The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-19 00:00:00

117 141:se?.' T IN }.. yv Krii.ri. ii: .. . . -------......_, si': : OC. > 7,- (Eirprtqii 5 • s-saudxa Na 8,303. J LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1857. (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. ~.:1 !WOW w. I renTiCal asi 11.. ~,, L EGULAR LINE of PACKETS to the WEST co .1110111 M ANZILICA--lot TALP 11... U.,. U VI Wra t h, MIN I MIIIOII4. mbilir : In Um Lade. Dads Ilia Tonling . 2 la is at en*. WA be MN 0 ims dlslble ampow I. mof oleis.—lit Mr 4 Met or prise sea Se 0... 00..11. Simeirribllest. TEAM ILADIMPSIA to NEW YORK.-11a LIVERPOOL kr sol PH OTIC•1141IIP 0011211a= rtr•tr i V__.... 42 l 6 l ol N l lean mew, OF KAI OF Waill .. *** •• * .• • W".""i• 1 " 1111 Webandy. : M l WO3kloo . * .. .... Webtody. Una a. iiii ow 41.2••iWst•In. WC tam li Ow" IT elm" BM Ilsoliou ma lea. Litdo adommdlads• l• al awls nom; MI baying Oil 41 1 A 1•:• . &••• • SWIM •/ lemoNVlll•ir Yet mil MI be vim MI oriejo Dm " Oddle ; elm* so lab: WWII% • . rm ....... 2 . 1 . 1•=10 ma Rm. , 't......._ igt ill ilie+yri M erle t6.lll." =•r ig o ii•• sold Wm Imo= elm . .:t =r. 2 ft%Z26% = *l' 111•6•5 of RYA le sr amp. bslik IS Mini le enleMli. Pay* by *a mil otormen le Mai% 1 ... ge Now Tat. Is /A par it. Mew l b rm. RE&H and ZORTH mil. 'it. h. CAN R2Y4 4 9: Aliffr. 0 - 1 .7 A rd num .ellj.sr : hiloglef at Vim mei. an 1 1 Ablit ir en d". *M r 21- TRIM T irk all pomp aim VII . M ar " ... . 1... 1.m .- Malta& sol br •6....:4 .....; u.... v .. New WIWI& Doak ir r ia" ' "°•"" ' """"lalhr. • ado: a IV =. ' l lir im r7. 4. Ta.raVri -7 lt. 1,.•61. Ilmes. : OlNlirr e. ind i awe* vis. 5ai a4. 111173! E. wr7raiirdesio. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS. TO SHIPPIIIi IR : V ICTORIA faselog alp ire —Way Nom* la as 1110.utt DIEM Grua...... in me Jambi ...... a Weds& IN Ilima1 lima ° " .14.1 6 Oar 484 40. 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'mm =nss. at artbbd IM boy be mil by SIMPS ON% FAMILY BOOT and SHOE ..tip.::; nom UMW 04.0•• asi4 Cai~ amuse nom% ibe mdl Atril Wane rakairmile rwit WNW —Primmest nowina.k.,l4. ♦ OIVORD4TRIBT.—MIRABLIIIBID Illt THE NEW PATENT ELLIPTIC-EYED INIDLII. mirembnpe= 71131111 W Co , IV% relta 411 'weer %paw :row kVA. NA are M=6 lB o t Ati t an i tgi lk = . "5 k i.18"4:14". edr .. ... d 100d ..... i re.. trim Ake s y s litri 10.12 C a nts rwl thry mewl le sr as the gf ma.alliilba=slaLises.-16.= C. 511 H E SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the kit half 1r . I m e pont opetiftn , UM ller tNIYd ba.... Asa Or % Id •bse .40 air . 11 , and d ge r = = alb *iv - ie Te4tin It le apedally wee. fit • et boir.—Pre 3.. lIIL CV le MN NAIL • mot double Uri br = M ars 01:4 Ws Irak 04 .1 A. 110 1. D and 21 ... 1ti . 1a .. 1 . 1 . 11:L BM al a li.OPles. Lodge ,aM bl 1 :=1 OZEAI7B COPAHLNE, or SACCHARATED OAPll , l s prevoll et by Ike et !brielmee. bola the Tale sod me ow le le* WI • gtherae, "Wont et w.ll, ION: a ono be enamels feet To be bot et the = 11111.1WSS=Itoolieleembe, e. narfalkft. awl Natio rftalial _..ftemblinees,— ... tionnota MO via r __ look lb* .aWs iisiTifa l === it Illr _ iss eV*/ r n w eed I • . ifinati Int tabs. . et MI Tra m me Ea Me I rte tie mat spot fillialt t• for Qs attat mdi littimptil to st Oren la lip 8 7eaneti. I&A is Ibillaawal Int lam orb gm l e. dillhe rise ISM ." * .i . .. I"...'" A ‘ VP/ ... 11f..°24 --.=. •• .--t,... r...t.,-.. :a ailitlallit w i g= t•T w allaztatta i ll . r . tio+7out a Area= rot Ehotl e tri " we awl al lis Wan= • salast. ..mr Ibi it = “Oh Of ar moulit. Hellas et re paprlble * &byre tatiatl. lit bait me It at It wafallboti a amilinlit ats. oadj a ta. tit Nam re is tube to hat mt Mama la Els SO lat astt• halifilin Mill ata M omit So lamp*** a atalialia iltm, MatiteWittlomed tr .. = . ••=tai aid buena Is It sa sellitial t". lat atm a am*, is mgr.'s, \a moodwitlai a ma*, pate ; b* it *Mat *ma. fad —.ate to allithe 40 astotts* tit nab li. altallitt pu ittat itialimmi t• sr • mai of tailig • tag mama Midi It a sot bettotrorien• d Olin we s.ef W el tar way prlamear 114 tat IMO= tad* aim* arritel *v..* pity* Irma • amt. al ma it sod etaillata. at dab atiMitract of Int ••• 411116. Mad Out ming to lit !bib Boiler Mato. at 4011 taapotar si di j or ic2 lb o n Spa Wag btaielms, Ito otall atain the aim* ALlto s pint toporittro. WO moot it= at to pm= lit wet Si Mal. mod*, Owl I se patkilly swot *a at arm Er ma. awe kr lb mar* lea *f tiona It am**. IMMO let I =Fs *Am Oa. Ile** Iwo eta ma boa riot *juntas 4pa ell la ear bee tat et**. tatM tits Yet It =tot gems- Wartir c ar 1 71/4ggri47.llr. z e, is rm. . I Fil; Ca n " am t iwo # l2r ofiAr=rlr= row I t a migr Si riir matlettatte. Si. O taw mi. 1 *ill aims *ft pa* is ar keg ad Itatinita eta 2. 4 1 7 .1 =3 tiallen Na lie faimfeelot Its Zeal li.* li rittar pas teat Is d os M , o v wain e• ma= to tit best atm altaltat le NM roam dales Se diallot. 'ME V= mad °bilged WITLIA na. laser. MAIO. M. J. SU J withdraws .4. auk. eel re Cr.. . Favourite 1 to Pia.forts. raisewf.. .. lay. Mawr ha b. M.. ORESTES and the AVENGERS. An Hellenic Niwiee. Innen Ana Loam.: Jaw w. Pwkw awl d. .. W woad. R EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE the ELECTORS of the CITY of LONDON. ROYAL SURREY GARDENS.- A GRAND intIVIOINT 111110.-Par IRMO= Olnitaw ~IR W To". will Wee 1 4 11. 76 -1 51;11* =‘• ee W ."*".. nay (nag XX lityrfolf, 41,1814% Is u o"" d ibr. ,Al.lllolne OW el leaba m e Dee Iberia. an JOHN LILWALL. ea ow- rjreVlM b i " . : blea al lbe le lie peasealea l Td& — sall as aim at obi are moan onennedolbee • en• prearam la IM men .. . la AOLAN HALL, THEOBALD'S ROAD, Eraserne. lam et Dena ea gememom ee Dime foe laelialloa. I alMdeleel o an nab no Webb ... 