The Express. — London, England, 1857-06-01 00:00:00

No. 8,866.) , - • - • -- . • .. L.' •• . .• • J . ~ t c ., : c .........4a Z ie....... 1 ... 1.11 ..:. . .. ,.• • . • •'••• , i u. SEWS PAPER . . • f .- 07/ - - i • . .._ ._ . _ • - /. z, . - ,?3 ,- ,- 0 , - •lA'• • t - • , ' ti i r a toa . I Z 111 la / . il l 41 .. .c 'PA tel . \ . deg ins ' Vasa; - „........____, S S a it tilL a MOOR LI _______. _ _ _ _ tcret. = , • Ticks, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, 18 57 . (Stamp ed Id. Additional.) [T WOP EN 0 P... lERB f dl.l lAOAZINES. 1 t . A. r ... 7 .____ tt u iv it is not to be wondered at that on so fis eis SONY WU ..Es.—Tbe promontory on which a day as was Saturday last the Crystal Palace offered a fine breezy walk over downs be thronged by en esemobly of the lint l a sh:- toilettes should ° be so gay end c 100 furze, and suffered the eye to take i c aLi n te ber Aow thomuglaly I enjoyed that we& I ot in some measure for the dieter- . La more IV brilliant that one could empathise with Or f or d -street. ). tr ii ti a l is i ••• Linnaeus on his arrival in England, sadgold, the mysterious disape Ije Aare, as he Song himself on his lures, and Those who deem honourable industry a virtue in our beet ec o n omist. AP trok Lk * ant nor I Sai having made anything so beautifuL Tas woman will regard thin endeavour to give to scat- D ee b eesee o f g ame Doska- op peamo with their golden light. Ever and ii w, to CI PAM 1111008 the path, or the timid deer were toed indirid s and diffused talent a ' local habi- a K e ay-- - tuition and a name," as one claiming public encou- or hem the clumped golden bush. A glance st 1.) .ST AT 11l I and creeks along the wavy shale raised ex- Moment and sympathy, AS DagalL7 of a 1 ,•aersos as toe, forcing hope Into certainty of treason's There are persons who feel disposed to o•-• !I as er Whatever '10..b.k. Still Y miith , PO OOOl 7 lum the notion of female competition in the ? to ar t r II k ar. Idaho. It LIL i sat laaat was indubitable-th° hunting would be Of manta e and modelling, and to that any shadow of a drawback darkened the a-- „ no 24 or what could the heart &Ur* more 1. Here was specially recommend a vio l' to " _ • ••• Lartraet such as Greek bergs might have new. For although it b- ••••• Pidattalue - mute from all short space of two t ..... auks ef a ged entering-place frequentem-lovely thin th eir fir s t ~ 1 1 thitAWA •• • • ore, tall of promise to the mind, and health vari ou s „,,.... /CU y benne. Ithaca was vbdbly oppoeite. Homer's es- ,: ' • g ii M, I were sweetly audible. Here one might mite epics : II I Silits the Odyisev , had one but genius packed up la - ma iess s carpet beg; and if the genius had been forgotten. ' es. se mar _ ad (by some strange oversight), at any rate them AM to Din maseope and scalpel, with w hic h oneraigb. - i. - tele of the " stout Stagyrtle, ,t wYmm tb ra. t tj, iit. UN maim to mord" among the Ere , i . t tl=l Aka Siothigawes "Nano for Juno ?she tr i r ii Se TIOUBLES Or Ala I NO•100 . i wed I eme mere, la er 10 ) I ihallgTall4s:t" Walk& say 1 . ...... a• Tat ..1 ! ..../14 . .. I IS ...." i /I a • al I ::.. laWar,k , , arr, ad op • "VA, • k i t mil is. 2 , or As. , as Lamm la Bawl ENBUF _... Navies seltr iar. ..! , Malik ' Ii ! .Ir' B ' : 1. 1. ,. , . 1 t .1.4...n ' P.11 . 1 - I A• 417 : 4617 16 la iiiiilliel Wow, theTlimbit I via dr bar pia. gacc.ss. Hale. Sp tl+ was again el- I au . thematlve• decided reformers. voile 1•012101 OLVO WOO Offill no nut wawa., =IQ MS OM V •11, : ........ ,•• ••• ‘• .. •-•• .• ...", the meeting, combed to the Vigil, who received !Ills. from him by When*. Ito Blink Bonny on having more comiTaiind over the St. Leger: - - --- .-----• .. A a"darao Alaora malt - i l . l L Chaam —..r.r th .Tte, d • i e vi e did et its ibe dec m rsio b' n. rs the ' firen . de of Kr. that Sil Colin, Batiste Siring Ritcbcr 11e.,2 finished . then any animal ever appeared to have before her. The .--°— `°- 0 -- "' mooned fur - the fondness exhibited' Great Yorkshire Stakes so n t look oas quiteVed tao terrain for mus, her, ! _..- 1... .., .oes 7111 to such cattle ette, Ignora • . . 1 I , ! . . . , , • . , f , \ • i 11 1 i t . . • 1 ; 1 ' ' , I ' • , i 1 I r i ! . , . • . , • 1 .... _Ali f vbs.* /A ok's rain. Mgt, 245. es. Oat% s, 17.. iii NI, 2a. M. THE CRYSTAL PALACE FLOWER SHOW. NOTICE to PASSENGERS for ADELAIDE, ar i ld•LlTAtt, Caplan DOBltUll.—PAßßllteltall ore as rto to Ur alp do Loadook rooks 111111 YOKE IA Q. air t i t {sooner mandag.—BUDDltN, DIVAN. TOIMIL 111- lloort.o: *lto 401131 WV 10X/, out On. s.oeauslertalt badly. which caused him to ddrrop behind nil suddenly. A` the Stand, Anton compounded , and Blink Bunny got her head drat, dewily attended by Black Tommy and Strath never, with Adamee running by himeelf on the lower gerund, and Arsenal by Linnet( on the upper ground, ei that he had to paw unecr tho nine of the judge. Charlton kept the mare's haul in front from this point, cud she won evi dently with acme powder left, by a neck, the struggle for second end third money being very goad between the other live. That Black - Tommy we sewed there can be no doubt, but all the other jockey. laid claim to the third place, the judge giving Adamas the palm, though by a neck only, over Strathnaver, Arsenal finishing about the tame distance behind the fourth, and half a length before Anton, who was just home before WarJermarake. There was nothing elm' new this Int, the favenrites being all in the metre of the second rank. The fi rst two to show in front were the teat at the finish; and it ie worthy of record that not one of the favourite* has to be put down among the "Iwt. lot ;" .it generally happens that one or two of them I obtain that hen image distinction. Bird-in-the-Hand Y the moot noted animal that kept their company; but ft moot be recollected that Fly-by-Night, who was one of the hot la 1856, heat the second and third in a canter, at Ascot, Minim days afterwards, and Bird-in-the-Hand will beat a r est many of the Derby borees yet, for he only wants a little mere work. He has net the theme at Ascot Fly-by-Night hod; but at Stockbridge he might be able to beat Anton, and as or two more. The only animal really unex petted In front was Black Tommy; and what a triumph would it have been err Mr. Drinkald bad he put het body in ?root. No bone ever obtained such a position to the Derby in or recollection that always exhibited so wretchedly beforehand; for in running he never showed the elighteet nteptomn of a racehorse. It is curious to notice the largo