The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-20 00:00:00

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I droned v. err rorri my loorisis and r .166" easa h rlZSlE tb rat ." . c.. . Yr rot sad Ire losit o =r"—lrau N itorl= - "—ODIUM, Or MOOTS an =le imerr. AZstrormint por47.g. 11. 11,, lir inn rot el Timer lt.. 13 .1 &11 1 A T IA 1 7FITL I T " lllA3Orazti Co.'s CLOTHING, 88, umord-stieet, M a tar o.aA innkaa MI l anis Me, sad evil= Jothoto Clastotlio b ellt i Mall Sot or to delta •1114 r lopolmot moles CHILD Mani TOUTHIT PHINNIMIL rung. JUVENILE & • DrEBB 86. tals A Rau. Wi& tx Tin Noars.—lt is reported am Perm eimme te resoberre to open Termste • ear to re tbe Poo ?ode 1114 • anew by tbe bereerete o ___ 4l6 lll, l _ beime. 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Lb • moody Our sod daboolloo d... • no dam. frloomor : 110:1. add . . llb.l dm / 6. .""nigoro Yr halt o Wog ma litScur, to Or Me d r e, ol • won peelezeke ILL L b Ibb side. olddelos Moo 7Xo ni l i o ir OVIlm d 1 amalgams, 004 sil mmillo MYir li omit rowook Ra n h. llos. owlw ind Ow NI 0: Wolo or drk soi of 01l ormiloo _ i f/ 11l os So odd Mb lod Ilhdr me r aft Ida Ilk or fed ow lo or IN 1110. •••• n• : writ,.. 16 • lii 41 no ; Ildloi Imo .. e n ....:Fia‘ ut , grekdonloood• IL : rld hoot blo LITERATURE. The Night Side of London. By J. EWING Itrreme. In Mr. Ri*chic's little volume he professes (and sets up to his profession) to give us much informa tion in a =all compass, and to show some of the more prominent features of that life which he not inaptly terms the Night Side of London—that life so ghastly in its masquerade, where Pain hides its writhing lips beneath the mask of Pleasure, and Folly, with the wolf gnawing beneath its robe, laagba madly, shaking in dreary dissonance the bells upon its cap. Mr. Ritchie evidently knows well the ground he travels over, discoursing often vely sensibly, but sometimes, we fear, a little too daymthally, by the way. We confess to thinking that this peculiar class of literature has been some what ~ins of late rears, but Mr. Ritchie is a peostimil 'hewer, and every phase of London life is sot yet exlmostall. " London, c'cst one province senverte els smdeons," remarks Horace Hay. "I Imo sena the greatest wonder which the mai sin thew to the astonished spirit," ex dims Reim ; " I have seen it, and am sfitl sietookhod, and still there remains fixed in my the stone forest of houses, and amid them the na • tss strum of faces of living men with all Sir motley passions, all their terrible imbof love, of hunger, and of hatred—l mean London." Mr. Ritchie shows us London as she is when, es the old song says, "respectable folk are abed ;" he shows her in all her most attractive glitter, in all her most deluging vice. We see the harlot old and wrinkled, but with the night' rouge upon low shodm with her gray • -temeosnier and rags. Our author commenees " rounds" from Cathsrine-street, of whose infamous dens he speaks with a just indignation, reminding us that its bffesay is of old date, having reached its height in these delightful times when " fat old Florizel" was kin. But now," says Mr. Ritchie, " the west is the ass fleidesmble quarter, and the glory of Cathoeiroolvset i fa" It is, however, still a sink of Ties old depravity, and in the courts and a ley. whisk deed in its neighbourhood exists a whole sea of fissility which nightly overflows upon the I =iitown- Clinging, like Don assphos, to the sew golds, we are ecioduoted Ikea the west to tie out, lima the north to Ohs sulk at our pent meerepolis. slopping to pick op a certain timid of knowledge ley way, from the troweled Haymarket, where het youths are busily engsged "seeing life," while they are labouring to deafroy it, to the no less crowded highway of Ratcliff, w4ic we find that " leek's alive" to everything but hie own interest ; then to where the Eagle makes its eyrie is the City-rood, a bird, is this case, decidedly et nocturnal and obscene habits; from there, to those abodes of harmony which neighbour the classic Strand. to the Wee and restaurants of Leicester square, where Issues, aelf-entitled, of the barricades, unbend their mighty souls with billiards, and where hissute patriots " speak diggers but use none eon to that abiding placedthe British gladiator, the sporting public-house, down to the dirtier, but far Isle disreputable free-and-cosy Of the coetermonger, and so on from place to place, from scene to scene, until we find ourselves at the conclusion of our journey and the book, and which shows as a fit ting conclusion to such a " Night side" of life, the police-court for its warning, and the prison or the lunatic asylum for its goal. THE CRYSTAL PALACE. The affection of the British public for their Crystal Palate is sa aesiarlag love. Time anent stale, LI their estimation, the Wait* variety of the Qom of ; red the ant day of saimaer is as rare to bring together thoaesnda ef her votaries m if they Were suromottal by the wand of some potent siebantar- Setarday last night ►ave bean that day, mly that it was mot the Ist of Nay, and that there was no isek-in-tirefirosa shoed. Bat the harsh east wind had retired, pitiably only to rest Ideresl4 sad prepare for fresh szpaiments is bar searching sod we slashing. The sun was shining his brightest, the atmosphere was clear, bile, and elude, and the beat was just ea much as would make oar dim lavished India visitors foul canfeetable In a eagle pilot cud *eon As an irritable result, every is. that lad time sod a emus ticket, or