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

THE SUN, L'iN DO INT, MONDAY EVENING, J LI L Y 5 1852.

AMERICAN NE WS.

LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY, 8 30 P.M.
By the Royalinaii steam.ship Americo, Shannon
commander, we hsve acivic?s from New. York to the
22i ult., and B to :ho 231. She has 289,000
dolls. in specie on freight.
The steam-ship Franklin arrived at New York on
the 91st, and the steam-ship Niagara at Halifax on
the 24th.
An important extradition case was pending at New
York owing to the Bri Consul at that port
having claimed the extradition of Thomas Kaine, 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-
Her, for Vice-President.
Toe PromeCriens bad arrived at New York, with
two da3;s' later advices from California, but they pos-
sess little or no interest.

Two failures are reported at Boston.
Adviccs from V:ilparai,,o to the 15th of May state
that fr;,.ights to Diglarld were 2/. per ton for guano
The 5a,.,ii,14,0 arrived ai t Partima on the 31 ult.,
wi, h intelligence that Floret; still remained ar, Puns.
H had nine vessels ;Aid soffici,nr, funds, and was only
waiting the arrival of an additional btiiuner to ecru,
mence the attack.

The French population at Guayaquil had most of
them tr.k.n refuge under the prov-ctron of the French
Consul. The Aniericln, 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 bad occured at San Jose,
Lower California, between the Mexican authorities
and Commander Aldharn, of her Majesty's sloop
Swif-, arising out of the seizure of some goods be-
longing to British subjects.
A British steamer had arrived at San Juan on the
2cl ult,, and noifi,d to the authorities that the Go-
vernments of Great Britain and the United States had
agreed to guarantee the independence of San Juan.
O❑ the 14th ult. the Havannah sugar market was
in an ec•ive sate. Exchange 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, 5 164 to 5 15 ; Amsterdam, 40i to 41.
There was a better demand fur Cotton, and prices
had advanced c. to 4c. per lb.
There was less disposition to operate in the Flour-
market, and lower prices would have been taken to
mike 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, ls. 63. per barrel;
measurement good,. 204. to 30s. per ton.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived at New York The Franklin steamer
from Havre, Senator, Jane E. Walsh, Leavitt,
Storer, Julia Howard, Gipsy, Salem, lislamsz a) Az, and
Raphahaunock from Liverpool; Amy from Bristol, Mar-
gar( t Evans and Independence from London, Majestic
from Belfast. Lively from Limerick, Caroline Tucker
from Havre, Defiance from Dublin, lonian from Lon-
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,
Western Star and Clara Wheeler from Liverpool,
Prompt from Palermo, L. and A. Hobart from Lt ghorn
William A. Sheller 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 Hull, Jane
Anderson from Antwe-rp, Beaver from Charente, Cruis
Premier from Oporto.

Arrived at New Orleans—The Stirlingahire from
'Liverpool, Harriett from Hamburgh, Hebo from Pa-
lermo, Howard from Havre.

Arrivtd at Newhaven—The BErgitha from Newcastle.
Arrived at Philadelphia—The Europe from Liver-
pool.
Arrived at Quebec—The Broom from Liverpool,
Thornky Dose !rem Sunderland, Lord Brought:in from
Galway, Messenger from Limerick, Canada from Cork,
Sisters from London, Confi ince from Waterford, Lion
and Sir William Wal ace from Aberdeen, Warwick
from Bordeaux.

The British ship wrecked is the Cremona, and not the
Fromont, as before reported.
The barque Mopes.4a, from Shields for New York,
went aahc re on Western head, N.S , on the 9th ult., and
became a total wreck; cargo it;st and two men drowned.

Ihe ship H.ward, arrived at New Orleans, reports
the loss of the barque Grace Darling, from St. Dumir•go
for Liverpool, on Cuba lc( ys on the 10:11 ult. She was
laden with mahogany.

