The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-26 00:00:00

. _As 7. /a i f -~.. ~ Tte A7xprt4s • - i• • • I_;31. :~._. 1. ;~. r , .~ ssaudvi No. 3,048.] F OR CALCUTTA Direct (In mil, as =eel, from th July, the POrTIIAMPTOW Obetriowlog to I ..•-• 14,,,, "• • trcA tone ROBERT HOE. Com ., . the lad Dock. trap In exestleYA • '•r I a—co,. and will carry an t sperlicnowl amnion. f a' . r Apply to aptatta R. 1;0E; or to McLEOD. ALL %111/0, %S. with Mesa. MONEY WloltAll as 4 80: 1 111. LP, .::.v.. t• FOB BOMBAY (to sail from Oravrotod early is AAnou . the ir , elave Bnintar teak built veralwe pew en-re 4.11.: EttiL OA Ll'h BRAS. 1.441 to regloier. bainnetag to 11...4. wen, itrothen .4 Markwall, HENRY MORRIe. enewnse. er 1...n1 In the Ava India Deck. TM. favourite %hip Ra e e v e r ti n g aw.....Awnw iweneweeev. awl will awn ant. rah newl r,•f• Ott. 14.4:4 apply to Lt LEOD. ALLPURT. sod MORGAN. t:. L. I k hball ettert. Milt BOMBAY Direct (with immediate despatch,' r eneseement in the Memorable Slat helm compuoi IWO t, het millne *WA hunt teinvie OR HA al, A 111 ram r rrehhr._e.rd tad cower fiptene.l. .1. r. tnnni.ter. I.to in the itt. 'Entwine Deets. niugisediA b. *lr-t rite ner , mmelatterte far ue.entreri. Fee fruMbtor pie. t. DA WHIN And ARROW, :, till/licuparre ; tit tot W. ALIJA. Geriniterirchotrowt rOR SHANGHAI.: Direct (having the priaelaal i a.... ti m . al mi t es. , t arrlt:t.zi , ; , 111 3 Lirc i lyt ; orier eipmero i r e qla tr i xti.ri co. mit g LtiTi , :.: i , F . AAtt , : v .:, tioannteadar • Ur ' forks, kot penatio. tapir tepee. arv., - .l“.b,th. I, a few kW. rho Mirwelt or 10.411. Appl, 1,. ALEX 110WD Med lON. boo; to A. J. MALIN u, 15, Gnat /14. IkkaU. FOR PORT PHILLIP Divot, tb. spieldtti V TI aI NIII eir ---- aye Ices This i mp lire asesearnelatk•or els QWelkiind 1 , 11. 6•1116 samber la Ow memil affirmipill et wit to TRO X sind DOW XIX . fli. ardiaise Mt MIRIAM% NW TWIXDDALI. IP. Orlisial-plege. flowismom, es 4 t. Cos pa oluelit Cush& WHITS HORSE LINE et AUSTRALIAN ?M 2. PACKIR4.—ir' 11nr 117 rr0411001111,,„mai ta. vr" AMU A ritakairr .I.B74.lftaier i kigniffilaled 11, ^ I MIS. 4:=l bisraiL IRV sad I.AVIOWI. a. t r DELAII'E. South Australia, Direct to follow o. erbef.i.l , . Ss al Mast as 1241 t. Peas 1114 .I'n ha. 01124 memo 4A•44-1 5 0. 146 4" 141•Tr e. parirIe= aJAM ,-;-•—z•sizt=„g trlrtit st et.c.4- .• iit:21111602 D Rt . t= 14140.1•41. Dow .awri. Ora& 101:0LAS sad MILL, LINE of SHIPS to CAP& INDIA. AA Ildia x 'II o p ........ - Rath. Dadia__. taifttle Ismags • 1ii . D4)73117aa4 111.' Pau. I 131 be lytagle Ilail. Met Jowl .aiq►... , Dodo May 31 1 halm Imo le 1 , 11r4i. . • t2117: 4 reefoliza 131a1w. 11 0 1 E NORTH of EUROPE STEAK NATI 0.% ?lON CONPANYI 11114411 m• "MN SNIP' A be 6,1 rms. I.4 , raSe Whirr.. ra y sad PlMlNgitif NO &Lai 14sob Hay WM r blew : INST. PIiTEMMII:IO Targay. IS re hoe LL COPEN HAULM. Nee* Jur S. seer. PTLTTIN, May N. Jase ug ed 1..1. DANTAIG re Mil Jew sad r "Iliti gebnt . I" li V ilgi VeTeiK • ILION elf MB NAVIGATION. 1 ; II d' f t:U N ertie ti alUlLlNCll ea GOOD& se le trareed Greer =ee looff Near rev err Veer le Neer C. ; Nei few preeree re weir Mk. .IL . N. ANDIXWO, Nerelle Dewier. §TEAM to GOTTENBURO —REDUCED ItAitne.—The SOUTH ei Et•ROPU 'TIAN NAVIGATION NPA X VII bee Hue re meth tl:lp a r e. we Mewled tram 11101 even F m rloirMok= se he yeresern min At . welting hen Leaden se 4 o Saturday PIMIWT• sus be be lint the mai Hata Hula cr... 9.9. nrn on today. and ea at 0.11n4q. Perm-row Hull or Orbasby. 93. Loaded. Ws Wash. Medea oa4 Hesitates. St W. 9. ANIMISM Imelda( Dtrolar. VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE of STEAM eruPs, soren im w r luxt NW TOM— S* wapiami * dip NORTH AR. UM 0041 home poorouSluas Re N YORK MM. TiNDNIS DAT. basil PEZ N I H I b a I V re M X =I NHameinam oimasbrem wow em Me Reap Mee ea Se et ewer[ TM . ma t lisl i at o.. madrate . imam le So iw-arajkS aura eaßaernzvavrrar U Chum er.u. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCK& IPPERR TM VICTORIA DOCKC O YAN Y GIVE NOTICE Nat late Dalai halo. oft. : Tar. Dram WNW CITY' IRRIACIIOI 1101611AY Wrlibt mad Oft. EAGLE CIIALLEVOS 1.334 CALLAO ....... Creasy AM Co. (.41 AR W 1 . WE. f WITH INGTON 706 NEW YOSK.... C. Goma wv 1 .4.11.6 miaow* to Go ietoots TM Con: Ye elleeetehl the efetterellee at irate 11.. WA Wor to the Dodo it a, ewe too. if 811ppors. Covina, at adore= Warodo to KW-lard Mart Ws chug. far Diaolt the to the Decks WWI, gat lea What quantitb of eat km Qom Iva taus. we& ott eaftwlel to.rei nrert u. the ip's Ws. sad all dons fee wherbee M. Noe it Wu. avoided. W.I. 0 nte7ed trma tbe Dodo, at the mot Mat. Fanner ;ototralaro may to ohtslood at tto Victoria Doeichome. teed 1.. of at um balm. at the 01wl-yald.lll. Umer TbsnawalaeaL C. CAPPiIt. MARGATE sod RAMSGATE.—Th. public, me rivertfa• Infereted thet the toe awl *wrier fterwalde LL ioapprAnt«.l ki kw. TILS:IT Pl= assiallis nib pa snide Load thv .% )ILIM ei sad Ytidape l libtk iwa en Ito the MA sae. Tula bra r '- 0 11 tom Ilmmome at 1011,. ...a Mamba TlN•ife. and !menhir. IIM-14 *MOM a . 6d Sod clam mad tom ebb. etilblim. PaM. Mal and wan pocket Iretuded. 11.111 Malmo by Ilds rams will &wad Um gypsum et porting, m Va. bah at Tilbury sod Leedom. Ifey 1461. ISTABLISRID 1831. VICTORIA LIFE AMMIRANCE COMPANY, Me. L. R u Witham Meet. Meardesbees Arewirees el eves demilkillee decked. SW the SAW Pretahts say be pald desks the WM Pea 7uiu. Ou.lYrlroey reemle era eseldit Seise* etiole or We. Zadesers• AINS11•01.. sera* at M. 41. F. S. Leas to Sewer. • permal a mbar keestty. per mat. of tie So co to A.ouren os the Nalum Mlge. The Mot bees averaged Id per amt. ea the Premium. pal& WILLIAM KATSAY. Actuary. BANE OF LONDON, nedwoodleeroot. mad Char'melee. JOHN V ILLIRRA fill KLLEY. But, 11. P. _ V tcs•auder a, —JOH K GRIFFITH FRITH, tise. 'Arm wooer& aro Potrirse. towel Wee* alfoleal re Wham pf. cent WINK% se towel slimed re &podia, with Ye Ruff ORO oefolusual on one. of RIO fed 14 gna OTT fl If M e irlt w 34 P.iLL, m.. klaßage. RINJA NI IT /WIT. Reerferf. Tkoolloonsolireff. April 28. TR YCHNINE! • le ! A cricked No '—faccimatra IM "Illuesiell ?law" ot Ma, 17th. am wise* le ens of ilicleinblo as blow. Indeed Amiable lOW lc as he- Agras. I. very mil and rerscol doe.. Ilprcuista Me 117:16d w it k aeww, " thaw iloodeg fo, but ...humid rsibc• OM K . JO do se ilke Ilsyclimime .m 110 .." 1 5., Emily 7.1 fa, AN& l itt :I 4'41 ="4 b. Nt=aPd 8" cArt fcc • ob e wont be Warne oat •• the ••••,•• Ileums lone tb• accet..—W• mks gala ascizt i t i rt licyc N. ',abbot "Ise Ideal' la audit • psis's •• Ist.rham . awl hecccy •talis car ext4sece Qs tail Tes. , ••• ' , 4•••••41(4e.1%. mar+ 41.10 6 111:4 6 1161: u. I. ••• lIW.WO 0p.% Ow 111•41/1.1 ID •Woopol, • W. did/ l W obeli dike lin* the. 4 .o ••• 1•1•••• caa Dc yawed by •••6 • pima Is Jim am ••• ~t. '1 th BRIT I SH VOLUME of •••••.