The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-07 00:00:00

MANCHESTER RACES.

Programme of the sport, which commences this day :

WEDNESDAY.

The MEIKLAIL HANDICAP of 5 soya. each, with 50 added.
Certain winners extra. One mile. 21 subs.
Age st lb Age st lb
Le Juif (h b)
Evadne
Brocket
Catherine Parr ... 4 8 0 bf by Gameboy—
Peggy 4 712 Maid of Monton 3 6 6
Braxey
Little Tom 4 7 121 Bonnie 8airn...... 3 6 6
Patience 4 7 7 Nelly Hill 3 6 0
Dick Turpin
Hazlenut
Light ofthellarem 4 6 12 Wire
The UNION CUP of 200 soya. in specie, added to a Han-
dicap Sweepstakes of 5 soya. each ; for three-yr.olds
and upwards ; certain penalties ; the owner of the
second horse to receive 20 sovs. out of the stakes.
About one mile and a quarter. Eighty-nine subs.

Age st lb
Nabob
Kohinoor
Orestes
Red Lion
Indian Warrior 5 8 2
Lambton
Little Harry .....
Ethelbert
Vanderdecken
Vindex
Audubon ...... 4 7 8
Le Juif
Captain Cornish 4 7 8
Helena (h h)
Snowdon Dunhill 4 7 8
Evadne
Typee 4 7 6
Llanforda.
Crusader
Invasion 4 7 4
The High Sheriff 5 7 4
Chilton
Alentmore Lass 4 7 4
Odiham
The Deformed
Eulogist 4 7 3
Jacqueline
Calot
Itch 4 7 0
Annie Sutherland 4 7 0
Guicowar
Miss Agnes
Scarecrow
Catharine Parr
Catspaw 4 6 12
Peggy 4 6 12
The Hatchet 4 6 12
Sandhurst
Br f by St. Leon,
out of Thalia
Brother to Grey

Ago st lb
Patience 4 6 8
Hazelnut
Young Hack 5 6 8
The Tempest 5 6 8
Bit of Blue 5 6 8
Sweetness
La Belle 4 6 6
England's Glory 6 6 6
Ortolano 3 6 6
Twinkle 3 6 6
Sine-qua-non 3 6 6
Pyrois
Merry Monk 3 6 4
Tom
Cordelia 3 6 4
Voucher 4 6 4
Middlesborough
Corin
Whittington
Sarsfield 3 6 2
Grimalkin
Horatio
b c by Tearaway,
out of Ballina-
sloe's dam
Light of the Harem 4 6 0
Falcon
Swiftsure
Ossifrage
Daphne
The Empire
Sir Mark
Bro to Andante 3 5 6
Miss Sellon
Juliet 3 5 6
Field Marshal
Violet
Samson (h b) 3 5 2
Jetty Treffz
Quin
Conspiracy 3 5 0

Tommy
Octavia
The FOURTH PRODUCE STAKES of 10 sovs. each, h ft,
with 100 added, f.r three-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b ;
fillies, Bst 31b. Certain allowances. The owner of
the second horse to receive 50/, out of the stakes.
One mile and a half. 31 subs.
Boddicot Orson
Astonishment b f by Faugh-a-Ballagh—
The Gem Apple-blossom (31b)
The Assayer (31b) Ariel
Jetty Treffz (31b) Seducer (31b)
f. by Orlando—ldolatry Punch-box (51b)
Bright May (31b) br f by Ithuriel, darn by
The Field Marshal Waverley or Voltaire
Thessalian (31b) (31b)
Medal (31b) Mountain Maid (31b)
Dr. Wilson (31b) Red Rose (31b)
Midsummer (31b) Sister of Mercy
b. f. by Verularn—Messn,- The Empress (51b)
lina (31b) Phoebe (31b)
Lady Grimston (31b) Juliet (31b)
Amanda (51b) Ariadne
Louisa (31b) Bacchus (31b)
Ringleader (h b, 31b) Monimia
Stiletto St. Clair (31b)
The SAPLING STAKES of 10 cove, each, h ft, with 100
added ; for two-yr-olds ; colts to carry Bst 71b, and
fillies Bst 41b ; the owner of the second horse to receive
25 cove, out of the stakes. Certain winners extra.
T.Y.C. 37 subs.

De Clare
b c by Cowl—Jemima
Great Prophet
Yeutick
Forward
Cocytus
Phylace
f by Springy Jack—Motley
Aurora
The Despised
br c by The Libel—Zulcika
Sardonyx
Capucine
Ceckspur
Cock of the North
Sicily
Minette
br c by Faugh•a•Ballagh—

ch f by Crozier—dam by
Ishmael
Elton Star
Poor Dick
Culcavy
b f by Melbourne—Mystery
Katie
Lady of Lyons
Duke of Hamilton
b f by Melbourne—Cinizelli
Igo
Elmswell
Lord Alfred
Lord Tatton
ch c by Pyrrhus the First
—Hope
The Medway
Icenus
The Princess
Blooming Heather

