The Sun.
London, England, 1862-07-04 00:00:00

PR1CE.....—..4d.
STAMPED ....sd.

Saw, 4th London
Freer, Civil Service
Sweeney, Civil Service' .. 10
Baillie, London Scottish 7
M‘lienzie, London Scottish.. 7
Murray, London Scottish.... 8
Leech, 28th Middlesex .....
Foster, City of London ll
Wyatt, City of London .. 10
Butler, City of L0nd0n...... 9
Purchase, City of London .. 9
Holgate, Ist L0nd0n........
Richards, Ist London . ..... 7
Croxton, 9th Tower Hamlets
Thornhury, Victories ......
Smith, Victories 9
Barnord, Victories ..... ;... • 8
Pixley, Victories .. •• 12
Spinks, 29th Middlesex
Lamer, 39th Middlesex
Toiler, 39th Middlesex
Stregnell, 39th Middlesex
Oram, 26th Middlesex
Weatherhead, Paddington R, 10 4 14
Moss, 46th Middlesex
Jeffery, 6th Wilts
Hitchcock, 7th Wilts
Rawlings, 4th Wilts
Harley, Bth Somerset
Mundy, 24th Somerset
Chapman, North York 8 4 12
Capt. Jordan, 7th Worcester 8 4 12
Stratton, 17th Worcester
Owen, Ist Oxford
Lipscome, Ist Oxford
Murray, Ist Peebles • • 9 4 13
Adams, 3d Stafford 8 5 13
Edwards, 6th Stafford
Moss, 9th Stafford
Nichols, 10th Stafford
Cook, 28th Stafford 8 4 12
Hogg, 12th Surrey 9 4 13
Richardson. 11th Surrey 12 6 17
Clarke, Ist Suffolk 8 5 13
Carpmael, 4th Surrey
Robertson, 10th Perth
Johnston, 2d Roxburgh .. 9 4 13
Carlisle, 14th Renfrew
Coats, 6th Renfrew 8 5 13
Harper, 2d Shropshire .. 8 4 12
Pattenson, 4th Westmoreland 9 5 14
Fisher, Ist Wilts .. .. 10 5 15
Graham, 2d Wilts .. 9 5 14
Overton, 4th Stafford 8 4 12
Ward, 11th Stafford .. 9 5 14
Winzer, 40th Stafford .. 8 4 12
Street, 10th Sussex .. 8 5 13
Turner, 6th Sussex .. 8 5 13
Richardson, Ist West York.. 8 5 13
Golden, 3d West York
Shuttleworth, 3d West York 8 5 13
Burgum, 19th West York .. 8 6 13
Beach, Ist Warwick .. 12 5 17
French, Ist Warwick
Beasley, Ist Warwick
Glover, sth West York .. 7 5 12
V alton, 17th West York .. 9 5 14
Thomas, 4th West York .. 8 4 12
Dawson, 4th West York .. 10 4 14
Humphrey, 11th Berks 9 4 13
Salisbury, 3d Berks .. 10 5 15
Morris, 2d Brecon .. .. 7 5 12
Fairholm, sth Berwick .. 9 4 13
Duncalf, Ist Cheshire .. 10 5 15
Wolfe, 2d Cheshire .. 9 5 14
Healing, 14th Cheshire .. 9 3 12
Hodgkinson, 15th Cheshire .. 9 4 13
Cunliffe, 26th Cheshire .. 10 5 15
Hall, 4th Cheshire .. 8 5 13
Cowap, 6th Cheshire.. .. 7 5 12
Wilkinson, 19th Cornwall .. 8 5 13
Pollard, 13th Cornwall .. 9 5 14
Jago, 9th Cornwall .. .. 7 5 12
Fletcher, 2d Cumberland .. 11 5 16
Gordan, Ist Cumberland .. 8 5 13
Loth, 3d Cumberland .. 10 5 15
Carrick, sth Cumberland .. 9 5 :14
Cape, 3d Cambridge .. .. 10 5 15
Nicholls, 3d Cambridge .. 11 5 16
Watts, 4th Cinque Ports .. 7 5 12
'gorier, Ist Devon .. 10 5 15
Adams, Ist Devon .. .. 7 5 12
Diment, 2d Devon .. 8 5 13
Hook, 3d Devon .. 11 5 16
Rowe, Ist Devon .. .. 13 5 18
Wilson, Ist Devon .. 9 4 13
Fisher, Ist Devon Engineers 9 5 14
Hem, 9th Devon .. .. 8 5 13
Wilson, 3d Dumbarton 11 5 16
Kennedy, 4th Dumfries .. 9 4 13
Perkins, 3d Flint .. 8 5 13
Moody, 3d Lanark .. .. 8 4 12
Sargood, Australia 9 5 14
Burt, sth Isle of Wight ~ 10 5 15
