The Sun.
London, England, 1859-01-04 00:00:00

JEMMA DI VERGY.—This celebrated animal is advertised
to be sold by auction, by Messrs. Tattersall, on Monday,
next, the 10th instant.

ENTRIES FOR TH.
Run May 4. Dis., 2 miles al
lished about Jan. 20.

Age
Abron 4
Adelaide 3
Amsterdam
Appendix
Arsenal
The Argosy 4
Aston 3
Australian Maid 3
Aysgarth
Bankrupt . 3
Barbarity
Barometer 3
Bastion
Belle
Bellona
Bevis
Bird in Hand 5
Birmingham 3
Blackthorn
Black Tommy
Blue Jacket.
Borderer 4
Botany
Brewer, The 6
Broadbrim
Broadlands 4
Bumble Bee
Burgomaster .. , 3
Cagliostro .
Cantin.o
Cawood
f by Chanticleer, out of
Ellersdale's dam
Christmas Pie 3
Clara Webster 3
Cock-a-doodle. doo.. 4
Commodore.
Compromise. 4
Conductor 4
Coroner
Dane, The 3
Daniel
Defender ..
Dispute
Ditto
Drogheda
Ducrow 5
Dutchman's Daughter
East Langton ' 4
Eclipse
Eleanor 3
Empty Bounce 4
Enfield
Fadladeen
Far West
Faughshin 3
Fearful
F. M. The Duke of Duty 4
Fisherman 6
Fleet
Flitch • 3
Colt by Flying Dutchman _

out of Meanee
c by Flying Dutchman,
out of Gala .... 4
Fright . 5
Gildermire 4
Gladiolus 3
•
Go-a-head 4
Gorsehill
G ouvieux
Grillade
Griselda 3
Hal o' Kirklees.... 3
Hamlet
Harefoot
Harraton
Heir at Law 3
Herne 4
Highwayman 3
Hobgoblin 5
Hydromel
Independence
Jealousy .
Jordan
Julia
King of the Gipsies 6
King of the Isles 5
King William
Knight of Kars
Laodamia
Lazy Lass 5
Leamington
Lifeboat 4
Longrange
Lord of Lorn 4
Lovett
Margery Daw 3
Marine.
Marionette 3
The above entries were rece
ter, subject to alterations ; an
are to be added.

.E CHESTER CUP.
.nd a quarter. Weights pub-
Forfeits declared Feb. 1.

Age
Marseillaise 3
Martha
Master Bagot .. 5
Matlas . 3
Meadowdale
Meg 3
Meg Merrilies
Melissa
Miss Digby
Miss Harkaway . 6
Misty Morn
Mr. Sykes a
Mitraille 4
Molly Carew 3
Montague 4
Musjid .. . 3
Mutineer ... 3
Nassau . 3
Northumberland Duchess. 3
Nosegay 3
Old Point
Old Robert.. 3
Olympias.
Colt by Orlando out of
the Broom 3
Filly by Orlando, out of
Gaze
Palmister
Palm Leaf 3
Pan 3
Paul Jones .. ..
Peeress
Pensioner
Petra
Physician
Physician, by Chanticleer 4
Pole Star...
Polly Peachum 4
Portia 3
Precious Stone
Press Forward
Prince of Orange 6
Prioress 6
Production... 3
Queen Charlotte ... 3
Queen of the East .. 5
Queenstown
1 Rara Avis 3
Raspberry 3
Ravenstonedale
Rio 5
-
Riseber 5
Rocket
Rogerthorpe 6
Roman Candle 5
Ronconi 4
Royal Sovereign
Sampson 4
Sam Spode 4
Satinstone 4
Saunterer
Scribbler .. 4
Sedbury 4
Shaft° 3
tShuffle . 3
Simpleton
Solomon 3
Southampton 3
Special License 5
Stapleton
Supple Jack 4
Syria - 3
Tattler
Telegram
Thornhill
Tiara
Timandra
Timon
Tomboy 3
Tournament 5
Trepan .... , 3
Trovatore
Trumpeter 3
Tunstall Maid
Turned Loose 4
Underhand
Uralian
Vanity ...
cby Vatican, out of Lady 1
Mary
Vigo
Villikins
White Hart .... .....
Willie Wright 3
Wilton
Woman in Black 3
Worcester 5
Wouvermans . 4
Wrestler.. ...
Yorkshire Grey . a
lived this morning from Ches-
id to the Chester Cup 16 more

NOMINATIONS FOR THE LIVERPOOL STEEPLE

Run March 2. Di
in due tin
Abd-el-Fader'
Ace of Hearts
Anatis
Bank Boy
Barney Williams
Black Bess
Bon Vivant
Border Chief
Brewer, the
Broadway Swell
Chelmertou
Cladius
Coram
Daring Ranger
Dayton
Emigrant
Fearless
Flatcatcher
Fox
Foxhunter
Frank Picard
Freshman, the

CHASE

is., about 4 miles. Weights published
ie. Forfeits declared Feb. 2.
Ghika
Gibraltar
Gipsey King
Glautias
Glenamour
Greencastle
Greyling
Half-caste
Hassan.
Horniblow
Huntsman
Ingomar
Jean du Quesue
Jealousy
Knight of the
Shire
Little Bob
Little Charley
Little Yeoman
Longford
Lothario
Magnolia

Mahratta
Midge
Miss Harkaway
Miss Pranks
Mule, the
Orkousta
Ratcatcher
Shylock
Sir Robert
Sir Walter Scott
Spring
Tame Deer
Tease (late Little
Tom
Triton
Weathercock
Wee V; illie
IlicAtminster
'Whistling Willie
Winkfield
Woodyeates
Xanthus

A Q UATICS.

S(ULLERS' RACE FOR £lO.
A eaPital:ty-contested scullers' race for the above amount
a-0::10) was rowed yesterday afternoon between Chas.
L7P_grove and Henry M'Laren, two members of the West-
rr Luster Rowing Club. These men are rowers of the class
denominated "tradesmen," and are exceedingly expert
scullers. The distance was from Putney to Battersea
Park-pier. Lovegrove was the favourite, the odds of 5 and
6 to 4 being laid, but his opponent won the toss for choice
of station. The umpires and a referee having been ap-
pointed, the men got to their stations. A capital start was
effected, and they were scull and scull for about 200 or 300
yards, when M'Laren began to leave his opponent, and
opposite the Feathers had drawn his sitting thwart level
with the nose of his opponent's boat, and opposite Wands-
worth-pier was nearly a length and a half ahead. In this
position they continued rowing to the White Hart, where
M'Laren increased the advantage to about three lengths,
and maintained it to Kensington-creek. Lovegrove then
gradually stole upon his opponent, and at Battersea-bridge
was nearly level again. A tine ding dung race then fol-
lowed to the Cadogan-pier, Chelsea, where Lovegrove gra-
dually left his opponent in the rear, and after a severe
struggle went in the winner by about three-quarters of a
length at the finish.

WRECKS DURING THE YEAR 1858.—During the
month of December the number of wrecks reported was
230; in the month of January the number was 154, in
February 162, in March 179, in April 142, in May 128, in
June 102, in July 101, in August 112, in September 105,
iu October 190, and in November 282—making a total
durinb, the past year of 1,887.