a spare half crown, ward for flydembam, mad the grand pumas& of the equal Palma wee thronged with beauty end lealtion, and their male satellite*, from noon till sunset. The traueept waslathe handed the carpenters, and the heeds of Aln•nder add hie horse Bucephalus might be lean peeping dis tteetediy through • newly laid pile of deal boards, wandering no doubt what could be the cause of so math beassaariag end dust and ormfasion. The site of the great cepa was being hoarded off, end the paired upon which the mighty Cods Is to steed woe gradually swing fora end shape under the lends of expert joiners. The whole of the humeri sod the peas @daunt war being blocked of he. section; like ea American location, end the sepectation I. that they will be all occupied by maid an a guinea apiece. Two block', bolding dm hundred each, havealmady bets disposed el, end it is condielsnlly hoped that bekre the greet day the whole will be sothiectesrUy accounted it. But in the midst at all this preperation the badness of the day was not lot led of. Mr. Means, undisturbed by the hubbub, held hie Mlle concert as usual, aid wee hammed with • esurded andience. Mae /naming eug ohermingly, and the Wad played • grand symphony of Spahr's, the only amk of which was that it wee • little too I long. The heat was vary gnat, so mush so that sued lodise were obliged to have the conceit-mar, sad it was plunk observed that this consideration mast sot be disregarded in the halved amengements, as, with an audience of tea thou rad, and a Julie sun over the greet transept, the tansunr time win be • matter ad to to overlooked. Lair *.seat, the vieitors weed thereadves our the bailer sad the groods, sod food aleph Twisty to same thew for the rest of the afteemoca. The Kezaatoth tres bad semenue admires, who west sway fully saddled wftb asplasakes of the commakativo Mairitea geatheir who A,t casosived the bright idea of etripplog the "mama' oldie knee of her atonal coverlag, perking kap 4 hcaos, d kaamptellai It how the heats el the keteramesto to the beelkaNieftheCryetil Pekoe. Ilia, with oat deeektoe temesdollli aeik, aid if it boa reed Celleinia I ton, sad not ham the !Wimps Pkatstioa, Is well espy the hapoodaa of ear arberiadeetaa. Professor Ibis hen voseirdled to gareestee Ito gmbeeems, sad inielleplekehhe age at ariaerrieteo gloat 4,Neyeseu It woe esemlay Sae it should ere a Hide of the wet& The home oaf del he, slier hk nowt Ideptrld, yekanted to his MOW iserlen, sad leasiag led Idle • oda of gal fsh dig hie tear, wow aemehe very mod* kik a ..sere- okay tithed Wad .Mir. Mb* who oar hie ok day, b easYsavaly Ye the loop dui madielie hod base pedhal ter hk teerailioa, odd hew bilieved him opals al Os andlielora of mid& he las bees .weed the het *wigs r " deo maid ohmage of public heolligosoo." Theme aempat the *Yore who wen vast= ekeemthato of the tip ..shed to the pinery, sad admiral the noble of dr Ora* any led the Becesibutr, which, seat to the Lad Iliayeee head^ are the groat Warm Odle meal department of the athilielea. It le ea lateroot. • eolloetka, hat k k 006 of Emelt aeon takadod devolopmest. To a commoraki people Eke tee wbe ken thak dtipe es they 69 their &Urea, there meld ad be • man eetrarthe eteaste he oeseamplealoa Asa • eanfefly polaris! melee of their wooden woke," kw the rale rend, of the isekat cat dew to the hat item triumph of the Ceased Vas. Neat lo dr !Mpg sand dr prim i stireetke, and It was rd if slaw sub vail-Sliai em at bra tlw grastaat issemarl tot sassameat want sway Masadallsd. LAd21.22•11111111.1.-ROLLOWAT'S PILLS ZWWI7.I g raw maim.. gag Cing Ears lingi r 114: : :sigli ihe wig/ Wog goll gbeg =broil Seelgsglwa. Iwil bin mow* gligled WO num Sw wan; gig gg wg Nowa Well NO lib l ymi., el • ll= gagman he Ind bow w SW* 144 kr dirge el wo *la. go be se bawls br Ler woe**. RN pr. gag Wow lwr. girt we gg gg gaggglgi • W gll miler "Whig eggegbes lig gerW " :11= i wkr WINWINIAMIN. 214. nowt Laidl i z i g . l4. o =liz . 111siggs. Owwwwlaggig. 41. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, 1857. MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. I)onizetti's Maria di RoAwe was performed at the Lyceum on Saturday evening, nearly in the same manner as lest onion; the only alteration of any importance being the appeeranes of Signor Ned Band& in the pert of Rio Count & Chslals. The greet bature of the performance was (as it ▪ always been) the mapdharat soling of Ronooni in the character tithe Duke 4 Cierreme. This is probably the greftleet of him tragic parte—kg it is difficult to say whether SIMS. is greater in lively or in comedy—and, indeed, it any hi odd to have Acme mode the soccer of an opera ate 111111111kebb be Midrib merit. It is a version mate thbeted ha dna" of a well-known French deame, a gloomy We, In the true Parisian taste, of a peredioua friend, a Ihiffilon wife, and an injugod Mis laid, who takes a MAW reromp. The chareetare, strongly burn in the ploy, are, nth ar saseptlea, mimed to mare alstabee la the epees; seal the bibs* rapid and striking la the 1141114 am isrethil sad epos wat by a great spratlty of barb, emesempbee mete; sized, however, es in all Dmisottfa works, with amosional pemegas of power and heasiy. Ives the amber of Cleserease, though more demigod boa the obi; Mee not stand forward very pro airway el the Wed ad, In which Ronconi displays a apes of Seine aid eirmised by may ktmediea of the age. Poem the rim* lit Chemists dleasease the WM letter aid palm& whkk at lON weal the balmy of the wale end Mend, whim he entirely