Ferguson, Ist Inverness 9 5 14
Master of Lovat, 7th Inverness 8 4 12
Allen, 12th Derby .. .. 10 5 15
Edensor, Bth Derby .. 12 4 16
Clarke, 13th Derby .. .. 7 5 12
Kinnear, 3d Edinburgh ~ 11 5 16
Ferguson, 3d Edinburgh ~ 9 4 13
Russell, 4th Edinburgh 8 5 13
Gow, 7th Edinburgh.. 9 5 14
Murdock, 13th Edinburgh 9 5 14
Gibbon, 14th Edinburgh .. 9 4 13
Snow, 15th Edinburgh .. 7 5 12
Smith, 17th Edinburgh .. 10 5 15
Barnard, 7th Essex .. 8 5 13
Farmer, 6th Essex .. .. 7 5 12
Bulmer, 22d Essex .. .. 8 5 13
Clapham, 19th Essex .. 7 5 12
Burt, sth Essex .. .. 8 4 12
Strange, sth Essex .. 9 6 14
West, 9th Essex .. .. 9 4 13
Baker, Ist Gloucester .. 9 4 13
Gibbs, Ist Gloucester.. 8 4 12
Hammonds, Ist Gloucester.. 8 5 13
Metford, Ist Gloucester .. 8 5 13
Pinney, Ist Gloucester .. 8 5 13
Staunton, Ist Gloucester .. 11 5 16
Taylor, 2d Gloucester .. 10 5 15
M'Clune, 6th Gloucester .. 10 5 15
Herbert, 7th Gloucester 8 6 13
Hind, Ist Gloucester Artillery 8 5 13
Jones, Ist Glamorgan .. 9 4 13
Jones, 4th Glamorgan .. 11 5 16
Vivian, 7th Glamorgan .. 8 5 13
Morris, Ist Hampshire .. 9 4 13
Skelton, 2d Hampshire .. 7 5 12
Halford, 9th Leicester .. 10 5 15
Millican, 4th Leicester .. 12 5 17
Hitchcock, Ist Leicester .. 8 4 12
Hantler, 19th Middlesex .. 9 5 14
Bettell, 7th Lincoln 9 5 14
Farrow, 4th Lincoln .. 8 4 1144
Barker, Ist Lincoln .. 9 6 14
Bourne, Ist Lincoln .. 15
Guiton, 4th Jersey .. •• 109
11 5 16
Bertram, 3d Jersey .. 4 13
Harvey, Ist Lanark .. ••
W 5 15
Syme, Ist Lanark .. •• 9 5 14
Nash, 6th Herts .. • 5 14
Hesketh, 27th Lancashire, •'
7
Inman, Ist Lancasbire •• 9 4 1122
Bland, Bth Lancashire 13
Yates, 2d Lancashire.
13 5
00l Rifle rig. 8 13
Sprott, •• 7,, 5 12
Formby,Liverp
ditto
ditto
lu 5 15
Sullivan,
ditto .. 7 5 12
Richards,
47th Lancashire •. 7 5 12
Allen,
Morris, 47th Lancashire •• 7 5 12
Lythgoe, 47th Lancashire .. 13 5
18
Thomas, 13th Lancashire .• 11. 5
16
Jee, 55th Lancashire.. 8 5 13
Howarth, 76th Lancashire .. 9 3 12
Jaques, 70th Lancashire
• • 9 5 14
Duggan, 26th Lancashire .. 13 5 18
Wood, 26th Lancashire .$ 8 4 12
Bine'', 3d Kent
• • • . 8 4 12
Jackson, 32d Kent 10 4 14
Foster, 29th Kent ..
.. 11 5 16
Angus, 26th Kent
..
.. 10 5 16
Harris, 26th Kent •10 4 14
Pace, 26th Kent .. .. 9 5 14
Fisk, Ist Norfolk .. _ 7 5 12
Breese, Ist Norfolk .. 7 5 12
Swan, 2d Norfolk .. .. 8 4 12
Hollway, 11th Norfolk .. 8 5 13
Redden, Ist Notts .. 9 4 13
Evans, Ist Notts .. 8 5 13
Simpkins, Ist Notts .. 11 5 16
Smith," Ist Notts .. •• 8 4 12
Belton, Ist Notts •• •• 9 5 14
Watson, Ist Newcastle .. 7 5 12
Milner, 7th Hereford .. 8 4 12
Oswin, 4th Northampton •. 7 5 12
The following are additional scores for the
Queen's prize at the range of 200 yards :
Doe, Victoria's ........ 16 Walton, 17th West York
15
Street, 10th Sussex .• .. 16 Burt, Ist Warwick .•••
14
Rose, Ist Sussex
Towers, Ist Sussex
15
Westcott, 7th Surrey •• . 11 Nodder let Lano7
Warden, East York l4 Inman,' let Lancasho •
Glover, sth West York l4
There were some inacaracies in the report of yes-

