The Sun.
London, England, 1867-09-21 00:00:00

articles of a saleable nature, or whatever may haYO5
kot value of its own apart from its mere use as a patter°
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sample, or where the quantity of any material sent °sw
sibly as a pattern or sample is so groat that it could ,
be considered as having on this ground an intrinsic Pio
8. No packet of patterns or samples must exceed at
inches in length, or 12 inches in breadth and deptlr,
ounces in weight.
9. Patterns or samples must not bear any writing nO
than the address of the persons for whom they are intent
except the address of the sender, a trade mark tunill'
bers, and the prices of the articles.
10. There must be no enclosures other than th0133"-od
or samples themselves. The particulars which are All°
to be furnished under the preceding regulation mtlst
cases be given, not on loose pieces of paper, but on s-r
labels attached to the patterns, or samples, or the bag''
taining them.
11. Patterns or samples must be sent in covers 0r,,,
the ends, so as to be of easy examination. Samples, b°6
ever, of seeds, &0., which cannot be sent in open c°lled
may be enclosed in bags of linen or other material fits`—pr
in suchmanner that they may be readily °rue('

examination.
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12. Patterns, samples, or other packets coThillield
liquids, poisons, explosive chemicals, or other Itt'ty
likely to injure the contents of the mail bags, °top
person of any officer of the post-office, are positigeli
eluded from the mails.
13. The law and regulation of this department sir of
excludes obscene books, pamphlets, pictures, Print6;oo
otherpublications of a vulgar and indecent character,'
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the mails of the United States, are also to be enforced
respect to books, pamphlets, pictures, prints, or otherFr
lications of like character addressed to the United 11)
dons or other foreign country.
14. Letters, newspapers, pamphlets, periodicals, or .04
posted in the United States, and addressed to the
Kingdom, may be registered at the office of mailiog,llo
payment of a registration fee of eight cents in adcli''° tr
the ordinary postage charges, both of which must beVo
paid. But the reduced registration foe of eight ce°sBo
letters will not take place until the Ist of January, tool
15. Newspapers or other kinds of printed matter, to
packets, patterns, and samples of merchandise origitol
in the United Kingdom and addressed to the UnitedP'-ol
will bo received in the United States fully prePai4l,o
must be delivered free of charge to tho party addreo
tho office of destination in the United States. tit°
Article 5 of the aforesaid convention also prescritr—rei
following specific regulations to be observed and ea°
in each country, viz.:—
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"Neither office shall be bound to deliver printed
the importation of which may be prohibited by tillue
or regulations of the country to which they are
milled.
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"So long as any customs duty is chargeable 1',400
United States on the importation from the United lil3l-toi
of any of the articles enumerated above, such cg'prr
duty shall be leviable in the United States, and the
coeds shall accrue to the United States Treasury.
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" Except as abovo, no charges whatever shall be •I,
in the country in which international newspalors',ode
packets, and patterns, or samples of merchandise °.`

livered."
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'ostmasters aro instructed to levy and COL
vance, on and after the first of October, 1867, the 11: a
postage as fixed by this order on the different 100
printed matter and other postal packets herein °Dull will'
observing strictly the regulations herein established

respect to each classification of the same.
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So much of the new convention as relates
national letters exchanged with the United Kingclttlo
not take effect until the Ist of January, 1868; anu7,6o
meantime the postage charge on letters will contil3;eor
at present, at 24 cents for a single rate of half an oullg. to
under. But on and after the Ist of January, ittri
single rate of postage on international letters will s, 0,
duced to 12 cents. The offices of exchange on the 7,0,
the United States are New York, Boston, Phillt*liio
Baltimore, Portland, Detroit, Chicago, and San Fr3l;l,
ALEX. W. RANDALL, POStillaStOr-Geile

COUNTRY MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL.—FRIDAY. eti
There was a fair attendance at to-day's
wheat met with a good general demand, white A' 1.4
3d per lOOlb. Flour was scarce, and brought ls Pejo
more money. Oats and oatmeal dull, and no elleo,o
prices. Barley, beans, and peas a moderate 10.100
the extreme rates of Tuesday last. Indian Coal /-
request, white making 42s to 42s 6d.

S OR—FitrDAv. „ P
We hal a very TAMP
tolerableD show of wheat to-05a•ley°0
prices must bo quoted the same as last week. J3,rce,
moderate show, and prices irregular. Oats siofoll
late rates. Beans in steady request, and prices 649perd
New white wheat, 65s to 70s ; red do., 60s to to
.5
stone. Barley, malting, 40s to 50s; griding, 2'4
per qr. Oats, new, 25s to 31s ; old, 32s to 36s per k
Beans, 46s to Ms per 38 stone. Peas as of late.

DERBY—FRIDAY. r to 'o°p
There was a middling supply of wheat on orluir.
with a steady trade, at about the ratos of last w°eced
were steady at extreme quotations. Barley 111 gi
Beans scarce. Peas a firm trade. grls Pe,•r;,
New white wheat, 668 to 72s ; do. red, 60s to v-rio;ip
stone. Barley for malting, 39s to 46s per qr. ;
34s to 33s per 30 stone. Oats, new, 28s to 328; Vo to
36s per 24 stone. Beans, old, 45s to 528; now,
per 38 stone.