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

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

Sir,—Three cut of the four stakes en the list for
deci'ion to-morrow at Newmarket are at present of the
skeleton description; the oth, r, the July Stekee, will be
contested by a very small field, consisting of the Reiver,
Phre Oa or Vest, probably the former, one of General
Ansem's, arid. pen-isles Amazon, War-Whoop, and The
Creole. THE HEIVER, as a matter of course,
will win.
The match between Lord Exeter's Dove and the
Duke of Bedford's Oasis, if not terminating in a forfeit,
will be won by the former.
The match for one hundred, over the last half mile of
the new T.Y.C., between Vivandiere and Flirt, ought to
be won by the former, considering that the latter con-
cedes her a year.
year, there
Me
The WORCESTER
of stakes, and the
cbe:ii,ngg
aisplaeonnatiefuwihastorbpeityter than usual this
majority well filled. The meeting extends over two
days—to-morrow and Wednesday—end will commence
with the Severn Stokes, a mile and a quarter spin, which
Prime Minister and Truth will fight out.
The Two Years Old Stakes will, I believe, result in a
walk over for Sextus or Chilton.
The Tradesmen's Handicap, a mile and a quarter run,
will, not unlikely, attract three-fourths of the nomina-•
tions to the post, SLEEPING PARTNER and MAY
clearing the winning chair that and second.
The Worcestershire Stakes, unlike the Handicap at
Newmarket, has obtained a strong acceptance, number-
eng twenty-five, ten or eleven of which, it is said, will
be sure to start. As a good deal of betting has
taken place upon this stake, I will enter into
a few particulars concerting it. Nancy figures
at the head of the acceptances, but she will
not start. Alonzo and Prime Minister come next; us
fore a
both will be there, I am not enabled to say which will
start, but either is very dangerous, the course being but
well
in at ?st.ile and a half in length. Warwick and Ephesus are
After them we must pass over a lot be-
y thing attractive arrests the eye. Butterfly. at
be-
Sat 9.b,- baa been msande the favourite, and considering
her performances,
isi not overivisiesitghhted. Liudrick, almost et
rather dangerous to 6 taud
whoseon ly otherct)
the bottom of the sent.,
unable to
utoTTERFLY or Le '
accomplish the winning teat
chance is. considered
to do anything. If Wadlow, e
caninomutetniodemoen,e,tihsetutn,
Warwick . in the third NDRICK, with
Ephesus and,
mile and fourth poeitiot.s.
Stakes, a half scur •
The Flying ,ry. seems destined
to fall to the lot cf Prestige, Miss Julia, or Butterfly;
Miss JULIA for choice.
The other races require no comment.
The horses arrived at Worcester or en route are the
following:— Prime Minister, Alonr) , Kiteflyer. 11148
Engl,
and _
, Truth,
Julia, Butterfly, Ephesus, Young .
Chilton, Mayday, Sleeping Partner, Warwick, Bact.on ,
Ibis, Lindrick, Tommy the Tinman, Hope, Worcester,
Manifold, Prestige, Romualdus, Titterstone, and at least
a d' Zen more are expected.
The 1 •follows'--July Stakes--
a‘est betting rules as
2 to 1
on the River-no other named. Summer Sandi-
caP (ee,'
Peac • market)-7 to 2 agst Waverley, sto 1 agsl
ocx, 6 t 1
2to 1 a 0 agst any other. Chesterfield Stakes—
,angst War Whoop, 4 to lagst Da obert 6 to I
gst yt he •
cestershire Sakes--3 r, field expected to be good. The Wor•
Lindriek, sto 1 —3 to 1 agst Butterfly, 4to 1 age'
I am, Sir, g,, , eget Ephesus, 8 to 1 agst any other.—
July 5. '

THE SPIRIT OF THE TURF.

NEWMARx INTELLIGENCE.
are EttiT, JULY MEETING.
SPMITING---- ----
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Ce 3 cao row --
The following
meeting, which conmun present engagements for the
TonspAy
A llgndicep Sweepsta6B Of 20
years old and upwards.
declared by ten o'clock the :vegn°79. each, and 5 only if
New
to the second; for three II g before running, to
New T.Y.C.
Ac Sweepstokes of 10 sem each, for three l's, Bst 71b; filli,,,_Bst 41b. The years old;
Ya
for 100 tws. T.Y.C. iv.nner to be Bold
A Sweepstakes of 10 EOV2. each
sixfive.
winner to be sold for 300 sovs. TALI/.c aged, 94t. The
The July Sakes of 50 sovs. each, 30 ft, for two yrs old;
colts Bst 71h; fillies, B=t Mb. Ttio second to reeciv..
heck his stulic. New T.Y C. (28 Subs.)
'4.-ieneral Anson's c TzLirdhake—'l'G' petal .A.,son,, f
Rumour—'' Mr Carew's ch c Niunyha=ntr,r-4=mr. c
a.
rew's b c by Watepgle—Rigolette—Mr. E. R Chirke'e.
b c 13 ue John— Mr. R E. Coupet's b c the Friar—Lord
Ezlinton's b e Vander& eke, —*Lord Ex. tees t Pnrygia
—*L rd Exeter's I Dova—!Lord Exeter's f Vest—Lord
Glasgow's b f by Don John, out of Physalis—Mr. Mir-
, ris's b c by the Emptror, out of Orlilte—Sir J. limwle)%
c North Pole—Sir ,J. ll,vley's f Strawberry Hill—Sir J.
11Kw!oy's e Mustang—*Sir J. Hawley's f Hertnione—
*M-. Levey's b f Lady Alice—Mr- C. Lilo's ch a Ta-
vistock-,...*Lord - o,ford's t by ArtincLl—Bctlina—Mr.
.!_syne's Speed the Plough—Mr. Payne's Warwhoop—
Mr. Periley's b c Gavotte—Mr. J. Powney's br f Arala-
ro'7);-: L,,rd ,r, Scout's b c The Reiver—"Lord Srruth-
mr. 'G'N. .t t The Creole—Mr. G. Siurt's b e Lascelles—
rt'a br f Cinstnitits—Coptuin Thrilusozi's ch
e Rfttiiplan.
Airiteh-.!2,6a . h
1 - _. ! _ft- no wQighte mentioned. List half
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