The Sun.
London, England, 1862-09-15 00:00:00

SOUTHAMPTON, Monday Morning.
A rrived—William Henry, from Carnarvon ; Argyll,
steamer, from Carenta.n.
Sailed—Effort, and Eleanor, for Britonferry.

TATTERSALLS'—SATURDAY. The " chops and changes" that have attended the
trans-
actions upon the St. Leger during the last fortn
suay
tot or tullel e
weeks have materially increased the anxiety diet usually
pervades all classes of sporting men as the thne to the
approaches
" for its elucidation, and in consequence the avenue
,•th its
Corner," on Saturday last was throngeawithe room amotlelsyo group of hangers on. The attendanoee°Occasion by the
gave evidence of the importance of
tylisitore, all of whom
comparing with the
number and exclusive character of
entered into the preliminary business °f
desire of renewing
greatest activity, evidentlythe purpose of squaring
business as speedily as possible, With
for
ces was Most necessary
1 their books, which in many ins in the market and the game
from the continuous fluetutitttedla°
, in its progress. The Marquis
of " cross purposes" exhibited warwick and Leicester, 3 to 1
did not appear so firm B.B_ at hundreds, while Buckstone,
being laid against himd to
'mocked about, appeared on his legs
to 1 was taken readily about him
ho had been so saasY6
again, and as little ass _
a supporters, who pronounced him
b° result a certainty. Carisbrook appearedra
by several of
c, fit,,, and then to 1 being repeatedly offered against
earlier part of the afternoon, but towards the
under suspieloi
took heart, and accorara, °dated the layers
him in.thferieenard's
who from a rumour
close his
money, and Exchequer,
for some
havi;struck his leg, had retrograded from 12 to 1
of his
to 20 to the latter. 1 during part of the week, was again in
THE ARCHDEACONRY OF DORSET.—This int-.
. endant, 12 to 1 being readily accepted about him. portant piece of ecclesiastical preferment has been conferred
itlhieir;iccane did not appear in request, her opening price upon the Hon. and Rev. Wm. H. Scott, M.A., formerly of
repeatedly offered at the finish. Johnny Armstrong
being St. John's- College, Cambridge, rector of Maiden Newton,
found friends at 100 to 6, but the layers exhibited a bold near Dorchester. The new archdeacon is son of the fourth
front, and we doubt not a point more could have been had Baron Ponwarth, and was married in 1833 to the daughter
if his backers had been pressing. The Stockwell colt re- of the Rev.. C. B. Hamilton. He graduated at Cambridge in
dined his pride of place at 20 to 1, but Argonaut, who gave 1821, in the ;same year with the Rev. Dr. Canon Melvin, 8.D.,
evidence of becoming a warm favourite on Thursday, met Dr. 011ivata, bishop of Llandaff, and Professor Key, of the
with such a warm reception in the city during the morning London Und varsity, but his name does not appear in the
that he speedily retired under the fusilade to 100 to 3, and list of hono-e .rs. He was appointed in 1848 to the Pre-
fer the greater part of the afternoon he was never inquired bendal stall of Wilsford and 'Woodford, in
of
after, but just prior to post time 25 to 1 was taken about him Cathedral, egnd holds that preferment, with the rectory
several times, more for hedging purposes than an invest-
Maiden Nev v ton, at the present time.
ment. 50 to 1 was accepted about Bertha to small amounts, MARKIN' GOF SOLDIERS
.—His
con
and Canwell and Warminster were introduced from the the General ,Commanding-in-Chief, with
directed that that soldiers
.—His Royal Bighness
outside division, 1,000 to 10 being booked about the former, of the Secret;; ary of State for War,
and 1,000 to 15 the latter.
the hospital sergeant
sentenced to be discharged with ignhaoms
The Champagne Stakes introduced Lord Clifden as a the letters B ....C, shall be so mankeflohbythe
offender belougS,
indiyreaed marked with
prominent lavouzite at even money, and Early Purl found of the regin 1 ent or depot to which the marking to be
under the di r ection of a medical
root mode of marking with the
backers at 7 to 2.
, coramittal to a civil prison, and
Little or nothing was transacted upon the Great York. effected prior to the manes
shire Handicap, for which Haddington appeared in most to be carried. ,out after th I,
a point
request at 4to /I more being offered against Lgrd letter DI

(BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.)
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GRAVESEND, Monday Morning,
freorml e ,sftr.olm7
Arrived, Sept. 14.—Finland, from. Skelftea ; Useful,
fromld3aasrcsoePinoloW,
from Taganrog; Caton,
knoupui nd gE
e,-, Tfryonme Jamaica an, va g ;
• Ocean Bride, from Quebec ; Jesusa,
a INe royr -;
from Havannah; Providence, from Tobago ; Frangen,
from Matanzas ; Schyayd, from Guernsey ; Calliope, from
Taganrog ; Vectis and Reward, from Guernsey ; E. W.
Wilderfarley, from Boston -, British Lady, from Gergenti.
Arrived, Sept. 15—Friendship, from Havre; Lucy, from
Nykjobing ; Piereuo and Amphitrite, from New York;
Condor, from Rouen ; Anion, from Archangel ; Freedom,
from Guernsey ;
iled,
Gravelines. Sangeen, from Jamaica ; Lionne, from
Sept. 14—Linton, for Rio Janeiro; Seine et
TaS m aise, steamer, for Paris.

Pawed DEAL, Monday Morning.
, Sept. 14— Sangeen, from Jamaica; Coast Pilot,
from Mordevideo—both for London.
Passed, Sept. 15.—Triton, of Cowes, 'from the north, for
the West ; Barbara Campbell, from London, for Glasgow ;
Colgrain, from London, for Bombay; Express of India,
from London, for Otago ' • Fewrechina, from London, from
Constantinople ; Seine et Tamise, from London, for Rouen ;
Bobtail Nag, from London for Port Royal ;1 Cornega, from
Sunderland, for Calcutta; Adelaide, from Shields for Rio
Grande ; Mary Anne, from Shields, for Genoa&
Sailed—All the outward bound.