The Sun.
London, England, 1850-03-02 00:00:00

ZAT AZAZZETS.

SMITHFIELD.—Meadow Hay, 2/ 8s to 3/ 10s ; Clover
ditto, 3l Os to 41 lOs ; and Straw, 1/ Is to 1/ Ss per
load. Trade dull, at barely late ratee.
CUMBERLAND.—Meadow Hay, 21104 to 3/10i; Clover
ditto, 3/ Os to 4/ 73 ; and Straw, t/ 2s to 1/ 8s per
load. A full average supply and a sluggish demand.
WHITECHAPEL.— Meadow Hay, 21 5s to 3/ lOs ;
Clover ditto, 3/ Os to 4/ 10s; and Straw, 1/ is to 1/ Ss per
load. Supply good, and trade dull.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
THE LIVERPOOL STEEPLE-CHASE.
Owing to an error in the cokurs, we returned Colum-
bine as fourth instead of Tipperary Boy; Maria Day
was fifth, and Vengeance sixth; Peter simple was hors
de combat at the first fence, and the Chandler and Rat-
trap at the third. Daily, the rider of Rainbow, broke
his thigh; and the Knight of G wynne, who ran second,
pulled up dead lame. These were the only casualties of
any moment. The distance, 4 miles and 406 yards, was
run in about 10 minutes.
COURSING.
WATERLOO MEETING.—(CONCLUDED.)
The Cup.—Second Ties.
Bendigo beat Patty, Cerito beat Jamie Forest, Neville
beat Frolic, Fugitive beat British Lion.
Third Ties.
Cerito beat Bendigo, Neville beat Fugitive.
Deciding Course—Mr. Clarke's Cerito beat Mr. C.
Gregson's Neville, and won the cup.
The Waterloo Purse.—First Ties.
Bolingbroke beat Warwick, Wizard of the North beat
Tout, Well-I-Never beat Bonnet, Blank beat Conceit.
Second Ties.
Bolingbroke beat Wizard of the Noith (dr), Well-I-
Never beat Blank.
Deciding Course—Mr. Webb's Well-I-Never beat
Mr. Bake's Bolingbroke, and won the purse.
The Altcar Stakes.
Mr. Simpson's Slashing Harry beat Mr. Smith's Japhet.
Captaid Archdall's Mammon beat Mr. Barnett's b b.
Mr. Jebb's Ringdove beat Mr. Cooke's Crenoline.
Mr. E. Taylor's Davie Gellatlie beat Mr. J. Wilson's
Governor.
Mr. Reach's Wicked Eye beat Mr. Deakin's Derwent.
Mr. Jepson's Bumper beat Mr. Temple's Tribune.
Mr. Ridgway's Lady Mary bt Mr. Snarpe ua Hermiot.e.
Mr. Rendell's Racer beat Mr. T. Booth's Alice (dr).
First Ties.
Slathing Harry beat Mammon, David Gellatlie beat
Ringdove, Wicked Eye bt Bumper, Lady Mary bt Racer.
Second Ties.
David Gellatlie beat Slashing Harry, Lady Mary beat
Wicked Eye.
Deciding Course—Mr. Ridgway's Lady Mary beat
Mr. E. Taylor's David Gellatlie, and won the stakes.
MANCHESTER, FRIDAY.—No betting.
HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Her Majesty's Leis, Mon., Salt-hill; Wed., Knaphill,
near the Woking Station; Fri., Black Dog, Bedfont-11.
The Holderness hds, Mon., Bessingby Hall; Tues.,
Driffield Toll-bar; Thurs., Burton Constable-104; Fri.,
Cavil Hall-11.
The Cottesmore hds, Mon., Stocken Hall; Tues.,
Tilton Wood; Thurs., Carlby; Sat., Langham-11.
The Quorn hds, Mon., Kirby Gate; Tues., Wymes-
wold; Wed., Copt Oak; Thurs., Rolleston Hall; Fri.,
Wartnaby Stone Pits-11.
Duke of Rutland's hds, Mon., Plungar; Tues., Carl-
ton; Wed., Three Queens'; Fri., Kirkby Laythorpe
Earl Fitzwilliam's hds, Mon., Long Orton; Wed.,
Leighton Village; Fri., Papley Gore-10.
Lord Henry Bentinck's hds, Mon., Penton; Tues.,
Eagle Hall; Wed., Scopwick; 'Thurs., Hackthorn; Fri.,
Austacre Wood; Sat., Langworth Bridge-11.

PROPOSED LODGING-HOUSES IN CHELSEA.-The
rector of Upper Chelsea, tha Rev. Richard Burgess, has
arranged to build several lodging-houses in that parish,
the rooms in which, with various conveniences, will be
let at is. 6d. per week. The state of the London
lodging-houses for the poor call* loudly for Legislative
enactment.—Builder.

A WHALE AT MARGATE.—A very fine whale was
towed into this harbour last evening by two bouts, which
found it floundering on the Longsand, which is about 15
miles from Margate. It is of the class of the ronqua!es
borealis, or northern ronqual. It measures 62 feet in
length, and about 35 feet in circumference. The specta-
tors were very numerous all the next day.
The Angel Hotel, Oxford, cost in the year 1829
22,5001.; it is now, owing to railws:, s, valued at 5,0001.
The Star Hotel, Oxford, cost 15,500/.; its present value
figures 6,0001. A quarter share of the Queen's Hotel,
Cheltenham, which was sold for 10,000/., is now only
worth 2,500/. On the furniture alone 16,0001. has been
lost.

LAUNCIL—MILFORD.—On Tuesday, the 26th ult.,
was launched from the shipbuilding yard of Messrs. Al.
Itoberts and Cc. a beautifully-modelled clipper brig, of
about 400 tons burden, called the Disraeli. She is in-
tended by the builders for their own use, and to be em-
ployed in the Mauritius trade.
At Bridgend, near Swansea, the Latter-day Saints
were lately holding a meeting in a tavern, when a fair
hearer, thinking the priest too personal, throw her patters
at his In al, and broke his nose. Down rushed tie
priest from his nostrum and inflicted summary punish-
ment with his fists on the rebellious saint.