid Ph'
jection. The real object of a Medical Bill should be the
protection and advancement of the welfare of the gene-
ral body of praotitioners ; not the conservation of cor-
porations that only nominally represent, and only lan-
guidly protect, the interests of the great body of the
profession.— Lancet
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LIVERPOOL—Nov. 28.
The corn market this morning was largely attended by
milers and dealers from- a distance. Rather a large busi-
ness was transacted in foreign wheat, at fully Tuesday's
prices, and in some cases, for American red, ld to 2d per
bushel advance was realised. Prime barrel flour com-
manded extreme rates, but Irish sack flour neglected. In-
dian corn barely supported Tuesday's rates, and only in
limited demand. Oats and barley ld per bushel lower,
and oatmeal 6d per load: Egyptian beans 6d per quarter
lower.