The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-25 00:00:00

smorous Luuuert AllD 117 ADVOCACY I,ll' rinumrcr. A earls of the Meath et the Society for the lA.dwd Maigke her etre Patroaart. sod erred tmb-in memelq ermine et Myrrh= Han Writ" Mir thspeseekacy of ler. A. h. Minos, .About g o < areeried, swam whose wen Mr. Raehdele , the IMT A. M. lierhemea, Roc T. Mr. 11. C. Widtehent, sad many sem remiss T worry. !Yemenites, deer emproslag the=theedea he OM at W deed= as • raker of the saw tomtit geltweeig seed him an oppotharth gar="hie sprier or rearm esseadad a r= 101111egly, therved that It in NM of the happiest eirialleoledee MOO wormer that le in cat Tied as with out dears age egategragaismaktgut eV!' comb- Earl mem at the the erre, rot rim • peat sale, Its balm mitelpie was rea Ile era, emi km min salyeadar ca" = the abeam et we awl& mg be ems that tykes world saes be be its k=) IllehehmmW there was hat few prom "L itir bid the idgelphe ot that ma allbded • rolseity et the deism ; red one of ab s . ra wer why the eultadem et her itemehhe was appease by so bur • dm at moosesows the It was sore to berolm • thew at the Agar et relies to tan saes. (Kw, bra) The reuse Sawed how &emerges were them morth period rearm mitt comar all at he se arasheder for religiose rme .paid the number of this edellsee 0, with the ragalare of the establietted church ; era 11 in te • sow pertiarnent, fleeted on tsar issim as ese p o rted the Wham that set met Let foe the full development d Ss They dig sr feel st el the erg sag tme gra who had repro =is prthmllet bed net her retarag st theirs arks& Thum gra am* he biased, loss lrio si =thalthr reratag _thameree to a tom err wetill Se rile isms theft a the hear arc (Chem) Thor in me pair= these mg Mire mar he sees mg dwell, se Orew se rem bare dews to all steam et lir smateitelty. (edam) the weld__ ea, zast ie viregogr om = ham br i s ib the of . lfz io l= rot et =less ltheity--(lms, be -'- so iledit last he wage .its be Mosel to re. Itamst a the seer Morpheme rarer. (Ohmibl Me sasheisi with aims obramilloas thsdargag, is hied el the retain my hostility w the "ritual tatergre the astallehall ;Moth, and tering le show that than 1M Ms would to Oct be egrascat by the attainment of dr sedetro siren The tar. IL & Pince, electoral reolery of dm souk% Ora regooki te Mule the course roma by the eagisty timer to the were alectioue. After stmesete g OM the driddlos leek dr asearkese, Idt• eery M e sit kr grim he pemehei Irmadasly it wee dry int der hiring *ON copies of eilegoo, 1= 1 :: letherras ft the Meters. They pat k this mild& osadidatee has eke the owe 11th atheread they la SWIM' ese gored ..army wale la ether Om brir were a rm mutat N berths metals raillom sigrameg to the in. dares a the thil. There ere Asa 170 sew ma Masa to the Famed kit Mar& seg hem them throe ato, he reg, es sserra ether thirty to rase Is ham S bear tir padres edlidgeo Itharty. (C forty leara.) Ids mu orgies wee, the the Imp-mmi imedes at elmelageserso SOW se 111 gum Milk mak et seelhoesta, thrt dr Medd= et idles= gethermair a ast Smdamn They beg ma IS 4.lllolllllllolthseradre es to. rant Mr. Ayres to the sew lase at Cara; thera they grail at ems bage m d to re his smegibil ere with M. the w . y, Mr. god ether et the sere saw lie Ors into dare ethiparlam vith die Plymouth election, ahem !brieP lii &r wee ogled by Mr. Whits, whe hal pledged Ws. Mite Ihe riselphat of the ossiely, sal the Walk metes wire Mr. Oflrs, gee die erearetel 7e by the aordlere, art easokieg by M. Or the malt et the Ire Medias rem mi. ciieled le gesemega the Ideas of the oar ; ri OM the espediree pied Is them wall rove Tory adagio is ay girder strwegle Is Moe. Mr. Inanimate, The-Predgest et the 111114 Ikeloty, this epee to die itherist assagra : " The Mlthres =rla the More of CaliMlNl—Mipthe slams& al the ree emend to_u. mak Sea le Ark der the aw parlimmt hip isreimate of Oak rot illinailda" It a mt, he seta, be milder& thug the enthrles decal saes MAW, Mr. Pm Mr. the. arl dr W. Can wee a heavy blow eed rest throossethemat" is the kends et the are; bat, Maar meting makeles, ha hit agile* Is /ram le the lase. He think the se , ip =mest weld teak Ogee rstmate—the earth nee Uri hide theallgthat seasnon, mg the Itameeth I =fies—est that thaw teldermes roar peeve Asps to no Cris th e se ems threglea. (Cheers) 17x. HarDzirox, ggreatthe We stothaill aragrag ea the pemlies Aber at thre grael bier& with whir& ermatry he othir=rimait egmegleithr •kw real, astl irked it te be Me hid the IS kr the tesseska d the dm& with the Mee them they welt in der bend st =a, white-boy mem, rihiem-mem, Zit sad power 4 O'Comol, oifing mill Are stheemmis at rheas were ebethhei there gra game be pease le beim& , The Pm. R. P. Mem lersieral the Warn siathaert Our agora hirgs—oney • reek raggreptlea et their fergethe ears meths 1k is Mew i tokolio arvisoo la or Mr. Kau, is Mai to lora le the assamost, Wei MINA web Irma amirsedess et sympathy mg spikier Inge them beg eskileg, he rid to Ilak that, irk et awes or &Blasi s Mini at to. be. der= bed pima • radirebie Mary. 11 he bed emarebil maametegly_ Mt • reams whisk Mlle I he hell it, Ike ealsowillid Ulf Is arm*, mg dile pia Moldy meld lest opts he oriel to that peer= he sere War to., wee • spire le Mash he rigid orgekse le were— there TMs dries Is the pedigrees, at wadi he Mali mar es mesh emir is the mesa ea be wee Is the Meese of Comma. (Um barr.) Their mai sot be Yid by the d this or that the lase at 611 sr the haler, shy my eadthred gime Melt Mr the ouspirks et this esiverd aselgary. Is alio resort theme of Ours tang woe read Mr in bola she seg• dromasei be rye tad mg asp aralas le the pritalphs d esigiess Me Ilk past pissegre a seathring the th elmeie at • perthed opesisse, Oat dot NOM Wes gpt searries pram arra es, aorre4 .. tabillev es z ai rr, km) Thar oily wes der &WI puma their ob. peas by rehear mese. Thsy beil se with le ths /dip= eastrergth seildse • ealthrse ether a l i t &idea OS swim gesh ammerty p s i mele M wee OM Aral be .egad te the in itt t mirth mars to Midi the choral was !MUM by to dare gram Whgeser age emit meths mord for the ethane. W=mg et he Ms Mem et rellgies smog the cammath2.4e bereget. be task* to *ll • wersearrmarg whether lama the mad tar that porpra • Math =tor e whal pewee er be sad it ashy , el th d dr law, hL emisat wag =be the ram et Myra. Ose at the wale whisk he eatiggetet kat the orilerim et him& mg sem ears hr SIM trom the Meer et Ormese me this, thet who miorsteed *the girths surib wel with them Mrs wrath, rear theiapaiN Meier at the hilt the beige elf le berme Ihe ogress. et those = i l b s the Mom Mg dm, the d thek ham. try they M. have • perreett gik—• sels ram Ureters, the try shogeremesse while set tell the degri bat thaws earthen te the pritedia la week kir care randral. It wee wed kr to hem • Wit mkt thi age their emir arra th a t his they lid they led ars their hp. .) take am ems a amber 4 pagre aria, (errs) Trade ate Udine that rther me r sos_who resther at all—who caret markt thaw es thowebi they were eadgesee who beg Sr gel Ithe the Lem et tammes, NM wee masts oohs pad thighs Owe at tervegardieg Mk • mamas Wm t h to