The Sun.
London, England, 1857-10-27 00:00:00

OBE ti '27, 185'7.

;T RACES—(This Day.)

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

501. PLATE. Last three mhos of 13.0.

The Beacon
Pavilion
Pactelna

Eleven ran.
CAISIBRIDGESEHRE STAKES.

Odd Trick....
Mcestiseima..
Saunterer ...

Thirty-one ran.

LATEST BETTING.
CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES.
6to 1 agst El Hakim
Bto 1 agst Mcestissima
Bto 1 aget lldlle. de Chant;lly
11 to 1 agst Prioress
13 to 1 agat Odd Trick
100 to 6 aget Tricolor
25 to 1 agst Cyreue
25 to 1 aget Artillery
30 to 1 art Rosa Bonheur
40 to 1 agst Babylon
40 to 1 agst Desty Miller
40 to 1 aget Kestrel
50 to 1 aget Plush colt
50 to 1 agst Bashi-Bazouk
1000 to 15 agat Saunterer

DERBY.

1000 to 45 agst Ancient Briton,
25 to 1 agst Vandyke
25 to 1 agst Kelpie

Entries for the Nursery Sakes (Handicap), for 2-y€ar.
olds. Run next Friday.
Forerunner
Happy Land
Bianca Capella
Flying Duke
Eurydice
Nigrette (sister t) Ruby)
!Ethos
Honeystick
o by the Dupe—dam by
Pantasa •
Green wicb Fair

Brother to Mary Copp
o by Flying Dutchman out
of Gala

Compromise, out of Bribery
Cox word
Physician
Terrific
Broadlands
Trabuco
Wanderer

Tunstall Maid
Richmond Hill
Swale
Barege
.Childrey
Kelpie
Harry Stanley
Costrel
Scourge

Convict
La Flute du Regiment
Mufti
East Langton
Princese Royal
T. P. Cooke
c by Woolwich
Misty Morn
Polly Peachum
Out and Outer
King William
Whitewall
Target
Soothsayer
Lady Elza') th
York
Nelly
Orchehill
Tambourine
In tercido: a
Admiralty
Happy Prince •
Matins
Old Times
Night Ranger
Anne Davelin
o by liGneywood—lncense
Cornboro
Mimosa

Lneca-della Robbia
Honeydew
Lord Stately
Wrestler
Topsy _ _ _

f by Teddington—Maid of
klasham
Greenfinch
Queenstown
P,nsticker

c by Alarm—Glecluca
AdeHz
Bald-faced Stag
Wouverinans

Azalia
Pactolus
The Harem
c by Nutwith—Latitude
c by Nutwith —Rose of

Cashmere
Chanoinesse
Haymaker
o by Pyrrhus the First—
Concertina
Patupm
Pav,llion
Mwlibus

Hector
Thistledown
Botany
Harstil
Yaller Gal
c by Alarm—Espeth

THE LATE GALEa.

The following additional casualfes were reported
at Lloyd's yesterday
MARGATE, Oct. 24.—The San Roque (Spanish
brig), Captain Pateno, from Bergen to Bilbao, with
a cargo of fish, was totally loss on the, Long Sand
this morning during a heavy gale. Master, mate,
arid four men drowned.

RORNSEA, Oct. 25.—The Fredrick Wilhelm, of
Uckermunde, Captain Reintroch, from Sunderland
to Stettin, with coals, was run ashore in a leaky
state at Flamborough Head on the 231 Oct.
LOWSTOFFE, Oct. 25.—The Axis, of Hartlepool,
in ballast, got on the south bawl, and remaing.
The Farnham Castle (brig), of Sumterlaud, from
northward, with coals, while at anchor in the North
Roads, foundered this morning. Crew saved.
FOLKESTONE, Oct. 23.—The Charles (brig), of
Exeter, C.tpt. Waters, from Shields to Teigumouth,
sunk, after being in collision this morning with the
Progress, of Ostend, from LiverpoA to Antwerp,
which put into Dover with much damage; crew
saved.

BOGNOR, Oct. 22.—A packet of papers belonging
to the Lima, Capt. Al 'Gregor, has been picked up
by the coast guard, at Pughan station, and a quan-
tity of wreck has been washed ashore there, and on
otherparis of the coast ; the windhas been southerly.
[Mew.—The Lima, Capt. M•Gregor, sailed from
the Dawns on the 15th of October I.r Valparaiso.]
MIINDSLEY, Oct. 23.—A boat, with 8 or 10 .men
in her, was seen approaching the shore this morn-
ing at daylight, but when about a mile off she cap-
sized in a heavy sea, and all were drowned. The
boat is new, painted yellow, and is supposed to have
come from the barque lost on the Haiebro' Sand
yesterday.

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