The Sun.
London, England, 1858-05-05 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE.

A very limited supply of English wheat was on offer in
tc•day's market, coastwiQo and by lan I carriage. On the
whole, the trade may be called steady, at Monday's cur-
rency. We were well supplied with all kinds of foreign
wheat. Eve❑ the finest samples, which were held some-
what firmly, met a slow inquiry, but we hare no change
to notice in value.

Barley moved off heavily, at barely late rates, and in-
ferior malt was rather cheaper.
There was an increased supply of oats on offer, and most
qualities moved off slowly, at about Monday's quotations.
Bans and peas were firm, at very full prices, but flour
sold slowly.

Mr. B. HOPE moved its second reading this day six
months. He complained of a question of so much im-
portance being considered in the middle of theday, just as
if it was one that affected only the most insignificant
clans interest in the country. This question was one of
great importance, and required heir serious a, tenti,' n.
It affected every cies., from the Queen on the throne
to the lowest mendicant in the streets, yet the
noble lord who had moved the second reading
bad declined to state the grounds on which he wished
to alter a law that had been in use upwards of 300 year?.
He bad, therefore, thrown on the opponents of the mea-
sure the onus of proving the necessity of maintaining the
present law, and they would not hesitate to accept the
challenge. In 1847 a Royal commis: ion was appointed
to investigate the subject, and after hearing evidence
they made a report, which had been treated a, a jeke,
and attacked and ridiculed by the late Sir H. Inglis and
Mr. Goulhcurne, gentlenaen who were not given to
making jokes, or ridicule matters of grave importance
' Bills had been introduced into that house similar to this
and thrown out, which he hoped would be the Me of this The gold expected from Australia, including that in
bill. He traced the progress of the agitation to the pre- the vessels 'which have recently left Melbourne, but the
sent time, which he said savoured strong of whole of which cannot he looked for immediately, is
an attorney's office. (Laughter ) Tue house knew 871,7001. Of this 307,000/. will he brought by the It, x-
bow petitions were got, and he thought they burgh Castle and Sydenham, and 564.0001. by the Swift-
should not place reliance on them, and had their op eon- sure, the 'Medway, the Indemnity, and the Red Jacket,
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-nents given the emissaries of the Marriage Law Re- The misery, the disappointment, the
form Association Society a second sheet of paper and a interminable expense of iueffeetual "physic-taking," are now
few shillings they woul I have been able to present as happily superseded by the use of Messrs Du Barry's Revalenta
Arabica Food,. which, by a pleasing aud natural action on the
many petitions against the bill as had been presented in
lsystem, removes chronic and exhausting disease, and replaces
its favour. The number of petitions were the exact
number of 30 and 35, and 40 and 46 petiti"nurs' names restoredanrg uo'.aud
tpainh e by vigour aud auf cll.fhe.alth. Those w.hboemonitgings
affixed, clearly showed the men were paid by the 30's to all social radeesnajnoydniernofeossioines proof'l that the
lannelduditeir :o I
and 46's. The petitions came principally frotn London, emotion of grades
tude isp more general' than cynic imagine,
and in reference to petitions and that pre,zented by the when we find upwards of Fifty Thousand of the individuals
late Mr. Fergus' O'Connor, he (Mr. Hope) thus relieved publicly expressing their sense of the, enwefiet!
believed that in no petitions did numbers less they have deiived. The peer and the clergyman,
.heailer.
represent weight and consideration than those and the physician, the naval and militailli,nore 0 the
that had been presented in favour of this bill. chant, tradesman, and even the poortem.teicnio•i;
1 Their as-
hrave joined
in this unanimous and unpahrealsleunle,olspirit
which e!laracterises
The main question for their consideration was whether
these marriages were lawful or not t but with the great tkliiieoewuledugnie.netastipoaurot
of
kmerof,van.s
Pepperell, who commences
I have been.
difference of religious opinion existing in that house he his letteril
communication ibi
i t' acidity, heartburn, constipa-
I thought it would be a difficult question to argue. He a martyr y •• •
to inuiges lon,
saving :—"
degree, that I was unable to
should base his argument on the footing, was the w hole Con, and nervousness too uwehalikt
out aloe©. being constantly
1 evidence of Scripture interpreted by its own words, and stay alone in my room,. r.virs ;
and I have bad several fits,
For many years
the divergent opinions of Christians since, raise so high tilled with unaccountable I
