The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-14 00:00:00

Country Markets.

YORK—J.I7NR 12.
At our corn market to-day there was a fair show of
wheat, and prices were is per qr lower. Barley Was TI
ther easier to buy. Oats in slow request, at late rats..
Beans scarce, and fully as dear.

NOTTINGHAM—JUNE 12.
At our Corn Exchange to-day there was a good shot of
wheat ; inferior samples sold at a reduction of 11 per qt."
whilst sound samples were in good demand at late rsteti
supatior samples of white made 50s, and red 46s per °
atone.

LEICESTER—JuNs 12.
The supply of grain was limited to-day, and WI hl
a good attendance of farmers. Wheat was taken •
slowly, at late prices. Other articles as before.

OXFORD—Jim 12. A fur
We had a good attendance of buyers to-day, and 11 of
supply of grain of all sorts. Wheat met a heavy side'
Is under last week's rites. Spring corn unchanged. ~,,,s
PER QUARTER. ' ran stbil•-
sto Wheat, red (old) 39s to 45113arley, grinding .. too
Ditto (new)
Ditto, white —s to —s Peas -s too::„
Ditto (old)
Barley, malting

Price

Price.

ROCHESTER— JUNE 12.
rrbe fof
, A thin attendance, and transactions limited. -- .1
sales made of wheat were is to 2* per qr below the2A;
week's rates. Oats, Gd to is cheaper; barley neglecw'
and beans rather lower.
AVIRAGE nucEs.
Wheat, wLito 44s to 474
red 35's to 445
Barley, grinding 28s to 325
Beans 40s to 411
°AO 23s to 260
Peas 42s to 441

DALKEITH GRAIN MARKET—JUNE 10. ~
Qrs. Best. Current. Inreo 61
235 Wheat 453 Od
38s .314:1 ......... 31' 01
285 Oats 29s W.., 26s 7d ... ...... 2 01
41 Barley 993 Od 26s 11 1......... 20; 01
17 Peas & beans 43s 6d 42s Od ........ . 40i

HADDINGTON GRAIN MARKET—Rao 11
wiDIAT. &palmy I OATS. I still
First 4ss 01 30; Od 31s Od 44'
Second 4ls 8d 128 s 5d IS 8s 61(4"n, 6

Third

36a Od 1263 0111 1263 111

31s '

Price.

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10
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27%

Price.

Total quantity of wheat in market, 140
oatsqrs., 2 °l°l4
PP IP barleyqrs. f, 0
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,; 179 qrs. LP" 011
EP beans „ 29 qrs., 4'
AVERAGES PER IMPERIAL QUARTER. ..
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Wheat, 21. 0 8 7-12ths l Barley, ll. 8 51 •o
Oats, ... 11. 8 6 3-12ths 1 Beans, 21. 0 7 -4.

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:DUBLIN—JUNE 11.
At this day's market there was a thin attendant" tir
buyers, and only a limited business resulted, bushiest;
ing confined to the actual wants of the moment.
_, $ll
Whits wheat, 26s 6i-to 28s 6d ; red ditto, 24s Oa :"4‘.
6,1; ditto new, Os); barley;malting, 13s to 17s Od;
ing, —a to —s ;'Dace, old, 15s to 16s Od; ditto,
to —s Od ; oatmeal, 14s 6d to 16s 8d; bere, new,
Od ; rapeseed, —s Od to a Od per brl; bakers' flot10„14
Od to 18s 64 per cwt ; Indian corn, 35s 01 to 37s 4/11
430 lbs.

