The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-22 00:00:00

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SUN OFFICE, Seven o'clock.

THE GENERAL ELECTION

STATE OF POLLS—(THIS DAY
ROSS AND CRONIA.RTY.
Cromarty and Tain Returns, 1 P.m
Ross

Matheson ...
NORTH NORTHUMBERLAND.
Morpeth, 10;45

Grey ...
... ... ... 112
Lovaine ... ... ... ... 58
Oienlton ...
... 52
Morpetb, 1 P.m.

Lovaine ... ' ... ... 264
assulton •••••• ... 252
Grey ... ... ... 239
EAST CORNWALL.
Roberts and Kendall returned.

ISLE OF WIGHT ELECTION.
FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
RYDE, JULY 22.—The Tories are at their old work
here. They have fixed the election for the principal day
of at) regatta, to keep as many of the Liberal electors
as they ca❑ away from the towns in yachts and pleasure
vessels. And another trick of theirs is, to swear in
tour hundred of the trade:men as special constables,
and as they are principally on the Liberal side, they
are drawn off from assisting the Liberal candidate, while
the Tories are left at liberty to bring their men to the
poll. It is no small punishment on the tradesmen of the
town to fix the election on the busiest day of the season.
TWELVE o'CLocK.—Tbe Take have polled all their
atrength, and claim to be 27 a head of the Liberals.

TA TTERSALL'S.-THIS EVENING
Six O'CLOCK.

GOODWOOD STAKES.
11 to 1 aget Surprise—taken
12 to 1 agst Haricot—taken
12 to 1 agat Weathergsge—taken
13 to 1 agst Bushranger—taken
13 to 1 agst Chief Justice—taken
25 to 1 agst Montague

FRAN CE.

The public announcement of the rewards to the
successful artists of the Exhibition of 1852 took place
on Tuesday in the grand salon of the Louvre,
the Minister of the Interior in the chair. The
Minister made a speech in which, after stating that
the Prince Louis Napoleon would have presided at
the ceremony if he bad been in Paris, he expatiated
on the importance of the arts, and announced the in-
tention of the Government to prepare for them an era
of greater prosperity. He then announced that the
following gentlemen were raised to the grade of
officer in the Legion of Honour :—M. Picot, Member
of the Institute, and M. Caraiile Roqueplen, painters ;
and the following named chevaliers of the order, viz.:
—MM. Theodore Rousseau, Philippe Rousseau,
Flandrin, Pommayrae, Passot, Vidal, and Gavarni,
painters; MM. Toussaint and Barre, sculptors; and
M. Mouilleron, artist in lithography. The following
medals were also distributed :
PAINTING.—MedaIs, Ist class, to MM. Rodakowsky,
Ziem, and Ricard; 2d class, MU. Benouvillo, Chaplin,
Stevens, Ful,,e, and Haines; 3d class, MM. Bonheur,
Curate, Devilly, Luminais. Ciceri, Bassist), Fontaine,
Jongkind, Toulmouche,
Perez de Cordoba, Viollet-
Leduc, and Loafer.ENGRAVING AND LITHOGRAPHY.—MedaI, Ist class,
M. A. Moe:Heron; 2i class, Messrs. Leroux and Buta-
'rand; 3d class, MM. Varin, Anastasi, Damour, and
Tt ivenin.
SCRLPTURE AND ENGRAVING ON MEDALS _'Medal,
Ilst °labs, MM. D eoaldt and Iltlene; 2d class, MM. Guil-
laume, Girard, Vauthier-Galle, and Schuyler; 3i class,
MM. Perrey, belie, Oliva, Renoir, Calmels, and
Mb lupe.
class, M
ARCRITECTURE,—MedaI, Ist class M. Questsl; 2d
M. Nicolle and Laisne; 3d class, Mg, Mineh
Belton, and Dainville.
A letter from Lille, of the 19th, states that the Mu.
nicipal Council had held a meeting at which M.
Ricbehe, the acting mayor, officially made known to
the Council the result of his mission to Paris, to in-
vite the President of the Republic to be present at the
fetes in October next. He stated that the reception
given to the deputation which waited on the President
p
was of the mast cordial and gracious kind. The
Prince, he said, could not positively promise to accept
the invitation for this y
the ear,
south would occupy, but
in consequence of the time
which his excursion in
led the deputation to hope that such would be the
case.
M. Richehe added that the President had ex-
pressed the warmest interest for the prosperity of the
working classes of Lille, and gave every reason to
Suppose that the Mint at Lille would take part in the
new copper coinage.

ITALY.
Accounts from Rome of the 14th state that the
fever had begun to rage. On the previous day twenty
soldiers had been brought to the hospital.
The Genoa Gazette states, from Rome, that the
proceedings against the sect of assassins, called the
limof S
nzaz zareilniiig who spread terror in the town and en-
virons aglia some years ago, have been re-
vised, and that three of the chiefs of that sect have
Alit been condemned to death.