9. Illeareleal. . oar:an...mom adma n .. ge A. gegan .g.. 1110 110„;11101111. -OPEN RV Ar2:ll • 0 4 j ie for ik le k r . " Re Evlrr and MOORE ' S AUSTRALIAN LINE ... . 8 == 1 ... 1••• 4 61 • 11 ... r & .. 1••••1 md ••••"" awing C.=1"."11... I 'am' IMPI.""'".13"I'd" • W RA•••• RUM -, ON 10 Mewl a .rer WA.. Tbe --- a - - - IW sif 4as lan the Me- MONT BLANC IS OPEN TO-NIGHT. • low sent la acer w lenloe Ibe W ber Nibs iblit l itwir L. tm Wal WWe wWWWw. Inn Is agnion_ IA Iree_ t _kave ..... enereeed by lie pen ma . I TZlrisstrir=ssi of . Cls= = i t GENERAL ' . • ,-11; ''. .. ith.. _ 6... i =or. set t wos a dlor k tear ea teetablooded We wow WOW newe . em* DULY A MOLI:f i tAtil o reLAß. WC Smear , ' , . RR, 9. 1111110welne• e i r nag: 7: rr ....= 1 6.1.11te weill of ewe omens t rag k . inn, sal belleane. - Plains . oarl .• OW ~wen mom .0 se orgabaser m rs iba Agana.' Re begaemered three awn ban ler Mean. Mai. EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE " I .., •• 01 . 0 . **, we bew am Www ; aw.D...11• al 1 an mane lobs Weer dr ftaim. et PACIRT 1111110.-Pce PORTLAND RAT Dant one no n onag amemazt elge Norm ..... 6 4..." .. "...; T HE GREAT TOBACCO CONTROVERSY.- PEW.. pert of bla woe esi all Inn lereedegle de. ;iv e . lbe ramballi_ lip ALRANDRA. •1. Webeee In Anon A i r ban Den amwelble le De. Ina LBOTRlET i narnteleatg . *TINLEY. ; bag fa the Imam i& .......,....t ag an • Pw. as 11 * w•• ar seemmdeallea lor panneen-Par manias ...... on 23 ..I.lMi=gr . re aneg. 1. -Wigs able . 4 ... eger Tr . .= WON WRe numb lwn. JAIMSII4IIIIIOII re C..* 1111111 w. n ang. m0n...... o g m .....fi g n :le News. RIND ea HAW i.. manona. A lIISSSISPI. b bobbibbin i 111. ~MS II .......4 ....b." t r I C : Or 10 DIV ITT an ROOM, IL Nellimenet. ' _ r ic traz. =rim az KIT) PHILIP goat ke ri aoUr . H y,. - 6. 7 1 , I tirt ' IZI li r e 11.4.7* pealeoly.dnalin irba ! li a=lbe b • f Few . 11 4.•• lbe nellee. WWWWW laelwee ea I lame boalllNse wen gem . IA , mgeb I.U. wan aser&o Main se ing Wan I or " he 4 ,==„ter, i- NancE to INVENTORS. - OFFICE for r i Jur . e t Nag Mini loponelz made - via- a o ira..---_ , -,.._;;.T.fg;ui.naßakykk,uts--er.Z.VZ .. um PRILIP.-.PABSENGERS tor Dm- W. 7:: ••• 1,..._. a1...."•= L.. =T. lI M. .. . : ..d ... . ....... , WP- a. " einwrr ae. : Oroodnir i . r ,-- -:N. , ..TN0 6 ... -NIA WWI beze s tr MIAS ma gra je , ea gar ,. m a . eisMir . 2. .. - t- . , pe. •• • Wk. wallet AP ir & i. SPIIIMPkt ' IILIr - .a jwalzl47 , . OROIOI COORS a Claulslke og 110D1E11 BRUM LIRE or A I . 4 „„wrz t lx.r.=.l„t 4.17 A I LIAT 111.110 . 1.2=11d2 MINT WOW altalrave -.Pee PORT PRILLII Masao Rasa MOM IS SS Ougmlidems• mann c ..". ..,/ „.... j aaB o . o. L .Wir e .. iii N. er ... latrilte d. .1 *Ma' "" "31,C.VL'"= ••••• 1.. 1 , • ft. aam ..pria t ria. Or 1 112 V a g . 1.4 • le mar er Mig eb b e e ••t Q ABRAM STRAINS: a Colludes et Favourite SEISM IS MISS ere menelled be webs he ...111===263"•St..aalb wire fesTar .l e 11• 1 1. 1 .:10,10Vw w Iffebeee= "l' grllllll.l. min 71e le= nemealle Wee ever t e IS ISMS It . XS k 4 441 itr..o.,=4:lldriirlTlVlLlN, it!= anejsa s elboid ay. i.e. ja amen 2 6, 2 . Lt laii• area lab et mem a In le a M aim we an selberbal a aelosinalem U. Wow a . VERLAND ROUTE-STEAM to INDIA isi .. 4 . 41=f iben weals *Weed la Taoist lbe Wilder bed k 7 1,x4etrairr-nur a "aO°CI23ITAL a iti lill= "1"16 1;SOS T rOVILMI MMI IIIIZY SPISI:VIIIIIS Sr 10 1 nil 195 11 . T. SW alio el s eliemees. Oa U. after birame abbe main 0.L./a, NS eal Cam bp lab abodes r at nejeenameal Orem lawbed lie ebe lee==leneka ea ao ila eal 0 ma t asollealoo Ode Mame aieg iamm ell a rele age apogee% i i ....... a n o mm o 7=ore. ° =.l ".. Um". t l aro Ibit tr ang efferagr war alga 6 ben ealliol t I: 11. Mabel% It ftl Ewa lam. Pi l aknon 'V: u... u. we la WA apmea et toglrd. beffee. alb be U. Tbe meta. le il~ lbe lan gal women of liana mann AM se TEAM to the CAPE of GOOD HOPE and mow as Nos s. prab•mme.t II Dees . Kyr* I =tlllll, Yr. LlDUL l iM g r isnli alW to. "i la • L ii i i =raZ a/ • ireartAterboVlu e le i le. radio ben Mum le. , bed 1 -.-- ..... 2. • = m mj .. m D LIM Jealeary it Alt i Mel b = w ealog=pana= IA Cade le • ""-- la ralne. 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RO. a. . of dis tiliai ,eh' mbar o MASI 112 . 1 %Ow w Ow M c * POI wboa 6 . Aft* bdb. il , &ilk d SM. ........ Ws ft, *No 11.. THE LANCEB al LYNWOOD. By the Author at Tbs Rats of Mire by I. B. TEI HEIL at IZOLTIII. ObY L 44166. IL II LAMM A BE. Chop Mic. el. TUB D6I6Y CP All. &owl MILL 2 vely 6L TIM LIMN DULL o■lo LII. IL M. Lemke: lake W. Patio owl Om Wed Mies& IKPORTANT DIDOOT MDT 111 MIDICIND. runt► 1141 W, h., boo rare t = NERVOUS . DEBILITY ; Pa .D . and Mental, oslbbi Ow bob ?Webb with al Wm Ity Ilro. 4lmi g u rti. D.. Midas te lito Port W I . sad loto Zama st are of Or smirk P. Dboot W DA AWN/. 1.. GoorolloW bout ol Uall-otrat. Webs. PLENDU) POSTAL DISTRICT MAP of demoN. t o = moliml i tes ilks 4L .0 ea the KW. of WWI 10. the sit at new di.tmett. "d7ad fir lt the i,tt. I=l"===; pfee on wombs. of No =are NW IND In Ire amp AMON% =rift* weirs .1...311 pmts. Thabilswit. ILO. 'FHB BADDINGTON PEERAGE; being his Lerd•blpie wets com Lib: • Rbnef v lot and sk• Ron• R.