The Piedmontese Chamber of Deputielh Poi
its sitting of the 7th, annulled the electiono
Venasc3, in consequence of the report 0!
committee of inquiry, from which it aPP7iei
that several priests had been actively ellg
in visiting the electors, and incucing the'thef
vote against the Liberal candidate, vrlint;o
said, having voted the suppression of 0011/"T6i
must be considered excommunica.ed.
election of Casale was annulled because i'te
proved that there had been bribery and 71-011
jog ; and that of Serravalle was similarly
with because the parish priest had t 01.40
electors that M. Astengo, the Liberal eanuitys
was excommunicated. The Chamber ,
passed a bill for the purchase of the tramroOrei
tween Genoa and Sampier d'Arena ; and adjoll
to the following day.
the ior

The Avvisodles- sandrino states that • dr
tifications of Alessandria will require I.lPviale
900 guns. It adds that about 500 of these Owl
ready cast. A large number of gun-carriagllo
,
arrived at the citadel, together with timber °
batteries.
, vva, dc
Ma. BARBER'S CASE.—Mr. Brady will .w,,al
'"
(Tuesday) move, in the House of Commons, that "..Ol
committee be appointed to inquire into the allegif b 1
in the petition presented on Mr. Barber's behave
L nd Ebrington, and to report whether any ati be(
redress should be afforded to the petitioner ; or rrer,
any and what other steps should be taken in rd!
to the matters alleged.
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VACANCIES; APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMOTION.
CIVIL SERVICE.—The Foreign Department,—Theptiod
of Envoy Extraoriinsry and Minister Plenipote4o
at Florence has become vacant by the resignatiol4oo
Hon. Her ry G. Hoi ard. War Department—no °t
Principal Storekeeper at Weedon has become Islocf/,
the absconding of Mr. Elliott. General Post-0 r
Miss Jane Dunn has been appointed postiniett;egotk
Stockton-on-Tees, vice Mrs. Isabella Dann, reolor,
Customs.—Mr, Wm. Cassell, extra- clerk, has te- le
pointed seventh clerk at Core ; Mr. R. WhitStliel,
been promoted from gauger first class to be jeldr
of gaugers in London ; Mr. H. M. Comna/001
been promoted from second to first class 10
in London. East Indies. Mr. T. D. Forsyy
bean appointed secretary to the Chief Cumul/I,P
of Geo. Lieut.-Col. J. Clarke has been apPoilj 100°
cammiseion,-r in Oude. Mr. St. G. Tucker hello,
appointed a commissioner in Oude. Mr. B. Tbusittlii
has been appointed to officiate as judicial conirah'oioll
of the Punjab. Mr. 0. B. Saunders has been aPsoll'
a commissioner of the Delhi Division. Mr. B. jjlor
reth has been appointed a commissioner of the •
Division. Mr. P. Egerton has been appol°.tti ,504"
missioner of the first class at Delhi.—Cow
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Gazette. geflA
The three depot ships of the steam fleet in
Portsmouth, Devonport, and Sheerness—the .&-fijuetl'ip
91, Captain the Hon. G. F. Hastings, C. 8.;
91, Captain Robinson; and the Cressy, Si, tierif O:
sted—are to form members of the Channelfleet, tne
reserve staff being turned over to sailing ships;.' ~ it*
The Egyptian paddle steam-frigate, Feld u"'"lvoi
rived in the Mersey yesterday from Alexandria 813.docifir
for the purpose of being taken into the gravin% 01,e,
Mr. John Laird, of Birkenhead, for overbeeliag rola,
pairs of machinery. She has on board a cargo of 4 bfa:
The sick and wounded troops who were bre,gll9
from India in the Himalaya screw steamer, roerficied
arrived at Fort Pitt Hospital, Chatham, on 0000
night, from Plymouth. The number of
troops who embarked at Calcutta on ,turnog• ioo,i'
February last was 127 men of all ranks. ,slab'
the sth (Fusiliers), Bth, 19th, 23d (Royal vistb,
Tiers), 29th, 32.1 (Light Infantry), 34th, 370,,, (fltp
6Uth (Rifles), 61th, 75th, 78th (Highlanlers), 79d
lenders), • (
lenders), 8'2(1, 84th, 90th (Light Infantry), ebollf
lenders), and 97th Regiments, together with dtPetwate
from the Royal Artillery, the Royal Engineer/10
Rifle Brigade, with six women and 13 children;jog
sailed from Calcutta on the 12th Feb., sq,,r,:letOihit'idi
voyage met with very severe weather, which,
es 1,;10
them some time at Simon's-bay, to repair datfia.'eoSP:ddr
tho Himalaya sustained. The Himalaya reroel-, gghs
(lays at Ascension, where she received on board 000.
of the Royal Artillery, 34 women, and 39 chilcirtroco
the co 01.
following, officers came home in charge of
Captain W. D. W. Ramsay, 75th Re,imenbitgi9..de
Sall, 7th Fusiliers ; and Lieut. Wood,'
Assistant-Surgeon Bremner, M.D., R.N., 9',12"1 chi
29th mon/
Surgeon Sexton, M.D., R.N., were in medics
°n
the invalids. During the voyage 10 deaths of the
board—viz., one sergeant of the Bth, one man 00,a° of
one man of the 23d, three men of the 29th, 000 dAr
93ar al
780, one man of the 90th, one man of the •ng ft"
man of the Royal Artillery. On disembarkt 0.
mouth six men, who were unable to proceed t'ad troaoo.
were left behind. The whole of the wounded d
ceived their injuries in the attack on CawlaPr Rest
defence of Lucknow, in which they werenearly e.„, o,d
Of the sick and wounded admitted into Fort I.%vtg,"
have lost a leg and 13 an arm. The case of Pri_vesird.
Porter, of then 3d Highlanders, is very distre „Asp
was engaged ithe memorable defence of Lucri°_:joh.,l
he was struck by a musket-ball in one of his t
tar:3l,o;
13311 passin,, completely through his bead and e_
the other temple, depriving him of the sight ars, of,
Notwithstanding his fearful injuries be has ree°oa tA;
invalids not requiring surgical treatment were i A
Mary's Invalid Depot..

