The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-20 00:00:00

LOCAL SHARE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, JUNE 19. 00,c1
STOOL EXCHANGE.—The market has improve",:e for
closed this afternoon with a very steady aspect at t'd,iref
lowing rates :—Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Che-bir!
70$ —Blackburn, Bh—Eastern Counties, 114-1/30101 I
and Yorkshire, 101 A —London and North Westernz
—no. (ti shares, new), Bs. 9d. d —Sheffields, 454 11--„i
lands, 84t—North Eastern, 23 i—South Eastern,
South Eeastern, 22 /1— Dutch Rhenish,
Trunks, 154—Oriental Bank, 84 prem.

MANCHESTER, JUNE 19. 1,ig130/
STOCK EXCHANGE. —The market closed at the
quotations of the day, after a fair amount of busi"tio!
Gloat Western of Canada, 23 1-16—Eastern C 171.10
11 13-16 i—Sheffields, 45; 5--Dovers, 22 9-16,,gRbe
A 11-16 I—Warrington ant Stockport, s}—Dutch DO'
s,
nish, 2d.—Blackburns, 8 4—London s, dbBlA—Grand Trunks, 154—Leeds, 101 1--Ditto, F,
Cheshire Junction, 701 1.

BIRMINGHAM, JUNE 19.
.„srlfei
STOCK EXCHANGE.—Prices were firmer in this w-bot
to day, with a fair amount of business doing. Birmilortit
Canal, 89—Crystal Palace, 21. ls. 3d.—London and
Western, 104 i—Midlands, 83i 41.

THE FATAL CARRIAGE ACCIDENT NEAR THS —O. 61.
' MEws, Pimmoo.—Thursday an inquest was held O,V,
George's Hospital, Hyde Park-corner, before Mr. 'al
ford, the coroner for Westminster, on the body of Sare.s
Soan, the lad who was killed on Tuesday morning
say
carriage driven furiously from the direction of the Queir
Mew-0, Pimlico, towards Buckingham Palace. The
quest was until day .
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INTRODUCTION ourne
OF THti Tuesday
next
E ALPACA SHEEP INTO
TRALIA.—Mr. Titus Salt, the eminent manufactureol
Salo.ire, near Bradford, has succeeded in introdOop,
the valuable Alpaca sheep into the colony of South 001
tralia. 'the wool growers of Australia have made floe
attempts to accomplish this object, but thejealoul ails
Peruvian Government (in whose country the ae.ica4 to
only found) has hitherto opposed successful barrie'',toto
toe prject. Mr. Salt, who was the first to demon` lots
that the wool of the Alpacca could be worked 11,030
a woven fabric, had succeeded in obtaining 3 pOO,
flock of the animals, and had naturalised thee' 1, al
a farm near Bradford. He bad also a&c of
Angora goats, and a flock of sheep, the vje° ot er
which is very valuable, being sold at the rate of ler e
lb. Some months ago Mr. Salt consigned a nubAd
each to an agent at Port Lincoln, South Austrahe'ritoe
on the 15Lh of March they were all landed in Pea 0
condition at Adelaide. They were thence shiPPgi et
Port Lincoln, with the view to their being Flac-After
Tiatakia, in the neighbourhood of Port Lincole•k„t the
the arrival at Adelaide one of the goats died, u'as
re ,t r,tained their health. The wool of the alr-,1 is
exceedingly valuable, and is in increasing demenicit,'
the worsted districts. The weight of a fleece is 94: the
be from ten to twelve pounds, and in its raw std °rod
price per pound varies from 24. 61. Should the eicl;Trolis
animals thrive and increase, the advantage to Au,s,egla
will be immense, inasmuch as a new staple of ree'-':'000
will be the result. Port Lincoln, where the exPerdoc;
is to be tried, is understood to possess peculiar eropoi
taxes. Its soil is stony and bears but a rcantYLeobeeP
grass, but it yields a variety of bushes, of wbionaordh
are very fond and on which they fatten. In a few,"
in its climate, the aridity of its pastures, and tu° the
nature of the ground, it very much resembles Pere,
e
habitat of the alpaca.
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BIRTHS.

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On the 18th inst., at Hastings, the wife of Willi°
Young, Esq. the
On the 17th inst., at Moray-place, Edinburgh,
of Captain Balfour, late 7th Dragoon Guards.
OF A DAUGHTER.
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On the 18th inst., at Sydenhatn, the wife of P-e-
Phillips, Eaq, of r
On the 17th inst., at Norwood, Surrey, the Wife
Tapling, Wood-street, London.

OF A SON.

MARRIED. ote•
to Jane, eldest daughter of R. ' 11
On the 18th inst., at St. James's Church, P°lreffitre/'
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On the l Bth inst., at Christ Church, Righburf ' aro,
E. hi'Leod, Esq., of Guildford-street, Russell-s 4 PrEks-q:irdofenie°74ll;il° '
Anne Sarah, the eldest daughter of Mr. Kerridget °
bard-street.

friOenndt,hlev.lso%cihnosit.e,y suddenly, at
.t the rlosioilidaeranc:4rrei'
f 1,"
Sir Jnatmheesi,Etyhrien,
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; pli I: r. George-.
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aged 62.
Ou the 19th inst., at 9, Royal-crescent, ~,ii.;
Mary, the wife of Herbert Turner, Esq , BO 31
Guards (Blue). . gici‘oolll
On the 18th inst., at 11, Ely-place, William
aged 76. Of;
oss, ...
On the 17th inst., at 1, Florence-place, Newer op
IV ul . Jackson, of Cornhill, and late of CanonburlP
50. ~..eslee,
On the 2d of April last, at Sydney; New South y jer
Clifton Baillio, third son of George Baillie, Esq., °
viswoode.
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