•••/ . O•oree A•gool•• Sib. /.r.. a "Jammu Ow Ronk.' Dictonr• ambold TIROL Wank" Kw& M. led be MU soormand 114 ILLUS pIRM. TRATED madoud EAST INDIA HOUSE. Yesterday the quarterly court of proprietors was held at the Fast India House; Mr. Rise Mangles. M.l'., in the chair. A motion was made by Mr. Jones, declaring that the six clerk' at the Board of Control, with their eubordinate I alters, appointed to examine the Indian desestebee, were I unnecitenary under the new law, which allowed the Board of Control to appoint six member* of the board of direction, by whom that duty might be done. and that each an nowt would Sleet a swing of 20,000 i. per annum, and tate the &impeach of public busbies without diminishing the power of the Board of Control. Mr. Jones contended that the power assumed to be exercised by the Board of Control was in reality in the hands of the six Merles who were un acquainted with the country and its requirements, and who were neverthelam the pinions to supply tho president of the Board of Control with his feet% but who did so in so slovenly a manner that neither on questions of account nor on questions of polities were that right hon. gentleman'. statements to be relied on. Mr. Jones alleged that they were actually ea impediment to public Waimea. The resolution was wended by Mr.Liwria. In reply, the chairman oleerved that it would involve the destruction of the Board of Control itself. It was unjust to assume that the directors appointed by that board were not as independent of it as were the directors elected by the preprints% and it would be &niptery to them to ask dime to be the clerks of the body whieh ap pointed them. It ems also unjust to mistime that the Free'. dent of the Board of Control war the poppet of the six ckwks ; and as regarded the expense of the board, it war regulated by set of parliament. Mr. Twining mil other preprietors having borne Setimony to the seal and ability of the clerks, the resolution of Mr. June. was negativist, only one hand being held up in favour of it.—Mr. M'Kencie called attention to the frequent and vio lent varieties. in the rate of exchange on India, so far as concerned the monstary traniactiom of the company. No motion, however, was season the side}ect.—Mr. Fleming complained that In the recent appointment to the office of Advocate-Cieseral at Bombay, the limiter had been entirely overlooked. A return of the asses of the applicants for the Aka was agreed to. There was no other business of im portance. CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE CREST. Dist evening the ninth anniversary festival of this chary took place at the Learn Tavern, Bishops's*. mreet, row the priderwallthrl ORATIVSLIAL, by the Lord Mayor, Mr. Naar Mr. Henry ether, Mr. Dillon, Dr. Copier, Dr. Poeseek, Dr. Dennett. Rev. Dr. Livingston, Mi. J. D. Perks, end other auto, am broils ell about MO rethron. The position of the er a*. offeeneed, Is rt rho setiothriory. The report shred theta to al UP/ ont-pothints had been relieved by the thrifty &air emerennont 1848, and 374 In eirthhad bar raelmil are the sprig of the raids to y 1,865. Tin nonew at antipatierats had greatly in ' snarl ion the remind at re orabirharm to the Vie torie-yerk, sad the atirdwase Tarr from 150 to 240 daily Then wee etill a ask on the banding of 6,000!. besides farther lebildr, mil the Institution could not be car ried or in be yam' slab oder 4,0001. per sonar Trawls or therm el 963 fa the number of patients ad mitted dude( the year 1836 •• compered with the previous year; loth thebesplnd was arable of of room to • Ma laws winger of prams than the funds at the die- ' peal stem senrilthe awhildiklal to suoaromodate. The uebie etheison, aeaaaser aaLl stirtion to the feet that the thernant was In debre the meant of 7,5001. The moult of era egged meth by the aside sera to the sympathies of the organy was that the vestry announced a hat of cub it sal te nu* 4,000/., inrholing 250/. =th i i s e:llle m e l = lb e mil IL 11, Gurney, and 1001. from Omer& Gamy, Ind Oe. Award the speakers was the lir Dr. Livkartan, who marasted the fruits of Chris err in the wrens skrielia hntitutione each as this with the headrrin whisk whaled amongst the people with whom he led paned ea wry years of his life, and to whose aviary he heyr oar te resat to continue the work he bad barn there. THE LATE COLLIERY EXPLOSION AT SIIIPLEY.— Ire lately gess the yeelleelets d • ilreedful =slea at saileise Delbyabble. wig* Ise nen killedeoesly, mei • swam et fah,. wockgra leant. A tew age sibersueds resether et the sellistes dirk awl we sew few te wend the 1110111•11 d trier sem us—Jsompai Forint, dismay__ ; tar Itember. Thome Han, et likennt; sod Mast IliZz o tWeet Masa Ingeris bars leen bid n to lb. ewe abet es tbst w - beneultrivivolit ea wade " Anatole we ediernet in ask ease. Beverel caw ins vim von lard by He siloinn see tying in • promisee state. WIEYERTON T. LIDDELL.—We are informed that the judgment in this nue trill be darned by the Conniutteu ot Privy Council to-morrow (Friday). EOUTHWARIE ELECTION. Kr. LOOIN .w meet Ike ileeeere at IN maramakeei : THIS ZTNNINO et the Iqueelifaa CaNialroara I. George', dram at INgbeteerak K. I.A.‘ l4 Cl . oal_ . Praraeranar. Berwaram ea la IDAT, lie tarteak at Ma &eta. r .....,. At th e Name NW/VA ea SATU DAY, the MA lerAnt, Y °made& AAA At ilke OuUTHWASIC UTIIIIAIIT INSTITUTION. ea MONDAY. Ile MA Imam& AI Opt *Keret PM met aiy. QAUBAGEB.--OE.NUINE HOME-MADE, Ti per It..—p l wrava awl BrVikass. DO not wait whilst Chancellors quarrel or you ea so Tis at sll.—ne EAST IVDIA Tk eumpAltir erLY Mut wailed 11. A, Is OA. hn,at In lOC ssr tb. go Woo So law sirs Ur eluty Is shawl? arshaw. Onstlll.lloloss, SibovasSt. KINAHANB LL. WHISKY.