mijority of Ns and B'. in the front, an they obtained the tiret, second, Utirt, tißh, and sixth plane; and it is pretty well in accordance with public ritening, except fa the cam of Tommy. Admen* heat Wardermandie by a neck, giving him 216 at the Fp. en Spring, and Strathnaver beat him at , Chester by half a length; eo that the running of this trio to correct to the letter. All that has yet to be reconciled I. the position of Skirmisher, who gave Wardermareke 31b., rug beat him easily a' Yo rk, end could not get bettor hint at level weights here. Perhaps at Mint be may improve in his per ferment* materially. Adamas warranted the good opinion the Epeetnitee always had of him, and be will take some Leafing for the Gold Cap at Aimee where a throridable looking lot of three-year-olds oppose him in Skirmisher, (lemma di Vergy, St. Giles, Mogmller, Wardenuarzke, Blue Jacket, Zaidee, and Tannenia. With reference to Blink Bonny, I need only say that the winning her engagements amounts to a matter of health only ; as Ignoramus, even with hie seven-leagued boots, is no mulch for her now. Her Oaks performance was a staggerer to even her most sanguine admirers, as she could have distanced the whole field; and how layers could be found lea envetery, except to those who can calculate the chances of breaks down, bolting, stumbling, &r. Impe -1 Muse did not disgrace John Scotia preparation, and eho was undoubtedly second-beat of the fourteen numere, ' although from the Stand Flamm did not persevere with her, Blink Bonny being th en half a dozen lengths a-bead, and pulling double. Miestissirea proved herself a better DIM than Lady Hawthorn, who euceuxubed st a mile in the Derby, and nail! be recollected that toy preference was always for the former of the two. Had I adhered stricUy to my " Early Hints," I should have carried off both Derby and Giiks with this great Blink Bonne, but her One Thousand Guinn running made a reneime of me, and limey more also. Even those who were with her all the w i nter hedged their money after that race, but were on again to a man when they low her at the poet, and bee double victory will not find many winners in the ling, although she started at such an easy-getting-out price for those who stood Lad against her. There are many rumours abroad es to the probability of abed writing ; but I think no harm would be dune did parties wait till settling-day we've* I before they cry out, ea there eught not to be many missing. The Derby and Oaks were Loth good betting races, and I do not believe one of the old school will be found want ing , AN they moot have had good books on the One without having written Blink Bonny's name, 4 to 1 having been taken at one time about Irappaa t aeaassee.. 6 to 1 each Mirceiwima, Sneeze, Aspasia, and lady Hawthorn, and several others wore in the-market at between 10 and 20 to 1. The Deny, again, is admitted by all to be the best betting race that has been known for years, and the winner rtarted with such good odds against her, that nu one need have stood against her more than they could have brought with them on the settling day. Even after the mare got to Epson 30 sod 40 to I was for days her current price, and • thomood pounds would at that rate have been covered for Urthose who meant well. I my again that the this year ought to Le comparatively easy, Mtn* so much money has to change band. a last yea r ells Ellington won the Derby under precisely similar tireeniteaget to Blink Benny, except that he wee backed to twice se much money after his defeats and filincepie and nothing else, had been backed for the Oiks for several mOnthe I before the nee. I believe that some of the " new light' , " have itheady_"goas oat," sa that la generally the caw whet ever wire a Derby with s few who start up with no other in tention than to make their way out if they have a balance on the ening side; but they moot not on any account be iden tified with the legitimate "Bing," who are as punctual on the day of recko ni ng as the most systematic merchant in the kingdom, and conduct their business with equally the Mate regard to honour. Beyond the Oaks, there wee nothing after the Derby that needs a word front me; and I can only conclude by pointing to Blink Bonne me having more command over the St. Leger than any anent ever appeared to hays before her. The Great Yorkshire Stakes do not look quite PO certain for her, as she has to give 71b to such cattle aa Vedette, Ignoramus, Skirmisher, and Adams.. The meeting at Ascot will more than rime] nil former gatherings; but I malt first get over Manchester, which nobody will think of till "the witting" is over. ro that I must do Itheweie, and defer my observations till Wednesday. May 30. METEOR. SOCIETY OF FEMALE ARTISTS. It is not to be wondered at that on so fine a day ea was Saturday l•st the Crystal Palace should be thronged by an assembly of the first fashion, or that the toilettes ebould * be so gay and costly as to •,Cotlllt in some measure for the disposal of all the Australiep gold the mysterious disappearance of which as much puends our best economists. Royalty was represented by the Duchesses of Kent and Cambridge, and file Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg Strelita ; and nobility, moil worthily, by her Grace the Duchess of Sutherland, who, atiouspisied by two of her young grandsons, looked as if destined some fifty years hence to divide with Lord Palneenion the wonder of the world at her youthful appearance wed longevity. The nave and transept were, in short, crowded with the baste noblesse, or by • commercial ariebeczecy mete ano place but the mo dern Tyre could produce. A owed gathered together at bell e-guinea a heed le always a shiguhe object for contemplation, and nowhere can it betrayed in gortectionsaveat herkinesty's Theatre or the Crystal Palace. As for the flowers, they were as bright, and as graceful sad more numerous than ever. The sashes almost radiated light in the brilliant glow of their colour, and named the most whimsical shapes, under skilful training, as if our modem gardeners meant to con demn these beautiful modes to the grotesque forms of the old Dutch school, which King William, of blessed memory, voce made popular in England. The pelargoniums were also exceedingly fine, but we have seen them in greater strength in the Regents-park; end the cake/Arias ware beyond raftickan, either am to quality or quatftp• The growth of the national taste for the interminable rondo of heath end fern ma indicated by the immense collection of both with which