The Sun.
London, England, 1851-08-21 00:00:00

Vanguard ...
Scarborough ...
Italian

Won by a length.
Plato of 1001.

High Sheriff ... ••• •••
Evadne •••
Sally Warfoot colt ... • •••
LATEST BETTING.
GREAT YORRSHIRE STAKES.
6 to 5 on Nancy
4 to 1 agat any other
Marlborough Buck arrived this afternoon.

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CRPAINAL COURT —(THIS DAY.)
OLD COUR7;.
(Before kir. Justice ERLE )
TRIAL OF CHARLES BEST AND JOHN BELLY.
(Continued from cur Afternoon Edition).
Mr. VLArr then rep!iod, and
Mr. Justice Ear having carefully and lucidly summed
up the evidiinee,
The jury returned a verdict of Guil:.y against both the
prisoners,
Evidence having been given of their previous convic-
tion for other offences, they were sentenced to be trans-
ported for life.

THE GREAT EXHIBITION.
(THIS DAY.)
The polio returns of to-day exhibit a considerable
increase in the number of visitors to th?, Oryst:.lPalace
as compared with those of yesterday. They give the
following numbers:-
10 o'clock

4,399
•••

... 19,263
... 31,869 .4
• 40,229
▪ 41,371.
... 46 892
4 „ 48 384
The thermometer rote in the course of the day from
72 to 78. The vigitora were of the usual description,
and shorn(' a congidnr;ohl r,r,o,rtion of foreigners.

SILVER VALLEY AND ANNEAL BKOTIIERS MINING
COMPANY.—Lette:s receiv.:.d fro:n the agent of this mine an-
bounce an impor .ant discovery in the i 4 fathom level; rich
stones of silver ore in the foam of grey oxide and native
silver hava been broken, the assay front which gives 2,387 oz,
of tine silver t, the ton. Tne accounts received up to this
mormng report the loins to be still improving, and producing
richer ;at the 35 fathom I,:vel they appear to be ap-
proaching the same orty ground.

THE ST. ALBANS ABSENTEES.
The return of Sk.ggs and &Delmore to St. Al-
bans, from which owing to their visit to Boulogne,
they had been absent since April last, when they ab-
sconded from tho Parliamentary Committee, has
created some little sQnsAtion in that locality. It
appears 111,:;t, titer being discharged from the Mansion-
house they repai-sd to the Great Northern Railway,
and arrived in Albans the sama evening, where
they took up their quarters at the George Hotel. It
is said they feign forgetfulness on all matters con-
nected with local and electioneering affairs, and ap-
pear to wafer answering ell questions and kind in-
quiries in French, with their proficiency in which
they edify their fellow-townsmen. It has been ascer-
tained with considerable certainty that Waggett has
emigrated to New York, one of the local police at
Dieppe having informed Forester that be saw him
embark on board for ,hat purpose. Hayward is still
understAnd to be in France, and Edwards, who it
will be remembered was committed to the custody of
the Sergeant-at• Arms, on being liberated from New•
gate on the day of the prorogation of Parliament,
returned to hi• family at St. Albans, after a period
of four months' confinement. Being committed
for a misdemeanour of what, in prison par-
lance, is called a misdemeanour of the first class,
he was•tallowed in Newgate to have what he liked,
and looked none the worse on the day of his discharge
when the formal authority of the Sp -ulcer was issued for
the purpose. I; is acid that, although the proclamation
for the apprehension of these men became a dead let-
ter on the adjournment of the House of Commons,
whose power over the delinquents also expired, yet
that the House of Lords, whose constitutional powers
do not decline with the close of the session, have the
pow,2r,' the St. Albans Bribery Commission Bill
having been,,beforo them, to detain and commit the
parties for contempt and absconding. Though the
proclamation of reward for the capture of the absent
witnesses is alleged only to run during the period
of the session, the proclamation itself makes no men-
tion of this, however that might, so to :peak, be the
reasonable intendment. By some it is thought that
the reward is legally recoverable, but if so, as the
proclamation was royal, and as a subject cannot
bring au action against the Queen, the question would
have to be raised by what is called a petition of right.
The entire transaction since April last has been most
cleverly "clandestined " by the secret agencies be-
hind the scenes, and the cost is supposed to have been
considerable.

