The Sun.
London, England, 1855-05-03 00:00:00

THE TRANSPORT SERVICES.

The following is a correct list, up to the present period,
of the sailing vessels and steamers taken up for the Trans.
port Service :-
Nos. Nos. Nos.
1. Alma 73. Melbourne 145. Clyde
2. Mercia , 74. Emen 146. Sydney Hall
3. Magnet 75. Golden Fleece 147. Indiana
4. City of Carlisle 76. Sydney 148. Metropolitan
5. Sibella 77. Holyrood 149. William Hutt
6. EariShaftesbury 78. Orient 150. linperitriz
7. Palmerston 79. Sir G. Pollock 151. Cumberland
8 Alipore 80. Canterbury 152. Sir J Easthope
9. John Masterman 81. Argo 153. Fi efly
10. Edendale 82. Alps 154. Riverdale
11. St. Hilda 83. Arabia 155 Norma
12. Bacchante 84. Jason 156. Hetton
13. Morayshire 85. Burmah 157. Cosmopolitan
14. Arnotdale 86. Harbinger I'B. Oscar
15. Josph Shepherd 87. Hydaspes 159. John Bowes
16. L ,dy Valiant 88. Sir Robert. Sale 160. Bahiana
17. Mary Louisa 89. , , 161. Black Prince
18. St. Vincent 90; Sutlej 162. East Anglian
19. Caduceus 91. Ivanhoe 163. Alster
20. Europa 92. 164. Royal Victoria
21. Pride of the 93. Willm.Jackson 165. Lady Eglinton
Ocean 94. 166. Union
22. Echnondshiny 95. Arabia 167. Foyle
23. Dunbar 96. Deva 11'8. Prompt
24. Bombay 97. Estcourt 169. Marley Hill
25. Cornwall 98. Talavera 170. Kangaroo
26. Gomelza 99. Camperdown 171. Eagle
27. Bride 100. Andes 172. Peninsula
28. Jarrow 101. Cambria 173. Black Boy
29. Kangaroo 102. Tynemouth 174. Whitley Park
30. Blundell 103. Cormorant 175. Cochrane
31. Eveline 101. Empress Euge- 176. Canadian
32. Sultana nie 177. Amity
33. Blake 105. Belgravia 178. Imperador
34. Loudon 106. Clifton 179. Durham
35. Northfleet 107. Eden 18). Retriever
36. Lady M‘Naugh- 108. Herefordshire 181. Rajah
ten 109. Edwin Fox 182. Chester
37. Crestof the Wave 110. Columba 183. Gibraltar
38. Wide-awake 111. Julia 181. Telegraph
39. Harkaway 112. Nimrod 185. New Pelton
40. Lancaster. Witch 113. Sea Nymph IS6. Jana
41. Kent 114. True Briton 187. Great Britain
42. Mary Ann 115. Eliza 188. Imperial
43. Calliope 116. Lord Dalhousie 189. Killiugsworth
44. Echunga 117. Walmer Castle 199. Snowdoun
45. Medora 118. Chapman 191. Crcesus (burnt)
10. Mary Ann 119. Coldstream 192. Baltic
47. Wilson Kennedy 120. Australian 193. Victory
48. Shooting Star 121. Cottingham 194. Severn
49. Star of the South 122. Minden 195. Calcutta
50. Courier 123. Robert Small 191. Black Sea
51. Timaudra - 124. Hugomont 197. Indian►
51. Paramatta 125. Calphurnia 198. Volunteer
s'. Iron Age 126. Prince Alfred 199. Edina
51. Gertrude 127. Bucephalus 211. Atbar
'55. 128. Wyuustay 201. Mariner
56. War Cloud 120. Poictiers 202. City of Aber-
-57. Lady Russell 130. Rockliff (leen
58. Pedestrian 131. Faith • 203. Ormelie
50. Negociator 132. Lion 2 /1. W►n. Beckett
6.1. Monarchy 133. Gottenburg 205. Wm. Aldham
61. 131. Robert Lowe- 206. Hansa a
62. Onward 135. Queen of the 2 7. Gin-mania
61. Chalmers South 208. Progress
64. Hope 136. Ottowa 209. Great Tasmania
65. Touning 137. Cleopatra 210, Saldanha.
66. City of London 134. Adelaide 211. Zebra
67. Emperor 1.,9. Brandon 212. St,zon
68. Sovereign 140. Cha►ity 213. Candia
69. Albatross 141. Edward 214. Resolute
70. Coronella 142. Manilla 215. Assistance
71. Panola 143. Esk ' 216. Windsor
72. Victoria 144. Dinapora 217. Veloz

Helter-Skelter Handicap of 5 soya each, with 30 added ;
the eecoud to receive 10 sues out of the stakes. Half
a mile. Eighteen subs.