the show was famished, and which were always surrounded by crowds of anthers. The fuchaias, also, were warmly commended, and the stove and hothouse plants were pronounced to be • first-rate selectko. The fruits were magnificent, the bunches of grapes being enormous, and the pines some of the heaviest that have bees exhibited for yews. There were oleo some splendid specimens of English fruits, strawberries, gooseberries, 1.c., and one novelty that excited considerable notice, in the shape of some euphoric" trained in pots. Altogether the show was pro nounced to be the finest, taking quality and quantity to gether, that haa ever been exhibited in England. After the flown show came the playing of the fountains, about which them had bees • good deal of nervous anxisey,as the envious clods monad to threaten a rind display for • camiderable pert of the afternoon. But happily the sky cleared off just as the grand jet made its appearance, and the whole played emosseltilly for upwards of twenty minute", to the gent malefaction of the company. In addition to the flower show and the fountains, the palace orchestra sad two military bands played at frequent Womb; and when it is added that Mr. Staples hod made the moat admirable .21;0Ft/et ar rangements for the supply of the creature comforts, it will be admitted that nothing was mating to make the arra the most suevethilffte of the season. We had arty omitted mentioning the grand organ, now near eturietion. mad which gave us a foretaste of its vast powers... vast, indeed, that the piece played could be beard distinctly at the bottom tithe garden. As in the ore of Big Bea of Werminster, the amen behind which this musical monster at precut hides himself was barged all day by perms, and • greet number of persons also achieved • glimpse at the interior. Marvellous stories are in circulation about this tremendous morel box, but the best judges say that in all probability the reality will go beyond the anticipation. Area rd Med vegT lurn Is. to erode was IN gad pas OR PORT PHLLLIP valor angyw~tWar aw.lov irk 41 Ins mt k iVa l.4llV , The newly-formed Society of Female Artists opens a the lit of June (this day), at their gallery, in Three who deem honourable industry a virtue in W 0111•11 will regard this endeavour to give to scat tered iudiriduals and diffused talent a " local habi tation' and a name," as one claiming public encou mown' and sympathy. These are persons who feel disposed to question the notion of female competition in the department of painting and modelling, and to such we would specuillLrecommend a visit to the collection now on view. For although it has been got together in the short space of two months, there is shown, even in this their first exhibition, an amount of talent in various paths of art which will amply repay the trouble of a visit, whilst it affords the full hope of more complete success in future years. In the skilled delineation of female figures (obviously fitithful to nature), Mrs. Murray may claim a fore most place, whilst the " Fruit" of Miss Stono and the "Flowers" of Miss Florence Peel leave an im pression of complete mastery in their authors' powers of imitative drawing. The amateurs muster most creditably too, as will be sektiorrtedged by all judges into mercy the wane' of the Ladies' Saloon of Drawings. UNITED •ISTATEB MAIL MAJOR& T. VAS 011BILT mug* Loa 1 nausimus tram KOUT B• 11 PTOS se of The AIIIIL, 00p0bla LUNA . Int ezi MN rad Wm- .Irlo hoes 110006msoks tor 10 Mitri b ei•77 1040 To a& WI& 2 , ...11. Il onh War . uly IS IT 4111.......... T J . 4 root MN r . i:::::' 30 ETZ /PIM et OIL For M ; lit • . T ~.. 101:1=. .‘ S. SCOW Oar Mrs. Murray's landscapes look so fresh and spark ling that one sees at a glance what an atmosphere she has lived and studied in. Her " Funchal," with natives lounging under trellised foliage, is painted with delicacy, yet is rich in glowing tints and con trasts. Miss Blake's finished landscapes seem made to tantalise the eager purchaser, they being already secured, Again, Miss Peel's " Still Day in Octo ber" will convince the sceptic how deeply a female mind can penetrate and reproduce the aspect of na ture. It is indeed a sketch of first-rate merit. We ass at opinion that every facility ought to be fur nished to the development of womanly talent, whe ther it be for the sake of procuring an independence et dot the recreation of her leisure hours. Both Art and Society are alike interested in such labours, and this Association has accordingly our cordial good wishes for its success. OP ART TREASURES. The attendance on Friday was not large, but on Wm*" tie eat — -- 1 -- enabel 9,703. Of these, mos m ead se pp..* Mae ebrep Ned 1,1110 we belies el earn GAO. Ur Allen by tie Intim and North Wein sad the Sidi Meilwaya ware 2,383, d whew diet 1,000 nee the modem and their .ample i• tee oath, et Mane Tana eel lees, of libelleM. nay ar endgame twelve echoic es lir wag. In addable le this. than won about 010 et tie waders of Mr. &rub* u al=or, ot Medepne. The kiss snivel by tin But Railway, PI "AM Y ponries lanuele s a k i p ehe p atee, Wed by • hal averie Ilene the * obewel lase opeedelen dna wade dad See say ittbswelder demo this law jet ausa One, Ind Mt may low the nois, bet • a balm nsiiseen anierenenallsranay boon le the end mild de piney= win peat append neent. Annan Se aloe nation of Paw anl Owaseday wen no Med= the E M of ONG& leethee, lord 111•011, &Tab ley, and Me Ale MUM We men r ens that Mr. Revertible's., banister, whoa nedepoll by the Mt Treware annittes to mint and kap watm-ookee bailey eea is the did as Monday mat Men^ nernernel Mai tai w =• be at • line Pam we wing He bane • widow, Inn id ell is Yr yawn Mathias kis Mena at elldhilos. IS.. Saban wee innend ti ai m* pen =to his ilealb, by which NI and the preen de. rola at NI info = 3? bee to main • lerbien he tem na nine Ma Sera dr emeseens; owl It is • maw at dee repot mad aparailhy est alto le lelt Islay mpertilei hely MY waspolel boosionest. MUSIC. HER MAJESTrE THEATRE. On Saturday evening, Ii Trocatore was repeated with the best possible MOM. IMo Brats woe again ea broody well received as Lemma, end Madame Alboni rag the Bois of .dososa se no mambo co the Mtge bat br ag meld sing iL The reshot enthusiasm, however, was embed by Inver Gliaglhd as Maurice. lib delightful sae sass of Alt el Mu silo," and the somas°s belonging to the "Mbereresome" were redomanded, sad he was called for se has to aka dam is the comas of the mean. The estestsisomis terniested with Peones pretty little liver tiessomt, crullibd