The Sun.
London, England, 1866-10-15 00:00:00

NOT T INGHAM—SATURDAY.
The supply of wheat was tolerably good. Most of
the samples were of this year's growth, and the quality'
and condition of the grain varied. The finest qualities
were held at full rates ; inferior a heavy sale. The demand
for barley was by no means brisk. There was a fair de-
mand for oats, and the extreme rates of last week were
realised. Beans were in small supply, and sold at price°
against the buyer.
Old white wheat, 58s to 645; old red, 55s to 60s • ne4
white, 50s to 58s ; new red, 48s to 54s per 36 stone. 'Oats,
old, 32s to 355; new, 24s to 30s per 24 stone. Beans, 0,1‘,61:
54s to 56s ; new, 50s to 52s per 38s stone. Fine flour, ay'
to 42s per sack.

KISSING WITHOUT PERMISSION.--A young IXlar..
ried woman preferred a charge of assault against an Irish-
man named George Brown, at the Devonport Guildhall, 0°
Thursday. It appeared that the defendant went to Ode
house of the complainant respecting some lodgings, a°,
while the apartments were being shown him he had seize('
the landlady and kissed her. The magistrate sentenced la?
to 14 days' imprisonment for the offence.
The building which is to receive the great exill"
bition at Paris next spring is said to be something
perfectly new and original. The main structure
will only be the chief among hundreds Of others'
constituting the Town Hall of a rural city. Th, e
Champs de Mars will form the World's Fair--dig;
nified with villas and pavilions, in lieu of booths and
stalls. At a cost of £6 per stem for transplantation,
lofty, well-grown trees are brought and planted.
When spring comes parterres will bloom and fowl'
tains refresh them, and the lake will be filled by the
artificial river, for which a rocky bed is now in PO;
gess. The Imperial Pavilion is to be surmounted
with eagles in such manner as to represent an in3r
rial crown. Near this a bishop, at his own expense'
is constructing a model to show at how cheap a coat
a church may be built. There is to be a Protestant
church for the use of visitors to the Exhibition.
theatre and numerous places of refreshment are also
talked of. An International Club is to be establislie.cui
--designed as a place of meeting for exhibitors
their friends, where appointments can be wade;
business transacted, letters received, written, all
posted, newspapers read, and dinners supplied II
first-rate caterers. The great hall of the club W
be 177 feet long by 100 broad. The princil
dining-room will be above stairs, where 4°
covers can be laid ; there will also be smaller
rooms for parties of 50, 20, and even ~;
with partitions removable at will, as in the
salons of the Freres Provencaux. A bale°l3)
will run round the first floor of the club-house'
whence, and from terraces on the roof, views wl',
be obtained of the striking busy scene. On
ground-floor in front, and on each side of the g
leries, there will be 44 good-sized shops which II
be let. The two galleries and the broad veranda°
in front will serve as a shelter and a lounging Pei,
in wet weather. All exhibitors will have
°f
right to belong to the Club on payment,
100 francs for the seven months it is inters
,p
to last. Non-exhibitors must be proposed
two exhibitors or by the diplomatic or consul;
agents of their respective countries. The rna,.o
structure is being most solidly built, even to t;
thickening of the glass of its windows. The stitb
terranean part—vast circular galleries covered wi
of
massive stonework—has engulphed millions .of
francs. Some, if not all, are to be kept full
water, to be ready, in case of need from fire.
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Births. t. Wo
CHARTERIS —On the 12th inst., at 28, Bruton-stree-'
Lady Margaret Charteris, of a son. the
PETRE—On the 11th inst., at Springfield, Ohelmsf°rd'
Hon. Mrs. Henry Petre, of a son. it the
STOURTON—On the 10th inst., at Athlone, Irelall
Hon. Mrs. E. Stourton, of a daughter. Silij-
TAYLou —On the 10th inst., at Whitmore Cottsgnelolorf
ningdale, Berks, the wife of Lieut.-Colonel C. P.
of a daughter.

Marriages. ~,reb'
HAywooD Sims —On the 11th bast at Christ On' - oiel
North Brixton, Daniel W. Howa d,” ld t on of 'send,
Haywood, Esq., of Newington, tor Emma,ees se con dt: ,i
ter of D. Sims, Esq., of 7, Dudley Villas, Clapham- ,
and Stock Exchange, London. paSiS:
LETTS—ASIIWORTII—On the 10th inst. at at the 'Doti—
church, Rochdale, Charles John, second son of I:•.,,htet
E-q., Clare Lodge, Sydenham, to' Sarah, eldest cl,,L'''
of T. Ashworth, Esq., J.P., Belle Green, hoc
Deaths. brlda 11 f;:
BumEn—On the 10th inst., at The' Knowle ICiegs-ll t'
S. Devon, Wm. E. Butler, Esq., late of Le Court,
aged 52. (Jorge
CARY—On the 13th inst., at Plumstead, Rent, 311."
Cary, aged 79. iroolic',
'
CUTLER—On the 13th inst., Mr. E. Cutler, of 87-
L•
street, Hanover-square, aged 84. , George
GnEnTnAm—On the 10th inst., at Brighton,
.;,4
Greetham, Esq., formerly of Portsmouth, ago' ' ' 410'
„ TA,,, 0
LATHAM —On the 12th inst., at Bournemouth, L. ~-eito
Esq., only son of Wm. Latham, Esq., solicitor, Ai-
-ft doe.
Mowbray, aged 23. + tb° '"°01
PELLEW—On the 13th inst., at Great Chart, 3Kou', tor
a rec
George Pellew, D.D, Dean of Norwich sa— 1,
Chart, aged 73. t•W. Willi)
WINBY— On the 10th inst., at Atherstone, CAP •
_.....,,,
late of Crewe, aged 67. .4
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bilicileses, Monday, October 45, 1896.