The Sun.
London, England, 1860-03-19 00:00:00

AMERICA.

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QUEENSTOWN, MONDAY.
The Royal Mail steam ship Europa, Captain
Leitch, has arrived. She left Boston on the ith
and Halifax on the 9th of March. She brings 44
passengers, 90,000 dols. in specie for England, and
5,000 dols. for Havre.

She landed all the mails and proceeded on to
Liverpool.
The Europa passed the America, from Liverpool,
on the 10th of March.
The rejection of the treaty with Mexico by the
Senate was anticipated, in which event Mr. 11‘Lanef
the American Minister, would not return. Troop'
were under orders for Texas and Mexico.
The black crew of the British ship Oraming°
had mutinied. One of the mutineers was shot, and
the others were arrested at Charleston.
The Russian fleet had sailed from Honolulu for
Cronstadt.

Mr. Nelson was in California.
The news from this place is unimportant. B,lsi-
ness was dull owing to a large number of arrival 9•
Havannah advises to March 1 state that the
steamers General Miramon and Morquez left for
Vera Cruz on the 27th ult. under the Mexican flag•
Sugar steady. Stock, 90,000 boxes. Freight.
unaltered.

Advices from Victoria, British Columbia, to the
Bth ult., state that 82,000 dollars worth of gold had
been exported in the month of January.
NEW YORK, MARCH 6.—Flour and corn firm, and
prices tending upwards. Provisions quiet. Sugar
heavy. Coffee quiet. Iron and stocks firm.
NEW ORLEANS, March 6.—Sales of cotton 18,00
bales. Middling, 101 c. to 11c. Sales in three dale►
42,000. Receipts, 26,000 bales. Freights to Liver'
pool, t-d. Exchange, i to 8.1 prem.

TWO DAYS LATER FROM NEW YORK, BY TELEGRAIII

TO HALIFAX.
NEW YORK, March B.—The loss of every soul
on board the Hungarian is fully confirmed.
Stocks in improved demand, and slightly dearer'
Cotton steady. Sales in the last three days 9,000
bales. Middling Uplands, llic. Flour and wheet
rather dull, and better grades somewhat easier•
Previsions steady, except pork, which is rather
lower.

NEW ORLEANS, March 7.—Cotton unchanged'
Sales to-day 16,000 bales. Sales in the previoto
two days, 29,000 bales.

SPORTING NOTES.

THE WEEK IN WARWICKSHIRE.
Although the meeting is limited to three days only, Ye!
gentlemen turfites at least make up their minds to spell"
a pleasant week in Warwickshire. To-day they may b°
seen sauntering through the parade of Leamingto4
watching the busy cawing rooks !in their gyrations abet°,
the trees on the Promenade, and. revelling in the sweet
atmosphere of the early sprinr... The town of Warwick
not so quiet and enjoyable; for list sellers are already p'
suing their calling wittl stentorian lungs, the sportia,
hostelries are surrmr.ided by touts and stable boys, IP
Sergeant Banks, the Cerberus of the weighing stand,
complacently bbserving the incoming guests from tile
antique terrace in front of his quaint old house. The recr
lovers of the neighbourhood, too, are in good spirits, for
they havie knocked off the skid which impeded the progre°
of t'aeir committee coach, and have placed the reins in
the hands of persons who will enable their vehicle to clifo
the hill of popularity in good style. Lord Warwick 10
taken an active part in promoting the prosperity ofl
meeting, and the executive department will no longer be 0;
gulated by parsimony and prejudice. The programme is 0
unattractive, albeit it will not furnish very large fields. 1120
Trial Stakes seems likely to occasion an interesting race. Sot
doubts, however, exist whether Promised Land will sll
for it. Dartmouth possesses speed, and, as I think the dir
tancawill suit him, I shall give him the preference.
Philomel is in such force for the Nortbamptonallif.
Stakes that I fancy that it is scarcely probable she will VI
brought out for the Willoughby. Nevertheless it is eats'
that Mr. Thompson has been retained for her. Havieg°
a doubt about her starting, I must award the stakes i 9
Prince of Orange.
For the Handicap Plate of £5O I shall select Spite
Dick and Norton.

The gentlemen riders' races at Warwick invariably o°'
sion so much squabbling that I shall not refer to them- 0
The acceptance for the Great Warwickshire Handieg
numerically insignificant, and the race itself is not likely to
be very exciting. If Philomel starts she ought to win to euili
tam her Northampton pretensions, but in her default
shall stand on Chirp.
The fine, good-looking filly Lady Clifden, may follogt 1/2
her Liverpool success by winning the Two -year-old Stsll
and Fractious should carry off the Handicap Plate °I,
Soya. For the Welter Handicap Romeo and Paetelu°
most to my fancy.
Despite Goldsmith's running at Birmingham,
think slightingly of his chance for the Grand Annual (4-
Thursday.
Leamington. sb_all no:

A FRESH MAN.

THIS DAYS SHIPPING.