• e • Ifork.o 111)0.•• ail qnuESEMAR.— Preteded by RoYal ist n c in & Pow at kaidwi. @Ed 1.3"84 dib la "lB %IP. Ilri• 4.. Pan. NM Iliot howls! im a yek . Y, N., 1. • ....._ _mewl. On as a , , a them at•• a.m. ....me. 1t 0.% ji 2•••• Iket emsnimpr a. em, 0* awl eliardl26o. h.. so lb/ ful• of lIIMA 0 .6..ai5• \ see al WV los is I= l i. &is si• Ss Iwo -t a me mike sr ile mail 4. ate...mil mat& as dbmlimme a t inmume usterboo s r_ JP•••• I*4 • ...8 1.4. "lb a./ . =:e ty wo j wini • ih• 11 .. 0 . 1 ,...,6. Nes = And 1. Nem= 4p. ism *ewe .., air. ea et alii — iwo4tas Tbos NM NO Oki k ill WAIL i• WOOS* 11611* mlllsql Iliii lie WEI mi. ; sai d b. al Woe u•. sr tow s••• • ••• we lON limy sb•frytisr• . • if PM ;IthuatieNebrZ SO 1 1.1.11 ti 4.1 tog v..m . Dail& INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER CONFERRING LIMITED LIABILITY. THE COLONIAL FIBRE COMPANY. Oopttal I,I)O.OCTT, to 5,f00 Shores of £2O mob; with power to lemma the 111110 VAL 0000001 IT DIIIIMI . OII. nal ElCOntfty the Right Hon Lord Howard de Walden, 0.C.8.. her Mojedy s Mtnheer at the Court of Browels. HY Eseelleoey Mr 11.7 Marbly, K.C. ti , Governer of Jamaica. Ille Ezeeltehey Pblhp Edmond Mutlettouee. Esq.. Gomm! of Rrlttolt GUM= corm nr DIRRCTo•ItS. 00.1133101-4)E0161 FREDERICK YOUNG, Lb, 4. COG*. mart, Gratteeborehetreet Doecte eil dlramoa—CHAßLES COWAN, Esq., M.P., Coetoceeetroet W 14elkelet Lewes Amish, Fag.. 2/1, Hydepark Nome. .I=.leteetth Maeltemste. /leo.. 3. Upper Orowenoterofet. Edward Neweoreen, Esp.. 0 New Broad Tercet. W. Fillhgl i gerottr. E*o.. M.P.. 32, Fenehurett steed , Erg , 39, Pt. Mary at.hill t 4 AVE Timm'. Esq. . Preekleot of the Cosefeerethi AISOCIMIOS. CrLONfat MlllOl3. le JalrimieS. ammo F•myth. Fee . Merchant, Elneetes. In Brltlth Golatta , Milharn Hunter Campbell, lUet., Honorary Peale tall to 113. Royal Agrlcaluiral Becht, of British (Islam. Gaeta Toms. Demerara. Commeto Exotrom.—Benjamin TotheretlL Erg., Mamobrater. Hers sa.—Mouro. Heywood. Kennard.. and Co., 0. Lombard *tree. R 11.1111.-0110110 Ed ard St moor, Epq . 3d, Throgewort 4e-Arliet. BuIICITOSS.—Mirre. Pfl ar4 and eullette. 57, Llwooln elniefielde. Glearfaalt —Jowls letwbrunh Sharp. En g. F.H.B. 011ers.-30. Fenchureh.TtreoL The Cberbir women td. Company to poetess Relates. to writ mis wed Throw Piero to the Colonise. sad to al and Wee Iho helots mita; fee all which purpcom olostual &mom ledwin mit soda a Me Preeyeelea itedsiaker the mad made !stemma... krpe, has el& et applleallee for =res. may be or . aed at the e lil I PI . r Sr. Llimialia-Salde a • beet Om limb • sad him Me . • • aro dated le 1r , a, .... - 1/leir-. peek ieZ jl ik. dhabard Olevmmr Dundee Aberdes. and Benoit i by elm for dime will be received. F...... WS P. HORTON'S POPULAR ILLUSTRA TIONA-11/..flies. T. OIRMAN lIID will eye Ow& IUITIIRTSIIWIt. ansilles d NNW sad Ohaesalsrlells sisnolval ws.rrrt On %rellw obi liailas i sma inisk 14 VII : sa am z i e b ralln i st • vt= Y a ow Wm , Swilling • slim H . tree bit el ln• mimes& le par tom awe as taireselwaslssa. S. R. KANN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM. trestmorees. Lakm‘frroquanr.—Ogialiellmat mar 1101.-00120 sow* of 100 Sway NMI of tho Immo frame in gm nes.••• LICTIIIIIS 001verol at tar.s•ll gut rm. by Dr. 0. lIIIXTOII. NW 6 ram and rise • Matins Y sow la frourso of &Dom by Dr. .111 GYM MO wig. Aeskaks. Or Mani. DEAcz REJOICINO.- CA LDWELL% ABSEM 11 BLE ROOMS erol to open from 10 o'clock until 3 for a ORAN D SOIREE DANSAS TV, on the one growl reale and the eolendW de m Adselmice Inotions towel—De on motre teo & ot, MOO bra Ore hl wive. Elme•Ski. May of CRYSTAL MASS SHADES. - THOMAS MILLIEWTONW smo WHITE PEASlmprows sk pooessoo of tolssi works of ors. Wz i zarz i gl a w w Ilw *sob mkt lookowiork as AS TEMLLINOTO3II. EloWwwwwwrwsW• INK. INK. INK.—INDELIBLE 11'41.—C. F. euITN. tosoodistwer of the 0.141 Ilimbe A& Wm. ie. Am handmaid am CASSON INK. ileowl owl W will ROTOI6I Ned pap; Me cilsolaii 1171 Se mini prim /Wpm sad Somis AWN 811. isd. Of Amin NX NAASA—SNITICSI. dined. nail) , opposite COAL 1MA11111124 . 3.—8y easw mai Rail ... wsz.. KOw dna u m% Is ir f i b. ,.. L ed an s F i t sde peet 116. pw solord. il l er ie =ma r 111=0":""=;71111milisk ARK TOUR LINEN.—TM Pea sepersoled. s F sk 0.0 7 41 Monads. mad but implINE giEssille Mow kv.&inns or ssebilse dm se EN IE l @clime Ili midway* fail& Spa LTE FLA AN puma eta sr aima— Nal ploy la ; roe fa ; .4 le se .n. 41 LOON._ ts. awl post free (es moll may, Ward rni‘ Wm. ri=mod sift N. I. Latit•■• • NM liwir x.v. P =L a tt. pima& •ftir.iii. II Is samsima UNE/ ibe alba PeORDINOS WATERPROOFS Si. the best masts, ter —; time wet sere eveiltert set we oft lb seta This rr . ale by posseleil sperwess sal aeon, et I sad Orb b er ms earl& tbe t ber MIMI& a rtaters Mirwe Ye bestowmils ear rAU set ter esse sr s beet. set nesines es demist Is alba. Yes. useelrgreetees. Y ews. Isiler men seel=s a li nsdi se usistio solar eursired. ow teem ts. ark, sr Mb psr essea— Rtelt weds inrz .4. llb Yr ems et J. O. 130 Milk NIL Sem& 1w dew vette NEW LABEL—Ia eoesequesee of the greet VOAXIof onotorfolt kb& of A. ROWLAND lad tiON, It r OIL • droolsitoa. sod whin so many, oroblo wWilma no frolisoily ‘ io None tin so Moro Patios. j r. t. r . t w aa t 4/ s i , pFliarozna= Mknd. 1$ to tomoond of s.uotion of so oadiminweed nine. ro pried lon•iti mod eery tima—ood forte ra looonort Arralige togrand to wino lotion 1011 .ti e MA. lt OIL. for no grown. rinoratica, sad tor g the buror ban." Veen Ina& is no inotuaro of Ws propnoton la roo "A. ROWLAND oat 802 f Tho ltoorror OW Is as • S. tfailoinoirdis. Loonts. sod • cionet• sod porfonin. yip UP I URES.-Th• PATENT SELF-ADJUST. INO WOMAN TRIM. acting tillatually without say ONO• t=alsea tt la rwaawareded by the tarnity for tb• aad mild of • sweitary quality of • good traw la an tabriaat misting Power. WIG sea maarawry pod maa co the part sitatid. which do firah:Z . b lbws ablawd hi . trots rareownberad with strumw. OW or biad.—./. NCo OG sad G. holshilikad 40 mash 1. DRAY and Co.'s AGRICULTURAL CARTS, as.. en*lark Uppor Tbsaawanmek Dar Leadowbrkfie. MUDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.—AU the b..t If /eh ROSIN oh be bed fe werceedea ft. Ide shiedee tibleh b .ruf flatralber d One Oahu& per swum Tbe preference ehos to Tech h hieht abs ihre4bl. thekes. rbileeoseh. and TreveL TM but verb et .rasa fresh Wed. Eh be headed cm CR AILIII P TIIMID MIMIC 110, Nevrelo stke. rdeteeet, Look 4 sad le, entre:eft. meeteettm ILLUSTRATED UNABRIDGED OFFICIAL 'COITION of *a TINES IMPORT of lb* TRIALot PALMER, Aulamels WM I Pannils of the IN °marl. Ju l es. an Jur,. aim alt s ri ,:s mai Is Mao Ow : Wird wad Ur. ltsisireeL PEACE, PEACE, PEACE.