The private advices from. Mexico by the West India
steamer are to the 3rd of May, and contain the follow-
ing paragraphs. It appears that at the departure of
the packet nothing was known of the Mesilla Valley
treaty having been agreed to by the Senate at Washing-
ton, with a reduction of the sum to bo paid from
3,000,0001. to 2,000,0001.
" In consequence of the recent rebellion in the State of
Guerrero, General Santa Anna continues at the head of
his little army; and, according to the last accounts re-
ceived from head-quarters, he was besieging the fortress
of
eAcapulco both by land and sea. It is generally believed
tabia, the rebels cannot held out very long in that fortress,
eurresenedeare daily expecting the intelligence of their having
a garrison there
which case the President intends to leave
presence is and to return to the capital, where his
other
resry much wanted. It is also his intention to
faovrtiietwy Zete between Acapulco and Mexico, with
permanent manner.
maintain his authority over that province in a
" In the meantimegener.a_ we hear loud complaints on all sides
owing to the I stagnation of affairs, and the most
sanguine seem to have had their spirits damped by the
news lately received frxemesiih:lB.e United States, which seems
to indicate that the
the
Mexican
will not be ratified.
If such were the case,
d heb 1 GeedYiernmenimteinets,woowuilndgitn;
deed have to cope wipthencnorynai.
of the indem-
esctaeitveedofin virtue of thpartoUeeac:.ayt seemede to in-
sure the Government's existence, so long,
, but, how.
country may
would be money to keep up a sufficient force
ever great the natural resources of the c
be
such is the incorrigible extravagance of tb,, xi . ,
Government, that it can never keep within the bounds of
its revenue.
" However eager the Americans appeared at first to
- - some to an amicable arrangement
_about the Meanie ter-
Age et lb Age st lb
ritory, they have no doubt altered their mind in cones- Rataplan .... 4 9 0 4 6 2
quence of Pe' Thus Min *****
Rosalba
lion has been made to that treaty in
the warlike aspect of affairs in Euro
e ............... 5 8 4 Angelo
it is that great oppesl Balrownie
Mr. Sykes .............. 4
to ear , , , ......... 4 8• 2 Whittington
At the same time the Acne- '
the American Senate, and we are fully prepared h
caoriel ........ . 4 7 8 Orson 3 6 0
of its having been rejected.
rt •t of Joe Miller ..... 5
...... 4 7;
471 C
sloe's
oTfeaßraalwiianya,.
hnaoveogpopnoe opportunityomfayr
as
rican authorities in California lose
affronting their neighbours, and . they
Pantomime
1 Seducer 35 10
to put the Mexican Cons
The course of affairs will Jouvence 4 dam
Consul in prison upon the most friv0.........
......... 7 1 0 ' f
boas and absurd pretext !881 rage
• I
dollar • on Paris, Dove ............... 4
therefore materially depend upon the fate of the 3lesilla I Annie Sutherland 4 '7
3 5 10
treaty. Exchange on London, 451 per ,
I Sandhurst ......... 4 6 12 S
7 0 Empress Catherine 3 5 8
4f. Mc." arafield
report of the Ammonia
......... 5 6
Other letters contain the subjoined
10 Swiftsure
8' ........ ' 3 5 7
progress of Santa Anna against Alvarez : .__ I i Prsvost Marshal.. 4 6 10
ir James Graha 3 m 5 7
"On the 13th of April, on the heights called Coquille 1 • aney
and Peregrine, the Government troops routed the forces , Peggy 4 5 8 Blame . 0
.............. 3 oof Alvarez, and on the 15th a detachment of cavalry ' St. Andra
Brother to Grey Amos ........... ... 3 5 0
day another victory was gained at a place called Chamis- I Tommy 4 6 8 Sampson (h 131
, •-• 3 4 12
tlahnacan. The rebel chief, Alvarez, then fled to Aca- I
I Charley
pulco, which place having been attacked and taken by . mops (h b‘ , 46 4 Communist . 3a la General Santa Anna's troops, he took refuge in the fort , -0"136 kti ' 562 E • .... - "
rycina
with his followers, and has by this time n- Richard Primmer
probably setter-
La B lie ...... 4 6 2 Professor Buck 34 7
dered.
Ie ......
"One or two attempts have been made in other dig' I Majesty's Plate of 100 guineas; three-yr-olds to
Her
tricts to foment disturbances, but they have all proved ' 9st 21b ; five, 9ot 12lb ; six and a d
complete failures, and been ' instanter. carry fist 21h ; four,. ge ,
suppressed One a die.
of the leaders was taken and shot forthwith. ' lOst 21h. Three miles and
" With these exceptions, tranquillity prevailed." 1 The CH.E4TERZIELD UAIcDICAP of 5 sovc each, with 50

Dart's d
b f by Chanticleer—dam by

Don Juan - I
The MAIDEN PLATE of 50 cove, for horses that never
won 50 sous at any one time , three-yr-olds to carry
ist ; four, Bst 41b ; five, Bst 91b ; six and aged, Bst
121 b. Mares and geldings allowed 31b. Two miles.

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