InNnort, March 19.—Wind this day at noon,
to W.N.W. ; light breeze, and dull weather.
DOVER, March 18.—Wind, W.—Arrived—Coler°
from Sunderland, leaky.
QUEENSTOWN, March 17.—Wind, W.—Arrived—Ell;
from St. Domingo ; Sydney, from Macao. Off port--
Cleveland, from Fow-chow-Foo ; Samarang, from Calclitt*
Dunrobin Castle, from Callao.
COWES, March 17.—Wind W.S.W—.—Arrived—Cbsr
lemagne, from New Orleans.
BORDEAUX, March 17.—The Tamaulipus, steatoefi
sprung a leak in port. Survey appointed.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Monday Mornin%'
Wind W.
AI
Arrived, March 17.—Sisters, Dayspring, Spirit,
Elizabeth, Little, from London; Contender, from Seahsl
Swanage, from Swanage; Francis, from Warkworl;
Anne Vernon, steamer, from Cardiff; Malvina, steal? rt
from Dublin ; Dispatch and Atalanta, steamer, from J.°,
soy ; Havre, steamer, from Havre ; William and Elo'
from Newport.
Sailed, March 17.--Ouse, for Aberdeen; Good. Desig;
Elizabeth and Jane, and John Watson, for Sunderland'
Express, for Middlesborough ; Visitor, for Newcastis,:
:
Hugh Barclay, for Cardiff; La Plata, steamer, for t
Thomas • Wonder, steamer, for Havre ; Malvina, stoarae
for London ; Tagus, steamor, for Lisbon.
Arrived, March 18.—Felicity, from Woodbridge; SI;
from Guernsey; Edward and Mary, from Jersey; 3°_,4
Masterman, London; Constantia, from Shields; Bcn,
and Mary Branch and Queen, from Sunderland ;
from Newport ; L'Etoile, from Carenton ; Le Coq, Er°
Cherbourg ; Bee, from Cowes.
Sailed, March 18.—Bavaria, steamer, for New York.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Monday M
Wind, W. ; tide, three-quarters flood ; weather fine. orning'
Arrived, March 18.—Lesbenance, from Wydah; GOT
A. Philips, from Belize • Southern Bell, from Foo-ch°".
too ; Friendship, from Rouen ; Imogene, from St. Ifeleni;
Euphrosyne, from Mauritius; Royal Charlie, from 30,
ritius ; Eliza Jane, from Palermo ; Louisa, from Guernsei.
Arrived, March 19—William and Mary, from Guernseti;
Lesler, from Alexandria ; Humility, from Guernsey; 1V,,,s
ham, from Shanghai ; Queen of India, from Colon3W
X. L., from Caen; Constantine, from Barbadoes.

DEAL, Monday Morning.
Wind, W.N.W., moderate.
Passed—Harrington, from Algoa Bay for London; tl,
barque Witch of the Sea, from the Mauritius, for Londoll
Gipsy, from Havre for Shields ; Redesdale, for Newport..
Anchered—Waltermina, from London, for FoWelf
Gowrie, from London for Trieste.
Sailed—Her Majesty's ship Greyhound, for Harwich;
Robena, for New York.
The ship Woogola, which was on shore at Folkestone'
has been got oil the main, and has arrived safely
London.

Frederick Gye, Esq., has kindly granted the ire;
use of the Theatre Royal, Covent •garden, for a benefit
aid of the funds of the Royal Dramatic Cella ,
on Thursday, the 29th instant. Most, if not all, the
cipal members of the theatrical profession are to be brain;
together.

SADLER'S WELLS THEATRE.—On Saturani
evening Mr. Phelps, the enterprising and liberal lesse;
took his benefit at the theatre which he has done so rall
to render popular with all classes. The performances 1.
sisted of ‘tCoriolanus" and" Raising the Wind." After'.
tragedy Mr. Phelps was loudly called for, and after obser:j
ing that this was the first time for 16 years that he 110
made a speech before the curtain, alluded to the reVortit
which had been propagated, to the effect that he was aic
to leave the management of Sadler's Wells Theatre. i 3
was true that there was some slight foundation for P'ro)
report. His respected coadjutor, Mr. Greenwood—(oloe, ef
—was about to part from him, esiring to quit the cares
theatrical management, and henceforth he (Mr. Pilwr.)
would be the sol manager of the theatre. (Loud chei.ertblii
He promised to spareno pains to deserve the approval o
eir
friends—(cheers)—and he hoped to continue to will eo
patronage as he had always done. (Cheers.) Various off ids
had been made to him to take a theatre in what some Kr,"
called—though he could never see why—the "fashionnio
part of London, but he could not bring himself to leas'? s)
pleasant old boards of Sadler's Wells. (Great cheor'Pry,
The address was enthusiastically applauded by the audit°oo.
who thronged the house in every part—pit, gallerYt
ots
boxes being equally crowded to a most inconvenient 9
of repletion.
HANDY HlNTS.—Another example of the Pra
,ole•
ticability of, and mutual interests derivable from, 1}"t; are
munication of useful information by the producer_loa
consumer, is dated from "The Steam, Oil, arid 1 the
Works. St. George's-street, London Docks," one
largest firms in the trade. We extract the followin_7 re,
" It is clearly understood that skilled workmen are.lll,ettl
quisit3 to paint common wood-work. Thin coat
with patent knottinr, at Is. 6d. per pint. Stop up ti 4 itt'
it
holes and all shakes before putting on second ceillie, ot
putty, at Bs. cwt., and rub down with pummiceesN,sur as
three-pence per pound. Priming colour or lead
,o',"s 6d.,
6s. per gallon, will cover 55 yards ; stone colour a_tt'6,,,, 90
or yellow col at 65., 44 yards ; black paint :5 varclo;
yarus ; b!ueour at Bs. 6d., or green paint at 6 • ue_gat
bright emerald green at 125., 25 yards ; bronze grne..itueo to
60 yards." And thus this useful document co tw
some length.

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