The Express. — London, England, 1863-06-19 00:00:00

Tebt 4'f_i_rt4L_, 4/w eat.„, 44161,i, vd)ci/ruti,) Aztty(4ot6i fa 5,260.) AUSTRALIA. —GREEN, ROBINSON, and Co ere one loading the uudermesticeed very WO deemed Mpg, w bleb are la such hba repute la the trade, and will be punctually despatched Captain. : Tonal Last Sift OW Dal. Idetaide Euphrates Cowen l ' °l4 " IM P (Balance And Geelong' Oydney Antipodes (Woe . ihlpperi and intending are advised to make their engagements at once.—Oltgr e N 114 0, BINSON, and Co., 46, Yea chnrch.street. VOR SYDNZY Direct, the well-known clipper 1: ANTIPODES A 1 for 13 yeses, and 592 tons register, com manded by e s Cl. This splendid ship. bath by Mr. James of Sunderland, under the Inspection of her owners. especially for the colonial trade, has olailnlecen 2 &moue 'notation for chief cabin and other passengers, and will carry an experienced surgeon If required.—For freight or pease appli to GREEN, ROBINSON, and co.. 48, Fenchurch•etreet. VOR PORT ADELAIDE Direct Out shipping dv June 10, the very Ilse barque) ZUPHINTIB,II O , Cat D. COWIN. 41$ to milder : loading be the Bt. Docks . will probably be the fast ship. Has superior arocataio. dation for a law chief bails peseesgeza—G AMMON, sad Co., 411, /tachurclotrest, LC. pOR MELBOTIANE and OKELONG Oast 1 shipping day 30th lane`, the splendid ship CALLIANC; A I for is years, filt tons per register, G. T. BROWN& Com mander loading In the Rut Jodie Doekm This favourite vessel Ms needy all her cargo engaged, and Intending @hippos are respectfully recommended to snake their arreagemeets for her at once. There we • fee chief robin bertha at Ilr : l c rty ..6.a. siad wagers anxious to avail themselves of the superb afforded by this reopeificent 'hip should lose no Omens it. She urn carry so errAreneed surgeon if requirsel.-4=, ROBINSON, sad Co., 46, Iresehorchalreet. MMRS. MONEY WICIRAitt and SONS' (of Disetwall-yard, London) LINE of PACKET BRIM to AUSTRALIA. — For M ELBOURNE, Pert Phillip. Direct (to hare the north on Monday. Jay to. calling at Plymouth), the mimed dipper ship SUMPS, 1 MO tam IL itiDGF.RB, Commander: Wig in the last ladla Dacha Her accoautiodatioas for an clamor of niers are untapaseed, and she will mn7 an eargeon.—For freight or pump appty to 12c=0D. IT, sad MORGAN, with Messrs. 'Money Wherani and Bona, Net 2, Leadenhallmtneet. Peme r ngere by Ms line of pockets are convoyed lems Pimentos to mouth ems elms for second dem hien sad seamed dem for third clam fares. THY GREAT ZAf3TERN for NEW YORK, M =DC= FAME he deertched LivarPool TrIBDAY, Jame 110. Farr heed Ca in. Melo A2B ; Second Cabin, Llt Intennediate. L.B Br.: Steerage, LS to. For farther narecular c a l p to the GREAT SHIP COMPANY (Limited), 4. Itonument. Landon, EC., and 28, The Albany Liverpool ; or to RC ER, OFFOR, and Co. 118 Leadeareet, Lon don, go—ror laternadlete and deems purges apply also to BABEL and atiLim firma& STZERAGI PIMA= =DOM TO YIVJ GIIINILS (L 5 55.) UNTIL TIIRTHSH NOTICE. LIVERPOOL t _ NEW YORK , and PHILADELPHIAT I patching their tull-poweeed Cl7de-toollt Iron Screw Steam-Ships, caning at Queenstown to embark psmengers and despatches, as follows • FROM LIVIRPOOL FOR NEW YORK. CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Jane 24. KANGAROO, Friday, June IL ZDINBURGIL Wednesday, July 1. And every Wednesday, sad every sdknaate Friday. Cabin panne 11, 17, and 21 {einem, aeorading to the won 'sedation Yervourd parse 6 animas, Waft, MI provisions ceoked. Parnessere for Canada the United se, eel ROSY COISJIMS, booked throve* on very agrostamesen torns.—For lerthar_pertinshae Ink_ to WILLIAM INMAN, 2% Pat street, Lavergne!, or to KiVIS and MACEY, 1, Kin Oren, City. BREMEN. — Direct Route to Hanover, Brune wick and Central Germany, WEEP THIIMDAY, by the North German Lloyd's splendid steamers SCHWALM. or WOW; from floraelydown, M 11 a.m., man at PI for pma 7s M boos. Farm to Bremen: n sad 11 ; Man tlbkMa, iS and A 1 Ms. —Amply at CHAPLIN'S Habana Otleo. lteseakirens, W.: or to PILULIPPS, GRAPHII.. sad PHILLIPPd. 11. Rood-lane, E.C. ROTTERDAM and the RHIN& —TWICE a Wes.—TM poddleetemner BATAVEII Copt W. SMITH. hem the MU& snd Tam Stesin-wharf, Wapping, every essay, at 11 IJIL ram in b.. Ll 10s., and 17s. ed. . return, • Ls ht. sad LI On ed. The seremesester TTINOORD frent MI the Tower every Thursday month. softy. Terse. LI sad LI 102.—Tr three* bees rear to the palsied momMly time • AnV to oururs Universe Mon W.. or to PHIL LIPP% GIATM., and PHILLIPTS, loodrisam IC. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSITRANCE SOCIATY. NOTICL—MTIMUMMER BINEWALS. Mercantile and deck inearemeas at the reduced mesa ifs business of the COM exceeds L 70,000,060. The duty paid to gorernmcat teethe year 1861 wss 683,0113, sLQ the assault Wand on farming stock, £10,036,760. A bonne of three-NW of the profits periodically made to parties inswisg, who have thus, from time to time, received rums amounting In the aggregate to £440,000. The rates of premium are In co case higher than those charged by the other principal offices making no returns to their in surers For prospeetnees apply at the Society's Offices, Surrey-street, Morwtsh and 6, Crescent, New Bridgeatreet, ffilarAhlars, LC. THE ENGLISH and RUSSIAN BANK (Limited'. To be established under the Companies Act lent foe earzeill on balder In Raul* by virtue of minimise Concession granted by lbs e tmlat Russian Government. £2,500000, In 25,000 shares of LlOO each (With power to increase). L 5 per share to be said on allotment mat Roberta, Lubbock, and 00., 15, Lombard street, LC. ado, 11, Angetcourt, lives/mottos street, RC. hunt, Morris, and Knight, 6, Old Jewry, SC. peens and forme of application for of the brokers, Messrs. Ricardo, 11, IC and at the temporary Moms maim Soucoofte Mesas. The preliminary shares may be obi Aareloom% Threw oaken of the Compaq, W. lonitiardatrees, m 1.4 The nano d sa lalluenUal direction will be pablisbed In a M dugs. °BOZOS WARD CHALLIS, , ad int. WEBT-END FURNITURE GALLERIES, 144. Ostardotroet (oppsalts Boadotasest). TO PBBBOttli /BANISHING. Goods carriage free to soy part of the Kingdom. Drawing-room suites complete from L'l4 to FAO. Dionsg-room mites template In morocco, from RI& Bedroom sulks from La. Servants' bedrooms, from L 4. Bachelors' bedrooms, from ILT. Mahogany staged wardrobe', from 9 (nine's Bedsteads and bedding of every description and quality: dining tables In Mahogany and oak, from 3 to 40 guises': chimney glasses In esdleme variety. Persons unable to pay s rich of Inspection can receive estalogsas gratis, and poet Tres us application. lideresces kindly permitted to former wesimen. • written weinesny it Panelist P. avid B. BMW& fletatillised lr O. and J. FIZLD, original manufacturers ft , • Suet) of PARAFFINS CANDLITI, to whom the min medal (Mel been awarded, and their candles adopted . 7 her Majesty's Government for use at the military stations .i These candles can be obtained of all chandlers and ha Ye United libmilom. Price la. ad. pm pound .Wo F 4 eels bested United Service Soap Tattler, W. and ed. each. The public are cautioned to see that Field's label Is on the 14 or boxes. Whcdesale only. and for exportation.