The Sun.
London, England, 1854-07-18 00:00:00

STAMFORD RACES.
(THIS DAY.)

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
50 SOW: SWEEPSTAKES.
Lady Banks f.
Mariposa

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Boer
Baalbec
BURGHLEY STAKES.
Cock Pheasant and El Dorado ran a dead heat.

NEWTON RACES.

(THIS DAY.)

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPII.)
ARRIVALS.
70/. PLATE—Lancashire Lass.
GOLD Donskoy, Event, Gamelad,
Jujube, Professor Buck, Lough Bawn, Cordelia, and
Birdlime Girl.
ADDITIONAL SCRA.TCHINGS FOR THE GOLD CUP.—
Lindrick, Peggy, Janey, Cast-off, Aaron Smith, and
Tumbler.

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.
GOLD CUP.
4to I agst Lough Bawn (taken freely).

Excitement does not go to Newton.MALTON, THIS DAY.
Louvat and Surveyor go to Nottingham.
Scythian, Acrobat, Crown Pigeon, Paletot and Orto-
lan° have gone to Goodwood, and the following are ex-
pected to leave here for Goodwood also—West Austra-
lian, Prince Arthur, El Dorado, Boiardo, Be Clare,
Marley Hill, Honeysuckle, Heapy, Musquito, Dervish,
Apollonius, Bonnie Morn, Meteora, Bracken, Brooket,
and perhaps Grmculus Esuriens.

'ERIAL PARLIAMENT.

ROUSE OF COMMONS—C DAY.)
The SPEAKER took the chair at twelve o'clock.
'VACCINATION ACT AMENDMENT BILL.
Oa the order of the day for going into committee on
this bill,
Mr. BRADY proposed that legislation should be post-
poned until next session, when tho defects of the present
vaccination system could be effe..ftually remedied. As
long as the stamp of pauperism was kept upon the ex-
isting act it would remain imperative, but, nevertheless,
if the house would refrain from bmislation on the subject
until February next, he would 'pledge himself to bring
in a bill which at all events shoald have the merit of
being practical, which this measure was not. He moved
that the bill be committed this day three months.
' Mr. T. DUNCOMBE secondod the amendment.
Sir J. PAKINGTON contended that the mearre
was essential for the public health, and he could Aot
consent to any postponement.
The amendment was then negatived without a division,
and the House went into Committee.
After some discussion all the clauses of the Bill were
struck out with Lthe exception of the second, which
corrects the mistake in the Bill of last session.
The House then resumed.

EPISCOPAL AND CAPITULAR ESTATES
MANAGEMENT BILL.
this bill,
On the order of the day for, going into committee on
Mt. CAYLEY moved as an instruction to the com-
mittee, that it is expedient in this bill, renewing the act
14 and 15 Victoria, c. 104, to define more clearly
the intention (af Vile following words in the first
Clause of that asst, viz., "It shall be lawful for
any Ecclesiast3,cal Corporation, sole or aggregrate,
with the approval in writing of the Church Estate
Commissione-rs, who shall pay due regard to the just
and reasonable claims of the present holders of lands,
under lease or otherwise, arising from the long continued
practice of renewal, to sell to any lessee, under any lease
granted by such corporation, the revision, estate, and
interest of such corporation in all or any of the lands
comprised in such lease, for such consideration, upon
such terms, :and in such manner as such corporation and
lessee may, with such approval as aforesaid, think fit."

(LEFT SITTING.)

