The Sun.
London, England, 1857-04-01 00:00:00

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SUN OFBICE, ,six o'clock.

CROXTON RA.O :::S.—(This Day.)

(BY ELECTRIC TELE9RAPII.)

BILLESDON STAKES.

Foxhunter
Border Chief

Three ran.
CROXTON PARK PLATE.

Peter Flat

Tyne
EUmpitallty."

Three ran.

LATEST BETTING.
METROPOLITAN.
G to 1 agst Dulcain'ara, (taker.)
10 to lagat St. Giles (off).

CHESTER CUP.
12 to 1 agst Duloainara (taken)

THE GENERAL ELECTION.
(This D ay.)

11/4.MMBIIRS 'RETURNED.
PEICBLYSSIIIRE.— Montgomery..

SUFFOLK (EAST).—Henniker and Kelly.

NOMINATIONS.
Antsiiruu.-•-*-Fergssorr And Stuart.
CARDIGANSHIRE. —Lisburne. •

CARMARTIIENSHIRE.--DevieS and Jones.
CASHEL.—Hemphill, O'Beirne,.Langan, and O'Brien.
GLAMORGANSRIRE.—TaIbot, Vivian, and Vaughan.
FirEsinus.,—Fergus. .
Mix ur Wiunr.—Clifford and Fleming.
KIRKOEMBRIGIITSHIRE.—Mackie and Max Nell.
NEW Ross..—Tottenham and Graves.
SELEIMISHIRE.—Lockhart.
SLIGO (BououGH).—Wynne and Somers.
SUSSEX (WEST).—March and Wyndham.
WESTKORELAND.L-LOwther and Bective.

STATE Ot THB rot Ls.

ABERDEEN.

Sykes
Leith

DUBLIN UNIVERSITY.-12.39.
Natier . 385
Hamilton ... 349
Lawson ... 158
Wilson 04

DUNDALK-1.30 p.m.
Bowyer ... ... 83
Cantwell ... . ... 19
Bowyer returned—Cantwell resigned.

CA] LOW-1.30.

Alextinder
Ponsonby

ARMAG H-1 30.

Miller
Bond

GALWAY.-;-1.30;

Minkellin
O'Flaherty
French ...

NEWRY--1.30.

Kirk
Waring

...

CARRICKFERGUS-2 p.m.

Dobbs
M‘Dcnriough

Ennis...

A.TFILONE —l2 noon.

Handcock

120
78

THE CONTESTED ELECTIONS.

FINAL STATE OF TEIE POLLS.

HONITON.

Lucke 211
Wortley ... 119
Hogg ... ... 117
Major Wortley, a Conservative, thus displaces Sir
James Weir.Hogg, a Liberal, .and follower of Lord Pal-
mer.ton.

• • DVNBIGH BOROUGHS.
Mainwariag ••• •
•Maurice.••••• .•••• ... •

Merry,
Baird

FALKIRK.

-4t,AsGow.i

Buchanan ...
Dalgleish
ilastie

PAISLEY.

Hastie

Ewing
Wordsworth

Datricr

PORTARLINGTON.

Dunne ...

... 7,060
... 6,767
... 5,045

INVERNESS BURGHS.
Mathe50n............. •
Cain,pbell ••• •

SHOREHAM.

'urrell
Lennox
Pemberton

994
805
489

WARWICHEMES.E (NORTH).—A rumour was afloat yes-
terday that Mr. F. Peel would start for North Warwick-
shire, but no official 'announcement to that effect had
been made. The election takes place on Friday.
OLDHAM.—Mr. Platt hal resigned, but we (Manches-
ter Guardian j ibpprehend the resignation of Mr. Platt
would not admit Mr... Fox without a new election, after
the meeting of Parliament.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(This Day.)

