The Sun.
London, England, 1867-08-23 00:00:00

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COUNTB,Y MARKETS.

BRISTOL—THURSDAY.
On our market to-day there was a good supply of Eng-
lish wheat on offer, nearly all new which sold at from 606
for red to 66s for white per 4961 b. In foreign wheat, which
met a limited inquiry, prices were is lower. Some samples
of now making barley were on show; grinding qualities
in short supply, and, with a trifling demand, made previous
currencies. Oats steady. Indian corn met a fair trade at
former prices. Beans in favour of buyers.

111A.NC ILES T ER— THURSDAY.
Our market this morning was peorly attended. There
was only a limited business done in wheat, and English
declined is per qr and foreign 3d per cental. A limited
trade in flour. No change in English beans, but Egyptian
and also Indian corn 6d cheaper. Oats and oatmeal rather
easier.

BURY ST. EDMUNDS—WEDNESDAY.
The supply of wheat at this market to-day was pretty
good, and trade ruled for previous rates. Now Talavora
at is to 2s per quarter under the quotations of last week.
Other grain unchanged.
Average prices : Wheat, 72s 4d ; barley, 38s Od; oatSt
—s Od ; beans, —s Od.

BIRAIINGHAINI—ThuitsDAY.
At this day's market there was a small supply of Eng-
lish wheat, for which quotations wore the same as last
week, although iu some instances a decline of is per qr
took plq.ce. Barley, oats, beans, and peas were in little
request, and ruled at former prices.

EDINBURGII—WEDNEsDay.
Wheat on the top, Os 6d down average, is Od
Barley on the top, 3s 6d up... average, is 84 up.
Oats on the top, Os 9d up • average, Os 24 up.
Beans on the top, Os Gd down average, Os 9d down.

Total supply and sales.
Wheat _7lB qrs sold 49?
Baxley 157 qrs sold 113
Oats 892 qrs sold 430
Beans 52 qrs sold 22

Average prices.
Wheat, 64s ld I Oats, 34s 2d
Barley, 39s 2d 1 Beans 47s 7d
Town-made flour sells as follows :—White, 53s Od; extra
superfine, 51s Od; superfine, 49s Od; fine, 47s Od.

GLASGOW—WEDNESDAY.
To-day's market was well attended, and the busineso
done in wheat and flour was quiet, at former quotationS•
Feeding barley firm. Old oats at rather increased priceS•
Foreign oats the turn lower. Indian corn 3d decline.

Foreign Mail Packet List.

MAILS DUE.

Xnstralia and New Zealand, via Southamptoa.....Sept. 19
Ditto, Via Marseilles .....Sept. 13.

Ditto, via Panama • •• •
Brazil, Buenos Ayres, and Monte Video Sept. 3.
Ditto, by French packet . Aug. 22
Cape Verde. by Brazil packet ...... ...... Sept. 3.
Cape of Good Hope. Ascension, and St. He1ena....A14% 21'
China, Penang. and Singapore, via Southampton—Se 2.
Ditto, via Marseilles • ug„.:27.
Falkland Islands ... Sept. 3.
tiribraltar, via Southampton ••••• Aug. 2`•
India, via Southampton ., . &ug. 22 '
Ditto, via Marseil es Aug. 21'
Malta, Egypt, &a
Ditto, Marseilles.. Aug. 2S'
Mauritius, Cape of Good Hope, and Natal, via
Southampton • Sept. 19'
Ditt ~ via Marcel les Sept. 33'
Newfoundland
Portugal Sept. 3.
_ _ .

- -
Ditto, by private ship to Oporto ...
Ditto ditto to Lisbon
United States, Canada, California, &c., by British
packet
Ditto, by United States packet
Ditto ditto (New York)
Ditto ditto (New York)
Ditt ) ditto (Baltimore) •• A

Ditto, by Canadian packet

_ . .
IVest Coast of Africa. Mad Ara, and Tenerifr3......Sopt. 4
Wert Indies and Pacific (except Mexico and Baha-
mas) Aug,. 21'
Cub t and Mexico ...Aug- 2'.
Balia:nas, via New York Sept. 1,
Bermuda, via ditto • Aug. .4a.

