The Sun.
London, England, 1866-02-12 00:00:00

CORK-FRIDAY.

The following were the quotations this morning :—lteaci,,
wheat, 9s 10d to lOs ld ; white, lOs 4d tolOs 10d ; barley,
Od to Os ; oats, 7s 7d to 8s 1d ; black oats, 7s 8d to 8s Od
bere, 6s Od to 6s 6d.

DUBLIN.—FRIDAY.
The market receded for lowerin. Wheat 6cl
an
barley and oats 3d to 6d below the rates of last wee':
foreign wheat in fair demand, and best qualities 6d love'?
Indian corn 6d to is under this day week. Flour P°
change. Oatmeal unaltered.

THE END OF SLAVERY. - The Reader saps
that, in accordance with the terms of the
amended constitution, the Southern States vir
not be able to re-establish chattel slaver)" 111,
any form. In other words, no citizen ofhz
State in the Union can henceforth hold properittY
man. But the States will be undoubtedly at liu'—f
to pass any law they choose for the regulation
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the relations between black and white. The
yth
tenour of the advices from the South shows that :to
power of legislation is likely to be realised. .1
ng
educated Southerner dislikes the negro not onlY;
an African, but as the protege of the Yankee rad yi
and the uneducated masses have a morbid drearily%
negro equality now that slavery is abolished.
in every Southern State, but for Federal 000
laws would undoubtedly be passed designed t° 11;
hold the legal as well as the social superiority of the
whites, and to keep the negroes permanently in 0
condition of a subject caste. Stern vagrant 1500
would probably be enacted ; inter-marriage betty ie
blacks and whites would be made a statufnra
offence ; negro testimony would be excluded the
court ; the right of free labour accorded t°
negro would be hampered with so many restricts°ns
as to render it comparatively worthless ; the rig •
of holding landed property would be denied
ti ,e 0
and obstacles would be thrown in the way of

system of general education of the blacks. fugy
Sa l°
The Paris correspondence of the Liverpool .-601-ci
Journal says—" The visit of the Yankee General
(vs.
to Europe has been so thoroughly sifted that we bale the
0
covered its real motive, which is nothing less than
ea
purchase of one of the islands in the Archipelago, 920),
Spezzia, the most important of the Sperades, adrair.l'l
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Spezzia,
situated for surveillance of both European and 1°
°fa
coast, and possessing every facility for the formation
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marine depot, port, and dockyard beneath the Atnell
flag." trYil3s
[ADVERTISEMENT.] - Holloway's Pills.-- —0 , tbo
weather of the last few months has laid manY
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families if they had, by some such means as these 19'efqc-
pills, kept the blood pure, the stomach sound, the
3' 'ye
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stantly require some balsamic tonic like HollowaY'' th•
to sharpen their appetites and to maintain their stren%
The pills cannot work wrongly'nor weaken unneosta,
The invalid, under all circumstances and in every Lead
tion, should get a box of these noted pills, attentilieUiroia
the directions wrapped round it, and release bireSe'
his malady.

Births. ,the
BARNARD.—On the 10th inst., at 63, Portland-Place'
wife of Herbert Barnard, Esq., of a daughter.
GREEN.—On the 10th inst., at 5, Woodlands-terrace',
heath, the wif of Samuel Green, Esq., of soli. of Col.
SMYTH.—On thee 4th inst., at Sidcup-place, the Wife

J. H. Smyth, R.H.A., of a daughter.
Marriages. <ololl°
BEDDALL—FtwELL.--On the Bth inst., at St' of 4,
Church, Rochester, Edward Fitch Beddall, BscOtreet,
Stockwell-park-road, Brixton, and 28, Lombarol,"ta of
London, to
oAcdhae,std;r7Khetenrt.of Frederick Furrelit
aiots
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LOWILYTENKINGS.-011 the Bth inst., at
OW°°fi
Church, Gordon-square, Wm. Lowry, Egg, °
t,9 Fannie, eldest daughter of G. Jenkings,

Gordon-square, late of Dover.
Deaths.
HAMILTON.—On the 7th inst., at Heleusburghl
Hamilton, Esq., late of Minard, Argyleshire.
na,W.
HAY.—On the 9th inst., at Ford Hall, near Sundevla
Hay, Esq., aged 52. kiusoal
HoPxncsox.— At 29, Euston-road, N.W., "a°P
Esq., aged 81. Ladyil
MEADE.—On the 7th inst., at 32, Belgrave-aclar-'
Mary Meade, aged 23. UpPer
SALTER.—On the 7th inst., Mr. Wm. Salter., a 4-1
Baker-street, Regent's-park, N.W., aged 01,r• SODA
STONES.—On the Bth inst., drowned at seal "'"'
Esq., of Haddo Villas, Backheath. 4. Alai*.
Suourr.—On the 9th inst., at Folkestone, ICellv, -
General Shortt, Bombay Army, aged 64. g 500
WARD.—On the 10th inst., Nathaniel Ward,
of N. B. Ward, of The Ferns, Clapham-rise.
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