- • New frac ; awaited. k "TM haws esatod • The ?votaress KOMI.' MN be wormed bi UM wow mesmerise—worry et Or popular wrier sir ematwoor of tbrt awmalled maw" Loodow : Robert Ceeks sad Co.. New Bee:below strod. MORISONIANA; or. Family Medical Adviser of the Ilritkit Cairo of Heel* htem.road. Leedom. B 7 teem WM.". the Ilyielre. Price rd.. ur 7d. by poet. Adder= " Britt! College of Leath, New net London." JAI poldithol. New had Iteproved ANA. Wee One II (UI(ABILITY of CONSUMPTION ; being o a r w tyr e }, the teat prootbeet Ai Important !Aging AAA la the Trmenest of the Dlemeh IA r. B. komaieth ll.A.Allote el the Oellem of Ateeitima. awl AM bider MIAs& to Ale Legal Ishstory hi Dfteroolthe CAA het AIA by Se aim AAA pre., lAA.. • on ASTHMA dad DItiKAMAI of As BEAM Larks WOWS. Oneo.ood Loopoooo I le s pstolied. 111, sal lierhed Moo Mettles " ; prise la, er,"o2 risk foe Thlrtsre IHE SCIENCE of LIFE; or, How to Live mod Whet to Use he ; ellh ample Reim tee Disk et I Set. th. seestree .sid i eg ellit bilreskes t ate r iamb eeseetim ai = eteerneet of a mese of Ws Me a Pam us a sat/ A :NV ° . 1,11 , M012 1 1 : 144;t f lt 14 Wirint1212, slab ea the Ute 0 Ye Mireseses la Ye Trestemst el thie l nit weli, mosseiss v a r Vi e == . l the meicel pelts 1.., the rms. of very pIIIIW it eadhoneed to the smerees elms ef Mem Me tutees Oman as wired le oft Ilk =pugs se he Maid the teem witch Mad is ask seseetesse, the iguifts= YAM, their MOM. &ad the = r he WOW tee ...... : Mbersesil mil Os 23, eistastestees ; Ilseess. 43. Oxford- SLISII: Mess, 30. Oievidel ; norm 12. Islemetseemes ; sad all bask- Wets. LLOYD'S ABBILY LONDON NEW% 1141tyd by DOUOLAI AVIZAOII YISKIILT CIRCULATION—wow* of If • OBRAT FACT fai A m ittr i i x PaTT COklirda x tMil=lT LA I L . IIB3 'Ay Ageat k yird=ellllll 14071). lialsburrwro. LaMss. IIAILY NEWS FORWARDED to the COUN- A, TRY by EVENING POOL *I Ilk Vd• PEI v.. penvoto et. =JOHN Em mep A ooz.n, U ppm Abasratrest, Sageat'asirk. gent. Till PUBLIC sad the WEBT-lIND NKWB /MINTS an momalMoll tM$ taWf am• ty slyprialD wlth ETENINO SIMMS mnf7 X• llo4 4Z . lmalemil 4. m 4 O. iIIOWI4II WboWeis Imo bantam mod OM 4. Orr. 14441kpimme. Ose 4 / 4 4444•1., 2141moimmemmilitimM. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 26. 1856. THE SUNDAY BAND QUESTION. THE PRIMROSE HILL DEMONSTRATION. Yesterday afternoon, is sworde, ee with announcement by amens of placards estezeively circulated throughout the metropolis, a demonstration is favour of the re establish ment of Sunday hands in the public puke, took place at Primrose hill. At 4 o'clock at least 60.000 persons had assembled ; but the ominous state of the b , and the subsequent heavy shower of rale, not only mon thieved the vast eseeniblege ow the hill itself, but stopped numbers who were on their way to the sees. of toe demonstration. Shortly after 4 o'clock a well-appointed band of 20 per tomtits, ad red is a coatume similar to that of the Crystal Palace toed, sad who, as we sadentood, had been engaged by the National Sunday Lessee ' made their 'pommies; and on mehlog the reenralt of the hill were received with a general burst of cheering from the vest amenably. A circle was immediately twined, end a picket of the Guards, who were statioaed on the hill to protect the fireworks, very kindly lest ewe of the Artillery waggons far the nee of the committee end the theltirr of the bead. A member of the committee of the Working Men's 8' clot, of Leaden, who were all distinguished by • small slip of blue ribbo n attached to the bottom bole, addremed a few ebratirstioes to these assembled, congratulating them that, eltbouelt the geverameat bed cot thought fit at present to favour the people with the reeletrodeetiou of the military bands la the parks sad Kensiegtoorgardene, yet that they had very wisely and meet considerately not chores to inter • fenwith the rights and impressed wishes of the people is peoeidung their own hand& There wee to interference with them on the pelts of 1N polite. It was felt by the government that the people would is this instant* be their Own police, and be urged spas all assembled to preset* the governmest that they were worthy of the eonfideece re- Voted in them. (The eentesee wee received with applause ) The speaker then reed the folkorinp, which bad been esters. Mealy distribated ia a twisted fora amongst the people : "NOTICI.—Tbio committee for the public demonstntioa la favour of the Sunday bands finding it impossible for hum voice to reach es large au meekly, have resolved span the following means el obtaining the opinion of the meeting. At in o'clock precisely a 'Onion Jack will be raised en the tap of the hill, when all persons who are &wearable to the aceompeuving moieties will nice their bends: Resolution—That the people now in public meeting assembled eroisider the musie ins parks, establiehed by Sir Beejemin Hall, to be an innooest sad healthful remotion, regret its sadden discontinuities', and hope it may he speedily reamed. The second demonstration will (if setesstry) be is Hyde-park, on Sunday ant, Jane 1, at 4 o'clock." _ . The band this tommesoed amidst the rust profound silence, playlet', es as °using, " Martin Luther's Hems." Tim ballad of Altai. Laurie" followed, then the Iles- dredtk Psalm, some lively mule, sad, u a Bads to the first put, and immediately prier to the hoisting of the Vision Jack, "Relit Britaunia." Bimetal stump's at ap plause were made, bet It was checked by cries of " Order, order," emaeatiss from the vats body of the awomblage. At eve °Week, es the costiasios of " Rale Britannia," the e.e wee hoisted, sad at the same moment surly every hand is the rut orecoures of perecise settembial was raised la approbation of the reseistios they had had submitted to them. Tim heed oostiesed to play uatil six &sleek, termi nating their p.rfamases with "God save the Clues." The people the. gispersid is the greatest order. THE_ PARKS. . . Ilvist-eartg.—Seural alongside of well-dressed persons bad ueembrod in ilia port by four o'clock, at which how the band from the Royal Pavilion, Brighton, numbering 20 performers, uniformly dressed in green costa with red Wasp, made their systematics, bringing with them instru ments, musk, and suiwstanos. No potion was taken of them by the few polies es duly; and having selected a spot, • riag was formed, In which the mark stools were placed, sad they commenced to play mural p ?tiler pisom and selections hoot various operas. At the sad of es& perk/m -ans they writ voSferously cheered by the &ambled crowd, who lustily smog the words while Ms band played the sire of 'soak pieces es s. Cheer, boys, cheer," " Rule Britannia," dv. After ploying for about an hour, a heavy shower mote down, sad the osad hastily commeneed " God ears the Qom," and the crowd seen Spa to diarists', thinking the sails had terminated frr the day. Imme diately after, lisremr, the nu case out agars. and the bond once more formed, and played for acousiderable time, a ring being kissed by mesas of a nom which had bees brought frr that tumor. HLaslaorolr GARDRIII.