loved and tried, to hie final ezdemodes, having wrought hie rem" "La morte ahi r Ramat wee appalling, and MINI emery messier with epee sad terror. That some dam is market for the salvation of e whole opera. In !Mid Im sods la vow re mamma interim by expesion. He did not sing the aria d'intrata in the opera, Ali, nen eves," but introduced another, which wee new to us. power of The other characters we not stramptible of peat effect. The frail heroine wee repeeseatad by Ifedsmie Row Devrioa who acted intelligeatly and rag well, but made little im plode°. Signor Nei Nand& (who was warmly heard Met eeimea) bed comedwable swan particularly in the air "Alma we a oars," which be WV( admirably. But the meet spplawe was harmed upon YdUe. Didiee, who acted the pert of the Abbi de Goadi (afterwards Cardinal Kew rim) Witla mock rivedty, and we loa4ly aucored in the pot, air "Nan hoer° sincee." b width her toe m ash, wake was bawd to peat adeentega. The opera was get up with the utmost we ad cmapieteneen The chorus sad oreheetra were abatable, and all the emir amemoriee etch and twleilal. NAVAL AND MILITARY. DEVONPORT, APRIL 19. Admiral Sir William Parker, Bart., K.C.8., emamareir -trebled impeted the Cambridge, 78 (gunnery ship), Chabia A. Jamigham, cm Thursday, the 16th inst. ThiC e dmital war rassived with yards manned, when the • maw mem rid M greet gun. and .mall arms. la Cp. lank.= sad the officers, Sir W. Palm mamma la high team et tmemmalation his satisfac tion et the mats at discipline d Ow dip sad of all he wit nessed. HIP Inspection laded three boars. The Bengal Military Fund is in a melancholy mar The Board of Cameral end the East India Directors mar is tetra the rope sollard atrium to relieve it of its admememotte.—Erisitaf Mykseartts. Thu Admiralty bar jest giro orders that naval airs webs is waft ettramegesem are to be alloyed Os sift aft cd merlo whisk desk rest mod seniority entitle them, la thee . They will able reckon . Mrs r sr rne—en ' , hick by Eta; ANY be mods tetreapsetive.—U Seri ire 0 azettt. EKE MAJESTY'S THEATRE. The performance of La Farorita, for the third the, on &Mins* eyeing, again attracted a foil and fashion able sadism& The new tater, Oiugtini, who was bosomed, se on the malice of his 'kW, with ethane* epee throughout* the opera, sad rapturously eared in the " Spirt. 'until," may now be camidered es an establiabed revere with the London public. Meals. Speth meted and nag cc Saturday evening with more Ire and eieradow then she had yet exhibited, and was rewarded by unanimous and cordial demonstrates' of wows/ The open wee in other respn_te most admirably performed as on former 00011110011. The estertatamenm tenninated with the charming ballet . . . . . of Zemersids, to which line. Picchio' again delighted the gab& by hat windrow agility sad gram This new &ammo la a most valuable acquisition. When so mach choregraphic amalgam has ham inhibited to the habtris of the establish meat ha so pest a variety at schools, it might be Ramsay supposed that the 111101110116 Ot the art an enspisiely =- banned, and that the antimissile wonder of loser days must give way to a cans approbation boa owed es these maritorioaa yaw artists The taint senoximilaudy in the track of mss linstrious prethematt. Bat Mithinolielle Foothilll shows that thin wee eti oomotking width the former luminaries ',the had bed kit dens. TM diffi culties which she whines, sod her wooer of achieving them, en satirely mew, awakening no rimmebrame of schools it that brier la any speentors, sews some decided venom% who, Inking boa thong! a beg vista of yam, own hoe to Soloolo. The Trinsdaiss, is she macaw it, is in original autism By a smiths iactination of the Indy the mom emalraly m the post of fetichism the ground with her kodisag, bat SO illidowly tycoons erect, and le so partheily at km sale, OM you sheen gaw lim whathit the imerions ha has hem seteally perffirmid, or whether yen lave an rather been under the Mauna of some optical Maim. Imaknotly executed, these wive meats would be &Dome of the mom ludicrous kind, but the audacity of Mademoiselle Peocithd is so well tampered with graosfulasse, sad her manner Is eo thoroughly expremin of confidence, that bar eccentricities have the appearance of a facile sport, while endowed with a the charm of origi nality. Is the pot Jo sin, which is introduced in the count ot the Mike, a soprani variation" is executed by each of the dt tamistes—Meneenoisellas Rolla, Poinalis, Ithelacchi, Binnetti, and l aiWki, who, is vying with each other, give earnest of future 1111/WlOOll wader more responi ble circumstances. Tip loan we Mg ix ovary pert, and tles new vooslimts WIMP thous time lemearesd Wen the sortio. Ths Cloortee bat vas seroplel r a ts Earl Teed Costae of Dm% lady . Mks Bal ker, Mr. Poifoor, sod MUM. domed the employ also lasaszfog the theatre Ma &dr co this mai* WI eteerred : The Dodoes l asine tykz lady Judo Hay, MI. Cereodieh, Mn. ra,..fts Dohs rod Ditcher of Clevriark lat= Iho 11l of Leardisonte, die LA sod of Iffooffar. No lamollosoy the Trades Mfaidre sod the CauMoes Ihreari4 the Condos if GM/A the Combo Dowager of mod Mfr Mary Leo, M. Med rod Combo Ma Mad of Cadged, Mr Mod of Lorea, the lad of We Berl sad Camino Meer berry the Coulters of sad lady WM* Pits aserioryhe MA owl Orodese et Ihndird awl Warring tt thu mm. lecend Cridatury,_ Lad Ware Tooleta, Lott 0 the Card Pullin, ir Dar =I 1.1•1113 litre de the Morn Dirk the Timm* Chalon, the Mel old OMEN/ a Ms isedhary the Pantries Illsitikr, Lord and lady lard Grey de Wllets. lard Do/abash, Lard hid y, Lady Jolla, firmel Mr Zen. IL Cerrindilk Sir Ralph Herrard. Itaa,lagyliswerd, sad Mks Reword, Bir Richard Oran& Pat. Sir Widen Cry, sod Lady hay, Kr. M. Mr. Cerdot A Sir Goa q .... Bart., liar John Lewd 4 kilt. laud do T Lady Sir ftederlek ?s4 n.. DM, lady Or Akreoder Mika/A,- It Ma 1. Oust, Karl., Ws Bares . WM& liorm lag* Mr. Wpilhoo, the Mr. Omsk Mr Kerusellir Thaw viati. the Ilearewshis Mr lloylo, Mr Ahalogur Wriol. Dert., lady rod Mils WoriMad, Omni Mr Gems brofse. lira. W Mr. is Law Nall Mho d. Mersey, do EN. M. Ws MaarrashM Mrs Cut, Nina Cedar% So Mr. ead lire Gore Leagera. Coked and lira Ilisouali Mrs. Maim Mr. C. 1. L 5.1, Wow Forsetsa, Ka l e nr. )11 14 Weir t M 4 . 