The Sun.
London, England, 1842-01-13 00:00:00

and we promise them in return e• regeneration of the
Empire.

4"' In the State of Connecticut, the Governor mint be 30
years of age. All Electors must have a freehold estate of the
value of seven dollars in this State, or being enrolled in the
Militia, shall have performed military duty therein for one year
preceding,—ln the State of New Jersey, Electors must be
worth stl . proclamation money, clear estate, in the same, and
must have resided for a year in the county preceding the else.
tion. The Governor must be an inhabitant and freeholder in
the county in which he is chosen, and worth at least 1,0001.
real and personal estate in the county.—ln the State of Dela-
ware, a Representative must be 24 years old, have a freehold
in .the county, and have been a citizen and inhabitant of the
State three years before the election. A Senator must be
27 years old, have a freehold estate in the county in 200
acres of land, or an estate in real or personal property to the
value of 1,000/. at least. The Governor must be at least
36 years old, and have been a citizen and inhabitant of
the States twelve years before election, and for six of the
State for which he is elected. Electors must have paid a
State or county tax.—ln the State of Maryland, a Senator
must be above 25 3 ears old, a resident in the State three
years before electien, and have therein real or personal
property to the value of 1,000/. A Counsellor must be above
twenty-five years old, a resident in the State for three years,
and have a freehold to the value of 1,0001. The Governor
must be above twenty-five years old, a resident in the State
five years before election, and have therein real and personal
property above the value of 5,0001., 1,000/. to be in freehold
estate.—ln the State of Virginia, a Senator must be thirty
years old, and must be a resident within the district qualified
by his freehold to vote for members of the General Assembly.
A delegate must be twenty-five years old, and a resident and
freeholder in the district. An elector must be a citizen pos-
sessed of an estate or freehold in land of the value of twenty-
five dollars. No person of unsound mind, nor a pauper can
vote. The Governor must be thirty years old, and a citizen
of the commonwealth for five years, before his election. In
North Carolina, the Governor must be thirty years old, a re-
sident in the State for five years, and have a freehold in lands
and tenements above the value of 1,0001. A Senator must poe.
seas in the county he represents not less than 300 acres of land
in fee. A Representative must not have less than 100 acres of
land in fee.—ln South Carolina a Senator must be 30 years
old, resided in the State for five years, and have a freehold
in lands and tenements above the value of 300/. sterling. The
Governor must be thirty years old, have resided in the State
ten years, and be possessed of an estate of the value of 1,500/.
A Representative must have an estate of 500 acres of land,
and a real estate of the value of 150/.—ln the State of Georgia,
a Senator must be 25 years old, three years a resident in the
State, and possessed of a freehold estate of 500 dollars value,
or taxable property to the amount of 1,000 dolllars. A Repre-
sentative must be possessed of a freehold estate of the value of 150
dollars, or taxable property to the amount of 500 dollars. The
Governor must be 30 years old, ad inhabitant of the State for
six years, and possess 500 acres of land in his own right. An
Elector must have paid all taxes required of him for a year
before.—ln Kentuchy, a Representative_ must be '24 years
old. A Senator must be 35, and have resided in the
State six years before his election. The Governor
must be 35 years old, and have resided six years
in the State before election.—ln Tennessee, the Go-
vernor must be 35 years old, and possess a freehold
estate of 500 acres of land, and have lived in the State four
years before election.—ln Ohio, a Representative must be 25
years old. A Senator must be 30. The Governor must be
30, a citizen of the United States twelve years and an inha-
bitant of the State four years, before election.--In Indiana, a
Senator must be 25 years old. The Governor must be 30
years old, and have resided in the State five years before
election.—ln Louisiana, a Senator must be 27, and hold
landed property to the value of 1,000 dollars. The Governor
must be 35 years old, an inhabitant of the State six years, and
hold in his own right a landed estate of 5,000 dollars.—ln Mis-
sissippi, a Representative must be 22 years old. A Senator
must be 26 years old, and hold in his own right in the State
300 acres of land. The Governor must be 30 years old, have
resided in the State five years, and possess a freehold estate
of 600 acres of land, and a real estate of the value of 2,000
dollars.—ln Illinois, a Senator must be 25 years old. The Go-
vernor must be 30 years old.—ln Alabama, a Senator must be
27 years old. The Governor must be 30, and have resided in
the State four years before election.—ln Missouri, a Repre-
sentative must be 24 years old. A Senator must be 30. The
Governor 35.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE,
INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.—HIPPODROME. 1843.
Nominations for the St. Leger Stakes.—f by Elis, out
of La Valiere—c by Velocipede, out of Guerdon—c by
Plenipotentiary, out of Bangtail—Little Toby--e by
Slave, out of Zoe—Prizeboy—What—Birdeen—Jamal
(late Bacon)—Armytage—Napier—The Caster.
There are 40 Subscribers to the two yrs old Produce
Stake; 1844 ; and 78 to the Magnum Bonum, 1845.

