The Sun.
London, England, 1866-02-26 00:00:00

E. WHISTLER, 11, Strand, London.

pOPLE'S BRITISH HOTEL.
(Opposite the General Station, Perth.)
Patronised by their Royal Highnesses the Prince and
Princess of Wales, and other Members of the Royal Family.

BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
Received the Prize from the Agricultural Hall, 1864,
JOHN COPPARD and CO.,
tl Patentees and Inventors of Appliances for
ROUGHING HORSE SHOES, AND ANTI-SNOW
CORRODING PLATES,
84, FLEET-STREET, LONDON, E.C.
We respectfully beg to call your attention to our Patent
Roughing Appliances, which are now perfection, and
effectually answer the purpose of roughing without remov-
ing or preparing tho shoes.
The patentees' experience having taught them the use-
lessness of roughing when the snow is on the ground, in
consequence of the snow clogging the feet, they have in-
troduced the Anti-snow Corroder, which consists of a
metal plate so arranged as to resist the snow, thus prevent-
ing the foot balling (as it is termed).
In recommending the Patent Roughs, &c.,'we submit the
following among the many advantages :
A great saving of time; they can be instantly applied
and as speedily removed. The shoes of the horse have not
to be taken off or prepared. They may be with the horse
at all times, yet only used when required ; in fact, they are
so simple, a lad can fix them in a few seconds, rendering
the horse perfectly safe on his feet, and the price is consi-
derably less than paid for the old method of roughing.

PRICE 3s.- THE SET OF47§traps Mara.
Communications or orders (with remittance) will receive
prompt attention By yours, very respectfully,
JOHN COPPARD & CO., the Patentees.
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BENJAMIN LATCHFORD.—The old House
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Patent Economic Hay Rack.
Varnel's Patent Mangers.
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Gates, Conservatories, Iron Work.
Illustrated Catalogues Free.

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TEETH AND PAINLESS DENTISTRY.
Messrs. LEWIN and SIMEON MOSELY and
SONS, Dentists,
30, Berners-street, Oxford-street, and 448, Strand,
Opposite Charing-cross Railway Station.
Their painless artificial teeth are unequalled for economy,
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Observe—Established 1830. No connection with any of the
tame name. .

Revolution in Roumania.

Telegraphic intelligence, dated Bucharist, Feb.
23, was published in Paris on Saturday morning,
announcing the abdication of Prince Couza and
the nomination of a provisional government, com-
posed of M. Nicolas Golesco, Colonel Karalambi,
M. Lascar, and M. Catardji. It appears that the
abdication followed the forcible and stealthy seizure
of the prince's person. The prince was detained as
a prisoner, and several of his most devoted fol-

lowers have also been arrested. A telegram dated
the 23rd states that a new ministry had been
Afoffrianiresd:
2cie.nspisetminegtrioufs AGlh.ikJaohn ,
IntGerhioikra F
;,
M.oLeair
rogeni, Finance ; M. John Cantacuzene, Justice ;
M. Rossetti, Public Worship; and Major Lecca,
War. Additional telegraphic intelligence pub-
lished in Paris on Saturday announces that the
Senate and Legislative Chamber, at a special sitting
on Friday evening, unanimously proclaimed his
Royal Highness the Count of Flanders Prince of
Roumania. The telegram, which no doubt speaks
the language of the conspirators, states that the
utmost satisfaction was manifested by the public at
this decision, and tranquillity continued to prevail
everywhere.

The Moniteur of yesterday says :—" It appears
by fresh information from Bucharest that it was
on the night between the 22d (Thursday) and 23d
(Friday) that a military movement took place. The
troops invaded the palace occupied by Prince Couza
at 4 o'clock in the morning ; the Prince signed his
abdication, and was made prisoner. Public order
has not been disturbed in the town. At 3 o'clock
in the afternoon on the 23d the Senate and the
Chamber of Deputies, having met, proclaimed the
the Count of Flandres, brother of the King of the
Belgians, Prince of Roumania, under the name of
Philip I."
A telegram, through Mr. Reuter's office, dated
Paris, Feb. 25, is as follows :—" The Pays of this
evening says The recent events at Bucharest
possess no features of a revolutionary character.
Prince Couza had fallen into discredit. He had
sought to rely, first upon France, and then upon
Russia, and this double dealing offended the
sove-
reignsofobrotthhecopounwtrierses.'whTohesisganmede journal ntarleathtyinliost
the choice of Count of Flanders as Prince Couza's
successor will meet with no opposition either from
Turkey
Paris."

MARINE LOSSES.--It is stated in the New York
Commercial Chronicle that the total number of disasters in
the American Marine for the year 1865 exceeds those of
any year since 1854. Disasters have been reported at
New York to 1,490 vessels of all classes; about 500 of
them were total losses. In 1861 the number of disasters
was 953 ; 1862, 1010 ; 1863, 1308 ; 1864, 900. The amount
of loss for 1865 is estimated at $20,000,000, distributed
mostly between Boston, New York, and Philadelphia
underwriters. Nearly half of the loss, $9,975,000 occurred
during the last three months, and it is due in great part to
the fires on cotton laden vessels. It is likely that
this
effects of the severe storms which have
prevailedavorar,e.
winter will keep these great losses up to
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