The Sun.
London, England, 1849-07-31 00:00:00

REFORM IN PARLIAMENT.

Mr. HUME gave notice that early next session
he would move for leave to bring in a Bill to
extend the electoral franchise, so that every man, not
incapacitated by lunacy or crime, who shall have at-
tained the age of twenty-one, and shall have been the
resident occupier of a house for a period of twelve
months previous to registration, shall be entitled to vote
in the election for Members of ParliaMent; also to
enact that, in future, elections of Members of Parlia-
ment shall be taken by ballot,-that Parliaments shall
not last longer than three years, and that the electoral
constituencies be more rqua:ly apportioned.—(aear.) •
SMITHFIELD AIARKET.
Mr. MACKINNON gave notice that early next
session he should call :Ito attention of the Honse
to the Report of the &..!;2ct Committee on Smithfield
cri,s of " Hear, heAr.")
IN TR A 1:1 UR AL INTERMENTS.
Mr. IL BEItIiELEY presented a petition, headed by
the Mayor of Bristol, the Governor and Deputy-Governor

Agewater
T. B. Marie Cannington, per ditto
... 0 2 6
Joseph Sale
John Francis Sale, per J. S. .••0 ICP
C. Bowness
Workmen in Coachmakers Factory, Great Queen-
street, Lincoln's Inn-fields ... ... 0 11 F
i
A Friend, per Lord Dudley, Stuart, M.P. ... 5' 0 0
Julian Harney, Editor of the Demoeratic Review. 1 0 0
Surplus of a Collection for defraying the expenses
of a Working Men's Meeting to Petition the
Crown and Parliament to recognise the inde-
pendence of Hungary, held at John-street In-
stitution, July the 24th
••• ••• ••• 1 1 4
Acknowledged by the Chairman of the Meeting
held last evening at Marylebone (but not re-
ceived by ourselves--
Sir Benjamin Hall, M.P. ...
A Detester of Tyranny „ •••
An English Lady ...
Mr. Jonas Murray •••
A Gentleman, anonymously

Total

TALFUUK►D.
For that from jangled harmonies of Law,
(Unmusical, till pitched to tink of gold)
From echoes of hard voices, bought and sold,
And timid half-truth utterances, whose flaw
Grates on the nobler sense, he dared withdraw
To those dim vaults where, age to age, hath ruled
The thunder-music of the Giants old,
Mocking all Mutabilities to awe.
lie shall not sit upon our Judgment-seat.
No; though we own the craftsman's shrewdest skill
Fast to the student's learning TALFOURD links,
Twin slaves to Christian wisdom—doubt him still.
Trample such cant to mire at Mercy's feet 1
Not such the " Ignorance at which Heaven winks."

SHIRLEY BROOKS.

GOODWOOD RACES.

BY EXPRESS.—(THIS DAY.)
Match-100, h ft. T.Y.C.
Cariboo beat Mirror.
The Orange Stakes of 10 sovs. each, and 100 added.
Saucy Dick
Clarissa
Cusachia

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CRICKET.—( THIS DAY.)
SIXTEEN GENTLEMEN OF SURREY V. ELEVEN OF
ENGLAND.
This grand match, which was commenced yesterday
at the Oval Cricket Ground, was resumed this morning.
The following is the score up to two o'clock:—,
GENTLEMEN—FIRST INNINGS.
H. Gardner, Esq.--c Brockwell, b Dean „.,
T. Craven, Eiq.—c Adams, b Dean
W. Baker, E-q.—b Dean, b Adams
C. Colson, Eq —.l b w, b Shearman
C. Harene, Esq.—c Brown, b Adams
C. IL Hoare, Esq.—run out ...
C. Reeves, Rq.—c Hammond, b Adams
G. R. Burnett, Esq.—st Brown, b Dean
S. Whitehead, E=q.—b Adams ...
H. J. Hoare, E,q.—run out
J. Watney, E/q.—b Adams ..•
H. Aite, Efrq —1 b w, b Dean••
•••
F. P. Miller, Esq.—c Brock% ell, b Dean
IL Mortimer, Esq.—l b w, b Adams
Captain White—not out
•• •••
W. Denison, Esq.—o Dean, b Shearman
B 0, w 1

Total ...
PLAYERS—FIRST INNINGS.
Adsms—b Harenc ..• . .
W. Pilch—b Craven
Haremond—c BurLett, b Craven ...
C. Brown—run out ...
Chester—b Craven ... ..•
Deun—c Baker, b Craven ..•
Julius Cmsar—b Aite
Brockwell—b Aite
Shearman—b Miller
Lockyer—c Coltsoo, b Craven •••
Lillywhite—not out ...
„.
B 10, w 11

~ 19

•20
15
••• 12
... 1

... 12

...141

... 14
... 20

••• 16
••. 43

... 10

Total ...

