The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-26 00:00:00

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NEWMARKET RACES.

(Tills DAY.)

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH).
Match, 100, T.Y.C.—Nabob beat Hugo.
Match, 200, T.Y.C.—Palma filly beat Feramorz,

Sweepstakes of 50 sore. each. A.F.
Harbinger ... ... ••• •••
Rolando ... •••

... 2

Robinson was thrown in the second match, and broke
his thigh.

Exeter ...
Nutshell...

501. Plate.

Agis
Lady Sale

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Yesterday morning the Lord Bishop of London
delivered a sermon at St. Mark's Church, North Audley-
Street, in aid of the Royal Orth.pce,iic Hospital in Blooms-
bury-square. The collection amounted to 571. 4s. 4d.

Ttio TRADE WITH BRAZIL.—The ffieial paper of
Rio, received by the last packet, contains a decree reducing
the oppressive anchorage duties on British and all other
foreign vessels, from 90ors. per ton to 300 rs ; or, in English
money, fom 2s. a ton to Bd. This is a very valuable con-
cession, and will be felt to be a great relief by all shipowners
engaged in the trade with Brazil It is pleasant to see the
obstacles, which a mistaken policy has opposed to the inter-
course of nations, thus disappearing one by one. England,
which has taken the lead in freeing commerce and navigation
from its fetters, having a greater commerce, by from fifty to
sixty millions a year, than any other nation in the world,
will, in the end, be the greatest gainer by the removal of ob-
stacles to the intercourse of nations.—Liverpool Times.
METROFOLITAN COMMI,SION OF Saweus.—The
commissioners held a court at their Greek-street office on Sa-
turday, for the dispatch of routine b, siness. Present, Mr.
Edward Lewes (chairman) and Major Dawson. The clerk
read the weekly statement of accounts, showing that the
balance in hand on the 17th of April, was 6,3341. 16s. 9d.
The Court then ordered payments to be made to the amount
of 4, 61/. 35., leaving as the available balance the sum of
2,170/. 13s. 9d. The rest of the sitting was occup ed in hear-
ing summonses, and making orders that were entirely desti-
tute of public interest.

SlikH
'Pr CRIMINAL COURT —UNNATURAL MAL•
TREATMENT OF A CHILD.— The following cases were tried
n sentenced to eight hetore sh •
sgurnditwhx6eeriff Gordon and a jury on Wednesday : - Ann
Antler&,
Greenside- Gatlacher pleaded guilty to three acts of petty theft,
biooches, months' imprisonment ; James
88,etr.
tound guilty of breaking into the bazaar in
meat. Jamese haend stealing some knives, a fish-slice, 18
of cruel awndeliansusdentenced to nine months' imprison-
guiltyryGlen or Welsh were found
childin
question
wdsntnhaetural treatment of a child. The
as to bum the child with a
prisoner, and about two.anillegitimate offspring of the male
eruelanner. Oa one occasion Boners treated the boy wityclgildrleaelafttYbeabaarsrbha.orti' r
dokci Bothhecak
sii,
gn
kpand
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striking him in a very
Tfahtheyerawiseonbttsuahiefariled
to
twweii:vbesuaffindcietinet
food ; in consequence of all of whichl owt
anso
eenr_.
dangered. The man was sentence boy':
woman to three months' imrrisonment. Jan, .
thetold
James 111urrhead, a
carver and gilder, was found guilty of a Severeand was
• assault upon
to four months' imprisonment —Scotsman,
was sentenced
THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION.—The ' Li lit •
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steam-vessel, Master-Commander H. W. Allen, returned
Woolwich on Friday afternoon. ft., m off Yarmouth, having
left the vessels of Captain Sir Edward Belcher's expwclition
outside the Sands, proceeding northwards for Stromness, at
the rate of from 6 to 7 knots per hour. The Assistance,
Captain Sir Edward Belcher, C 8., and
the Resolute, Cap.
lain Kellett, C. 8., towed by the Basilisk and Desperate
steam-sloops, and the Ncrth Star, by the African steam
r, Commander MClintock,
vessel, the Intrepid screw-stearne
- ,
and the Pioneer screw steam-vessel,
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Lieut.-Commander Os.
born, having their steam up, and keeping yv
ell u
brought with the
other vessels of the squadron The Lightning back
i
various parties and dispatche,, with details iron time of
th
leaving Greenhithe, for the Admiralty.
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Su -- iciDE.O(l Saturday a determine( act lf-
of se
destruction was committed by Mons. E. F. Korra, a French-
man, holding the situation of judiciary translator of lam.
gu-ges to the courts of law, Boulogne. The deceased had
been for some time staying at the Swan Tavern, in Great
Dover-road, and on Saturday, between one and two o'clock,
the inmates of the house were alarm&l on finding that he
was taken suddenly ill, with violent retching and vomiti: g.
1,, was discovered that the unfortunate man had swallowed a
quantity of oxalic acid, the remains of which were found in
the vessel from which he had taken the deadly draught.
No time was lost in procuring a cab, into which be was
placed. anti, accompanied by the policeman, started for
Gay's H ~pital, tut b-At.ne the vehicle reached h elf, w y the
man expired, 4s yet no cow can bo assigned for the
rub act, -