Mama Ira persisswere sawrearthei elerg Veer Immo, mg be maim Ito. abases • are to,. bra the reasgth at the lamb of visas Itherty the . Mt perthreet, wag be et Mut se per is ' the sew me (Cam.) It wee sat the h Ire oodllomot to mkt thee the cars et seW sarises siresaa. Tim ha vigil gar b l i2 es either htheg riyu i rL ibempli the sal the was a less of Midi hs the imp dm et weld be rwarg ft ftr selarles They mrt set seem es therth they beil ad is Mir • ma et tem tauf=egt. (Mem km) the was masks me le gs sighleet—ths Issalthr thus d the : Math semord the go& the gthot et Idiot ane to parres the deaden her Ikarthollllllrthey. DM hr cam mast OW* 111101 pokily Lon kr se be ; it la the Thorig Mho the ley et noaderles, ble app.. seer ber ark= resdithletelenaine whacker se am they iambi ge le dr gell. Tar egged tarsier 44 =pla as Mama rill mere is=sme tithe he kg malleset. Meth in the tees Mae red dell marebdikaos thialthal Ira Mors to go kr emedre rr; beer—Ossifta4)--beet ono irdo datee at Mum Tarim of Ms *Avg Terre tree term oreeeratten—sabody but theem Maw wham— dagglisrl--emegrare wen le atm serstrysierlegs me m. gager over be Me kr his arterethroal ran ts mbar aghserthgary dat thel amber mit was ep Err Peaty. The dreolh mg try pagth MI err would Mow loom sod meth le bthes aka - his &dorm that they wadi mar bare wth me dm (Lesgbier.) It wee rear the they _Welt kg their Wort gam led ; it gem pegible that • asemletes at the Homo at dommes weld .at their maim sat that be a ... With Mak II Meg a hue pima der the et laddthe. (dbeera) Igo that was sat the amereo we raw Warr begeger Mar Itethads. (am km.) la .ridge, he MI he errigarel the purist of seem hr the 41111N1 et kit hsiptsr sew third roe Wm maths egiel.Ve=ost lemt et re gelds Mid la the threstke at ram morkesi a rebate that these re her rem at the Mime they weld herstratha comalituer ey le menials ; aria Meal that the Ism at 0m..., sherd Mew the Math eke lkam rieriz v esit rarer the malemest at the qualier ea tho het slap learmis the mirth witsiZe, ad meth ebeeths et the perk. (11emeret age.) THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 25, 1857. The tart sentiment Tr given ley the H A T. Stream neckties, being as follows, "The Liberation of Italition Soci ety—m ss o f its principles 'multiply mid stimulate its The * proceeding* were of a very eeriest mid harmcnious cobs/meter, and did mot terminate till a law hour of the ORPHAN WORIINO SCHOOL. The nifty-ninth saner court of the governors and wikerriltre et tie eltailiwr ikon rotary at the Laren Terme, .waive Ilriel3yeerty report nos the Bond of the Carr* Oenerain es the arta of the charity, end in NY. Ibeic s : the auditor's report, sad fur the eleelleet It IT lbeyella tote the school. Mr. Km aro! the wr r the chair. The report of the la t um eel ifflir. Bur the etestry, rongua~ melba gm Ur fort Sal edierr advancing imp the cr erity yr me* vigorous thft over, and proemial to say : The tillitosortiar to pogrom under reelloat triers, end lob ordost is rat M. The mood erodaeloa like /ice ea the gr, vies ft Hon. Ad ILlssid. ILP.. voll eiLtor n° ••• w e? this lis" Thest the thirst &t o m s raft hawlllll. :11 9 •10 1 .. 6.1 1116= fria am mi ter ta uses% IMS MO It lin t *, Wale= W NSW Hun to arm Mr* Mei sin eery raft The child veal ohm • & ren re tH IS god loft am The anditoe'a - Mr, ups ft grog mart of vaa Ils. riming ad rip lift ft remeo ft pro of provide= sOn eluting. ho Sem oftlfthal warm of donations oft in aer s =the sift a• sour festical bat l The governors itpindllielliennhjannelleaWhO hm given • Oar Is ft rid after te rra of the el* Ore 260 gamer (the lift' hothe d a el giving to has the Pere oft t to aft an. The crafty la aft gift to tbo Delo of ANA ft prorating • IMO' Um et Ile tiot %If ill. Mob. efts the ameslirlhor afteefti to IHN. We. OM* fft e t forkt . "...6 Tiodri ts:6 4morw e a rthe irs: llll 4 . V l ellere lso : Mot in the oftei oft deollesslabo— WOO ; pikel; toed, We; total stir oftived drift asorseement haying been 1,748. eernit ten with the view of duly cekbraling the rebilres the idly will eater epos its owireari res to., Ha Hay sod, at a oporid ofterml fie ft pompom, sorter, 'That haftliate rim= to left tooosio cro fter/row at the °Rift Wefts Besot by railing such VIM fifit lbw mirpreet Ot= bending at Haver sisak-lolls• mann a receive and provide for the as pftement relftmonot end education of 400 children; andlhollthe us roftel rift* of the proposed plan, that only pi soodillesol noir of children beyond the raft obi he for ftelethraftilti it their-hod r the inerarol iris of the aloft ell porit.' They re reeefti the Apra of a Ists walkatiftg thin to wit 7 est liollpleg. They kow co Ei air= Ihoesgbeatthroorry tw bp pdpit ter ililitersigsZSdrear."Vis rftwarbr. col thortrig inou lllZ gy ie. 11111 6 9=7 W e l s a e t d i a v y . Jame hee soared tz i rs" The bafteserot sego the he tho par, ordinal ▪ eziorrdinary, otHIHMK M. id which 3,691 f. Ift mar her anbaeripftrr Igsaeioa, ri odor oarribetiar 4,21 W. Is. ed. fror to ef a frei of dopoolt at b* .sale of stock; 2011. 11. Hike Wire at dr loshre at the loginning of the yso. ea the Nei ekes dloikeds rot other flYOSSOliallt we i=g th▪ e b ar % ft try spoodi:nre xPla t i orlat in K. to peeress sad to rifts argorellos ei ll = s o b a wWWWbololLillood w i t of ism aims to , reutad as the MAW !raft Onat beaker Waft Wa ft . Mt, no aorkleifte: On 3d. The property at thlo Near afthe or MK b. N. Thai Of' t eat The. vir Cent. Ifolloosd, 4.11111. Two-and=por Cu. Aftilis, 2,6004 on loan to Mr. acrd on to Withood Perk Rotate, 5001. ile_et brhoeill shore is ft Lode asd Liver pool .ftol, es ft aft of Pl. by the lie drafts Pros girl, les ; ma the abbe h . & Citysed osier. Kraft Per. The CMAIIIMAS, /Whig moved the ~ea et the rays*, remerted. is reply to a qesstiom that wheel b. but Memo mareereal with the theft. the Cbr-nel pawl" left 414 L a year ; aow Yyeekeel a mat of room ;- lie " he eceepematioe bed Mee to amile& ammittee to cony impweemeers by whit b the booms tem thM marts wield be Mlll WM" eribmemi. The report wee weesbeetety emeerth, mod smeletioes the memeitem to any out their Mews r a tellemee mil l i e l t ahleaticee d the astesery year, =joarbe Debi el bpi preetleg at the *Waal, emeltee of the yrisikat, the treerumr, adodor petewlyel Biers; W Armor& the committee proemial to the etectiom at whirls the swam of children above Mated were Wetted in, sad pieced upon the inualatkm MPUIZION OP THE POOR-LAW INSPECTOR PROM THE XARTLEBONE BOARD OF GUARDIANS. Yesterday, in consequence of It having been rammed by Mr. Parsell, poor-law inspector, that it wu his intention to attend and take his east at the I[aaeyrytebvnr Bawd el Guardians, there was sot only • fall atta.deace of aseilmere, hat the woe appropriated to ratepayers behind the her was completely teed. Mr. Barron occupied the their, end shortly after twelve et:tech Mr. Tana, the poor-law inspector, entered the teem, on which several peardian• rose end celled attention te the eircameeesee that a etseager was pnesse. Mr. Far sell was Awe need who be was, and having explained, he was @eked if be was • Mime', to which he rapid to the ampetive. Mr. Samoa hiss