The Sun.
London, England, 1849-11-24 00:00:00

COMMON PLEAS.-(THIS DAY.)

(Sittings in Banco.)
ADAMSON V. LONG.
Mr. Sergeant BYLES applied for a rule to show cause
why alt award in this case should not be set aside, on the
ground of a mistake on the part of the arbitrator, and
of the award not being certain or final. This was an
action in trespass with respect to some land at Rich-
Mond, and was referred by consent. The first issue was
not guilty. It was agreed between the parties, and the
nature of the agreement was communicated to the ar-
bitrator, that the tresspass should be admitted, but the
arbitrator found a verdict on that issue for the defendant.
The declaration described the abuttals of the close or
land which was the subject-matter of the action; but, as
it did not appear from the evidence of the witnesses ex-
amined before the arbitrator that the whole of it be-
longed to the plaintiff, he had made a mistake in point
of law in assuming that ho could not, upon the issue in
question, say the defendant was guilty of trespass, modo
et forma.

The COURT granted a rule nisi to sot aside the award,
Ott the ground of the alleged mistake of the arbitrator;
but as to the want of certainty or finality of the award,
the rule was not gran:ed.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—FamAy.

CirEsran CuP.-50 to 1 agst Peep-o'-day Bay (taken),
50 to 1 agst Sir Richard (taken), 50 to I agst Melody
(taken), 50 to 1 agst Cossack (taken), 50 to 1 agst
Vesta (taken), 50 to 1 agst Whim colt (:aken), 1,000 to
10 agst Horn of Chase (taken). Each of the above have
plenty of backers at the quoted prices.
DERBY.-18 to 1 agst The Italian.
HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Earl Fitzhardinge's hds., Mon., Cockleford Inn; Tues.,
Peivsdown; Wed., Sudeicy Castle; Thurs., Withington
Village • Sat., Broadway-11.
F. 11. hds., Tues., Bonithon; Fri., Kennel-10i.
Mr. Newton Fellowes's lids, Tues., Knowstone Vil-
lage; Fri., Allswear Bridge-102.
West Norfolk harrs., Mon., Mr. Paul's, PentneYl
Thurs., Bradenham Green.
Pllopton kds , Mon., Lowestoft; Thurs , Burgh St.
eter--11.
Eamont harrs , Mon Pack Horse, Plumpton; Wed.,
Mehnerby Hall; Sat., Newton-10i.
Dumfriesshire hds., Tucs., Kitunount ; Fri., Dalton
Village-10i.
Somerset Subscription hds., Tues., Kennel, Dornister;
Fri., Buncombe Hall-101.
Mr. S. Lowndes's lids., Mon., Grand Entrance, Wo-
burn; Wed., Salden Windmill; Sat., Lidlington-11.
htdDonrackeom'ms lids.,on Tues., Waddesden Town; Thurs.,
Sat., Souldern Gate-102.
Mr. Brand's hd,+., Mon., Bendish; Wed., Hatfield,
Woodside; Fri., Silsoe —loi.
Puckeridge hds., Mon., Thorley; Wed., Peverils;
Set Cumbelow-102.
Mr. Furse's hds., Mon., Winkley Wood; Wed., Bur-
Obgton; Fri., Buckland Filleigh-10.
Mr. Trelal
owney's lids., Tues., Lee Mill Bridge; Fri.
I vy bridge—
Cleveland lids., Mon.,
Roseberry; Thurs., Skelton
Park-10i.
Blackdown lids., Tues., Wellington Pillar; Fri.,S taple
Dulverton harrs., Mon., Kingsbrompton Village; Fri.,
Red Deer, Oakford— 10i.
s_Nordi, Devon Hunt, Mon., Weir Marsh; Wed., Heasely
Mile; Sat., Way Town,
Cleaves-104.
C imbridgeshire lids., Mon., Klaby'; Hut; Wed., War-
den Village; Fri., Stow Fox-102.
4
, derHiggha h -Pack harts., Mon Knowtchley ; Fri.,
tilthid.
Morpethy harrs., Tues., Cockle Park Tower; Fri.,
al Village-10.
Tiudale lids., Mon., Matfen Piers; Thurs , Cocklaw
Tower; Sat., ifesleyside-101.
Durham County lids., Mon., Newbiggen; Wed., Hare
tad founds ds, Durham-road; Fri., Embleton.
, V -tut Farm's Warts., Mon., Ipsden Field; Thurs., Sheep-
'P' Sat. Stokenchureh.
Sir. Phillips's hds., Tues., Tctsworth ; Fri., Stad-
haropton.
York and Ainsty lids., Mon., Blue Bridge; Tues., Skip
)3ridg':'; Thurs., Pill Moor, Brafferton; Sat., Naburn.
Captain harts., 'rues., Borrowby Cross-lane,
Crosby ; Fri., Yafforth-11.
Sinniogton lids., Tues., Sinniogton; Fri., Riccal
Bridge.
Ilar worth lids., Tucs., Enter Common; Sat., Oak Tree
Village-102.
Bedale lids., Mon., Pi4khill; Wed., Scotton Village;
Fri., Catterick Bridge-102.
Duke of Cleveland's hds., Tues., Wakerfield; Thurs.,
Winstone Bridge; Sat., Welworth Castle-102.

