The Sun.
London, England, 1866-11-01 00:00:00

... 125

The Property of a Gentleman.
Brunette (1861), br m, by Loup-Garou—Maid of Tyno
(Mr. .Rawlings)
The Property of the Breeder.
Br yearling colt, by Lifeboat—Wild Cherry (Mr.
Brayley) ... 130

... 30

The Property of the Breeder.
Br yearling filly, by Lifeboat—Sloth (Mr. Reeves) ... 4Q
Horses in Training.
Knight of Snowdon, bg, 5 yrs, by Fazzoletto—Fair
Helen (Mr. Price)

... 26

Bendigo, b g, 5 yrs, by Ben-y-Ghlo—Mishap (Mr.
Wythe) ... ... ~. ... ... ... r .

Little Goy (h b), ch g, 5 yrs, by Colsterdale—The
Lawyer's dam (Captain Machell) 100

Zisca, b f, 4 yrs, by Prime Minister—Candlewick; en-
gaged at Worcester and Liverpool Autumn (Mr.
Stirling) ... ... ... ... ... ... - • 95
Derwent, b c, 2 yrs, by Promised Land-110P° (Mr.
Brodie) ~. ...

... 40

Stallion.
Wildman, b h, 5 yrs, by Wild Dayrell—Flyaway
(Mr. Wynne) m
LIVERPOOL ATIT ITMN MEETING.
FRIDAY, November 9.
The Liverpool Autumn
Cup of 200 sous, added
to a
Sweepstakes of 25 sous each, 15 ft, and 3 if declared .
b
sous
61b, two or 200 sous 81b extra. One mile and ars of a handicap after Oct. 24, at 1 p.m., value 100'
half. 100 subs, 68 of whom declared. The highest
weight accepting being Bst, it has been raised to Bst
121 b, and the others in proportion.
Age at lb
Lozenge „. 4 8 7
Cambuscan ••• 58 4
Moulsey ... 5 8 12
.. 5 8 3
Sundeelah... .
Friday ... 4 8 1
Salpinctes... 4 8 0
Arkansas ... 4 7 10
Treasure Trove 3 710
Brick 6 7 10
Mail Train 5 7 10
Sandal (in. 51b ex) 5 7 9
Caithness ••• 3 7 8
East Lynn... 4 7 8
Red Earl ••• 4 7 8
Acton ••• 3 7 6
Zenobia ..• 4 7 6

... 27

The Special
Lady Vane
The Squire
L. Guardsman
Dubiety
Nu ~,
Mushroom
Jollity

Ago st lb
... 3 7 4
... 3 7 3

... 3 7 2
... 3 7 2
... 4 7 2
4 6 12
...4 612
... 3 6 12
...3 612
...5 610
3 610
... 3 6 8
...3 (; 7
3 6 7
...3 6 5
...1 6 5

Othello
Helen

Miss Harriette
Sportsman
Chepstow
Beeswing
Proserpiue...
Belgrave

Liverpool Cotton Market.—This Day.
-
Market opens quiet. Sales probably 8,000 bales.

MISS LUCY R USH —This talented actress has
States and Canada,
and
successful tour of the United
just returned
rtiol e'
appear from
a t one
a TON.
li o p e shortly
s her
principalan-
thteoatts-eese.
THE HEAD OF RICHELIEU.--Stranger tranger still, and
yet better fitted to point amoral
Richelieu, whose body was torn fromwasthe
the
rld:sati.n nythe
of
church of the Sorbonne and rudely trampledg under foot,
after the head had been cut off and exhibited to the by-
standers, amongst whom was Lenoir. A grocer got pos-
session of it, and kept it as a curiosity till ho married,
when, to calm his wife's fears, he sold it to M. Armcz
*re, who offered it to the Duke de Richelieu, Minister for
Foreign Affairs under the Restoration. The offer re-
mained unacknowledged, and the head devolved on M.
Arinezfis. At a sitting of the Historical Committee of
Arts and Monuments, on the 13th Juno, 1846, attention
was called to the circumstance, and the president, M. de
Montalembert, supported by the committee, attempted to
repair the profanation. Their exertions proved vain, and
were renewed with no better result in 1855. "We accuse
no one," observes M. Feuillet, " still the fact is unde-
niable that this terrible head, the personification of the
absolute monarchy killing the aristocratic monarchy, is
wandering upon the earth like a spectre that has straggled
out of the domain of the dead."—Edinburgh Review, new
number.