-11say thousands of well &sled ladies and goatleman stumbled la these gardens. There was no attempt to introduce a head, and all west on quietly for a long time, until the "roues," fading nothing of an euritiog chant:ter, and, no doubt annoyed at the great order which prevailed, begun to poll up the gran sad pelt ono soothe/. This confuted for ease time, sad several huodred boys assembled on each side of the music platform. Shortly after they all commenced to pelt the people, sod much emission ensued. These ruffians pulled up the gnat fur several yards, end threw the wet and muddy toots into ladles' feats and on their dresses, doing considerable dosage. From grass and mud they got to stouts, which, with lumps of earth, Ac , Were burled is thousands among the peopl*, who hastily retreated nut of roach. A scene of considerable confusion continued until a heavy shower of rain came down, which bad the effect of putting a stop to the tamest% VICTORIA PARR —About 80,000 passes visited this pat shortly after lour o'clock; a private Mad made its up-i mama hum the Old Ford Gate amidst tremendens cheer ing ; having taken up Ito position on the spot where Colonel Dietetics's band firmerry played, performed • writs of seared pieces, national airs, &e., which woes applauded by them present, who mutilated themselves Suomi/out wit eamediog propriety. On the arrival ail that bead one of the hoed perk-Keepers ioquirod of them upon whose autho rity they played, and being tole that it was on their own re sponsibility, they ware requested to cooduct themselves peaceably. The music sontimmid until soorly Ms o'clock, whin the crowd quietly dispereed. THE ILLUMINATIONS. During the past week 160 waggons laden with framework sad fireworks ham left Woolwich Arsenal for Load's, sad 125 waggons laden with artworks are sow reinsiaiew la the Anneal to be forwarded to the various Pty, To admit the public with the greatest possible fact My, all the mall gate. which am in the park haus are to be eloped, sad large openisp varying from 40 to 60 feet wide ham been made la the Bayewster-load, opposite Comeght plies, is Piccadilly. sad •he lower part of the Omen-park, mar &whinging' Palm, sad thie Nell. The smell gate neer Eittifford.hoeume will also be cloud, sad • large °recipe is made at the sad of the Queen's walk, at the west side of Stiff *rd. house, in the Nall, for the admission of the public. No rimmed plasm ham been permitted. No serriame of any deerriptioa will be allowed to stop up the ways, or to inteefere with the public thoroughfares in the perks. It is determined, is order to provost say unemeesary or Mom. 'miens crowding of peruse, that all the fireworks shall commute at the .we seemeat, sad terminate as nearly as seible• at the ease time, sad they will be of the same character is Hyde-park, Begat'.-park, and Victoria-perk. It hoped that the eraehing *Nab geostally bas occurred au great ouhitc omelons, such es the lyiaria-etate of the Deka of Weiliegtoo. will be avoided. filmy • Ports have bees medal to habeeetbe &Maritime to isms tickets for re ▪ teed plasm beim askiteemey, bat the goverment have very wisely themelead ilatow this is • display for the people, no dissimethilaemsbli to be maim lie that on the present t amiss tbe pew sad tbs setitsm the duchess aid sr lady's-maid. will be pat ea the soalel liesting, will have the use eakemear, sod midterm the tam risk sad MMus. The Notional Gallery will dirplay ea illaminatioa formed Mae flags of Basked ud Franco, with th es of Turkey sod Sardinia eemblaed Is the centre, with • lugs war above and the unmet beseeth ; a tt • right will be plated the I.tten V. A , sarinousted by the Bata news, end • star heasath the Musts; as the left will be placed the letters N. 8., seramaated by the Breath crown, sad • star beam le the letters; the whole of this empositicto will be supported on 'ash fish by laurel tremelee. These several devices will he finned of white sad solciand glace deep, to refer lent jewels wheel bottled with gas. At Somertet-honte, the devise will be formed of the dip of Baglead and France is the maim, with the standard sad beam .1 Turkey over. ad the Bootee sad cable beneath, impounded with • laurel wreath ; ea the right will be pieced the letters V. R., eirmovated by the British MM.. and • star beneath; on the left the letters L. N .mnaweated by the Preach wows, sad • "tar beneath; ea the .urine finks will be placed imps of fises represeating the verities swim, and the whole device will be encespaared at the bees by an ettooded gamer, with Use ictilwiteg motto: Welcome Peas to ell nodose" At the Home ones. Teassuly. Beard a Toad% end Coastal Ofkoe, will be displayed aye hews. enspendod from a animate tis Wei, ea* breast baring the t lett. n of the wor d sad ead th e sable Imp by the batmen will lsn fain medallions. seataishm the Isitial lemon of differing severedgas; at the eatreme debt and left of the eempeeltioe will be pissed the letters V sad N, eacireled by • similar sable sad laurel wreaths. Three several devices will he Mimed of coloured lisps. The Triumphal Arch, Ccestitutioa-bill, sad outcomes facade to Hyde-park, will be lighted with Impious ply ed is ihs coma., blosklage. and edits projeetlag pelts of the etsuetares. The HomiGlaards will be illuminated both is the frost sad is the beck Ude, tbe Panda Os seek side the di. Lose will be the sine—a large garter, he collared loupe, M the contr., esrmeseted with B stews, leaked en mask side with two retesting stags, with Ike mita, "Novi tat geci and y pow." Tim ',holed Übe flab, trW be illuminated with ociatisuoue series of jets of gu, which it is expected will grades* a beautiful /fleet. The beat of the Admiralty, Charisu-erose, will be HOW with oil Imam with the letters V.R." oa either aide The °mare of the arch will he sonsimutted with a trams pussy. The frost of the War Department, Whitehall-gardens, will be illsoliaated with gu, a Grown and " V. R." IA the centre, end a star on etch side. At the War Do p‘rttneat, Pdl mall, there will be a large transparency occupying nearly the entire of the centre of the building, with a lugs refulgent star on either side The whole of the estimates front of the Genml Post ai/los, St. Martin's-le-Grand, will be inseminated with gas. 13sadings of gas lett will row eloag the whole of tee Pre junto' the royal 'sift* with a crown, will alrefora put of the devisee. Moro thin 40,000 jets will be seed ow this wake. — Thetestom-bease le expected to look very megnillant. The entire front &jag the river will be illuminated with gin, cad it has beef derided by the City authorities to illu minate Gilbertson. Market, which immediately adjoin it. The Oaildbell will be illuminated with