THE PROPOSED REFORM BANQUET.-At a lueeot;
ing of the Council of the Reform League, held August "-;
at Adel phi-terrace, Mr. E. Beales in the chair, Mr. liaurl'e-„
said he considered it very desirable that a few gentletu;
should be selected to wait as a deputation from the Le3ghu,
upon the Lord Mayor to ask his lordship to place
Guildhall at the service of the League for holding n bsti;
quet in celetration of the passing of the Reform Bill.
begged to propose, "That this council do select eertsl,
gentlemen to wait upon the Lord Mayor to ask his le e'
ship kindly to place the Guildhall at tho service of the /°_
form League for the holding of the banquet in celebrated
the passing of the Reform Bill." Mr. Odger seconed,
the resolution, which, after some discussion, was earrietr
o
and a sub-committee, previously appointed, directed
communicate with certain gentlemen in the City with v
spect to the deputation to wait upon the Lord Mayor.
The number of persona now living who were ga,e
a
114:
duated from Yale between 1794 and 1864 is 3,285. the
residences of 417 of these are unknown, 65 live out of t""
United States, and the 2,803 in it are scattered as folloO:
-Maine 19, New Hampshire 23, Vermont 26, Massael';
setts 268, Rhcde Island 17, Connecticut 662, New Y°.,
723, New Jersey 60, Pennsylvania 175, Maryland 44, Peli,
ware 8, Ohio 135, Illinois 111, Indiana 14, Michigan
21
Wisconsin 39, Missouri 37, lowa 2,5, Minnesota i;
Arkansas 3, Kansas 8, Virginia and West Vicgifilp
31, North Carolina 17, South Carolina 31, Gre°,ls,
34, Florida 5, Kentucky 23, Tennessee 14, g,
sissippi 26, Alabama 15, Louisiana 27, TOO
California 44, Oregon 5, Nebraska 2, Nevad6
idalio 2, Montana 1, Dakotah washington, ;bese
26, United States army 5, United States navy 3. -`cl,
figures give a total of 1,016 graduates in New Buga';
iy
including 56 in Boston, 184 in New Haven, and NeA
Hartford ; 966 iu the middle States, including 442 in
York city and 70 in Philadelphia; 440 in the Nitre°l7ho
States, and 279 in the Southern States. The figures for .(1'
Southern States probably deserve to be considerably la
as a majority of those whose residences have not yet
determined are Southern men, and aro undoubtedly, Ilher
living at the South. Candidates for admission to erill
department of Yale College, classical or scientific, 00
hereafter be required to undergo an examination on "
metrical system of weights and measures.
id
LADTEUTISEMENT.I - Holloway's 41, Pills are . hoe
medicine for people whose faculties are faded, and IfrOrYl
energies are exhausted by excessive heat, too much
or over indulgence. A few doses of these pills all/400
prove a simple, safe, and cooling treatment for all stet's-4
and liver cemplaints ; a longer course will set right °faro
organ whose action is impaired, strer4thert- every strlyoo
whose tone is diminished, and renovate that blood 070
purity is tainted. Giddiness, headache, nausea, flatnle„.o
and all other dyspeptic symptoms yield with surf,c'
i 1
certainty and celerity to these corrective pills, whiebord
siege to the seat of these distressing sensations, and boo 6
off without any pain or other disagreeable drawbacl‘ "000
peccant matters which are disordering the tender hn
machine.

Births.
DURRANT—On the 21st inst., at 12, Montagu-spl3°;
the wife of Sir Henry Durrant, Bart., of a datight'e); '
00
GLASS —On the 21st inst., at Stevenage, Hods, Mrs. r
jetty
Glass, of a son.
Nonzrr On the 19th inst., at Cork, Mrs. H. S. I.l°
of a son.

Marriages.
ttbe'
HOWELL—HOWELL-0n the 21st inst., at St. 0,-5-ofehie
Brixton, Charles Augustus, eldest son of A. W• off o
Esq., of Oporto, to Frances Kate, only dauglinboW
late Samuel 11. Howell, and granddaughter 01,too.
Sir John Murray, Bart., of Stanhope and Broug"--
101.1
NEWMAN—WiLmorr -On the 17th inst., at St. VP'
Kennington, William H. Newman, Esq., of Gordon ,4 jor
hound-hill Park, Brighton, and late o St. 1101°„,s"Orifl
sev,"to Susanna, eldest daughter of the late .100'4,,
Wilniott, Esq., of The Terrace, Kenningtou-Y3`
Graced:lurch-street, City.

Deaths.
~
s .1013°'
HAWKSWORTII-0a the 21st inst. at at Hall-roan, f.
wood, Wm. Henry Hawksworib, aged 81. c
LOVETT—Oa the 1h insof' London,
at Little Lea, Br, 'lls°'
Lovett, Esq., formerly aged 77. I/01r
M'QuE.Ex—On the 21st inst., at Old Oak Lodge, ghee
bush, bl Queen, aged 68. eh, 3109,,
PERcY—On .thee 21st inst., at Alnwick Castle, -ce,a 90
Noble George Percy, Duke of Northumberlaudt 143-0/05/
SPOONER—Oa the 20th inst., at Poonah House,
of the
Worthing, Sussex, Richard Spoouer, Esq., son 00v
late li. Spooner, Esq., M.P., and formerly Of the
bay Civil Service, aged 57.

