The Sun.
London, England, 1867-08-09 00:00:00

THE AUTUMN HANDICAPS•

ENTRIES FOR TILE CES&REWITCII.
Little Ben Broadlands Toxopbilite c Gauntlet
Special A bergoldie Wild Briar Thomapple
Scavenger The Rescue Hawthorn Seaman ler
Hy. Brailsford Charles Il Southn. Cross Gleaner
Sea King Bodement° Rococo Romping Gill
Pearl Diver Scarborongh Czar Deceit
Stokeley Armourer Tynodale Ailesbury
Priority Etoile Filante Mandrake The Clown
Chippenham Zenobia The Doan Helen
Sportsman Express Lady Vane Fan
Vigorous Endsleigh Minster Bell Gomera
Viol Aravator Corporal Ischia
Potomac Duggke of York The Priest Viridis
Own.Glyndwr Mormentor Belmont Redcap
Ploughboy Sealskin Mendicant John Davis
Skysail Roquefort King of Fairies Red Riband
Klarinska Primrose og.Mowbrayß Miss Havelock
\Vestwick Elkring Strathconan King's Cross
War Leap Year Gluier Proserpina
Taraban Ravioli Appl,cross Dalby
Montagnard Julius . Gulnare Salamanca
Montgoubcrt Flying Scud Van Brunt Primate
Trocadero Grand uko L'Escurial Student
Photographs Honesty Bracken Man oeuvre f
Norintificlie Gree back Harpenden Minster
Enchauteur -Woman Maid of Kent c Treas. Trove
Honeymoon Tourmalin Thalia Lit. Treasure
Conundrum Lot hario Retrousse Moldavia
Attack colt Japer Weather Star Dr Syntax
Parma M. Christian Sis. to Vedette The Lizard
Mail Train Nine Elms Annie Laurie Signal f
Red Shoes Cheltenham Beeswing Whalebone
Narino Earl of Darby Comedian Ld paramount
Rama Blue Peter Carnage Savernake
Blinkhoolio Pintail Archimedes Laneret
Edgbastou M. of Masham f The Peer Eye di
Duchess Safety Panacea Vidi) (late
Fervaques Dulcimer Feeder Veaom
Lord IlastingsPepper'sGhost Kidderminster Marie Louise
Now Guinea Adam Bode Grand Cross Flare-up
Fortunatus E. Lancashire Clarice Leases
Lucifer Vortugadin Tho Brewer Glengarnock
Cannon Ball Patricion Planet Friday
King Victor Nicolet Ackworth Musician
Tho Usurper Van Amburgh Treachery g Miss Harriette
Acta3a Cecrops Regalia Little Rover
Pirate Chief Success D unsany Studer()
Scule Tiva Janitor Friponnier
Knight Errant G. of Warwick La Dauphine Star of India
Nuina Pom- Union Jack Jczabel
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ENTRIES FOR THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
Little Ben Satyr Vertugadin Janitor
Special Countersign Patrician Wroughton
Harry Braila- Julius Nicolet Kihneny a
ford Flying Scud Van Amburgb Nutrition(
Stokeley Opoponax CecroPs ' Gleaner
Whitworth Grand Duko Nancy Paxton
Sportsman Honesty Stratford colt Romping Girl
Vigorous Greenback Grey Stocking The Clown
Vici Wild Agnes Hawthorn B. of Promise
Talisman colt Junua Monarch of the Lord Ronald
Lozenge Jasper Glen Seville
Marmite Hippia " Sonthrn Cross )9.-idis
Jenne Premier Chignon Rococo Red Riband
Potomac Duchess The Corporal Lecturer
Ploughboy Terror Tynodalo Ines
Y. Express Louis of Hesse Mandrake Uncas
Klarinska Fervacques The Dean King's Cross
Westwick Lord Hastings Minoster Rell Proserpina
War Lucifer Priest Dalby
T a raba n Cannon Ball Roger Mow- Salamanca,
hilbolton
Trocadero King Victor bray M Monarch
Moutaguard Antall, Belmont C
Nemoa Pirate Chief King of the Primate
Dragon Borgia Fairies Mano3nvre f
Montgoubert Scud() Olmar Minster
Fleurette Broadlands William Tell Cante
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M.do Charolais Abergeldio Applecross TIV:1. Trov
Enchanteur The Rescue Cul naro Moldavia
Mrs Al'att Goojerat Bracken 11 'men
Conundrum Charles IL Harpenden k'ea Mew
Attack colt Hisrorian Crown l'rince Sig y
Parma Scarborough Weather Star Savernako
Breadalbane Rhodomon to Master Willis
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Mail Train Rather High c Ulphus Venom
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Hobo Earl of Derby Whisky
Musician
Little R nor
Kg. of Garter MahiloifinMy as-lA,;:rici,Li.l(l.lnedeB
Armourer Swam
Etoilo Filante Captain Kidd
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Grand Cross Knight Errant
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Wild Bee
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Duke of York Ghl:::tnerisbviitieYs:unro
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Adam Bode Dussany Ammunition
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STOCKTON MEETING.
WEDNESDAY, August 14.
Acceptances for the Middlesborough Handicap. One mile
and a half.