weed Mat all ratepayers ha sequested la Min bat =MI Ifiese who wen set alepayers sod slung= In vehdraw. I Mr. TALVITMIN HIMONT, MAIM Ml* 1111= 4 :abe ti adds Mr. roma wee set • dee•gm, emd am tho ai Pear-law Beard, hs hod me Ina eight_ tie his seat then as arty et them Ms caned es the dirk is sea the dere et the sat at uuelinnist arida gm Wm Nat *M. (Lend ado 4=7 ; ") After mmaiiide The Curious rest the 10d section of the 10 sma is = ::. tall, wieb gave si ar, booi tes the peweeet wiry bred of gmaidieme or other local milleg held ter the wad at the per, mad to take pert la the pm i b i i ssa Natu i t i zi.i. ". T vote id eat anode Idaseelf a sissnmee, sod was Aare to a tested ag r s baig baud, les eie dr basid, a rtir isi aart a imentiss Thu mania was pet end mid ea a Mika by 21 to 4. Bir JAMAS HAMILTON wished 60 MOT* that Mr. Powell withdraw his sometimes till that day Iketeight, and that in the orates the board take the opiates of the most lIIMMIIM raid es to his right bathers. This was met with the most delsmied appoint and ells apes the chokers to enforce is emolutiot shooly eaniet. The CNAINIIAN had no doubt If memo deadseissi would move that Mr. Powell be requested to withdraw, be would de ea (Hear, hear.) Any future step et the board could Mem be . Mr JATI:VAIIILTON as the reediest way of carry ing oat what he had pre viously proposal. * he would move west the gentleman attending as the regnmentative of the Poor-law Bawd be requested to withdraw." _ (Hear, hear.) The Hon. ad Rev. J. T. PFLHAM sounded this motu - HAIL audit, was carried with one dissentient (Mr. Morrison) .. Mr. If . mid ho should of course comply with the resolution, bat the question would now have to be tested be tween the Guardians and the Poor-law Board in • court of law. He then retired. A resoktion was read from the Political and Parochial AMOINOMMII of the borough of Marylebrme, denouncing the int=mad airbag their co-operation in resistance. It to be entered on the minutes. The board, after other business, separated. ITAcANciss, Arronmcre, AND P/OXOTTONM IN TIM CIVIL Smarm—War Departammt • Mr. Graham fliammerabo, of the Maim Store Branch. tams been op. to Has Kam is aargo of stores foe the expo& force In Chin. Cienwei Post-odios . Two vereacios ilrlve Ira tassi he Go wetwoot bras* Nowa Port ia% liskeleamekly the GIG of Yr. James Cruel sad the sermenaraidies GIRL Walesa. British Museum • Mr. W. IL lye, wart sods_, he. been appuutted an smartest Imre la Go apertmet plated boa.. Coast Guard Comseitr Thor Gato be Ma waisted to Qerns lowa OMNI, vise Cumnior Loiper, m ov ed to Oduar; lk. Gamy Moil Mettlem bas bran appointed mar d 111 .8. : 2 2.k; Olumatlet W. L. itemeritors, los but 111 1•=001, Comm& ?we, whom mist of sirtio• irt mph& Gob= : Mr. Jan P. Corisr Is n agg•GGII • tint he lir Lori QM'S Alpileim, lA. la; Mr. Ma Mom bes Imr• pitmokil lira oft sistittat owittolite d ussmis ai Ltiotopook to Is ottimair of sem la i Ohs Larks Dear ; Mr. riser ?mow has been peemeled bin dart, frat firs, dotard= Docks, to Is maim* eeartaw d .wanso et Liverpool • Mr. David Lama Gs lists possled Gin iptimaipi sew Moor at Holyhtedl. omisditrat Timm& LA Wks: Mr. C. I r ani" atidiat tionielmr tioni 4116 6 tommitattir lid dim l• sepol; Mr. 11. J. islere, frrambsrame i t ask lr hos appciatel astillosi sow itheintr rood dm, Ti. GREGG Simi, wires union have is umm atimil et Ilhe aped Met Gmotaitr-is-Cbief; Dab% iimmistair Is the Pun t Joraboa opal bark Leslie:bra wield sa atibleat l• Go isat it tint Cg s the M. J. DWI" Groist . CRUM PALACL —On Ihinuxo Pamir, Aran SC—Miami as coxing, 2,006; Milo mem tiolae, all ; lad ahem 3, AMENDMENT 07 OUR MERCANTILE CODE. A numerous and highly influential meeting of riserrhante and ahiproroers of the port of Bristol was held yesterday, M the Commercial Rome, in that city, for the purpose of aiding in the movement which is being made for promoting an amendment of the laws which govern the men-ends marine of this country. Mr. P. W. 8. Mike (of the firm of Milos and Kington) ocespied the chair; and amonget the gentlemen present were Mews. W. P. King, C. lamed, B. Dyer T. Wood, J. Edwards , James Bush, G. Cole, J. P Jok Moore, M. Whined!, jun., William, he. ' Mr. WP. K tito moved—" That this meeting, while it approves of the principle of collecting the mercantile laws in one code, is of opinion that the Merchant Shipping Act of 1864 is defective in many important particulars, and calla for mhos." Mr. Wstrwmt m., he oamodbig the resolution, can pinned of the at erti after they had com plied with all the emit the Board of Trade, being held the emit iijig tit loft by Rammer shim to the saint at net bee Me - 18 f. or toa !meter, while the relatives dos& progger bat woe anti tkd to recover lot.; sod, vim int milled wilb Mak might sue the owner in most MI meow ne ninth as a jeep would give them. Mr. Whinwell Owned Is the power at depriving captains of their ortilestes, while I M Moo woes bread. He stated that by ding sway with mete male= et apprenticeship the kw kilkatarioneed the almeesM et esnesin. Ile complaised of =being Amid Is and dip for any . service rea ms st seoldok sod old snob serems ndght be rendered with goat mdiantege lino mercantile marine, end without say prMaditrele the noel service. Mr. EDWAIIINI owed "Tint the clams profemint . t: limit the liabilities of nsta In certain GAM and t relating io the 'skills of courts of inquiry, are both mast and impelliii" Mr. Yee sacenfol O rosMka, swl complained from prime *Ml operione st ths hosier ere an the shipowner, and said it would lee lespeohle Mr Mum to emery on a pawnor trade in competitien via if they were subjected to such Mum I=lrea.tertaljuriadictios of inch incompetent coons et ismary. H. Me told that the Board of Trade had only sot milosille man }'spot them, mid such a body ought not to has He gresement et the trade of this coantry. Mr. W. Mine having Isehtly doted that he differed with the other 'posher' man the sethject of appostkeship. Mr. nonce Lot aapported the mambo and stated ex pires which had - Moaned through the defects of the present inseam. Captain Mono= of the Poimodor and Oriental Coseposy's stoke, who alteeded sa s deputation from the emodatka formed at ifoutharaptiou, confirmed many of the stetesesnie =NM and pointed out mouse of ement. O pe ther iodations, pointing out alterations necossry In the law, were adopted; as ow also a petition to the house of COMMONS; end the protendinge terminated with a vote of thanks to the chairman. TO Till ZDITOR OF Ton IMPRTIIIN. 