gas from top to bottom ea the front facing King street. Beads of gar will Ina along the different outlines of the edifice, and there will be the rani initials and the City motto. The Mwmat commercial companies' halls in the City will dealliess be Mannikin. The only one at primal flan win me to is that of the Pishinagen' Company near It consists of a royal mown, the royal tie ss VI ••4 the word " Peace" at the bottom. Temple ts/ be Matted with gets of gas reaming along the %M._ ections. Maiteasy will have abeedisg of gasman, ling illso sad *der of the prinelpal face of the building. with awry reflecting star in the centre. The Illestent silos will be lighted up only witth a star. Tee Illeekerall tension, in Fesehuschotreet, will panel. • beautiful sonatinas ; the top and fides will have of gas, and on the front of the bending will be four= seas, also in gar, containing the names of the AMA Ragland, Franco, sad Sardinia end Turkey. The Gent Western terminus will be one bleu of light, more than 46,000 jets of gee being employed to give affect to the devices. I. the West end the clubs have communed operations. The Jester United Bonin Club has rite to sonsiderable expense in preparing a device. It consists of scrolls of laurel surrounding a medallion containing the royal initial., and the shamrock, thistle, sad rose, the when surmounted by a crown. The Army sad Navy Club Is tole liyhted with gas. The device consists of the shamrock, toted*, sod rue, sus rounded with a scroll, containing the words "Visited Forces." with " Victoria" underneath. Oa sash side are breeches of laurel, and at the top on either aide are the flees of the army and navy. The following are the pollee regulations for preventing obstructions of the thoroughfares and preserving order ea the night of the 29th instant: 1. No avenge will be allowed to remain in Park-lane, or in that of Piccadilly adjoining the Green-park, from eight o'clock p.m., until the fireworks are ended. 2. No carriage will be allowed to pass through Park-lane or Piccadilly, adjoining the park during the time above mentioned, except with company going to some hoses la hoes aunts, or in the immediate neighbourhood. 3. No carriage will be allowed to enter or remain is the Gress-park, or St. James's-park, after eight o'clock, p.m. 4. No carriage will be allowed to enter or remain in Hyde-park, inept as hereafter unnamed, after eight o'clock, p.m. Prints carriages may stead, but sio m not to canoe ot etructioe, on the read in Hyde-park above • he Marble Arch, toward' Kenaiagton-gardens, end at the aide of Kensington gardens, sad the Serpentine. Carnegie are to eater the park by the Victoria Gate atty. 6. No ennuis will be allowed to peas or rennin la say part of the road is she perk, between Miley-house gates sad the Marble Arai, after eight o'clock p.m.; sad the several gates into the perk, inapt Victoria gate, are to be seed only by people walking. 6. No carriage will be allowed to stop in any street at say time of the nosing or night, so that as obstreetioa say be neon. 7. All carriages of every description are to be kept moving through the street., sod the carriages will, as far ea prow tkable, be formed in lines on their sroper aides of theatre's, so as to give to the persona is all the best opp rtseity of seeing the illumination. RICHARD MATHZ. Metropolitan Polies-oMes, May 23. SPORTING. THE GREAT EPSOM MEETING. TO TUT IDITOft Or TAI =TIM/. Sta,—ln catering for the amusement of the public at Epsom, Mr. Darling has spared neither money nor la boar, for, despite the many drawback. which exist even now to a profitable eneetiog, there ore twenty-two items set down for decision during the foar days' gathering on Irma Downs, the added money, throwing la that given for plates, amounting to 1,2751 The course Is in splendid ruining order, so that the lds are sot likely to suffer, is they did lest year, from the nature of the ground. I shall take etch item is its proper order, sad shall not interfere with the snot handkep plates. The Craven St .Itee is the first iten on Tuesday, bit as that has yet to elan I pees on to The Woodc is Stakes, for two-yesr-olds, New T.Y.C., for which Lambasts, Robellion, Tiawald, the Phynlis colt, Doubloons, Kingmaker, Hobgoblin, and one of two others are on the ground. Several of then are dark ; bat it will require something uncommonly good to boat Lambourn. Kingmaker (bred is Imam, and got by the Baron) km a good private repatat'on ; sad Roballioa shows as improve sent en his previous form. The Enos Busater Readiem, on. mile and a quut"' might gin se a Urge Held, as most of the week stables ham their representatives. J. Boon might start Viand, sad I perhaps Oderialue Benign; Langstaff, Gamekeeper or Babble; J. Paseo, Clotilde or IJaelle ; sad Plattner, Goadolise, lEmtrel, Adulates*, sad two or three when, may ►elp to make op • field. Viades, Gamekeeper, and Clotilde (tisane would be mash the batter reprematatim, but if her watt hes •a eye to the Oaks eke will sot ran would give a. a good r•ee did they all ran. The BestMoto Plate, half& mile, wiz sot bring out many if Planes i 5.... to the peat. He bag *sly to do w►at he hag dose before, sanely, beet Little Jobs, Co. fort, and Catty Guess, if they are allowed to oppose him •rate, is a ender. On Wedenday the Deng sad the Epsom Cup an at down for deans, with three miser run. Then Cu. be no doubt that two such important drain la one day memo to reader the grant de, very attractive; bat I doubt whe ther it would not he better generalship to ewe the Einem Cap till Thniday, which hes soiling of very greet import •iea for denotes. It would be ameseary to altar the as aad hinted of hones having ma is the Derby without biles placed gutting a ilb.ellowan•—• plea I this!' likely to praise* besetul effeete—l would like to see the Bret sad eationd borne, it engaged is the Cup, envy mai ns', my 121 b. aid (lb. link • step would atresgthen Thanday's prog►amme very effectively, and the Gann'. Plate might tate the plan of the Epsom Cap la Weds's day's programme. TDB DERBY. I have little to say in oddities' to pnvitha remarks; but I think the following will be found • pretty comet list of tha STAIIIIII. Artillery Fly-by-Night Pretty Boy A/trek/0 Feuvletto Peek Bay Edion (Bar- Lemiegton Rofferillo9. bertha colt) Mr VerdantOress tilugatplesa(doubt- Bird in Hind Newington lel) Canocibie Peter Wilkins Vanilomulls Cotswold (late Ti- (doublet) Wentworth thesis) Poet* Rico West Lengths Comer (doubtful) Polmoodie (doubt- (doestful) Ellington ful) Yellow Jack Enemies' Plinth . .. - .. I have so rem* asstysed the relative chasm of sash toupetitor that I have rely sow to take sone of the Wen saavesseats. Attalla, sad Vsalensalia ban bona made great favearitas, while Conan bas set &sad his party is his late plan. It would be awn is start his, sad