The Sun.
London, England, 1858-09-06 00:00:00

COUNTRY MARKETS.

ROCHESTER—SEPT. 4.
At this market there was a fair show of wheat to ° -al`l.
Little or nothing doing in barley ; grinding qualitiesfltso'
and in some instances 6d advance was obtained. uaiagt
dull sale, and 601 lower. Beans and peas the same 0.9
week.

NEWCASTLE—SEPT. 4. e of
At this morning's market there was a large supply
wheat, but the trade closed dull, at rather over the cut
cies of this day se'nnight, but we make no alteration iikTei
quotations. Barley held firmly for previous rates. '
oats is per qr. lower. Beans and peas unaltered.

RK—SEPT. 4.
an 4
At the market to-dYOay an average supply of both olkti- si -
new wheat ; purchases were made at the opening of upe
ness at last week's rates, but towards the close a dec46,4+
took place. Old white sold at 46s to 475, red 44s to vs.
new wheat 46s to 48s per qr. Oats is 3d to is 4d per s'°O.
Other sorts of grain remained stationary,tbeans
48s to 51s. •

LEICESTER—Ana. 30.
Our corn exchange to-day was again well attended/
a which met a flllll
egtoaotdlsattiepprlryicoefs.all kinds of grain,

DUBLIN—SETT. 3.aq to 34
White wheat, new, 50s to Us Barley, grinaing• • 3As 30
Red do.
56s to 48s Oats, old, 12st.. •• 3- to 31
Old white 44s to 46s New elg 30s Aso
Red do.. 408 to 42s Beans. . 50s to go
Barley, malting.— 38s to 40s Mal+ 68s t° '

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BRBRITISHCOLLIIII3IA.-,--The La Plata, le
wiucil Eio
South=Pton. on Thursday 'with the West India mai/ of
detained off Osborne for trio hours, waiting the 0 be
result,
Cabinet Council held there, deciding on instructions I„fir•
given to a detachment of Royal Engineers under the c"tisli
mand of Captain Parson's, who were going out to 13241',re.
Columbia to prepare for the formation of a colony tP'OO,
On the breaking up of the Council Sir Edward B. 14..n1i0
the Colonial Secretary, with his suite, went on boarcL„pi
La Plata, and delivered to Capt. Parsons his instruCi'
He also shortly addressed the detachment.

BIRTHS. Aslr
Commt.—On he 2d inst., at Home Chase, neares'
bUrton, Devonshire the idow of Major Cocker,
ter House, Oxfordshire, of a daughter.
FULLER.—On the 3d inst., at Kenley, near Croyd.col,
rey, Mrs.rancis of a son.
MAXWELL.— Francis Fuller, of a son.
MAXWELI,.__On the2dFuller, inst., at Scarthingwell any
Hon. Mrs. Henry Constable Maxwell, of a son. Of
PRENDERGAST.—On the 11th July, at Calcutta, tile
of Lieut.-Col. W. Prendergast, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES. ggi
STANHAM—HENntitSON.—On the 2d inst.,
in
at Sr- toot°
li Abbott's, erisingtOn, the Rev. Lewis StanhaN °„„f
of St: Mary; Islington,to Anna, second daughtor
Henderson, Esq., Of 'Kensington. 1301
WInCLINioicHMASVI,i:--On the 31st ult., at the cTr--Wilre iPrl
the Holy Trinity, Newington, Surrey, Mr. J. R• 001
ingfori, of the Old Kent-road to Sarah Arnold',"
_roe
daughter of Mr. William Mason, of Great Bova
SeuthWarli.

DEATHS. 141
DASHWOOD.—On the 4th inst., at 9, Seamore-placelato
fair, Lady Isabel Anne Dashwood, widow of the I,
Dashwood, Esq., of Hall-place, Bexley, Kent. wit'
FOSTER.—In Bundelcund, of sunstroke while servir„,clc,
the Central India Field Force, Captain J. C. Fo
POMEROY.—On the- 2d inst., at Sussex-place, 11 65
park, Mrs. Pomeroy, aged 92. jl,"Je'
NATT.—On the 29th ult., at 44, Cambridge-terrace'
park, Thomas Natt, Esq., aged 78. sol)P
S.A.XBY.—On the Ist inst., at Greenwich, Robert ,„
Esq., formerly of the Royal Marines, aged 68. ~,00,Dety,
SEAFORTH.—On the Ist inst., at Edinburgh, "of
Charlotte, daughter of the late Francis, Ear'
forth.

via'

WHITE.—On the 2d inst. at 5, Northampton-par"
pond, Mr. F. White,. of Lloyd's, aged 37.

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