8114—The past week has produced some startling alterations he the pospects of the Derby candidates, and the reap It of the Spine of Shllleiterb, Lady Ilawthont, Clued* illindestrikand Zuyder Zoe ims followed closely on to Ile Web et that of fichishen, Mhlste, Comedian, Coleedil, ad Bird-in-the-Hari eimmirson and Saunterer are sloe sagirisi but tinn, sod at See puma time there are bat sista homer at bee than SD to I seek it the market, Blink Idle at Bto 1, Skiswilehr d Anton at l4 to 1 each, B l a Z an at KM 1, Areenel, Loymikad W. D. at 20 to 1 each, and Tteeleilment at 26 to L lea wonderful tell time will he within 'Mea !ten iet iheied three to beg =l= 10 to 1 before a aame n „ la the . grid d t i e market no one could he eke seed bones see left ine emshst lbw will be very itert phis whet iltwenettes al theist& of dm Wing. I nregjmithintilei Seer Or bum r beim se 110 to I, aa holesowir ems est almost mean to me le le 1 sgain. Miledioide has siemorl le the position of mend ihvourite, fa tho rooglit Warderminke and Apathy so malty, and elm kip Me winning the Great Northern Hem. dies. His remmilt, however, jet not half declare ease* he ma, an he Mil some difficulty in getting away from re• wee while making 2016 from him. I cannot me why Allow is not se pod a favourite, es, receiving 1916 hoes rtinissikne, be beat hire by a neck for emend playa at Moe= toe the Metropolitan, that being his second effort OM lay. In_ the City and Suburban, Ademea gewsWarerwde 2.1 b and beat him by a neck, while Skies Mew per him an extra pound at York, and beat him, and yew ale wily. The ram was run, however ' at such a slew gnot gist I shall not let it guide roe In the lout, and I sell ash teamed Is Apathy giving Vidette—who is, os die, lola den beer than Skirmisher—nil his work to do for Os Two Throng Guise., even in the face of the whole lire silks deg hying 60 to 1 eget him. He gave Wea kened* lb, mil tea him to a head, and as the latter was Waked aftenrasis (though. very quietly) for the Derby, why should Apethylisee been knocked out for the Odom, tinkles be was out of btu, which was not the came? Them can be se doubt that the peat Richmond stable has three fine-elms beere—lgawatr, Vedette, and Skirmisher—but what I went to in why they bath the War so confidently for the Derby while they think as Vedette so much the superior hone,it is almost 7,.. = ... a lb re a the can ever Le a 3-yr old in the es of giving a Derby winner 71b. I believe that V in better than Skirmisher, and, consequently, the former must win the Guineas nett week with some 7lb I. head he the latter to look at all wholesome for the Derby. Whet I as gather from the running up to the present time is that them is nut 21b between Adams. and Skirmisher, and Pentointres must be a very deceiving old gentleman if either of them has • chance, ea the Ma Mie colt finished am far be fore Pantomime as either of them ever did in the Plying Dutchman's Handicap, giving him 7th more weight; while ?dr. Sason'e Mary gave the old horse Mb and won the race la a canter. There, again, Miners. Barber and Seam have a good line for the Chester Cup and Derby, as they have, indirectly, beaten Skirmisher and Adamas with Mary while the latter was giving them nearly 4156, and if Commotion can perform with Mary as they say he can, my fancy for the horse for both races is greatly etrengthened. I stood on him when 60 to 1 was hr price for both rare*, gni:Mime hopes of his axing hedging at 10 to I for each race yet—at any rate, he will see that price for the Cheater Cup in a very short time. While on the subject of the great Rados prize I may give a hint regarding Rogerthorpe, who will be likely to displam the great favourite, Mineepts, in the betting neat week, for he has given her the romp de gran at berm, I verily believe. The smart Van Dunek is also to be well looked after, as he has but a 3-yr old weight, and has ueaten a hone in public—Lady Florence, who was once thought to have a rare good chance—while meeting her on 7th worse terms than he does in the Chester Cup. The Spring Oathinde, Two Thousand, OueTheumnd, and Newaterket Stakes, are the only noir of great lateral at the First Spring Meeting at Newmarket; but they will produce quite enough enritement for one week, and over before did so mutt money depend on a Two Thousand, nor the fate of a Derby favourite un the One Thousand, as far as my noel iection on carry rue hack. The Spring flatlands, a free handicap, which will be work minething like 350 WWII., it a very sensible addition to Mon day's card; it is derided on the Two Thousand Guineas mune., and there eke a lot engaged exactly suited to the distance. There are three connected with each other, Artillery, Barker, and Admiral Lyons, the hest of whom will be a great favourite. The former is "scratched," and over thin distance Admiral Lyons might be just the horse, an he has a fair turn of speed, and can rare with any weight stainer a mile. The Kestrel ran second to a good mile honer the LondeMorough Cup at Yost, giving him 101 b, and beat another whir receiving Iffib; and if we could see Saraband in this nem with Bst 121 b, he would not be out of it, for he won at Northampton with the same might, and best a better elan. of homes than are en gaged here. Bubble, who ran well at Epsom, meets Miss liarkeway on 21b worse, and Admiral Lyons on 516 better terra than in that race, where he heat them off some dons lengths i •but the distance will be mom in favour of the peer, and it might bring them pretty well together. The Druid will be the retried of Rogers's them If I am not labouring under a "Delusion," and he Is the meet mat of smile horse. Eloquence will be very handy, the distance waiting her much better than that she travelled last week. I do sot think 1 have mired the winner in the lot 1 have noticed; and me ideas are greatly in favour of Bubble, Admiral lgo.s, end Kestrel in the order named. Temnanis,Bbd-In-the-Hand, blowtheima, and Duda males are in training, bat will not all me the per for the p.p. 60 sows. A. F. Sweepstakes; Bird-in-the-Bead, ft is proba ble, will be saved for the Two Thousand, and Tanzania is said to be In Queer-street, so that Mustissima will ham BUN to do to win the 350 son. Beyond the match one the T. Y. C., which should be won Pampa, there le nothing else that can bo noticed yet in M onda • The y Tw o Guinea Stakes, R. Td. (one *III, seventeen yards), is not unlikely to attract as Large • Yid as the Dairy lib season ; and I leek to the following for the likely starters:—Antes, Apath ,Ihellissewal colt Drumour, Fugitive, Kent, Kingmaker, Lord of the Hal; Loyola, the Ma Hie colt, Syow Vedette and Bird-in-the-Hand. Schiedam, Bereoliere, the darken colt, King of the Isles, and grimier Eight no kr the homer of keeping geed ssimpany ; but I mart est half a chance ke either of them Otesethar lot, I cannetzumelle myeelfthat either Fashion, litrarrokor or the Ma Mks isle resdr• yer. I *she pelt %so I rve exactly • mind Assume to ail edit indells=?,asslyeed era Wren Idle how arum Is as • re essesien, I have bet Olds Is sap them Anton lea ell Ilivearite of nine. I hire irk the knowing imenriom merentiog lit am hr liar army 10, , since wide time his price in I Ma 'riot iom been 25 to 1 .