The Sun.
London, England, 1862-01-20 00:00:00

SPORTING I V TELT,IGENCR.

NORTHA_MP'
Weights for the GI eat North
miles.

'TON RACES.
iampto,:shire Handicap. Two
106 subs.

Age at lb
Wallace .. 5 9 4
Optimist 5 9 2
Flyaway .. 5 8 10
Parmesan ▪
5 8 9
Fairwater .. 4 8 9
Oldminster
4 8 9
Asteroid .. : 4 8 9
Elcho , • • .. 4 8 7
Moorcock •
6 8 5
Ivanhoff .. 4 S 4
Joskin 6 8 2
Stampedo .. 5 8 2
Fabius .. .. 4 8 2
Schism .. • • 6 8 2
Monk • • • • 5 8 2
Simla .. • • 5 8 2
Wildman • • 5 8 0
Zodiac .. . • 4 7 11
Jingling Johnny .. 4 7 11
Man in the Moon.. 4 7 11
Henham Lass .. 4 7 11
Danae 5 7 11
Touch-me-not .. 4 7 9;
Gouvieux . • a 7 9
Paul Clifford .. 4 7 9
Flirtation .. 4 7 8
Shepherdess .. 4 7 8
Frailty 4 7 8
Plursper 5 7 8
Panique .. 4 7 8
Nautilus .. .. 4 7 7
Bally Edmond .. 4 7 71
Highfleer .. 4 7 6
Pagoda .. .. 4 7 6
Finlande .. 4 7 5
Prince Plausible .. 4 7 41
Atropia .. 4 7 41
Millionaire.. .. 4 7 4
Rubicon .. .. 4 7 4
Remunerator .. 6 7 41
Shropshire (h b) 4 7 2
Gavazzi .. 4 7 2i
Don Cossack .. 6 7 2I
Canary .. .. 4 7 0I
f. by Stockwell—
Babette .. 4 7 0
Rapparee 4 7 0
Roll Call .. .. 4 7 0
Blazeaway.. 4 7 0
Physician, by Chan-
ticleer .. a 7 0
Weasel 6 7 0'
Ambush .. .. 6 7 0
br. h. by Voltigeur
—Rosebud .. 5 7 0
Lady Blanche 4 7 0
Francatelli .. 5 7 0

Are st lb
Pilot .. 3 6 13
West End .. .. 4 6 12
Wombat .. .. 4 6 12
Jacintha .. 4 6 12
Ducat .. 4 6 12
Snapshot .. 4 6 11
Don Giovanni .. 4 611
Queen of Spain .. 3 6 10
Shipwreck.. .. 4 6 10
lilackeock 3 6 10
Tolurno .. 3 6 10
Pergus .. 4 6 10
Beachy Head .. 3 6 7
Tim Whiffler .. 3 6 7
Dorking .. 4 6 6
Watchman .. 3 6 3
Victrix 3 6 3
Magnum Bonum .. 3 6 2
Carisbrook.. .. 3 6 1
Aga.- 3 6 1
F. by The Trapper—
Cornucopia 3 6 1
c. by Windhound

—;.Splitvoto--... 3 6 1
c. by Flateatcher—
Rather High 3 6 1
Fig .. 3 6 1
Antares .. 3 6 0
Bough Diamond 3 513
Satanella 3 5 12
Arcadia .. • . 3 512
Santa Claus .. 3 5 12
Dusk • . • . 3 5 12
Earl of Surrey .. 3 512
Madge Wildfire .. 3 5 11
Watchfire .. 3 5 10
Principal .. .. 3
55 10
Caracole 310
Colares .. 3 5 10
Breechloader .. 3 5 9
I Keane .. 3 5 9
Earl of Westmore-

land 3 5 9
Attaman 3 5 9
Lord Durham 3 5 9
Traveller 3 5 9
Warrener 3 5 9
f. by The Trapper—
Plush .. .. 3 5 9
Peahen .. .. 3 5 9
Thunderstorm .. 3 5 9
Incitatus 3 5 9
Sappho .. 3 5 9
Scorpion .. 3 5 9
Violet .. 3 5 7
Naiad .. 3 5 7
Wild Duck .. 3 5 7

Weights for the St. Liz Hand
54 s'

icap. One mile and a quartei..
abs.

