The Sun.
London, England, 1865-10-23 00:00:00

RAILWAYS.
Cash.

Acct.
•.• 8181

Orleans .
Northern .
Lyons and Mediterranean
Southern
Western
Eastern

- - ... 1095 w -
- - ~. 858 75
- - ... ..565 -

Sardinian .
Austrian
Lombard
North of Spain
Saragossa
Ditto to Barcelona
Roman

- - ... 535 -
- - ... 230 -
-.- ... 402 50
- - ... 435 -

215 -
268 . 73

- -- ...
190 -

MADAME LIND-GOLDSCHMIDT, we are grieved to
learn, is obliged to pass the winter in the south of Europe
for the benefit of her health.

HERR JOACHIM'S RETURN TO ENGLAND is ad-
journed till January, when he will resume his place as
first violin at tho Popular Concerts.

THE EDITOR OF Good JVords, Dr. Norman
Macleod, who is paying a visit to the Queen at Balmoral,
preached in the parish church of Crathie on Sunday week.
END OF THE LONG VACATION. To-morrow
the "long vacation" at common law will terminate, and in
Chancery on the 28th instant.
AN OPERETTA IN Two ACTS, by MM. Oxenford
and Meyer Lutz, is to be produced this evening at the
Royalty.
A NEW ORGAN has been built in Dundee, which,
it is said, is the largest in Scotland.
REPORTED DISCOVERY OF A NEW PLANET.—The
Boston (U.S.) Daily Advertiser, of the 10th instant,
says :—" The following despatch was received here yes-
terday:—' Observatory, Ann. Abor, Michigan, October 9,
11 o'clock p.m.—Mr. J. C. Watson states that he discovered
a new planet at about half-past ten o'clock this evening.
It shines like a star of the ninth and one-half magnitude,
and is situated in the right ascension, fourteen degrees and
foity-five minutes, and in declination six degrees north.' "
A RUNAWAY MATCH FOILED.—In the course of
Thursday, Captain Jenkins, of the county police,
Dumbarton, was communicated to by a solicitor in Man-
chester, to the effect that a young lady, 21 years of age,
belonging to that city had, a few days ago, privately left
there in company of a young man, and had gone to Dum-
barton, where, in the course of a day or two, they were to
get married ; and, it was further stated, that (although un-
known to the lady) her heartless swain was a married man,
whose principal aim was evidently the possession of money,
the lady having just become heir to considerable property
in the city of Manchester. Sergeant M'Donald proceeded,
in the course of the afternoon, to institute inquiry, and on
entering the lady and gentleman's lodgings, he was told
they were not in, but were expected in the course of an
hour or so. 'The officer left, and in about an hour returned
again, but behold the birds were flown, and were nowhere
to be seen, the gallant Cockney having prevailed upon his
young, helpless, and homeless prize to flee once again. By
this time it was 7 o'clock, and the night dark, when Messrs.
Jenkins and M'Donald set out in search of the fugitives,
who were discovered at Bowling Railway Station in tho
act of purchasing tickets for Glasgow, but were taken back
by Mr. Jenkins to Dumbarton, where the young lady was
informed of her dangerous game, that of getting married to
another wife's husband. Her surprise and doubtless dis-
appointment can be better imagined than described, and the
ghastly and frustrated looks of her companion were clearly
evinced on being recognised and exposed, but who never-
theless declared he was a free man. It appears the lady is
an orphan, and had only been acquainted for about three
weeks with the man, when ho prevailed upon her to accom-
pany hint to Scotland to get privately married, leaving his
own wife behind in another part of England. But, fortu-
nately, his plans, although cunningly devised, have on
this occasion been intercepted. Tho young lady left Dum-
barton accompanied by Sergeant M'Donald, who saw her
on the London train bound for Manchester, when she ap-
peared truly grateful in escaping the coils of her three
weeks' lover.—Glasgow Evening Citizen.