N.deraos, to width the barfnatisg sod scomplisbed Mammy Madlia. Katrina, appeared Is the prisidri einmelar to the bat possible advantage. This • land parformanoe takes plow, cestaisting at anew* li Bieria," cocepramed into one act; undilanin qua La Thehata, supported by Picookatial, aft* OWN, Benevestano, Belletti, sad, indeed, nearly Aar Imam simsbees of Xs. Lamley'a company. TUE CIVIL SERVICE St - PERANNCATION. The commiseloners appointed to inquire into the operation of the Sueerannuatim Act have prevented their report to the Trea sury, and it hoc been issued in a blue-book. They IVCOII mend that retiring allowances should be continued upon the same principle a• hffMaore. That the salaries of the poll servants should be really what they nominally purport to be, without abatement from that amount. That the de elections established by the art of 1834 should therefore cease in all cams to Which they have been applied, and that those salaries which have been subjected to deduc tions should be relied to their nominal amount, That the age at which retiring allowances may be granted shall com mence at slaty, instead of slaty-five, and that retirement hem the *mice shall be compulsory at the latter age. There is a new scale of retiring allowances recommended by the conunissioners, which is slightly more liberal than that now in force. The periodical augmentation of the allowance for length of Willi a takes place by an equal annual increment, commencing at ten yea'', instead of, as at present, by a greater rise for every additional seven year.. UNITED ASSOCIATION OP SCHOOLMASTERS.—On Saturday last a geil meeting. of thin association wee held at At Martin's-hall; Mr. Tuhtall, Inspector of &horde, in the chair. Mr. A. Mosielsy, muter of the Children's Establish ment, Litaehouse, delivered a lecture on " Education, as the Means of Preventing Crime and Destitution." Amongst the causes of destitution Mr. Moseley included the bad ex ample and drunkenness of parents; their disregard of the education of children; the overcrowding of the poor in par ticular districts. Am the corrective, he mentioned education, by which he meant the bringing out the moral and religious character of the child. He did not believe in the possibility of extinguishing crime altogether, but he considered educa tion to be the beet prophylactic. The Chairman observed that the only fault he was disposed to find with the lecture of Mr. Moseley was that It was too short. He wished he had entered more into the inquiry whether the existing ignorance of the people was owing to the want of sufficient schools, or to the indisposition of the parents to avail themselves of the advantage of those already in exigence. For himself, ha be lieved that both causes contributed to the present ignorance of the country. A short discussion ensued, in which Mr. Donald Campbell, Mr. Shield., and others took part: after which a vote of thanks was plosed on Mr. Moseley. Ma. John Maefarren's second 'mans& of *so ros% mob was given an iletarday at the New Bastror room, Gran Anms-street. Mn. Madmen bolas a high pier err our English smosiciens es an socomptired Farr who, both es a public performer end en instreetrems, rims to the name at good sad raked sear. Br ra ced ottlaterday gra proof of her mad tests r well se executive ability. Sbe played Beethoven's soars In 13, I ep. 30, ter the piano sad violin, in which she re room pared by Bart; two at Mendelmints bratital Lair"; the " andante con mote" in B eat, sad the " presto" in C; the sues composer's " elirgro brilisate" for two performs, In which she woe eacompurd by her rare Mr. Walter 3lecfuna ; sad sminor pieces at Pnidartt, Charm, sad Beller. There were name elegant vocal perksreacr, priori, Mr. G. Medina's slag, "The Violet Girl," charmingly sou by Maim" Immens Sherrington • his bailed, " She is sot hen," from 111 s 8141por Aweksaal mg by Mr. Millerdi ; the KG. " Irlareis," which Mr Dolby ham made se purr ; end Belte's new mg, " The darted Bride," armed for Madame Badermalus, and neatly noticed by as la reeking of Mt Ws arcert. Then were Irma arta solos—on the vials, by Beast, sad me the core beans by Bread. The nem wee crowded; sad the pr fmmms, seperirly thine of Mrs. Meoterna bared{ were meth sgpleudsd. Mr.l - sad Mrs. Alfred Gilbert gave their first per tains* this sewn of Clerical Moab*, Moak, on Satur day manias, at Willie's Roos s. It was a very excellent eabssesismaat, sad precisely what It prolipmed to be. The peenames was petty squally divided between vocal end teammate! made. The singers WITS MO enemas Cols, Mr. Sim Rona, Signor Gmbilei, sad Modes Eadmoraha. Breves, of owns, peon Beats " Come into the nudes, Ilend," whisk ha ohne every where; Yadsme liadormeha sesta "The dererted Bride," sad s " AD, kat I lid," both of which she erg beatifollf. Illee Cole arena her axeellont loots by stoning Hoyda's lovely—hat seldom bred sow-o-daye-- " My soother Ws me Wad my hair," sad Yeaddeeolt's " Nest violet." Among the iestreobestal pieces there was literadele Deasett's las " Clionebor Trio" fa A, admire* perkemed by Yr. Gilbert, Y. Sabin" sad IL Plow; sad &War Bath's Csomerto Is C, for three pianofortes, with gamest seernmeairmals—e moot interesting week, little knows is this tosstry. When we say that the three pisaises were Y. BOK Dlr. Apar, sad Kr. 01/bot, and that the ecompsaists we IC daiatea, Mr. Clanenti, Yr. Webb, and Y. Pow, it may to inorieuri how daily it was perlbrool. Thee it. • eta sad teshiesable auburn. LONDON AND EASTERN BANEINU CoRrORATION. —The Bombay shareholders of the London and Eastern Bulling Corporation held a meeting at the bank premises, Bombay, on the 30th of April. Dhunjeebhoy Civactiee, Esq, In the chair. A statement of the assets and liability of the branch, and a bet of the Bombay shareholders, haying ken laid before the meeting, the eLairm explained at some length the nature of the arrangements entered into by the directors in London with the Oriental Bank Corporation, and urged the shareholders present to give their co-operation to an arrangement so advantageous to themselves, and he showed the unhappy consequences that might tone if they refused to do so. It was unanimously resolved that the shareholders in Bombay approved of the arrangement entered into by the directors, and a body of the Lead ,n shareholders, with the Oriental Bank Corpora tion, end agreed to sign promissory notes payable to the Oriental Bank Corporation for the 501. per share not yet caned ujx, in respect of the shares held by them in the Lon de. end Eastern Banking Corporation. It appeared from the secounts submitted to the meeting that the assets of the brim& were amply sufficient to meet an its engsgemenM, and ft Inn stated that every liability would be met In due course. Belaistione expremive of confidence in the Bombay manage ment, said madarmatory of the in ent London, were then paned, and the shareholders haying evh siimed prosinary notes to the Oriental Bank in conformity with the at emelution, the meeting separated.