• 'Anton Is eau to t the or" ma kr will be made a mod to iwmfie some dm Wore the dirt. As we have never seen his tree form pi, the fewer Illortim taken with hint the better." He has Improved snaky in his 2-yr-old form, and be must have dews so toto witseet.Hed so freely, as hid seams Drumour, Lsesivars, and Sydow ail best him lewd et weights at dif- Owl limn Larsboars, however Ws pty make sure of Ma tenties, swims thrithe at :—AI Newmarket last area Armors host ley s orb, err • re rater sod at hens Aar bee proved Wadi son prole orqadar tore lbot amealemed, who won the Odom ashes as amity thst they an Ira they have mad, a sole- Yin se hyaenas omit haws Mitred well. losaltesen, are semtrery, is looked rout r sat baits rind is wain* during the interval orpolse the Le aid tits =neer w o g, a n d et mows bigger le re esoesenly wog, be ari h e is Is game a little bons SI wen doled be a sees. No tionhe might to be mils who Wm, so Ids party ham good trying tackle, especially be a ma t and it might be found that Anton has not got him is ma as Ins teen made out, for they are neither of them big bnme,adthermfagelAyaeeneenls the oelyadvantage the Dorsollory kern los ea . gylir gy hint Anton very clarity imre Iffessargen eo r r r, ad Ire la ad to be de ihr be hoe given itmey Is hie trainer, and is Or Ws sener's mar ileamig m earnest. He ban boss plieglo with bet yeses DOW Ellington, who is sorry', however, that the Mg 6 me cntenon and hie other echoolneeder I not a trey pad "Tester." 'Dru moor ban beaten the whole trio In a mater, and were he fit it would not Oohs as keg to rho ny sinks for the nee ; but he has been ad of form ever sinnebat Macomber, and he in not half It spin yet. Apsigr, 11161-in-the Hand, sod Lord of the Hills camp. the knocked out " division ; but it is not a bar el to one that they all see their old prices before the etatt, sled Apathy especially amt be watched in the race. Loyola sad the Beeswax colt have seek had their admirers; but despite the rush on the latter within the last twenty-four hem, daring which 16 to 1 was Wm, Ido not intend being 11 pat of the only daps hem tbst I could erect when sies the ()WAITS in your implaion of the 11 th Japery, es he has done pad work, ad I row new that the poi mom Is ca. Judging hoot We Cherwell clearing oat of Maw, Lunbinen, end Co thin is as &bum that on self - Loyola better this a LINCOLN APRIL FAlL— Th is fair , which corn- .4 m e ti me t e m ay one h am k I taw yiet remeed ea Friday, sad has lasted through out the present ht e ,, em s he hes set & e a ten a stmim d ,s„ at week, bas bees attended by all the principal liceardealers th e vo t e reed early ea awe I In Kesksil li and raw of them of the rintrent. Iftmo- D ee & yin wen his we at the la seem. dem Weems vs realist from 1001. to !ML' rib )wear ti e — C oteß sissy swats me he wis pees eon e t the but be. 11111. M 101. ; rot borne hoes VOL le OW.; and good the gyeriis d 1167, end I do net think I weed to rim him 101. to 4/L—the trod* hill lab ( lair the wpm* re ame Loyola, for lamat a lee wire to select gni. Ire et the week, notwithellendles the pest number yoss die yak as the beet. Turbit Is to sr issee for bto ref min* illagibt hen_ a 'aft* doe lei_ _6* We bow - deem...A owner, who looks upon him r • meah i =inniese. upon me senors bitemesg, sums have not .4 ems th.t surprise th e c .a." a t th e tha e h °The . gees heeey psees as were ellesimel her het year. e . eosin tery formidable in him, sad would sooner look The mei= Unroll= riff bL ar amika for 801. Mara or of es a horse who hes bass tried good Tim mike hems mew )1 • ham Berlin =AL le win, I. kis treases opinion—Vl:dotty. eis asp he*, sem of WA. hr Minim one. Two rim boo he hawse. mi tt by th e yediehdre talo who Prole rd ihrowlit reolosi a Ism Orli ratan ea t gam senthle that than rem huh g em am b e sod ebmle. sad .its Ito lame irk AGO Ain animas leaks; het know two his horses that I sew paned. Vet, high Ow wise 'Mr st the tor p e w t e gte e , mg I abrp s a g a a tees stand nomenrerb murk as Wis.= l, Er lewd bolot hid ellwollkid on Zest or Loris he the wrote of the Two Thosord; ireter the limit_ pow Int n and MIN , te lw while When mg Jim* be sr to asporen retail from roe a ; begs sell et hem Ma. to and 590. per 1 1 4 Losehaers, mod Spray st the S&L The chances d bed kook hers so moth is No , 000 h• of the leek so wady barrel that I smut y which The nor i rim of • Man art Pyle 1, 7 Mama A see ea of elme. Ao anowieldsr, lard of L a Hills is lam OtOotire a kr the beat Pen of 20 110 8ffi Mob ) wor =dor ma be is are to WI is Mx. Parroir, losigrue The show of cattle area N le net well =orb to Ws Om SO son. Sweep verloleze, sallho rim yes heavy. Air Qum or the lest might have a turn ; AND RBOOeltle OF GOLD-DI3ST.—A Dag and a Wsimaisy Mari and likamilboy ought to win of gold-dust, wise sleet 2401., was lost at Southampton the seem 4 'go,* they am mow & ykaata, end Fri sfrar it woo be ion the Worm to the 17th be. It dere mew m.n . by as NI the three first days' was food asereesd tithe gemirrips Doi on Thursday. are Issik when I ikon be alb to threw some light, per It is ppodrityof owning it oL esposeel that the obar estkidnig it, had not had isr p o i r the Irby. METEOR. aa o rex MALRD OF.WOBILY. Yesterday the ordinary meeting of the hoard was held in the (..hemell-ehamber, Guildhall, tho riIFAILANT (Mr. Thwaites) i tae .',sir. The &andel sheet awed a total general balance in favour of the bawd of WAIN. The tint Item ea es agenda paper war the reception of • t=is the lei of Works with reference to the reeestly misted by Meson. Broadwood and Boas in the Hoesesery- rood, Weateekeler. This matter had been discussed at much at newel meeting. of the bawd, the question involved edier see of great public interest— namely, as to what lordly oreadtutes the regular line of frontage" of street, and rode. The opieion of count.' has hoe tree ea both Mdse. Mr. WSW lir now Introduced the &petition, accompa- Mil /L. Jobb, the dark, who lekeseeil the board that asplawlings blame liken , the Meseta ' Leatereed eseinned the epselisa el the which pve dale the emote, the herd bared oa t la acemdasse whit the a u i. of the tact, reamed the opener of Maws. have to meet theme same beldlims. _The dematellks ropeested the bawd to seed the heel lewd beide' be eying the gmedes by IttbOotebeaaMer Imam the mew tribune!. The Parellner berme the deputation the We baud, vetesing the apPlicellee d Mean. Broadened. bed imam to dm full Mad of iM 'mew and if the teal beard kende roper to chid the Pludiee, ar i t po te=l Mstimthey ei se es disk arm P es the etas d i the Lg. La rehreme to i s he could swim the depatation that the bet i l li Z willingly !ford all the ail le its power to the Weelainalsr local board. Mr. Wntorre drew stlestiss to the ememeleas dads of the law as emmuisted by the pmeident, trem wee Mop. peered the the hest breed wee compelled to eve sect is the ewer elks meiremiken board, at the OA of dm for saw, ellmerhe the lesskika of the central bused ld be melied. (Hear, hem) He weed probably tees a te erect the feud= of the hosed to this mese an ea Silly day, with the view to obtain est amend met et the low la kb • later use fell heei r VAidiss, the representative for Phowlesi end Lewhirm, mimes( his mat at the baud. The reasshisig badases was ofa routine character. THE MAY MEETINGS. APRIL 27.-Gi p.m., Baptist Home Mission, Peter Broad, FAR., chairman, at the Poultry Chapel ; 3 p.m., Turithsk Marion. Aid Society, Earl of Shatnaluuy, Fouler/ C= rr 213.-3 p.m Mara Prenennt College, Earl of s Willa 'a Rome; I 4 p..., Irish, Her. and Rev. B. Neel ; Holborn; 61 p.m., Aged POrtiuss iel obr:t Last, en., Einar Hall ; 7 p.m., K i a i ll=lßagged School, H. E. Gurney, Eaq., institutio ; 2.; .ma gstr it of England Young Meer, Hall. '29.