1 P., sad Mn. ta g" Ilia. W.u°l4 SACILED HAILMONIC SOCIETY. Mende-loam's " wall be perksesed at Esisr-WI ea Wednesday, Key 6. With the eteeytket ode perfeerseace ci Mr. Costa's 0 Eli" ea the evening of Wednesday, Jane 17, to which al the pessimist peefersere et the °net Handel Festival at the Ceystsl Pulses will be kilted, this will be the last sad oily other awl:meat* et this 111100:41. This conies le _ _ deOsil by tie aseaeley of lengthiest monde foe the Awn ed, the hue of delete far whieh conensoces in the Lowe Hall, Rester-lell, the (Mowloy) morning, st 10 o'clock. Mr. Bentley announces for publication during the prawn mouth Creel lakes " Narrative of the Diem of Kara," historical end mllitery , with poorer mid pea, wend by the Hydrographlc Office of the We: De set Maatraticee by Mr. einpar dn. "Night shade," by O. Jeirtoty M.A., oat erne, uniform with " Never too Late to Ye de. " icrpt and the Oren Bra Carl, a Nenative of Trani, irt Egypt," by Barthe lemy Mar " The Saner et aunty ; or, trout Bor. of " neadny to erra Beigravii" a enel..hy Mrs. Chaffin • sew edition ' volume New 'di time " P l llbgan"M "Choler Johme," Charles Ba 6, L . ed. eta. Bil im k thoemed er " It by fe Nero toe Lan to MEL' _ _ oaClEbsym—llis Rev. With= Lyster has boss emst by tbs Wisp Is M. eigailkay WNW of Bt. Gawp Cbsesb. ayti wale amines at ths Alasarler tbs Isasseash. The RIC Walla Cl. Ire bent donna b dr lido •to the perpetual gamy of Ilt Xidrars Omsk T Park Liverpod, 1 yea dr romiadiaa el J. Jams, dot patron ; value OL; snort by tripods' et tles Itow. Weis Haase SPORTING. THE HOO RACES.—SATURDAY. Stewards :—Tbe Rsrl of Verahm, Lord Dams, Pwsrl Cowper, sad W. Reid, Esq. Tu nuns's' PLAY' of 40 Ames., Oren by the Hunt. The served to modes 6 wpm. Ow mile sad s bolt. Mr. 111gbilagars.Allim 00.0salmdr bs /blab tllithikrl.l.o with ir4dk Ilst 7112 week. Ow mils sad s Imi. (5 subs) =3llshellile. by Arnold. 0rad...41r i 0171:1 . &WM. god (Ono.) •14/4P2tLIUM of 15 wisse,_* 10with 26 -Adds Ned upwards. W to for *e. About (limbs.) -- • - IM lab... 1 /Ir. T. Ilseburxr: mini. MI . (Nu W. 1M•166/ 1 .3 716. ne. ..... Ash. limenram, bawl, 11K . igr.V d : Tris Etact.tect Brazos ef I rove. moat, - ;with 26 166 three had started), for 11-yr-olds sad upends. Bens las. (10 Nabs.) id& as 1.66. 67 WIMW. 6 7m OWL OA lib (Kr. W. 'mew Mr. 2. Bow OS Yr. Yalta{ ibms, Cr' ON I. 94 UM I (Wr. Cow*, I Tim 8C7117 STEM M at 6 sore. etch ; lld 71b each. The miaow to be sold 6rr ad INK Shia 40 sore. Halt a oda. • Yr. e. roan 71Nr1. try Vs. !me (CMOs Little. 1 Mr. IL Ludt Irdikoda (Mr 6.lvrardo Lord llamado N. old Row* IMP. Make 3 Mr. =33 i reus "w 41.11= I A . Pr ma of 10 4;i &&&&& Farmers' 'Li.. Hilt . rails. .7..; 37.: Cl..—. by 'ar i l ow so Yr.(l = l° K... alk irnb lib tamest n. g Tow lid VA . LATEST BETTING. TWO THOUSAND. 4 to obr to back Anton mama anythe, tar ow." LATEST CITY BETTING-BATURDAT Ntonv. GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. 4 to I apt St. Qum (t) 9 to 2 Sldrnelaker ft 6to 1) 6 to 1 Chevalier d'lndusale (t sad cd) 100 to 7 kimaym (t) 100 to 6 Baahl Bean& (tond off) TWO THOUSAND. 4 to I apt Kent (t) 6 to 1 Vedette (t) 6 to 1 Anton (t 100 told) 100 to 13 Loyola (t) 100 to 8 lamboarn (t 100 to 7) 100 to 7 Lord of tho HiW (t) DERBY. IS to 1 apt Anton (t Seely) 11 to 2 apt Blink Bonnyand Lady Hawthorn neap's& (t) 600 to 100 apt Lady Hawthorn, inka, and Animal, mined (t) PROGRAMME OF YORK SPRING MEETING. TVZSDAT. Tux ZETLAND Seas re of 1;On each, rith 60 wlded, kw 2-yr-olds; coils, Ist 71b, and fillies, 13st 31b; winners Won starting to 21b extra; balm horses allowed 21b. The second to mein back his dons Haifa mile. (28 subs) —Queen of Trninpa, c by Flying Dutchman—Speedwell, Ambrosia, b c by BucMarn—Captious, Terrilk, Darkie, Bra Adventurer, sae to Ellington, l'ultows, Chutney, Wien taoger, Whirlpool, Kell* Melds, Soothsayer, Wary, bf by Chanticleer- - Saimaa, Lady Ann, Garnish, Marley, Emmen], TrmitM4M l . 1 . 41 4M 6 g0r "ale Newton, Vendor*, Copt. Weinlmban, Hooseh. Ti. OZIAT Nosomott lihnorca., of 200 son. 112 ye* lotted to • areegolohe et 36 son. each, 1511, sad 5 only if declared, &c ; the mood to receive 60 son. out of the M . The whim of Alm Iho Northampton Don kt. Nallarbfm. or (*poi Dahorben Stakes at Epsom, Don or offi elm MEM. veins as moo,. to tiny 10lb extra ; do sweat to either, or • whom sew other handimp value 200 sew., including the whores woo stake, 616 extra, but Mbe be accumulative for big wooed in any of the above ellogo, Ywell as being the winner of 200 sow,. tri I r be a; over the Old Coons (70 sub., 24 of whom decired • . --- • ...kap A t' 1 I liner . .. ... i t . 4 1 Sonia II II If China" itillaiii ... 1 1 Wale* 4 II t Lade alladra 1 telkartalt. .. 4 II 1 Comarair by iliaiiii- S Ztiri men inn I ,11 ' 4iiiii:: 1 Xe lt , Waff.b. a • • f r za.