terday, contained in that part of it vv,
nished on official authority, which wi
following corrections :
Palmer an 4 'Gibson, entered yester
bridge, should ba'euuiberland. N.
Weal' in .Yee*rdar &return should have been
19thLanark.
Ensign Sprott should have been Liverpool Rifle
Brigade.
Wheeler should have appeared instead of Will-
shire in yesterday's return.
40th Stafford—For Winger read Winzer.
The following is the score, as far as could bo
5 ascertained, of the contest for The All Comers'
2 Prizes :

2O Yards.

- -
Points. Hits. Total.
Brooks, 12th Middlesex ll 5 14
E)rmby, Liverpool, R.B. ii 5 16
Simons, South Middlesex 11 5 16
Brougham, 16th Stafford ll 5 16
Phillips, sen., Ist Salop ll 5 16
Clayton, Victoria
11 5 16
MacroNtie, 12th Surrey
liapplestone
Pearce, 27th West York ll 5 16
500 Yards
. _

Anderson, sth Perth ..
Boothby, Fife
Art.
H eatßoyne,on ,2d
3d Cmh ea
ns hc
ihre 11 5 17
ester
IS
600 Yards.
Heaton, 3d Manchester
Wigram, Coldstream Guards 9 5 14
Kinnear, Ist Edinburgh
Simons, South Middlesex 8 5 13
EXTRA PRIZES.—FIRST SERIES.
600 Yards. .577 Bore.
Cooper, 16th Middlesex
Robinson, 16th Middlesex .. 9 5 14
Toogood, 25th Devon .. 9 5 14
Fisher, Ist Wilts
FIRST SERIES. ifl
—Res under 101bs.
800 Yards.

Smith, Victoria ............ 14 5 19
Heaton, 3d Manchester...... 12 5 17
Simonds, 2d Middlesex .... 12 5 17
At an advanced period of the day it was announced.
that Colonel Rickson, the Inspector-General of
Muskets at the Enfield factory, would attend this
day at Wimbledon for the purpose of inspecting the
few rifles which have been objected to and issued.
from the Government stores, but it was understood
that the only object the Council had in view was
the protection of the great body of volunteers from
any unfair advantage which might be attempted,
when rifles are supplied by private manufacturers.
The following official notice was issued last evening
on the subject :

" Wimbledon, July 3, 1862.

" All rifles made by private gunmakers or com-
panies which do not fulfil the required conditions
as to bore and grooving are disqualified. Bona fide
Government Enfields, furnished by Government
direct, or through the association, which do not
fulfil the conditions referred to may be used, subject
to further scrutiny at the close of the competition.
" auto, Chairman of Council.
"Edward Alildmay, Secretary."
The contest for the above prizes will be resumed.
this day, when the shooting for the Queen's Prize
will take place at 600 yards.
At six o'clock the shooting at the running deer
was resumed; but the marksmen merely had their
shooting for their pains, as the whole of the receipts
went to increase the funds of the association.
The unfavourable state of the weather yesterday
affected the receipts; but the accounts on the whole
are satisfactory. The admissions on payment on
Tuesday were 330; Wednesday, 511. Running-
deer target, 25., Tuesday, 40 ; pool targets, is.,
Tuesday, 3,374 ; Wednesday, 5,039. Sighting tar-
gets, at 6d., on Tuesday, 2,942 ; Wednesday, 4,417.
The entries for the public schools' prize this year
embrace those of Eton, Harrow, Rugby, and Marl-
borough College, It will take place on Saturday

next.
The decision of the council on the question of dis-
qualification was come to in the absence of General
Hay, the umpire, by whom this and all similar
questions should be finally adjudged.
The whole case will be submitted to him to-
morrow.

ROYAL NATIONAL LIFEBOAT INSTI-

TUTION.