THE THIRD DRAGOON GUARDS. NOTTINGHAM,
FRIDAY. Late on Thursday night Major-General
Thorne, Commander of the North-Eastern District, ar-
rived in this town, and on the following morning had
an interview with Lieu'enant-Colonel Arthur, at the
barracks, for about two heurs, after which the men,
offieere' servants, and prisoners were ordered out on
parade, and after an inspection by the General they
were formed into a square, when the gallant officer read
a communication from the Commander-in-Chief, but
previous to its being read the reporter was requested to
leave the barrack-yard, therefore we are unable to lay the
official document before our readers. On inquiry after-
wards the reporter was informed, that the whole of the
officers, nen commissioned officers, and men now lying
at Nottingham Barracks were to prepare to march on
Monday next, but it was not stated at the time where
they were going to. Major-General Thorne also ex-
Pressed his regret that the men should have brought
such a disgrace on so fine a regiment, but hoped they
would soon regain the high character they formerly
It is expected they will be relieved by the troops
at Sheffield, where head quarters will lie during the
time the regiment remains in this neighbourhood. There
is no doubt Nottingham will again be head-quarters
when the usual military changes take place. The sen-
tences upon Knox, Butterworth, and Ball, tried by the
general c 'arts martial, have not yet arrived, but are
expected early in the ensuing week.
Tux AacartnicbletrE,
The Lord G c'vvihOaNlS.—Slß *JOHN FRAIiKLIN.-7
James Ross, in his narratievr,,shapsaeltbeanrrsivoedhigahtlyHouel
I,b)f•rSomir
her voyage this year.
gBohnee'hoyerrotught no intelligence,
however. not haeier.
'llaffin's Bay. The whaler Abram hoasr
thel west. side of
aft.ronazzovebdyfrmotnr.
Davis's Straits. The communication
Saunders, commanding her Majesty's shipe North Star,
in his last dispatch of July 19, and which was vras sent by a
boat front the Lady Jane, whaler, wrecked a
Itn d
iseculattelo
pieces by the ice, has reached the Adrri4alfy.
"June iu e t
10, Monday, midng. nig'it," a
snd states that the ship
la. 73 40 N., lu 56 W.—all well,
and
hopes of making Lancaster Sound without delay.
Yesterday morning her i\lejety ('teen Atnelie,
with their K )yal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess de
Nemours, Duke and Duchess d'Aumsle, accompanied by
La Cotwesse d'Aegelet, General le Comte d'Houdetoi,
and several distinguished persons of their suite, honoured
,with a visit the Exposition des Produits de l'lndustrie.
."aneaise, under the direction of M. Sallandrouza d'La-
itt ()mai; and examined the collection with a visible in-
erest, remaining there for some hours.
Letters from Strasburg state that the first snow
fort this season commenced falling in the Vosges and in
'12140)4 'urest iu large googlies QU Saturday lest.