—Bomlory Tones. [Advertistmentls—Holloway's Pills are without AIWA the eery bed ael. for indizartice and flatulency. Tx tat 4 SIM Yore praeoll Oka eamay la eoneo bile, &tame,. Ind. het=a.WWWlol.l.‘ wAI datcbtaterl two:l.l.mm, The vele kapott at lbs. exatlest etas are to , taeLlt ealahieteel I. the she.sat Jay to mien say eamalluto ben. A. 000 art reverted to aretlllt had Dose to ware tuba. sad their Prorwrti. ,,, A , to wilAnto ..e h 47. eleaaathea Ur teal** et the mine. mod wrwr cnu invalid A. , *paint Awe of goad Mall it•e -.4feed by sO wedkina re. din, Ad at !Wilmot Uulloway% Letelehlue,... 004. r...nntl. Llano, awl ik. Madam lame. Kra Tett .• by A. Steam , . Coe...att. ale; A. 04610. SWINK aim L. lease. Mom. SACKED HARNONIC SOCIETT.—The last rehearsal of lois' Yomobors of the eleven hundred Amos seven el the Larks division tekee place at Faster-lull this maim =if the filmdom of Mr. Cests. CZTITAL PALACZ. -.- HALI.GIVIZZA DAT. — by seam WV/DAdisb, SAM i M T, MAT 10.—Ababirem ea pima% 4706 ; dIII% MA A atioadeace 'aitiolk sad Aft My vq• nip, 310. par W. MSS I ei bigots wbast ilaiselpdoes Odor rola dai Sr dr ices wory. orb nazi INA wait's V& lo 451. to xi w Is week by eteldeg lave emi well. r well end fity. Timm • which tue Notwitk elicm eh ITO the Ample tO:4 - 14; to 2a. pre to 7a.; mad Apneas woo &barley and mad an ar 6. pas sea. L cry prkeq rata sappy al ,r 2s. pot W. • tht ha bad beim St. noldilamn Othr dirties as ca ihs pelt lid by Ilausal took al how a oats s gee educed Is. Blollll pat MOIL 11 • pw we. mat= Scad -er so, art car at the subs al a shawls& sal I dap wadtdas Nabs dieted la . 3ats7a.pr firr at Isis au. kr, Ind s I. oil pas e ohm al wheel V. Mew gun sea Bat lath add WI rasa. Pr V.. PPe le. Z large r it 61 ikeed ea I vas aka teak et broad he. mime seen. *ow of wired id di: ai id *Mato ditataidioi. sr ri. ... 4...; ft.; -N. 1.. 4d. id ded F r rod left Os week is Trolly sea I lila is week, er s a Illy at lir fin trim aim imp Wite, Se. 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ROYAL COLOSSEUM, OPEN DAILY. Kmiec he tatioa. m 13 to Oa i s Nwaltig. I se IL Adis Sibs. • EIBMORNE. HOLIDAYS. MONT BLANC IS OPEN TO-NIGHT. CAIDWELLII SOIREES DANBANTES hullra—li LO A D .Pugl& VIM" -2 3 .2.Wir DT= °mg./m.lWe in. ye Mks pimp *a Mona:, Jur smarm/ft Ikvis • chsik—A4Msslass. I.—Dmsaisalk Mo. 1 R. EARN'S MUSEUM, 4, Coveatry-stzeit, —PROClALlESM—zactivetss lif N. 1.... b.aemi... . . st *Ar. ea the ef Me rest the mai by De. MOS F.S.S. r par L..-Oe Tree ; Ile Ohherhea 4-41 e fiereTelare ; r art ."1 '"' . he Uer Peepenarela ehe ~..r . ,L, . claw UNA Mae le oft PIN SUPRBSEDED.--Marldeg Liam, .....tft b....5a or Marl MIXOTZO4!LVER as Lee amass Pal s mar a& WIN : pa et ameba am , Pa ea. pea kr deam—T. &Ark k= seleaden h imL areslera ACAPPIN'S " SHILLING" RAZOR, sold FAIN imoor=ir.r.."ZoAt Mara d elg larlissoethr• Iwo Mak el maim le Os I. INK KAPPIN'S SUPERIOR TABLE-KNIVES =min evrv a rztrite. 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We Inas raw d the Letitia sad Noah Weis Law ouspety et the thapoiased stadia, hiseripler t eel _lolooll_llll - wawa at Oreadh MM . es pessested alit • }.dins dime a = ea sa rt ises el keg , m l i e sb iltr a ie se elah ".Ii i nistaisp The peas= a the kepi Ifat4 Matararelm. Time wee oa the seerioa Neweassa siosahhes el sopessablives al the polar 'ahoy mai ea* papeata ; sad Mr. Shwa 'Childs. M. %he pada* oapersal to Mr. Naia the Lit* mass wilt _dam iseoleolasd of Wallow* bONSOM edema. their alma he his Itais skeesits. the prig Ewa It erm4.l% im at "me m " +. maul is se Whore —' Pi .eratiel !today PA., by Ms Meade is,lbe reihra aigd La- N~~*. N the ettemsies of his Laidig the Lewis ale Irell Compaq, dies. eirefee tirlth yews, la et the bielt Nam Is abide be Is hell by Slow Nay 30, 1007.". This le Pe lima lostiludel Thick Yr. Naha hes naiad siacto lite maestomeat et Zia nseevd. THE MAGAZINES. TEI SCILLY ISLES.—The proureatary Ole which Mail Star Chietle. offend a line breezy walk over dowse vapplerieat Ira golden tune, and suffered the eye to take the widest ewerp. How thomugialy I esjoyed that walk I The 4ealaw wee* so brallast that me could sycpathise with lir mdlamalmna el lament. to Ms antral to England, sod las fret A& et tam es he iseg biesait ea hie Emmy awl thesled ilel kr Waif Mae egythlig se beauttfaL The Wens tem ela frame wan their light. Ever sad me s Rift j Moeda germ lbo at the timid der wow M onierkr ken dr damps Wehe el. A genies e a g As meg sea sod solo shag wavy shares Mod es pedeals• lar bes.. hereg begs We serialsty of tivesuree lkearkeels Sealy have 1• 164 01=1 all Woe gm logeddliollo—dio erode be =WA thee eery shobw ef a &winch the ; fr whit coda the bast die meet Hies woe • Was 'eV% wash se Week haves Wild bay* Bed la— neeped, plebo ugao— sew Mu oB Os emoho OW tiloologilme to dr en hil ot psalm lo Se I = l = in every boom. Mos woo vielbly weds& Etarate m aser true sweetly wriale. Here one might wile spite Ow Ora the Odyeeey, bed one bat genkr=ter i l l a ese's sopa beg; sad If the had been hada (by ems ), et say as there wee the ad ecel d 7er with whisk ewe might *Sow is the Ilrlo ws ramt * tagyrin," when the weal Is now be =lors tee among the putted of its aetaralieta.— e _ •in for Juno. TIMM Or AN INIPICTOIL AT AN INDIAN tri nfO li t i r illi a li tA l6l4 l'- _.- sast a leat i ke bad, Mil r Tim whir, ea' olivedempisaisaad sts ‘ ;4 4l,o4 iik ela mm atailar abi bieil, with hair, bock ewito relo wit sh= es As, owe heimed, W Wee ths wed Wes whisk Ms Waists wirier Irert. le The Weser Wes the We it the We. rad Wars theit erthe Whir with as Wes m ar dm a weed; the swileaM plitly," I ma wry Os& Wiwi to pea *ewe " yadly, , ' INsed lap; I dee en e ma" The we aver; Wised wawa Let es WO the dew& .boon, awl ea- Wow Gm is WOG whet urn :—/sepssesr. s lihdeUtres re the ROW et afterimes." - lariat al Os sebsd.-- 0 OW. it is We" Imre :lA I so yea pats as MEW boys to Idly dicier; IMO le ley gted. liasher..—"Thls whir le tweirely to M WNW to year good helms WI pr prowl wal low" lasperer.