— Upper = Lambeth. Loudon. S. P ACE'S BRICK, Tile, and Pipe MACHINES, for hand. home. or ,teem power. are the mod daspie and efficient extant.—hell particulars and prices obtained of the makers., R. Page and Co., Lemnos Ponntney-pleee, Laurence Pountney-hilt Calusenatreek LC., where they may be nem in operation deity. GENTLEMEN'S DEM 'MEN are invited to inveet the NEW G irN7 4 aro of WALKING sad OVERODATS, kept for In =ea tate, at HAMILTON and inners, Tahoe,,l 105, appetite Ezetar•ball RUPTURE B.—The PATENT SELF ADJUSTING 01511,11 AN TWDg6, acting effectually with out any complications, la recommended by the faculty for the cure and relief of hernia, The necessary quality of a good truss ls an efficient resisting power, without unnecenearl pressure on the part affected, which desirable object is alone obtained in • gross unencumbered with straps. grind &primp, or pad beffind. J. WIG and Co., % Piccadilly, W. HAIR.—CLEVELAND'S WALNUT G R fo Y mAros will cheap dray hair to the altos' ales+, dates red or right hair, prevent WI &Mug cd, and pally lut- Seve Its appearance. Prtee la. ed., 2a &L, and X ed. ; sum& poet 24 stams.—Tepot, Ed, Goweretreet. Bedtorduquare, .C., and all chemists and perfumers. Centime—There ars worthless Imitations of this article. therefore mat for .C2ovelarld's Walnut roulade " retablb.hed lett. TO LADIES.—ROWLANDEP KALYDOR, an Oriental Botanical Preparation for Improvhtg and Remit tying the Complexion and Skis. The radiant bloom It Impute to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which It Induces of the hands and arms, its capability of soothing Irritation and re moving all redness, tan, pimples, roots, frecklm diseotoratioes, end other cutaneous Melts:Arms render It indispensable to every Isnot It obviates all the effects of climate on the skin, whether with reference to cold and Inclemency, or intense solar heat. Meets ed. and Ba ed. per bottles—Sold at 20, If Um-garden and by chemists and perfnmem Ask for Rowlands' Kalydor, Sod Some of Widow and pernicious articles under the name NOTHING IMPOSSIBLY—The greeted and =et vestal invention of the day, AQUA AMARALLA.— = ft. JOHN' OtAiNALL sad Co., Three King-eourt, Lombard her MaMety, respectfully offer to the rib's: this treturro:erveTi i* ous told, which gradually restores the bonne liar to its pristine hue—no matter at what ate. The Aqua Amarillo has DOOM of the properties of dyes it, ma the emitrary, bigellaial to the system, and when the bah. Is once restored IMO =cation par mouth wit keep it in perfect raker. Price sae per bottle. TOZZAIPB COPABINE MEGE, racoessfully triad is Um Paris and London Hoopnab, vadat the care of ldemes. Ca fierier, Rirord, Lloyd, Poland, and Lewes Clark (Lemma Mk ker., 1862„ etterts a cure fu an average of six days. either to recut or chro,R diemsea—M. ed, per beilke l l i tl o r Id., at C. Joann's, ?reach chemist, 4S, lismareliet, Jam U. Jaseso. July 10. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 19 1863 TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (111.01111 . 8 TZLKOILLIM) OPENING OF THE AUSTRIAN REICHSRATH. VIENNA, JUNK 18. The Council of the Empire was opened to-day. The following is a summary of the speech from the throne : The Emperor makes a satisfactory retrospect of the activity of the Reicharath, and expresses a hope that Transylvania will also shortly take part in its deliberations. His Majesty continues " The Reicharath closed its first session under the blessings of peace, which the government will en deavour to maintain undisturbed. Thanks to the liberal institutions of the empire, its material and intellectual life is everywhere being rapidly deve loped, and its influence and position as a great power are continually becoming more powerful. The financial condition of the empire is becoming more and more satisfactory. The credit of the state and the public currency have most de cidedly improved. It has been unnecessary to apply for any extraordinary credit during the current year. The budget which will be submitted to you has been prepared with a view to the greatest possible economy. Bills relative to taxation will be submitted to you, the object of which is to re establish the currency on a thoroughly sound basis. Bills will also be introduced upon the reform of the administration of justice. As regards the adminis tration of penal law more especially, these reforms will comprise oral proceedings, publicity, and trial by jury. The bills for the reform of the civil law relate to bankruptcy, the private arrangement of debts, and the right of domicile." DENMARK AND THE GERMAN DIET. FRANKFORTON-THBAAINE, JuNz 18. At the sitting of the Federal Diet to-day the special committees upon the affairs of Holstein brought in their report, proposing that the Danish government should be requested to withdraw its ordinance of the 30th March. The Danish repre sentative at the Diet handed in a protest against the report of the committees. The proposal will be submitted to the vote of the Diet upon the 7th July. THE POLICY OF THE ITALIAN CABINET. TURIN, Jose 1& In the Chamber of Deputies to-day Signor Minghetti, the President of the Council, continued his speech upon the policy of the ministry. He believed that the military convention between France and Italy would be effectual for the repres aion of brigandage. He admitted that France had made every effort to prevent this source of uneasiness. The government has done all in its power with regard to Italy to protect the national rights ; with regard to Rome, to offer guarantees of spiritual inde pendence ; and with regard to France, has shown its readiness to enter upon negotiations on the basis of non-intervention. France is at Rome in spite of herself, in presence of three serious contradictions, viz-against the principles of 1789, the system of non-intervention, and the accomplishment of that united Italy which she has assisted to create. He I expressed his confidence in the Emperor, who un derstood the spirit of the time. As regarded the foreign policy of the ministry generally, Signor blinghetti pointed out how, amidst the complications of European politics, Italy might bring about the solution of the ques tions at issue. Respecting home policy, the relations of the States of the Church to Italy were incompatible with the spirit of justice and liberty. Italy will always preserve moderation against the attacks of Rome. Signor Minghetti concluded—" I rely upon your confidence for the re-establishment of the fernier majority of the government." (Applause.) After some personal explanations between Signori Mingbetti, Ratarxi, and others, the general debate was brought to a close. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. LEKBERG, JUNE 18. The insurgent leader Czachowski is awaiting reinforcements in the district of Sandomir. The insurrection in Volbynia is increasing, but the peasantry remain passive throughout the province. INDIA. By the arrival of the Bombay mail we have re ceived advice; from Bombay to May 23, and from Calcutta to May 15. The present mail left Bom bay five days before the usual date, in consequence of the near approach of the monsoon. Her Majesty's Secretary of State for India has, it is said, sent out telegraphic orders to the go vernment of Bombay to fortify Bombay harbour without delay, and put it in a complete state of defence. The Bombay Gautte thus refers to this intelligence : . GOLD OHAINEL—WATHERSTON and BEOGDEN beg to call the attention of the public to the TORY of LN VOICE which they deliver with Gold Guard Chains purchased at their manufactory : & a. d. To workmanship of pattern chain. 64 inches loop To (18) carat gold, weighing or. dwt. M .t 3 ha. Bed. per ounoe, aunt price Total.. Upon this eystern. the QUALITY, WEIGHT, and VALUE of the gold arc certified, and guaranteed to the purchaser Wather ston sut liromien looking for a fair remuneration on the work manahip only, which is charged according to the Intricacy or simplicity of the pattern. WATIISRATON and BILOODEN, Goldsmiths—letanufacton, Heuriettaystreek Covent .garden, London, W.C. Bata- OBahsd S.D. IN& Aways mode of Mahn and Jewellery fer la. each.—N.B. This edablieloweot le dosed st a in the evening, and on SaturdaysatL PANTHEON. -THE EXHIBITION BUILDING. THE BUILDER of THIS DAY, price 4d., by post Id., °catalpa :—Ftne View, and Carved Doorway of Villa, Dunsdale, Kept—Purcban of the Exhibition Building—The Pantheon, Rome—The Surrender of Roads to Pariah—Twice Burled—Present Condition of Architecture—Houses Plate— The Deanery, Gloucester—Northern Architectural Association — Architects' Actions Compensation Case—Decorative House Painting—The Proposed National Albert Memorial—Patents— Provinmel News, etc..—Ofice, 1, Yorkatreet, Covent-garden and all bookaellen. No doubt the orders have been issued in consequence of the serious apprehensions prevailing in England, at the date of our latent telegrams, of a disruptioo of friendly relations with America. In the of a war between the two countries, the Americans would doubtless direct the best efforts of their navy for the injury of the British-Indian commerce. more especially of the cotton trade. And, more over, the injury that American clipper-built steamers, pri vateering in the Indian ocean and Arabian eft, might do to our shipping may be learned from the destruction that hu been wrought by the Alabama aloe.. Our Bombay harbour, and our Indian waters, are at present far from a state of security spinet the mea-of-war and privateers of a belligerent power. The Sindian states that the aspect of affairs with Persia is threatening. Much important official correspondence of a political nature is going on. Advices from Cabool, under date 29th April, state that there has been some fighting before Herat. The Ameer has changed his counsels, and it is likely that a treaty will be ratified between him and Sultan Ahmed Jan. CONSECRATION OF Sr. THOMAS'S CHURCH, AGAR ARRIVAL OF THE ILIELMNIAN FROM CANADA.— TOWN.—Yesterday the ceremony of consecration the new district church of Agar-town, St. Pancras, decated to St. The Canadian screw steamer Hibernian, Captain Bsßandal, Thomas, was performed by the Bishop of L ondon, in the I from Quebec on the 6th inst., arrived in the Mersey about presence of the Archdeacon of Middlftex, the Revs. and present a Canons I one o'clock yesterday afternoon. The Canadian news is Dale and Champarys, the late l ar ge unimportant. Electioneering was still io progress, and the number of the local clergy and gentry, and a crow d 6 M comma : mune. Canon Cbampneye, in the absence of the Rev. R. , results thus far are said to be favourable to the government P. Clemnienger, the incumbent, who is but just recovering I Despatches were received yesterday at the Colo from an attack of typhus fever, caught in his ministrations vial-ofboe,fromtbe Governors of Malta. Ceylon, Hong Kong, amongst the sick poor of his district, read the prayer'. At the . and the Australian Colonies. Despatches were sent to the conclusion of the ceremony the Bishop of London preached Governors of Canada sod to the Lord High Commis an impressive sermon. Harlon the offertory a collection was loser of the lonian Islands. made in behalf of the building fund , amounting to 1361. 10s. I We (Scotsman) are informed that Earl Russell After the ceremony about 200 of the clergy and ladies and . has become tenant for the t meson of Moikleour gentlemen of the district adjourned to . the St. Thomas's ~0 the beat,. of the peasan t ciethe property of the School-room , late the temporary church, in the King's-raid, - Lease , Keith and Nairn. It, ia expected that the noble where a digneer was provided. The original church of St. I _,,, sad family will take rms . in the beginning of Thomas, Agar-town, was erected in the very heart of that `'" Aueust. excessively Pew die/ al* and had beet' complete d,with the I rAdv re ment.l—Houom•Y's PILLS. Info,- axceptioa of thereof, when the Midland Railway C ompany t , a,_ , l a e 1 „ that at certain times die obtained their act and took the thumb amongst other pro- Um ' eas: M'orth ie. ro — usti e th are e peo all plrrk e e the plague of old, sod all porty. The present site, which is in the WrothaM road_ has ---- I should likewise know that Holloway's Pills can check such little if any commotion with Apr-town, being entirely shut ' spre ading calamity. This purifying medicine expel % from the out by the embsokroent of the North London Railway, and blo od and system all obnimMus matters which breed both an situate between that and the southern aide of the St. Paul's- tegicus sad infootious maladies ;It institutes a radically cum. mi d and Camden-road villas. The structure i s d.. tine rather than a palliative treatment. Holloway's Pills should sashed as a " brick adaptation of Bylantine and Gothic," , tin ta a k g Tw itp d o ncle one moment'sornegless d eral / e lej r zrjr disordered the architect Wen Mr. Toilets. The stoical portion of the . s ome derangement or debility of the frame. The true art of timontolly of ecesscration was conducted by Mr. Edwin conquering disease ties In obeying !wore, and surely, quietly Barnes, erpaist of Holy Trinity Church, Westbourne- I getting rid of lurking poisons, and overcoming their pernicious terrace, who presided at the omen. effects, Is the safest course for the physician. THE VISIT OF THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES TO OXFORD. (now on erscur. mown.) OXFORD, TotrooDAY.. Although the Prince and Princess are still in Oxford, and will remain here till half-past 3, the city is steadily relapsing into its normal state of quiet. The rattle of carriages, the roar of stu dents, and the confusion of crinolines have disap from the secluded squares of the University. rh a e re ftheldonian, which for the past two days was the scene of an academic saturnalia as well as of • royal and academic ceremonial, is silent as the grave ; the balls in which Christ Church, and All Souls, and Exeter dispensed their splendid hospi tality are mute ; the learned professors, who, in de ference to the presence of royalty, "let Euclid rest and