The Sun.
London, England, 1845-11-14 00:00:00

OAKS.

13 to 1 agst Lord G. Bentinck, s Princess Alice—t. to 10/.
20 to 1 agst Duke of Richmond's Cuckoo—taken to 301.
There were not a dozen subscribers present at any part of
the afternoon.

SWAFFHAM COURSING MEETING.
THE CUP.

Mr. B. Smyth's Sherwood's beat Mr. Hamburg's Gertrude.
Mr. H. Villebois' Dewdrop beat the Hon. S. Cowper's Lascar

(Swing).
Mr. Cardwell's Report (Flash) beat Mr. Bennet's Warrior.
Mr. Bagges's Top beat Mr. Burrough's Client..
Mr. Villebois' November beat the Hon. S.Cowper's Lottery.
Mr. Buckworth's Baksheesh beat Mr. Gurney's Apple Pie.
Mr. Chute's Here. I-am-again beat Mr. White's Fine Weather.
Mr. Caldwell's Reginald beat Mr. Bagges's Traveller.
First Ties.
November beat Baksheesh.
Top agst Here-I-am-again (undecided).
Report beat Dewdrop.
Sherwood beat Reginald.
THE OAKS.
Mr. Hanbury's Griselle beat Mr. Bennet's Willing Maid.
Mr. B. Sinyth's Sylvia ran a bye.
Mr. Burrough's Camilla beat Mr. Bennet's Witch.
Mr. R. Bagges's Treasure beat Mr. Gurney's Agnes.
Mr. R. Bagges's Tippitiwichet beat Mr. Buckworth's Bell.
Mr. Villebois' Nosegay ran a bye.
First Ties.
Tippitiwichet beat Griselle.
Treasure beat Sylvia (drawn).
Camilla beat Nosegay.
DERBY.--
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Mr. Hanbury's Glaucus beat Mr. Burroughs's Clear-the-way.
Mr. Burroughs's Coriolanus beat Mr. Bennet's Windsor.
Mr. H Villebois' Dancer beat Mr. Buckworth's Bushman.
Mr. Villebois' Nautical beat Mr. Hanbury's Gunner.
Mr. R. Bagges's Touchstone beat Mr. Gurney's Admiral.
Mr. Smyth's Sam Slick ran a bye.
First Ties.

Sam Slick beat Touchstone.
Nautical beat Glaucus.
Coriolanus beat Dancer.
WESTACRE STAKES.
Mr. Caldwell's Regard beat Mr. Burroughs's Cassandra.
Mr. Gurney's Amelia beat Mr. Bagges's Tempest.

MARLIAM STAKES. -
Mr. B. Smyth's Selborne beat Mr. Villebois' Niobe.
Mr. Gurney's Aspasia beat Mr. Burroughs's Creole.:

VICTORIA STAKES.

Mr. Smith's Songster beat Mr. Bennett's Warrior.
Mr. Burroughs's Counsellor beat Mr. Gurney's Artist.

MATCHES.
Mr. Hanbury's Gulaare beat Mr. Burroughs's Clio.
Mr. Bennet's Wildrake beat Mr. Burroughs's Clara.
PRINCE ALBERT'S HARRIERS—TnunsDAY.
His Royal Highness the Prince Consort, accompanied by
his Royal Highness Prince Augustus and his Serene High-
ness Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobourg, and attended by Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Wylde, Mr. Anson, and Baron de Freiberg,
hunted with his harriers to-day. The meet was at Mr. Ma-
son's Farm at Chippenham. The party returned to the
Castle after two good runs.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Brighton harrs., Mon., Patcham ; Wed., Race Course;
Fri., The Dyke-11.
Brookside harrs., Mon., Newmarket-hill; Fri., Teiscombe
Tye.

Crawley and Horsham hds., Mon., Sowfield Heath ; Wed..
West Grinstead; Fri., Fox, Three Bridges-103/.
Duke of Beaufort's hds., Mon., Trouble House; Wed.,
Tate Rocks; Thurs., Compton Bassett; Sat., Kington
Lar gley.
Mr. A. Smith's hds., Mon., West Cholderton ; Tues.,
Stowell Lodge; Wed., Wherwell Wood; Thurs., Weyhill ;
Fri., Netheravon ; Sat., Speery Well-11.
Lord Yarborough's hds., Mon., Aylesby Mill ; Wed., Lang-
mere Furze ; Fri., Cleatham-11.
Sir Tatton Sykes's hds., Tues., Whinmoor Build; Wed.,
Galley Gap; Fri., Boville's Thorp, House-101.
Sherwood harrs., Tues., King's Mill; Fri.. Bolsover
Moor-11.