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Itliddleeoz.—Friday, August 23, 1867. •

ONE HUNDRED and SIXTY-SEVEN
DEsTITUTH ORPHANS are beim!' maintained in
uge ALBERT ORPHAN ASTLUR. Collingwood Court,
'"Vahot, Surrey. FUNDS zreatly needed for their support.
CEIARLES A. WALKER, See.
—ces. 96, Cheapside. E.C.

ORPHAN ASYLUM, Mackenzie
827atitutfcialough, Bucks (formerly at Clapham-risel. In-
;13111°N
Al 11er Most Gracious MAJESTY the QUEEN.
t) this Instil tio will be zlatil re leived by the
--re'. arY. at the Offices. No. 73, Cheapside,YE.C.
SENTtY SYKES THORNTON, Treasurer.
TpNrls TTLSON, J.P., Chsirman of the Board.
10" TIEN REED CA'PTLEY, M.A., lion. Sea.
ALFRED MACKENZIE:, Secretary.

cfnE AT NORTEIERN lIOS PITAL,
Caledonian-road, islinzton, N.
Thig Sup Ported by Volunt try Contributions.
establist,`°Pital has relieved 48051 patients since it was
at
Ring's cross in 1856. Patients arc admitted
iktr >
tet; essrs. Rarnett, G
Lloyds, and Co., 60, Lombard-
,,____....____Eo.,..B,..quissirth.REasnqs.om and BouverEte. 1. Pll1-mall. How.
GORGE REID, See.

T
1-1.,„ BOARD of MANAGEMENT of thtoe
NI th--'"NtiON- HOMCEOPATIIIC HOSPFPATcIuir wishnz the
ntt,t 4 attention of their friends ta its osit on
the d;.4ltr the beds have been almost constant' y filled, and
oeen "'n on the resources of the Hospital has co
hern 4reat.
They trust, therefore, that all the nflsrleigenureno'ntsitnolydf
the,„'e‘lpatily, both in town and country, will ra,, the
use.
1111,,,0d thus prevent the necessity of curt ai,lsi,ent_
Firr%af_te year by the admission of
Messrs.
ree,(gtIPTIONS nestl needed. Bank
leers Lpatients
41.P.1711:
and Co., Threadneedle-street ; and Union Bank.
,Ace, Regent-street.
No. k,. .
--, Great Ormond-street. Iv
ARRIGN. Clerk.
frr I Low BSCUE SOCIETY wishes to add another
'',..tl 4 to the 12 n In operation. Last year no fewer
It'oit -"'oor. friendle°Z, -onne• females were rejected tro
herl. °' I;WDS and room 3malrin,-, a total of 3,087, who have
tlh:cot y in f' re yea.rs. "
`'ne.e.!;;:v, horue the Committee wish to torn! Nvo.lioldob.ewfhocr:
M'e br,„ :, qmost children, from the ego ot " t
ii.,‘,iii? Lod astray from the path of virtue.
i r, ‘.) outlets will be received ~ratefully by the Selretssrays,
n't.'l,,ll"el eooper 45. Q een•et-elt Cheapside; or by lle r ' 444 Co.. Lombard-street.
11,Utl: At L FREE lIOSPITAL, Gray's
Iti43' Ter4,lllBl-onlediate vlcluity of the Great Northern lia,-
-inti-r_oa.dl:
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Yle.,,,4t'oxl—Her !lost Gracious Majesty the QUI:EIi•
- -catrn
l'e,Rid,, --Ms 'loyal Highness the Prince of WA LES,K_ G.
It
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ti:a the 44131ta1, foundel in the year 1828. the first toKesitao.ba-
h,„e delay ociple of free actin:salon to the sick poor, with
.'n
dettsalld
on
of Governors' orders, is wholly etc-
kdlititfrGi'aa'PPort on voluntary contributions and I ,gna_tesn.
_relief to a lare number of
iltAtitleille
i,?_tils, the average number ot attendance .ntoAllie
~0 ~,,d, i ?, ! 1148 for a considerable period averaged between
~ •ebe v ~J 9 'weekly. outrnevoi-eZtttttce ear estly solicit the kSgr QTA NCB of the
tlintablni" Premises of this Hospit ,I are capable of
..401;414bilaittie,01Yerai hmidred more beds had the Committee
unds to maintain them.
eo t3Ol, ftna
,7,19 are received by their bankers. Efessi:s. Breoawnn,
I.4rsobririu„,,re.?;:i Aibbcjineroc.h-I(aine ; also byandA C0.:(,,i0r0 r
Smith, Payne,
id
IqegrrgieCs°:ntlCo.°;
itall ,"1. ; VCI (10* ; Presoo'tt (I'Vrnot
1 I %1.. II: rr fie lehrlS -ftat reef_C °..:
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