-2 p.m., Church of Englarlime ' lanime . ll . lg ... p of Lon- Me Hanover-square Reams; ft p.m., Train ing butitution, Earl of feefnalsery, lassos. 30.-11 am. Baptist Mirehmery, Earl of Exeter Hail ; '6l p.m., Baptist limaplical„ Catiolbmo ; 134 p.m., Cider E lad C , Music Hall, Stommtnist ,• 6j pria lw ak= Sunday School [mikados, Bishop of ELM. Ma May L-12 noon, Irish Church Minima, Exeter Hall; q= Country Town Minions, T. Chambers, Eat, Free- Hell. 4.-11 am., Wesleyan linsionary, lion. A. Exeter Mall; 11 am rad 1;p m., Roam ' and Orin& School, Earl of Chichester, Institedon, Gray'. innenal; 2 pm., Protestant Raformation, Lord Calthorpe, awe Rooms • 2 p.m. Nand sad Military Bible, M ti rsulrds "l l Cholnionde Willis's ROOMS. 6.-10 a.m., Church Missionary, ' of Chichester, Exeter ;61 p.m., Church Itisaosary Marquis of Cholmondeley, Exeter Haft E-11 eas British sad Foreign Bible Earl of , RPM; Hall 7.-11 a.m., Prays? look and Hon*, etChohnondeley, Willis's Room.; 11 a.m., Louisa J. P. Pbunptre, Esq., Exeter Halt, 2 Missions, Hon. F. Maude, Pam* ; 6 p.m Sunday School Union, lie& A. M.P., Eisler Hall ; 61 thlohl awe 8.4 School, Marquis of Clulmondeley, Pimessea's H. 8.-11 am., London Society for tees, Red of Shalkaloary, Exeter Hall; 6 p.m., Religious Treat Benny, 1610 t Hoe. J. N agler, M.Y., Exeter Hall. 11.-6 p.m., Ragged School U, Earl of Shaftesbury, Exeter all. 12.-11 am ., Church P&K orai Aid, Earl of Shaftesbury, Enter Hall; 6 p.m., Home Missionary, lion. A. Kinnaird, M.P., Poultry Chapel ; 6 p.m., Irish Evan gelical, Hon. A. Kinnaird, M.P., Poultry Chapel; 61 p.m., Soldiers Friend, Captain Stuart, Exeter Hall. 13.-6 j p.m., Ragged Church and Chapel Union, John I. Brims, Eaq., M.l „ Exeter Hall; 6j p.m., Congregational Board of Edu cation, Samuel Motley, Erg., Crosby Hall. 14.-10 a.m., London Missionary, Lad R. Oromenor, M.P., Exeter Hall; 12 noon, Protestant Amociation, lianover-squaro moms; 3 p.m, Propaotion of the Gospel, Archbrahop of Can terbury, Willis's Rooms; 6 p.m., London blissionary, E. Bull, Esq., M.l'., Finsbury Chapel. 13. —1 p.m., Protestant Alliance, Earl et Shaftesbury , Free masons' Hall; 2 pro, Foreign Aid, Marquis at Chohnonde- Icy, Hanover-Nome Rooms; 63 pas., Operalive Jewish Converts', Earl of Morton, Inewuntse Hall. IE-2 p.m., Sailors' Home and Asylum Vioe-Arindral Bowles, C.B, Willies Rooms. 18.-63 p.m., Trialterian Bible, Marquis of illandford, Freemasons' Hall; p.m., Primitive Missionary, Elim Chapel, Fetter-line. 19.---6 j Peace, Finsbury Chapel. 20.-12 seen, Sailors% Earl of Duda London Tavern. 22.-1 p.m, Promotion. a/Cruelty to Animals, Hanover-square Roams 27.-63 Na tional Temperance, Sir W. C. Trevelyan, Beet, Exeter Hall Juan 18.-2 p.m., Propagation of tb. Gospel, Egyptian H.ll, Mansion liouse. 24.-1 p.m., Infant Orpban Asp hun, Lord R. Grosvenor, M.P., Aoy tum, Wanstead. SPORTING. FIRST SPRING MEETING. MALTON RACES—FI LAWO7OII 6T•ar. Thavethorp Nis Ns. WsLEAK arr. 1 3 Cowveruz. Easrssur. TM Nutlet, Ootirtetay TALLT-Ho BANMOLP. ............ e..IU rib.. PROGRAMME OF NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING.—MoNsAv. ma.... HANDICAP us PLATS 0( 50i., for 3-yr-olds and upwerds. Rid Entrance 3 sevs.—To be altered by sir o'clock the evening before running, end the weights to be dorLsred by nine. .....‘,. THZ QUIZN'A PLATE Of 100 ga, for rearm; 4- -olds, fin 91b; live. 9st lilb ; six and aged, lOst. R.C.—To enter by six o'clock the evening before running. A PLAT?. of 601.; for 3-yr-olds, 7st 71h, four, Sat 12111; five end upwards, list 31b; mares anti geldings allowed 31b. The winner to Le sold for 200 son. if dennunled. dm. ; if entered to be sold for 1601, allowed 71b; if for 100!., 12111; if for 701., 1016 ; if for 401., 211 b. 1).81. Entrance 3 Dove. —To enter by ma o'clock the evening before running. HANDICAP SWEEPPTAXI, of 20 soy,. each, 5 ft, if de eland by ten o'clock the evening before running, fur 3-yr- ' olds end upwards. T.Y.C.—To does and name by lAA o'clock the evening before running, end the weights to be declared by nine. Three to remain in, or no race. Swearer/uts of 10 revs. each, for 3-yr-old* ; colts, Bet 71b • end MB* set 41b. The winner to be sold fur 200 ' eon. lI demanded, &c. T.Y.C.—To does and same by six I o'cloh the evening before running. THE Sennett OATLANDN, a Free Handicap of IS rocs. each, 6 ft, with 100 added Ly the Jockey . Club, be 3.yr-olds and uremia H.M. The highest weight accepting being 8.. t 71 6 , it hers been raised to fist 121 6 , and the others in pro portion. Lee st 'V 11 . 1 1.4413141 4 II InthiLteso4. .11is et It, Hemel ...... 4 IT tOold 4 6 bolaris ................ 3 I Ave l 0 17 Askiw ...:::::::: ....„,„.....i. " 13 3 9.A di 3 lac al/51 Zi0AP . .............. .. 3 11 — 6l 3 a Tioloo . .. . 4 T W,...t...rtb.. ...... ...... halal Caotrip ... ....... 3 6 I SwEeTnriralts of 60 son. each, fur foals of 1864, out of mares that never bred a winner; cults, Bst 716; fillMs, 8.1316; those by etallione that never got a winner allowed 31b. A.F. (7 ruba.)—Bird-in-the-Hand, 'Lemma* Dardanelles, Mes senger, Mudissima, &adenine (dead), Hetrick (dead). MATAH, 200, b ft. hint half of AL. M.—Duke of Bed ford's Pampa, Sat 716, eget Lord Ulatitrow's eh e The Black smith, by The Confessor, dam by Don John, out of l'hysalis, Tat Illb. TUESDAY. HANDICAP PLATE of 50 env.., for 3-yr-olds and upwards. A.F. Balmer, 3 core.—Tar enter by six o'clock the even- ing before running, and the weights to be declared by nine. Sweetorra ors of 5 oova such, for Syr-olds; colts, het 71b; and fillies, list 31b ; the winner to he sold for 60 wive. if de manded, Ac. T.Y.C.—To close and name by six o'clock the evening before running. BWEEPATAIEA of 10 sou. each, with 2.6 added; for 3-yr oids, 7.t; four, Set 71b; five, Nat 121 b; six and egad, 9st ; the winner to be sold for 3004, if demanded, Ac. Ab. M— . close at six o'clock the evening before running. 81 , 1 PEPATA ILES of 10 soon curb, for 2-yr-olds ; oohs, 61b;qi and tlllieo, Sot 31h; winners of 501. 'talon, starting to osrry 31b; if twice, 51b extra. T.Y.C.—To close and nuns by six o'clock the evening before running. SISZIPETAILLS of 50 goys. each, fur 3-yr-old fillies, Set 71b. (13 subs.)—Eupatoria, Tasmania, fby Irish Birdcatcher —Mr Whip, Queen of the East, f by Weatherbit—Ms fun, Lily of the Vale (pd.), f by Melbourne—Birt hda y, Denit-volte. Ten Two TROUAAND GUINEA EITAILVA, a subacription at NO soya. each, h ft, for 3-yr-olds , colts, Sat 716; and Set 41b; the owner of the second horse to receive back his !stake. K.M. (45 eubs.)—F4tive, Cedric, Malakoff, Agkworth, Pamper°, Keepsake, Bel Oieeau, Bird-in-the- Hand, Salt, Hunting Horn, Loyola, e by Surplice—Bees wax, Lord of the Hills, Church Langt.ci, Athlete, Turbit, SunEower, Matins, ch c by Surplice—Clariews, b c by the Flying Dutchman—Barb., Terrington, Sir Bertram, Mohawk, Sagitta, Purston Festival, Drwnour, Schiedam, Kent, King of the Isles, The Prophet, Flying Englishman, Avouferd, ch cby Slane—itaillery, Surrender, Lord Mel bourne, Apathy, Larnbourn, Anton, Sydney, Western Power, Bannockburn, Kingmaker, e by Orlando—Ma Mie, Vedette. A PLATE of 1001., for •yr-olds ; colts, Set 71b Set 41b. H.N. Entrance 3 move.