Archimedes pause," have returned to their meditations on the Aberlute, their theological theses, and their Greek glosses, not the less inclined per haps after the splendid fetes in which they partici pated to agree with the sceptical poet, that "after all, all things are but a show," or with the more scep tical novelist, that the beat thing for man to do is "to look after his garden." Such, at all events, is the conclusion of the uncloistered, practical man rt the world ; far what piles of portmanteaus and loads of higpge are carted down to the railway stations, and what a hurrying to and fro of ladies and gen-' demen panting to be off to " pastures new " of en joyment and laissez-s'oriblier! But, alas! for " Or_ ford of the Spires and the Sciences," the emigration is all from the city, and there are no vestigia retrornion. Even her own alumni are deserting the Queen of the Isis, and leaving her to the dreary, long, lonesome vacation, without casting as much I as a "lingering look behind," as though the maxim "to trifle is to live" bad penetrated into the soli tudes where Contemplation was wont to dwell. Now, however, that the public receptions, the com memoration, the feasts, the balls, and the boat- 1 races are over, the Princess of Wales has determined on seeing in quiet and in privacy whatever is most attractive in this world-renowned seat of learning. Accordingly, accompanied by the Prince, and attended by Lord Mount-Edgcumbe, Lord Harris, General Knollys, and Dr. Liddell, Dean of Christ Church, her royal highness, after visiting the library of Christ Church, proceeded in an open carriage, shortly after twelve o'clock, to visit Frewen-hall, winch was the residence of the Prince of Wales during his abode at the University. She likewise visited the Bodleian Library, the Museum, Exeter Chapel, Magdalen and New Colleges. At these places she was received by the Principal, and ' shown the treasures which these ancient and I noble foundatiobs possess. In passing through the city, both going and returning, she was greeted by the people with marks of loyalty and affection, which both she and the Prince acknowledged. The streets were decorated in the same manner as when she arrived on Tuesday; and as her attention was not taken away by an impatient and pressing crowd, she had a better opportunity of seeing and appre ciating the efforts of the Oxonians to give her a worthy reception. It would perhaps, however, have been better if she were permitted to see the city without the dap and banners, as she could then form a more correct estimate of the examples of beautiful architecture which it contains. Having spent some hours in the survey of the town and of the most remarkable treasures in the various colleges, the royal party returned to Christ Church. It was notified to the authorities of the Great Western Railway Company that the royal party would start from their Oxford station about half-past 3 o'clock, and proceed thence to Marlborough-house, though many persons, in the expectation that they would proceed as they came, by Cullum, were on the look-out for their approach in that direction. The railway authori ties at the station accordingly made suitable prepa rations for their reception. The wooden supports of that part of the station by which they were to enter were covered with crimson cloth, and a car peting was also laid on to the royal train. When it became known that the Prince and Princess were to leave Oxford by this route a considerable number of the inhabitants were assembled at the station. prepared to give them a final and hearty cheer. Accordirigly, about the time appointed their royal highnesses, having expressed their satisfaction to Dr. Liddell for the way they bad been received and entertained both by the University and the city, left Christ Church, and although there were not the same crowds to give them so demonstrative a reception on their departure as that which they received on their entry into Oxford, it was, if possible, more hearty and affectionate. T HE EGYPTIAN COMMERCIAL and TRADING CIIMPANY (limited). To be incorporated, with Limited Liability, under "The Com panies Act, 1802-" Capital 04,000,000, in 100,000 shares of £OO each. Payment on allotment At per share. The capital hie been subscribed. with the exception of 45,000 Shares, which have been reserved for issue to the public by I the International Financial Society. DIIICIF.)11& Plonnaurr-11. H. Prince HALM PASHA, late Governor of Oa Beedwa. John Cater, Fair., Director of the Bank of Hank London. E. Darden. Fin. (E. Denton and Co.), Alexandria. J. W. larking, Eaq London. H. Oppealieun, Esq. (Oppenhelnk Nephew, and Co.), Alexandria. H. Hoek Esq. (Beim and Co.). Alexandrle H. Ininvent Dutch Cot:Rid-General, Alexandria. ksheMeld, Esq., London ;bite A. and 3. Henry and Co., . • Manchester` B. Bolsbach, inn , Frankfort C.M. Alexander Tod. * Bp., Loudon god, Rathbone, end Cn., FiCYPt ; and Stephan Kennard sad Co., London). MANAOSZ -11 . &Wald. laq. lbakakini Brothers', Cairo. London—hears.Kaling and Goschen. Paris—MlL Ilareaard. Andra and Co. Frankfort —The Back of Sane If elningen. BAN ins—Maim Glyn, Mir and Co. Madam. Blreham, DairympZ, Drake, and Ward, 46, Parliament street, Mastagnater. lineouraged by the deefre of the government of his Highness the Timmy et Egypt, several commercial houses and society have united to bras thin Company : Tie International Financial Society, London. Messrs ?Whiled and Offechen, London. Mmes. Marcaerd, Andre.* the., Paris. Mr. W. F. laemr, Fran/dort Mr. Boleiae4 Frsaidart. Memos. Oppmigim, fispiser, d (fie.. Alexandria. Dervieu d Cie., Alexandria. The obj c l n oLthe Company is to devote special attention to the dev t of commerce with Upper Egypt, Nubia, the Soudan an adßenimesiontries, as wells the borders of the Bed Sea, and to establish trading relations with those districts, the enormous resources of which -till now almost undeveloped - are so well known as te render It needless to enter Into a lengthened description. The Company will boy or exchange the produce, which con sists of cotton, coffee, anger, rice. tobacco, gums. oils, Ivory, bona, beeswax, Ostrich Metiers, gold dust, ollg, indigo, de. The Viceroy of Egypt has, by the grant of a liberal subsidy, celled Into existence • steam navigation company for the Red Bea sad the Nils ; be Maio shoot, with the view ad meeting the operation of this Compeny, to complete, at bin own expense, e communication between Alethndrta end all the prin cipal tehi tions which have Men selected for the operation of the Company. extending to Khartoum, the furthest town of import ance in the interior of Africa within the limits of Egyptian terri tory, and also to Taks on the hostler' of Abyssinia. By these mere the difficulty of communication hitherto existieg will be removed and means of transport greatly facili tated. It win be an object of this Company to encourage all minder which will tend to provide means of rapid transport, whether by steamers, railways, canals, or by the orpnisation of caravarue ft win also be an object of the Company to encou