„ l " .. : .... ••::1 Andkry 4 is eallirifain... 3 Itiont A" % e :la s ti4ll:i. 0 i alisiii .. .: I Tani ... .......... ... .......„ Mini I .. i Pone lie ............. I I d0iria1 . .......7. 3 I Almn lan 1/11iWitriai1 .. ....... ... 1 I iletilit ...... 1 I Oltrika 3 1 at W . .4: . ... .... "•• • • ' ' ' 1 toilla 4 a ...1.........1= 1 a l: l ' Clitriallie ii: et t• 00.0. each, b ft, with 60 Aid. the Ibmaelle; wile, the Mb; eml Ulm flot 21b. A wise don, dated th e who of NO glom to miry bib oink' MIMI &pia& sawed fillb. One mile and a halt (9 . redo) 011411111111 at W Apathy, Sounterer, uverpoi, Commoner, firig ofd9liiMLork Hunting Morn, Ti—., Gomm di Vergy. Tim RN/MAIMS PLATE at 70 110111. in specie; for 2-yr-ohIM 701 ; guys, dot 12Th. Kama amigeldings allowed 3lb ; 2-yr-okie allowed Mb ; maiden 3-r -olds allowed 716. Any winners of s Otte or swomertakes in 1857, under the distance of amfle, of 200 ems., burry 71b mos. One em. entrenee, width will be divided between the Mood hone and the nee fend. T.Y.C. (32 subs.) Are _ =r d." . . - ....... 0.1 " 412. 1"4 - .1 IrTekt. =flee 1i1a . .. 4 s • bztemeals— IMMiii .: ••• • •• •• • staras74 . l4aal 3 T .1 11:1110:.... ............... • « -•••• • Taal, Dn1:1 .. ......... • - ..... 3 Wraireampart I A .................... 1 . Tin azniura ItrAits of 26 non., masa to • aireopstelbse of I POTS. meth ,• foe 3-year-o BiA ; Isar, get 41b ,_• gm, 9st 1011); sit mad aged, 104 t. Mans and geklims a llowed Mb. A Moser Ms psi of 60 neva Maury Mb • of two Wm, er 100 (exclaim it Make), lb aMet. Tim win ner to be sold fur 160 rove. ; or if for 100 Aced Illb ; if for 80, 1016 ; if for 60, 14Th; if the 40, 211 b; f 111 ke SA 4016 . One mile.— To dose and nom by Um ("du& MB McNally) evening. Ton Lontmanononoirdim Wes 100 loom. is added to a handicap Ashes of 3 :ma scat, for 3-year upward. ; the winner of any Malloy of 1001. min% saw nine a.m., April 7, to carry 710; Or eiro of 1001. or lei itt 200/., 10Ib extra; no base to slay ism than 10Ib min; the woad to motive films Mg of Or slakes. Or Eft (63 son) ...„........ • • Lntv h. ion; • • • Too esann, TSI4 usis :Orin ....... Bolds • ••• ••-•••• ............. u•sa• - .: _ _ L SI MI !BC2OIID Yoga er!pip ogviAL Ormuff, d$ seekl ft, .i IN added oak year, for Ws of 11114 fibb 71b; 26; dis "rimer at say ilia war In sm. 4 MS Y am Kb sika; blialk=ll l o 4 dad ask dm Is that year allelpsd UK Maim Conn*, emu& sad Wes. =.11:(IN febd.)-111aulidopaildod, Cisr•—fliaa by nylred—llsods Wadden, Noy*, Old Tom,ldisfsa, lidicoods, hoditer, dam% Wbild aad (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. r Blue, Janet, Bonny Las, Cumin, Wardermarske, Man dan., Lady Marion, Martinet, Apathy, Vanity, Sir Bertram, Lady Albert, Augury, Lucan, Orlando, The Amorous Boy, The Early Down, Skirmisher, Sharpshooter (dead)._ Tue FLYING DCTCHIIAN'A HANDICAP, Of 100 nova., added to a sweepetakes of 20 sous. each, 10 ft, sad 6 if de: eland. Ties winner of any handicap value 100 soya. after the declaration of the weights to carry 511); of two, or any handi cap value 6001., 911) extra ; no to carry mom than 9lb extra. One ide and a half. (33 subs., 12 of whom declared.) Yalumbe .............. 4 Am l id 14 I Iloa by the ewe. d A" . 16 Mao .. . ... . 6 6 T by stargrave madam. Ifflitiill ........ . ... 4 II 6 th e d..,o(LordWates . - .......... a T 1! ford Iltes Cbanes.4/.4 ......... ...... 111 don% Titer 3 6 ...... •• •••••.•.•. i I I e i t ' e:O=r-416 . 3116 1 f 3, t ..... NeW .•.• 4 : i 1346r1411144. .. ...... ... Dalswaea . 3 13 . 4 iII POIO . 3 11 • la label-1.. 3 611. Caput. Powlett .. .... 3 7 _ _ _ . 3 _ll_4 1116.6.4 . M141.144444 . , .• .3 . Tue Trail Scenes of 5 Nova each, with 40 added, for two-yr olds ; oolta, Sat 716; Mee., gat 31b; the winner to be mold for 100 soya. ; if entered to be mold for 75, allowed 31b, 50, 71b ; 40, 1016; and 30, 141 b. T.Y.C. To close and Mine by 9 o'clock on Tneeday morning. Tux CONAOLATION SCRAMBLE of 30 son., added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 5 move. each, for all ages. T.Y.C. To close and name by 8 o'clock on Tuesday evening, and the weights to be declared woe night. Tux City Pecos of 25 eovo., added to e. Sweepalskei of 5 sots each; for three-yr olds, 7st 121 b ; four, get Fist 91b ; six and aged, Yet 131 b; TERM d andieldingsallowed 31b ; a winner this year 50 son. to carry b; of two Ilftlee or 100 (occlusive of stake), 51b entre ; the winner to be sold for 200 soon. ;if for ISO, allowed 4lb if for 100, Blb ; 80, 14lb ; 50, 2016 ; or 30, 2416. One rode. 'To doer, and name by o'clock on Tuesday evening. FROGIIA.MME OF MALTON MEETING. Tarnenay. Taa Stab.4l.l. nob, 3 it, with. 46 added , the accond i f. 4 oT,TtE l W. ' l winner of say ban dicap value 60 eon. after sine a.m. March 20, to carry 6 16 ; twice, 81b antra One sir. (II subs.) min hie et 1 NEM t by Boned, est of •••••••••••••• 0 Prtore... . ."...... I 6 13 WM 0' tie We. ..... 3 6 6 a LW Seely . 6 1 1 : P . illtr Y k I fel S 4 9 igb Td TWO-Ta-OLD banns of 10 son. h ft, with 20 aided ; colts, fist 71b ; and Allies, Bst 31b. t half rade. s ib.)