—. IWS sew ask Mr the mow No =le as speak wham awe is sat Wed. Lot bey as be I. called, answer . Sam" 0•1•40..- . 1ras. dr, *Wm" . hiressair.—. ahem I—ao troy tAxt r whew rue is not called." Wm, ash to H... _ .—" Yea are .at to wdi eek yaw ass is called. Asspedw.—. Med !" Tie Gst limboyeascrem to Oak sew; the lath is Wm. heessisr ails his assais—. Nide Emit r Bapival arlowt.—"Oalitlisk le M." hergeder.—" eihwee. DLL I set tell yea WI e* the bey Wows ie adhal is be gist? It a boy to Walt. 1 id me Issee k W his saw Nobody is Is mama Or W. IWI bash aria. laipaaar Nib we dr list be mew Ida the we saw se tmetwly. Ha appmethes it re- Lea= dirigh. " g.-- Now, SW sere, se me is Is wen r Wad la. Oak diesit is IL" laynkr.— is NW sad their Omme—"Phess, Or, Itendsl." la mb lieshil a wises tries. fi e hewed the i Wes at whatielly dewed that se ley dull E dwa ill bp Is Wes to Dire be hes SW* Go two ups ael lant wed sad Woes Ge la s by Wasp lissildl le WI H. der le isimmpt whet WWII le sped& T ilsi g: war lees seerl to the OW ism : °Tee, hei yea de essmdelleg bimi L a ties hert i rry de yea lib ;Wed Wee? Al leo to be WS al they we Yid lizp; Chess af wam, ata bey Be gist, do yea spier= dam breperse Wen the solidi as le may, =lst Zii te gb Oire the sided by the anit pert Asiatic difkaky—isemiroca at spsech.— Awe s ittpastas for Jam ArignitnAL Llti.--Mrs Walk lei had a sriee sra NNW Ws emilmelly by pewl the t ase=the mide (sad Wed atOwebile, bar =Ws IIIIIMNIII) Ga s OM pseiddy bus.the NW, ; WI OM it use Wally riga a a sat some IOW& Wed War lime with t i =eis r eaa rad Ws GO omen trals la the Whhearbood ; see dma the pewit- awl the herym's desk who bed hew is de wed wWr she he. awl with bee yalemeed Was lit bedeene Ilidime ; she ibisal it Idly WI - Gam a . mdel dor IS boa pea am "beta Ws d a Wyse. We hem sees how Whig Ismabaay had twat maty Gaped social Whelks to tbs Wide* Ala to whisk hs as has; bet the Widths W best eves we dew* seheelad to obesme the Ws width owed sirs Item Ws. tiro Will weal/ tor. C thips wi t le e r s Ze . bal= it she cam with the etthe elmeabileg lbw, wee mes W. Wei aid veer sad paseders bed we hie Weis Wm 'The Week ihe Gams vosh—almist —sad elk thissnowy ow miry * Whet asl i. Weld. Grwesehod to a paw Wee. to. Wes WWII *air WNW with we As the Led hast to We dry we wp to seem Off& Wahhe weal wads bowleg lass • Wee is maw wheat's Wm, me at sees sepabill hem the map, VW Wm Iliseilli WA a d leilt • wits end sla difraa uwevidel lir, widow asedie Mil a liselleessei dep. grim Wt swam a sharp losiseet we lept epos bar movaiessis m alhe Willm espi_sed as the W Warm she wee whei Nre Wash led Wipe aid det Ms led law tedes Thd. ei Is" Wile—oeletwiled Wirer dm WI me to I * Wall , 1.N.1.N. i = Srar id diddmimi, amr the et his dlephese—piemel Gm hsa Med spit tbe aid esike•s Wei. sod Wiwi a be re vs. 1 ...... DM WPM thee the wise isek melt be wok the id saw wt ts lie pew Than was woe web of Where; Ow wee her has to the Wee; sir—acedthe taill Ws at dm doer, sad 11,11,11=tailadWin fr b. the wavasa. Dm* Wand odds hid am WI thee w WNW Wity,orap thee 11111111 i set pick the seselhat bele is their gm- We AM to to. tere—WW University Mafillei he We. AN btriedeTO lan Pasawitoss.—ln the midst to them mm a mesa wee otewid to jamb has the sewer the sea was amelmid by the ari as m the to that be lad 1•i miry ilestroyed bird( to avoid dyke le Wes at oda ad ledepr. Mast A, via acraidlieds lie tit we laseiles et ash as beer se le. he We seem Dal the crowd wee fise Seam Oil his hied sp la the = l , Ge wpm balk, iml Wash be diem peessi sow swert. yet by Gs NI et ised WI tem dus is bei woof% a OnekllMOßbit=lllla the esewillog hmt. WWI WI as Ws. WWI he wadi Os Wet we Mid by a WWI oder di au imieM, sod sessybedy was wises to de assaaliag to is Wanes who so sailyetwl le We Mama The Weir that hew' we idwdy WIG& easy matieerist et the Wow wee do* Wed, sed it ma vilit thist anseelpeassees spittle Game yawed We= an rbits, leh the see le ids emisime. Wady, bei emellp. 6. i ibeas Maw appaambal dm shere—bielmel well up yet --be la just okbialiewhar tkr et the beastred—per Mb% he will NW 211WISSIIIIR-11110 be hurley a whim ...--a. Ws VW b. 001-4 " b we'd .Vit Maude lir liwb—ire 110/1.14 we mob mid Idled baed as binie—be le ; he Vie WWI wed be le es at le ses_ mots • Wiwi wave —beak be are wis—beed as Ws be gees we mite; bat this Ws NW' WI WW2, he M was lbw by. we veils sal to a wheward, who, at the di d his lllt, nehel her ths as at wad him. The mad to his boom" as ippmesi Under seek arm he hed Wad. as awls lely kora Ma, ma mpg wiso beak, wad orter4 aid he bed daild weld eders mdse se WitCi INK WI Wiwi Whews ow di, Mil wGartis= Ws Ise sew We • homy bill at besaime la Way.— WM davia "min far lam . &WOOL breestwoN.—We beam what the in gestion bW. There is the brillinat hey, whose the scats =:Wets at ow, wed peewees in his 'arms 1 jokes the OUR hip. by bin WWI. Times is lie pasilledses bey, whom theleapeda ewe ia his Mart ; sobs win ito lase Weds Ost i w=isit tbs petar ds= bey hed yodel isel by we mai wellity Thee is ilbe l l= Ste hie Los by esz Sa i Ll idea Wale mew bees. "lbw Winds!' Webeemeilmithe Whs. ns WIN, lees is abe liespealee, ille ipatrbsmtt. Ina.; ihs hies hem dm Way swam this ddlaid, the =ftr e =es e hils aseldr? Get thol i e w es si t a s Le Was the woke obi the lespader dew the pssesellep; kw lbaserf • Pstvy Oseasilb WWI that Whet Iles bee tees t. e . sal the Weiler, bark= 112 the Wei is tho asoi Ilie • stea o = i t t st Lases is the maim; Me la =7sfataskallar law • TM Us. at Ltra-azzaNa—Alia al sub may be WI byalleddli • 11111‘ to *eat it Who sield gibe Wade lidend hee% It wag le se Wtoa am la the meduals it le as be e t tay waswasillairgiokairlboeboa bet newsidderispas W i re= Wes liet the bermat w ag be to Wm his honied letWitaludien We ihe who et the wiew, elbeleg Bey /Y iima isles szt . macs et Ms awes se the dm .oar /Yids Wen at dlbWis will a see. =ey , j .), = NM: tem we Wes la a bi..r see, *swrierible la maim— VoNad Owe Maffei.* Ise We. PINE ARTS LEEDS ELECTION. A disisiea having admen amongst the liberal "lied Ler" • mutlag et the two sections suppottinff the dill Si NZ. Jets Rembren Mills end Mr. W. h. intim. yes Midi the Cloth Mall-yard on firsarday even • fa mike le drib ups the relative rink= of the two k haler en eneermest previesely strived at rat Aft gmarssea seestrlegdie emellmt mambo, of votes shedi setae dem dr seMea, tad that the mbar should hays Se SIMI magma et as Mod poly. The eatiedance were messam, sod pea ere MI boa rhea that nom but 16.11". =1e peak et the tratisg, with the tonere ens& meals. ass LIM lets, Mr. Tram mired MO bell a few eassise before four odocir, meempmeri W erarel ef Ids Mark. ldr. waved • ha samtes tier tsar deb" she etesepulied by 1 114. 