The Sun.
London, England, 1855-04-25 00:00:00

THE PRIZE LIST.

The following are the names of the successful drawers,
with the value of their prizes :
Entitled to select a Work of Art of the value of Two
Hundred and Fifty Pounds—Mrs. Brainard, Boston, U.S.

Entitled to select a Work of Art of the Value of Two
Hundred Pounds—H. Rowland, Newton.
Entitled each to select a Work of Art, of the Value of
One Hundred and Fifty Pounds—C. D. Barrand, Welling-
ton, N.Z. ; W. Duncan, Liverpool.
Entitled each to select a Work of Art of the Value of
One Hundred Pounds—Mrs. S. Fisher, Eaton-place; W.
W. Grice, North-street ; Mrs. Holloway, Marchwood ; G.
Knight, Scarborough ; T. Swanston, Edinburgh.
Entitled each to select a Work of Art of the Value of
Seventy-five Pounds—W. Butter, Manchester; W. Crump,
Rowley Regis ; J. D. Calthorp, Whitehall ; Madame De
Latour, Southwark ; Mrs. Hurd, King's-cross ; C. W.
Mather, Bayswater; J. H. Strange, Highbury.
Entitled each to select a Work of Art of the Value of
Sixty Pounds—J. F. Allen Cornhill ;S. Andrew, Ashton-
under-Lyne ; G. Baily, Lincoln's-inn-fields ; G. Butler,
Cadiz; Rev. W. Blunt, Stockbridge; R. W. Lloyd, Bir-
mingham; Jas. Fahey, Brompton ; J. L. Harvey, Phila
delphia ' • J. Howes, Old Brentford ; W. Jeffrey, Charles-
street ; T. M. Keyworth, Lincoln ; J. Miller, Little
Grimsby; R. Owthwaite, Henley; J. Pringle, Cornhill ;
John Paul, Glasgow ; J. Walter, 40, Upper Harley-street ;
W. H. Yatman, Warwick.
Entitled each to—select a Work of Art of the Value of
Fifty Pounds—J. Clernentson, Ashton ; Dean of Chester ;
R. Colman, Wandsworth ; John Farmer, St ourbridge ;
J. B. Fitzgerald, Portland ; J. C. Hemming, Sunderland ;
M. Illiugworth, Harrogate ; T. Ingram, Leicester ; John
Morris, Cardiff ; H. Tatham, Liverpool; J. B. Tippetts,
Islington T. E. G. Tisdall, St. John.
Entitled each to select a Work of Art of the Value of Thirty-
five Pounds—G. H. Aston, Capel-court ; B. J. Barlow,
Bishops Stortford ; W. Batson, Springfield ; Col. Bonner,
Great Cumberland-street; G. Brown, Dublin ; W. Brunt'
Pentonville ; F. H. Cartwright, B twtree ; R. Cobbett,
Northumberland-street; P. D. Deans, lia.idington ; Rev.
.T. Edwards, Leominster; R. Fisher, Pall-mall; T. Grant,
Pocklington ; Jno. Green, Greenwich ; W. Ingram, Mid-
hurst ; J. Laming, Paddington ; J. S. Mawsou, Cocker-
mourn; J. H. Merri,lew, Birmingham ; W. Miller, Dun
fermline; W. M`Mullen, Tweinlow-terrace ; A. Nicholls,
Hobart Town ' • Jas. Orr, Liverpool ; T. W. Parker, Ho-
.iierton ; G H. Pink, Hobart T.wo ; Rev. J. L. Pettit,
New-square ; C. B. Snow, Washington ; T. Tilley, Pais-
ley ; W. Ward, Richmond ; Mrs. N. Walker, ,Shields ;
W. Warrieh, Leith ; Wilkinson' Liverpool.
Entitled each to selee a Work of Art of the Value of
Twenty-five Pounds. J. Allison, Victoria ; E. Barrow.
Clifton ; J. Beardmore, Deptford ; S. R. Block, Barnet ;
G. Bone, klinories ; J. Boker, Gray's-inn-square ; J N.
Boothby, Adelaide ; C. Jr.. Braille, Jamaica ; J. Clark
Old Kent-road ; Dr. Copeland, 01(1 Burlingtou-street;;
Catley, Hull ; G. Corson, Whitchurch ; E. J. F. Craw-
ford, N. Adelaide; J. Duthin, Blackheath ; H. Dartnall,
Bedford ; N. W. Freeman, Northampton ; J. L. Grover.
Pentonville ; Mrs. Greene, Lexington ; Jno. Hengrave.
Leeds; T. Irving, Halifax; Rev. H. Kepner. Hertford ;
J. G. Mason, Newark; A. F. Mackay, Liverpool; Nor-
wich Art Union ; T. 11. Pack, Ditton ; R, Russell, Clap-
ham-rise ;H. C. Townsend, Witney ;J. Towerid,
; M. E. Williams, Ponty-pridd ; D. Young, St.
Albans.
Entitled each to select a Work of Art of the Value of
Twenty Pounds. —G. Allen, Herne-hill ;H. G. Ashurst,
Richmond ; C. Chamberlain, Hunsley ; E. Croaford, Nor-
wich ; Mrs, R. Craigg, Dalkeith ; Mrs. De Lafosse,
Oxford-terrace ; John Dearle, Chelsea ; Mrs. Epsworth,
Knutsford ; A. Hackett, Savage-garden ; T. R. Harrison
St. Martin's-lane ; Ji H. Haywood, Pentonville ; T.
Holy, Sheffield ' • E. Horner Bucklersbury ; J. Hunter,
Belper ;R. D. Hughes, Bedford-row ;S. A. Johnson,
Manchester; Rev.— Lowndes, Malta; R. Moore, Hanover-
terrace ; T. Murray, Liverpool ; C. H. Pilgrim-Slough ;
Captain Ryves, Blandford ; Mrs. Stenhouse, Dunfermline ;
Major-General Tulloch, Shiffnall ; J. Thompson, Bishop
Auckland ; W. G. Watson, Bermondsey ; John Williams,
Mark-lane • W. H. Williams, Truro; Rev. J. Williams,
Tring; E. Wilson, Melbourne; G. E. Yonge, Eton.