Mr. J. B. Merriii's Comfort, by Birdcatcher, 4 yrs,
7st 41 L (Bastian))
Mr. Ban croft's Helmet. 4 yrs, Bst (Wells) 2
Mr. Clark's Omit:ilia, 3 ors, Est 4lb (Bearpaik) 3
Lord Cbteeterfield's Ida, 3 yrs, 54 811) (Bates) 4
The full oevieg also tan :—Michaelmas Maid, Falcon,
Puritan, fiettery, Merry Monk, Wild Deer, Usurer,
Questionable, Duke of Hamilton, and Knight of Kerry.
Betting-5 to 2 each ag4 Comfort and Ida, 100 to 12
eget Merry Monk, 100 to 10 agst any other. Cenefint
made all the running, and won very cleverly by half a
Sani e distance between the second aed third,
awl a head lieaween third and fuurth ; Falcon, well up
with the latter, was fifth.
Triennial Paula ea Stakes of 10 soya each, h ft, with 30
added, for 4-eieolds ; colts, Bst 91b ; fillies,' Bst Sib ;
• those by untrieei stallions, or out of mares which never
bred a winner, ',flowed 31b; both, 61b. One mile and
three-qua' ters. Nine subs.
Mr. Copeland's Fit rid .111arslial, by Touchstone, Bst 91b
• (Marlow) 1
Mr. E. R. Clack's I 'tench Box, by Napier (allowed 61b)-
Bst 31b
Betting-6 to 4on Punch Box. Field Marshal waited
until within a distant: u of home, when be went up arid
collared his opponent. A very interesting race in ensued,
Field Marshal winnint by a head.
The Tradesmen's Plate of 200 soya, added to a Handicap
Sweepstakes of 25 s evs each, 15 ft, and 5 only if de-
clared, &c. The sec( tad to receive 50 sovs out of the
stakes. The winner of either the Northaniptonshire
Stakes, Metropolitan Stakes at Epsom, Newmarket
Hand cap, or Great N tiethern at York, in the present
year, 1011) extra ; the second in either, Sib extra ; and
the winner of any other handicap race after the pub-
lication of the weights 0 f the value of 200 sovs, in
eluding the winner's owe stake, 5!1) extra, but not to
to be accumulative for lbeing second, in any of the
above, as well as- being the winner of 200 soya Cup
Course. Two miles and' a quarter. 201 subs, 82 of
whom declared, aed pay .5 soya each.
Mr. Howard's Scythian,-4
yrs, 7st 41b (Wells) 1
Mr. T. Parr's Mortimer, 5 , yrs, Est 41b (Fordhatii) 2
Mr. Clarkson's Neville, 4- yrs, 7st 121 b (including
101 b extra)
'Mr. J. B. Morris's Geetriekeek per, 4 yrs, 6st 21b (Mundy) 4
Lord Anglesey's The Nabob, 6 yrs, Bst 21b...(A. Day) 0
Mr. Barber's Goorka'e, 5 yrv, Bst (Basham) 0
Mr. Hoff,tead na The Reiver, 5 yrs, 7st 61b (J. Osborne) 0
Mr. Copperthwaite's Early Bird, 4 yrs, 7st 61b
(Aldcroft) 0
Mr. H. Hill's 'relate i's Eye, 5 yrs, 7st 511; (including
51b extra)
Mr. It. Gray's Dalk eith, 6 yrs, 7st ...... 0
Mr. C. Peck's Arthu r Wellesley, 4 yrs, 7st (Charlton) 0
Mr. Roweiak's Little Davie, 6 yrs, Est 11Ib (includ-
ing 511, ta-tra) - (Carroll) 0
Mr. J. Bate na Bra xey, aged, Est 10Ib ...(Hayhoe) 0
Mr. Parker's Joe Miller, 6 yrs, fist 101b...(J. Goater) 0
DESTRUCTIVE Finn AT EALlNG,—YeAerday morning, Mr. Grevdle's Kaffir. 4 yrs, 64 811) (Clement) 0
at an early hour, the inhabitant,' of Ealietegrove were Mr. D. Dawson na ncy, aged, Est 61b (J. Fester) 0
greatly ellaraed in consequence of a fire breaktrig out in Mr. Oakey na Elbe lw olf, 6 yrs, 64 6!b (Prior) 0
-some tin occupied houies belonging to Mr. Ritlett, situate Mr. J. Osborne's See tic er, 4 yrs, fist 21b...(Bearpark; 0
in Bakei es
-lane, Ealing-green. Such was the rapidity Mr. Bennett's Brown B randy, 4 yrs, 6st...(Faulkner) 0
with which the • fire, progressed that in the course of a Mr: Lawrence's Bre ab t Phoebus, 4 yree sst 10ib
few minutes time fiernes extended to another house, and (Cressw ell) 0
there appeared at one peel d no chance of saving any Mr. Ridley's Bolton, f I:yrs, sst 61b (Bates) 0
portion of the surrounding houses. The parish engines Mr. Farrance's Noisy, -3 yrs, sst 2.1 b (carried Set 41b)
were re: narkably early in arriving, and, owing to the (Alder) 0
activity o f tbe parish engineers and police, they suc- Mr. Jas. Thorpe na F :ecape, 3 yrs, sst 21b (Snowdon) 0
seeded in extinguishing the fire, but not until two of the Mr. J. B. Morris's Cc. ,esey, 3 yrs, Set ]l4 (in. 51b ex.)