WAKEFIELD.—FRIDAY. 10'1 tbf rp
At our market to-day English wheat met a eOe
firm demand, and the business done was at 00 ce ,
rates of last Friday, and in some cases an ad13,13t ore
per qr for fine IN bite. New barley still iu;.sll°e"
Other articles were very little changed.

LINCOLN.—FRIDAY. v
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A fair supply of wheat. Trade was inactiiro, (Lor
eb
fully supported. There was a slender show of icitsir
late prices. For oats quotations were fully 01 31
Beans were not plentiful, and unaltered in Price' 6617
New white wheat, 66s to 71s ; now red, 60s to driodo
stone. Barley for malting, 40s to 45s per qr ;
36s to 40s per 30 stone. Oats, 26s to Us. 13°3
50s per 38 stone.

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BRISTOL SUGAR—FRIDAY. ther,4jotS
The demand for all kinds of sugar has been r"-0 P
this week, and a moderate business has been "
prices. Rum steady.

COAL MARKET.
Price per ton at the closoof the marke"
411
s. d. ...
Holywell Main l7 0 East Elartlepeol ...
Hartlep00l
New Belmont l9 Ke lo ....
............
Walls End lietton
Riddell
Hetton Lyons 19 3 North Pelton 111
Tees
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blips at marko

,t, 33—sold. 32.

Foreign Mail Packet List.

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MAILS DUE. 00'1 .
Australis and New Zealand, via SouthamptOlL ..•.
.00,
Ditto, via Marseilles ....
Ditto, via Panama .''oot 4,
.... . . . . .......... O,
Brazil, Buenos Ayres, and Monte Video ......... jept.,,
Ditto, by French packet ..... ' ...... 00'50'
Cape Verde. by Brazil packet ...... .., ....
.6eps.
Cape of Good Hope. Ascension. anti St. lielena'...oo Sl'
China, Penang, and Singapore. via SouthamPWn% sat,
Ditto, Tlll Marseilles

Falkland Islands ... t.•
............. cep
Gibraltar, via Southampton ..
• • ........•.sep
India, via Southampton ......... . ..... •'' sePt"
Ditto, via Marseil es ...................... ••••Sep ql.
Malta, Egypt, tto. ......... ................
Sept
Ditto, Marseilles .............................
Mauritius, Cape of Good Hope, and Natal, Adasept.47.
Southampton . ................................ • ' 0.10,
Ditto, via Marseides ;:s
Newfoundland
Portugal ••
Ditto, by private ship to Oporto .. ...........
Ditto ditto to Lisbon ............
United States, Canada, California, &c., by Britieu.,o9l.r
packet
Ditto, by United States packet .............. .•
Ditto ditto (New York) ...................
Ditto ditto (New York) ................... • (4,
Ditto ditto (Baltimore) ....... ....... • Sept
Ditto, by Canadian packet ................... ()OS'
West Coast of Africa. Madeira, and Teneriffe .....
West Indies and Pacific (except Mexico and Ba 113: satqb
mas) ......................................... serg
Cuba and al exico ...Oct; 0
Bahamas, via New York ..................... • • ''.ser
Bermuda, via Halifax
Births. e, So it
BATTYE-On (ho 19th inst., at Hardwick° ul.'"-Jt" „
tho wife of Richard Battyo, Esq., barrister- ifiJ"
SOn.
he
CLERK- On the 19th inst., at 19, CadOgan-PWet t 10
of Major Clerk, of a son. id the
HEAT 11-On the 19th inst., at Clay-hill, Ba"4 °,
of Henry G. Heath, Esq., of a daughter.
Jae 9,
Marriages. st,ci
BELLOC-PARKES -On the 19th inst., a' of tortr
Spanish-place, Louis Marie Belloc, only 00 Direc,lo,o
Jean H. Belloc of La Celle (Seine-et-Oieeale
the Royal School of Design of Paris, to 1%1.0
Parkes, only daughter of the late Joseph -t„.ate
of Wimpole-street, taxing master in Chance' tine Pf,4l
PHILBRICK-BEADEL-On the 19th inst., t,i_elbricl‘:fise
church, St. Leouard's-on-Sca, Egerton late
solicitor, Hastings, to Emily, daughter of th
Beadel, Esq., of Broomfield Lodge, Essex.
ster
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Deaths.
A -svotfani94'
ADDISON- On the 19th inst., in Dean's-V.)7.'400A
Jane Addison, widow of the late Joseph DOI
barrister-at-law, aged 78.
.•••:114.. 8171.,.0-11/
CARR -On the 19th inst., at Ashdown v"'"100'"
terrace, New-cross, Mr. John Carr, of 20, La '
6401
Cheapside, aged 56. AfoOd °
FRY-On the 16th inst., at 14, Vivian-terra°o 'as
Manchester, Ann Fry relict of the late whoa~o4) 0
Tunbridge-Wells, aged 92. 411,
, •
OVERALL - 011 the 19th inst at SL Anes-11
worth, Surrey, Samuel Overall,. aged 83.
WinTELocKE -On the 17th inst., at The
)Till Ii
81.
bridge, B. C. Whitelocke, Esq., aged

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LonofdonNo. 112, : PriutedStrand, and
Printer, inblished
at bTHE SC N. ° y WILLIA'', °
,eCOI°
Strand, in tho Precinct of the Ss voY,lu t,7n--
MidditMeXowSAtttrday, September mil, 1867.