THE SLAVES OF ROME.
(From the Dublin Constitution.)
The slaves of Rome, the slaves of ItJnae,
Whose elluies tiv3 heaven sent mlrtyra broke,
Still 'madly rage, and idly foam,
And kiss the Pope's scourst,d yoke.
While brilliant sunshine gleams around,
In willing bondage they are found.
The Smithfield and the Oxford ficca.
Around the martyrs cnrl'd and bl:ed;
But with that courage faith inspires,
With Uyeii to heaved in calncriess rais'd,
They stood erect, and bravely di-d—
Their country's glory, and its p,ide.
Ireland yet thinks on Derry's walls,
And Derry's sons their duties know.
Bark! fora voice of thunder calls_

Oa all true hearts to fear no f,c!
White " surrenthr" Is !h-ir theme,
Rome's power is but a shadowy dream.

A prime came o'er the ocean wave,

And stood where Boyne'i faru'd river lbws,
Our freedom and our faith to save,
And crush for ever impious foes.
The traitor James saw, on that day,
Tne gathering storm—and fl Al away!
'Tin cheering, in these doubtful days,.
W hen, under garb of '• charity,"
Men flatter fiends with hateful praise,
And to earth's reptiles bend thn knee,
To think how God was William's shield
Piakormy wave, and battle-field.
Shall we in fancied pace now rest,
And trust false Borne? Oar futhers stood
Against her with undaunted breast,
And dared to shed their heart's best blood.
Oh, for their spirit& once again,
To fill the frames of living men!

What! have we none to stand for truth,
To raise its glorious banner high,
Like those tried veerans, and brave youth,
Who fought for immortality,
Grappled with death, in aorta and flame,
And gave this land a lustrous name?

Oh, not in vain, their heroic lives
And deaths, by which our right; were gaited;
And, not a friend of truth now strives,
Who by their faith is not sustain'O.
Bark! from their graves doth come n voice,
That bids Rome weep, and earth rejoice.

We have our fathers' broadswords yet,
Nor are their spears and muskets gore;
Should Rome her scythes for slaughter whet,
Our weapons wo would buckle on,
And, in one storm of passion, sweep
The rebel horde into the deep.

Then lift the glorious banner high;
Wave it o'er freemen true and bold;
Let f►re flash from each haughty eye,
A'lla:the pulse throb with pride untold;
And. then-7eB, death or victory,
Rome ernsh'd, hell foil'd, and Ireland free

The tyrant of the Italian land,
The blood-stained Pope—a coward knave—
Du z with a hale and brutal hand,
For Roman freedom dequst grave;
And should his treasua be forgot,
Worse things than these would be oar lot.

Rain higher, then, the banner in
tamotn.'s streets;
Wave to and fro its
nerbright,
4.
O'er Derry's walls,
foldsa of
And as that fllg each true IL'
A &me is kindled far and near," greets,
Which freemen love, and t 3 rants fear.
Trust not high office to Rocte's slaves,
Their gods are oas,,e, ass and, ,ne;
Th oniy bp,in a i'mpiA craves,
Is these to eiTve. arid (heae !fraud,
Hence, fire and legg,tr, lif-s
Rome's vassals honour en 9 applaud.
Once more, and yet more Ligh, upnise
Truth's glorious stancbrri, waving free,
Refire the nation's rapfur'd
Thr glaqiciest sg:-.)t the e3e can see;
My own is thrill's with rears of l')),
That none that briglht dig can des:roy.
Let bigots rave, then, as they may,
And cowards threa'en, 134 lb.!), will;
Tht‘'truth is making glori(Al4 wsy—
Coaquering. and to cot quer
Irehnu with England thus will vie—
Now, sons of William, do or die!
[Or else it will ba all my eye!]
A SOUTTISBN.