foer about half an hour. I had the ad.
a degree of probability that these marriages were not remaining unconscious
phy
siciane, and taken their prescrip-
vice of thni
leonee•nitime, but my ailments only incroFsed under
lawful and should be set aside on account of its social in •
tions
ifioirftuaence. Your excellent Food produced, I am happy to
convenience, so as to permit them to assent to the'
second reading of this bill. The report of the Royal stthuetier,
an immediate change for the better, and I am now,
Commission shirked the point with reference to the law after two weeks' use of it, a wholly different bardg, with ex.
heartburn,
and practice relative to marriage in the earliest ages of cellentaPPetitfa,cletntosugauned,
etteinrg mstarocn acidity
ev •
Christianity. In discussing this question reliance had been regular in nry un
.. '
', Band I l g el.y ay:
My
nerves are pert stay tianqui , s eep most refreshingly.
placed on the 10th verse of the 18th chapter of Levifeas, .T4D, ici 1e t gratitude to you for so happy
a chang©, I remain, &c.,
I but he thought they should be guided by the whole scope
&e., Evans Pepperell." Another gentleman, wh ~ like most
of the verses preceding the chapter, relative to the nn
others, invites Messrs. Du Barry to refer sufferers to him,
lawful union forbidden to be contracted. The hon.
thankfully declares I have found your
incomparable
gentleman then referred to several verses in Leviticus
- Food an infallible preventive of the out. The ladies are
bearing on the question, which he said was conc.ursielire equally
emphatic
in their acknowledgments. Thus, Miss
against the bill even if the whole of the countrsyhowwe
that M‘Leallanluddexpressesller
fromthanks for the removal of dye.
its favour. He proceeded at great length
fteow
dispenea_
manyPePsl years. MissM constipation,
considers
Mr,
she had suffered for
as a general rule with the exception of a
well as the invaluable article of diet for '
Ir. Du Barry's Food a most
invalids, being highly nutritious,
tions, the Roman Catholic Church, as
e were opposed strengthening, and restorative,
i Protestant Church, since the Refeirtmo
athe social question recommendiug it to her friends."and she will feel pleasure in
What invalids most re-
to these marriages. With regaoief
these marriages had quire is a CERTAINTY that theait• l
this report showed thati 1,500
d 30,000 throughout Eng. capable of affording relief ; that they
recommended to them is
will not have again to
been contracted in Lon( otnate
of
degradation the peop.e undergo (as they have so often done) the bitter process of
land, it showed what.
asduties to human and divine laws.
trial and disappointment.'
This certainty they now possess,
were in relative to theiraud it is no ,
• g of this act through the conventional law extravagance to express our confidence that
By the Pa""- Idno man's deceased wife'sit will prove the l herb.of- ' '
Inger glad tidings to millions,
lof a censorious wor .
laws • sister Supported by testa
J could enter her brother-in house and take charge enonials from the following celebrated Pro•
lessors of Chemistr • Dr. A Ure; Dr. Shorlaud; Dr. Harvey;
house and his children unless she was prepared te y•
of his Dr. Campbell •D • G. ttle •• D • 1 ' • • Ingram •
, i. a iei , i. N weer, Dr.
follow him to the altar. (Hear, hear, and Oh, oh,) If Lord Stuart art;
iart depr Decies; the Dowager Countess of Ceacstatisteuper.
the aunt took the place of the step-mother she would Major Gen,
homas King, and many other respectable bl
t all other
have as strong a preference for her own children as any sons, whosehealth has been restored by it,
.a
other step-mother, and as great, if not a greater in means of cure had failed. Suitably packed with
full instrue-
justice would be done to the children in the one case tions. In canisters, 11b. 2s, 9d.; 21b. 4s. 6d.; 51b. lls. ;
in te other. He denied that in the lower classes as
121 b, 225. The 1.21 b canisters are sent
andcarnage
in
7rl
.
man's wife's sister became his house-keeper so as to ceipt of Post-office order. Barry Du Barry,
.a-nst the"fearl
render marriage necessary. The children had nothing Regent-street, London. Important
~iloti.,:rniiceagehi
ancellor Sir
to do with these marriages, for a man married his fAdangeii).s of
‘siprilous t
g. rantediaatni°lZunction on the 10th March,
. deceased wife's sister because he had talked 18154lianalgaiangset lA°luf(redffooper Nevill for imitating " Del
and chatted with her, and had a I assion Ba.rry's Revaleuta Arabica Food..'

ARRIVALS TIIIS WEEK.
Wheat, Barley. ! Malt.
790 20 120

English.,
Irish__

Oath. I Flour I
2SO I 510
6,860 --
17,020 1120 sky.

Foreign.....

7,510 I 5,530

BOROUGH HOP.

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There is a moderate business doing in good and usofnl
hops, at full prices; otherwis?, the demand is in a sluggish
state.