Age st lb
Audrey .. 6 9 4
Lawyer (h b) .. 4 9 0
Cantina .. 6 9 0
Asteroid .. 4 8 12
Fairwater .. 4 8 10
Fabius .. 4 8 5
Chere Arnie .. 5 8 4
Dictator .. .. 4 8 4
Monk .. 5 8 3
Waterwitch 4 8 2
Ariadne 6 8 0
Wildman .. 5 8 0
Garrison Beauty .. 4 7 12
Frailty 4 7 10
Flirtation .. .. 4 7 10
Longshot 4 7 9
Suburban 5 7 9
Nautilus .. .. 4 7 8
Nightingale .. 5 7 8
The Rap 5 7 7
Al illionaire 5 7 6
Pilot 3 7 4
Vancouver 4 7 4
Noblesse .. .. 4 7 3
Dartmoutg .. 5 7 2
West End .. 4 7 2
Canary .. 4 7 2
Queen of Spain .. 3 7 0

Age st lb
Wombat .. 4 7 0
Necromancer 4 6 13
Ducat 4 6 12
Snapshot .. .. 4 6 1'
Tim Whiffler .. 3 6 11
Marksman.. .. 4 6 9•
Camperdown .. 4 6 9
b c by Newminster
—Grey lien .. 4 6 8
Jung Frau 3 6 7
Leonora .. 3 6 7
Mahala 3 6 4
Egyptian .. 3 6 4
Antares .. .. 3 6 3
Misfire .. 3 6 3
Agag .. 3 6 2
Antonelli .. 3 6 3
Bloodhound .. 3 6 2
Certificate 3 6 2
Santa Claus .. 3 6 0
Jack in the Box .. 3 5 12
Arcadia .. 3 512
Sappho .. .. 3 512
Limosina 3 5 12
Fairdale .. 3 5 12
Good for Nothing.. 3 5 7
Naiad .. 3 5 7

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-SATURDAY.

Speculation is remarkably quiet. Even the publication
of the weights for the Chester Cup has not, so tar, found
any employment for the metallics. The general opinion is
in favour of the handicap ; but offers on the field take so
wide a range it would be folly to quote them. There is oc-
casionally a transaction booked on the Derby and Two
Thousand, and any advance upon the odds on the favourites
would find customers, An Gffer was made to take 9to 2
against Old Calabar, and six and a half fifties were booked
about The Marquis for the latter event. The Waterloo Cup
exhibits little change. The books have nearly all been had
upon the favourites, and very few outsiders are touched
upon, Closing prices :

TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES.
9to 2 agst Old Calabar (wanted)
13 to 2 agst The Marquis (taken)
10 to 1 bar two (offered)
25 to 1 agst Tolurno (taken)

THE DERBY.
1000 to 45 agst Caterer (taken)
200 to 9 asst Ace of Clubs (offered)
25 to 1 agst Typee colt (offered)
40 to 1 agst Argonaut (taken)
1000 to 15 agst Master Fenton (taken)

GREAT WATERLOO CUE.
100 to 7 agst Mr. Campboll's Nomination (offered)
100 to 6 agst Mr. Gibson's „ (taken and off)
100 to 6 agst Mr. Spinks's „ (taken and off)
20 to 1 agst Lord Sefton's „ (offered)
25 to 1 agst Mr. Cloudesdale's „ (offered)
25 to 1 agst Mr. Bake's „ (offered)
33 to 1 agat Mr. Randall's „ (taken and off)
33 to 1 agst Lord Lurgan's „ (taken and off)
40 to 1 agat Mr. Stoker's „ (taken)