rage, by the advance of money to cultivators. Importation of seed, establishment of cotton gins, de., the cultivation of cotton is Upper Egypt. where there exist Immense tracts of land capable of producing it to almost any extent. The population in those districts Is numerous end industrious. It Is • well ascertained fact that in Upper Egypt and the Soudan, cultivators and Madera can afford to borrow money at gad 6 per cent. per mouth, and still amass considerable width. The Company Intend to establish agencies on both coasts of the lied Sea. On the Arabian coast, Dgeddah has been selected as • principal place of commerce. On the coast of Abyssinia, =es will also be established at Lowder, Sawskina, and The trading operations of the Company will extend from Cairo up the Nile, as far as posidble into the interior of Africa, follow ing tie courses of the White and Blue Nile, whilst communica tion will be carried on between the Interior and the Bed Sea, and its east and west coasts. It is Intended to commence operations below 81out, extending y upwards, employing the capital in the drat Instance,t7l: la al l tlng advances to cultivators In Upper Egypt, operations with which the Alexandrian Directors are well acquainted, and which. being highly lucrative, at once insure a large interest on the capital employed_ The capital of the Company will be gradually called up as Its operations are extended. Mr. Sakaldni, who has for many years carried on, and Is thoroughly acquainted with, the trade of Upper Egypt and. Its adjoining coustries, has consented to act temporarily aa Manager, In order to give the Company the advantage of his experience in the ommiation of a aufbcient arid competent staff. The articles of association will provide for a defined and limited particlpatkin by the directors in the profit. afterpayment of interest on the capital called up, and tM homes who have founded the company will be entitled to the peirlige of t me-third of any farther Issue of shares. subject to whict d 2 new shares w il l be distributed pro nth! amongst the existing Isaareartmen. Applications for shares moat be made to the International Financial Society, Limited, at their offices, 54, Old Broad greet, E.C. No application will be received attar Saturday, tOtb June, at It Boos, ._Loudon, June, 1883. lOU 07 LITLICATIOI 'OR TO the Directors of the International Financial Society ftimited). Gentlemen,—l request you to allot me shares of LSO In the Egyptian Commercial and Trading Company (Limited', and I hereby agree to become a member of that Company. and to accept such shares, or any her somber that may be allotted to me. and I request that my name may be placed on the register cd members in respect of the shares allotted to me . I am, Gentlemen, year obedient servant, Name In re _ _ Dab THE EGYPTIAN COMMERCIAL and TRADING COMPANY (Limited). The Menton desire to engage the services of a GENERAL MANAGER, competent to conduct the commercial Moines of this Company In Egypt. A thorough knowledge of commercial and trading business and of the Italian and French languages is Indispensable. Applications, with references, to be addressed to the Directors of the Company, 6e, Old Broadetreet, H.C. THE BRfTD3H HOTEL, 83, Jermyn-street. Families sad Genttemen can be accommodated with Apartments sad Bedrooms in this Fatablishment at moderate chargea—THOMAS DAMS (trom Simpson's. 103, Strand) Pro prietor. Dimmers provided for large and small parties. rrHE celebrated Analysts, Dr. HASSALL, 1 Professor WAY, and leading members of the Faculty, cer tify MARSHALL'S HUNGARIAN BRANDY "equal to the finest Cognac." and the "purest 'stilt" hitherto imported: hence Ha efficacy when administered modicinally.—Of all retailers, in single bottles, Is. ed. each, assented, labelled end cork-branded 7. (1. Marshall." sole cormignos. 0 e donut MIN (carriage paid), 4ta Depot, 114, Aidersgatostreet, City. SAUCE. —LEA and PERRINS' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. This delicdous condiment, pronounced c. Z connoisseurs THE ONLY GOOD RAU " Is prepared solely by LEA and P RAINS. The public are respectfully cautioned against worthless hnlta -4ons, and should see that Lea and Ferran,' names are on wrapper, abet, bottle, and stopper. ARE for LEA sad PERRINS BAWL Sold wholesale and for export by the Proprietors. Worcester Mesas. CROSSE and BLACKWELL Messrs. BARCLAY and SONS. London, &c., &e.: and by grocery and oilmen universally . [Stamped. td. Adclitionat.] COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL. ---•-- A Court of Common Council was holden yester day in the Oooncil-ohamber, Guildhall. The LORD MAYON presided, and there was a fall attendance of aldermen sad members of the coati. MI lorrirrAnnriarr TO Till PRINCI *ID MIMS& Or FLUE. The LORD MATOI announced to the court that he had received the following communication from GenereF Knollya,_ in refereooe to the entertainment gives at the Guildhall oe the Bth Inst. to their Royal Highnesses the Prime and Princess of Wales : Marlborough-bean, Juae 9, 1883.—Lieutenant-Geonal Knoll's gwois hie eompli. ments to the Lord Mayer, end is desired by the Prince and Princess of Wales to express their royal bight:mese nose of 'the warm reception which they experienced, and of the ex. °silent arrangements which prevailed at their entertainment lest night at the Guildhall. Their royal highness request the Lord Mayor to convey to t h e corporation, end especially to those gentlemen who undertook the duty of esrrymg those arrangements out, their grateful acknowledgment o f their exertions, which procured them so agreeable an Upon Upon the motion of Mr. Tauscorr, the chairman of the (,Sty Lands Oomenittee, the commtuiicatiou wan ordered to be entered in the journals and printed in the minuted of the wort. BOAT RACE TOR 200 f. One of the most exciting wee'k's sport ever wit- Mosul npon the Thames wee brought to • eosclosion yes terday of ernoon with the great seallerd was between Ro bert Cooper, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, sad George Everson, of Gresswioh. The stake was 1001. aside, Cooper being allowed 10/. r as equivalent for his expenses in coming from the north to row on the Thames. The raoe wee looked upon by sporting rum as scarcely inferior to the champioeship race, Cooper's northern Mends thinking him nearly as good r Chambers, while Everson woo all his matches in good style, until defeated b Chambers in April lest for the championship of the Everson, who is a fi nely-built fellow, standing s feet 94 inches, t rained at the Duke's Head, Putaey, and was is first-rate trim. Cooper, who is sore three inches less than his opponent in height, located himself at Mrs. Baker's, Star and Garter, Putney, with Percy of Newortle, who brought him to the post in beautiful condition. During the wt week the betting was infavour of the Greenwich oante but on the arrival of Cooper's friends from the north they lumped their money no, until Cooper became the favourite at 100 to 80. Several steamboats well filled with spectators accompanied the race, the weather being extremely fine. Shortly