LONDON, April I.—Wind this day at noon,
moderate 'breezes and cloudy weather.
PORTSMOUTH,- March ,31.—Wind S.W. to W.N.W.
Arrived —H.M.S. Nile, from Malta ; Star of the North,
London, for Bo! nbay,
PLYMOUTH, litarch.3l.—Wind W.N.W.
RAMSGATE, .March 31.—The Sportsman, from Mid-
dlesborough, to Rouen, has put in leaky, having strack on
tho ge • S and. • •
Stunus, March 31.—The Wills, of Carlacrona, jirked
the ground, capsized, and filled—=is being stripped.
ILaßwios, larch 31.—A large brig is on the Shipwash
Sand, but is expected off next tide:
TORBAY, March 30.--WintiN.W.—Arrived—Magnober,
from London, for Rio Janeiro.
BRISTOL, March 31.—The Mary Ann Peters, hence to
Africa, is aground at Rowuham Slip, and it is faared has
received much damage.
The Johann Frederick sailed from Pillars, for Hull, on
Dec. 2, and has not since been beard of.
CORK, March 30.—Wind N.W.—Arrived—Hadassh,
from Calcutta raid Demerara.
QUEENSTOWN, March 30:—Sailed—Boanerges, for Syd-
ney, N. S. W.

''. S. W

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGE*PH.)
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Morning,

Wind W.'
Arrived—lmothyst, from Laguna; Kangaroo, screw
steamer, New York.
Da:Ad, Mobile, 'Meridian, GouYerneur,
Bon Derriere. -

QUEENSTOWN, March 30.

Wind N.W.
Arrived—E. Schultz, fforo Trieste; Margaret, Odessa ;
Royal Thistle, Orfario • Rolling Wave, Constantinople;
Bonny Dundee, Maurilius ; John King, Aux Cayes ;
Grand, Bonny ; Richard and Harriet, Callao ; George
Hughes, Alexandria. V.
Sailed—WiLliam 'Campbell, for Bayonne ; Effingham,
Anisterdam ; Boanorges, Sydney.
:WATERFORD, March 30.

Wind N.W.
Arriviad— C'emanthe, freth Trieste ; Erromanga, lbrail ;
Gemitni; Taganrog *; 'Hope OD, Galatz.

, .
, (BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, Wednesday, 9.51. a.m.
Wind S.W. ; tide hour's ebb.
Arrived, March 31—Puzzle, from St. Michael's.
Arrived, April 1.--Maria, from Thisted ; Emily, from
Guernsey ; Goddess, Ibrail ; Dispatch, St. Michael's ;
John Anderson, Trinidad ; Snowdrop and Harlingen,
Guernsey. ; Bonetta,,Terceira; Star of Tasmania, Laun-
ceston ; Duchess of Leicester, Merseyne ; Arthur White,
St. Jol.n.'s, N.D. ; Renown, Adelaide.
DEAL, Wednesday, 9.20 a.m.

Wind W. ; fine.
Passed—Silistria,,from CAriliff ; Leiehhardts, Shanghai ;
Britannia, Bombay—all fur London; Nymph, Sunder-
land, for Portsmouth.
Anehored—Mledslavinil, from Shields, for Venice.
Sailed--Kineo, fqr. Melbourne.

LLoNtiOT CORPOHATION. MEMBERS.—Among the new
members returned 'to Parliament are four Aldermen of
the London Corporation, viz., Sir Jas. Duke, Sir R. W.
Carden, Mr. Copeland, and. Mr. Cubitt ; also four mem-
bers of the Common Council—Messrs. Cox, Nicoll,
Norris, and Gilpin ; besides Mr. Locke, one of the City
Pleaders.
FRAUD ON THE •EAST INDIA COMPANT.—Yesterday
Lewis Evans; alias Edward Evh,tiS, a venerable looking
man, 73 years of age, was brought before the Lord
Mayor-at the Mansion House' upon the charge of having
fraudulently obtained orders for the payment of money
from the East India Company. Mr. Maule conducted
the prosecution. The pristluer, who reserved his defencr,
was fully con?initted for trial.