The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-05 00:00:00

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,1271ERICAN IN EW S.

LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY, 3 30 P M.

By the Royal wail srt-arn-ship AtnericH, S.,aunon
commander, we have advices from NevYo!k to the
2.2,1 ult., and Thston to the 231. She has 289,000
.dolls. in specie on fit-ight.
1 The steam-ship Franklin arrived at New York en
th 21st, and the steamship Niagara at Halifax on
the 24th.

Au impfirtant extradition case was pending at New
York owing to the British Consul at that port
having ckitned the extradition of Thomas Koine, an
alleged criminal.

The Whig National Convention at Baltimore had
nominated General Winfield Scott, of New Jersey, for
President, and William A. Graham, of North Caro-
lina, for Vice-President.
The Prometheus had arrived at New York, with
two days' later advices from California, but they pos-
sess little or no interest.

Two failures are reported at Boston.
Advices from Valparaiso to the 15th of May state
that freights to England were 21. per ton for guano,
The Santiago arrived at Panama on the 31 ult.,
with intelligence that Flores still remained at Puna.
He had nine vessels and sufficient funds, and was only
waiting the arrival of an additional steamer to com-
mence the attack.

The French population at Guayaquil bad most of
them taken refuge under the protection of the French
Consul. The American, French, and English frigates
were still at Guayaquil.
It is stated in a letter from Honduras that the in-
habitants of Ruatan had claimed the protection of
Honduras against the British authorities. Great
disorder prevailed.
A misunderstanding had occured at San Jose,
Lower California, between the Mexican authorities
and Commander Aldham, of her Majesty's sloop
Swift, arising out of the seizure of some goods be-
longing to British subjects.
A British steamer had arrived at San Juan on the
2tl ult., and notified to the authorities that the Go-
vernments of Great Britain and the United Ste tes had
agreed to guarantee the independence of San Juan.
On the 14th ult. the Havannah sugar market was
in an ac'ive state. Ex:thange on London, 11 to 11k.
The New York stock market possessed no new
feature. Stock and securities were in demand, and
prices firm.
The money market was without alteration. Ex-
charge inactive. Bills on London, 110 to 1101 ;
Paris, 5 16i to 5 15 ; Amsterdam, 40 to 41.
There was a better demand fur Cotton, and prices
had advanced ie. to ie. per lb.
There was less disposition to operate in the Flour-
market, and lower prices would have been taken to
make sales. Wheat was in better demand. Indian
corn was in steady request. Provisions unchanged.
One hundred tons of Scotch pig-iron were sold at
20 dollars, six months.
Freights to London—Flour, Is. 6d. per barrel;
measurement good 3 20s. to 30s. per ton.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived The Fiaultlin steamer
from
,evr k
Senator,or Jane E. Walsh, Leavitt,
7hear,
Salem, lialamhz )0 Az, and
RS
Havre, at
80 N.
Amy from Bristol, Mar-
gar, le
t Evens and Independence from London, irjes,ic
b fa Juliat ick Hfor wo a
mr d, Gipsy.
Liverpool;
from Belfast, Lively from Limerick, Caroline Tucker
from Havre, Defiance from Dubin, lonian front
don, George A. Hopley and Favourite from Havre,
Columbine from Limerick, and Peter Hattrick from
Antwerp.
Arrived at Boston—The St. Jacob and Matilda Chris-
tiana from Liverpool, Velocity from Glasgow, Wal-
dron from Cardiff, George Marsden from Shields,
Wevern Star and Clara Wheeler from Liverpool,
Prompt from Palermo, L. and A. Hobart from L,ghorti,
William A. Shafer from Havre, Sprite from Galway,
and Mary Hudson from Shields.
Arrived at Baltimore—The Amelia and Switzerland
from Liverpool, Mireeds from Barcelona.
Arrived at Montreal—The Thetis from Hall, Jane
Anderson from Antwerp, Beaver from Charente, Crois
Premier from Oporto.

Arrived at New Orleans—The Stirlingshire from
Liverpool, Harriett from Hainburgh, Hebe from Pa-
lermo, Howard from Havre.

Arrived at Newhaven—The Bergitha from Newcastle.
Arrived at Philadelphia—The Europe from Liver-
pool.
Arrived at Quebec—The Broom from Liverpool,
Thornley Clcse from Sunderland, Lord Brougham from
Galway, Messenger from Limerick, Canada from Cork,,
Sisters from London, Confidnce from Waterford, Lion
and Sir William WaLace from Aberdeen, Warwick
from Bordeaux.

The British ship wrecked is the Cremona, and not the
Fremont, as before reported.
The barque Menas.ia, from Shields for New York,
went ashore on Western head, N.S., on the 9th ult., and
became a total wreck; cargo lost and two men drowned.
The ship Howard, arrived at New Orleans, reports
the loss of the barque Grace Darling, from St. Domingo
for Liverpool, on Cuba Keys on the 10th ult. She was
laden with mahogany.

SPORTING NOTES.
No. CCLVIII.
NEWMARKET AND WORCESTER RACES.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

SlR,—Three out of the four stakes on the list for
decision to-morrow at Newmarket are at present of the
skeleton description; the other, the July Stakes, will be
contested by a very small field, consisting of the Reiver,
Phry gia or Vest, probably the former, one of General
Any, n's, arid perhaps Amazon, War-Whoop, and The
Creole. THE REIVER, as a matter of course,
will trim.

