The Sun.
London, England, 1861-10-31 00:00:00

'HE LIVERPOOL CUP.

Age at lb
Killigrew .. 6 6 11
Petra .. 5 6 9
Timandra .. 5 6 9
Gabriel d'Estrces.. 3 6 9
Brewer .. a 6 7
Joey Jones .. 3 6 7
Confidante.. .. 3 6 6
Millionaire .. 4 6 5
Soothsayer .. 6 6 4
M. Philippe .. a 6 2
Remunerator .. 5 6 2
Romeo .. .. a 6 0
Queensbury .. 3 6 0
Marksman.. 3 5 12
Crusade 3 5 10
Calpo 3 5 10
Bemis° , . 3 5 7
Lancaster .. 3 5 7

UPTON-UPON-SEVERN STEEPLECHASES,
THE SEVERN BANK STEEPLECHASE.—A Handicap of 10
sovs., h ft, with 100 added. Four miles over a fair
hunting country.

Age st lb
Jerusalem .. .. al2 0
Freshman .. .. all 7
Red Rover (h-b) .. bll 3
New Broom .. a 10 12
Tumbler .. .. a 10 8
Escape .. .. alO 7
Longford .. .. a 10 5
Xanthus .. .. a 10 3
Fairplay .. .. a 10 2
Fanny .. .. alO 0
The following having decla
—Medora, Old Ben Roe, Pen
ror, and Brunette.

Age st lb
Willoughby .. a 10 0
Catspaw 5 9 12
Cock-a-doodle-doo 6 9 12
Vainhope a 9 10
The Premier .. a 9 10
CastPnet 5 9 6
Haphazard a 9 4
Pine Apple .. a 9 0
The Unkno WII(h-b) a 9 0

ired forfeit, pay 3 soya each :
earth, Homborg, The Einpe-

IHE NAVY.

Private letters from Panama, dated the 7th of
October, state that the Tartar, 20, screw, Captain
Hayes, and the Termagant, 25, screw, Capt. Hall,
were lying at anchor there at that date.
The Warrior, 40, screw, Capt. Hon. A. A. Coch-
rane, C. 8., arrived at Portland from Spithead at
610 p.m. on Monday. On Tuesday two members
of the Board of Admiralty arrived at Weymouth,
and were to go on board the ship yesterday morn-
ing, when it was expected she would proceed to sea.
The wind still remained yesterday strong in the
Channel at E.N.E.
The Megmra screw troopship, Commander Hen-
derson,
arrived at Portsmouth yesterday on her re-
turn from the Channel Islands, where she has been
employed in relieving the troops stationed in the
islands.

The Himalaya screw troopship, Capt. John Sec-
combe, is filling up coal at Portsmouth in readiness
for her West Indian voyage.
The Rosario, 11, screw steamer, 150-horse power,
having been completed at Sheerness, was yesterday

taken out of the steam basin to be attached to the
first division of the steam reserve in the Medway,
under the command of Capt. Sehomberg.
The Flying Fish, 6, screw steamsloop, 350-horse
power, Commander W. H. Anderson, arrived at
Sheerness yesterday, from the coast of Scotland, to
be docked and have her defects made good. The
screw steamsloop Icarus, 11, 150-horse power, Com-
mander Nowell Salmon, also arrived at Sheerness
yesterday from the coast of Scotland to refit.
During the time the Icarus has been stationed on
the coast of Scotland she has been employed in pro-
tecting the fisheries.

The screw steam gunvessel Lee, 5, 80-horse power,
left Sheerness yesterday, on a trial trip, for the
purpose of testing her machinery.
The Sebastopol, War-department transport, com-
menced shipping at the Ordnance-wharf, Chatham,
yesterday, 24 32-pounder cast-iron guns, together
with a number of cases of condemned rifled muskets,
for Woolwich. The 32-pounders will have the
vents repaired before being issued for service.
Her Majesty's paddlewheel steam yacht Osborne,
Master-Commander George H. R. Bower, in the
service of the Board of Admiralty, yesterday left
Woolwich,and moored at Greenhithe to await orders.

The iron screw steam storeship Industry, Master
Commander George J. Hodges, having undergone
extensive repairs in hull and machinery at Wool-
wich yesterday, proceeded to Deptford to ship vic-
tualling stores for Rio de Janeiro and the Isle of
Ascension. The Industry embarked from Woolwich
three Armstrong guns for the storeship Madagas-
car, Captain Richard D. White, at Rio.

The Commodore's flagship Fisgard, at Woolwich►
has been for some weeks past crowded with super-
numerary seamen who have returned from leave of
absence, after being paid off from foreign service,
and as the Fisgard is devoted to the double purpose
of a training ship for lads and a receiving ship for
continuous service men, the inconvenience from
want of accommodation and distinct messes and
sleeping berths is at times very great.
A portion of the platforms for the 100-pounder
Armstrong guns to be mounted on the centre and
No. 1 bastions at the entrance to the river Medway,
in lieu of the existing 68. pounder and 10-inch guns,
with the armament, solid and hollow shot, shell,
&c., were disembarked at the Ordnance camber
under the direction of the Assistant-Superintendent
of Military Stores. The remainder of the stores,
together with the Armstrong guns, will arrive from
Woolwich in the course of a few days, when the
guns will be immediately mounted in position.