The Sun.
London, England, 1852-02-11 00:00:00

Weights for the Donciuter Handicap.
Yrs.st. lb.!

lb.
lichis . Yrs.st. 4 6 6
C by Red Deer
out of Sister to
Porto Bello 36 3
Bird on the Vying 8 6 1
Finess©
The Twin
Mary Ann 3 5 9
B c by Irish Bird-
catcher, out of
Flower of the
Tees
Farmer's 80y,...; 35 6
Galvanisna
Equal
Tom Pinch„ 3 5 3
Sir Charles Napier 3 5 3
hyacinth ......... 3 5 3
Don Car 105......... 3 5 3
Cleveland ......... 3 5 3
Ready Reckoner 3 5 0
Snow Dr0p......... 3 5 0
St. Michae1......... 3 4 12
Dismay ......... 3 412
Lizzy ............... 3 4 10
Volanta ............ 3 4 8

Rhesus 6 8 5
Young Altisidora a 7 12
View litlloo (h b) 6 7 7
Abd-el-Kader
The Calculator
Selina 6 7 2
Kathleen 5 7 2
Tone Holtby
lanthe 4 7 0
Simplicity ...... 4 7 0
Knook Knoll
Melford
Kilquade.. 4 6 12
The Proctor
Cogia (h b) 6 6 10
Ch f by John
o'Gaunt, d by
Belshazzar
Edward of York 4 6
.10
Ilird Labour (late
Ebor)
The Cutler ...... 4 610
La Fiante,..,,,.,,, 5 6 10
Stafford
The Little Fawn 4 6 9
Abbess ofJerveaux 5 6 9
England's Glory 4 6 7
Iwill be to thathighestwe igigwhetaltci d thee,eaPnling be under Bst Mb, it
be raised others in proportion.
THURSDAY.
Weights fur ,the Grand Naticnal Steeplechase.
Yrs. st. lb.'
British Yeomae...a 11 7
Peter Simple .. ~, a 11 3
Vain Hope a 11 2
Lucy Neal, a 11 2
Sir Peter Laurie .a 11 1
Abd-el.Kader a 11 0
The Chieftain (ti b) 6 10 11
Bedford
Feruhill
View Hulioo (h b) 6 10 9
Maria Day
Hardwick (h a 10 7
Warner
Johnnie Barrie a 10 6
Ace of Trumps
(h b) a 10 =6
Hoha uel ft: ti: t Littleidn a66 1000 45B6
Hiss Mowbray a 10 3
Little Paul a 10 0
Should the highest weigt
71b„ it will be raised to th
proportion.

-I'M St. lb.
Joan of Arc 6 10 0
!Conic Again a 9 12
!Venture
!Abbott Lawrence a 9 9
iA Y 5 9 7
IWee Tammy (b b) 5 9 7
Little :John (h b) 6 9 7
Maid of the West

(h b) 5 9 5
Maria Monk a 9 5
Jack of all Trades a 9 5
Forest Lad a
The Cripple a 9' s')
Ringdove (h b) a 9 3
Perj toy m 5 9 3
Everton
Buseot (h b)
Loddington
Sir Alexander-- 5 9 0
Scavenger (h b)
Hinton (h b) a pays ft
tit accepting be under 11e6
,at weight, and_the others in

RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS. ,
BRISTOL, FEB. 10.
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The share market was firm and ac-
tive to- day. The transactions were as follow : Bristol and
Exeter, 86—Great Western (Original Stock), 87414-
LIVERPOOL, FEB. 10.
&Too= Excruaratc.—There has been a fair amount of
,
business done to-day, but prices in most cases were lower
than yesterday. The transactions were as follow :—Cale-
donian
North: 15—Lancashire and Yorkshire 63%—London and
Western, 11714—Ditto, New Quarters, 3,6 11—Ditto,
Fifths, VA p.—Midland, 5%,,......50uth-Eastern and Dover,
201—Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole, N. Div., 20%
York and North Midland, 21'4— Dutch Rhenish, 4 7-16 dis.
MANCEIESTER, FEB. 10.
STOCK EXCHANGE.—A considerable business has been
done to-day, without material alteration in prices. The
transactions were as follow :—Blackburn (No. 1), 434—Cale-
donian, 15% Ditto, Preference, 7 13-16—Eastern Counties
(Perp., No. 1, guar. 5 per cent.), 7%—East Lancashire,
Quarters, 1534—Ditto, Fifths, 5% dis.—Lancashire and
Yorkshire, Fifths, 63% —Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln-
shire, 3034—Midland, A7l'
''' 72—South-Eastern and Dover,
20 9-16.

BIRMINGHAM FEB. 10.
STOCK ExaraxciE. —The share market continues in a very
inactive state, although the recent advance, so far as quota-
tions afford evidence of the tone of the Steck Exchange, is
extremely well maintained. Yesterday Midland Stock was
transacted at 5736, and South Staffordshire shares at
dis. To-day the business done was unimportant. Midland
(Birmingham and Derby), Were sold at 29 per share.

