The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-15 00:00:00

A iiiie race.

T WEATHER.—NooN, SEPTEMBER 15.
ROYAL GALLERY OF SCIENCE, ADELAIDE-STREET.
Barometer
thermometer... 73 1 Highest 75 Lowest ... 4B
Wind S.—Freezing Point 32 Deg.

• Mr. Cooper, author of " The Not," " Last of
the Mohicans," and other romances of deathless fame,
has just given to the world a new work of fiction, called
" The Deerslayer," a tale abounding in incidents which
the reader will at once recognise as among the finest
ever presented in a work of ima r'nation. Among the
characters, all of which ar • ested with the rare dra-
matic power of the tor, our old favourite, Natty
Bumppo, occu • a prominent station, accompanied by
a gigantic hunter (Harry March ), the Delaware Indian,
called the Great Serpent, and two Anglo-American
sistera, (Judith and Hetty Hotter), both of whom are
drawn and contrasted with the pencil of a master of
his nrt. _ _ _

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The new process for preserving meat by injecting
salt into it by means of powerful pneumatic pressure will
shortly be put into operation at Buenos Ayres and other
parts of South America, where it is well known that -
cattla are extensively slaughtered fcr the export-
ation of their hides, the carcase being completely
valueless. The meat thus prepared will form an original
article of export to this and other countries, and,
should the speculation succeed, our provision mar-
kets may be supplied with a new description
of animal food at a very cheap rate. So extensive are
the herds of cattle and sheep in the immense and pro-
ductive regions of the Pampas, that a traveller in South
America a few years since states that the carcasses of
sheep were used as fuel in heating furnaces.
BRIDPORT.—The lata Government, and those
who supported it, were loud in their boasts of the purity-
which they practised ; but what have we at this mo-
ment before our eyes in the pure town of Bridport ?
(Great laughter and cheering.) The immaculate sup-
porter of purity of election—the stanch friend of the
late Whig Government, where is he ? What has be-
come of Mr. Warburton ?—(Great laughter.) He has
been compelled to vacate his seat, being afraid to stand
the test of a Counnittee of the House- of- Commons.—
nut I suppose I must not enter upon sore points ; but
this much I will say, that it is my belief that the town
of Dorchester will this day exercise its privileges with
much more satisfaction than the far-famed town of Brid-
port, where a tale will be told on Wednesday next that
will astonish those who pretend to be so bitterly hostile
to bribery, intimidation, and corruption; There will
then be told a tale of such election purity, absence of
extortion, as will satisfy the most unblushing specimen
of Radicalism.—Sir J. Graham's Speech at Dorchester.
IMMIGRATION TO JAMAICA.—We copy
the following paragraph, respecting the immigration.of
coloured persons from Canada hither, from the Quebec
Mercury of the 15th June, although we are not aware
that any agent has been appointed at that place for anyLe-
such purpose:—" Pursuant to an Act passed by _ the
gislature of the island of Jamaica in December last, an
agent has been appointed for the purpose of shipping
from Canada such free blacks and runaway slaves as may
be desirous of emigrating to that island, under certain
terms proposed to them.
We have not beforeeeleur
in this
noticed
matter, as the number of people
district is very limited, and theibrilit employment of
t.their emitsingeanteirn
such as to afford but little probe, /
e
on the encouragement offered. In the late provinces of
Upper Canada, especially on. the frontier parts to the
- west of Lake Ontario, they form a numerous class, and
to many of them the conditions offered may prove ac-
cep
DUBLlN,table.—St Jago de ht VegaCCr-wit,tt,
Aug. Aug I -
SEPTEMBER 13.—The new Chief
Secretary, Lord Eliot, arrived in town yesterday evening
and for the first time transacted business at the Castle
thisrlo tie. dayi rtetpy
ing his Lordship as " cold, austere, and
h
a " strange compound," eagerly hunting
t,cae'rlLlts vituperative attacks of the Darn Ececing
i
after those who " can minister to his vanity," must
have prepared him for the faction amongst whom his
lot has cast him. Two of the disappointed claimants for
office, Mr. F. Shaw and Mr. Sergeant Jackson, arrived
in Kingstown yesterday morning, by the mail packet,
from Liverpool; but, although they travelled in the same
boat, it was remarked by the passengers that they studi-
ously avoided each other. The selection of Mr. Penne-
, father fur the Solicitor-Generalship, and the displacing
of Serjeant Jackson from that office, has given great
• umbrage to the latter. The Orangemen, are quite eon-
found:A. Their discontent must soon break out in open
clamour.

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IVIONEY and COMiIEitCIAL NJ S'
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rate exttnt, the sales amounting to 4,Utit) baits at steady
prices. Exporters and speculators have beea totallY
inactive.

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LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, SEPT. 14.—The tram,-
actions are thus reported at the Stock ExOang;"--
Eastern Cou-ties, •; Great Western New, 56l ; Lix"
easter and- Preston, 271 ; London and Birminglialr-1
New, 24 ; Bank of Liverpool, 10. .
MiNcnEsTEll, STOCK EXCHANGE, SEPT. 14.
have have had a very flat market to-day. Alanehesul
and Leeds, 62 to 63 ; Manchester arld Birmingham, VI;
London and South Western, stll ; Midland G:untie,
65i; Bank and Stockport, 24- ; Afauchest,T aid Liver-
pool District Bank, 10; ManclieSterAssuranee,/. 165..3d.

No T‘leg,rapla communicat•ion in consequence of fog'
No news of the Columbia steamer from Boston.
• There are no arrivals to-day from any quarter.