The Sun.
London, England, 1860-04-03 00:00:00

HAY MARKETS.

SMITHFIELD.—Meadow hay, £3 Os to £4 15s ; clover,
Os to £5 10s ; and straw, £1 7s to £1 14s per load.
DM and useful qualities in demand at extreme rates.
therwise, trade rather slew. Supply only moderato.
ICIIMBERLAND.—Meadow hay, 13 Os to £4 15s ; clover,
ip"' Os to £5 108 ; and straw, £1 8s to £1 16s per lead.
-Ns firm.
hWRITEcHIpEL.—Meadow hay, £2lss to £4 15s ; clovet
toady £5 10s ; and straw,
ices 3 to £1 12s per load.
- demand, at very full p

COLONIAL.
tel.P.A.—The market has remained very quiet, and prices
'ain unaltered.
I:ll.llA.R.—There has been a very limited business trans-
41"ecit and prices have shown a downward movement for
Lest descriptions ; and in the refined market slight depres-
-4
„°4 has also prevailed.
orrEz.—The inquiry for the better qualities has been
'te, and prices are well sustained.
ktVez.--There has been a steady inquiry, and full prices
Le been obtained for all qualities of East India.
,10t.ALTPRTR.E.—The inquiries have been moderately
but the I's transactions have been only limited, pre-
'rates being current.
I, 4LLow.—The market is steady. P.Y.C. on the spot
b,Voted 56s 6d to 56s 9d ; April to June, delivery, 538 ;
—`,l last three months, 56s Gd to 56s 9d per cwt.

MARRIAGE DILEMMA.—A short time back a
et,,lltletua was united to a. lovely and accomplished lady at
_ilage near Cam.bri all passed off pleasantly enough
vee bride and bridegroom were on their wedding tour,
tiallf ',arable dicti!! ito
was discovered that the mar-
Vrttp" had been an illegal one, and that the clergyman
it Probably liable to severe penalties for perform-
te Mit ceremony. The bridegroom had never thought
to Plsoviding a license—the clergyman never thought
lifyilliquire for it. So here. were two persons mar-
trZ:without either banns or license, and entirely con-
Vit;Y to the statute in that case made and provided. Here
tit; 4 Clilennaa ! What was to be done ? At the end of three
TO ePecial messenger was sent after the happy couple.
tro-„It, Wedding tour was arrested, an.d back they were
ke,:g4t, when the ceremony was again performed in the
VOleo of the important little documehnmt,
istohheieafb, sence of
44:4,, had been productive of se u gnd the
ttttehsuera resumed their tour, their rasucicden and unexpected
the r.lbeing known to very few persons. Notwithstanding
tote bee
e start, let us hope that the journey through life
BECK
a Pleasant one.—Cambridge Independent.
CARDIGAN
441, '‘ECIC OF A LIVERPOOL SHIP IN CARD.,.
Year,;-":PonTruaDoc Mond Night.—About seven o'clock
eelleclT'Y morning 'a
large barque was seen on the rocks,
'ern Badrig, near this place, during a heavy gale of
,41s g She proved to be the Oberon, of Liverpool, from
atin,,ra,zila with a valuable cargo. The lifeboat of the
Itart", Lifeboat Institution, stationed at Criccieth was
°let ZliatelY manned and launched and proceeded off to the
ship. At a great distance from the land a boat
Ilfet-;`:31,1 full of 3ople rowing in a very heavy sea. Th
"eat°— L°-hWithPd'r directed her course towards the.distressed
After hard pull of an hour and a half in a heavy
1141.-:' the face of a strong gale, the boat was. reached.
Mai?, ere found in her 15 of the ship's crew, in a most
14041,,, 137 Led state and quite unable to manage her. They
tibev-ell the'o en boat the whole of the bitter. cold night.
telcw.,.ele a t once taken in charge by the lifeboat, and
'irv:‘ler7aollonght safely to land by her. One poor fellow,
toi'-e. Then after died from exhaustion, on reaching the
th.,il saved captain and crew had abandoned all hope of
the couraet sawreeuvti;hd.e,nantdhtehyey the flag of the lifeboat,
liNtfetboeftlet:obeoults_continued to struggle with
until its welcome arrival. The Barmouth
llaoff to ),iging to the same valuable institution, had
tih`uag 'le wreck, and great was. the crew's regret on
qke 'lie on board—the Portwadie boat having picked
crew
tuano n to the Berwo4th men.