Tee match between Lord Exeter's Dove and the
Duke of Bedford's Oasis, if not terminating in a forfeit,
will bo won by the former.
The match for one hundred, over the last half mile of
be won by the former, con,idering that the latter con-
the new T.Y.C., between Vicandiere anti Flirt, ought to
cedes ter a year.
The WORCESTER
Summer Meeting is sum. what better than usual this
year, there ht ill; a plentiful supply of stakes, and the
majority well filled. The meeting extends over two
days—to-morrow and Wednesday—and rill commence
with the Severn Stakes, a mile and a quarter spin, which
Prime Miui,ter and Truth will fight out.
The Two Years Old Stakes will, I believe, result in a
walk over for Sextus er Chilton.
__

The Tracest;;;;llandicap, a mile and a quarter run,
will, not unlikely, attract three-6 arths of the nomina-
tions to the post, SLEEPING PARTNER and MAY DAY
clearing the winning chair first and second.
The Worcestershire Stakes, unlike the Handicap at
Newmarket, has obtained a strong acceptance, number-
ing twenty-five, ten or eleven of which, it is said, will
be sure to start. As a good deal of bolting had
taken place upon this stake, I will enter into
a few particulars concerning it. Nancy figures
at the head of the acceptances, but she will
not start. Alonzo and Prime Minister come next; as
sitie but either
ahalfisin very
length.
both will be there, I am not enabled to say which will
ta
Warwick
, the caonudr se
Ephesusbei lg butare
well
a rnr
r theni
arrests we
sts
mthues t
eye.passß
overut
tae
rlot y
,I;
ae-
fo r in
nt
5,t, gib, bas been made the favourite, and considering
e ayatth74l. attractive Afte
her performances, she is rather dangerous to stand
against; she is not overweighted. Lindrick, almost at
the bottom of,the stele,
iis thwohoonsleycohtahner animal. likely
to do anything. If Wad ow
accomplish the is considered
an outside one, is unableß to
TTERFLY OP LINDRICKg, withea
commend me, then, to
u third and fourth positions.
Ephesus and Warwick in the ,
seems
destined
' Stakes, a half mile .
The Flying
' Julia, or Butterfly;
to fall to the lot of Prestige, Miss
Miss JULIA for choice.
The other races require no comment.
The horses arrived at Worcester er en route ere the
Miss
following ;_Prime Minister, Alonzo, Kitetic er. ,
Julia, Butterfly,
utterfli, Ephesus, Young England, Truth,
Chilton M : • Partner, Warwick, BacLou,
. , ay-day, bleeping
Ibis, Lindrick, Tommy the Tinman, Hope, Wm, eJter,
Manifold, Prestige, Romualdus, Titter stone, and at least
a dr..„zeert more
i are expected.
n latest betting rules-as follows:—July Stakes-
2to 1 on the Reiver, no other named. Summer Haadi-
cap New
Peacock market)
—7 to 2 agst Waverley, 5 to 1 agst
, 6 to 1
othagst any other. Chesterfield Stakes-
-2 to 1 agst War Whoop, 4 to 1 agat Dagobert, 6 to 1
agst any er; fleld expected to be good. The Wor-
cestershi
re es-3 to 1 Butterfly,
agst4 to 1 agst
Lindrick, 5 to 1 I
am, Sir, &c., a
agar Ephesus, 8 to 1 agat any other.—
July 5.
THE SPIRIT OF THE TURF.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
NEWMARKET JULY MEETIage nN .
The following are the present
eng its for the
meeting, which commences to-morrow-•li 3
TUESDAY.
A Hotclicap Sweepstakes of 20 soya, each, and 5 only if
before Tannin to
declared by ten o do, k the oienii g
go to the second; for three years chi and upwards.
New T.Y.C.
A Sweepstakes of 10 sbvs. each, for three years old;
colts, 86t 710; fill`. s, Bst 41b. The w nner to be sold
for 100 wove. T.Y.C.
A `we' pstakes of 10 e,ovs. each; three yrs old, Est 91b;
four, Bst llb; five. Bst 101 b; six and aged, 9st. The
v.inner to he sold for 300 sues. T.M.M.
The July ,;rakes rf 50 F. ovs each, 30 It, for two yrs old;
cobs. Bst 7ib; tithes, 81 51b. Tee second to receive
te.ck his stake. New T.Y C. (28 Subs )
*Uenefal AMSOL'it c El.adbake—'`G,nerai Arson's f
Rumour—*Mr, oh c Nirryhtszareer— Mr. Ca-
rew's b e by Waresgle—Ripolette—Mr. E. R Clarke's
b e John—Mr. R E. Cooper's b e the Friar—Lord
Eelitvon'e b e Vande:d (k'' —4Lord Ex.-ter's t Perygii.
—*Lord Ex.b-r's f Dova—.Lot d Exet, es t Vest—Lord
Glasgow's b I by Den Ji.bn, out of Pbyvall6.—Mr. 114r-
ris's b c by the hi:optrot, out of Oddie—Sir J. thwle,',,
C North Pole—Sir J. El3.le3's f Stra.berry 11111—Sir J.
c Mustasig—*Sir J. Hawley's t Heimiorie—
*tV-•Lat cy's b f Lady Alice—Mr. C. Li o's oh c 'F,-
Pb.t°l—*Lord Oiford's f by A.rtsrithl—BAina—lir.
m SPred the Plough—Mr. Payne's Warvehoop—
. 'edk u
fa c Gavotte—Mr. J. Powne:,'s br f Amrs-
z,n—Lor J. Sce,t's b c The Itt iver—oL.rd S•rhith-
rn''n''s bkf Th, Crvole—Mr. G. Slurt's b e LuEcelles—
/dr. G. Start's hr f Cinamiots—Cliptain Theliuson's oh
c Itataplan.
Mateh--,200, h ft, no
weights mentioned. Last half