The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-05 00:00:00

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4 yrs -Witi'disehgrais, 5 Yrs.,-Trookem Snivey, 4 yrs.-
.Joe Miller. 8 'yiri---Grand Ducbtss. 3 yrs-Alonzo, 5 yra
"`Knight of the Shire, 3 vrs-Goldfinder, 4 yrs- Uriel,
6'yrs-g by Glaciiator, out of the Abbess-c by Mel.
bourne, out of Ls Femme Sage.-3 yrs-Stilton, 3 yrs-
;o by Melbourne, out of Sally • Warfoot, 3 yrs-Galva-
nism, 3 yrs-Italian, 5 yrs-The Varmint, 3 yea-Lady
' Meanley, 3 yrs-Lam mine, 3 yrs-Harpaidhord, 4 yrs
-Weathergage, 3 yrs-Lueio, 3 yrs-Kingston, 3 yrs
-Kate, 3 yrs-Snowstorm, 6 yrs-Womersley, 3 yrs-
Terpischore, 4 yrs-Fancy True, 3 yrs-br f by Faugh-
-1 a-ballagb, cut of Motley, 3 yrs-Trickstress, 4 yrs-
/
Dulcet, aged-Snarry, 3 yrs Athena Pallas, 3 yrs-
Lady Evelyn, 6
.....tt
ilaLtliieoin,yrs-Black Doctor, 4 yrs-Pady Bird,
03 ' I- io ur ke ,
3 :rs-Tom Holiby, 4 yrs-King of Trumps, 3 yrs-Chinyes-
-3 J3ursatifes,
yrs-Songstress, asci nytebs,-3
Tyhres
Drag, 5 yrs-Hernandez, 4 3 rs-Phlegethon, 6 yrs-
Phle re g , 4 yrs-Longinuo, 5 yrs-Cavan, 3 yrs-Mary
Ann, 3 yrs-Paquette, 4 yrs-Houlakin 3 yrs-Siock-
well, 3 yrs-
man
3 yrs-Butterfly, 3 yrs-Ingratitude.
4 yrs Mrry-man, aged-Vermuth, 4 yrs-King Fisher,
3 rsyrs-Nutsheuce s Yll, 5 yrs-Musician, 5
yrs-Dolland, 3
-P , 3 yr-Waverley, 3 yrs.
y NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING
Nominations for the Cambridgeshire Stak,es.lBs2.
Knight of the Shire, 3 yrs-Buckthorn, 3 yrs-Pit-
brd, 5 yrs-Billy bar, 4 yrs-Sackb t a
u ,yes-Ss.t
Michael, 3 yrs-Lsneaater, 3 yrs--Ki/quade, 4- yrs-
Tru ht, 4 yrs-Butterfly, 3 . yrs-Azael. 3 yrs-Mu er
Bird, 3 yrs-Snowdrop, 3 yrs-Neasbam, 4 yrs-Divi-
dend, 3 yrs-Fater Thames, 3 yrs-Little Harry 3 yrs
-Tells:l4lton, 4 yrs-Hothorpe, 4 yrs-Termagant, 3
yrs-Turnus, 6 yrs-Ludy Amyott, 3 yrs-Ammonia, 3
yrs-
B9b•i-noor, 3 yrs-Tonic, 4 yrs-Allegro, 3 yrs-
Lady Agnes, 3 yes-b fby Lanercost, out of Jeruinaa, 3
yrs---Flirt, 3 yrs-Adine, 3 yrs-F.lius, 3 yrs-Grecian,
4 yrs-Sis to Singapore, 3 yrs-Poodle, 3 yrs-Young
Troublesome, 4 yrs-Sharavogue, 3 yrs-Candlewick, 5
yrs-La Garza Ladra, 6 yrs-Pancake, 3 yrs-Melford,
aged-Proctor, 4 yrs-The Cutler, 4 yrs--Manifold, 5
yrs-Ariosto, 4 yrs-Frantic, 3 yrs-Scarecrow, 3 yrs--
Fauxpas, 4 yrs-Cotton Lady, 3 yrs-Caracara, 3 yrs--
Edward of York, 4 yrs-Jessica, 3 yrs-Plot, 3 yrs
