The Sun.
London, England, 1854-04-25 00:00:00

THE OVERLAND MAIL.

(By Submarin and ts'uropean Telegrap);;.)
TRIESTE, MONDAY.—The steamer Bt. IXI bay ar-
rived at half-past three o'clock p.m., in 11,6 hours,
from Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, APRIL 19.—The Indian mail leaves
this day, with advices from Calcutta to March 20 ;
Madras, March 21 ; Shanghai, March 3 ; Hong
Kong, March 11; Singapore, March 18 ; Penang.
March 21 ; Galle, March 28 ; and. Bombay,
March 28.

Burmah continues unsettled.
Trade in India flat. Ex;..hango at Calcutta,
2s. Oid. Indigo market dull.
The rebel camp was only 70 miles from Peking•
Canton was quiet. Exchange at Shanghai, Bs. 61 ;
Canton, 4s. 10d.
The French war steamer Caiman has been lost
on the coast of Africa.

Freights at Alexandria, ss. per quarter.

YORK RACES.

(THIS DAY.)

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRA.PB.)

ARRIVALS FOR THE GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP.--
Kingston, Balrownie, Vindex, Hunca Munca, Defiance,
Typee, Grapeshot, Lerrywheut, Peggy, Lough Bawl),
Colsterdale, Guicowar, Virago, Heapy, Braxey, Men"'
Monk, Ammonia, Stiletto, Jujube, Puritan, Shamrock;
Ann Eliza, Horatio, and Catherine Parr.
Aguilla, St. Clair, Daniel O'Rourke, Sonstress, au
d
St. Michael have paid forfeit.

LATEST BETTING.
GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP.
7to 4on Virago.
9to 1 agst Defiance.
15 to 1 agst Kingston.
Nothing else backed.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-(27HLS DAY")

IN RE WHEELER.
This bankrupt had carried on business as a baker at
Richmond, and today was appointed for consideration
of his certificate.
The balance-sheet prepared by Mr. Watson, Basing'
hall-street, shows—Dr., to creditors, 1,0751. ss. 9d. ; to
ditto holding security, 3551. ss. ; profits, 2381. 9s. 6,d.
Cr., good debts, 981. 16s. Gd. ; property, 81. 18s. 6a. ;
do. held in security, 1601. ; trade expenses, 464/. 13s•
9d. , house expenses, 5071.
The certificate was suspended for six months, With
protection.
Mr. Lucas, as counsel for the assignees, complained
that they could not get possession of the premises which
had been mortaged. The bankrupt had been retained
by the assignees to carry on the business, and having
been served with a notice by the mortgagee not to give
up possession, and abided by the notice although the,
Court bad pronounced the deed to be illegal on the
ground of usury.
His Honour said that unless the bankrupt gave uP
possession to the assignees he would withdraw the PO'
tection. He would, however, at present limit it to one
month.

IN RE KIDSTON AND KIDSTON.—A GOOD ESTATE.
These bankrupts had carried on business as medical
brokers in Liverpool-street, City, and to-day was ap-
pointed for their last examination.
From the balance-sheet prepared by Mr. Ward,
Basinghall-street. it appears that the debts amountedjust
to 1,130/. 6s. 4,1.
the bankruptcy at, aanitdnotsbtetahaseequwalere
arna7l:l the expenses
fits in three years had been 1,9921. 175.891.175. 9d.
nearly equal, and the losses had been 0
valuedt.
Thep before
re
perfectly satisfied
The asslguees expressed themselves
with the accounts, and the bankruPßtils passed.
A BAD SPECULATION—IN
This bankrupt bad been surgeon in Westbourne-
terrace, and to-day was appointed for choice of as-
signees.
•ed or the pe oner, stated
that
aPe through the bankrupt having
Mr. Beard, from theao, fficfe Mr.tl.tVi. R. Budch,ati.ntaend,
that the bankruptcy arosed
a practice for 8001., which
unfortunately purchase
proved valueless.
The debts amount to 8001., assets nil.

CHURCH AT Sr. MARGARET'S, NEAR RICHMOND.--
Representations having been made to the executive
committee of the Conservative Land Society of the
want of church accommodation in the localities in the
vicinity of St. Margaret's: it has been unanimously re-
solved to set apart a portion of ground on the St. Mar-
garet's Park for the erection of a new church. The
piece of laud thus apportioned by the committee is close
to the Richmond, Twickenham, and Isleworth high
road, and the church stands on the plan of the allot-
ment of the estate at tint junction of the magnificent
row of trees called " The Avenue" with the Ailsa and
Cassillis roads. This is the third grant of land within a
year for the building of churches by the Conservative
Land Society.
HAT FOR THE ARMY,—In the West Riding of York-
shire some very extensive contracts for the supply of hay
for the cavalry and artillery for the East h4ve been
entered into with the Government agents. Three per-
sons have engaged to supply 3,00 Q tons.