--e----
Yesterday a meeting of this institution was held
at its house, John-street, Adelphi—Thomas Chap-
man, Esq., F.R.S., in the chair. There were also
present Captain Sir Edward Perrott, Bart., Admiral.
Sir George Sartorius, Alexander Boetefeur, Esq.,
Admiral Cator, Captain de St. Croix, Admiral
Gordon, Montague Gore, Esq., and Richard Lewis,
Esq., secretary. The minutes of the previous meet-
ing having been read, a reward of £6 was voted to
pay the expenses of the institution's lifeboat sta-
tioned at Polkerris, near Fowey, Cornwall, in put-
ting of and saving during a heavy gale of wind,
and under very adverse circumstances, the Danish
schooner Sylphiden, of Nakskov, and her crew of
seven men. Mr. Stabb, R.N., chief officer of coast-
guard, had gone off in the lifeboat, and it was re-
ported that much of the success of this valuable
service was owing to his highly meritorious conduct
and seamanship. The institution voted to Mr.
Stabb its thanks, inscribed on vellum. The Whit-
burn lifeboat of the institution had recently saved,
during a gale of wind and a heavy surf, from
_de-
struction, four fishing cobles, and their crews of
men. This boat is called the "Thomas Vtrilsonl;
after one of the benevolent founders of thistly
important and national institution,
opera-
tions seem attracting the admiration
of
all
the life-
Payments were also made to the crews o
Eastbourne, Port-
whlolsenations.
boats of the society stationed at
e institution
in distress. The silver medal of th
C-
rush, and Kingsgate, for services offered. to
institution
fisherman, and to John
'the coast-guard, with £2
wpaosnevvoatned,,cthoieJfahmoeastrat:golif . .
towitmhemliantgtero,ffintthersotuitagrya ohfeathvyeiraudrafr,ianngdc,oantdugcrteiant;
Brisk of life, assisting to rescue 24 men belonging to
the
as ship
Queen of Commerce, of Liverpool, which
w
ship Queen of Commerce, of Liverpool, which
was som e time since wrecked near Tramore Bay.
It
appeared that the ship had struck on a rock
about
fifty' yards from the cliff, which, being ob-
served from the shore by Gough, he, closely- fol-
lowed by Donovan, swam out to the rock, over
a ut
Which the sea was furiously breaking. They got
hold of a life-buoy, which had been thrown from
the ship with a line fastened to it, by which means
they succeeded in getting
to the shore. By this time
at
hheaywhs
ae rd from
received
v e
pl vessel
of help from persona on the shore, and thus the
whole of the vessel's crew of 23 men and a pilot
fortunately reached the shore in safety. A reward
of £2 was also granted to an Irish fisherman, named
Peter Connor, in testimony of his daring conduct
in rushing into the surf and rescuing, at great risk
of life, the master of the schooner Fairy, which, dur-
ing a gale of wind on the 11th ult., foundered near
the Tusker Light, on the Irish coast, The crew
had taken to the vessel's boat, which, on their at-
tempting to reach the shore, was upset in the
surf; two of the crew managed to reach the land,
the master, who was apparently without life, was
rescued by the intrepidity of Connor, but the
fourth man unhappily perished. These poor
Irish fishermen are always ready, on their bleak in-
hospitableh coast, to risk their lives to rescuet e
shipwrecked sailor, knowing full well that their
self-denying ..r, Hope had
National Lifeboat Institution. Mrs. —. F. W.
acts will not go unrewarded by thed
as executrix of her late husband, thelieva*lifeboat
Hope, paid the society £340 to establishidote, Devon. A
and transporting carriage at A
lady, resident at Leith, had also forwardede to the
coast. The
decided to a place lieoathausmberyand practicable
institution a liberal donation o
early
The society
at Tynemouth, en the presented to the
- k hr:tdfhbaieteCnolichester, emulat-
ing lifeboat was
cinosstti,tXut2iosno
boy:toturh.aisjs.bsoFtaa;tNnewle ,
Esq._
had decided
also decided to be stationed at New Brighton, near
lifeboat,o and that Liverpool.
preached in all the
lifeboat-houses
chufches and
thatt were
collectbenevolentto bthee
object. Severale sermons
int- the laudaT:asetaa
ofm apie
chapels of that town on the 21st ' t in aid ins .
were being built for the
institution on various
parts of the coast, at a coat
them at Braunton, North Devonof £1,500. One of
piles on the sands, • is to be built on
and will in consequence be of
a. very expensive character, the sum required for
its erection being nearl £230.: Paments amount-
ing to £360 ha vin been various lifeboat
eStabishm g made. on
ents, the prooeedings terminated.