The Sun.
London, England, 1862-08-19 00:00:00

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

SOUTHAMPTON, Tuesday Morning.
Arrived—Bremen, steamer, from Bremen; Havre,
steamer, from Havre; Aurora, from Memel; Marquis of
Bute, from Sunderland.
Sailed—Sif, for the Baltic.

(BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Tuesday Morning.
Arrived, Aug. 19.—Wilhelmina, from Skive; Merchant-
man, from Calcutta; Jacob, from Rugenwald • Light of
the Age, from Sydney ; Active, from Gefic ; Julius
Heinrich, from Archangel ; Eddo, from Emden ; Pride of
the Ocean, from Bombay.
Sailed, Aug. 19—Bella Donna, Augusta, and Soblom-
sten, for Elsinore ; Christian, for Copenhagen ; Rifondo,
for Kalix ; Samuel, for Shields and Venice ' • Maria
Mathilda, for Lulea; Magdalina, for Rostock; Rapid, for
Siwanso and Hong Kong.
DEAL, Tuesday Morning.
Passed—Visitor, from Cranbrenca ; Restless, from Man-
zanila ; Grauton, from Colombo; Whise Eagle, from
Calcutta all for London ; N. Doane, from Trebizond, for
Lynn; Kalb, from Damietta, for Lowestoft.

GREAT FLOOD IN THE TWEED AT BERWICK.—
On Friday last there was such a "fresh" in the river at
Berwick as is seldom seen, in consequence of the rains of the
previous Thursday. Many of the boatmen, warned of the
approaching rise, had secured their boats but a good many
left unsecured were carried to sea and destroyed. All the
haughs and low-lying districts in the river's course were
flooded, and everything movable was carried along with the
current, including sheep, pigs; cattle, immense quantities of
hay, and a gig was also reported to have been seen in the
aaZiti lost,
little water. Many of these articles were carried tocosrap
e
but at the time of full tide on Friday, When a iost,
little stream was running, several parties with boats and
tackle succeeded in landing some of the large hay ricks at
Tweedmouth. Connected with the ha ricks on their pas-
sage down the river it was not a Ede. curious to witness
numbers of rats and other vermin momentarily coming to
the roof of their abode and scanning
them, and then, as if afraid of ththe wild scene before
eir position, immediate/91
dart under cover.—Berwick 4fkutiier,

The most important of the two year old races is the
Seventh North of England Biennial, in which the immense
number of 75 youngsters are engaged. Of these, 21 only
have yet run, the majority of them with very indifferent
success, as the only horses which have won are the colt by
Windhound out of Elcot's dam, Formidable, Le Marechal,
Abernethy, Fanfaron, Old Orange Girl, National Guard,
King of Utopia, and Zapateado, and that any one of them
is entitled to a first-class certificate I much question,
Among the dark horses are four which have been already
backed pretty heavily for the Derby, namely, Michael Scott
(own Brother to Wizard) ; Avenger, by Vindes out of
Eastern Princess's dam; Trojanus, by Fandango out of
Troica, by Lanercost ; and Muffler, by Fazzoletto out of
Caricature, only the first and third named of which are
likely to run. None of the winners abovenamed will have
to carry anything additional, the amount won by them
being below the specified sum (£500), whereby they would
have incurred a penalty of £5; but they, as well as the
dark division, w:11 nevertheless run on worse terms
with the beaten horses, an allowance which will hardly in-
duce many of the latter to take a trip to York, so indifferent
have been their several performances. With such means
of trying as John Scott possesses through Orange Girl,
Lord Stamford through Livingstone, Lord Uxbridge
through General Hess, and Mr. Bruce through the tackle
which found out Lord Clifden, none of them ought to
make any mistake.

The two-yr-olds engaged in the Prince of Wales's Stakes
are for the most part "dark," as only Escape, Lorette
Lady Louisa, Ennerdale, Miss Armstrong, and the filly by
Loup •Garou have as yet been in public, the three former
successfully, for which each is penalised, Escape and
Loretto 51b, and Lady Louisa 71b, having won twice. Lord
Stamford's Somerled is engaged, but m ill not run.

The Rawcliffe Stakes -must fall to either Pratique or
Cerintha, as Lord Clifden will be reserved for the Cham-
pagne Stakes at Doncaster.

The Filly Sapling must be carried off by Lady Augusta;
the Ebor St. Leger by Lord Glasgow's colt by Barbatus
out of Clarissa; the Hopeful by St. Alexis, and the 500
match by Santhal.

The list for the last day is of the same extent as for the
first—tleven races—which will necessitate an early com-
mencement to enable the company to commence their jour-
ney homeward on the same afternoon. The Great York-
shire Stakes, usually the most interesting item in the after-
noon's sport, will not on this occasion excite much curiosity,
as its result cannot affect the St. Leger betting, owing to
none of the " cracks" being engaged. Those from whom
the field is sure to be selected are Zetland, Neptunus, Town
Councillor (or Haddington), Vanguard, Bonny Breastknot.
Scandal, North Pole, Harlequin, and Picador (cr Gari-
baldi), and it needs no sorcerer to point out Zetland as the
certain winner.

The Cup, in which aro entered nearly all the best horses
of the day, needs no lengthened discussion, as.it seems to
me, owing to Zetland having a better engagement on the
same day, to be reduced to a certainty for Carbineer, as he
alone, save Ivanhoff, is the only horse that ever fairly
buckled Tim Whiffler.

A FRESH MAN.

TATTERSALLS'-YESTERDAY.

GREAT EBOR.
sto 2 agst Cape Flyaway (take 3 to 1)
Bto 1 agst Pembroke (taken)
10 to 1 agst Ivanhoff (offered)
20 to 1 agst Bally Edmond (taken)
ST. LEGER.
4to 1 agst Marquis (taken)
11 to 2 agst Caractacus (offered)
11 to 2 agst Buckstone (offered)
1000 to 35 agst Imperatrice (taken)
40 to 1 agst Old Calabar (taken)
DERBY.
40 to 1 agst Beau (taken)

BETTING AT MANCHESTER—MoNDAy.

For the Convivial Stakes, Blue Mantle opened as favou-
rite, but the layers being the stronger party, he finished at
3 to 1 (offered). 6 to 2 was taken about the King of
Utopia, and sto 1 was offered against Livingstone. For
the Ebor Handicap, judging from the betting, there is
nothing in the race but Cape Flyaway. Dulcibella and
The Monk had a few supporters, and FitZ-Eva figured at
one time at 12 to 1, but towards the close higher offers were
made against her. Ivanhoff appeared friendless, as did also
King of Kars, at one time, but afterwards an offer Was made
to take 100 to 7. Closing prices :
EBOR HANDICAP.
3to 1 agst Cape Flyaway (taken)
10 to 1 agst Dulcibella (taken and offered)
(offered)
12 to 1 agst The Monk (taken freely)
14 to 1 agst Fitz-Eva (offered) •
14 to 1 agst King of Rare (wanted)
16 to 1 agst Bally Edmond
2250
ttoo
11
agstag agst Isvparninhgvir
offe(r (offered
(offered)
33 to 1 agst Lady Trespass
(offe)red)
RACING PIXY RU
.....„
Dover ............... 21 1 yiham
RES FOR 1862.
14.1.7 GI:ST
26
26 Stockton .............. 96 Lichfield .........
........... .... 2 Richmond ....
Devon and Exeter ......................... y
Derby 22
23
24
Plymouth
4 Walsall ..
25
Oxford, .............. 4 I Monmouth
26 'Warwick •............
Manchester •...
............ 9 Newmarket F o
Leicester ll
1 Doncaster