-Sir B. Trenchard, • 4 yrs-Weathergage, 3 yrs
-Herbert, 6 yrs-Peacock, 3 yrs-Chief Baron
Nicholson, 3 yrs-Tested, 3 yrs-Hookem Snivey,
4 yrs-Womersley, 3 yra-Windiscbgratz, 5 yrs-
Elect, 3 yrs-Indian Warrior, 3 yrs-guogerford, 4
yrs-Elthiron, 6 yrs-Le Juif 4 yrs-Lady Harriet, 3
yrs-Trickstress, 4 yrs-b g by Gladiator, out of Ab-
bess. 5 yrs-Henrietta, a yrs-Glenlirce, 3 yrs-Wini-
fred, 3 yrs-Newminsrer 4 yrs-Poetess, 3 yrs-b f by
Lanercost, out of Wedlock, 3 yrs-Babette, 3 yes-Bar-
dolph, 3 yrs-Convulsion, 3 yrs-Sir John Barleycorn,
3 yrs-Fancy Tree, 3 yrs-Mountain Deer, 4 yes-Car •
dinal Wiseman, 4 yrs-Trousseau, 3 yrs-Kate, 3 yrs-
Now or Never, 6 yrs-Kingston, 3 yrs--Allred the
Great, 3 yrs-Claverbouse, S yrs-Jullien, 3 yrs-Joe
Miller, 3 yrs-Knight of Gwynne, 5 yrs-Dulcet, aged
-Snarry, 3 yrs-Athena Pallas, 3 3 rs-Glauea, 6 yrs-
Benita, 3 yrs-Follow me Lads, 4 yrs-Rachette, 3 yrs
-Bird on the Wing, 3 yrs-King Pepin, 3 yrs-Made-
line, 3 yrs-Nabob, 3 yrs-Child of the Mist, 3 yrs-b
fby Faug-a.ballagh, out of Motley, 3 yrs-Terpsichore,
-4 yrs--Bagley, aged-Ephesus. 4 yrs-Eliza Middleton,
5 yrs-Prime Minister, 4 yrs-Priam the Third, 3 yrs-
Sir Charl, s, 5 yrs-b I by Faugh-s-ballagb, out of
Miniature, 4 yrs-Uriel, 6 yrs-Grey Tommy,
3 yrs-Sophistry, 3 s rs-Young England, 5 ) es-
Cloth-worker, 6 yrs-Fby Hettnao Platoff, out of Infi-
delity, 3 yrs-Stil, on, 3 yrs-Tom Holtby, 4 yes -King
f2f Trumps, 3 yrs-Lindrick, 3 yrs-Bit of Biue, 3 yrs-
Emerystone, 3 yrs-Lally Meautev 3 yrs-Riugleader,
4 yrs-Griet, 6 yrs-v,, d r 1 .
B
I
rawn, 3 yr-Labella -3 r ' Il
mutb 4 yrs-Officious, 5 yrs-
x 4 yrs-Musician,
5 yrs Puritan, 3 rill's 'aYv:- 4'
'Evelyn,i
yrs--The High Sn .r. vb 3 yes-Lady
d
eceitful, 4 yrs-Eva ne,
3 yrs-C by Melbourne - O 8-
Galvanism 3 Chiefyrs..... j out of Sally Wartoot, 3 yrs-
-Daniel &Rourke, 3 ustlee, 5 yrs-Hyacinth, 3 yrs
yrs-Robbie Noble, 3 yrs-Merry-
man, aged-Harbinger, 3 - 3 rs-- Hernandez, 4 yrs-Cor-
nelius, 4 yrs-Phis 4 yrs-A b
ginus, 5 yrs-Khadidjah, 33 rs Salli:rar.°3Be' 3 yrs-Lon-
Gladiole,
5 yrs-Old 'English Oak, 3 'yrs-PaddyYgr-d Russborough, 5 yrs-King of Trumps, 3 ; 3 33-
IttOlan, 5 yrs-Red Lion. 3 yrs-Varmint, 3 .48-
. Leo
pold, 3 yrs-Sungstress, 3 3 rs-Louis Napoleon, 4 yrs-..
Miss Fanny, 4 yes-Red Hind, 3 yrs-Sacita, 3
King -Fisher, 3 yrs-Phlegra, 4 yrs-Stockwell, 3 yrs
Butterfly, 3 yrs-Dalland, 3 yrs-Alcoran, 3 yrs.

• TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
have just had my attention called to a para-
graph in your yesterday's edition, headed " Important
to Electors," in which yoti state that to•day is " the latest
day for sending into the clerk of the peace in counties,
or the • town clerks in .cities or boroughs, claims to be
placed on the Parliamentary registry in cases Where
names have been improperly omitted, and objections in
cases in which names appear on the register which
ought not to be there."
I beg to refer you to the Registration Act, 6th Viet.,
chap. 18, sec. 4, from which 3ou will find that the 20th
ultimo was the last day for county voters to send in
their claims; and to sections 7 and 17, from which you
will find that Wednesday, the 25th inst., is the last day
for objections (by other than overseers) for both counties
and boroughs. Also, to section 15, from which you will
find that persons omitted from the borough lists must,
on or before Wednesday, the 25th inst., send a claim to
the overseers to be inserted in such lists.
Also to sections 37 and 38, from which you will find
that the revising barrister bas power to insert in both
county and borough lists the names of claimants omitted
therefrom by the overseers, on proof being given by
such claimants of their claims having been duly made,
and of their qualifications.
You will perceive by the above remarks that the 25th
inst. is the date that should have been inserted in your
paragraph.
Apologising for the liberty I have taken in this com-
munication and trusting you will correct the mistake in
your next, I am, Sir, &c.,
Dudley, Aug. 4.

W. H. BROOKE.

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.
THE GRIAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.... (Miles in work, 223,*)
Return of Traffic for the Week ending July 25, 1852:--
Passengers, parcels, carriages,
horses, dogs, and mails ... £8,954 15 0
Merchandise and minerals 4,155 4 9
Cattle 298 7 5

•y N

Total .. £12,L08 7 2
Corresponding week, 1851 (236 miles) :
Passengers. parcels, &c. £10,198 18 5
Merchandise, Cattle, &c. 3,E8015 4

Total ... •
....£13,879 13 9
LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. -- (260 /WIN
open.)—Traffic for week ending Aug. 1, £18,497 9 4
Corresponding week in last year (260 miles open) ..
...£17,553 12 10
CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY...•Traffie for the
week ending Aug. 1:_

R%j
LWAY.
Passengers, parcels, &c.
Goods ...

... £3,186 18 7
... 650 17 4

Total

•. ••• ,
STEA.M.BOATS.

...£3,837 15 11

Passengers

... £354 7 11

Passen TOTAL.
Goods gers, parcels, &c.
...

... £3,541 6 6
650 17 4
•••

Correspon,,ing week last•year Total .. £4,192 3 10
•• •
CORI"
• AND BANDON RAILWAY.—(2O miles open)—Return
of Traffic for the week • duly 31, 1852:
ending
~„ £232 17 6
Passengers, parcels, &c. .... 4,b30 710
20 11 I
Merchandise, cattle,Sm ••• "•

Total ... £253 8 7
Corresponding week in 1851 CIO miles open) :
Passengers, parcels, &C. ;.* ••• 37 811
Merchandise, cattle, eic• ••• 0 0 6
Total ..

