The Sun.
London, England, 1849-12-08 00:00:00

GARIBALDI.

The Akbar cl Algiers of the 27th ult. announces
that the famous GARIBALDI is at Tangiers. He
landed at Gibraltar from a Sardinian brig-of-war,
but the Government would permit him to remain only
four days. The Spanish authorities forbade him their
territory, and he than went to Tangiers.

SPORTING IN
METROPOLITAN
Weights for the
at. lb.
Miss Collingwood ll
Master Murray ll 4
Trust-me-not ..
Hope
Bedington
Young Lottery
b. g. by The Cardinal 10 8
Alexander
Miss Lucy
Laurel lO 3
Blossom
Jenny Jones
NEWMARKET CHAMPION COURSING
MEETING.—FRIDAY.
Chipp..nham Fuld.
THE PUPPY STAKES.
Third Ties.
Pathfinder beat Tinta—Renown ran a bye.
THE ALL AGED STAKES.
Third Ties.
Bridesmaid beat Field-Marshal—Rattler beat Tout.
THE NEWMARKET STAKES.
F►rst Ties.
Beeswing beat Dewdrop—Glauctt beat Lottery.
THE EXNING STAKES.
Deciding Course.
Mr. Richardson's Verity beat Mr. Rendell's Rocket
and won the stakes.

TELLIGENCE.
STEEPLECHASE.
Free Handicap.

st. lb.
Rebel (late Adulator) 10 3
Billy Morga❑ lO 3
Miss Burns lO 2
Ceberus
My Uncle
Icna 9 13
'Gazelle
![lope by Pollio
.jazet
lopeless 9 9
nampson 9 0

BOTTISHAM STAKES.
First Ties.
Doren beat Jenny Lind—airon beat Drift.
CHIPPENHAM STARES.
Mr. Jenner's Pliable beat Mr. Dooede's Diana
Mr. Fyson's Fortuneteller beat Mr. Riebardbou'd Vivid.
MANCHESTER—FRIDAY.
No betting.
Mr. Williams has sold Vultigeur to Lord Zetland.

COURT CIRCULAR.
OSBORNE, FRIDAY.
The Queen aLd Prince were prevented by the state
of the weather from taking their usul walk this
mornit,g.

The younger members of the Royal Family were
likewi,e obliged to remain at home.
Lord John Russell arrived.at Osborne yesterday
afternoon, and remains on a visit to her Majesty and
his Royal Highness.

It is not intended to exhibit the coffin which is to
contain the remains of her late Majesty the Queen
Dowcger.
A deputation from St. Clement Danes, consisting
of the Rev. W. W. Ellis, M.A. (Rector), Mr. George
Spillman and Mr. David Spencer (Churchwardens),
Messrs. Howard, Reynolds, and Knight (Overseers),
Mr. Gannon, Mr. 11. Hart ([lon. Secretary to the
St. Clement Danes Association), and Mr. Isaacson
(Vestry Clerk), had an interview with Sir George
Grey yesterday at the home-office, and submitted a
memorial for presentation to her Majesty on the sub-
ject of Sunday trading.
The Earl of Mintu has left town for Scotland.

Lord Ashley had an interview with Sir George
Grey yesterday. Mr. Fitzstephen French had also
an interview yesterday with the Right Hon. Baronet,
et the Home Office.

Dispatches from the Governor of the Cape of Good
Hope were received yesterday, at the Colonial Office.
Dispatches were sent ttf last evening from the
Colonial Office for the Governor of Ceylon.

TUE REV. DR. CUMMING AND GENERAL HAYNAU.

—We understand that in the event of Austria sending
a Protestant nobleman as ambassador to the Court of
St James's, it is the intention of General llaynau to
cfftr the appointment of chaplain to the Austrian em-
bassy to the Rev. Dr. Cumming, as a testimonial of
the high consideration in which the Red Emperor
holds the Rev. Doctor's admirable defence of woman
flogging. [The above communication has evidently
by some mistake been directed to ourselves instead of
to the Editor of Punch.—ED. Sun.]
On Thursday an inqutst was held at Ep:orn cn
the body of John Liorby, aged sixty, v4ho, ou Monday
last, fell into a copper of holing Leer, on the premises
of Mr. R. Dearle, eandlemaker, of Epsom.—Verdict,
Accidental Death.