--Coeirelk Dark* Brown Bonnetilßooth ram, Latins, eh cby Joe Lovell—Mrs. Bedew Blame. Tel STALES of ova. each, with added, for bonen of all denomination. • 3-yr-olds, lot flit ; roar, , 1 lst 121 b ; nee, 12st 61b ; sin end i med. 12M 7[b ; mare. ' and geldings allowed 31b, and hall-bred bonier, Sib ; the winner to be mid for 100 son.; bat if entered to be sold for 70 sows., allowed Mb ,• for 50 son '., 10lb ; for 40 rove. 11 1 b ; and for 30 rows., 1311, ; gentlemen Adore, preiestionile Sib extra. Ono mils. To dons sad Same by 10 o'clock on Wednesday 0.10134. Tin Marrow HANDICAP of 10 DM. eich i. ara d t i oely 3 if declared, wide 100 added. A wiener of say p value 60 on. shy elms weights were declared, to carry 6lb ; of two, or • bemilemy nine ISO sown, Sib extra; the second to save hie stab. Cfne nib oil a bar (34 rube., 12 of whom having declared Fr d rm. ash.) 1: be et is Age tb 7441464.= Newt; lbw. est.) .. Trial 6 I Om _ Warw. ...... 3 Cteertiwai .............. 6 10 Weliellegglrely 1 7 7 1117 . 01 i ..... ::::::::: 3 °V.mai: . 4 TM tll NoIICLOVS PLAii . raiie46l . lle . WPM, id ad to a Sweepstake' c 46 son. 2 ft (the Lbw bgo to the fund), for all ages ; the winner to be sold by sneaks for 40 eon. Ten subscribers or no rms. Three-qualms of a mile. (14 mac) Cdaer••••,.. A r 4n. Wale 11• e3 RA 1 1; Tee 4 I Nepal& m d .3 6 6 Cal.bleck See, 4 T 1 TN X.... 11.• Lan ...... 1 610 I II 10 Liters 14 te........... : ; 1 pr e . 4 4. 11 . 1 . 1 .. • - • 1 : 6 Till UNION HUXT CUP a handsome inn * dilate, value 25 son., Added to a Sweepstake. of 5 soya. each, for horses not thorough teed, that have never won a fiat race of any &insigne whatever (roaches excepted), or been in a train ing stable bane the day of naming, and that have been hunted with an established pack of foxhounds erritrte SIS/00 186847; d-ye olds, 10st 1216; floe, llst Olb ; six End aged, list ; to be ridden by gentling& Two gain, (11 gabs) 7•44 TM Tl•re . • 11104414( Tallyho* • I 044enen • 110rolne.. _... ..... Proeftle/..,. ... .. • ladlislllarg•re...., • Tne 514CITIATION rears at 20 soya, added to s wow stake, of 5 son. each ; the second to save his stake ; Syr old*, Bet; four, 9•4 71b; five, lost; gig and aged, 1001 IS; mons and geldings snowed 31b. The winner to be sold he 2001., but dented to be sold for 150/., allowed 51b; for Kim, 1011, ; for KS., 141 b ; for 501. 1816; for 401., 211 b; or for 301., 2816. One mile and a quarter. To close and name on Wed nesday, by Ma o'clock In the evening. YRIDA Y. ___ 5 Tun LANOTON STANZA of BOCA each, with 20 added for 2-yr- olds, Tst ; three, 9et ; allies and geldings allowed 31b. A winner once in 1856 or 1867 to carry 3lb ; twice, 6lb extra ; and horses that bays started in 1856 and now won, allowed slb ; the second to save his stake. Strad* half mile. (8 subs. aas Omplaft 1.0•1•11.... 3 (Wiktrl2.ol 7 Brown Emmet. ..... =". . I Firotoe OM II by Joe Lore— . 2 A N .. AP .... 2 flea•• 0hi.,.... 1 TIM CONVIVIAL HANDIC CO IV seas. each, 6 Si, and rely 3 flew-Wed. with 50 added. A winner of any headl amp vane 50 secs. after the weights were declared to carry lib • of two or mere, or of the Halton Handicap or sny other hadicsp rata 200 sets., Blb ebbs ; the second to ease his dike. One mile. ('26 subs, 7of whom having declared pay 3 sees. each.) Ar Atb 1 .0.0. . r ug = t= • S Tatildie /nen .. ..... a , r : T it i...... Re.........- .... • I 5 5 Wales_ . I I 0 Oars Yrs . .......... . m 3 .......... -- : pea • .I 1 Pgkat wk . 4 pad I is Toe Tonneau. IMILIIS of 3 soya each, with 25 = fur 2-yr-olds; eonllit 716; and Onion, gat 411); the to save his etas. Mr winner to be sold for 100 move., but if entered to be sold far 70 boys. allowed 3lb ; for 50 nova., 7lb and for 30 ors. 14Th. Straight half mile. To close and mime on Wednesday, by ten o'clock In the evening. Tee TALLY-Ho HANDICAP of 5 sore. each, 3 ft, wi th 25 sided; gentlemen Mere, professionals Sib extra. mile and a quarter. (15 subs.) Ils AP 3/4 Ward fhb) .... Ar 11 1 1414.40414,14 .......... • bb rb 10 I 1555555•5•1. . 5 11 4 Fa1e210.13 .. . • 10 2 =•..3 1114424'5. 10 0 12 `ll , 12 P ii.. 9 .- 9 10 Is I 4 3 3 mow.---' a 10 10 le I Ph .. r.. 0i44 . 10 I •—•• —.6 06d I erns 011101:4111. WELHAK Cr, rallbe big ••• • malt scribers of 6 son. etch, for hones not thorough that have tam won a me of any deecrlpdon, it hen in • training stable before the day of naming ; gentlemen tides, 13st emit. Two miles. (12 subs.) ass nee V 111131.4 .•• Venda ..... • Ilalder•en . •ow Minima—WM sar I=6 oni : " 4 7 06,1 leend.... • re C reaTere• ...... • Gwynn.-- • Tao 810.1.130 Pun 0125 WO., ad to aSw of I aces. each. The second to ere his stake. 7a k y a : olds, Ist • four, 9st 716 Are, lOst ; oda and aged, lOst 31b. Ilaresan'd geldings allowed 31b. The winner to be sold for 200 SOTS., but if entered to be sold for 1501., allowed bib ; for 1001., 1016 ; for 801., 14@; for 60/., 18113; for 401., 211 b ; s for 301. 28th. One mile end • puree—To close end war it Wednesday, by eta o'clock in 110 evdming. Tao Serum Hammes, of 6 son. each, 2 ft, with 20 added, for all sgoo; tie mama t. lava Me dim. Half a mile.—To elms sal aamo v Ulat frisk es weft be fore running, sal bt imelaroi ilea ono evening. HUNTING APPOLNTMENTS. Durham County, VitdM;Siai,llyers Garth; Friday, Btundon—st half-put 10. F. B. H. (Kr. W. Whim.'■), Wednesday, )IMniangk ; Bstardsy Half--way House—at half-past 10. N. F. H. (Mr. E. Titoism's), Tney, Christchurch Road Station; Thursday, Irmshall Lodge; Saturday, Brock's- Must Bridge—st 11. Sir Henry Seals* Tuesday, New Bridge—no time Mated. Tiverton, Thursday, Two Gatea, Windoed—at half-met 10._ _ _ -- Yr. B. WlMimes, Friday, Ragale-by-the-Moor, war Liskaird—at THE CURATE AND TEL COVNTITIVOYAN.—In am al the prelim of this dimes Wee sad blown a mate w ore Ihrdh is bleaauk irardi Ina bil l i the ba rr il lude ngi t a bbrosff emtlas°l" ; sad wilds. ad SoldHled2l2l brird dot to et lie limbo had strayed min Ihe MAW" awl gold= et Ira sod slave Yoe of borkbro was dowel 1, Mo esimod lord es bdnelirs = 4 71212 arlditid. Lord Hosea 1.. 