—This celebrated aY It le /tay moommird rthe WA dllikiM tN •Itoinorno *M. eitloor for tor Mos or IM ttorilotrol lio lt ortfmay orry wit sot boimi notlovoi toUlt Inn I Qom key owl WOO. evolllior or mock **W to is vim *KW Or to erealard le mild bolt*, ark st eurprotablo rota Irmo lo Woks ma as vicinity; tam Or rograoloi Or plectra tools of lbotira •Itoloralo from ICIIIMILAN mei 06..1. Gnat Windloillobrot. lioSurritol• INES EXTRAORDINARY.-PORT, LAT. MADURA. erl MARSALA. IA Ilio whom N lIII EiIwo tonate. Fehr. II WA Plehewww Thwk wt Wo. hipo of Woo Asps, limn bee Ow. wino. so bo hamlet he MI dwie. Two % CT= lALA AD V, oweAloot. NA ow hwea.-11e. seml A. WAIT. Who Ihrweeors. TM Oordwereat. W. EATURAL MINERAL WATERS of VICHY. T. v !CRT WATISS %INFANT Melee Oa met hen Ur ilemsewl be lie mann. See rif - et 1h Maim. MOW then e. es I per Ilien On t. la Ober peel. 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Amm meM mday KM of Me' a lea tt all Os bona Mommsmmis: dimr,lM ben IA plasm Thelma Omega mule SO A K seel. la pid THE POLICE COURT& Thomas Lay was charged with assaulting Mrs. Sarah Hulme, a married woman, with whom he - had for some month. cohabited. Complainant stated that he had been in the habit of beating and kicking her, but added, " I don't wish to hurt him, your worship, although be has so me. I would not hurt a heir of the poor fellow's head, I only wish him to keep away from me in future, and never come near me any more. Since I took out the summons he cut his throat, and attempted to cut mine, and I am afraid, and_ go in danger of my lib. The prisoner, whose throat was bandaged up, and who was unable to tam his head, said that ha ws• sorry fur what be had dons, but was " aggravated to do it" by Mrs. Hubs., who warn a woman of violent tamper. Mr. Carrie Sued him 10s. and costs, or a week's imprison ment. Our importera requested to state that the Dowager Lady Willoughby de Broke has forwarded 101. to the poor•box of this court, requesting ea acknowledgment of its receipt in this journal. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Mr. Henry Thompson, of No. 29 Norfolk-crescent, Edge me-read, ass summed before Mr. Bandon for an milk en Henry Harrison, servant to Captain Ala:ander. • The complainant MI be was ming through Park-lane on the 10th toot. , when he was suddenly knocked down by a blow on the body. The defendant, an entire stranger to rnm, was the individual who conaralitsd the molt. When he up ItedeS;;;Ted7l th - r — ditien — danT why he hedetnta " Th.dafeledead mind that ha sada it a rule to law& rasa down Who Insulted him. Be did nothing what ever to provoke the defendant, who as be pawed sprang upon Nut mire like a wild tweet than a man. • solleitor in coot saki he was acquainted with the de flodest, who wee in o highly respectable position, and he wra=mlica we two to the coesphihtant. PIK sot laugh at the defendant 33 he was coning trwarde leaf V 3 aud-1 aM. Did pa art wade at Ithlt t at all did wad I do out venellect seeing the I 111 waft by wed et act that could vrra m e 'u pland hie stiowdes. . . deholosT, wheel oppsersais sod sow indicated greet oesslsicity, rid be yes itaisi *rem* Perk-lane in one diredlesos the essoloinent was esig in the opposite direction. is sift& issoplehrit look at Wm, sad laugh. He NM Is liwasK "`I/bed Is the stapM Mon laughini sir lb oseephimat WOW in i NIA be lieving that it was nainniell iv as was te him, he iserleisly did give the osophist a gini, or a biewaZied hiss. With roped le the WIN& Iso did net oak. iss elks. ceseplobont alletsed and sail be ehoold she ha Ye moody, =hos he obtsimed his ahem Hagen the oesighent his address, expeolhog to hoar a• owe shit lho side. Itiaithideell - 71e — tieed — Ithe he wee In Perk-thee at the ties He law Aa esogilesth moths tedthl se if be wee laded Is thee*. The emptied dil set lost ar moth. He di sei me the Hew, hat be env the cool =getting up arm the peal, end he heed two teen e: tell the eanoplallmt Is eve the thetiemas into custody. The Solicitor add Mew to deny that an assault hot bon comoilled. The iettedeet wow hare laboured under WMe thouppreberhei the thee, and he dill set in ray white sold net hejoilbl. The ethp eireemilthee in =thistles be mai elle was ded the delathst gen sem sad them sire soil this le bia Mr. leedlea rid be abseil ad' then the allisthet to Ind two meths YIIL seek le beth the Imes be the,. earths. Alter a abed centralhotha witit the thisilaath the So licitor begged the inacilroiew assessor hisMwerA, as the providing of eandes wadi sethedithe as unplarent ex posure of the situation is wild' the thirdest wee now plowed. Mr. Bosdon old ea the case was entirely undatended, be coal du no less than inflict the highest penalty—namely, 64 including coots. Tho money was pad. _ LAMBETH: _ . Thomas Fuller Banos azilia;iini Bacon, hie wife, who have been in custody fur several weeka charged with the murder of Fdlwin Fuller Bacon, aged two and a half years, and :torah Ate, aged cloven month►, wore brought up for final examination. Mr. W oodward, the solicitor, an on former 0:1.4011I at tended ou behalf of Beton, and Mr. Crouch fur his wife. Long before the time appointed fur the examination the court SUP crammed with weft - deemed and nepectable per sone, ell of whom evinced the greatest possible anxiety to cateli a glimpse of the accused persons, and more particularly of the auto prisner, and to vitamin the proeeedinge. The deposition., which were veryvoluminowo, of the vari ous 'Mamie. in ie ease, were mid over. No new evidence wee given. Mr. Woodward requested that the statement made by the prisoner to Inspector Young on taking the charge might appro. on the face of the depreltiono. Mr. Young mid that, after the