The Sun.
London, England, 1853-05-03 00:00:00

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CHESTER RAC-0'

(THIS DAY.)

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
GROSVENOR STAKES)
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LATEST BETTING.
CHESTER CUP.
1000 Even Peggy v. Trifle (taken)
15 to 1 agst Talfourd.

20 to 1 agst Lord-Lieutenant.
20 to 1 agst Black Doctor.
50 to 1 agst Goldfinder.

THE FRENCH EMPIRE'

The Emperor heard mass in the chapel of the esefl
at which a number of high functionaries were ttioOf
After mass his Majesty received different depe'
and gave several audiences.
M. Manjilla, general of the Argentine arindliftir
brother-in-law of Rosas the late dictator, 1'961300
rather a long residence'in France, set out faril
Ayres. His time in France was Principally ec cjaorDl
studying her institutions with a view of introdue"
a of the
of them into his own country
The itioniteur contains the adder des charg,.- cost)
concession just accorded for the railway from fill
Geneva. It also gives a supplement nearly 6" or th°
the regulations to be observed in the exanaim36°ll
8 /e9tef,
degree of bachelor of sciences.
There was considerable activit at the Bourg- "loin
day in the market for Governyment securities, „Iwo,
generally having been well maintained with aa tiro' Per
tendency at the conclusion of business.' The' ,a de
-
Cents., for cash, advanced 20c., whilst there 70ir
cline of 10c. in the Four-and-a-Half per Cents'e,
provement of 30c. took pace in the Three per
the end of the month, and of 10e. in the 0'8,0;07
Half per Cents. In Bank Shares a fall again
f-Ceeittr
of sf. Final quotations :—For cash, Three Pe„"Q,;
80f. 70c. ; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 103 f i; 014.
the account, Three per Cents., 80f. 75c.1
Half per Cents., 103 f. 20c. ; Bank Stock, 2,7'

SPAIN. •
The Madrid journals of the 27th ult. contan3asois"-
deal of angry correspondence between the 143riii 01);
Duero and M. Jose de Salamanca, relative to tike
cession of the Northern Railway. A hostile Toil,
was considered as probable, but the friends of bit.
employing all means in their power toprevebied
was believed that the Cortes will not be asseli/ilarbt
fore the end of the summer. The Marquis de, roe
the new ambassador of France, had left for 1 A.lOOO
to present his credentials ; and all the 11, 0111°
and great dignitaries had also left for the 001
royal residence to attend the Queen's Chrirtr
for kissing hands on the occasion of Rtlee", repo
tins.'s birthday. The Diario Espanol mentions
oel e
which will be of a certain importance if truel of wf
that General Santa Anna, the new Presidenv goo °
Mexican Republic, has demanded the prote4V
Spain against a new invasion, considered iraTingaergefits
the United States. Some armed' bands of.
are stated to have made their
appearance la
The Duke de San Augustin, son of the Queen n„,r
and the Duke de Ria.nzares was about to eulfniciie
Cadiz on board the frigate the Ferrolana, as A
man.
Three per Cents., 43i ; Deferred, 24 546 ; Cer'
cater, 4.

ITALY. 10
The Messaggere of Modena states from BO,llithe
ult., that the Papal Government has concludeu,The 4
es
loan at 8 per cent, for a sum of 26 millions of conclude
fsow
be paid in 15 monthly instalments,nsencitc°ll:
the Ist of May. Copper mone'lacrg% quantit'—,
tinues to be struck both at Romyeinand Bolognaqtflo-
the total amount prescribed (about 16 millions of
of
will soon be completed.
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The Austrian Commandant of the port 0,,a 34.
Leghorn has, according to a letter of the 25t" or-
the Parlamento of Turin, sentenced an advocate,
osi {of,
Richard Franzi, to 5 months' imprisonment in ir°bAtte:
having held subversive language calculated to castioe°
upon the Imperial troops, and having showli, tiv/
disaffected towards the legitimate Governraen'
Grand Duke of Tuscany.

GERMANY. vit, •
28th Ilic
The Wezer Gazette states from Hamburgh, --,„0, 0
.___,, Our journals have announced that theastr's_Aatte..
Diet had requested the Senate to dissolve the i uvi, the
of workmen. The Senate, however, refusease'cietto
grounds that the dissolution of the exiling tie
The treaty recently concluded with no es• , . and tY.
would lead to the formation of secret
most important portions of the Convention for ,
of 0
construction of Zollverein, have been approveaw iir
Austri era'th
the second Prussian Chamber. The debate 011 tio" ed'
crease in the duty on beet-root sugar was ad:116135
The Government is about to present a bill for red
the import duty on iron. Ao.et IV
The Hanoverian Government has laid the bow' 07
1854 before the Chambers ; the expenses are estiolo.
at 8,351,771 dols., and the receipts at 8,004,601 cl°

E MEDITERRANEAN.

SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAY Si6l;
The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation ber°
pany's ship Bengal, Captain H. W. Powell, arrive:9l
this morning, bringing the heavy portion of Charge rgs
India, China, and Mediterranean mails, in
Lieut. Sandom, RN., Admiralty agent. 03; '-
Her dates are Alexandria, April 19 ; Malta, °fee'
Gibraltar, 27. She brings on freight 6 packages,. oisg,
cie value 12,0001. sterling, jewels value 40,0001. sio,
10 boxes of lemons,-159 barrels of gum, 16 bag! Lies t)i
30 bags of madder-root, 294 bales of silk, 65' 80 t).
flax, 72 bales of wool, 140 bales of cotton, 64
silks, and 69 packages of general merchandise. „
The Bengal brings 170 passengers, among
from
Colonel Floldham, from Madras ; Colonel Barrt' fn
Calcutta ; Colonels Mainwaring and Simincl3"4
Hong-Kong ; Brigadier Green, Colonels Wats°lll)ise
Farrel, Captain Clay (3d Dragoons), Major WI VI
Captain Morrison, &c., from Bomay ; Lord an Cslr
Hay and Lady Jane Hay, from a tour in EgyPtopoil,
tains Green and Baker, from Malta ; Captain Niepal;
from Gibraltar ; Commodore Aulick, from 11°14-e
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The passenger-list of this steamer also inch/ eear9
name of General Sir Walter Gilbert, who, after 910
active service in India, &c., returns in
native country, accompanid by his son, Mr. F.ll ost °
Gilbert, who for the last five years has filled the Poosaii
her Majesty's Consul at Alexandria. This gent of
left Alexandria with the regrets and good wishes gi
those who had the pleasure of his acquaintance' hs'i°
sudden departure prevented a dinner intended °Ogg
been given to him by the English residents from b., pry
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The Bengal, on her homeward passage, ell)—hes
from Malta to off Oporto a succession off strong OS
winds, or she would have arrived early yesterdato ale!
the 24th ult., while crossing the Gulf of Lyons, 13,,Proiffen
with a strong N.W. gale, with a heavy cross sea, tro
which she steamed 9 and 10 knots. From t",. fro;
Finisterre she had a fresh gale and thick vieat'e-She,„"
S.S.E. and across the Bay light variable winds• otg,Ar
found to steam against a fresh head-wind 10 I°l:iji her
smooth water with no wind 111 and 12 knots ;
fore and aft canvas she goes 12 and 13, and with flet
set and a fresh breeze she goes 14 and 151 klietas'poth
greatest run in 24 consecutive hours was q" ~ter, 16
giving an average of 14 knots an hour, the ia"acote;
believe, nearly equalling the greatest run ever,4:lo
plished by any ocean-going steamer. During '-of faij
passage she has not had six consecutive hours
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wind, so that her steaming qualities have been: Ales'
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satisfactorily proved. Her run from Malta '4
andria, 830 miles, was accomplished in 70 hell fres"
back to Malta in 72 hours. Coming up Chann!ia eP
easterly winds prevailed, the sailing vessels beat'
being under double-reefed topsails.
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The French fleet is reported by the Bengal to
in Salamis-bay. At Alexandria, the usual 131ritts'
' fleet and a Turkish war steamer. At Malta, theer' her
Gi
fleet, under Rear-Admiral Dundas. At bralt
Majesty's ships Furious and Antelope. roe°
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The Peninsular and Oriental CompanY's,:befealni;
steamer City of London arrived at Malta on t",,e,:sont'.
of the 22d ult., and was to leave on the 23d for
ampton.
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23d. The Gibraltar Chronicle announces the Toads'
Lon, on the 26th ult., of the Carneronians, f rwas pre-
The governor was present, and the regiment 4th, 55°4
ceded to the boats by the bands of the 13th, 4 dope;
and 92d Regiments, amid an immense contours to thre
tators. The regiment was afterwards told off
.10, order:
separate divisions, and embarked in the follownli*Oenf„
—The head-quarters, under Lieutenant-Colentenan,
hill, with Captains Frend and Nicholson, Lieterwaste;
Wallace and Mosse, Dr. Grogan, and Qi13.1. rider
Kent, in the Thomas Arbuthnot ; a divisi°lj6aPtelriS
Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Jlogarth, with od Gral;
Cameron and Andrews, Lieutenants QuartloYiae
,j0sel:;0
ville, and Assistant-Surgeon Douglas, in At,' Captain
Somes ; and the remaining division, nnuc-
Carey, with Captain Longmore and Lieutenanter
in the Santipore. On the arrival of the reTioh is te
Montreal. they will relieve the 20th Foot, w"
to
return to England. rtored °1 to
The 92d highlanders, which had been co? were
their arrival in different rts of the garrrs: i'!„,dsracitp
occupy Town Range and Wellington's Front ted
on the 20th.
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