The Sun.
London, England, 1859-05-02 00:00:00

SUN OFFICE, Seren o'Clock.

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.

The following appointments were made this
afternoon at the Admiralty :
Commander—F. Dent, to the Cressy.
Mate—C. R. Maedonell, to the Hero.
Paymaster—C. A. Thorne, to the Exmouth.

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

DECLARATION OF THE POLLS.
FINSBURY.
• . 8,538 Cox ..
• . 8,1741
SOUTHWARK.
• . 4,446 I Pellatt
• • 4,255 1
GREENWICH.
• • 3,873 I Chambers ..
.. 3,520 i Maxwell ..

Dancombe
Peto ..

. . 4,556

Napier
Locke

.. 2,730

Salomons ..
Angerstein ..

.. 1,718
„ 1,031

STATE OF THE POLL.
HARWICH-1.30.
• • 152 Campbell
•• 148 I Marshmaa
NOMINATIONS.

Jervis ..
Rowley ..

GREAT MARLow.—Mr. Probyn, Colonel Williams, and
Colonel Knox were nominated. A poll demanded on be-
half of the latter.

AnmAui(BOnorGu).—Mr. Bond and Mr. Miller nomi-
nated. A poll was demanded on behalf of the latter.
HUNTINGDONSIIIRE.—Mr. Fellowes, Mr. Heatheote,
and Lord R. Montague were nominated. A poll was de-
manded on behalf of the latter.
DUBLIN SCITY).—Mr, Brady, Mr. Macarthy, Sir E.
Grogan, an Mr. Vance were nominated. The show of
hands was against the latter, and a poll demanded on their
behalf.
SUFFOLK (WEsT).—Lord Jermyn, Major Parkes, and
Captain Bennet, were nominated. A poll was demanded
on behalf of the latter.
LANCASHIRE (SOUTH).—Hon. Mr. Egerton; Mr. Legh,
Mr. Cheetham, and Mr. Heywood, were nominated. 4
poll was demanded on the part of the latter.
Easkx (SOUTH).—Mr. Branaton, Mr. Wingfield Baker,
and Mr. Watlington were nominated. A poll was de-
manded on behalf of the latter.

UNOPPOSED RETURNS.
DURHAM (NORTH).—Lord A. V. Tempest and Mr. R.
D. Shafto.
LEICESTERSHIRE (SOUTH).—Mr. C. W. Padre and Lord
Curzon.
LONDONDERRY.—Sir R. Ferguson. _
MALMESBURY.—Lord Andover.
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE (SOUTH).—Mr. R. Knightley and
Col. Cartwright.
SURREY (WEST).--Mr. Briscoe and Mr. H. Drummond.
CHESHIRE (SOUTH).—.-Mr. Egerton and Mr. Tolemache.
NORFOLK (EAST).—Colonel Coke and Mr. Howes.
SHROPSHIRE (SOUTH.)—Lord Newport and Hon. W.
Clive.
WoIteEsTEILSMRE (WEST).--Lord Elmloy and Mr. S.
W. Knight.
STAFFORDSHIRE (NORTII).—Mr. C. B. Adderley and
Viscount Ingestre.
HA_DDINGTONSUptE.—Lord Elcbo.
WILTS (SouTn).—Mr. S. Herbert and Lord Thynne.
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE (SOUTH).—Lord Newark and Mr.
W. H. Barrow.

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE.—Mr. Du Pre, Mr. Disraeli, and
Mr. Cavendish.
PonTAnusoTox.—Colonel Darner.
BELPAST.—Sir H. W. C. Cairns and Mr. R. Davison.
RENPREWSHIRE.—Sir M. S. Stewart.
DORSET —Lord Portman G. H. Sturt, and Ker Seymer.
KENT (EAST.—Sir B. Bridges and Mr. W. Deedes.
DEVON (SopTll).—Mr. Palk and Mr. Kekewich.
IiERTPORDSRiItE.—Sir E. B. Lytton, Mr. Puller, and
Mr. Smith. 7 3
OXFORDSHIR-E.—Mt.. Harcourt, Mr. Henley, and Mr.
North. '
PERTHSRIRE.-31r. Stirling.
IsvEnNliss-SHIRE.—Mr. Baillie.
lIEREFORDSRIRE.—Mr. J. King, Lord W. Graham, and
Mr. Mildmay.

TATTERSALLS"-( THIS EVENING.)

CHEST= CUP.
11 to 2 agst Leamington (taken)
12 to 1 agst Royal Sovereign (taken)
14 to 1 agst Polestar (taken)
22 to 1 agst Rara Avis (taken)
2.5 to 1 agst Queenstown (taken)
2.5 to 1 agst Bevis (taken)
25 to 1 agst Master Bagot (taken)
40 to 1 agst Coroner (taken)
Leamington, Quesnstown, Underhand, Master Bagot,
Bevis, Rosabel, Royal Sovereign, Defender, and Belle were
backed at evens against the field.

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