The Sun.
London, England, 1853-09-07 00:00:00

SURREY ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.

Yesterday the last Grand Dahlia Exhibition and
;1Z ellaneous Flower Show took place at this popular
Place of amusement. The display of dahlias was un-
usually
fine, and surpassed any exhibitions of the same
kin.!; which we have yet seen here. There was also a
r 'uo display of ripe fruit, -verbenas, cut flowers, holly-
plant, and a good sprinkling of stove and green-house
In class the first, of private growers not cultivating
for sale, Messrs. Battie, Robinson, Edwards, and Dyson
carried off the principal prizes for dahlias ; and Messrs,
-Laurence and Young for fruit.
In class the second, of nurserymen and others, Messrs.
-(1,011enson and Sun, Paul and Son, and I. and J. Fraser
had it all their own way. Paul and Son's collection of
roses excited the greatest amount of admiration, and
Were really a fine exhibition of flowers.
In this second class, also, Mr. Turner had some mag-
nificent dahlias, which bore away all the prizes allotted
to that kind of flowers. Among the cut flowers there
Were displayed some rare and costly bouquets, and
several rich floral devices, which were much admired.
Altogether the show was as creditable as it seemed to
be popular, and that is saying a great deal, for the gar-
dens were completly thronged throughout the day.
The usual promenade concert and pyrotechnic dis-
play, in the course of which latter Chusan was stormed
with redoubled vigour, concluded the evening's enter-
tainments.

COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT, Sept. 6.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

ARRIVED.—EIiza A. Cochran, Noyes master, from
Trinidad de Cuba, cargo sugar, bound to Cowes for
orders, was towed into Cowes Roads by the Echo
steamer, having been on shore on the Shingles.

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TRAVELLING ON THE CONTINENT.—III
consequenceoef
the organisation s
reduced a • tion of fast trains 011
allthe
railways,
the
distances between the capitals of Europe are
follows :—From Paris to Berlin, via Brussels and
Cologne, 43 hours ; from
London to Berlin
hours ; from Berlin to St.
from Berlin to Vienna,, 42 hours
via Paris, Strasburg,
Munich
Petersburg, 137 hours ;3firomondon to Munich, 62
hours ; from London to Vienna,
rs.
By means of the
and Salzburg.
to eight days.
effected in from six
steamers on the Danubel; ithoehodlistance from Vienna to ,
e 0
11stantinople is now
, REPRESENTATION OF LISB candidate
DRN.—Another
gas come forward for the representation
of Lisburn in 3
1 states that
the person of Mr. Jonathan Richardnaseorne,_yof Lambeg,
I,N°llO, in his address to the electors,
nsulted any party."
1,,," "comes forward without having
The Liberals are
,71.. Richardson arrived in Lisbreroi on Saturday, and
commenced a canvass of the electors.
l'aos t
did, at active in their exertions on behalf of the other can-
e Mr. Charles Hogg. ,
Nom' YORK MONEY MARKET.—The accounts this
'Week describe a steady continuancei oft
was foreseen,
the improve-
41ent in the money market, which,
ll'Would take place as soon as the first operation of the
Stocks of all de-
-4e
sew banking law could be
Ptions were firm, and the speculative over.
kinds had ex-
Perienced a further average advance of 2 or 3 per cent.
At the same time the rate of exchange
and, although the
,
was again becom-
lag more favourable for this country,
Present packet has brought no specie there will be a
Lb
market should
Prospect of remittances being forthwith resumed, unless
le
of grain to
-.13 late accounts from the London corn market
to a great increase in the shipments
New York had
''"ihtigland. With regard to the accumulation of bullion
- the Sub-treasury, a deputation from
.13Plied to the Secretary of the Treasury
for its disburse
(1 suggest that means should he taken
I of the existing
at Washington
ents so as to accelerate the removal
Since the publi-
treseure, but the answer was that n other steps could
e taken than those already adopted.
;4ti°n of the offer to purchase 1,
I ch had been thus
fartates Sixes of 1868 at 121, and wo
001, the Secretary
000,0001. of United
hornet rnet only by the tender of 125,
be
respect to take
4rn given notice that he would
Prie
receipt of later and
'''°oo/. of the Sixes of 1856 and 1862 at the ve
es of 108-1 and 116. The
.
stren
the present
liatlefactory advices from California was calculated to
n gthen the return of confidence.
unprecedented
Ceasion the voyage from San FrlmcitsUbcoePotno New York
ad been performed, rid Nicaragua, in
and down the
11.,,,ac?„ of 22 days and three hours, the transit from the
ri-'irte to the Atlantic, across the lake
great improve-
-6:l' San Juan, although the number ofApassengers was
had taken place,
the route Dent Le
occupied only 48 hours.
Zeat in the mana,ement of
be transmitted
this instance having
bad large sums of'gold were consequently beginning to
mated by it, the amount in
''',BBrigers.
II:" 225,0001., exclusive of the quantity carried by
'S DEER-STALK-
-1.4.1)VP ] SPORTSMEN /
Eille, .TISEmENT.
a 9 "13 TOURISTS' EXTRAORDINARY.
Observe, opposite the
r Albenaarle-street, Piccadilly. .
TELESCOPES.—
:rk, Rotel. - The Royal
waistcoat-pocket
,Lwl-nvented versmall power
Exhibitfiulon. A valuable,
half distant ;
'-"lst the BiL f a walnut, by which a person
at the
tsla " Been and °know n one mile anrdaeea.course,
,c4B, answer every purpose on thO
at 12 to for shooting, deer
houses, country scenery, andships are clearly seen-
to 14 miles. They are invaluable
i,r..ld tot" -
yachting, to sportsmen, g
d most impor ant
t
--kiv •Ilviata• Telescopes—A new an
such extraordinary
italki
•
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some 3j inches, with an extra eye-piece,. will
and the
(Ow distinctly J'u lter's moons, Saturn's ring,
double stars ; with P the same telescope,
, miles
ounces stars can be seen a person's countenance three
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weighing only 3
414? ailPersede every other kind for the waistcoat-pocket.
powers
accorale of larger and all sizes, with increasing
with wonderful
Powei,'..n Opera and race-course glasses, pocket.
distant anyobject can be clearly seen, from 14. to 16 miles
vented ine., Messrs. S. and B. Solomons, opticians, have 1
in-
they d invaluable preserving spectacle lenses. Immediately.c
4,,e3r are placed before imperfect vision, every. object tet'rtears clear and distinct; the most aged, defective sight
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uewi pr and
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t
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,:tnilyersons to hear distinctly at church and at public. as- i
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°ha and Opticians, 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly.
and Opticians,
the York Hotel.
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el;
rea ffectually Cured an awful Bad Leg of a person 75
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