... £37 4 5

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CHARITABLE AND PROVIDENT
AND Duro,
'.
held at Radley's Hotel—
Istsrrtrrio •
to 013 society was
in the chair. The Honorary Secretary
DEAF .asi_Dyester.day the annual meeting of the friends
and sabscribers e
lktr. Francis
repo!
1 ,andi
atdbnlisslar: which stated that there are at the present
upon the fundsos
t deservingof
society,
were
owing ibnalfr te
col
The committee regretted to report the
of their early friends and supporters; and,
' :deaths of
this drawback, many of the monthly • contri-
inaddition to
-- ha ere for the most part but. poor workmen, have
butors, w ' .
discontinued their small subscriptions, owing to the hardness
. ,ft the amount received last year being only
la 120. 9d., while that of the year 1850 was 211. Os. 6d.
tThheepbaas balance-sheet sh e
(includinge t show e d
e theemtsol ti a
balance
eal
amnoeuenitnr
handeceidte duringhaye
6thd.;eraenviclas, .alfetietr
athbesienneeeeesisnartyneetapnelsesof had
e
time
h e wia2n personsc.; f ! dual)
treasurerbbeeeebeen
n dle2f9rioa. Yf
4e38d9. ,/
.0 s . 3d. The Chairman moved the adoption
of theteport, which, having been seconded by. Mr. C. Balt,
was carried. arm. con. The committee having been ap-
pointed, and Mr. 11. John Lowery elected treasurer, in the
place of Mr. H. Johnson, deceased, a vote of thanks was
passed to thd 'chairman.
Yesterday evening, between five
andSlerii:uo,Lclaoßci.c,
considerable confusion was caused in the
immediate neighbourhood of Linc,oln's Inn-fields, in conse-
gitueenlecregoefwtehgegefnosllobwelinnnggeinxgtrthaorditasrsyrs.oycceunnrregnncues:b—Oandnelnodf
Co., railway carriers, &c., of the Old Bailey, was Proceeding
through Lincoln's Inn-fields, laden with hemp, the horses
being driven by a youn
" dickey," when Suddenly a huge sheet of Mane shot' forth
from the centre of the hemp, and almost encircled the driver.
The lad instantly jumped off the top of the
vehicle on:
found the entire surface of the contents of the
cciceeeded in
broad sheet of flame. By a desperate effort he en.
taking the horses out, but the flames having seized
went to the
each side of the waggon, a number of Peile
t vehicle over,
driver's aid, and they succeeded in turning
and -rt carriage-road,
ed hold of
into
the High Holborn
an engine morefiercelyT ha n and a
sthanbody
of
and shooting the blazin material
th eg n
where it again burst forthe ine shieeetserith
before. Mr. Morris,
brigade station, quickly atsttlepdieeitzl:lowuf:afistr.heerd.having been oh-
htsehirpzpaenrdtywiasn
k and in the course of an
of firemen. A plentitusle
tained, the engine was tto wor •
hour the flames were entirely
of SomersTe
question belonged to 1.11 r• 4"
worth fiorn 1201. to ldoi.
Woo, whose.marriage with the
the outbreak is enveloped
The Princess
the Republic 13 spoken of, was born in
Prince President. of
aimed Caroline. Her father, the Prince Gus-
-1833, and is 7they Fay, the great grandson of Adolphus
eggso,bscurity.
tarns W.a, !:,;• Holstein Gottorp, wv.o was declared heir of •
Frederic,,Ddhkeihrone on the 3d of July, 1741, and "came
the Sw,,e-t'bse-5t41.0f A, pril,
reigning King 0.',1101 stein Ciottorp- is represented_ by the
..3.
house of
•-H
-- The-yo'ung-Pri ' ' -it -wadded, al
nceB"' She has jus‘
fAmilY ° A h • her bea t -
isbee -3 /1 y and moral qualities. _
... _ , tihgu
ed•the Catholic religton.
„avec . •
irectly it was
LOOKING TO TUE 'MAIN CRANcs'—Dto Lord
1751- The eder branch of the
known that the elections were
the directors of the principal water companies.t. .
Derby,
London waited upon Lord Maidstone; and, handing in
_beir.T„
terms, said they should be very happy to OUPPIY his 14r4Ishl
with water—for the Deluge.—" tick.
going unfavourably
in