... 21

... 138

DEATH OF MR. CuTTINGIIAM, THE MAGISTRATE.
—Mr. Cottingham,
the Magistrate of the Southwark
Police court, expired this morning. The Learned
Gentleman was unable to attend to his magisterial
duties yesterday, in consequence of a sudden attack
of cholera ; he continued to grow worse, and was
carried off in less than thirty hours from the com-
mencement of the attack.
MORNING CONCERT AT HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.
--MADAME SONTAG.—Madame Sontag will to-
morrow morning make her only appearance this
season at a morning concert. The concert will take
place in the great concert room of her Majesty's
theatre, and will commence at two o'clock. Madame
Sontag will, en this occasion, sing in four different
languages. In Italian she will sing "La Zingara,"
which was composed expressly for her by Donizetti;
in German she will sing the celebrated scena from
D,,
Wie Nahte mir der Schlumer ;" in
1n verdure clad," from Haydn's
egrlFishr, iesc
,7,l\et‘z,i, t i a`
Creation ; and in French, " Grace ! Grace !" from
Robert le Diab!e. Lablache and the elite of the
artistes en aged at Ler 2ilajes'y's theatre will take
part in the concert. M. Thalberg will also ap-
pear. There will be a full orchestra, arid Palfe will
conduct.

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of the Corporation of the Poor, the coroner of the di *3•
triet, the physians and surgeons of the various host vita !s
and the infirmary, with a large body of magistrates an
town-councillors, in all 1,800 signatures, pointing en
the danger and indecency of intramural interments, aim I
praying the House to substitute a mode of burial moats
respectful to the dead, and less injurious to the
with due respect to vetted rights.—(Cheers.)
IRISH EXPENDITURE.
Mr. MI CGREGOR gave notice that he would earl; I
next session bring under the consideration of the Must
the excess of the expenditure of Ireland over the revenue
collected in Ireland since the Union, with a view to re •
lieve the taxation of Great Britain from an annual con. '
tribution to Ireland from a minimum of about tvr
million to a maximum of about eight millions per annum •
(LEFT SITTING.)

NIARLBRO'-STREET-(THISDAY. )
Henry Andrewes, who described himself as a paintei
residing at No. 3, Hemmings-row, was placed at the ha r
before Mr. Hardwick, charged with having stolen a pus t
colt from No. 3, Devonshire-row-mews, the property- t f
Edward Howtll, cab proprietor.
,It appeared, from the evidence adduced, that last nigh t
the prortecutor was in bed asleep, ashen he was awola 3
by hearing the door open, and on his getting out of bra I
to see the cause, he observed the prisoner in the act
going out with the coat on his arm. He immediate l
collared him and gave him in charge to a constable, wll-3,
was at that moment passing.
The prisoner, who denied the intention of stealing tl at)
cont, was committed for trial.

It was stated to the Court that the prisoner bad be en
for some time in the pay or employ of the police as
"scout," and that through his evidence alone a numl
of persons have been committed for trial from this
court ; in fact, the prisoner, latterly, has been making: a
pretty good profit in attending at the sessions as with,
in cases which, no doubt, were trumped up by hims ear
and rested solely on his testimony.

TESTIMONIAL
TO THE HUNGARIAN REFUGEIES.

" THE HUNGARIAN NATION COUNTS ON THE SYMP) CU!
OF EVERY NATION WHICH LOVES RIGHT AN-4) lA-
BEarir."-Kossuth's Protest against Russian In k rvvi-
tion.

Subscriptions may be sent to the mowing ba
Messrs. Coutta and Co.
Messrs. Drummond.
Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smith ;
or to any one of the members of the committee recently
formed to carry out the Testimonial.
4.*A1l further Post-office orders to be made payable toMur do
Young, Esq., at the Money Order Office, Strand.
Subscriptions already received
...472 0 'a
From Two Friends of Liberty and Haters of Des-
potism ... 010 0
Subscriptions raised at Mr. Haxman's for Hun-
garians, per C. D. J. . 0 6 5
James Duncan and Brother ...•
... 0 2 0
From a Few Admirers of the illustrious Ludwig
Kossuth ...
-- - -

A Few Journeymen Bookbinders
10
From Forty W 0 4
Workmen in the Music Trade, per
A. O. 1
10 0
A Few Hartlepool Sympathisers ••• 116 0
Mr. L. Grinson, of Loughborough, per the Lei-
cester Mercury ...
••• • 0 5 ( )
An Englishwoman's Mite, Alnwick 1 0 4)
Friends to the cause of Hungarian Independence,
who met at the Angel Inn, South-street, Shef-
field ... ▪
•.. ... 1 15 (3
From a Few Friends at Glasgow, per Peter Gordon 0 13 01
Amici Donum, Hartlepool
• ..• ... 0
A Few Friends in the cause of Universal Liberty, 2 6
Totnes •
••. ... 2 1 G-
A Few Sadlers 0 6 0 •
A. Haviland,

.. la 0
... 5 0 0
... 5 0
.. 10 0 0
...100 0

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STRAND THEA.TRE. --
An excellently written and admirably constructer I
drama, from the pen of Mark Lemon, entitled ffeart4 r
are Trumps, was produced here last evening. It waL 6
admirably acted, by Messrs. W. Farren, Compton ,
Leigh Murray, and Mrs. Stirling, and met witl t
the most decided success. The crowded state of our:
columns to-day prevents us from doing more tins! 3
merely recording the fact; but to-morrow we hope r
be able to give an account of the plot, &c.