211 Araks that arm is ad the outset with commilia• an:; Mel • studs Imam* 4, if he tails Now bares Is a' le= lot erdimarloa Ws kr mum consie 2="—O Warw. DESTRUCTIVE FIRES Yesterday(Sunday) morning, between one and two o'clock, • fire took place in the premises of Mr. J. Newsom % builder and steam proprietor, Weetbourne-street, Pimlico. The premix.e in question were spacious, com prising saw-mills, driven by steam ismer, workshops, stores, lofts, and stabling. The discovery WWI made by • man employed on the premises, who whiLit looking over the works, perceived an unusual smoke issuing from that part el the mill nearest the lofts over the etabling. The man, with out delay, mined an slum, and at once set about metering the inmates of the contiguana dwellings, Before tLe engine, bad time to reach the spot, the flames moo high into the air, and illimainated the West-end, bringing out eves, important balding in splendid relief. At one yea nod ten or twelve of the surrounding houses were smoking and eracking with the intoner heat from the mills, whilst the sparks end large flakes of burn ing materials were drifted to • long distance off. The following is Mr. Braldwood's report.—" Weettieume greet, Pimlico, Mr..l. Newsom, builder and saw-mill pro prietor ; °entente and building- insured in the Lancashire Fire-office. The whole of the ease- mule, workshops, stables, and lofts over are destroyed. The stables, rooms, and work shops over and adjoining ceneiderably damaged by fire and water; cause of Are unknown. No. 53, in the same street, Mr. Thomas Smith (private), back front and beck premises by fire and breakage; contents not insured. No. 617, 2 1 1' i l to, a lelczring to Mr. Newsom; beck front and sheds by fi re and breakage; insurance unknown. No. 54, ditto, Mr. John Cork, carpenter, he., premises and content. damaged by fire, kc. ; insurance unknown. No. 68, in the same street, Mr. W. Chapman (private), similar damage to front premises, and paling% at the back broken ; Insurance unknown at present. No. 67, ditto, Mr. John Williams, similar damage; insurance unknown at present. No. I, Spark's Cottages, let out in tenements to several per sons ; the building, the &rafters, and back windows damaged by breakage and removal ; insurance unknown at prewar. No. 2, ditto, similar datuary premises Alm let out ionise ssinsureL Ifs 4, Orabaapetsest Wee. Mr. . Vickers, awlnsper rod of cowshed@ sad contents damaged; Mewed in the Psnix-office. No. 37, Oreemiserrow, Mr. J. Carter, back premiere damaged by breakage; hawed in the Mamie Fire-office." About the same time, • lire also took place on the premises of Mr. J. W. Gibbs, furniture and marine store dealer, 64, Bridport.place, New North-road. When discovered, the flames were raging in the lower part of the premises, at which time the inmates were in their bed. soltrep ; they however aucceedod in effecting their escape. The premises and all they contained were nearly destroyed. The origin of this fire Is likewise unknown. The contents were insured in the Phoenix, and the building in the Manchester Fire-office. A fire also took place yesterday on the premises of Mr. N. Stevens, a draper, No. 13, Holland-place, Clapham-mud, Barmy; and on those of Messrs. Evens and Co., builders, No. 1, Northampton-street, Lower-street, Islingten. The latter was caused by • pipe stove, which at once fired between 30 and 40 unfinished doors and other building materials. EXTEIERIVI FIRE AT KREERNEBB.—On Saturday morning, about 10 o'clock, • ere broke out at Sheerness, at the corner of Chapel-street, leading into Union-street, Blue town. The colonel commandant of the garrison, and the captain superintendent of the dockyard, immediately ordered their entire forces to proceed to the spot with the garrison engine. There were eve timber-built houses opposite to the fire, all of which were partially ignited, the ere raging with the greatest fury from the house and shop of Mr. Chriaeold, baker. By the Judicious arrangement, of Captain Kelly, the mm stopped the ere in the eve homes refereed W. The side of the hose in which the tire broke out was weather boarded, and burnt with great rapidity. Several engines arrived from the dockyard under the charge of Mr. Rimed Read, master shipwright. The fire-hooks were called into ection, and to a very short tune two adjoining houses in Chapel-sleet, next the bakehouse , were rued to the ground, by which the progress of the tones was stopped. Colonel England was roost the whole time. The extent of damage is as follows in Chapol-etrese, Mr. Chriseeld, shop, bake house, and dwelling-house, burnt and pulled down; Wenman, grocer end clothier, partially dmtroyed by ere and =town ; Mr. William South fishmonger, partially by lire and water, also tii'd houses in Union-street, fronts and windows considerably damaged by ere, insides damaged by water. These ere honest wore occupied in tenements by lalonring persons. The homes destroyed are all insured, but the furniture and stock only in one or two in stances. The fire originate] in the four loft over the bake house and oven, iunonget • number of fir-chips used for heating the oven. INCENDIAILISY. —At Guildford, on Saturday, a man named al2ollllBtevens was brought before J. Stedman, Esq., and Major (Miaow, charged with having, on the 13th Wt.. wilful] net fire to a hay stack belonging to Mr. Ciesich, of the White Horse Inn, Stoke. It from the evidence of the prosecutor that the rick, aged a valuable one, was entirely consumed. The pri ' awe bad, on being given into custody, nude a full mil livolt= to the policeman, saying that it was hunger that aimed him to do it, and that he would not have done it, bat that ho would rather be in gaol than lie about under bay stacks and such visors, as ho had done; he also deli vend up a boa of loafers on his apprehension with the remark, that "that wee what he had done it with." Oa being asked in the usual way whether he had anything to my, the prisoner oonfeesal his guilt, and was committed fur tti.l at the neat mama THE CASE OF BACON AND 1118 WIFE.