The Sun.
London, England, 1847-10-07 00:00:00

THE WEST INDIA MAIL.

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SOUTHAWPTON, OCT. 7.—The Teviot steam-ship
arrived aa Southampton this day at noon from
Mexico. She brings but little additional news to
that received by the Caledonia. The Teviot left
Vera Cruz: Sept. 1. The American army were still
about thr eo miles from Mexico, awaiting the re-
sult of an armistice granted by General Scott.
Four co wimissioners were sent from the city to
stipulate for peace, and it was generally sup-
posed ma tters would be amicably settled. There
is no further account of the battles, as
the courier arrived at Vera Cruz, from Mexico, with
the news only just before the Teviot sailed; it was
an Engld sh courier, and the Americans at Vera Cruz
consequ e ntly rely upon the truth of the statement.
The re viot brings only 407,650 dollars, and an
average .cargo.—Herald.

RE GISTRATION._(THIS DAY.)
TOWER HAMLETS.
(Before Mr. T. Y. APCHaisTIE.)
The Court for the revision of the list of voters for
the bovo•ugh of the Tower Hamlets commenced its
sittings this morning, at ten o'clock, at the Court-
house, fin Wellclose-square.
The G ourt was occupied for a considerable time in
receivin the respective lists from the overseers, and
the orig anal notice of claims or objections received by
them.

MARYLEBONE.
(Before F. BAILEY, Esq.)
The C.:t nut took the list for the Paddington district.
There ,A re re only five claims and three objections for
hearing.

Mr. —4
k.lexander Brown, of 101, Norton-street, com-
plained that though his name had been upon the
registry for seven years, and he had paid all the re-
quired tes and taxes, it had been scratched from the
list of v.o.ters.

Mr. C;rreen- wood said he could not find Mr. Brown's
name u p on last year's list.
Mr.. E;rown said he would find it if he looked into
the am e nded list.
In n yply to the Revising Barrister, he said he could
not tell: whether the notice of his present application
had be e• n served six weeks ago.
The REVISING BARRISTER said he was sorry he
could afford Mr. Brown no assistance. There was
no evil 1, ante to show that due notice had been given of
the pr a sent application, and he must therefore reject
his cla ►i.m.

Mr. Brown complained bitterly that there had been
either :'gross neglect, or worse, in managing to get his
name tcratched, after he had been seven years on the
regisi ry, and had up to the present time complied with
all th, a required forms.

MP k.bAMB CELESTE.—The engagement of this de-
a. artiste at Birmingham has been by far the
greats at hit of the season. Night after night have the
houses been crowded to overflowing, the lovers of the
drama, delighted, and the treasury filled. She appears
to- in( Irrc.w as Miami in the Green Bushes, for her benefit,
at th a general request of the principal families of Bir-
mingham., who are anxious to have one more oppor-
tunity of witnessing her exquisite delineation of this
—One of the most interesting characters in her re-
pertoire.
The 0 &eerver of Sunday, Oct. 10, will contain the
fullest particulars of the monetary affairs of the week,
and up to the latest hour of Saturday. The information
in the City Article is derived from the most correct
sources, in any of which are original, and only attain-
able by th e conductors of the Observer, and is regularly
quoted in a lost country papers as the most authentic in-
formation on presen tall-engrossing subject ofcommer-
cial diffic- alty-.-the Revenue, the Funds, and the Railway
Prises. The Observer, sixpence. The extensive pub-
lication, of the Observer commences at six o'clock on
Sunday mornings, and concludes at ten. Monday's
Observer, best adapted for the country and abroad, is
published at lou r on Monday afternoon.
His E..teellent 'y Baron Brunow yesterday left Ash-
buruham House or Broadlands, Hants, on a visit to
Viscount and Vist. 19untess Palmerston.