Ago st lb
Sundeelah 6 8 12
1.nr,1 5 8 4
Klarinska 5 8
Declaration r
4 7 13
4 7 l2
liepulio 4 7 4
Weights for tho.Wynynn
Ago st
Declaration
Olniar
Bob Chambers 4 8 10
Raglan ... . a 8 7
Itopulse
Audax
Holstein.. 5 8 3
Paxton 3 8 0
Elvire 3 7 12
Hydroplly 6 7 10

Age A lb
Pnxton ... 3 7 0
Elfeta ... 4 6 11
Deceit ... 3 6 11
Liberal ... 3 ri 4
liel-tub 3 6 0
Little Treasure ~. 3 b 10
l Plate. Seven furlongs.

Ago st lb
The Dean 3 7 8
Frost
Elfeta . 4 7 7
Gipitola 3 7 5
Ladylike • 3 7 3
Miss Boswell filly 3 7 1
Policy
The Gleaner 2 5 9
Merry Andrew
IShibboloth • 25 7

•
JOIIN STIRK,
25, WELLINGTON-STREET, STRAND,
Executes Commissions on all the races to any am3unt.
The full market odds laid.
Price list daily.

MIL GEO. WEBB executes commissions, by letter only,
at his residence, 125, Queen's-crescent, liaversteck-hill,
and has lists posted daily at the City Arches ; also through
his Agent, Mr. F. Butler, near Meux's Brewery. No con-
110c1im with giy other person using the samenagut.

Sir R. PALMER brought up the report of the commit-
toe appointed last night to frame the reasons for disagree-
ing with certain amendments by their lordships to the Bill
for the Amendment of the Representation of the People.
The "Reasons" were read at length by the Clerk at
the table, and ordered to be transmitted to the House of
Peers for their lordships' consideration.
CHURCH RITES.
Mr. GLADSTONE gave notice that next session he
should move for leave to introduce a bill to abolish the
payment of compulsory Church-rates.
BUSINESS OF VIE HOUSE.
;The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER appealed to
several hoe. members who had notice of motion standing
on the paper on the motion for going into committee of
supply. The right hon. gentleman said it was of the
highest importance that the remaining votes in supply
should be taken, and therefore ho hoped hon. members
would not persevere that day and bring forward the sub-
jects standing in their names.
Mr. FAWCETT said he had a notice to the effect that
it would be undesirable for the Government to advise her
Majesty to grant a now charter to any new university
in Ireland without first consulting Parliament. If the
right hon. gentleman would give him an assurance to that
effect he would gladly give way.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER having
given the required promise, the hon. member said he
should not bring forward the motion of which lie had
given notice.
The other hon. members having consented to postpone
the motions that stood in their names the amendments
for the Church Temporalities Orders (Ireland) Validation
wore considered, agreed to, and the bill toad a third time.
The same course having been adopted with respect to the
Railway Companies (Ireland) Advances and Merchant
Shipping Bill; the house went into Committee of Supply.
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND ART.
of
On the vote of £162,387, to complete the sum
£206,387, to defray the expenses of the Science and Art
Department of the United Kingdom being proposed, a
desultory discussion arose, which terminated by the vote
being agreed to.
The next vote proposed was £5,711 to complete the
sum of £165,700 for the London University. The vote
was agreed to without discussion.
The remainder of the sitting was occupied ia disposing
of the votes in supplementary civil service estimates.

DEATII OF QUEEN MARIE THERESE
OF NAPLES.

ROME, AUG. 9.
Queen Marie Therese died yesterday.

LONDON GAZETTE.-THIS EVENING.