after three o'clock the men pa down to their stations, Cooper rowing in a boat built by Jewitt, of St. Duustan's, while Everson had the sister boat to that rowed in by Green. Cooper, who wee made the fa vourite at 2 and 3 to 1, woo the toil for choice of statioss, and had the champion for his pilot in the bow of an eight oared cutter, while old John Phelps Akira for Everson. As soon as the men had become perfectly level • very fair start was e ff ected, and for the first half-dozen strokes there wee no ppesrrcaepptible differeoce between them. Opposite Kelley's, Cooper, w had now laid down to his work in beau tiful style, gradually drew the nor of his boat in advance, and at the pier was leading by half a length, which he in creased to a length at Simmons's. On reaching Finch's cricket-ground he lad increaaed his lead to half a elear length, - both men rowing at a very good par. When the Point wee reached Cooper was seen to be •clear length is advance of his opponent, the north countrymen offenogany odds upon their WM. No material alteration was visible in their positions until they crossed the water, when Cooper added another length to his lead, and passed under the Surrey arch of Hammersmith-bridge four clear lengths in advance. On paring the Doves, Everson put on a terrific spurt, and gained so rapidly upon hie opponent, that on esasiog Chiswicic-eyot he was barely a length in the rear. The revived hopes of the Greenwich man's Mende were soon dirappointed, however, for Cooper. answering gamely to Chambers's call, again west away from his opposent, sod pried Barnes-bridge four deer lengths in advance, ultimately winning by about sight lengths. [TWOPEN oucirsr. SURREY COI7NTY V. CANIBLIDOB lINIVERBITY. 'nth match was commenced yesterday, on the Surrey ground, Kennington-oval, and a very large company was present. Surrey, considering themselves stronger than their opponents, gave them three extra, playing eleven against fourteen, bat from the orichetiag talent displayed by the university team, they showed, in our opinion, that they were quite capable of playing on an equality. The following ill the state of the score :—Surrey, first innings, 117 ; Cambridge University, first innings (not out), 141. The match was to be continued this morning, but the weather is decidedly against it. bisitvi.grios it CLU■ AND GROUND v. OXFORD Mum/wry. —Tbis match was commenced and concluded at Lord's Ground yesterday, twelve on each side playing. It was a very hollow affair, the university winning in one innings, with 20 runs over. A WONDERFUL Bums —On Saturday next a Bible, illustrated with upwards of 1.700 engravinp by artists of the highest reputation, and in the finest state as regards condition and impression, will be sold by Means. Sotheby and Wilkinson. The late Mr. Leith was occupied for • series of years in collecting those eogravinp, which are 000tained in twelve folio volumes, beautifully boned. The works of Raffaelle, by Marc Antonio, Desnoyers, Richomme, Pradier, and other eminent engravers, many of them being in proof states, form an important feature. The series of the works of Itubens, Michael Angelo, Vandyck, Poulain, Guido, Tenter', Dominichino, and other masters, deserve to be especially cited. It also include@ the Evangelists and other subject 4v Vlsscbsr, • series of elate by Bolswert, CaYSTAL PALACE—Madame Lemmens Sherriug- th e l en di ng wor k s o f R ei gbrandt, including "The Healing toe, Mdlle. Aritit, sod Madams Alboni will sing at the eon . the =ta u, t erme d the IL:edred Guilder Piece," cart to-morrow (Saturday). Moos. J. Lotto, the Polish and many of the best productioes of the follootut engravers: violinist, who made hie first appearance last Saturday, will —Auden, Berle, Bndoux, Cluesens, Callot, Oberesti, Cql also perform on this occasion. Isere Duvet, Darer, Dueckarton, Foto, Galls, Gribelio, THE GUILDHALL DECORATIONS. Yesterday Gondola, (theyn, Garavaglia, Gotten:la. Glookenton, Hol morning the Guildhall was closed to the public. On the ler, Le Bas, Longbi, Lucas Van Leyden. Limonite, previous day not less than 20,000 persons mimed through Mon Isee, Muller, Marion, Strange, Schoen, Vorsterman, between the hours of 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. Several of the and WeigeL aldermen and commoners took their stations at the ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT EARTIMN.—The Great lonesome, and taking the tickets from the holders, save Eastern reached the Bell Buoy, at the mouth of the Mersey, them to others who bad none, or at once admitted eager on Wednesday, about 8 o'clock in the evening, having left parties who thronged the doors into the building. At least New York on the afternoon of the 11th inst. In consequence 33,000 masons in all inspected the decorations. of a dense fog she anchored for some hours on the night of ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. —At the sailing, Captain Paton rightly considering the safety of the monthly general meeting held yesterday at the society's passengers and ship paramount to all other considerations. house in Hanomeequare, the Right Honourable i&t. She brings newly 400 passengers, of whom 219 were in the George Clerk, Bart., president, of the society cabin, sod the remainder in the intermediate and steerage. in the chair, Viscount Bury. the Earl of Sandwich, Opportunity was afforded to the passengers of landing the Earl Cowper, Lord Stanley of Alderley, Sir Thos. on Wednesday evening, but • few only availed themselves Hesketh, Bare, M.P., Sir Theophilus W. Biddulph, dart., of it ; the majority preferred to remain on board for the Mrs. L. M. Lethans, and Messrs. Martin Ridley Smith, night, and landed early yesterday morning. Before sera- Hansleigh Wedgwood, Arthur G. Chapman, Philip C. rating they passed resolutions highly eulogistic of the coin- Hardwick, Arc bald Robertson, Henry J. Lubbock, J. fort they had experienced during the voyage, sod vs- Beale Brown, George C. Eagle, W. Clarks Thornhill, Abet. commended the ship in the strongest terms to the travelling hem J. Roberta, J. Bathurst, G. Browse, Herbert H. community. The Great Eastern's cargo consists of about Langham, J. J. Shaw Stuart, Henry Waters., Sidney E. 6,500 tons, principally grain ; lighters were alongside early Bouverie Pussy, Ernest L Nowa, Wentworth F. Hume, yesterday morning, and. from the arrangements made, the M.P., Alfred J. Waterlow, G. Ward Hunt, and J. BM- whole will be discharged and the ship meted and laden for dick Moockton were elected fellows ; and Odo W. L. Rue. her next trip in the course of the ensuing week. She will sell, Esq., of her Majesty's diplomatic service, and Ronald leave Liverpool for New York on the 30th init., calling at Gann, Esq., of Launceston, Tasmania, were elected cone. Queenstown on the following morning. A large number of spending members of the society. The Marquis of Atha, passages have already been engaged, and it is to be hoped Sir Courtemy Honeywood, Bart., the Right Hoe. Thomas that she has entered upon a long career of success, which the John Wynn, Colonel Frederick