The Sun.
London, England, 1857-07-09 00:00:00

DUBLIN, JULY 7.

1 White wheat, 353 61 to 39i Od ; red ditto, 31s al to 37s
Od; ditto new, —s; barley, malting, 16s 6d to 25s 6d; grind-
ing —s to —s ; oats, old, 14s 6d to 17s; ditto, new, —a
Od to —s Od ; oatmeal, 15s to 1830 d; bere, new, --3 to —8
01; mese d, a Oil to —3 0(1 per brl ; bakers' flour, 20s
Od to 24a Od per owt ; Indian corn, 38a 01 to 393 01 per
4530 lbs.

The French Government is in possession of informa-
tion which proves that the late revolutionary movement
in Italy had its active correspondents in France. If
the mad attempts in the Peninsula had for a time sue-
cec:led similar demonstrations would have taken place
in Paris.

It was reported yesterday, at the head-quarters of the
Chatham division of Royal Marines, that it is the inten-
tion of the Government to send out immediately 4,000
Marines to China, to relieve the regiments of the line, so
that they may be forthwith sent to India.
A WESTMINSTER COLLOQUY.—" Talk of the murrain
upon cows !" exclaimed au intelligent Broadway milk-
man ; "blest if I don't lay all that 'ere murrain upon
Sir Benjamin 'Ail." "Why 1" was the mild interroga-
tory, "'Acne he's bin and gone and ruined one of the
finest milk-walks in Westminster." " How was the
imbecile rejoinder. " Why, bless my 'eart, 'even't he
bin and gone and dried np all pumps l—Puncl-6.
THUNDER STORM AND Loss OF Liss.—On Sunday
afternoon, about two o'clock, a severe thunderstorm
broke over the village of Hylton, about four miles from
Sunderland ; and during the storm a little boy, named
George Haddock, eon of Robert Haddock, sawyer, was
kille+i upon the spot by tho electric fluid. The storm,
which is described as having been very violent, was not
observed in Newcastle, Shields, or the neighbouring
towns.—Manchester Guardian.
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PUBLIC PETlTlONS.—According to the. last report of
the Select Committee of the Commons' House, there
were 14 petitions against the abolition of cburc►b-rates,
signed by 445 persons ; 104 against the Divorce Bill,
signed by 26,793 persons ; 87 for the removal of Jewish
disabilities, signed by 14 572 persons ; 137 against the
Oaths Bill, signed by 5,623 persons ; 17 for an altera-
tion of the Oaths Bill, signed by 17,934 persons ; 97
for a repeal of the paper duty, signed by 2,902 persons;
39 for equalizing poor-rates in the metropolis, signed by
4,336 p-asons; and 21 fer the_ ballot, tAgned by 3,498
persons.

- ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY.—At the half-yearly meet.
kg of this somety, held yesterday, Mr. B: B. Cabbeli
in the chair, honorary silver medals were unanimously
awarded to the following persons, who had been reopen
mended as being very deservini, of the prize: —Mr. John
Timothy, who 'aved Ca heiinebJones, aged 60. at Menai-
bridge, Auclesey, 28th of November, 1855; Henry
Bonner, lrcensed victualler, who saved William W. Gil-
hat t at Boston haven, Lincolnshire, 24th of November,
1856 ; Geo. Griffin, steward, her Majesty's ship Opos-
sum, who saved a seaman of her Majesty's ship High-
flyer, at sea, 24 of November, 1856 ; Lient. Augu'-tus
B iilock, R.N., her Majesty's ship Centurion, assisted
by other seamen, ,vho saved a seaman of the same vessel
off Lisbon, fith October, 1856 ; Mr. Edw. Wm. May,
officer, R iyal Mail Steam Packet Company's steamer
C 'away. who saved a seaman of the steamer La Plata,
in the Bay of Biscay, stti of December, 1856 ; Lieut. J,
C. Wits n, It N., her Maje-ty's ship Spiteful, who saved
a Creek boatman in the Piraeus on the Ist of January,
1857; Francis Bould, pater, who saved four a omen
and tried to save another at Hatherton Lake, Walsall, on
the 30th of January, 1857 ; George Moody, seaman,
her Majesty's ship Raleigh, who saved Private Thomas
Beezley, R. M., of her Majesty's ship Raleigh, at sea,
on the 23d of December, 1856 ; Lieutenant Henry
Christian, R.N., her Majesty's ship Rifleman, who saved
Ed.vard May, a boy of the same vessel, in the River
Parana, Soutn America, on the 10th of February, 1857 ;
Mr. Erasmus Wilson, who saved a woman aged 60. in
the Regent's Canal, Regent's-park, on the 22d of April,
1857 ; William Balls, seaman, her Majesty's ship Mon-
arch, who saved Richard Smith, A. 8., at E4quicoalt
Harbour, Vancouver's Island ou the 3J of September,
1856 ; and William Dustin, A. 8., at Caldera, South
America, on the 27th of March, 1857, both belonging to
her Majesty's ship Monarch.

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