I skald sot be earprieed if it rase to a breakdown with bin if he is palled oat. Bay Hilton ha gins gnat *lnhales V his last trial, sad ha will westbly soprani no 'anus outside di,Wa. Bird-la-Haad still bas a ban of triads, mad he will always lad bakers, as will ales Elliagtoa, the sarneasiata reendisa when I sea sanely aadantaad. He is bong barked by his party with reaewisd fens; bat whether it is to brag kin to a abort pan sad got oat of Ilion mossy, or with sa idea that his ears win, Is ambits,. I Ism a gnat fear of hie main if he is fa must, bat nay will safer auk is pinta estinatioa if the swap at Caster sad York was a shat, sad he anon wia if it was she. Oas of the latest !mosso is that //materna& has been "Shared " by a very strong party; but that I totally disbelieve. He may receive as much " pepper " as they like to give him, yet I cannot close my eyes to the feet that he is the flnest•lookisg horse in the ram, and hie opponents eves cannot pick a fault is him. Cassoble is sot as firm in the market as he deserves to be, end he will come to his old price es soon as he la ems, if he deem not start first favourite. Artillery's trial with Speed the Plough hes given his owner greater eon - Misses than ever, and he will run the pees all the way. Yellow Jack may nes up at the flaish, as he is a thoroughly game horse. I should be very loth to be against Ellington, as a second movement, 'hailer to that regarding Daniel O'Rourke, la 1852, may be oaths board ; but I shall be very well satisfied if I eon anticipate the judge's decision as regards the three first past the post with Artillery, Vandensolis, and Can noble ; and if they are interfered with in any way it will be by Wentworth or Faszilette. Next to these I should have Ellington and Yellow Jack. Very few horses have arrived for the Epsom Cup, Baum boo, Type*, and Stork being the host of the present arrivals. If 111asgansee goes to Elm m she should be the favourite, and will hardly find anything In the field capable of boot leg her. Sultan would like the distance well, bat I doubt a start. At present it loots like Bsuceboa's or Typee's race, tabs throws over by Manganese U she is takes there ; and Immo so unease for her sbeesse, se eke will sot be far from Ascot, where she is engaged a fortnight afterwards in the Gold Cup. I think it will be the wiser plan if I await the issue of the shove two days' sport before I interfere with Thursday's and Friday's programme. A. few words, however, are aseusery se muds THE OAKS, • _ _ for whisk an actuate liit of probable star'sea b oat of the question. J. Day is likely •o attrt Mineepie and MaUpyge, and perhaps Cava likewise • J. Scott has two good-looking filfirs in Comedy and Victoria ; W. Goiter is maiden' he an win with Mermaid ; a. Taylor may ran Mary Copp; J. Gadding, Tyne; end B. Gill, Shot or Secret. It fie not at all impossible that the winner is sot among the above lot but there are scarcely any others at Sinful yet, yet, and I shall await the anisal of the others before I judge of them. Katherine Logic, Fair Oneidas, Eglantine, Blue Mantle, are rumoured to be ander orders. There is likely to be a rivalry in the Dthebnry stable be tween Mincepie and Salim., and each animal has hosts of supporters. Minapie's running with Manganese in the One Thousand Guineas was not so bed a many made it out. She rated with biz all the way, sad war [Wally beaten with great difficulty by half a length. It is my firm opinion that Manganese is one of the best three-yr-olds we have, Derby horses included ; and there is nothing so alarming in Mince pie being beaten by her by hells length. Her stable looks truly formidable, as Kslipyge stands no mean chance ; bet of that two the majority of the stable go for Minerpie, and an other argument egaiast Kslipyge is the fact that she was anything but up to the mark a few weeks ego. Some doubt the stayieg powers of Mincepie ; bat I do not, although the pair already mentioned might be beaten in that quality by CMS, a slow but gems filly. I shall follow the traitor and give Miample the palm of this lot. Victoria ha beet b asked very quietly for plenty of money, and I can only hint thatshe has improved at least 10Ib. on the fora she showed in the Column, where she ran a good second to Wilmer, giving him weight, correctly speaking; and as her trainer thinks a little of her chew*, a mast I. Ma. maid has recently joined Goatees string, and we shall see what hie Bashing touch can do towards turning oat en Oaks aetress. Tyne is a nist-looking filly, and so is Salsa doe. Of the "dark "lot, Shot may tura oat the best. At present it looks like a rare with three of the strangest stables ia England—John Day's, John Scott's, and W. Goater'e—but there is a slight prospect of neither of them hayloft the winner • end it would be a ware tarn-cep for the hookmeken did thii despised Shot hit the target right in the entre! I shall march every movement regarding the Derby up to the meriting of the race, and communiate soothing that I consider important. METEOB.. Saturday Evening. TATTERSALL'B.-SATUIIDAY. Roomtereass, end yerd presented en mimetic' imperm anent. The anomblage compriaed numbers of tailless from all parts of the kieedom—all ansious to ascertain the latest ladieations of the Derby septet, and to regulate their 'peat latioss accordingly. The tran•actioe s were, however, comparatively few ; in feet, the close approach of the Derby wse in our imputes's' marked by so little betting. The strength with whittle Vanderraulis wee again sup ported somewhat weakened the position of Wentworth ; whilst the former Weaseled to 8 to 1 taken to "money,' the latter fell beck to 7 to 2 offered. At the oommencesect Fassoletto showed a slight tea- deity to improvement, but it was quickly checked by the diet) males wbleb was manifested ti lay against hies, sod 6to 1 was earmatly offered at the does. Ctesobis re turned with Mmes. d fame to 8 to 1, and Artillery was in good demand at 9to 1. 26 and 30 to 1 were laid tipsiest Fly-by-Night. 40 to 1 offered splint the Comma. At 1,000 to 16 the 'eyestrain% on Pock eaceMed 1601. 1,000 men wet betted between Artillery and Vandsrmulie. 400 to 200 ea Westworth spinet Cennoble. Bto Ito 1501. spinet Coroner. Bliiegtoe, sad Yellow Jack. 9t02 to 2001. sod 4 to 1 to 1001. splint Cansobie sad Vandermalin °espied. 