NEWMARKET FREE HANDICAPS.-CRAVEN
MEETING, 1842.
MONDAY.-Sweepstakes of 50 sovs each, h ft, for 3
3..-rs old, D.M.-Sister to Yorkshire Lad, Bst 71b-The
Devil among the Tailors, Bst 51b-Nuncio, BSt 51b-
Mule, Bst slb-Envoy, Bst 31b-Timoleon, Bst 31b-c by
Retainer, dam by St. Patrick, Bst 316-Bridegroom,
Bst 11b--2c out of Zany's dam, Bst-Eusebia, 7st 131b--1
Baleine filly, 7st 131b-Meal, 7st 131 b-f out of
Ebberston's dam, 7st 121b-Michaelmasj Day, ist
121 b-c out of Miss Craven's dam, 7st 121b-Side-
boards, 7st 121b-Eaglesfield, 7st 121b-Bridal, 7st
121b-Westphalian, 7st 101b-Misdeal, 7st 101 b -
Sister to Perseus, 7st 101b-Rosalind, 7st 101b-Roches-
ter, 7st 101 b-f out of Flambeau's dam, 7st 91b-Top-
sail, 7st 91b--Antilope colt, ist 91b-Proof Print, 7st 91b
---Baitoe, 7st 915-Norma, 7st 915-Albion, 7st 71b-
Firebrand, 7st 415-Prosody, ist 41b-Vibration, 7st 41b
-St. Jean &Acre, 7st 41b-Darling, 7st 41b--Guzelle,
7st 41b-f out of Chapeau d'Espagne's dam, 7st 21b-
Tiptoe, 7st 21b-Revision, 7st 21b-Teapot, 7st 21b-
Head s. or Tails, 7st 21b-Indolence, 7st 21b-Lisburn,
7st-Tommy, 7st-Brother to Vultuze, 6st `12113:-Fau-
chon f, 7st 21b-Endvmion, 6st 121b-Strawhat, 6st 916
-7-pankouss f, Est pup-CW.I,IEIa f, Gs 911,,,501y1/41tWuni,'
6st 71b--Miss Wicked, 6st 41b.
WEDNESDAY-Sweepstakes of 50 sovs. each, for 3 yrs
old, &c. Francis, 9st 31b-Flambeau, 9st
-Scroggins, Bst 101b-Wardan, Bst 101b-The Shadow,
Bst 91b-Mus, Bst 61b-Roscius, Bst fib-Fitzroy, Bst 61b
-Defendant, Bst 61b- Garry Owen, Bst 61b-The Cur-
lier, Bst 61b-Tamburini, Bst 415-Rory O'More, Bst 41b
-The Corsair, Bst 415-The Mountain Sylph, Bst 415-
Welfare, Bst 41b-Kingston Robin, Bst 11b-Jeffy, Bst-
Iliona, Bst-Johnny, Bst-Monops, Bst-Bob Peel,
ist 111b--Normanby, 7st 1 lib-Pocahontas, ist 111 -
The Young'un, ist 11 lb -Clinker, 7st 1 lib-Miss
Heathcote, 7st 1116-I-am-not-aware, ist 101b-Ben-
jamin, 7st 1015-The Genius, 7st 81b-Cambyses, ist 71b
-Janus, 7st 515-Bosphorus, ist 51b-Naworth, ist 21b
- Creole, 7st 21b-Exit, Est 121b-Currycomb, Est 12Ib
The Ruler, Est 71b-Tragedy h, 6st 71b.
FIRST SPRING MEETING, 1842.
Mo)IDAL-Sweepstakes of 100 sovs. each, h ft, for
four-years-old. A.F. - Coronation, 9st-The Squire,
Bst 71b-Ralph, Bst 21b-Potentia, Bst 21b-John
o'Gaunt, Bst-Galaor, 751412112-The Nob, 7st 101b-Bar-
bara., 7st 101b-Florence, ist 81b-Eringo, 7st 81b-
Belgrade, ist 815-Emma c, 7st 8113-Benedetto., 7st 71b
-Ermengardis, 7st 71b-Wahab, 7st 71b--E. 0.. ist 51b
-Evelyn, 7st 51b-Mosque, 7st 51b-Ben Brace, 7st 51b
-Galatea, ist 51b-Coneertina, 7st 21b-Tauries,
Buffalo, ist-Mobarek, 7st-Sir Hans, 7st-Mustapha,
7st-Jessica, Est 1 lib-Laurestina, Est 1 lib-Scarf,
6st 91b-Harpoon, Est 91b-c by Muley Moloch, dby
Actaeon, Est 91b-Defy, Est 51b-Snowdrop, 6st 515-
Viola, Est 21b-Octina f, Est 21b-Thebes c, sst 915-7
Yorkshireman sst 91b-Maud f, sst 61b.
Sweepstakes of 100 sovs. each, h ft, for 4 yrs'old.-T.Y.C.
-Middleham, 9st-Came]ion, 9st-Metternich, Bst 615-
Oakley, Bst 61b-Langolee, 7st 1315-St. Colomb, 7st
101b-Palwmon, 7st 101b-Una, 7st 101b-Cesarewitch,
7st 7113--Abydos,7st 71b-Y.Quo Minus, 6st 715-Joachim,
7st 71b-Minaret, 7st 41b-Thirsk, 7st 21b--Escort, 7st 21b
-Revel, 7st 21b-Cecilia c, 7st 21b-IF.thon,:7st-Sister to
Glencoe, ist-Sequidilla, 7st-Knightsbridge, 6st 121 -
Hawk's-eye, Est 10Ib-Alice, Gst' 91b-Clementina, Est
fist 81b-Diversion, Est 81b-Blanche,
6st 61b-f out of Charlatan's dam, Gst 61b-Myrtle, Est
61b-Australia, 6st 61b-Decision, 6st 61b-Phingari, Est
21b-f by Nonsense, dam by Whalebone, 6st-Tragedy
f, 6st-Emotion,' 6st. Acceptances to be signified on or
before Tuesday-next, the -18th inst.