Entitled each to select a Work of Art of the Value of
Fifteen Pounds—R. Atkin, Linlithgow; P. S. Bardons,
Milton-street; A. Davis, Houndsditch ; Dr. Dickenson,
Liverpool; J. Dowson, Kennington ; H. Farrant, Ottery
St. Mary; W. Find, Clifton ; G. Furleuger, Throgmorton-
street ; Colonel Goodfellow, Addiscombe ; R Green, Ken-
sington; T. Hopkins, Connaught-terrace; W. T. Howell,
Kentish-town ; E. Jordan, Threadneedle-street; W. H.
G. Langton, Belgrave-street ; Lloyd, Brothers, Ludgate-
hill ; Manstead, York ; Dr. J. Moir, Edinburgh ; C.
H. Osborne, Old Kent-/ Sad ; W. S. Rose, St. Mary's
Cray ; J. Smith, Bicester ; F. Sandiman, Southwick-
place ; Mrs. Smith, Cambridge ; J. Thomas, Glasgow ; F.
J. Turner, Broughton; J. Treherne, Bridgend ; E. Wil-
son, M,..lbourne.
Entitled each to select a Work of Art of the Value of

Ten Pounds.—F. Alexander, Norwich ; Miss H. Bailey,
Seven Dials ; J. W. Bradley, Boston, U.S.; B. H. Carver,
Douhten, bar. ; H. Cooper, Highbury ; M. Evans, Lud-
low; W. Fowler, Sorborough; H. Ganilon, Easton-
square ; W. E. Good, Hammersmith ; C. Kent, Launces-
ton; John Lee, Wolverhampton ; Mrs. Legge, Houghton;
T. A. Mackay, Barnsbury-park ; J. 3leking, Liverpool ;
Melbourne Mechanics' Institution; W. It. Milward, Goa -
well-road ; E. Oldry, Plymouth ; J. Prince, Manchester ;
G. Pridham, Plymouth ; J. Silt, Lombard-mtreet ; C.
btanfield, Bradford ; M. Stainland, Boston ; K. R. Stop-
ford, Cork; Mrs. Wells, Victoria; Mrs. Wyburn, Hollo-
way.

The weekly reviews from the Amsterdam and Rotter-
dam produce markets state that business had slightly
increased. Most descriptions of sugar were in bAt.i.
demand, while coffee and tea exh biterl a temleney to
improvement. From Rouen the let,ers mention tl at
the late advance continued to he snttported, and that the
stocks of manufactured goods had diminished.
METROPOLITAN SEWERS COMMISSION. A special
meeting of the Metr,,politan Commis-ion of Sewers was
held at the offices of the commission in Greek-street,
Soho, yesterday afternoon. The following resointion
was agreed to :—" That the commissioners do make a
respectful repia see tation to the Government in reference
to the i,sertion of a clause in the hill now before Parlia-
ment for the better local management of the metropolis,
giving a discretionary power to the board her-after to
be constituted under the act to make compensation to
officers einol,,yed under this commission whose services
may be discontinued, and also to cottinue the payment
of such pensions as have been granted by this and pre-
ceding commissions."
ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN
RAILWAY.--Yesterilay afternoon, an accident, fortu-
nate,v not attended by any serious consequences to the
passengerF, occurred to the 4 o'cleck down train from
Euston-square to Rugby arid the midland counties.
The train left Euston-square at its appointed time, and
preceded safely to the Chalk Farm Bridge, where,
from soyie unexplained causes, while the engine passed
on the main line, the tender and carriages went on to a
siding which has recently been laid down in connec-
tion with some works which are in progress near the
bridge above-mentioned. Two of the carriages were
turned over on their side, and some were much
shattered by coming into colliion with the earth and
bricks which the workmen h ,d left piled up in the lo-
cality, hut no passenger sustained any injury, and the
line was cleared in about three quarters of an hour. It
is supposed that the vibration of the switch, and as the
engine passed over, caused it to get out of its place, and
so threw the tender on to the siding.