The Sun.
London, England, 1858-08-23 00:00:00

DUBLIN CORN-AUG. 20.

There is very little demand, and prices for nearly al de3criptions
were about the came r lelt week, except for bore and rapeseed,
which were 6d lower. There were several samples of new wheat,
which brought 22s 6d to 26s For barrel. Nothing doing. in Indian
corn, and out quotations are scarcely more than noraina%
Wheat, white.....z 61 6d to 28s 641 Oats Iss Od to Its Od
Ditto, rod ...24s Od to 2Gs Od Ditto new 13s Od to 15s Od
Barley iSs Od to 178 Od Bere I3s 6d to 14s Od
Rapeseed 30s Od to 128 6d 1 Oatmeal 14e 6d to 168 Ed
Tetuan corn lls Od to 33s Od I Beterz' flour 14s 6d to 198 Od

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MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE.—A few days since
Mr. C. Swann held an inquest at Nottingham touching tl-c
death of Miss Jane hill, a young lady about 15 years of
age, daughter of Mr. Thomas Hill, lace manufacturer, Not-
tingham Park. About ten o'clock on the night of the 2d
instant the deceased and her sister Caroline, aged eight
years, retired to bed, and when up stairs she was getting up
to the window to draw the blind clown, when her muslin
dress caught fire. The flames were extinguished as quickly
es po-Bible, and Mr. St?ven7on, surgeon, Park-row, called
in. She went on well up to Saturday week, when aymptoms
of tetanic character manifested themselves. Mr. White,
surgeon, was called in on Sunday, but, notwithstanding the
exertions of both medical gentlemen, the deceased continued
to get worse, and died on Tuesday morning, the immediate
cause of death being lockjaw. Verdict—" Death from
tetanus, caused by being accidentally bums."

EIRTITS

NEITLYFOI.D.—On the 19th inst., at Stoke Newington, Mrs. E. J.

Nettlefold, of a son.
Nixox.—At Jersey, the wife of Mr. P. C. Nixon, of a daughter.
REMINGTON—On the 19th inst., at Grove-place, North Brixton, the
wife of T. Remington, Esq., surgeon, of twin daughters.
RIDGE.—On the 15th inst., at Richmond, the mac of F. Ridge, Esq.,
of a son.
Smirnss.—On the 19th inst., at Morden, Blackheath-park, Mrs.
Smithes, of a son.
STRONG.—On the 17th inst., at Woking, Surrey, the wife of Mr. R.
J. Strong, of a sun, stillborn.
WARD.--On the 18th inst., the wife of Mr. 11. Ward, of Stanwcll, of
a daughter.