Paget, Majors Musgrave perseverance of her owners so richly deserve. J. B. Dyne, John St. Leger, John Spicer, Robert H. Heath FATAL FIGHT BETWEEN GIPSIVt. —Yesterday Jerry, Captain Alexander Fletcher. and Messrs. N. Clod. afternoon Mr. Lewis, coroner, held an adjourried and Montague E. Smith, Q.C., M.P ., E. Sage, E. J. Daniell. and lengthened inquiry at East Ham, Feesex. on the body of W. Longman were proposed as candidates for the fellow- William Nicholls, aged 24. who met his death whilst ship ; Dr. Hermann Burmeister, director of the museum engaged in a fight with a man named John Lee. It of Buenos Ayres, was proposed as • foreign member ; and appe a red that the deceased and Lee belonged to a tribe Captain R. H. Beddome, official conservator of fonds, Ma- of gimies encamped on waste ground at North Woolwich. dras, as a corresponding member of the society. A few days ago • quarrel took place between two others SOLDIERS' DAUGHTERS' HOWL—The seventh an- of the tribe, named Lazarus Smith and Herren; but, nuel meeting of the friends of this. home was held yesterday, after fighting together for three hours, they shook Ueda in the theatre of the United Service Institution , Whitehall, and became friends again. On returning to the camp, the Duke of Wellington in the chair. Mr. Marsh, the however, the wife of John Lee and the mother of the secretary, read the report, which stated that there were 164 deceased Nicholls took the matter up and fought with girls now in the home maintained, clothed, and educated, each other, when Lee interfered on behalf of his wife, the average cost of each child being 181. per annum. There and deceased on behalf of his mother. This fight was the are 150 girls on the list of applicants for admission, and the subject of investigation the next day before Mr. Trail, at committee regret that, owing to the falling off in the dons- the Woolwich policecoort, when the case was dismissed. Lions and subscriptions, none of this large number can be On Monday last the camp broke op. and the whole tribe. admitted for several peen unless the funds increase, as they lumbering upwards of a bemired persons, Prousoded are determined not to entrench on the funded capital of the towards Fist Ham. On their route Lee and Nicholls institution, by which alone the stability of the selected • spot to fight, feeling dissatisfied at the magistrate charity au he secured. Since the last report 37 not dealing with the ease, and after fighting for an hour regiments have contributed to the funds, making • and a half Lee was beard to declare that he bad had total of 75 subscribing regiments. The health of enough of it, and wished to give in. The deceased, how. the children is good, and every inmate of the home ever, persisted in continuing the fight, saying be was quite has been vaccinated. The Hon. Mrs. Powys Keck ham un- fresh, and could " fight through a summer s day." They dertekeu the office of lady president, vacated by Mrs. again fought, and in the last round Lee struck the de- Douglas, to whom the committee feel much indebted for ceased a heavy blow under the left jaw, knocking him down, her untiring exertions. The committee in concluding the and rendering him insensible. Medical aid was obtained, report urgently intreat pecuniary support, and invite per- but the deceased expired half an hour afterwards. A peal HENLEY-ON-THANIS ROYAL REGATTA.—UpOII a anal inspection of the home. The total income of th e year I mortem examination made on the body proved death to reconsideration of the matter the Heuley Regatta Cain had been 3,5741. 7e, and the expenditure 2,8861. la 9d., have resulted from an effusion of blood to the brain by • , m ut es have a bandoned their intention of extending the leaving • hathoe of 688/. ss. 3d. On the motion of Mr. A. rupture of ooe of the blood vowels, produced by • blow or ! regatta to three days, and it will therefore take place on Kinnatrd, M.P., wooded by Colonel Hogg, the report was fall. The jury after a short consultation, returned • Ter- ' Thursday and Friday next, as originally proposed. As the &doped. Major-General Powys Keck was then elected as diet of " Manslaughter" against John Lee as principal, and attendance of visitors is expected to be extremely great the chairman, and the other members of the committee and Charles Cbiloott and Albert Young as aiding and abetting in Great Western Railway will put on a number of special officers for the ensuing year were appointed. Mr. Deputy- the fight. The whole of the men are in custody, Len having trains down and up for the weveyance of prieengers ; 9.45, Judge Payne, the Rev. Mr. Gleig, the Chaplain-General, been apprehended at Clapham on Wednesday evening. 10.45, and 11.30 special from Paddiugton will probably be the Rev. Mr. Langmead, Dr. Dickson, and others, addressed , GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION. —The ship Sir John I the trains down most in request. There are three eight the meeting. Moore. 608 tons, belonging to Messrs. Temente!, and Co., 1 oared crews from Oxford University, three from Cambridge, QUININE—The medical profession, the "Lancet," Leedom, and which sailed from Plymouth on the Bth Detain. besides the Sower of the Kingston and rowing clubs, the Dr. Remelt. and others, reeontrneed "Waters Quinine Wine" her last, arrived at Sydney, New South Wales, on the 72nd colleges of Eton and Medley, and several entries fur "fours" se an excellent and simple stimulant. Manufactured only by March, with 248 government emigrants. Four births and and other ream. Robert Waters, I, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street, London, two deaths occurred during the voyage. CRYSTAL PALACE—ONE SHILLING sold by omen. Italian wareboceemen, and others, at 3ne. a LONDONORNERALONNIBUSCOMPANY(LIIIFTIII).—.. DAY, Juni . 18.—Admiesioes on payment, 2,810; ditto dozen. ventsemenel Wthiesals agents, Z. Lewis and Co. , Woreatter.--tatl- Traffic reeeipte foe the weak ending June 14, 11,6761. Os. Id. by season tickets, 887 ; total, 3,707. Corinth& close to the pork Tam BELAUTOZT HANDICAP of 25 son. each, 15 ft, arid only 5 if declared, with 200 sous. added. Two miles. (40 sub.., 33 of whom pay 5 eon. each.) Mr. J. Marries Delnim, by Stockwell, dam by Jerry, • yrs, 7st 7lb (Judd) 1 Mr. W. Day's Kingwood, S pa, est 6th (lk Adams) 2 Betting : 4 to 1 ea Hallam, who made all the running, sad won by a length. A Swimrerriurs of 5 sows. each, with 25 added, for all ages allowanoes. T.Y.C. Mr. mores@ Indolence, by Platc&teller—larn. 3 3'n Pl.): W , Mr. R. Ten terosdi's Carte, I yrs rm.). arteti Mr. J. Day's Radon. 2yn 304 , Mt 71 6 (e. Norden) The following also ran :—Pony and Newensadland. Tan ANDocxa Sraaas of 5 Nova. each, with 100 added. Gentlemen riden. (One mile.) Mr. Thellusson's Rubicon. by Lezinaten—Baylad (bred In America). 6 yrs, lOst 1311) (Mr. O. ft Thompson) 1 Mr. Cherry's Disappointment. 