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150

Price,

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BIRTHS.
ADDINGTON —On the 11th inst., at Enfield Villa, V. iff
ton, the wife of Mr. Luke Addington, of Otis( elf
FARRER—On the 11th inat , at 41, Rutland-ge.# e,p,
of J. Ferrer, Esq., late Captain Ist Life aus Xll
son.
—l'll 1,
PRICE—On the 11th inat , at Oxford, Dim
Price, of a daughter.

DALLEY —BROWN—On
MARRIAGES. fo,
40101
On the 12th inst., at St. - eIA
Bryanston-square, John Lambert' Dailey, Btiitn:
son of John Dailey, Esq., of H.H.s Custome,locofie
youngest daughter of John Brown, Esq. °f w
• fo,
place, Portman-square. ~ Gth, PtIO,
MARSHALL—TANNER —On the 10th inst., livo,'-'-dlio'
Covent-garden, Robert Marshall, Esq./ 0 kite a 0
and 2, Torrington-street, Russell-square'
t° —lOO
fling, youngest daughter of the late Thorns'. I,
Esq., of the Army Medical Board. ._lner6,,,
RUTHERFORD —LYNE—On the 9th inst., at St. 81,vii4Pe
Chelsea, John Rutherford, Esq. of l3ak°Bl'4.o
sex, to Louisa Catherine, eldest d'aughter of 4' '
Esq., Comptroller-General of Inland Revenue'

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BicKNELL—On the 11th inst ,at Guildford, S° an,
Bicknell, Esq., aged 76. . Iv'
CLOUGH—On the 11th inst., Mr. Robert Cl°"l3'f
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Oxford-street, aged 56.
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GIBES—On the 6th inst., at Hertford,datilli
Esq., late Alderman ofLondoo, aged 78• 2, F if?'
JENKINs—On the 11th inst., at his r 3 era jol‘
ampten-street, Strand, very suddenly, ti'var of
E. q., aged 55. Oil°
RYE —On the 11th inst., at Banbury, .I.'7°ll°' 00,
Arthur Brisley Rye, F.R.C.S. ct 00 °
SEMPILL—On the 6th inst., at Millport, 14.---., ~a,,
P"
Janet Sempill, aged 90. itht itfi
SMITH—On the 10th inst., Charles Jatnes 80 eab C
solicitor, 2, King's Arms-yard, Coleman-0°
8 aged 68.

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