The Sun.
London, England, 1865-04-05 00:00:00

FOURTH EDITION

SUN OFFICE, HALF-PAST 7 o'CLocK.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE—This Day.

NORTHAMPTON RACES.
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE CUP STAKES.

Dunkeld
Arkenside
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Fisherman's Daughter
Signalman

SWEEPSTAKES OF TWENTY SOVS.
Grey Stocking w. 0

Liverpool Cotton Market—This Day.

Market rather quiet. Sales probably 4,000 bales.

QUARTERLY NAVAL OBITUARY.—The following
officers' deaths have been officially announced at the Ad-
miralty during the past quarter :—Admirals—Sir H. B.
Martin, K.C.8., his Grace the Duke of Northumberland,
K.G., and H. L. Peake. Rear-Admirals—The Hon.
Henry A. Murray, W. Luckraft, and W. B. Suckling.
Captains—R. Harris, G. G. Macdonald, J. W. Noble, Sir W.
C. C. Dalyell, T. Smith (c), W. Prettyman, G. G. Goldfinch,
W. M. Douglas, and J. C. Bynon. Commanders—B. Hooper,
C. H. Kempthorn, A. B. Howe, J. B. Hitchins, T. M'Don-
nell, J. Rogers (b), W. F. Wentworth, Jas. St. Quintin, W.
Pitt (b), W. H. Lloyd, E. S. Taylor, J. Rundey, T. L.
Crooke, J. G. Peat, J. Walker (b), A. W. Forbes, H. Bed-
dek, and H. M. Tylden. Lieuts.—J. M. Boxer, J. Hawkins,
W. Farquhar, A. C. Tait, and J. T. Bedford. Masters—
George H. Dominy, A. Farmer, and T. Dobbin. Sub-
Lieutenant Fitzhugh D'Este Jerningham. Acting
Second Master—E. P. Roberts. Surgeons—T. Craig, J„
E. Fawcett, John Clark (a), R. Holden, and A. Wilson,
M.D. Assistant Surgeons—M. M. Magrath, and J. K.
Smallhom. Paymasters—W. L. Norcock, T. Hubbard,
and A. Petrie. Assistant-Paymasters—George W. All-
dridge, and R. Crabbe, Chief Engineers—A. M'lnnes, and
James Leys. Royal Marines—General Sir E. Nicolls,
K.C.8., Lieut.-Genera Sir S. B. Ellis, K.C.B. Captains
—W. C. P. Elliott, P. J. J. Dusautoy, H. G. Morrish,
and Frederick A. Boyd ; and Second Lieutenant E. C.
Pulliblank. Lieutenant William Webster (b), R.N., and
Second Lieutenant John Jackson; R.M., have been replaced
on the Navy list, their names having been reported to the
Admiralty in error.

MONTHLY MILITARY 081 TUAR Y. General--
Helier Touzel. Lieut.-General—Sir Sam. Bhrdon Ellis,
K.C.8., Col. Roy. Mar. Lt. Inf. Major-General—John
Clark, K.H., Col. 59 F. Colonels—James Clarke, Maj.,
ret. full pay, IW. I. Reg. ; Wm. Chris. Parkin Elliott,
ret. full pay, Roy. Mar. Lieutenant-Colonel—Benoit
Bender, Capt., ret. full pay, 82 F. Major—Peter John
James Dusautoy, ret. full pay, Roy. Mar. Captains—
Henry Cole, 12 F. ; Thomas Orton Howorth 44 F. ; Oates
Joseph Travers, 70 F. ; Donald Maclean Fraser, 70 F. ;
Aug. Meyer Lochner, h.p. Roy. Eng. ; Alex. Cappagei
Unatt. ; Henry Geo. Morrish, h.p. Roy. Mar. ; Fred.
Wm. Arthur Boyd, h.p. Roy. Mar. Lieutenants—Henry
Adams, 18 F. ; David Robb, h.p. 25 Drs. ; Edward de

Tugginer, h.p. Roll's Reg. ; John Rogers, h.p. Royal Mar. ;
John Chambers, h.p. Roy. Mar. Cornet—Henry Wm
Edwards, 9 Lanc. Second Lieutenants—James Campbell,
h.p Royal Mar. ; Edward Cooper Pulliblank, h.p. Boy.
Mar. ; John Frett, h.p Roy. Mar. ; George Downer, h.p.
Roy. Mar. Ensigns—George Robinson,
94 F. ; Edw. J.
A. Smith, 97 F. ; Charles Geo. Godfrey, Boy. Can. Rif. 2
1 F. Assistant
Reg. Paymaster—William Boyle, h.p.
Commissary General—Andrew Chalmers, h.p. Deputy
Assistant Commissary General—Geo. Ernest Philipps
Madden. Surgeon—G. Alexander Stephenson, h.p. 55
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were to be laid upon the ground, and the shooter had at
each shot to pick an orange, throw it up, stoop for his inn,
and fire at the orange in its descent. Mr. Ronson not only
succeeded in winning the wager, but hit 11 oranges in sue
cession.—Manchester Guardian.

IiNARESBOROUGH.—A member of the legal pro-
fession and of a family long resident in the town is under-
stood to bo privately canvassing the electors with a view
to offer himself as a candidate in the Liberal interest at tho
forthcoming election. The preponderating strength, how-
ever, of the Conservative party, renders this attempt upon
the independence of the borough and the seat of the present
members, Mr. Woodd and Mr. Collins, hopeless.
THE RECORDER OF MANCHESTER AND BOLTON.—
On Mr. Armstrong, Q.C., Recorder of Manchester and Bol-
ton, taking his seat yesterday, at the opening of the Man-
chester Quarter Sessions, the Mayor of Manchester
addressed him, expressing regret that this was the last
occasion of his presiding, and assuring him of the respect
he would cerry with him of his fellow-citizens into retire-
ment. Mr. J. P. Cobbett spoke to the same effect on behalf
of the bar. Mr. Armstrong, in reply, assured them that,
after holding the office of Recorder for 26 years, the thought
that ho carried with him their good opinion would be a
source of pleasing satisfaction to him in the evening of his
days.
GOOD CUSTO3IERS.—In the year 1864 merchandise
of was imported into the United
kingdom the value m
ro o f
its c010nie5726676 and possessions, and merchan-
dise 93,
f
of the value of £181,137,158 from foreign countries,
making together £274,863,924—a value unequalled in any
kingdom or empire in any year since the creation of the
world.