—It is un derstood that the two prisoners will be jointly tried for the murder of their children, and that in ouch case the statement of the wife that herhuaband:committed the murdermay beamed as evidence against herself. It is expected that • joint deface will be made, and that this defence will be that the act of murder wee committed by Mrs. Bacon while in an unaeund date of mind, and that she is consequently not criminally responsible, and that the husband had nothing whatever to do with the same. If this defence should be guicereful, and Bacon should be acquitted, be will then be removed to the county to take hie trial at the muumer &soiree for the murder of his =ether. It appears that since the committal of the prisoners they have both been in a very low desponding way, particularly Bacon himself, end they are never left a/one, eta additional turnkeys being employed, three women and three man, to watch them, two during the night, and one during the day.—Oderrreg. BRIGHTON PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION.—A RVYTION IN THR CONNITTEE.-011 Thursday morning last the members of this association were informed that the resignation of Its chairman, Patti Falcon, Esq., and the withdrawal of Sir George Westphal, Barnett, Captain Hull, Captain Down, Mr. Arthur W. Woods (the secretary), and Measn.Wilmon,Cochreneldollett, Deropeter,Baniett,Wrighl, &c., from the committee. This is the same association which • shod time since defeated the Bishop of Chichester, Lord Carnarvon, Mr. Beresford Hope, de. in their . project of establishing schools for the middle cl a n in B righton. Since that movement the committee of the association have been invited to many parts of England, and have fenced branch societies, and have gained:great notoriety throughout the three kingdoms. The late chairman called a meeting on Friday everting to explain the stem be had taken, and an hour _before the appointed tints the Town-ball, Brighton, was crowded ' and the sasembly, Mr..). Verner having been called to the chair, were =deemed by Mr. Foakett, Mr. Westeeton, and Mr. Beale. of Londen, and Dr. Grew. From the statement of Mr. Foakett end a voluminous correspondence which be read, It appear= that the reorder. of the committee had charged him with luring a letter (written to him by Mr. Weataton) for the double. purpose of ouating Lord Aided Hervey, the conservative candidate at the late election, and of bringing In Mr. Coningham. They insinuated that he had otherwise influenced theeleetion. Each of these &mime Mr. Foskett denied, and Mr. Waterton, in his Reach, said ha letter was spontaneously written, a copy of which he also sent to Mr. Caingharn, knowing Mr. Cooingly= wee opposed to the Maynooth grant, and knowing that Lord Alfred Hervey was en favour of its continuance. Mr. Bala end Mr. Waterton both designated this secession the result of Jesuitical operations; and Dr. Orcig, in tie course of a lengthened argument, contended that politics and religion could not be separated, and that such associations ought to move in favour of a candidate avowing protestant principles. He concluded by moving, " That having head the et-dements that have been made to the prejudice of Mr. Foekett and his explanations, confirmed ea they have been by ample teati mes- y, we do hereby acquit Mr. Fatten of any sort of impropriety in his conduct as chairman of the Brightia Protestant Associaticrn, end exprea undiminiahed canasta in him." This was carried with loud cheer, which lasted several minutes. Mr. Forkett, who was deeply uffected, ex pensed his thanks, but refuted to re-occupy his position till the members had reformed the committee and placed him in the chair by their votes. ROTAL COLLEGE OF SORORONB.—The following gentlemen, having undergone the necessary examinations for the diploma, ware admitted members of the College at the meeting of the Court of Examiners on the I;th inst Mears William Henry Towle, Nuneaton, Warwickshire; Joseph ThosesMr Heaton Mersey, Lancaahne; John Clarkson Marna Maynard, Hudson 'a Bay Company; John Edward Spezia Lawn, Egreenont, Cumberland; Augusta New man, Oxford ; Jonathan Brayton, Whitehavint, Cumber land ; William Frederic Foster, Hainbledon, limits; Charles Pantie, Philliniorreg; Kensington ; Thomas Macauley, We ; Gide= Gardiner, Chalked, Gloucester shire; John Wilkinson, unmanby, Yorkahire • Adolphus Daniel Hart, Brook-street, Hanover - square; a ndi Wily* Gould, Dates, near Manchester. Removm. or Jewisit DisAntLrrtrt.—ln reply to the opponents of this bill, on the ground that it would prove itimnous to the best interests of the church, wo have to announce that, after two years' Liable' services saltmior ehnrchwanten, Jonas Jana, Esq., of the Jewish creel, brother of Mrs. Emanuel, of this Own, NU on Toads, last elected senior churchwarden for the parish of St. James's, • Aldgate, lathe city of London.—Hampaktre independent.