The Sun.
London, England, 1863-10-23 00:00:00

NOTICES 01 MOTION.

By the Stewards—To alter the terms of challenging and
running for the Cup and Whip, after the present year, as
under :

THE WHIP—The Whip may be challenged for during
the July Meeting each year, and the acceptance must be
signified or the Whip resigned on the following Tuesday.
If accepted, to be run for on Thursday in the Second
October Meeting. D.I. ; 4-yr-olds to carry Bst 71b ; 5-yr-
olds, 6.yr-olds, and aged, Sst 121 b, staking 100, h ft.
THE CEP—The Cup may be challenged for during the
July Meeting each year, and the acceptance must be signi-
fied or the Cup resigned on the following Tuesday. If ac-
cepted, to run on Thursday in the Houghton, the Beacon
Course, 4-yr•olds carrying Bst 71b; five, 9st llb ; six and
aged, 9st 31b; such acceptance to be declared a match or
sweepstake of 200 each, h ft.
The Stem ards will take the opinion of the Jockey Club as
to the expediency of raising the new stand at the end of the
flat, so as to admit of a room being built over the weighing-
rooms, and a plan and estimate will be laid before the
meeting.
The House Committee will propose an alteration in the
salary of the keeper of the rooms.
By Mr. Savile,—" To amend Rule of Racing No. 67, by
inserting after the words the owner of the second horse to
be first entitled to claim' the words 'and the others in the
order in which their horses are placed.' " To amend Rule
41 of the Jockey Club, so as not to make any distinction
between the _Racing Calendar and the 'Sheet Racing Ca •
_ _ _

By Lord Glasgow.—" To add to the clause which makes
the rule as to half-mile races not applicable to matches and
private sweepstakes of 25 sovs each or upwards, the wards
' handicap sweepstakes excepted, and this alteration to take
effect from this date.' "

LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING.
FRIDAY, Nov. 13.

Weights for the Great Autumn Cup, value 200 soya, added
to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 25 sous each, 10 ft, and 3
ft to the fund if declared by noon on Thursday, the 29th
October, to the Clerk of the Course, Chester, only. The
winner to pay 30 sous to the judge, starter, &a., and the
second to save his stake. One mile and three-quarters.
87 subs. If the highest weight accepting be under Bst
121 b, it will be raised to that, and the others in proportion.
Yrs st lb Yrs at lb
Caller Oa 5 9 2 Old Orange Girl .. 3 6 8
Bally Edmond
Fairwater
Oldminster
Lioness
Croagb Patrick.... 5 8 6 *Agag ......
The Knave
Umpire
*The Monk .. 6 8 2 *Moula 4 6 4
Aurelian
Costa 4 7 12 *Killigrew
Dulcibella ........ 6 7 10 Tiptoe .. 4 6 4
Hurricane 4 7 10 Baldwin
*Carisbrook
Balham 5 7 9 Real Jam
Exchequer
47 9 Sea King .... 366 33
Knutaford
Magnum Bonum .. 4 7 8 Black Deer
Camerino .. 5 7 6 St. Lawrence .... 4 6
22
Lothian's King.... 5 7 6 S.a Nymph ...... 3 6
Gardener
Loiterer 6
My Mary
56 IB'rruigmhptsc.l.o ........ .. .. 3 6 1
.. 3 6 1
La Toucques 375 M. 1-Wllff:id ..1 .. .... .. 4
66 1
Stanton
5 7 4 *Merry
Wynustay
Berkeley
Ha,iji Stavros 46 13 Borchotha
6 7 4 Chaff .......
'Warminster ......4 613 King Charming . 012
3 5 12
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3 6 12
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Somersault ...... 5 610 Jack's •A
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Those horses marked thus $, having been entered without
the knowledge of their owners, will be struck out at the
time prescribed, unless specially ordered to remain in.

ga! ha : ha! The Earthquake has stirred up the bile of
the Penny-a-liners, who love dearly to abuse Zadkiel. It
came, as predictet, close upon the conjunction of the Sun,
Saturn and Mars, which occurs only once in a century.
Zadkiers Almanac for 1861 now on oak. Ci .L Berger, London.

.The Mineral Wealth of the United Kingdom

The Stationery-office has just issued the " Mine
ral Statistics of the United Kingdom of Great 13, i-
tain and Ireland for 1862, by Robert Hunt, F.R S.,
Keeper of Mining Records."
From this important publication we are enabled
to glean the following particulars relating to the
mineral produce of these islands, the annual pub-
lication of these records being, we conceive, one of
the most valuable divisions of those labours, over
which Sir Roderick Murchison presides.