375 to 26 spinet Faszoletto wields, the Darby and Niece pis the Oaks, and 600 to 26 egst Vaederasulte sod Niecepis fa the same events. CLOSING PRICES. DEW._ 7to Net Wiretworth (04 — iiiio to 40 art Bird.in-liend(a) Ito ?motet° (t et of) 40 to I Coroner (of) II to Vamdercertin (t) 80 to I Astrologic' It) II to Cannabis (t! oil) 80 to 1 °emerald (t) II to Artillery (t 9to I) 80 to 1 Barbadian colt (t 16 to Ellington it ad) 6$ to Itonertborpc (t) I $0 to I Pork (t) SO to Ply-by-Eight to 1 mist 111seeple(t tolatt) 4to 1 11ersald (t) 11 to 1 Hellpyie (t) OARS. I 9 to 1 opt Tyse (t) 10 to t Oetva (t) PROGRAMME OF EPSOM RACES. TORID4I-1111 WOODCOTI. Tea CteVIIII frees on ears MA. with 30 Maid; als a-P•aala. 7t fib; taw. SA 711; Are, list 161 b; els and Mak MI; suns slimed 111, nod mildlem M. LA rails awl • webs el Ile am Darby Cane. Ormet de dey (Monday) by 04,11 /s. Ti. Wesocon iiirailli of 10 tom ask. wilt laS MOM t Ihr 2.yr. olds; MK MIS; ma Mee. list 4,1; the mom& la weivolif owe. out of the Maim. New T.T.C., thilliOlTlO. Sit Sal f &desk*. Vasa. Busk.. Coat* Minna% hilmt,..W. L.=IP Abbott:: Mr. Sykes, a • by Ilt TOME dens, eh e Gtr . -Orees deft Mailailia, l.- -Lrs r. rat" Wmot Ilie Illasdoem Disilmtom, Tn. roiss, ?herald, ro a by Ilimies. TM A b 1 by West/orbit -111edyelae, Celimost • Nlas ot the lam Lady AIWA. b tby km-Astbsr ellasisee di., tk ll l ardaelleAlmelnre ir Anthr y , e Alas- •by M maker, t by Tymbas .." %e Firm-leas,Menmeams, Ti. Epees Mum Hamm? et 111 ems. ark 4 tt, with 100 Maid; the Mawr of my nos (satire estolited) alto , Puebertiolt et dm pastas, lib ears; the mum et the seeded bone toll,. his Sake. Om Mk sad • mortar. MEMO AP e 1 16 Ais st II 1 Tn 3 s• - il Jahr 4 1 Medea 6 I Itenplelemee 4 Lord Alfred. 4 Napiees 111. (las Mb Clotilde ... 4 es.) OrmonlM liaMiona . 4 1 Te d y . Llas. 61 5 ex.) - 1 Flattens 4 4 AausenmemaL ... 3 1 Noisy 4 Komi . ... .. 3 1 &sale Mom ..... 4 b• by 12• Mi—iii; - S Dame Judith Mobs* ........ ......... 3 Deana -.-. 1 Noodled' 3 Palmaretas Atharetre (las Mex.) 4 ammo 6 paid CSIBOOW 6 Demme 1 paid Toe Boma Drams toe 1 rs. each, with 30 added; two yselds, At alb; three. rot alb; kat Set lib; Om els, ad sped, fiet ISM : I mane ellowed 315; awl pain:Mt tie calmer to lie sold toe lidl ems; Mamma U Mead M NM M ims New T.T C. (three. quarters ot • mile). Cams Mb day (Memlay), by etz o'clock pm. Toe Naxos Yams et 1111 is... (124•610 p). for ell ears ; tbe Maser of my nes .ter the riblkaties of the weights (soots aseepted) to any 3lb mire. Om WM Me at lb 1 Ai. et lb Tam Bane ...---... 1 6131br a by Faugh4„llellaat John Dryry ..... • 3 S out at Laukras (1... Mateream ............ 4 7 11, Mb es.) -.. 3 7 4 0 Osekbleek Na0a........ 3 7 7 lUpere carket Vea Wlekis 3 612 Ifir Two HIATPOOTI PLATO et 30 eon., for ell qtr ; 2 email. Set Illb ; (Sr.., 7t lab; tsar oad upwards, OM 710; mares slimed Sib; s ad Wafts M. Belt. Mkt. AM Ap I ASA TM Posy ..... I Are.- ..-.... 3 1 Catty Qm0n........, 2 rearm ............... 4 5w1nd10r..........-- 1 New Br Mao ...... 6 Osafort ......... ..... II M. 011 es - ..... ...... I Maid ot Athos 3 es J d'Esprtt ........ 3 tattle Jobs Ademas ............... 2 The Beskrer ...... 2 WEDNESDAY-THE DERBY. • Tim DOUBT hog= ot SO cove. cub, 5 it, for 4-yr.olds; celth 141715; caws het Mb; the mood to receive 100 sow. oat et the Ware. sad Me Memo le 'pay 100 tooth. towards the polies ead leo. Latins et Ms tonnes ad SO sore. sew metes (1111 subs.) somas ILITSCTTO TO MOT. Wastwortk Turk Laminates Pam 4etlo Mr Tenet Vaedersaulla Disraeli A Tatty etrobsce, Cessolde 11IrthbeJleb6 West bait & Artillery T.7. 5 1.N 1 6 112 Cotswold 7141 Prism Newhistos Mr. Verdant Clem 111111aske Tells. Lk Diamisater Porte Us Oman amberies WS Ismilsas (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. for all ogee. The I publication of tit* Tire Barmen Pram of O . yaw of say ran (=taws ea walabta bib utra. One tale. Age alb Tows Barka 4 812 la half a 310 3 . 441 a ory D a 8 5 Maw Mae 4 7 13 'fn;r:aa TORII Pure a SO et i i!, irtia7r7ireiraes -400614, elb extra. OOS mllO. Ags et 10 Florew 4 10 4 ilkalir — reock (bolo& tag 610 astral 6 $ Osaskeeper Noisy MacesU 4 B na Osmium Bidtel 4 7 1 Flo 3 7 !Taken .......... " 4 7 Age et lb Treachery Coatblack law $ 7 f Rip Van Winkle $ All Newmarket. • paid I) Lief for all go. The e mblisatlon of the AO it lb Wald of the Morn 3 7 4 Alma . Roans Betsy 4 613 T ester cby aomay—Basttle 3 4 6 6 • R R ol- om b eo 6ul 3 6paid • Westminster Pune& 4 p i ll . ........... ....„ - Firebrand Tut Eynon Cr, of 10 0 son., aided to a sweepstakes of 10 sows. seek, It ft; for 3-yr.olds, 7at; four, Bat 7;b; five and upwards, 9 st ; snares snowed 51b, and geldings 31b. To be run after the Derby, and any bores having run In that rase, without being placed, allowed 31b. Derby Coarse. (13 subs.) die Age Age amebas ....., 4 1 beeps Porto Wen 3 Coroner 3 run 4 Olen Lee .... ....... 3 Bt. Hubert 4 Cato/ens Lady Tanen Rilleesn ...... .... 4 =games 3 Entente , ' field Ina Denney, arenas or 5 MTS. win, wa 30 added; two-yr olds, Get 1213; three, Set 10th; lour, set lib; livened upward.. let 01b mares .slowed 51b, end geldings Slb. lb. winner to be mid for Ist loss.; allot/mots If Mood to - bs saki for las. Holt s mils.— Closes Idle day (Moody) by six o'cdook p.m. -- • .71tUttliii:T.-THETi I IO•TELI4OLD STAKES. Ti. !MN FOCII.TIAl•OLIO BURN Or II ems. ems* h ft, with leo added if not walked over for; aolu, est 1110; 60ee. Sit 61b. New Derby Coarse. (11 sure.) Pam, Spinner, fby Leeriest—Non AP place. The Proemial.. Bade. Tyaresouth, Vandal, Polygon', Conte. eel*. Smehavire, Bending atie. Twoorase.oui STAID of 10 son. each, with 30 added; oolts Sit Tile{ Miss. est 4th; any winner before starting. Sib extra. Half • mile. Enke.) Mr. I. adkines Preeination, Mr. Barnard's Com modes 'Mrs), Doke of Bedford's Crozwle, Mr. Bowes's Bel Oise% .oapere Delo% Captain Chrisise's Equity, Captain t bristle's The Aftet, Mr. E. IL Clark's eh f by Sir Tattoo Sykes—Lady Peel. Hz. Omen% /Doswell (h.b), Mr. W. Day's Uucebt. Mr. W. Ws 4030100.16 , J. 11.Dong1iesUernment. el r. Drink at .'s Black Tommy. Mr.C.lersaby's femur Bader, Mr. Howard'. itehallloa, Mr. How. erre date Dad Iteeekregb. Mr. D. Lane's Saturn, Coiocel Martys'i 'be es Osillegemed—llf, Mr. Merr ) 's ate to Dranmoist, Mr. Morris's DaM) IN Mr.Merrlifs General Seaport, Mrs. Clebaidestoo's Dar- Mr.T. Piests lieeniss, Kr. Payees b f by orlando—The DNI.II, Ki. Payee's Pertense, Mr. POlrtley'• Qlllll2 of the way, Mi. W. ona's Lady Mamie, Baron Bothrelitic's Sleetra, Mg. M. lisrorsers PAO; Mr. fleyinemr Thellasoe's Modem* Cliateet 01111 4. Tattea Closes of the East, Mr. liazon's Woe mew terry, paid. Ma Mauves Putt of 100 p., for roarer only; Kyr.oldr, 7at ; Sim; Sat 910; ave, tat 21b; ail and aged, At Sib. Great Memor ial= Stokes Coons, 2 miles and a quitter, to start at the winning iikeir.—aors this day (Monday). bye o'clock P.m. Tas Ouse Bram Pure of 100 tors. (limulicap) ; the wiener of =nos after the publkaSsa of the weights (matches excepted), Sib Derby Coons Age st Clan& Bracken ........... Man:biomes@ John Dory Jabs& ....... At&7stoos .t ltt i I 6 6 6 Kestrel 46 2 I Pantheon 4 • 7 12 8:roaco sib S 6 7 5 aIIMOUDOINKIIt 4 7 2 Rip Van Winkle 3 1 4 7 2 Usella 4 7 2 Mimeo 6 pea l . _ f t gl;roT-re i i i •Td iie — iielase. - Tae mamma Dream of Il sots. sulk VIM 113 rid; Tyr-olds. 64 3lb ; three, Ott Mb; roar. Of 7.1 e ;Wee, dz. snd aged. lilt 171 0 c rearm snowed 516; 'Odle" elb. The wiener to he sold for 150 som. ; allowances if entered to be said kr to.. New T.T.C . , three. (Icarian of • tall..