11 =medseed, sad Mr. Marren Hepptr la the semlimba ether. Remington Mills. rkll_ollmdril reposed, sad Mr. Alderman Laccoek siessiled, Kr. Push. . pith piationsa thus aldrese themeeting, both profa ning themehes bead Morro& The Arms then belied the mambas ia the meeting, for Se m: Mbe derbies, the Meads of Mr. MMaoi the eel Ilse em Mr. Yanks Se right. The Sea NSA he a show et Made at behalf of XL Mills, sad thee is Mall of Mr. Toner. About two-bide mild he Kr. Mills The Chairmen haremer, se re torbeelead, et the request *Mr. Marshal Rho wpm eff Mr. Imater), called tor • second vote. pre the ISKOII Noldsa 'Ara of blob wee very deci des, red the dim vet the Sake had fallen on Mr. MM. Mr. Mae echsewielpel the vote of meddler that had been ryes te Yr, end esseleded by proposing a vote of thanks te die elieleseh. /dr. Fen* eseanded the vete of thanks, which was curial ear emety. Mr. Hem Tetersol thesim end 'speared his ratification that hie Scrim err emeldeved by both candidates and their Mind' dab impartial eel erred one. Thteto arm were this glees for Mr. Mr, end the pro .--4• stood. .11nnteurs having been circulated to the egad that Mr. pain was to be invited to El the vacancy in the r seamelon of Leah, that gentlemen has addressed the (ere: lag letter to Mr. Baines on the subject "MidhuM, 26th May, 1867. "My dear Bir,—Oberving my name mestiosed in con nexion with the vacancy for Leeds, will you kindly enable me to state publicly that it is not my intend= at present to ogee myself for the representation of any constituency. Until I announce mmy7self in the field no one will feel 'Mho ' tiered, after this d to pot me forward igen, place GM a candidate for parliameetery honours.—l reate, yours very truly, Edwd. Balms, Req." " Dia. The conservatives have resolved to introduce the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell as • to for the seprescutadon The nomination hay berm Ind for Thursday rest. LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION AT NORTHAMPTON.— The liberals of the town and county of Northampton are =.6to celebrate, on Thursday, the 4th intent, the very vietery they achieved at the recent 'indices, in the return of Viscount Althorp, the Right Honourable Robot Vernon Smith, and Mr. Charles Oilpin. A " grand banquet and demonstration" is announced to take place he the large , ball of the Corn Exchange, Northampton, with Lord Henley In the chair. la the of stewards we the names of the Marquis of Haney, Earl Fits- E. 0., Viscount Valente% Sir Charles Wake, Bart., Sir Francis Shuckbarg'h, Bart., General Sir John Hanbory, K.C.H., 3tr. Homan, M.P., the Hon. C. C. Cavendish, M.P., the Hon. C. FP:within, M.P. the Hon. Frederick Proem:thy, Merles Wykaham Mort* kat M.P., Thomann Hankey, Esq., M.P., E. Within , Esq., .P., with those of • !wee ziewher of gentlemen of local influence. ELECTION DEMONSTRATION AT FROME.—To morrow (hereby) there will be a demonstration at Proms, Smaserekika, Si celebrate the meant of D. Nicoll, the liked stassattr, I'M heeded the poll, after great oo- Alone ! 1 ,7 13 th• MIN time the Foresters and Odd Fel lows wad have a disierserato. _ _ MANCIOMMILUxn OF ODD FLLLOWS.—The " A : 114" fif arissl =midis wayteept ta.lt.eseatter U , Odd Pima esseerdis in Nand& ea Monday IA feeder Ink Atop tbnim thermic. Amy the 4skpt Abe dr en•eargert d end Durham (Kr. G. Runt old M. O. Rolm) ; Mr. Osemiller Nor aint, ; Nr.11164.14 d the Rev. T. Pries. et Itisea; T. low i sh; Mr. Admen liesesy Ikalialia, &e. • loninst is to take *es in Su Andessesiell es Tender senals, Sir S. Ire her* . . The I.. mulbsre fistas i t e =rd ral ether gendensa et Ammo will also be pesuat. MASTER COACRIORLDRIe BRXT:TOLENT INSITTE- Elos.—lt Dr bete &Umbel tint the inauguration dinner et tide thisety etrll isha ea We& asshe big ea ei rs Isst. the Rasta bee cas * t mitil irsosion. Thews,* of well an intlitelkei big bon MI, sail Yemeeq.mr • not tar et Se rod lamentid sninetes st ills tisk, by the end corlignot Let sideesdad wry ire Ort i rin v E ihni eligest. the Oleblidmint et Ur Master Cosoldwidert its aim being to afford Isms•M IsThnsig eitt ik tipts timEsis sl the trade herbs bets nswenn, rate. ea Inalugerti tad to their village and big Si im air eirestudasees, arkisig lin at t a. Frois the gnat werret tiebh received there ap pears to Si se denlit that tie Arts at the ocomittes Ana mein metd. fINIVZIISITY INTELLIGINCA OXFORD, MAY M. Iu a convocation holden this morning, the proposal to confer the degree of M.A. on Mr. Allen `Veers Gardiner, deny of Magdalen College, ivy 'Went from Enstlann on a mission in Patagonia, met with the approval of the house. In a congregation holden immediately afterward' the following degrees were conferral —Master of Arta—The Rev. James Thomas May, University College; the Rev. Wickham Birch, Trinity College; the Rev. George Grey, Magdalen Hall; the Rev. William Pitt Trevelvan,Wonester College. Bachelor of Arta—William Walter 'Merry, BeThel College; Henry St. \intent Amex, Exeter College; Herbert Rehm; Exeter College • Thomas Dyke, Christ Church Col lege; Alexander Hugh Baring, Christ Church Co les Francis With., St. John's Colleg e ; Arthur Robert s St. John's College; Henry Daniel 24Mi11, Jesus College; Francis Charles Cole, Wadham College. DEGREE DA o'\ ERE TERM.—COOgIeptiGOB Rill beholden for the purples of granting spaces and cenferring degree., ou the following days in the ensuing tann,siz.:—Wednesday, June 3; Friday, June 12; Thursday, Juno 16; Thursday, June 25; Saturday, July 11. SPORTING. NOTES FROM THE DOWNS. TO TRZ EDITOR OP 701 IITRERS. Sia,—l managed to fill my note-book pretty well on my late visit to Epsom, and I have no doubt that my notes will posses* some interest for your readers, for 1 never recol lect during my little expenence an " Emma Summer Meeting" se full of incident as the one just passed. The large number of Derby favourites in the vicinity on Sunday and Monday last brought up whole hosts of company thus early from all parts of the country, and their opinion were so numerous and conflicting that 1 shall not give them any farther thought. Snake it to say that the backers of the favourites were pretty generally satieficd with the condition and appearance of their nage, and they had only to watch the movements of the Ring to satiety themselves what sort of a run they were to have for their investments—straight or otherwise. The racing on