OSBORNE, AUG. 3.
The Queen was this day pleased to confer the ho
ienouf r
us-
of
Knighthood upon John Iles Mantel), Esq., the h J
tico of her Majesty's Settlements in tho
c Gambia.
The Queen was this day pleased to onfer honour of
Knighthood upon William Anderson Itose, Esq., Alder-
man of the City of London.
The Queen was Charles s dleased to confer tho honour of
knighthood upon Jasper Selwyn, Esq., M.P., her
Majesty's Solicitor-General.
The Queen was this day pleased to confer the honour of
knighthood upon Sydney Hadley Waterlow, Lsq., of
Fairseat House, Highgate, Alderman and Sheriff of the
City of Loudon and Sheriff of the County of Middlesex.
WAIT-OFFICE, PALL MALL, AUG. 9.
14th Regiment et Foot—Lieut. Francis Lc Breton Butler
to be Captain ; Charles Alexander Morris to ho Ensign;
Walter Maynard Robinson t' be E:isign.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE.— Tll-s Evening.

Amsterdam Short. 11 17.1 11 181
DOW 3 Months. 11 19f 12 Of
rotterclam
Antwerp — 25 371 25 42}
25 371
. . 23 421
.

Brussoli
llarüburg
Paris •. Short 25 15 25 26
Ditto 3 blonths. 25 32j 25 371
25 32i 25 40

Marseilles
Frankfort on tho Maine
Tienna

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Berlin .......................

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120 - 1201
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49f 49i
27 15 27 20

2 al 15 27 20
27 15 27 25

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27 15 '27 25

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Pa1erm0.....................

27 15 27 25
27 15 27 25

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WE EMPRESS CHARLOTTE.

Quoting from a Trieste letter the Memorial Dip-
lomatique says that the physicians were unanimous
in recommending the Queen of the Belgians to spare
her sister-in-lawfrom any great excitement on the
occasion of their first meeting after a long separa-
tion. At the sight of her Majesty the Empress ap-
peared more surprised than moved. Her peculiar
sagacity caused her instinctively to comprehend that
some great event had occurred when she who had
been so long kept in complete isolation was
allowed once more to embrace a beloved relative.
but fearing, doubtless, to learn too speedily
the irreparable loss she had sustained, she made no
inquiry at the first interview for information con-
cerning the Eniperor Maximilian. She rather
appeared to study the countenance of the Que.en,
in order to detect some ground for hope or alarm
The Queen was attired in half ineurning only, the
object of occasioning as little excitement as posiblo
on the mind of the august sufferer. lint the latter
the next morning perceived from the wiAdow of the
apartment that the Queen's attendants were in deep
mourning, and hum liately understood the extent
of her misfortune, without, however, exhibiting her
deep emotion further than by a melancholy which
was the more affecting that it was not expressed in
words. It could not b 3 doubted that the Empress
no longer entertained any as to the fate of
her husband, although no one had ventured to reveal
it to her. Her cabal resignation was a sufficient
proof of her knowledge of the sad event.

General Deligny, commanding in the province of
Oran, Algeria, has issued an order of the day point-
ing out the defective state of the national guard in
that part of the colony, and directing measures to be
taken to improve their efficiency. They arc to be
called out every Sunday for two hours' exercise and
drill and for shooting practice. In the rural dis-
tricts these guards are to be trained frequently to
field tactics, and in the rules of attack and defence ;
and, generally, the local military authorities are
charged to make the force as effective as possible.
A CHILD KILLED BY ITS FATIIER.—On Wed-
nesday, at the Manchester Assizes, Robert was
indicted for the manslaughter of child, Aun
Alice Mor-
ris, at Manchester, on tl.O 27th of July. The prisoner was
attempting to strike his vife with a brush,
when the blow
fell upon the temple of the child, eged six week 4, who was
in the mother's arm:. In consequence of the injuries the
child died. The prisoner was found guilty, end as it 81,-
oared that lie had received much provocation his lordship
only semtenced him to four months hard labour.
FATAL ACCIDENT TO A RAILWAY PORTER.—AS a
porter, named Pullin, employed at the Great Western Rail-
way Station at Theale, was about to couple somo trucks on
be was acci,lentally caught between the buffers
aWurceld6nreesad7'tnlyinjured. A medical man who was sent for re-
commended his removal to the Becks Hospital at Reading,
to which institution ho was conveyed, but the injuries he
had sustained were of such a serious character that the pour
man expired a few hours subsequently.
otfhtehlethadamiaidnisstthrawrtioilnli
"METROPOLITAN ACT, 1867.—The Poor-law Board
helve issued, under the provisions of this statute an order
dated the 2,1 instant, placing the parish of St. Mary Now-
a: thelv c. reliefae
ptrhoovipaniorin,oss4.o-sf
of the poor under a board of gtuirlians to be elected a c
ap.
76. The board, in their order, have
required that the re-
iitinggttOn'thioor
turain veer LQX this patig4
korziotta.