The Sun.
London, England, 1848-11-15 00:00:00

HAYMARKET THEATRE.

Twelfth Night was repeated here last evening, and,
with the same powerful cast as on Saturday, " went"
even better than on that occasion. The more frequently
Mrs. Charles Kean is seen in the character of Viola, the
more do the exquisite beauties of the character de-
velop themselves. Never for one moment does she
forget that she is the woman. There is nothing of
the malapert page about her acting ; all is graceful,
all is feminine, even the "I am the man," is given as
a woman would give it, and the fear of the duel is
the timidity of the woman, not the cowardice of the
boy, and these beautiful lights and shades of character
are !admirably brought out by Mrs. Charles Kean.
The Malvolio of Webster was as rich as ever, and
the play seemed to act closer than it did on Saturday.
The Ransom, with Mrs. Charles Kean as the heroine,
followed. She was called before the curtain at the
conclusion of both pieces and rapturously applauded.
The house was crowded.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
BETTING AT MANCIIESTER.—TUESDAY.
NEWPORT PAGNELL STEEPLE CHASE.-3 to 1 agst
Red Lancer (taken).
LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE.-7 to 2 agst Proceed
(taken)-5 to 1 agst St. Leger-11 to 2 agat Alfred
(taken)-12 to 1 agst Bt.xkeeper (taken)•-15 to 1 agst
The Doctor (taken)-15 to I agst Wolverhampton.
CHESTER CUP.-40 to 1 agst The Cossack (taken)-
1,000 to 15 agst Hetman Platoff colt (taken)-1,000 to
15 agst Fogleman (taken)—l,ooo to 15 apt Great
Western (taken)-1,000 to 15 agst War Eagle.
ASHDOWN PARK COURSING MEETING.
TUESDAY.
The Derby.
Mr. Tom le Brewer's Brian O'Lynn beat Mr. Etwall's

Englishman.
Mr. Bowles's Cockaigne beat Mr. Etwall's Eagle's Plume.
Mr. Etwall's Elastic Jem beat Mr. Bowles's Motley.
Mr. W. J. Etwall's Dowan beat Mr. Parkinson's Passport.
Mr. Tom le Brewer's Beelzebub beat Mr. Osbaldeston's
Orlando.
Mr. Parkinson's Saturday Night beat Mr. Lawrence's
Look-out.
Mr. W. Etwall's Old Harry beat Mr. Parkinson's Sunrise.
Mr. Biggs's Blazing Billy beat Mr. Parkinson's Parch-

mont.
Mr. Parkinson's Sam beat Mr. Biggs's Be Noble.
Mr. Osbaldesten's Oscar beat Mr. Lawrence's Buff.
Mr. Lawrence's Landgrave ran a bye.
The Oaks.

Mr. F. Parkinson's The Rose beat Mr. Etwall's Chaos.
Sir St. George Gore's queen Mab beat Mr. Parkinson's
Perriwinkle.
Mr. Bowles's Light• of•other-days beat Sir St. George
Gore's Vision.
Mr. Lawrence'i Landgravine beat Mr. Etwall's Elite.
Mr. Parkinson's Sable beat Mr. Etwall's Erin.
Mr. Parkinson's The Lily beat Mr. Stone's Snowdrop.
Mr. Bowles's Roulette beat Sir St. George Gore's Dream.
Mr. Biggs's Be Nimble beat Sir St- George Gore's Cy-
therea.
Mr. Bowles's Midnight beat Mr. Parkinson's Violet.
Mr. Bowles's Fair Toes beat Mr. Etwall's Easy.
Mr. Etwall's Wowski beat Mr. Parkinson's Pink.
Mr. Bowles's Moonlight beat Mr. Etwall's Eyry.
Mr. Tom le Brewer's Brilliant;beat Mr. Stone's Heart's-
ease.
Mr. Tom le Brewer's Blue Stockings beat Mr. Parkinson's
Scarlet Runner.
Mr. F. Parkinson's Passion Flower ran a bye.
The Cup and Sovereigns.
Mr. Stone's Cannon Ball beat Mr. Puzley's Spider.
Sir St. George Gore's Magician beat Mr. Osbaldeston's
Old England.
Mr. Etwall's Elf beat Mr. T. le Brewer's Buekhorn.
Mr. Goddard's Tom Bowling beat Mr. Biggs's Be Daring
(late The Squire.)

CITY SEWERS COMMISSION.
Yesterday a Court of the gontlernen connected with
the above-named Commission, was held at their Council
Chamber in the Guildhall. The Right lion, the Lord
Mayor took the chair at eleven o'clock precisely. The
Court was very fully attended, all the Commissioners,
several Deputies, and a considerable number of the Alder-
men, being present.

The subject of the high price of gas in the City having
attracted the notice of the committee for general put-
poses, the chairman of the [committee stated that they
had referred the matter to the City solicitor, who had
laid before them a statement on the subject, in con -
sequence of which they had agreed to the following re-

" We certify, that having been assembled, and been at-
tended by the City Solicitor, who laid before us astatement,
which was read to us, and having considered the plans
proposed, we recommend to your Court, as the only pro-
bable means of obtaining a reduction in the cost of gas,
that notices be at once prepared, and advertised as re-
quired, that your Court will apply to Parliament for
power to erect gas-works, and to lay down pipes and
mains within the city and liberties, with power to pur-
chase the works, pipes, and mains of the existing gas
companies, or of any gas company hereafter to be esta-
blished within the limits aforesaid; and as the last day
fur giving such notices is the 18th of November, it is
imv.rative that decision thereupon should be come to
immediately."

Some.conversation took place upon the subject of the
communication of the City Solicitor, of which the Corn
missioners expressed their warm approbation, and the
report of the sub-committee was unanimously agreed to,
and a resolution carried to serve the necessary notices of
application to arlioaerit immediately.