The Sun. — 1856-04-28 (London, England)

WOOL. No, the pocket.as well as the pride and substantial princes for one against the miscondut of the limarteMe?f 70.6,356, were entered . inwards in time Last week's imports of wool were only 2 bales from Antopening of the trenches, there being no attempt Lord Pahnerston on Saturday summoned a meeting pointed to communicate with the law officers of the poi.ts ; the number entered inwards in the werp, 69 from Hambro,' 56 from the, Cape, and 337 from power of Rusaia has been carefully preserved. Poor of his adherents and of those who give him a qualified British Government, and no occasion is ever let .n a , Ceurt for the purpoee of carryin the resolutions into de to cut off or even im de the communiceP support in the House of Commons, for the purpose of slip, by educated natives, of proclaiming the vast c:irtriie. sap:riding quarter of 1855 was 4,n 7 -9. Yesseis) effect, and presenting' the petitiongto Parliament. The tigea Bay. .Although over 40,000 bales will be offered at JOHN Beim has to pay for all, and his only gain na.a regate tonhage of 655,342. The nura- g ttineuaeps pzielf,z, teis, =ices:I:n(1111T Privet? contract conlaw officers of the corporation were therefore standin i p e era y are we 1 !upported. in this. truler German t • " his un• arrangemen IS tions between the beleaguered fortress and the disctussing the coure t? be purseed this evening on the su of Mr. Whiteside relative to the fall of Kars. periority of English to indigenoui rule. Our Panjaub mountain frontier continues infested with ber en teraegdg twards in the first quarter of the pre- comparatively still as far es the Court was concerned Th f lly ' ' relieving army. The dash was wantiog that sent year was 3,193 vessels with an weeregate ton- instead too.).:waiag tizment rates of English wool :diminished povrer wad resource 3 t" The Treaty The meeting accordingly took place this day at one robbersandmurderers but there has been no outburst of being in'a positii‘ni to oppose the second read: Dow: ewes, ls 2d to ls 3id ; halfwould have insured success. The Russians took o'clock, at the residence of the noble viscount in Piece- of the mountaineers in' force for many months past, ItiCec:ifTreT' 'er ent ,d'b t - ds i • 9y ; the.nrnb f 18.. ere ou ear le ing of the bill. Ile had therefore asked the Lord Mayor bred hogge'ts, ls 2,--1 to ls 3sl ; do. wethers, ls ld to ls 2d ; is silent on this esseatial point, and the People dilly, and was very numerously attended. s 2 778 yes- to call a special Court in order that steps might be im- Kent fleeces mixed hog end ewes ls 2d to ls 3,.!d ; dventa f th ge o e unexpected loophole for escape and. on the whole we hay.e throughout the year been sels, with pan eel sgreqeat tact teorn no a .0 0 0ef04778a 521 . Mediate! tkn to g, •s ()int a committee to combing skin' ls to ls 31 .. fl, I ' I anne woo , ls to ls .id ; are therefore comparatively indifferent on the a ' In the event of the motion being carried, it is expected tehnjoy.ing asmuch tranquillity as could perhaps under reasoelutionosrofanthieecooroarp -their spirits were elevated, while those that the noble viscount will either dissolve the present The Moniteirrt'also' announc% that &tint Cavour carry theY t Pinto effect. They all blanket wool,'lod to 1s 11' t per lb. sther matters contained in that which they feel e circumstances be looked for. The alarm that of the Allies were pr p . o ortionately depressed. The Parliament or resign-the former being the most likely o •• • • B male would prove a ur new acquisition.s in ur had an audience of the Emperor on Saturday, the knew the character of the biil ;it was an act of spolia- -will be at best neither more nor less than an course to be adopted. The proceedines were striotly 26th inst. lion ; it took from them a vast portion of their dignity