Mr. Meynell Ingrain's hds., Mon., Foston ; Thurs., Ednas-
ton ; Sat., Blithbury-10%
Donnington hds., Mon., Clipstone Village, Nottingham-
shire; Wed., Lady Wood; Sat., Redwood Gate-11%.
Quorn hds., Mon., Alleston ; Tues., Bradgate Park ; Thurs.,
Barkby Hall ; Fri., Wedmerspool Inn-11.
Rufford hds., Mon., Kirklington ; Thurs., Ossington ; Sat.,
Park Hall, 10%.
Lord Galway's hds., Mon., Scrooby-bar ; Wed., Headon
Clump-104.
Lord H. Bentinck's hds., Mon., Langworth Bridge; Tues.,
Cainby Village; Wed., Tilhouse Beck; Thurs., Burton Ken-
nels-12 ; Sat., Wickenby-11.
Captain Candler's hds., Mon., Copcut Elm; Wed., Grafton
Wood ; Fri., Cotheridge.
Shropshire hds., Tues., Sundorne Castle ; Fri., Tunstall—lli.
Essex Union hds., Tues., Rillondon Common ; Sat., Kennel.
East Essex hds., Thurs., Mark's Hall ; Sat. White Notley-
street.

Badsworth hds., Tues., Seawsby-bar • Wed., Grove Hall;
Fri., Walton Wood; Sat., Havercroft2l%.
Whiston hds., Tues., Dinnington ; Fri., Kennel_lo}.
Albrighton hds., Mon., Davenport House ; Thurs., Middle-
ton House ; Sat., Whittamoors—lo.
Herefordshire hds., Tues., Berrington-14
Monmouthshire hds., Mon., Lauarth Court; Thum, Lan-
over Lodge-10.

Montgomeryshire hds, Tues., Chirbury; Fri., Park, near
Caeraws-10.

•
TRANSMISSION OF BULLION.—Last Tuesday three
tons of bullion were transmitted in three covered vans ac-
companied by clerks from the Bank of England via the Bir-
mingham Railway, to the banking-houses in Manchester and
Liverpool.

UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW.-ELECTION OF LORD
REcron.—A statement appeared in the Citizen of Saturday,
to the effect that the Free Church party in the University
contemplate displacing Mr. Rutherford, M.P., from the office
of Lord Rector. We have made inquiry into this report, and
have authority to state, that no such attempt was ever con-
templated or entertained by the Free Church students, who
have held no meeting in reference to the rectoral election at
all. The placard which has appeared in the College, re-
commending the course to which the Citizen alludes, is ge-
ne.ally believed to be the device of an enemy.—Scottish
Guardian.

ARRIVAL OF TWO CAMELS AT THE ZOOLOGICAL
GARDEN 8, REGENT'S-PARK.—OR Thursday morning, two
camels, one a male, the other a female, arrived at the Zoolo-
gic,al-gardens, in the Regent's-park. They arrived at Ports-
mouth a few days since, and were conveyed by railroad to
London. The animals appeared perfectly docile. On their
arrival they were conducted to their habitations in the
Gardens.

TITS FRENCH COINAG IL—Very shortly the whole
of the two-sous pieces of mixed money bearing the letter N
will have entirely disappeared from circulation. On the last
day of October more than 43,000 of these pieces, amounting
in value to 4,300,000 f., were exchanged at the Paris Mint.
The false coiners are therefore on the point of losing one of
the most profitable branches of their unlawful trade, for this
mixed money was most attractive to them, not from the in-
trinsic profit they derived from each piece, but from the faci-
lity with which they could imitate it and send it into circu-
lation —Galionane s Messenger.
DUTCH YEAST.—For some considerable time past
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a quantity of yeast has been imported froiariVdoeTnhd
the
consumption in this count-y, the facilities afforded
advantage of steam, which enables it to be. _broughtyfro.m
Rotterdam in a fpe;fectly fresh state two three times in
the course of the week, causing its importation to be a
matter of considerable importance, and answering well the
purpose of the importers. In order to ensure its delivery to
its destination, before it becomes in the least deteriorated,
which its detention after a sea voyage, even for a short
period, would most probably cause, the party or parties
entrusted, who are in the habit of bringing it over to this
country in the steam-ships trading from Rotterdam. and
landing it at the Brunswick and SL Katharine's Wharfs
respectively, have made application to the revenue autho-
rities to be allowed to land and deliver the same imme-
diately on its arrival, on the deposit of a certain specified
sum to cover the amount of duty to which each parcel may
be liable ; and it appearing that there exists with reference
to the peculiar nature of the article no objection to it, the
request of the parties has been conceded on the proposed
terms being complied with, which has been done accordingly.
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