MAN-CILESTER—TUESDAY EVENING.
There was a good number of the leading speculators
this forenoon, but scarcely any business.
THE CHESTER TRADESMEN'S CUP.
200 to 10 was offered on the field
The field agst any fifteen
200 to G agst Mr:Vansittart's Galaor—taken
100 to 2 agst Mr. Treen's Una—taken
100 to 3 agst Lord Westminster's Sleight of Hand—
taken and afterwards offered
`,5 to I agst Lord Westminster's Satirist—off

23 to 1 nest Mr. Hohue's Vulcan—off

An offer MIS made to take 40 to 1 about each of the
following in one bet :—Satirist, Rhodanthe, Galaor, and
The Squire. We did not hear more than 25 to 1 hid,
THE DERBY.—Offers to lay -8 ponies to 1 about each
of the favourites, or take 9 to I.

7i to 1 agst CoL Anson's Attila—off.
9to 1 agst Col. Peel's Chatham—off.
25 to 1 agst any other—off.
300 to 10 agst Mr. G. Clark's Lord of Liolderness—t.
400 to 10 agst Mr. Bowes's Meteor—taken.
200 to 7 agst Mr. Wreford's Wiseacre—taken.
50 to 1 agst Lord Chesterfield's Joanna colt—off.
16 to 1 agst Auckland and William de Fortibus
(offered freely) ; 1,000 to 35 was asked for upon Moss
Trooper and Joanna coupled; also 1,000 to 10 upon Fire-
away, or 500 to 5 upon Lasso, and the same on Timo-
loon ; 45 to 1 agst the Artful Dodger was offered ; 40
to 1 agst Auckland (offered). Some other offers; but to
our ear, no further business.

THE OARS.
to 1 agst Mr. Etwall's Passion—off.
14 to 1 agst Mr, Bowes's Lass of Lonton—taken

14 to 1 agst Col. Anson's Syren— off
14 to 1 agst Lord Chesterfield's Dil-bar—off
17 to 1 agst Duke of Rutland's Beleine
Offers to take at the close of the room, 30 ponies to 1
'iat Scott carries off the Derby, Oaks, and St. Leger.

SADDLEWORTI-I.—A numerous meeting o;
the inhabitants of this town, opposed to the Corn-laws,
was held last week. Giles Shaw, Esq., was called to the
chair. The speakers were the Rev. J. Holroyd, the
Rev. Mr. Tompson, Mr. W. Nicholson, James Lees,
Esq., Mr. J. Greases, Bent, Esq., and other gentlemen.
They drew a frightful picture of the condition of the
people, of our prospects as a manufacturing country, and
spoke of their conviction that unless the Corn-laws and
Provision-laws were speedily repealed, that England
would soon be one of the most wretched and miserable
countries in the world. A number of spirited resolu-
tions were unanimously passed ; the last was to the fol-
lowing effect—that it was the duty of the people to re-
quire compensation from the landowners, for th 6 spolia-
tion which they had already suffered by the Corn and
Provision-laws.

HARD WRITING.—An Irishman wrote as fol-
lows to his friends during the rebellion of '9B :—" To
give you some idea of the country at present, I shall only
?ay that at this moment I am writing with a sword in
one hand, and a pistol in the other."
GLASGOW AND GREENOCK RAILWAY COMB
PAxY.—At the half-yearly meeting, held at Greenock on
Wednesday, Robert Dow Ker, Esq., in the chair, it
was unanimously resolved that a dividend of four per
cent, for the past six months, be paid to the Shareholders,