The Sun.
London, England, 1848-07-24 00:00:00

AMERICAN NEWS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, 5, A.M.
The Cambrian has arrived.
She kft Boston on the 12th, Halifax on the 14th, and
brings 48 passengers, but no specie.
The Caledonia reached New York on the 9th, and the
Niagara Boston on the 12th.
_ _

The domestic news is of little interest. The official
proclamation of peace with Mexico has been issued.
The President's message states the whole United States
debt at 65,000,000 dollen'.

Congress is still in session; the exclusion of slavery
from Oregon appears to be the chief topic of debate.
The Presidential canvass engages great attention.
The dates from Mexico are to the 22d of June.
Parades has seized the city of Guanajuato, and headed
a rebellion under the plea of hostility to the threats.
There are strong symptoms of revolution in Mexico.
President Herrera has issued a proclamation in favour
of order. Yucatan is still the Ecene of civil war; the
Indians are gaining ground.

NEW YORK.
Business is good. The stock market on the 11th was
heavy. Treasury notes, 105; Kentucky sixes, 091 ;
Ohio sixes, 99g.
Exchange on London, 1091 to 110.
Cotton inactive; no change in prices.
Flour, Western Canal, 5 12k.
Thete is no news of importance from Canada.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
GOODWOOI) RACES.
The following list of horses now in the neighbourhood
includes those trained at Goodwood, and likely to run
in the course of the meetin,—
Highland Fling
Ploughboy
Mirror
Jelly Fish
Buffalo Girl
Syrup
Awkward
Landrail
Rochester
Joyful
King of Morven
Planet
Crozier
Slander
Archness
Sagacity
Surplice
Loadstono
Tamarind

—Black Doe
i3urlesquo
Valentinia
Footstool
Queen Mary
Susan
Carbuncle
Tarel la
Watchdog;
Remembrance
The Hero
Cossack
Dough
Bantam
The Tartar
l3ellendeu
Osterloy
Mr. Milner
Wet- nurse
Phyrrus the First
Margellina filly
Tantivy
Glenalvon.
Eothen
Malmesbury
Sir Tattou Sykes
Elimea
O€eronet
Weathercock
F by Muley Moloch, 3 yrs
C by John o'Gaunt, 2 yrs
Steel
Aristotle
Fallow Doe
Gaiety
Sheraton
Christopher
Corsican
Miasma
Canezou
ounseer
Rad ulphus
Buckstone
Maid of Lymo
Archery
['riot. of St. Margaret's
Vanguard
Uric!
Van Tromp
Bolus
Solon
Plaudit
Piccola
Chat
!lector
Lady Wildair
Chiquot
The Moor
Anta„,,,ronist
'Raisthorpe
by Simoom out of Bonny

Tiresome
Cucullus
Honeycomb
Czarina
Flycatcher filly
Mustard filly
Vampyrfa
Red Hart
Halo
Reflection
Nectar
Helier Skelter
Hornpipe
Buscot Back
Collinprood
Wintoniw
Radulphui
Distaflina
Chanticleer
Pilot
Touchy
Cynthia
Liston
Miami
Millwood
Due a❑ Durras
Franciscan
lodine
Palmyra colt
Glendower
Minnalo
Lancaster
Puffy
Zenana
Clementina
Glauca

Marquis of Conynghain
Mathematician
Good Boy
Pillage
Diplomatist
Bowstring
Swordplayer
Tisiphono
Gardenia
Circassian Maid
Alzire
C by Venison, out of Nut
bourne's dam
Queen Charlotte f
Ruth
Elleralie
Slug
Miss Lydia filly
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LATEST BETTING AT THE WEST END.
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GOODWOOD STAKES.
I 13 to 1 agt Dough
I 14 to 1 agst Remembrance
I 15 to 1 agst Bantam.
I 40 to 1 agst Geraldine (t)
I 1001.)
• STAKES (GOODWOOD).
Issack; the former for choice.
,OD CUP.
16 to 1 agst Miss Sarah (t)
DEBBY.
25 to 1 agst Oiterly (t)
ROCHDALE RACES.—FhthAy.
The Borough Cup of 50 sous. added to a Handicap
Stakes of 10 soya. each, 5 It, and only 3 if declared,
&c., the winner of the Manor Cup to carry Sibs
Satirist .........walked over.
extra. The second to save his stake. Twice round
Mr.Mra.ndG.aßdrios.wn's Brandyface, 4 yrs ..... :Gwi.atAhliob3wdoaaelded)d3:ll..
J. Clegg ns. Lecomtc, 3 yrs ................ ....... 2
Mr. J. Day's Milliner, 5 yrs
Mr. Davis ns. Columbus, 6 yrs .........................
gtss, twice round
IT3ahreoLnaintuctabssheihreildS,t;k6eissteorftos
The Innkeepers' Plate of 3 soya. each, with 20 added.
Three yrs olds, 7st; four. 3st 91b; five, 9st 31b; six
Tanhdeasgecedon,
a9stto6lb;
savem ahreiss
stagukde. geuldeina
and a dis.
Mr. Day's Milliner, 5 yrs (Wakefield) 4 1 1
Mr. Hobson's Billy from Brigg
... 32 32 fell 3
1 4 2
Mr. Dillon's b m, by Liverpool, 5 yrs
S6.—YrFs (CONCLUDED.)
The Bor Plate of 601.
heats, two miler.
,IBll:ll,lSRDtouGbb:Nbrust°F'sshi MITMo Ladyoe mr
ceA kr P,s Flora,6E yrs... (W. Archer) 1 2 1
All rr. sG2 1 2
A• ... 0 3 dr
Mr. Donelly's Crib, 3 yrs
0 4 dr
Mr. Frost's Marlow, 4 yrs ••• 3 dr
oruatyh's b•y Grandsc Cupid,
pSi g3n yrso t. 5 yrs

]Sonnet
Sally Maggs
The Admiral
Ipecoeuanha

Armin
Fern

Fugleman
Lady Day
Alpheia
LaCat
Sultana.

9 to:2 agst Pillage
sto 1 agat Reflection I
6 to 1 agst Chanticleer
10 to 1 agat Gaiety (t to I
1001.)
13 to 1 agst Chat (t to 1001.)
THREE HUNDRED sovs.
Even ou Van Tromp agst Co;
GOODwol
5 to 4 agst the Hero
4 to 1 sgst Cossack

of four all
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
Sin,—The Goodwood carnival commences on Tuesday
and extends over four days, the programme being one of
lttihhkeee
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deocunics
ei rnroeca, oc readsn,;ci t hwi
irtthy - e
thei gh t
exception o r forty
Highland a more brilliant meeting could
not be conceived, and should the weather continue fine
there will be no room left for the daintiest sporting epi-
cure to complain of the entertainment set before him.
The performances will commence with the Craven
Stakes, destined for the Goodwood stable. The Levant
Stakes will bring together a moderate field, consisting
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dark,
gthough Fling,
consequently I
expect to see them run in thus:—
Uric!, by Touchstone "' "* 01140 1
Solon, by Touchstone ••• ••• khfoibw) 2
Glenalvon, by Coronation ••• ••• (Dili) t
Glauca, by Cotheratone ... (Nat) . ~4
Solon might be reserved for the richer Ham &alas, in
that case Glenalvon will be second and Glauca thittl.
The 300 Sol. Stakes, value 4,0501., will, in my ppin- 1