reading of the statement of Mrs. Bacon on the 2tet of January, her husband, the male prisoner, was taken into custody in the court, end removed to the elation-house, to have the charge entered against hint in the usual way; while the charge was in the course of being taken, the prisoner exclaimed, Oh, Mr. Young, is it not shocking tor her to rely I did IC? Oh, dear, that oho should any I did it. I don't fear. The Lord will help me through It. My doer boy, I eonld not hurt • hair of his dear little heed. The truth will always go the furthest." During the reading of this Ailment Bacon burst into Mears. Mr. Elliott malted Mr. Woodward if it wee hie wish to offer any remarks before the committal of hie client, and ho re plied not . , that as hie motship, no he undo-Mood, had made up hie m ind to sand the cam Wore a jury, he should reserve hie definive. . . . . na prionoem were then committed for trial at the next nation of the Central Criminal Court. MUSIC. HER :MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Mr. Lumley has just issued his programme of the opera season, and wo give a summary (as concise as possible) of his announcements. The following are the company engaged: Madame Albont; Mdlle. Maria Spezia, of La Scala, Milan, &e. (her first appearance); Mdlle. Angiela Ortolani, of La Scala, &e. (her first appear ance); Millle. Billion, Madame Franchi, Mdllc. Ilerti, bfdlle. l'oma ; Mdlle. Treneta Ramos, from Turin (her first appearance); and Mdlle. Piceolomini. The tenon. and basses are : Signor Antonio Giuglini, of La Scala, &c. (his first appearance); Signor Jaeopi, Signor Mercuriali, Signor Luigi Bottardi (his first appearance), Signor Belletti, Signor Bone entano, Signor Napoleons Rossi, Signor Giovanni Corsi (his first appearance), Signor Baillou, Signor de Soros, Signor Gariboldi, and Signor Filippo Vialetti (his first appearance) : This list, besides the principal favourites of last year, contains several new names of great conti nental fame, particularly Millie. Spezia, Mdlle. Orto lani, Signor Giuglini, the most celebrated tenor in Daly, and Signor Vialctti, a basso profondo of renown. For the ballet we are to have our old favourites, Marie Taglioni, Rosati, Paul Teglioni, &c., besides a number of others whose names are as yet unknown in England. Signor Bonctti (as last year) is to be the director of the music, and M. Paul Taglioni, Signor Ronzani, and M. Massol, the :Mitres de Ballet. The theatre is to open on Tuesday, the 14th of April, with La Facorita, in which the new stars Mdlle. Spezia, Signor Vialetti, and Signor Giu glini, will appear ; and with the ballet La Emie ralda (for the first time these ten years), in which the heroine will be represented by Mdlle. Pocchini, described as a danseuee of the highest order. Soon after the opening of the theatre, Mdlle. Ortolani will appear, with Giuglini, in the Puritani. Mdlle. Piceoloinini will arrive early in April, and will appear in a number of new characters besides those which she performed last season. Madame Alboni is to arrive before the Ist of May, and will make her first appearance this season as Azucena (the gipsy), in the Troratore. Don Giaranni is promised, with a cast of unprecedented strength, including Spezia, Ortolani, and Piecolomini, in the characters of Donna Anna, Donna Elvin, and Zerlina. Nothing is said about the production of any new opera; but two new ballets are announced, the one for Marie Taglioni, the other for Rosati. The subscription for the season will consist of thirty nights. MR. HOWARD GLOVER'S CONCERT. Yesterday monger Mr: Glover gave what he =li i me " ott " Gyps& Naomi for M. Peo4LaDrury- It was oseloilp ems of Mao "wi ns= of M. eeeaerfeewio vs have ow maiden to wherso—sa emeemosseashars Won Nob elt weds, yowl NA Isaismsdal, shesisd owl maim, mist sad swam =I hodgm—opsra ohs sad meseelail phew, amp Wm se the phases% viella, esto, and Ades wilo—psellamsd by • "" taashl host" ot ahem sal Ades p4s taiailas almost ovs7 @miasma 'mos la Loedort. %eh a cowed presents little or weft that is ' to ha w ee : hr, at the prams's give their swig% deg ging - or play those things which cost them no trouble in prepara tion ; so that the seloction of music is of a trite and familiar kind. Among the singers were Madame Rtkieradmlf, !dim Tinning, Madame Enderssohn, Mr. and Madame Weiss, Mr. and Mm. Drayton, Signor and Madame l'errari, Madame Anna Thillon, bliss Dolby, Mews. Charles and Hamilton Braharu, Signor F. Lablarbe, and Signor Belletti. Among the instrumentalists wore Miss Arabel. 4 Goddard, H Mr. Bane diet, Mr. Lindesy Sloper, M. Billet, Mr. Pratten, err Ernst, M. Salmon, and Herr Molique. And than wens some hall s-dozen conductors and accouipaniata. Tho prima of admission being low, the bill of fare proved moat attractive, and we have never seen a greater crowd in any place of public omusenient. The concert began at half past one ; when it ended we know not, but certainly ths pro gramme could not have been got through when the time came for beginning the ordinary evening performances of the theatre. SURREY Ustox.