The Sun.
London, England, 1866-10-27 00:00:00

COAL MARKET.

Price per ton at the close of the market. J.
s. d.
Walls End Hetton ... 22 0 West Hartley ......... 111 97
Iletton Lyons 19 0 Davison's W. Hartle' 17
Bradyell's jletton .... 20 9 Holywell Main .........
Ships at market, 18—sold, 18.

Captain Semmes, of Alabama notorietY+l°..
editing a paper in Mobile, from which we extract 5
graph :—" We have been beaten in all our contests "so
the Northern people by want of energy. While 100
day-dreaming or sleeping they are at work; at sv°"" tail'
so many beavers or bees in a hive. If they bays aunt;
road to build they set Energy at work, and it 15 e
witness the great Pacific railroad, now stretching:,,-,°
like an immense serpent across the Rocky Mountsl%tio
work scarcely retarded by the war. They are as ()Orgill°
in politics as in political economy. Wo picked 11,bat
Detroit Post the other day, and among other things
energetic worker in the great beehive of gicb,Liz?e's
politics informed us that it was putting out a es°3l'.llo
paper,' and that it had received 1,100 subscribers to ita 0
one day. At the last census (1860) Detroit coutnioe, r
population of 45,000, and was therefore a little 13vr'eeo
than Mobile. The Post is a Republican of the bi3c;cf-
stripe. This is the way in which the Republican 11123-ib•
ties are maintained, and oven increased in the r'°,l' $s
Every man subscribes to a newspaper and reads; 9,11: of
the newspapers are Republican machines—nine-tent";oo
them—run by the giant Energy, do we wonder that el'. ot
people are Republicans ? What a pity it is that this grb,,t
does not live among us." There is no doubt of it
't its
newspapers are generally Republican machines, but rio,ioeo
the narrow, partisan sense in which the ex-sea-rover
it.—Frank Leslie's Illustrated Paper.
President Johnson has presented a silver Inedati
a certificate of merit, and one hundred silver dollsrsiu
1100-ko-Op, an Indian chieftain of the Blackfoot trib bite
recognition of that savage's gallantry in rescuing 5 w
woman from capitivity amongst the Sioux.

• Births. Voo°ll'
GIBSON—On the 26th inst., at 6, Milnor-street, Is
Mrs. F. R. Gibson, .of a daughter.
yarY, th
HUNTER—On the 25th inst., at 8, Westbourne-r-
-wife of R. H. Hunter, Esq., of a son. rod,
ICITCHINGOn the 21st inst., at 156, St. reason 016
Canonbury, Mrs. Win. Bitching, of twins, a „
daughter. AO,
LECKIE—On the 24th inst., at Palace-road, Streatlol
the wife of P. C. Leckie, Esq., of a daughter.

Marriages. 1011
BOBBER— FRESIIFIELD —On the 25th inst., at ill,,r0601„;
church, Brighton, Clifford Borrer, E q , late of t'4011"
Rifles, to Christina Sophia, daughter of C. Fr
Esq., M.P. ralr
DOWSON —RICH - On the 26th inst at Littlehato-cil cull
mouth, Thomas E. H. Dowson, Esq., of GreY6t6l'aeittef °
herland, to Sophia Louisa Jacintha, oulY <l3'l'
Rear-Admiral Edwin L. Rich, Exmouth.
Deaths. 0001
BURNETT—On the 25th inst., at W tb ko iletise'
es rco r'
Hants, C. M. Burnett, M.D., aged 60.
BELL—On the 25th inst., J. T. Bell, Es of 29, 61/°i#6tei
•cl.:
place, Hyde-park-gardens, aged 82. ,6tet
CONQUEST— On the 24th inst., at The Oaks' ,11:-$., sel
common, Kent, J. P. Conquest, Esq , M.D. ' •
late of Finsbury-square, aged 77. . EA''
EYKYN —On the 26th inst., Maria, wife of It• Yirjlj'
0 LA3I
M.P., of The Willows, Windsor.
GRAHAM—On the 24th inst., at Stonehouse, ntra tabeill'
Fortescue Graham, wife of Lieut.-Gen. 511 '. •or
K.C.B. 11114
JENXINS—On the 28th inst., at Gowhatt, in Assa,,./I?e'd 74',fr
Gen. Jenkins, late Commissioner of Assam, Ll,l, -op ~'" .•
NEWBOLD On the 23d inst., at The Hardwick, me
Thomas Newbold, aged 49.
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Saturday, October 27,180.