Tuesday east some little light on the affair ' and I con fess to hare had a mumitiment myself that the Derby of 1837 wu • water of time only After the race Sir the Craven theism In that rare the col lides if Gams di Teem Blue Juba, the Blue Devil's colt, and the **herb •••'••A-the-Wlng was regarded with soma inteseholtheugh ilew seemed to held a doubt as to the result, for, elm Thum lashed like ahem who had had too much rest, Illes hist aim looked bashard. and the Bine Devil's colt wee pariah tee lessy, The Blue Jacket was started merely fora lie be kb siiiie enopanioa, end his party were not " ea" Is • * animas : th ey knew per feed* welt est those um ere .bsews" monism fee them The NOM Dr Ili tee at net a a and, was the old* ahem rent his and eanlibut is they were all do bOst i rs, they hardly an I igigeftl there Will Itherle MOW, fir &hating Grams whine set within Db. et Ihir pet. law since been S i :* emantand that SIMInn wee in Oyer: at the and if so his debt is not a matter of • bat Ids dose of pity . * gave th e backers el Toshment gni • " hie' that they will sot Vlapt es , they lumped the money on him aftermath Air bed been all bat ever ; and many, " to make ads,' tameted a little on the We, till the owner came to Mir rem* by matching the hero ; and the stable made no sermt from that the of Tournament having cleaned him out Mb WHIR idatedoes one. From the time the 1, , ,V was run to the berm bobs heck out—set more than two heure—ne mach as 50,0001. was laid agains t him, the " Leviathan" Katitsg the hoer. share; for Ms • book "—which was an a small sea—was full in an hour. The nett race to the Craven gave hopes to the backers of another of tho " Southrons," as the clever victory of Huntington for the Demo Plate, while running with the worst of the weights with surly every opponent, gave Adams. a very "rosy" lock, fee he had done a • good thing" over the lag half of the Bprom course with the •• miler," who waited for him at the turn in a trial, while one or two others led the whole course, and all the exertions of Huntington could not bring him on anything hie even tonne with the genie little Agues. The two rum were oleo a pleasing augury to the " flothin," as the victors were scarcely mentioned in the Itbg, end th eir good fortune followed them throughout the thy, be In se ease did a favourite pull through. The Wood oats .labs, fir two-)ear-olds, brought Polly reachum out soh bat she had evidently not been over-worked, and the "'deals" were again in front, Sedbury and Deceiver rmateg • bentlithl race home with the favourite, and the ismer, through Deceiver stumbling, winning at Ist by a neck. Polly Pesten, the Bridal Tour, Royal Sovereign, sad Pita Roland we ell dose up with te first and Fecund, and there ma sercely MU. difference between the best and the worst of the half-dare Although I made favourable mention of Sedbury on Monday hurt, I think the result might bare been different had Deceiver bees managed better, and the latter will pay for watchlar this seaman. The Roue Stakes gave another brilliant finish, the discarded lot pro timing the first and second again, but with the favourite en close to their heals —or, rather heads—that the "talent:' deserve some little credit for their "potting" of Reeder. Peeping Tom ran very differently than at Chester; but Sai Cohn would have won had he run straight, and he only RlC climbed to the Vigil, who received 1611.5. from him by a head. Seeing that Sir Colin, while giving Riseber 21b.. finished before him, I may be eacueed fur the fondness I exhibited for him all through this mum, and especially in the Chester Cup, as he would have had to imam 221 b. from Weber in the Chester Cup, sad the latter was always well up fee that race. It has been generelly believed that Sir Cohn could not sta but at his exhibition next day, In the Epsom Cup, where ha heat the Chevalier diametric Rimir, Pretty Boy, and Mtheepie, I. the oonmeseet of contere, the cm was extettles bag, and T. Parr must have regretted mot :=lin ter as Dinky se I will never believe there was WNW NM *rail 31. D., and on the latter breaking down, thirst peloreeft what might have been done with Sir Coils. The hest was dolly. and he will take some beldieree IL /a" ewes with Blink Bonny and Igno =Mlieelfforge. Ile Horton Stoked , and Heat. ae us liabehmilliff *abut my assistance, and I at are elm gear sleviipsebet Derby. an sew se One ase im %ol6ll like a muster in the Ring an lffeineMw s II we that some important alterations hod Islethpios oboe re parlous day. The favourite and were MI boepest ; but the latter noon began to 2 .1 N.D. lees= decidedly the second favourite mu was decided. Then the privileged ottaintd a Wheel ildrsieher is the paddock, and so well did he look thee be solorned to his old pries 6to 1, the rail on Teednement and &enterer on Tuesday having eat him to I to 1. Zuyder Zee was evidently not the . demi 'ma" may took kiln to be, and his good looks mend away who had taken liberties with hie: to render him bah& But the most important changes that took plain vas ma reference to Adams and Blink Bonny : Mg Male haler an generally stroked that as little as 10 to I wan hiss Isill4. while there was such • mad rub made by those who hid t. mpered" Blink Bonny, to get out, that she giddily athi to 12 to 1, althouih there were many lgremat et the anuement who wont have laid 20 to 1 sty to the hot arsemat. I think, however, that 12 to 1 wen um in Isar oesent prim at startia than 20 to 1. These wee slam _leaf with hell !tr. Jackson's horses --iiimfrawr sad the Sp* el atiM_ Rumours were dot of the former bag topopetlp ft.ww, In the entry, sal et the law bed• Itse per di; but Admire] law set th e kart at wit, while Mr. Pill mated the at es moped of his as sr, sod et the Ito age, so that tot hobble wee SUS QOM Winn Tomoament was seen those ogre Ass. asusisdois id lasslioadm, and be com plied, est eased es (pledge oasitko helmet grown since b.=beta= elete/Yee Mew elmmeteriumed him in tot MMus thlllsoot _lair velum to the Ring WRNS= awed le aide Ida deciarily " fishy " in 11111anallio to as mob rd to Iwo laid against him Mud dm Ohs ewsweas Ike AMU, too, if he really aseadg e lge emllowe wafito bin him back a ate bat Aids% Weer et the whole =wee Asa& ail It is drat Impor Ale so day aa wee to NW is As sender seat la each _paha aids% is a Ay wee er;e i zt o treatd awe web sew sinews% mai kr the wale ,in thath. The palls, berwriar, wad aet hake, and Ith woo oss the shindig* brass he ea the awes that off. 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