—A concert was given by the above society at the Horns, kenningteth last evening. The orchestra, consisting of upwards of 40 instru mental performers, was comprised of the amateur members principally, waisted by several profesaional gentlemen of standing. The programme included the overture to Guillagive Tell (Rossini), Egmont (Beethoven), and an adagio movement from one of Beethoven's symphonies. The vocalists woos Mira Banks, Mrs. W. Purism (an ama teur of much promise), and Mr. Burgess, who deserved the encores which they obtained. Mr. H. K. Austin was coo ditetor. We may congratulate the south of London on the institution of such a society amongst them, and hope it will meet with tho success it merits. NAVAL AND MILITARY. Of the three regiments quartered in Portsmouth Garrison which are. under orders for China the following officers remain with their depots:-234 Revd Welsh Fusiliers—Captain Vane, Lieutenants the Hon. N. Founts and T. F. Lewis, and Ensign H. C. Willis • 824 Regi ment—Captain Bailie, Lieutenants Spencer and Dickson, and Ensign T. Ryan; 90th Regiment—Captain Hammond, Lieutenants Trencher and Harwell, and Ensign Handy. Forty-two officers and 750 men of the 90th Regiment I will embark in her Majesty's steam troopship Transit, Commander Chantbers, at Portsmouth, on Tuesday, the 24th inst. as at present ordered. One field officer, one medi cal officer, and companies officers remain with the other 250 to go in some other ship. No horses are to go by this con veyance. Mounted officers are to be supplied with horses by the rommhisarfat on arrival at Hong Kong. Orden were reineived at Portsmouth Dockyard yesterday for the Princess Charlotte, 104, old sailing three-decker, to be brought bum the ordinary for immediate commission, and for service in China, it is moused ma • hospital or other depot ship. She was launched about thirty-five years ago, and has only been once commissioned. She bore the flag of Admiral Sir Robt. Stopford, at Acre. She will probably carry out troops. The iron troop ships Adventure and Assistance, fitting fur troop service, are nearly rigged, end will be speedily ready for the pendant. DRUMMED Oct.—Yesterday morning a number of the Royal Artillery were drawn up in front of head-quar ters, at Woolwich, end were formed on parade for the pur pose of witnessing the ceremony of degrading a gunner of the 2nd battalion, named Doyle, who had been tried at various courts-martial, and found guilty of frequent acts of inautor dination and resistance of orders jointed by the constituted authorities, and against whom no less than forty-fin accu sations were then pending. On one occasion, when under confinement in the guard-room awaiting his committal, he broke from sweet, and was retaken. Ile was then confined in one of the cells, and succeeded in escaping thence by ingeniously removing the leek of the door, and having been absent about fear months he returned to the garrison, and, being tried by court-martial for desertion, ho wu sentenced to receive fifty lashes and to be dinbarged her Majesty's service with ignominy. The first part of the sen tence wee remitted by order of the commandant. He having been pronoun owl an incorrigible delinquent, regard less of discipline, ho was thus publicly stripped of his military bearings, and escorted between a file of armed soldiers, to the music of the " Rogue's March," aa far aa the barrack bnundsries, where be was set et large. ROYAL ENGINEERS.—The officers of this= now in China are Captain amber F. Mann, who on Captain Cowper, killed by accident in Canton, and Lieut. Dirom. With the expedition Lieut.-Colonel Fumml, late Assistant Adjutant-General in Dublin, gun out in commend with the 23rd company from Chatham, under Captain Clarke, with Lieutenants Maluku, Pritchard, and Lennox, the latter as supernumerary. No brigade major has yet been officially ayisonned, but it is expected that a small portion of the Engineer Held train will embark. ADMIRAIaY, MARCH 18.—ArrOINTMENTS.— Commsnders W. Bowden (1854) to the Medusa, 4, paddle wheel stesni-vessel, West Coast of Africa station, vice Raby, invalided ; and It. Williams (1855) to be agent for mail, on the Australian station. Swig[.nal.7. F. n7Courmey (1856), W. Telfer (1856), C. Sproul' (USW), and R. Irvine (ISM), to the Calcutta, 84, flagahip, East Indht Ration. CRATHAM, MARCH 16. The Inepeetor-General of Musketry, Colonel C. C. Hay, paid an official Visit to this garrison this morning, for the purpose of inspecting the troops belonging to the provi sional battalion, the Royal Engineer., and the Royal Marines, who are now undergoing a man* of instruction In the Enfield and Lancaster rifles. The firing of the troops Es excellent, many of them being good marksmen at 900 yards. A review of the whole of the troops now stationed at this garrison took on Chatham Imes this a ft ernoon by Colonel W. If. ' the Commandant, when the number of troops on the g round was about 6,000, including the depots of the Indian regiments, the Royal Engineers, and the Royal Mariam, each battalion accompanied by its bend. The brigade went through a variety of nuinceuvres in a most mils factory manner. Sixty non-onnimiseioncd officers and men of cationa revelry end infantry regiments were this morning inspected by Dr. J. It. Taylor, C.D., and Or. J.Tice, at Fort Pitt, and all or dered to be discharged tho service. DEVONPORT MARCH 18. Sanspareit, 71 (screw), Captain A. C. Key, with trop; and ordnance Mores for China, ailed yeaterda . Surprise, delimit+ gun veraeLbas been oned by Commander S. 6. Creswell. Retribution, 28 (paddle), Captain Barker, saikd on Mon day but for South America. banterer, gunboat, ban been commissioned by Lieut. Bed ford Pim. ANOTHER DARING BURGLARY IN DERBYSHIRE. --On Saturdey evening last, about nine o'clock, Mrs. Once Wade, aged between 60 end 70 years, widow of Mr. Daniel Wade, was sitting in her house at 'Lumley, near Med.:irk, Derbyshire, there being no one within but herself end a boy of about 12 yew, of age, when a tall man opened the door and spiked if young Joseph Smith lived there. Mr. Smith, the nearest neighbour, lived at some distance, and Mrs. Watts scot the boy to show the man the house. At the top of • lane about 100 yards distant, two other men were standing smoking, u was the first man, having kindled his pipe at him WOW, lionise. They all three returned together, and entered the honee ' eloped the door, and the tall one produced s swo rd and de manded what money there was. One of them stood over her with the sword, thereetening to murder her if she made any noire, while the other two prorecdod upstairs and raneacked tho rooms. They returned uneueeessful 0s to money, but on a amond aearels they found an old pettiroat, which had rt'irthrough their hands unwrapped, and ire unfolding it l end took a 10/. note, and 16!. 