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FRENCH RAILWAY TRAFFIC.
The following are the last returns of the gross re•
ceipts of the principal French Railways :
NouTnnnic.--.-Frora Jan. 22 to Jan. 28 : Passengers
174.4821.; goods, 268,246 f.; total, 442,728 f. •
ROIIEN.—From Jan. 25 to Jan. 31 :
58,5121.; goods, 87,186 f.; total, 145,698 f.
HavnE.—From Jan. 25 to Jan. 31 : Passengers.
21,6351.; goods, 29,182 f. ; total 60,817 f. Passengers.
BORDEAUX.—From Jan.
20 to Jan. 26: Passengers
40,615 t.; goods, 67,7501.;
~ total, 108,3671.
NANTES.—FrOM dal). 22 to Jan. 28 : Passengers
22,815 f.; goods, 28,177 c.
total, 50,992 f.
MAnsz -- trAns.Frona jai. 15 to Jan. 21: Passengers,
33,4031; goods, 27,713 f.; total, 61,1161.
LYON3.—>rrOal Jan. , 0
• ~, to Jan. 24 : Passengers,
15,299 f.; goods, 100,2661,; total
255 565 f.
ORLEANS ,Jan. 26 to, Feb. 1: Passengers.
70.5001. ; goods, 125.846 f.; total, 205,346 f.
CENTRE.—FrOM Jan. 26 to Feb. 1: Passengers,
29,837 f.; goods, 50 267 Z; total, 80,104 f.
,:
MONTEREAIL—From Jan. 22 to Jan. 28: Passengers
7,086 f.; goods, 17,3281.; total, 24,324 f.
BALE.—From Jau. 19 to Jan. 25 : Passengers,
23,9241.; goods, 11,625 f.; t0ta1,35,5491.
STaASBURCI —From Jun. 22' to Jan. 28: Passengers
; total, 196,614 f.
105,3521.; goods, 91,262 f.

S. and B. Solemons, Opticians, 3
osmppaolisitpeotwheetfYooir
wkaHistectoealt.
[ADVERTISEMENT.]—_Tus-- - - ,
can it,..et glass, the size of a
ROYAL MEHIBITION.-
I.7Albermarle-street, Picca-
dilly, newly-invented,
seen and known 4 miles
Waistcoat
dveilrlyy,
the race-course, at the
es are clearly seen at 12
walnut, by which a person
distant. They answer every purpose
Game Keepers, and
opera-houses • country scenery and sh!'
to 14 miles. 'They are invaluable for
Yachting, to Sportsmen, Gentlemen h°°ting, Deer Stalking,
the double stars
Tourists. Telescopes possessing suci
that some, 3i inches, with an extra
miles ;they super-
extraordinary powers,
tinctly Jupiter's moons, Saturn's Rineye
, wfthpowers accordingly.
Piece, will show dis -
with the same Telescope can be seen lt,},' e2aronsodu,s
miles distant, and an object from 16 countenance
s t
ag ed vision cede every other kind for the
Le wonderful powers.
larger, and all sizes with increasing pocket, and are of
Opera and Race-course glasses
Newly-invented preserving Speetaele
object appears
immediately
ltheyear are placed
dist
in before , t imperfect o
its youthful, natural hand original state. a sight is brought to
ganic Vibrator, and all kinds of Acoustic ' The Invisible Or-
of extreme deafness. 39, street
tnstruments for relief
sit. the York Hotel , Piccadilly, oppo-
[ADVERTISEMEINT.]—A Lieutenant
cured of Rheumatism by Holloway's Oint of Dragoons
This officer, who is in the Dutch arty, statesnen and Pills.—
Pills and Ointment have cured him o rheu that Holloway's
peared to be incurable, as neither sea bathiTatism, which ap-
nor preparations vaunted as sure remedies,
dig,hivapour baths,
jefi°e:i'ivevnsereyB ;
and the treatment of the doctor, after ral in any, good,
was without success. At this juncture herocommmenon? trial,
these pills, and rubbing the ointment into the ce ,t_aking
parts twice a day, which effectually cured him in ji.oemPliming
six weeks. The truth of this statement can be voace;:taierdsefoorf
by Mr. J. B. Stratman, of Bois;de2Duc.—Sold by all Drug
gists, and at Professor Holloway s Establishment, 244, Strand,
London. .•` . . LONDON.
THE CORPORATION OF
~London---- Yesterday some
returns respecting the ci I
t y 2°6
Hall, were printed. In the
206 wards of the city of London
there are 26 aldermen and c?unon-councilmen. On
the register of Parliamentary electors within the city of
the year 1850-51 there were 20,542_ persons-13,230 house-
holders and 7,312 liverymen; whereas in the year 1844.45
the number was 18,995, of wh0m11,324 were householders
and 7,671 were liverymen. The number of persons on the
last
register of municipal electors _ _ year was as follows, in the
following' wards :—Aldersgate2.ll__*;s_ Aldgate, 222 ; Bassi-
shave, 86; Billingsgate, 5
16
' dtht hurisgate, 474• Bread-
street, 120 ;. Bridge, 134; Broad-street, reet, 361 •
_p Candlewick,
115 ; Castle Baynard, 202; Ul3
. ~,,apis,l63 ; Uoleman-street,
223; Cordwainer, 111 ; C0rn5167 2 6 ; Cripplegate-within,
150; Cripplegate-without, 2! Dowgte n 1. .
hout, 78 , 9-; .2arringdon-
within, 476 ; Farringeon-wit _
_3 . 3 ; Langbourne, 297;
Lime-street, 82; Portsoken, 26, , Queenhithe, 72 -
, Tower,
570; Yintrv, 85 ; and Walbrook, 88.
.
The Town Council of St. Andrews have resolved
to present the Duke of Argyle, on his installation as Chan-
cellor of the University, with the freedom of the burgh,