—To enter by mix o'clock the evening before miming. f °CELT CLUE PLATF. of SE EOM., for horses the property of meatball, of the Jockey Club ; 4-yr-olds, 7.1 21b ; five, Bet 33b ; six and aged, Set 91b. B.C. Entrance 3 boas.— To enter at Ms o'clock the evening before running. SELLINU HANDICAP SWEEPsTAII TS of 10 SOTS. each, for 3-r-olda and upwards. The winner to be sold for 2001., if demanded, fie. First half of Ah.M.—To close and name by en o'clock the evening before running, and the weights to be declared by nine. RENEWAL or THE SWEPPATAILPE of 50 aura. each, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Set 7lb ; and fillies, Sat 21b ; not engaged in the Two Thousand or One Thousand Guineas RANI ; those got by stallions or out of mares that never bred a winner allowed 41b; only one allowance. A.F.—Aster, Comquot (41b), Kortilloff, The Zouavo (416). HWEEPATAILFP of 100 were, each, h it, for 3-yr-olds; oultn, Est 71b; and fillies, Sat 31b; those by stallions or out of mares that never bred a winner allowed 31b; if both, 51b. The winner of the Column Stakes to carry 31b; of the Two Thousand Guineas, 71b extra. Ab. M. (6 subs.) — Schoolboy (31b), Ascalon (31b), Bel Oiseau (31b), br c by the Flying Dutchman—Barba (31b), Bewick (31b) (dead), Sharp shooter (51b) (dead). MATCH, 500, 200 ft, Set 71b each. T.Y.C.—Mr. F. Robin son's Alliance eget Lord Glasgow's c by Surplice out of rkrkM)AY. a paper, to he hung up in the coffee-nono at Nonniarket, and &ham to the keeper of the inateh-book the name or de. eeription of hie borer, &e., embed up, which is to ho kept tW six &cloth on the Saturday rvening ; and if not then ae. copied, and only ono challenger, to be returned un0p,.,,,,d. but if accepted, or if more than ono challenger, to be thei opened, and derlarod a match or aweepatakes of 200 oko e ., esieh. p.p. If the challenge be not accepted, the Cup ie to la delivered to the keeper of the match-bolt, in tS• mooting ensuing the challenge, for the fordo who may becotat eeu. tied to the name. TIIE CHALLENGE FOIL THE WHIP. The Whip may be challenged for on the Monday er Tuesday in thin lutvlitur, and the acceptance,. meet he aig, ur the Vhip reeignoil, Were. the end of the. sans meeting. If challenged for and areepted, to be run fur on the Tuesday in the mound Octuber meeting (unwiring. 8.C., Ithat ; sad to stake 200 noes. each, p.p. - - RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS. It will be wen from the aubjoined table that the railway arrangemente aro moot eatiefite tory. and that they will fully teat the rcluiremonts of the public : PUUN LoNDON. In' It IN NEw MA EKE!. 0.27 a.m., let, 2nd, and 3rd el.to. 8. 0 cm., let and 2nd e 1... 10.57 a.m., let and 2nd cleat 4.57 p.m., lot and 2nd clam (expram) PROM NEW NA Ilk ET. I'VE IN LONIR:mf. 8.25 cm., fat and 2nd elm.. (eapreac) 14.2.5 cat., lot, 2nd, and 3rd elate 12.30 p.m., lot and 2nd cI.K 4.25 p.m., let and 2nd ciao. On Sunday, 26th April, a opecial train of brat-claw can rinnos and Incric-bunes will Icier London fur Newmarket, at 1.20 p.m. On Tuesday, 28th April, Thurnday, 30th April, and Friday, le May, • elaa•.iel train of tirst-ela.t carriamr teal leave London for N , .wruurket, al 8.00 cm. ; returning from Newmarket each day , one hour after the List rasp. On Tueodtty, April 28, special traine of brat, wound, and thirdoclaw carriaget will run also act under Nargrk4i(Vktorla) ........ GdebroAr linaalryUes Boumling from 94.3 9 914 1199 9 111 N.e4h qu~id•~) JWY~ N~.w~ll .......... t i t•TFAMiisA . Dft la ,et 1%00.m the man the. BETTING AT MANCHESTER—FaIDAY. TWO THOUSAND OUINF.AB. 3 to 1 aget Vedette (t) 4 to 1 Rout (t 9to 2) sto 1 Loyola (3 4 to I Anton 9to 1 Sidimy (o 12 to 1 lambounie (t) 25 to 1 Drumuur (t) 5 to 4 offered on tbo first three favourite'. CHESTER CUP. 6to 1 Apt Leamington (t 100 to 11) 10 to 1 Mirwryie (t) 12 to 1 Dulaumus (t 25 to 1 —215-7.4 g 25 to 1 Commotion (t) DERBY. 8 to 1 apt Itlink Bonny (off) 14 to 1 Bkirrithiber (t f) 1000 to 30 Commotion (t) lIACINI ;O FIXTURES FOR 1857. APRIL. Fit.t :?pring. NAY. Mot.' BMW .. Hunt Fetal) hunt.. 7 hlaW •. filarcwsbury • 15 i 1 11 M a JUNE. 18 I Noon X Itssebeder 31 N ew IT Stockbridge w i • . 3 New trot . . Wisebeder Book/ . .. 5 tregototlegoignse 25 Cerli4c . . 14 130clatritad. ..... 30 Banda,. OWL ie. 10 JULY. WOTONIAR ....... 2 1 Odltro . t.yu,bddri .... 6 1ava , 66.6_ • eTrulark.t T Xamors AKOUST. Plamford. Kou.r..rd tiuodwoud Wpm ............ 31 Wohradimphil 1$ North Staßordehlr• 4 Moan ll Hroibt 6 Tort 36 Brighton dub .... 7 Udall,* DI 27.ropiek ....... 21 Th 1.7.17.7. Wit/. 3 Ifionater L1&204 ...... 7 Leowte. ::::: a Ft Klktun n 3l.6lnmatb 31 16 .31aorbestar hum. 2$ 73 liewmartti P. U... 5 OCTOIES. NorthOlertem I I Wrettam . I I IVerielek Autumn 2) Mesta /Lotman'. . 6 Illehmeeed . Keleo 21 L tkOwia. Una% . I Newmarket O. O. 12 Newmarket 19..... 91 140V . EMBlia. Wormier Autumn 31 Liverpool Auto.. 101 Ladlow AVUIZII2I .. 2 01 iiiironbary Aut.. 17 B%IMMINO Marcuas.—lt is intended that in the ensuing SUMMIT prizes for swimming shall be contended for. Mr. Montague lime has again very liberally subscribed the emu eta, for the purpose of encouragM4 this healthful and mat useful exercise ; and other subwriptions are pro mised. A certain degree of practice in Dover will be required of each candicbito ; and, as the object is to encourage learner., they will be especially considered in arranging the pro gramme. The regulations will shortly be publi.hed in the reading room of the Sailor.' liome.—Lora Chronic!, NAVAL AND MILITARY (TROY t.A*T OAZETTI:.) WAR-OFFICE, APRIL 24. 25th Regiment of Foot.—Ensign Frederick Stephen Tetra to be lieutenant, without purchsae, vivo li. Priestly, promoted. 2nd West India Regiment—The exchange between Majors Lewes and Miller, which was published in the Gaufts of 17th instant, hears date 17th April, 1857, and not 17th April, 1855, as previously stated. NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. Notice is given to the officers, seamen, and marines, end to all persona interested therein, that the distribution of pro ceeds arising from the slave brig, name unknown, captured on the 19th June, 1654, by her My's ship, Ferret, will commence on Th ursday, the 14th May, 1867, in the prise branch of the department of the " Accountant-General of ths Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-house." The following are the shares duo to an individual in the several chimes winder, 1741. 10s. 4d.; third class, 641. 14s. 9d. • fourth class, 411. 13s. ; fi fth class, 231. 2a. 91.1. ; sixth c lue, 201. 18.. 6d.; seventh class, 131. 17s. Bd, ; eighth clan, M. 18s. 10d. ; ninth clan, 4/. 12s. 6d. ; tenth clan, 2/. fis. 3d. HANDICAP PLATE of 1158•74:7f; 3-yr-olds said upward.. A.F. Entrants 8 sova—To enter at six o'clock the evening before running, and the weights to be declared by nine. HANDICAP BWEEPKTAKE. of 15 Moo. each, 10 ft, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. T.Y.C.—To close and name by six o'clock the evening before running, and the weights to be declared by nine. SwEEFETAILEA of 10 sore each, for 3.yr-olds; colts, Sat 71b; and fist 41b. The winner to be sold for 80 sm. If dm. First half of Ab.M.