10s. in gold. They then made off, locking the inmates in tho home, end threatening to murder than if they made any alarm for two hones. The boy sumeisted in forting the bolt of the door lock with a harrow tooth, and canoed a pursuit shortly afterwards, but without rearm There is no house within call of kgra. Watts', which is situate within half an hour's walk el the went, of the recent burglary at the Rev. J. Nodder'e, at Ashover. [Adcertiaement.}—THE FOLLOWING EXTRAOR use ear Cr.... 'err arida.. of lallscation Idurrpsho. Bar nem., Woos, end Ilver carrot, e.uth. Nebr., rewrites. Nal ence.sel hy Be healareiare NITkLIVITA Starr. roof+, re oat the 'east maul ▪ ,Free• tie Doerr Comeau et ea.elesta.rc Cure Matt.—' Ildesiera, Verdi of Orr Dec. lBl6.—The —The Ammer Omer a f a r Oaart _lrlerad. la the Wert of flurries! =eleedrat Inerre emitter lereleotte Arelliess rod areedialses had teilr of ladrstion. •Utii=and Isratelty ef Mgr yrs' alendlay. Tr teed mse Nail mama Wray ha oridered =alba ebeWv = reuret" Can c. 4 .1134 == "4 ol . llessfe itemn s itail —Mena aelieg t. ar g t .. —lteemns•Se Dm. WIPISI=4 •64 siormas rem. Irirush. t.:" Wt . pr.s.m4. , tam moil 0... ft lisow44trot ; Abliord a teg m. .. eu. ✓est: ?lora lAdvertiesimid.l WAY'S PILLS aIIOULD, ▪ xxxxx eon tux Ors or e..—rersise . grater MOS of Me berme Bibb Is wren der the teri6.•••=46.lll,==eld ar ire mar SIM are "" I. W " War 5impi. 1: 1 14 7 1".211.4" Mir. Ear. SPORTING. RACING AT WAR• THE " LEGITIMATE" WICK. &c. TO THE EDITOR OF THE EXPRESS. 81n,—Let all those who would commence the "le legitimate" racing ensue with the Newmarket " Craven Meeting" for ever hold their tonguea after the recent elicit lions we have had of the perfection horses of all ages can be brought to in the dreary mouth of March, if they are only wanted so early. Improvements have been made in connec tion with the turf. as well as in other matter., and the latest is that of keeping borers in work during the winter mouths of the year. Ligroin, Nottingham, Liverpool, Musette, Seliabory, and Warwick have proved what can he done, for the racing at these platen hos been as good as 'sever seen at second-rate meetings during any part of the year, the only differenee being that sperulation is not married on so actively • and the meeting at Northampton on Wednesday and TlaCroday nest give. promise of eclipsing the best gathering ever previously witnessed there. At Warwick this week, three of the beet horse. that appeared last year, were pitted together for such a race as the Trial Stake., and there were two others Wentworth and Stork who had hitherto proved newt traiublesoure mile horses, and it will be recollected that the former's trainer thought it impuesible he could lose the Derby. The "talent." were all anxiety throughout the day to speculate on ouch a sporting concern, end during the morning there wee little to choose between Molise end Gemma di 'trey, while Fisherman was bathed the field. At the waddling, however, a great spinet took place in the money market; in the first It had been generally underhand that Flanigan was to tide Yalu and that gave the public every confidence In her; bat It woe emu observable that ehe bed not her own party's confidence, and when it woe known who had the meant she went completely out of the market. Though a starter, she woe virtually out of the race, her condition not barring cemparisson with that of any of her opponents. I wee a little astonished, however, to see such a tremendous rush on Gentma di Vergy, his men po tty coming it pretty stung, having feared nothing but Me ism till they mw her; the public blared him for old acquaintance peke, end likewise because the prince of light-weights, Fortnum, had the mount. Between the two parties, he soon displueed Fisher man, and from 3 to 1 he advanced to 6 to 4. He had evidently done a little work, and looked quite as well no ever he did lea 4 year; butheweanot quite up to concert-pitch,lam certain, while the change exhibited by Fisherman was extraordinary. Last season he wee considered the reverse of • handeome hone, although a good goer, and at Liverpool • fortnight beck he looked rather " jolly," but Pince then he ha. evi dently undergone such • preparation as T. Pen seldom give. his horses at home, and the Queen's !late at Salisbury bet Friday was probably the finishing touch. Now he as one of the most perfect specimen. of a racehorse that ever trod the turf, and it would puzzle the most critical eye to detect a fault in him. All credit is due to his trainer, but the ante= of training is evidently T. Parr's secret, and it will go hard with any home that he meets at weights for age this sewn. I did certainly expect to notice a falhoroff In him after hie thirlymne races last suss, but he is evidently an imeetved her, and the hest tour year old we have in training. The rem looked se though