110YAL TREE HOSPITAL (TILTS DAY.) St.
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TENTH DAY'S INQUIRY.
This morning, at half-past eleven, the inquiry was
again resumed, with the continued examination of Mr.
Wakley, nen., who began by entering into a statement
about the dismissal of Dr. Gay, and denied that be bad
taken any part in it, or that lie had read the biography
Published and reflecting upon the character of him (Mr
unt;l
Wakley, and which it was alleged gave the offence),
thr)ee( months after his (Dr. Gay's) dismissal. Mr.
Wakley had no sooner began, than a scene of a most re-
loP.rkable character took place. Some of the j,iry com-
Plaining of the useless waste of time about going into
xnatters irrelevant to the inquiry, which was as to the
death of the child, and, amidst cheers upon one side and
hisses upon the other, Mr. Wakley, in a few words, con-
tinued his statement, and again denied he had acted
With animosity towards Dr. Gay.
Mr. Eallantine then rose to cross-examine Mr. Wakley
as to the time he (Alr. Wakley) joined the hospital as
'upon the committee, which he said was some years ago,
and about that time his son joined the hospital as sur-
RBOll ; and asked if at the time of joining there was not
imaisnlanagement in the hospital ?
„,,:poe member of the jury here rose and again objected.
e others wishing it to go on again, there was another
Ilisturbance ; Mr. Wakley, jun., who sat behind Mr.
-Ballantine, calling Mr. Ballantine a ruffian to pursue
such a course, and again repeated the assertion.
;Alr. Bodkin reprehended Mr. Wakley, jun., for such
I'.'odu, and said that Mr. Ballantine could not feel
Llinpl!';el (Cctf as acting freely when such language was used to
..r. heers.)
Wakley, jun., apologised.
'llr- Ballantine them examined Mr. Wakley at some
length, and be most strenuously denied that
he had
thron any impdiment in the way of olng he in-
quest more thane he should with any other di
er case,t as he
did not think it advisable to hold inquests in all cases
'here persons had died from operations, as it would in
TVThundreds of cases deter surgeons from operating, and
V would rather let people perish than take the risk.
was the only case where an inquest had been held
-I)" a patient who died from an operation of lithotomy.
4, William am college porter ; was present at
e operation, and during a part of the operation held
re leg of the child Recollected the syringe being asked
c(h)ri'ldand he filled Mr. Thomas Wa.kley examined the
with his finger, but did not see Iran bold any knife.
This closed the case, and the coroner was about sum-
ming up when we went to press.
We shall give the verdict in our late edition.
MAIMET IVEWS—(THIS DAY.)

COLONIAL.
SUGAR.—The market is very flat, without much offering
however. There is a fair demand for refined, which con
tinues scarce ; brown lumps are 445 to 44s 6d, and low to
fine grocery 44s 6d to 50s per cwt. The quantity of British
Plantation landed last week at the East and West India
becks was 611 hlids, 102 tierces, 550 barrels; there were
taken for home consumption 960 hhds, 90 tierces, 363
tier
barrels. The stock in the same places is 7,557 hhds, 1,342
forces 2,797 barrels. A cargo of yellow Havana
N. Bristol, has been sold at 22s 6d per cwt. ( o 14),
CopPEE.—The market is quiet for Native Ceylon, and
Plantation is dull, though firm.
v„.lllnr.—The quantity landed last week at the East and
nest India Docks was 501 puns, 49 hhds. There were
taken for home consumption 145 puns 10 hhds, and ex-
Ported 64 puns 363 hhds. The stock in the same
places is
8'548 Puns 1,328 hhds. There is more inquiry, and prices
are a shade firmer. Common Leopards is at le 10d per
gallon.
Ilieg•—At auction 509 bags Bombay sold at 1N 9d for
mid small, 838 bags Bengal realised 12s to 12s 6d for good
mid and good. Madras72l bags were taken in at 11s
for mid pale pinky.
BALTRErne.—T
good to fin here is a moderate inquiry. Ben e, 5t02. I bs refraction, is 33s per cwt. g
is lower.
REMP.—St. Petersburg is without change, and Manilla
INDIGO. —The sales aro progressing-, much the same.
lip to last evening 6,257 chests passed, and 3,157 wero
Sold.
TEA.—Tuffs article common Sound congou is quiet, at lOid to lid per lb for
TALLOW continues very dull ; on the spot, 66s 3d ;
A tigust, 66s ; September, 668 October to December,
68. Town tallow, 61s 6d ; Cocoa nut oil, Cochin, 508 ;
e3lou, 4N; palm oil (Liverpool arrival), 46/. 10s ; tallow
Llaine, 623.

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HAY MARKETS.
g4ITEIFIELD.-11r_adow hay, 2/ 8s to 4/ 15s ; clover
Atto, 318 s to 5/ 154 ; and straw, 1/ 14s to 2/ Os per load.
full average supply, and a dull trade.
CUIBERLAND.—Meadow hay, 2/ 8s to 4/ 178 ; clover
ditto, 3/ 83 to 5/ ; and straw, 1/ 14s to 21 Os per load.
trade dull, and prices drooping.
t WEIITECIIAPP.L.—MeatIow hay 2/ 8s to 4 15s ; clover
`,:tto, 3/ 88 to 5/ IGs ; and straw, I/ 12s to 21/
.0.3 per loud.
k)uPply tolerably good, mad trade dull.

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