The Sun.
London, England, 1850-04-04 00:00:00

round, about three miles.

Mr. Cowley's Forest Lad, 5 yis, I Ist 11lb (Cowley) 1
Mr. Higgin's Little Houghton, Ilst lllb ... (Frisby) 2
Mr. Page's Redsbank, 4 yrs, lOst 71b (Owner) 3
The following also ran:—The Last Forester, I Ist I Ilb
(Wesley)—Maria Day, list Illb (Lebird)— by Tam-
worth, 11st I lb (Price)—and Cogia, lOst 7113 (Sevin).
Batting-5 to 4on Little Houghton, and 3to 1 eget
Cogia. Won by a•neck, the same between second and
third.

LATEST BETTING.
THE ALTHORP STAKES.
7to 4 opt Buckhound I sto 1 agst Olivia
3 to 1 ngst Prestigo

TWo THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES.
5 to 4 on ritsford and Mickleton.
DEBUT.

5 to 1 agst Bolingbroke 15 to 1 apt Vohigeur—t
Bto 1 agst Ghillie Callum 25 to 1 agst Clincher—t
—taken
BETTING AT NORTHAMPTON.--.THIIRSDAL
MORNING.
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
THE ALTHORP STAKES.
2to I agst Buckhound I4to 1 agst Olivia
3 to 1 agst Prestige I_ ____

CHESTER CUP.
11 to 1 agst Peep-o'clay Boy 14 to 1 egat Glaucs
13 to 1 agat Miss Ann IS to 1 eget Fugleinn.
14 to 1 agst Cossack

DERBY.
: to
to
11
o agat Bolingbroke
18 to 1 eget Italian
st Ghillie Callum 20 to 1 agat Mayors
17 to 1 agat Clincher

IADVERTISIMENT.]-13ETTING.—Mr. John Moore,
the Sporting Publisher, St. Martin's-lane (established
1819), ccntinues to lay Tattersall's Odds against all
horses for the Metropolitan Handicap, Newmarket
Handicap, Bath and Somersetshire Stakes, the 2,000
Guineaq, and the Derby. Abergavenny and Metropo-.
1 tan Steeplechases. Country commissions faithfully at-
tended to on the remittance of a post-office order,
payable to John Moore, Charing-cross, London.

GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.—Mr. A. Sturrock,
the locomotive superintendent of the Swindon station, on the
Great Western Railway, has been appointed the locomotive
superintendent of the Great Northern line. The engine-
drivers, firemen, and workmen employed in the locomotive
department of the Great Western Company are about to pre-
sent a teetimonial to Mr. Sturrock, whose tires but gentle-
manly and considerate conduct since he has been in the ser-
vice has gained for him the respect and goodwill of every
person upon the railway.

- - •
alk Farm an', cattywho had hired a donkey for a ride, at Ch
_e
party—horse,
r
On Monday, George Nichol, aged twelve years,
upset by a man on horseback,. and the whole
together in the
wbol
shortly afterwards
fractured, and he
donkey, man, and boy—being .apra
road, the boy's skull was
died from the effects of the injury.
A JUDGE'S BON MOT —Last week, in the Crown
Speak up, I
juryman, on the oath being
Court, at Wolverhampton,
administered, addressing...
Baron Alderson, " Stop ; are
cannot hear what you la)
es,
r y of . one ear." The Learned
box, for it is ne-
you deaf ?" the clerk, clerk, said :--..
cesaary that jurymen al es. 0 ref-
MINING COMPANT.--A special ge-
Judge—. Then you —hadsbboeutitderhleeaarvebtohtaht
.d
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iir 1
hampton Chronicle.
fths association was held yesterday at the
offices in Broad-street-buildings, for the purpose of consider-
ing meeting GUADALCANAL:
• g the deed of settlement, ivhich it was resolved at the last
:nneeting should be drawn up for registration; Mr. Iluxley
in the chair. Mr. Duncln, solicitor, having read the deed,
its several clauses were discussed, and finally adopted—the
draft to lie for some time at the office for the inspection of
shareholders. It was intended that only those shareholders
ivho signedthe deed -should be entitled to any dividend.
Sumo desultory conversation tools
place relative to the state
of the company's affaira, 'in _ the -course of which the chair-
man remarked that great incontrettience festiked from the
company's ignorance of the parties hOldingacrip, and they
had no means of calling up the arrears cltre upon stock to the
value of about 8001. ; yet he had goodr.ason to believe that
not one shilling of it would eventually be lost. In conclu-
sion, it was definitely resolved that Captain Rule, as the ruest
fitting person, should be appointed immediately to ptocetd to
the mines in Seville, and draw tip a full report tiptin Ai
prospects, character, and value of their property,

The Earl of Cadogan is suffering from indisposition
At Boulogne.

A PROVIDENT Tnnr.—Yesterday, at the Guild-
hall, a prisoner, charged with uttering base coin, a well-
known thief, on being searched, was found to have in his
possession a savings-bank deposit book, in his own name,
and it appeared that he deposited his ill•acquhed intrlngs la
that institution.