—Claw by ales o'ciscii on Wednesday night. m Tee Cosammil.a of 50 sere. (liamlesp), for all ages. The wiener of snag race (matches excepted) after =Miami= of the weights. 610 extra. New T.T.C.. three.qoarters of • mils. nAr st lb Age lb New Brighton 9 4 I Alutor imspe 4 8 9 Boeing Betsy .... ....... 4 7 0 Weathercock (Waled The itelthla 3 7 9 Ise AM sates) II 87l g by Faugh.a.Ballagh, lareids• —... 4 8 4 out of Emulous (M. Nowitigt_ 6 711 eluding slb extra)... II 6 11l 4 711 4 7 Tester 4 7 1 1 9 0 eby Clurasy—Bmtge 4 6 6 Cleopatra 4 7 b Westromster Geogan gnus December Profane Aire, Pokes FRIDAY-iLIE OAKS. Thu OA IS BTAIII;710 SOTS: ;;;11 - . Vit; - foe 6-y old OIUO4 Sat 71b each. The owner at the second Oily a receive 100 POTS. oat of the Nakao. and the winnu to pay 100 sows. towards the polio and Initiations cd the warn, and SO moos. to the judge. Mite and a halt, the now imam (137 sobs.) Minton's lactose Mar 7 Copp Mermaid la Victim* Intimidatiou 17111 i97ge Alice Wentworth Fair Geraldine Queen's Head Victoria Flyaway Rho Bell, or Maid of the Morn Plying Ducker Tan Manna*' PLATS of 60 ; for 3.yr.olds, let 41b; four, let 101 b ; Ave. fist ; big and aged. Out 31b ; mares allowed tlb; led goddess Sib ; horses having started at thD meeting and been brae sawed 31b, twice or more, 31b. One mile and a quarter. The plebe to be sold for 31.0 eon., If demanded, ha. Closes tie MlPit Mime mussing. in lezimar PLATS of 60 son. (Handicap), for all ages; any I,loller after pubikatice of the weights to cony Mb extra. New T.Y.C..thmequarters of a mile. Any number of horses the property of th• oar weer may run Be this plate.—Closes by nine o'clock an Widards, TKR TAM Own 001/LIT FOAL STASIS of 10 SM. each, with 100 TWO, e-yr.edds; colts, est 71b; Mile; 41b. Tbs winner Me to of gamy Mb; the w race. raced horse in that or the wheel. W Oaks, or the Two Thonrand Guises Rakes, fib extra; to be mem the Oaks, and Allis having warted in that vow, oatyag plum% allowed alb. Lee mils of the Derby Course. (38 sobs. hateful, Cosl.bleek Rose, `tyre, Little Bylies, 81r Tate% RielentM. •by Ike Libel or Leo John Beene, Bt. Dunstan, PAW" Is m ole,, m—Mary. Sunshine, Carry, tby Bay lilibiDan—ideness. b e by Bolingbroke —Paella's dam. WilloletheWbe. Aibreloger, Peter Wilkuis, Kingeland, Van Gales , The teas*, Hausa of Vesilsen. The Fury, Rampant, Arleen:dm Wad. Tan ) DEIST an OAKS STASIS o(3 mom. each, with SO Wet f-yr olds, get IMb; three, tot 1010. four, let 7lb ; ex. and shed. bat Alb.; mares sLetred bib, and gekllngs. lib; horse; having warted owe at this =Ohm sod been beams. allowed 3lb ; twice, Mb. The whine to he sold Ix LW nags.; allowansts if entered to be sold for less Half a oils.—aces theaight before minis/. Mum assess ce nassoran.—Faxsoletto. Fly.by.Nlght, War. lola, Tilde; 'fetal. Iredele. Comedy. Forbidten Fruit, Greenlee Amiens, Lomat. Masse* ArAllery, Mirage, Gamekeep r, Coroner, Tele, Jai, Mr. Verdun Green, West Lantos. Vander mete Be. V et Mr. Bybee, Tyne, Falstaff, Queen of the Itgai. aer, 331neleser, The Unexpected, blind., Reto% telissAte.Feresestlee. Abner. The Prince, Newilgton, Via. =FT= lad Oslo mi zi e. 2 4. 7 th el.leas t Jane .h rtha l , Rip Vu en needs —Flmeelle.balt by i — Igto s 's r der. Filly fly Van Tony—QOM alb. Ms Abbot, Eon ty , on, Kestrel, Roving Baby, leggehre. Apethy,Reslmm, Pock, Filly by Loop/anis —Vaillt sivion. lle Cam, 1111010111 M Wentworth, iltererthorpe. Fiereet, Grainplase . Minotele, Kallnyge, Ceren, Oldlay Musaa, Oeswold (late Tlthocur), The Ephesisn, Dethmente Mangsrer, Mantranste, Ellington, rthrLin Bawl. &Wok Sos WS,. Mat, Lisbon' WeethecodL Admaas. Ariel, Jeu d' Wile Strawberey, TWO Berke, Plinths:Tog Psi, Assam, Melbas, Toornenent, Tiered. PhD are you!, Lady Oolightl , Ciendollos, The Amber, Bucklagbam, Borderer, Bias Jacket, Kate Quom's Had, Mermaid, Pyrrha, Otertelle ties, Teeter, Georgian Milm,Commotlon, Ruth, Rama. Little John, V 01..., Wass, Ilicodeoik, Alma by Flateateber, Grevllle, MOM* col Carious, Mark Fori ßi linguise Mary Copp. Ports Rico. Teodora, Fat Claraldins. Exhange, Leamitigton. Reuben Martin, Wrigow. Tcaluiln W and rovers' others whose name we ewe art tentese. RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS. On Tuesday, the Mk, acid ta Ibureday, the tOth, trans at the usizal lout Slial MONK dam ens will ran from London to Epsom truce 7 &eel° 11.10 as., mg free Rpm to London after 7 tuns. AtlMMasel bet tress will can from London to Epmeb from 11.18 am. a 1.20 pm..i 2 retaraing teem Bpsem front 4 p.m. to 7 pm. ab Ye Delft end Cub day. Wednesday. the Mb. sod Friday, th• 99411, Woe ran at the usual first anti mooed Ws Imes boa Lase* to lig ow from 7 am. to 9 a.m., sod tom Emus to kodon *Ma=lbd babe will rim from London to Epsom from 1.3 as to 1./11 pm,a tam Spool to London from 4 pia. to 8 p.m. 09 WlDlfilVeley mid OW day • special engem train will alas leave tM looMmiMMo Ireminas at 1.43 p.m. measly, arriving at Spasm la timo for the noo. TM oldlomy Indus WIWI Lembo and Croydon and Loaders anal Spasm tee M mdroly omoddlit dating the how above advertned. Ismaseigier TIMIIII6-14/1611 special acmatmodatim of intending Mho,* W Moir haft MI him Panes), the London, Brig too, W Swath Ommt Balmy Oampom to run manioc tralse from al ads seetleis sew doh iam tine day (Monday) to Satur day, Miottot. It may, tbsooltm, Ito ospoolod, that a ram number of the moonlonists will avail {Harlem sf tbe opportunity of adding to halt VA of alpine and entestaiamenas n a trip to Boum on Ms Derby Dm." LATEST BETTING AT THE WEST-END. DERBY. 7to apt Wistmorth 10 to opt 217-27-Night (of 4 (t to 400 k) 4 ) to 1 Bargains e (t. 11 to Tessolotio (t to and offd) 11101., sod oft off, SO to 1 Poet (t) gto Omostris (t freely) SO to 1 Cotswold (t) •to Aztrffery (t) It to 1 Ellington sag •to Viosisrstulln (t) Bird in-Honff, 20 to WNW& (t) eoup(ed (t) 21 II o 1 Tato. Jack sod to It _mod std Bird-9241nd (t) Plait SECO D, OR THIRD. • Io I apt Csoosblo (t) 5 to I apt Lthogtos (t) /I to I Esssetetto to Iloto 1 Cotswold (t) 4 to I 'fellow Jock (t) I to I so s eTiii - ospil (t) CRICKET. MAITLIBONE CLUB AND GROUND AGAINST TEN COOIITT OF 'rut match will MIMI DCA to day. at Lord's Ground, sad will no doubt attract numerous opotttton. This fon:twins is a list of the players : Distils boss Club sod Ground—Eoo. E. C. Loirds, R. Broughima. En., W. N tholes*. Esq., I. Trodtrdt, E.g., J. Walker, P. Walker, Esq., A. H. Walker, E.q , Dun, Grundy, blortingoll. County of Kent—ii Andrews. Esq., A. llyun, Esq., N. Bmitb, Esq., J. W. Wills, Esq., Adams, Clifford, Frlor, Goailhow, Hiller, liousadi,