buildings were levelled with the ground, and another (W. Rogers) 0
seriously .damaged by fire, wa+er, &c. Ft rtunately the Mr. J. Rigby's Imi see, 3 yrs fist (C. Bush) 0
,
owner of the property was insured in the Atlas Fire- Lord Clitden s Homily, 3 yxs, 4st 41b (car. 4st 71b)
Office. 7 !he origin of the fire is not precisely known, (Challoner) 0
,but it is generally senposed to have been the work of Mr. E. R. Clark's Juit tbe, 4 yrs, sst Blb (Primo) 0
some dial sulical hicendiary.
EFFEC vs or TUE BALTIC BLOCKADE OP 1854.—The Early Bird, 9to 1 age* Nevilee,
Betting at starting. - -6 to 1 agst Nosey, 9 to 1 eget
lag o agst Scythian,
Boreenea lie of Hamburg is instructed by letters from 12 to 1 Nast Gamete .p 13 to 1 st Joe Miller, 15 to
Sr. Peter ~burg, thae'ee„ai the opening to the close of the ast Nb. 100 tir'6 ag,t Dalkeith, 100 to 6
agst
port 'n in 1854, only seven fcreign ships entered the Arthur Wellesley, 105 to 6 agst Kaffir, 20 to 1 agst
port of St L. Pete reburg, and there awe only twenty-seven I Mortimer, 20 to 1 a p t E,cape, 30 to 1 eve Little
depattua The coaeting trade Was not interrapt,d. I Davie, 30 to 1 :eget I u 'and's Eye, 40 to 1 eget The
In c nee 1 uence of the advance in the rates of cat-rive Reiver, 50 to 1 agst Hof oily, 50 to 1 ag,t Braxey. Alter a
10,000 0 o kops of tallow remained' unsold, and prices
series of uneuccessful attempts the starter determined to
have falit ei greatly. The advance on imparts is most walk theta round the . course, This had the effect of
felt in tli. s article of cotton. Instead of some minions of bringing them into a tolerably compact form, end
pnods, th a importation of ordinary years, in 1854 only as soot' as they were a little in advance of the T.Y.C.
900,000 1 erode were imported, and many mills are stand- poet the flag' were di -upped, and the work conrienc( d
ing still lor want of raw material. in earnest. MertimE r, with Seducer. E-cape, Caine. I
A lets ar from Kelisch, in Russian Poland of the keeper, Early Bird, a nd Neville, lying well up, made
22d ult. ,in the Albstrian Gazette, says :—" The strong, running ; Nale ,b, Scythian. and Joe Miler fiy
gretnidii irs of the 3.1 division, who are stationed in , quite off until they aa rise lat the Castle Pole elle. lase
the em irons of L;,witeh, wore inspected a few 'line ""nd, when 'Nall
by their commander-in-chief, 06 and Scythian began to draw
days ag(
Adjutant- forward. Oa enterie4 the' straight Scythian ran into
General Plautine, and by General Koyloff. On I the second Places an d when half-way up the distance be
all tho :line of defence from St. Petersburg to challenged Me,rtine ; a very fine contest ensued, Stele-
Kielce, I he greatest activity has prevailed since
steho'aornidwainn(ni andilleadj.ieckTwboetlengthathbeettwhieredn
and
doubtfulthe reappearance of the enemy in the Baltic. It is fourth. Nal.oba fiftah. Pastingwtheen way arches
that the English will be able to do more the second time ri d t the
this year 'end Naacy broke her leg, aid
than last, if we take into account the itne last tutu Arthur Wee' 1 te ly' g well up with Na-
mense me ans of defence which have been collected : bob, broke down.' es
tY'
- to win .with
Mr. Parker declared
during, th, a winter, and the mass of troops concen- i Noisy.
trated on, the points which are menaced." Her Majesty's I 'late of 100 guineas for Simla,