IMPORTANT LIFEBOAT SERVICES. LYTHAM,
Jan. 18.—Yesterday morning, during a gale of wind anal
thick fog, the schooner Chance, of Preston, struck on the
Horsebank. In consequence of the wind and sea increas-
ing her crew, consisting of only two men, failed entirely to
get her off. To save their lives they took to their own
boat, which fortunately safely brought them to Lytham.
As soon as the alarm was given, the lifeboat of the Na-
tional Lifeboat Institution was launched, and taking the
shipwrecked men with them, her crew Soon reached the
wreck. After considerable labour and difficulty the lifeboat
crew succeeded in getting off the vessel; and as the tide
rose, she was luckily brought safely into port by the next
tide. The Lytham lifeboat has, during the last few years,
been the means of saving the following shipwrecked crews :
—Brought the schooner E. D., of Salcombe, and her crew
of five men, into port; saved six men from the brigantine
Robert and Henry, of Dundalk ; seven men from the bri-
gantine Hannah Jane, of London ; nine men from the bri-
gantine Nancy, of Teignmouth ; saved the fiat Turner, of
Preston, and her crew of four hands.
DUNDALK, Jan. 17.—Last night the schooner
Rook, of Liverpool, struck, during a heavy south-easterly
gale, on Dundalk bar. The lifeboat of the National Life-
boat Institution immediately launched and proceeded to her
assistance. She found the schooner thumping heavily on
the sands. As soon as a communication had been formed
between the lifeboat and the schooner, two of the lifeboat
crew jumped on board. Renewed exertions was thereupon
made to save the vessel, which fortunately were successful,
and she was got off the banks, and piloted safely into port.
The surf rolled very heavily on the basks, and in the ab-
sence of the valuable services of the National Institution's
lifeboat, the probability is that, by next morning, a fearful
scene would have been witnessed on these dangerous sands,
by the destruction of the vessel, and the drowning of her
unhappy crew.
A WEALTHY EMIGRANT.--A singular case has
'
just occurred, which is so suspicious that it may lead to the
detection of some of the numerous jewelry robberies. A
man named Butcher, on board the Gananoque, which ar-
rived at Auckland on the 18th of October from London,
was charged with attempting to smuggle arms and gun-
powder; and the Customs' authorities, on further search-
ing Mr. Butcher's boxes, discovered that he had an
im-
Imense stock of gold watches, diamond rings, and other ar-
of jewelry of great value. The police commissioneo
has decided upon having a photograph of Butcher taken
and sent to the metropolitan police, as it might turn out
that he was known by another name in London to the de-
tective officers. There have been several extensive robbe-
ries of jewelry in England recently, and it is just possible
that this will prove the means of recovering the stolen pro-
perty.— Australian and New Zealand Gazette.
DESPATCH OF MAILS.—The British and North
American Royal Mail steamer Africa was despatched from
Liverpool for New York oa Saturday. She took out the
mails for British North America, United States, Bahamas,
and Havana. The next mail despatch to America from
Liverpool will be on Wednesday by the Liverpool, New
York, and Philadelphia Company's steamer City of Balti-
more,
Two men were examined before the magistrates at
Liverpool on Wednesday, on a charge of stealing a large
quantity of red wheat and Indian corn from the American
ship Underwriter. It appears that there was as much as
466 bushels missing in the whole cargo, and the chief mate,
together a with Liverpool man named Hobson, were charged
with i
stealing 'it. 29 sacks were found in Hobson's house,
and his defence was that the corn was the sweepings of the
vessel, which he had bought. The mate's defence was that
the sweepings were his perquisites. Both prisoners were
sent for trial.
According to the new treaty entered into 113
tw •
Spain and MoroccJ, the Spanish troops
are to be withdrawn from Tetuun and the Moorish
territory when the payment of three millions
of douros (sfr. 25c. each) shall have been made;
the remaining ten millions to be secured
by one - half the Customs' revenue of the
empire being placed at the disposal of the Queen
of Spain, who will appoint commissioners to receive
them. The delimitation of the frontiers of the
Spanish settlement of Melilla is to he duly marked
out in conformity with the treaty of peace of April
1860. The treaty of commerce is to be signed and
ratified before the evacuation of Tetuan.