The Sun.
London, England, 1867-11-02 00:00:00

Liverpool Cotton Market.—This Day.

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Market opens quiet, but prices are unchangoi'
Sales probably 8,000 or 10,000 bales.

ROYAL SPORT IN WINDSOR FOREST. On Fri-
day morning his Royal Highness the Prince of Wra
accompanied by his Serene Highness Prince Leininge°'
and attended by Lieut.-Colonel Koppel, loft town for the
purpose of shooting in the royal demesne of Willd6°l;
Forest. On the arrival of the train at Windsor his reia'
highness was received by Prince Christian of Schleswig'
Holstein, who had comp from Frogmore House to meet th°
princes. Mr. Moon, of the Castle-mews, had sent a brew'
with four bays to the station, and in this, upon the 1.031
arrival shortly after eleven a'clock, the three princes and
attendants drove through the town by way of Iligh-streo4
and Peascod-street to the Groat Park, where the keePer,tS
had made preparations for the day's shooting. Till about
ono o'clock the weather was fine and the sport exoellenti
The afternoon, however, became overcast with rain,
an
shortly after three o'clock the princes drove back to Wind-
sor and left for town.
THE SHIPWRECK OFF THE DUDDON ALOUTU•".
The vessel which ran ashore near the mouth of the Duda°,
in the gale on Sunday morning is the brigantine Mali .A11,,-0
of Glasgow, laden with coals. She struck on the bar at ();
o'clock; the sea running very high at the time. The cr
five in number, at once took to the rigging, where they r
mained till the tide had ebbed for an hour. TheyWtherr
then observed to get the boat in the tackles, but livi,,,e,"°y
they got into the boat ornot cannot be ascertained. '-°,O
were never seen again. No assistance could be give% a
she was three miles from shore. She has since bec°W.-
total wreck.
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RAID ON THE BETTING MEN.— YeSterua.ar 7 into
Traffic Regulations (Metropolis) Act having come
operation, Inspector Harrison lost no time in pettig;,
in force against the betting men. At the Court, Gui'-ior
yesterday Daniel Murphy, 8, Brazier's-buildings, 11"; og-
don-street ; Edward Blackett, 12, Cuthbert-street, in..
row; Edward Henry Sheilds, 9, Charles-street, Wostl'u
ster-bridge-road ; and Patrick Golding, 29, Field-lane,,
to
described as betting men, were charged with assembliees.,
the now street for the purpose of betting. GN
rg° that
sures, 435, said about a quarter-past eleven o'eloc.lcur,
morning he saw the prisoners Sheilds, Blackett, a. oftil
phy in conversation on betting matters at the I)3°l' thure,
railway arches in Parringdon-street. Ile spoke tact
taio
and told them that if they did not go away ho iu kept
them to the station-house. They then separated, tol'osaii.
passing and repassing and conversing as they'row it
Golding appeared to have the list, and refusttc: t
eta
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down. Ile thou took Lim into custody. TWO nn e
came up, and he directed them to take Sheilds •1-)
into custody. Murphy followed them down the sti:oo,o, 0,
another officer took him into custody. Fined eaeu
one month's imprisonment. The prisoners said they
could
do that, but they would not pay the fine.
THE SURREY STAGIIOUNDS.—This old eStabli:l:ed
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pack of staighounds, with the hunting deer and ay01::,10,0
mines, which have been sustained under the surt.
of the master, Mr. A. lleathcote, of Epsom, during 1-` „Iwo
ter, will commence the hunting season nest week..
,00g
is a good list of subscribers to the pack,. allost_:°,l3fet•tifs
blood has been added. The hounds aro in
be wauo.
and fit and ready. The meet is expected to
bucklollol
by a largo field of hunting gentlemen, and a
knows the country well will be turned out.