4 10st 1161.... (Owner) 2 Mr. George Augelfs Reindeer, 6 yrs, 10st 1316 (Mr. H. Wombwell The following also ran :—Croydon and Libelous. letting : 5 to 4 on Libelous, 9 to 4 apt Rubicon, 100 to 15 each apt Reindeer and Disappointment, sod 10 to 1 apt Croydon. Reindeer jumped away with • clear lead of Dis appointment and Rubicoa, until within the distance, where the lot, except Rubicon, were in difficulties. Opposite the Stand the American horse increased his advantage, and won easily by _three lengths • Reindeer a bad third. THE HOTTIZPONT HT'AEES of 15 nova. each, 10 ft., with 100 added; for two-yr-old.. colts, Set 1011) ; Bst nb ; winners extra. T.Y.C. (31 subs.) Lord tixbridge's Durham, net 1016 (J. (foster) 1 Lord Stamford's Leicester, Net 101 b (A. Edwards) f Mr. R. Sutton's Tatum, Net 711, (Custaaoe) The following also ran :—Hersey Alley, Ackworth, Mary Copp colt, Olendusk, c by Vedette—Alvedeston's dam. Brother Jona than, and Evelio& LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. 6to 1 Polynesia (t) 7 to 1 Caller Ou (t) 10 to 1 Brighton (I) 10 to 1 Carbines? (t) 100 to 8 Doefoot (t and off) 100 to 6 Adventurer (t and off) GOODWOOD STAKES. 10 to 1 apt Biondi° (t) 100 to 8 Kautsfad (t) 100 to 6 Anfield (t freely) 100 to 5 Loiterer (t) 100 to 12 Eveoband and Myrtle coupled (t) BT. LEGER. 4to 1 apt The Ranger (off, t9to 2 freely) 7 to 1 Lord (laden (t) 8 to 1 Queen Bertha (t) 100 to 7 Oneeander (t) 20 to 1 Pratique (t) THE DERBY. 1000 to 30 apt Gownsman (t) 40 to 1 Hollyfox (t) 40 to 1 Knight of Snowdoa (t) 50 to 1 Coastguard (t) SCRATCHINGS. Fits•Avou was struck out of all his magagemects at Abing• don and Huogerford as lOU U the weights appeared. GOODWOOD STALLS. -Sea Nymph was scratched at Stockbridge, at 3 p.m. Joao 18. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BEVERLEY, HULL, AND EAST RIDING MESTlNG.—TiluitaDisTo Till &AND &reels o(5 son. each, with 25 added ; weight for age, with _selling allowances. Kingston Coarse. Mr. Cunningham's Patrick, by Cbanticleer— i Si IA4S, 4 844 nib (w ) w.o. THE HULL Hroxie al 5 son. each, with 50 for two and 3-yr-olds ; winners sites. Kingdom Comm:. (8 mho) Mr. J. Osborne's The Little Stag, by Mometeln Deer— Onateateber, I yrs. 7st fib (Whiteley) I Mr. Joresson's Tarlatesse, 2 yrs, ON lab Maroon) Mr. W. I kaone's f by lesamingtoo—Little x yea, est 9lb The following also ran :-Bbuffler, Bossy Be Th e flapper, and Cardinal. Betting : 6to 6 apt Tarlatans, sto 2 apt Little elep to 1 agst any other. Won by a Length sad a half; abed hird. Tax Sunnite SWUM (Handicap) of 3 sema seek, with 110 added. T.Y.C. Mr. °Wm s Jackal, by Anger—Ellea, 6 yrs, let J. flnarden) 1 Mr. T. BeneroWs Crondadt, errs, 7471 b tear. 7st Nib) (Mellowed Mr. 8. Bbarrs Lady Bird, 6 yrs, fist ( ) 3 The following also ran :—Rarey, Count Amour, lactose, Bay Mare Opt naknowaLOoneral Bide, m by Powspey—Hawke, Cannon Hall. Mildew or Needle, and Durand°. Tim liotmeanzaa Huxr &ramie al 3 sem each, with 25 added • weight for age ; wieners extra. Two saes. ( 21 101 ; 3 ) Mr. W. fledley's Batman, 6 yes, list 1511)..(Mr. Garner. 1 Bhaw's Ripley, E yrs, 10d 131 b (Hr. B. ransom, Mr. W. J. Simpson'. larey, aged. 114 1111(1fir. J. Hopped 11 The eallowteg also ran :—lndor Witch. Miss Taft. Adereb% Confidence, Wee Nell, Doctor Bowe, Comet,and Bolingbroke. Tee EAST BIDING HANDICAP of 3 mOTS. each, 40 added ; wieners extra. One mile and a quarter. 14 seta.) Mr. T. Westerman a Honest John, by Boerne—Airs el, 3 VW st (inc. 71bez.) (Noble) 1 Mr. 007303 ne's FlYleaD, LIM 74 (Me. 71b ex) (Whiteley) Bettim :7to 4 ea Flytrap. Won by a length. Ts WIZTWOOD CUP (Handicap) of 50 eon. ; for 3.yr -olds sad upwards ; winners extra. One mile and a hall (9 :mho) Kr. C. Peck, Jun.'s Venison, by the Fallow Buck—Black. Med amen. 3 me, fist 121 b Illlegeby and Pembroke also ran. Betting : 5 to 4 on Venimrs, who won in a canter. Slier gsby broke his leg before reachiog the poet, sod Pem broke broke down. The races were delayed considerably over the appointed hour for the commencement, the secretary refusing to allow the horses to start until he pve orders to start, although they were ready. STOCKBRIDGE MEETING.—TarasDAY. 610011 Ylat OP TUB FOOllll Etvocciaroas Bastnna. Bracts of 10 Bova each, with 100 added, for 3-yrolds; col* Sat 10111 ' ; fillies, Set slb • certain snowiness and penalties for winning. One mile ends half. (45 sobs.) Lord Strathmore's Sea King by Wild Dayrell—Goiden Rom Sat 71b (Aidoroft) I Mr. L Brayleys Golden Dar, est blb (A. Cowley) Mr. J. B. elarkys Biondin, est WM (C. Marlow) it The following also ran : Gladstone, Vsieptas, Tediums, Laurel, and Knave of Tramps. Betting : 6 to 4 apt Gladstone, 100 to 30 apt Bea Kis& 9to 2 agst Moodie, and 10 to 1 apt any ether. Tames was first off, and for • few strides Gladdest seeepied wood place, but subitsquestly gave way,land Tarries was to/lowed by Volupas. Laurel, and the rest is close company. Arrived in the dip Tademus retired from the frost, and Left Voluptas with the lead, whilst the remainder, except Knave of Trumps, kept close together to the commencement of the rails, where Gladstone on the far side, Bloodin oo the lodge's side, and Sea King, lay in front, the latter h olding Icl.e Iced up to the enclosure, where Golden Duet • • them. Gladstone compounded after reaching the stn and • fine rum with the other three resulted in the victory of Bea King by a length. A similar distance separated the second mid third, and two lengths divided the third and fourth; Tademus wee fifth, Knave of Trumps sixth, and Voluptaa, beater off, Tat sum) Pura (bandimp) of 60 move. for4.yr olds and upwards. Half a mile. Lord Westmoreland's Confidence, by Cruiser or Arthur Wellesley, dam by Bay bliddletois, 5 yrs, est vlb (.1. Goatee' I Mr. Beauclerk's Southport, tyr~ Sat 7lb Mr. W. Nelson's Peahen, 4 yrs, est lib o Peppier) The following also ran : %Woo, Nathatia, Buck, and Demon. Betting : 7 to 4 apt Buck, 4 to 1 apt Oon&lence (at first 5 to 2), 5 to 1 spt Nathalie, B to 1 apt Southport, and 10 to 1 apt any other. A couple of failures was succeeded by a struggling start ; sad the moment the Bag fell Buck reared up, and one of Xerdan's feet slipped out of the stirrup iron. Confidence jumped away with a long lead, and mald the running throughout won easily by a length. Southport beat ?Milan for second pleas by half • length. Nathane was foes* and Demon last. Tas STocusiuDos Cur, valor 200 move., by subseriptica of 10 sover each, for all spa : certain penalties and allow gam. Seven furlongs on the new mile. (27 subs.) Baron Rothschltd's King of Diamonds, by King Tom— Emerald, 6 yrs, fist 41b (Wells) 1 Count P. dejagranges Vivid, 3 ynt.lest bib Pinta:Le w Mr. John Day's Father O'Leary, 3 yrs, 7M M Mat D....ter 3 The following aloe ran :—c by Vedette--Glenoehty, Gig , The Count, and Cerintha. Batting : 11 to 10 apt King of Diamonds, 4 to 1 opt Vivid, Bto 1 apt Dwindle, sod 10 to 1 aget any other. King of Diamonds made play with Vivid ad Cerintha fol. lowing to the distance, where the Baron's horse cantering easily away mused Cerintha and Vivid to be polled up, and the Glenochty colt and Father O'Leary to take mooed and third places, but the King, who held undisputed pOWNWeiOn of the led, won by six lengths. Father O'Leary permed NEWSPAPER r., c. Z — t l42 ' ss athoCii .CE