it was to be a goal ODO at one time, Oman di Vergy MIDDY alternately making play to the Nesslows, where the brew (leading) suddenly gave way, end Itelsehey said that Accra her Punt in • hole; if so, she was ills her backers before the nee ' • at any rate, she was soon and Fisherman, piing double, begin grednally to daubs" the rear Weir hest, catching " Jemmy' and Simi et the ibis the per biome too good for the kat% and k nee sari* between the two favourites. At the Mewl 1i alsessy" MI bed enough, when Fishermen got the W slikentstsbeggla, and won by a length, condition &dais thephils Soled two hundred yards. The Ring would fru bun bit lied bad the result been otherwise, fur many pepped lessey" severely, looking on the primped of Fishermen not peeving a lour to them, if be on as something eztreordinue ; and many did nothing but stand on the field against the favourite, as they did not stomach laying 2to 1 against their old enemy, Fisher man, with but two horses actually in the nee. The eager ness to back Sir Cohn for the horthamptonthire after tho race shows that he has been through the mill with Fisher man, and if T. Parr is only in corned there cannot possibly be any mistake about Sir Cohn 's chance for that race looking a " certainty " on paper, as no line could be better than was obtained yesterday. Apathy wee ale barked by his own party for the "Guinn.; but there seems a decided dim poeition to lay against him gencrally—lmekutakers grasping at any chance of " getting round" after laving so heavily against %Wein Schiedam, Sydney, and Loyola. la will probably go bent with them, however, if they give him more than his share of opposition, and on the day many might be found eager to take half his present price. For the mile handicap Malacca sou supposed to be • " certainty" till he stripped, when it was plain that be wanted T. Parr very much ; many barkers supported hint thinking they were following T. Parr • but they were mistaken, for he left the stable several weeke back, and was trained, or rather half-trained, for this engagement by B. Jones, of Marlborough. He had nothing to do with the rape, which was a very Gast one throughout, and at one time it looked like a win for Early Bird ; but he cut it as men as Lord Nelson went up, so that Mr. Barber had to score an other stake to his already heavy amount. The weight he carried was • shadier. and still he took it right home. The line look, good enough for the Trial Stakes at Northampton next week, if M.D. does not show. By the same rule, his defeat by Myeterious Jock at Doncaster made the latter a rare " pied thing" for the Willoughby. his party thought so and made him a favourite ; but he would never have won hid Early Bird been ridden by such a determined rider as Alderoft, and it was quite apparent that the " jeekeye " in front at the finish—Aldcroft on Jack, and A. Day on Poodle —could have given the "gentlemen" 161 b instead of 61b, and beaten them. In a Welter nice professionak should be shut completely out, and we should much oftener see the best horse win; instead of this, it is only requisite to put a =o " at imi setretlCt ri att e te u r pi a o nion tion thar akrate i : o rer, " and n the bed The present system is clearly an abortion, for out of t he . seen rummers four of them had jockeys up, and had two of them— Grubb and Green—been at all au fait at the game, the gentle men, for whom such run were established, would have had nothing to do with the ankh. The second day's card ex hibited but little to excite interest, the Welter being Ahmed a deed letter, and Greenwich Fair, in the absence of Peregrine, who is eufferingfrom temporary lane-new, !lung it all herown way in the two year aid race. The "Great" Warwickshire Hauldicap was anything but a " feature" this time ; hut there were some Lemur games played beforehand with the fa vourite, Theory, who had been backed in good Tuners from Saturday last—and so freely that at two o clock to-day (Wednesday), 2 to 1 was taken greedily about him on the course, and nothing else would go down, so well wee the " pot" kept boiling. Whet sou the dismay of his bathers, but 44 minutes before the time fixed for the race, to observe a ;M im e oi"l"ttel faw th wi a .g t be won money"—evidently eon--aentnlyduthoetythfoennd owner'sthe ' —very bad in both " Theory" and practice in this case. The comments were not at all complimentary ; but many of his backers admitted that • man ato " do as he likes with his own," and ell they wanted was that they should be allowed to do as they like with hi. (Theory's) owner. It looked after this any odde on Tom Thumb in ouch company ; but it woo Tame Deer's day, and he hes thus made his weight 2st Hb for Northampton, for which there were numerous inquiries about his stable companion, Adareas afterwerde, Apathy being still at long oddo for the Guinea., which shouts not be of Salisbury IA looked at. With reference to Adieus, I shall allow T. Parr to know as much as may one what he can do, am he has only to and the difference between Apethy . sed Sir Colin to have Tame Deer's measure, and Adamas as not considered better than the latter at level weights. I cannot conclude this letter without pointing to Sir Colin am one of the best things on paper for Northampton that hoe been known for • race for some time. I knew him for a good hone before any stir was nude about bite—vide my letter in your impression of Feb. 5 —and the running . up to the present time only gives me greater confideive in him. METEOR. WARWICK SPRING lIIRETING.—Wanxmokr. 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