—To close and name by six o'clock the evening before running. RENEWAL of the SWEEPSTAKE4 of 100 sort each, .12 . for 3-yr-old Colts, Sn 71b ; the winner of the Two Tito Guineas Stakes to carry . slb extra. D.M. (8 subs.)—Pani pero, Keeps ' ake Colonist, cby Pyrrhus the First—Young Languish, Traitor, Messenger. THE ONE TIO.WEAND GUINEAS &ELYSE, • iralywrioa of 100 eons. each, h ft, for 3.yr-old fillies, Bst 71b each; the owner of the second fills to receive back his stake. D.M. (35 nuke.)—Rebecca, ThoVigli, Crusader, Tasmania, Nougat, Violet Fane, fby Surplice—Roar of Cashmere, f by Surplice —Calm, Lady Hornet, Codicil, Tricolor, Beechnut, Asparia, Double Glo'ster, blitraille, f by Irish Birdcat6a—Miss Whip, Saxe Weimar, Festivity, Segura, Genista, Pinwire, I Paull Monti, Orlando, Strawbe rry , Cricket, Blink Bonny, Lady Albert, Bar O n e, Impenetne, Hegira, Dardanelles, Ayacencen, Arts, Rosa Bonheur (paid), Electra (dead). THZ NEWMARKET TWO-YEAR-OLD PLATE of 2001.; colts, Bst 711. ; fillies, list 51b ; a winner of a Plate or Sweep- Good serv i ce pens i ons, of 100/. pea r annum each, Sweep stake. to carry 51b extra. The last five furlongs of R.M. . . Fox,s. Any number of horse. the property of the same may base been confe rred on LteuLennat- Colon s 11. .1... run for this plate . —F by Annandale—Diptlitrom n r cby Assinant-Adjutant-General at Cork, and Major-General Goliath—Lancashire Witch, Catch, ch cby Harkaway—The CAarl iw es n 'l e 'r d oll a or ii. Co se lon t. el ti., Fronc t h he is an niup old ,, p rh en N ics i, a , lsd e. com.. 4 Empress, by Assassin, Accurate, The Farmer's Son, br g by and Tadmor—Finiana, Pampa, c by The Flying Dutchman— Nive, and ho was afterward. engaged in the American war. Major- General Trollop° rendered excellent scrvi .e in th e Speedwell. Crabtree, b by Loaffitono— Royally b _or br cl slands, and Wee p ar ti cu l ar ly distinguished ' donut by Nutwith— Mono of Cashmere, The Happy Hey- lonian • maker, Victor Emanuel, ro f b Ganieby—Physalis, lAdy the Crimean war in th e ooturusud of a brigade-0 4 :d Nelson, Brother to Laird Du ff , br fby Jericho—Dividend, Service Grnette. Grand Duchess, Archibald, Magnus Troll, The Merry Sun- Extensive preparations have been made at Chatham shine, lieurt•use, The Bethnal; Min Curl Heine, Fairplay, Dockyard for the launch of the large steam screw corvette Chamounix, Vandyke, Supple Jack, Thistledown, Schnften, Racoon, 22 guns, which takes plain this afternoon tool , 1 Know-Nothing, cby Harkaway—Evening Star, cby M e l- a ft er one o'clock. The dockyard gates were to be th vs bourne—West Country LIAO, Princess Royal, br c by The open to the public at twelve o'clock, and, in order t imid Flying Dutchman—Sweetmeat'. dam, Sister to Faahion, date the officials and others connected with the The Flying Duke, Eurydice, %%Astaire, Amoret. and garrison, a gallery has been erected near the bows alba FRIDAY. vessel capable of containing a largo number of apertAWlE HANDICAP PLATE of 50 cove, for 3-jv-olds and upwards, The Racoon has been only about ten months WWI , Ro_ Bretby Stakes Course. Entrani, 3 sere.—To enter at ,nix extreme length is 2'29 feet 6 inches, and burden 1 , 11 " . o'cloa the evening before running, and the weights to be de- Sloe has been constructed under the direction of Mr. lAA Blared by nine. the master shipwright. SWEEreTAKT, of 10 eon,. each; for 2-sr-old., Dirt 71b; THE Discit %HOED LABOURERS AT WOOLWICR.-- . and three, Hat 716; tllliee and geldings allowed 31b. The A very numerous meeting, composed of the clergy and 5 711 winner to be sold fur 50 ems., if demanded, &c. First half influential inhabitants of Woolwich and Plunistead •••• of Ab. M. To cline and name by six o'clock the evening be- se cabled yesterday evening in the Town-hall, Woolwich S'r fore running. the purpose of devising and diaeueaing the best mar! HANDICAP SW LETATAKE4 of 10 reeve. e•Ch, for 3 and 4-yea- waist the discharged artisans and labourers in their dorm Ode. D.M. (5 subs, or no race )—To close and Earns by six to emigrate to Canada. Lieutenant-General Sir 55'. Cdr•nt o'clock the evening before running, and the weight to be de- ton occupied the chair, and rend a letter which he had Wl* dared by nine. dressed to Lord Paniuure, together with the reply. Eti , ro 4 Tar. N rowmangst STAXISE, a subscription of 60 eons him that his department had not the amnia do:Tyr! each, h ft, for 3-yr-olds; colts, BR7lb ; and fillies, get 21b. with his request in behalf of the men. Sir Wg ° !,7. The owner of the second horse to receive back his Make. then propsed the plan of raising subscriptions from v 7 (15 sorb.)—Lepanto. Star of Albion, Keepsake Gold- town and country at largo with the endeavour 7 finch, Rohallion, Young Hopeful, Surrender, e Sir realise their project, and of urging tho government se toll Tattoo Sy kes , . dam (foaled in 1848) by Don John— to contribute towarda the fund. A number of gre daep pop, Korndoff, Delusion, Lansdown, Alliance, Gleesiager, addressed the meeting with much energy on the subnict,_!!! Kent, Kingmaker. Mr. George Hall Graham proposed appeal to the ere . 7, MATCH, 200, 150 ft. D.M.—Mr. F. Robinson'. Alliance, Minister himself, urging the justice of the men being UM flat 10th, agst Lord W. Powlett's eh c by logo, out of Goo- with the same liberality as the German Legion , rr ll .• 73:1 tamer, list 4th. their services were no longer required, were 1 x . ° 77.i. WATCH 100, h ft, ffit 71b each. First half of Ab. M.— with homes and grants of land. The Rev. Mr. Acle . ael Lord Gla sgow's The Bleekamith, by The Confessor, dean by said, if the country would only lend them a collcler, Don John, out of Physalis, 2 yrs, eget General Peel's Know - ships the inhabitants of Woolwich and Plumstl.ad Nothing, 2 yrs. gladly furnish the Rory. A number of reeoluuons 7 THE CHALLENGE FOR THE CUP. subsequently agreed to, appointing a committee hb .,,.. The Cup may be challenged for on the Monday or Tues. and secretaries for collecting the funds, headed AM day in this meeting, to be run for, over the 8.C., on Toads, General Sir F. Williams, commandant of Wool In the First October Meeting next, by horses, Sc., the pen- son. Most of the . gentlemen present entered 11" Si' ; pert of members of flat 7lb • five, Oat .th i e k .lockey Club; 6th. Each fo i l 51. each, t• , l s v e rhiCl w i T u finall . y d annexed : i ll: . easy reit ; to man, at the time of callatiging, la 19 subscribe his rag to c hai rman fa r ;ad the me ADMIRALTY, ADMIT. 24.-Al mender J. W. Dorval' (1803), to the Princess Charlotte, 104, at Portsmouth. Lieutenants J. E. florin (1852), J. 0. C. Evered (1801), and H. G. Belson (111:4), to the Princess Charlotte. Surgeons D. L. Morgan (I8i4), to the Assistance, KM , steam store ship, at Portsmouth; and D. Carter (1851), to the Adventure. _ Paymaster U. R. Deighton (1850), to the Princess Chu lotte. — lesistant-Paymaster J. S. .Mooro (1853), to the 101, flag ship, at Portsmouth; and F. Penfold (1Sol), lathe Princess Charlotte. Clerk J. L. Page, to the Princess Charlotte. Assistant Clerk E. H. Whyte, to the Prisms Charlotte. r - oil teJ