The Sun.
London, England, 1870-09-22 00:00:00

Nine o'clock return.

Cotes (L) l4B
Straight (C)
Ten o'clock (Conservative) return
Cotes
Straight
Eleven o'clock (Conservative) Return.
Cotes 520
Straight
Twelve o'clock (Conservative) Return.
Cotes 6ll
Straight
One o'clock (Conservative) Return
Straight
Cotes
• One o'clock (Liberal) Return.
Cotes 777
Straight
Two o'clock (Liberal) return.
Cotes . 879
Straight
Two o'clock (Conservative) return
Straight.
Cotes
Half-past Two (Liberal) Return
Cotes.
Straight
There was intense excitement during the afteroof
and crowds paraded the streets. Some fighting als°
place. _ .

Close of the Poll.—Official figures.
Straight . 1,201
Cotes .

Majority

THE ANGLO-CANADIAN BOAT RA.CE•
We learn by the Atlantic cable that a fresh match is
men'
and between the Tyne four and.the St. John's 111;
and 400 dollars have, we understand, been raised by t ;
countrymen of the latter, to ensure the match, uncle?,
stipulation that the race shall be rowed on smooth Nol'e
either Lachine, St. John's, or in the United States. 11113
Englishmen have raised no objection to a fresh rake, ,10
have determined to stop at Lachine another day or ton
in order to give the Canadians an opportunity of going by
with it. The rough water on Thursday lastis allegqiis
many as a cause for the easy defeat of the St. 'l°'
crew.—Sporting Life,

COMIC PAPERS.
• (From Punch.)
The Ugliest Spot in Europe.—The Battle Plain. n'
A PROBABLE PAPISAL—What will the Pope say wheiT,
his temporal dominion is confined to the " Leonine CitW„,,"
Perhaps he will compare himself to Daniel in the 1.0""
Den.
NATIVES OF PARIS.—So we have lived to see L°llif9l
Napoleon an ex-Emperor ! The Parisians have
smashing his busts and pictures. They break their der
Is not the same proceeding wont to be adopted un'Ae
analogous circumstances by certain inhabitants of
West Coast of Africa.
EXPERIENTIA DOCET.—Parisian journalists continue tto
he
talk about "the gravity of these events," and la
"gravity of the situation." Pity that experience BO" f
have been necessary to convince people of the gravitY:9o-
a situation and events that have resulted from the
lefty
take of regarding war, which has caused war, with levi

(From Fun.)
WOMAN'S WRONG NOT RIGHT.—One of the papara
declares that a number of German ladies have fore
themselves into a regiment, and offered their services "
General Vogel Von Falkenstein as a corps of Limaz°llo."
We trust this is only an Amazin' falsehood.

( From Judy).
HOME AND FOREIGN NEWS.—Thursday.-11r. Glocols
stone bought a pair of slippers. Friday.—lrarne!,
slaughter of French and Germans before Sedan. 53,17,8
day.—Mr. Cardwell went out shooting.
Emperor of France abdicated and surrendered to the 1
of Prussia. Monday.—The President of the Board °ss
Trade passed a good night. Tuesday.—The Empress
having quitted Paris, a Republic was inaugurate d
Wednesday.—The Home Secretary had a tea party, ari
the Prussians are still merching on Paris.

As the Jumna, troopship, was leaving Portsmouth
Harbour on Monday a gig (which belonged to te
lamented Captain Burgoyne, and had been given bYa
widow to Captain Richards, her brother-in-law) was being
towed on the starboard of the ship, when the stem w 35
drawn out of her by the action of the ship's screw. she
immediately turned over, and one of the two able seamen
belonging to the Jumna who had charge of her 10'
drowned. There was, it is said, great delay in lowering
the ship's boats.

CHRIST'S HOSPITAL.—The Lord Mayor, SheriA
and other members of the Corporation, proceeded Yester
day morning in state to Christ Church, Newgate-street'
where there was service and a sermon by the llelr;
Nicholas Keymer, M.A., rector of Colne Engaine, Essex
Afterwards the Corporation repaired, according to
custom on St. Matthew'r Day, to the great hall of Christ'
Hospital, where they were received by Dr. Bell (tilde
head master), Mr. W. F. ,White (the treasurer), "11..„
other gentlemen. The senior Grecians who are
about proceeding to the Universities of Oxford and Cared
bridge delivered orations in English, Greek, Latin, an
French, in praise of the founder of the Royal Hospitals
(Edward VI.), and touched incidentally upon the politica'
and general questions of the day. Other classical exec'
cises were performed by the junior Grecians. A subscrip-
tion was entered into to defray the expenses of the Grecians
at the universities ; and the National Anthem 113'4115
been sung, the civic party retired amidst loud acclama-
tions from the boys.

CABMEN CHARGED AS SUSPECTED PERSONS. --J°llli
Stockes, cab driver, badge 16,980, and Henry DreninTh
cab driver, badge 16900, were charged before Xl'
Tyrwhitt, at Marlborough-street Police-court, with
;
loitering in Leicester-square, supposed for the purpose °f
committing a felony. Thomas Pickels, a detective of the
C Division, said that on the previous night he ears
Stockes get out of a Hansom cab in Leicester-
square, and go into a crowd at the entrance
of the Alhambra, and directly afterwards ici:l4.
Drennan, and then try two women's pockets with his
hand, and remain standing behind him so as to screen hilt
In reply to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the officer stated that hc4l",
prisoners had got cab-drivers' licences, and. that he had
seen Stockes about several times before. Mr. Tyrwilit:
said it was rather awkward for the public thn"
cab-drivers should take to such a line as the
prisoners had done. Stockes said he was going to see
a relative living at the back of the Alhambra, and seeing'
Drennan spoke to him, when the officer came up and tow
them to come along with him, and they did O.
Drennan said the officer had not told the sane
story before the magistrate that he told at the sta-
tion. Mr. Tyrwhitt ordered Sergeant Leech, 17 C',
who took the charge, to be sent for, and his description 0'
what the officer (Pickels) said was similar to that above
stated. Mr. Tyrwhitt said he saw no defence.
prisoners were both licensed cabmen, and very awkward
people to take to picking pockets, and he (Mr. Tyrwhitt)
would like to know what would become of fares taken 13Y
them. He should commit the prisoners for a month each,
and he had a great mind to suspend their licences
altogether.