The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-24 00:00:00

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Sin,—There are few handicaps of modern times which have given such gaseral madman so the above and the opener of its dome" may be thirty judged bon; the het .1 ant kveurite in rakiesier barb( yet been made, Therethough the weights wise pilithei Wee weeks since. WINS ethythelly 11111 make, cue rif= Bartley Back, was sere& eat beim the and the •Preref 71 aempthees met efl a r b olemis weighted for it ma ial lmillew is deddleily le the average, for st be bents be Wed n that the nen-soceptors pay aetbing mere Om the SWIM* fee, while those who stead must pay Ii mere., mil en extra 10 son. if they see the pg. The Cambridmildre is • totally different ask for then who do not accept must pay 6 son. while the keepers pay bat 10 eon., and 16 extra if they siert. There to,Callempeatly, but a saving of 6 son to owner., who do net stemd, mad mm y are thus induced to accept if only to tubs sinkage et the chapter of accident., although they may be,. as perk intention of running their =hub Lard Learkeharemgh with Koss Booker to wit. The 71 sans. We only Irma 'needed thrice during the abate= run that the Cesantritch has been retablialsed, there being 73 in 1861, 77 la 1863, sad 73 in 1866. The average for the knees pars, commesehsg 1847,when 68 entered,wea but 86 ; sad previous to this 60 was reached in but two indorse, the amine for the eight yews being 41. Fermen, 4 years, cries content with 9st 31b, but con sidering his khan at the Epsom Bpring Meeting, at Good wood, and moistly at Derby, arab lase than that weight, kis patty wIB ardly inlet him bin, 'Wig that the Wanes is the worst time that old boress could be asked to give 3-yr-olde so much weight as he is, and I must enemies him altogether from my mind. Neville, 6 you, 8d 121 b missed , the .m.ington Stakes with 61b km to carry, and it may happen that his owner has an eye on this ; bui his beet pr foretokens under weight wen his third for the Chester Cup with litt 121 b in 1868 and a expectable politics far the Cmarewitch with Bst 61b in the ems year. He vas the • 4-yr-old, and if he has improved as much ea pomible ware that date he as be bat 81b better. I have a doubt whether he will ever spat be in such form as then. sad, era if he wen, hie themes would look none so " rosy." yes, i l d.d st Illb (Mb penalty for winning the Don cater ), will lad safe many of the heavy =171•7711 wad mesa trust him than his stable ceso -4 ye., 10th, despite the eagermse =to 11166111 as" the latter in the market. I shou ld, , jean Apathy, 3 yrs, 6st 10Ib, to either, mold he be brought to his old form and if soy the eereasplia. this, who so l ikely •• Sent I As I moot stand Warlock for other reams be sides his weight, sad Victoria I do not believe in, he *the the I shall take mat notice of in such a formidable stable. Peed., mad, the Mb, looked lame at Doncaster, and if he were ever so well the ground meet be very favourable in deed for him to better the third place he obtained two yeses age ; and I menet =pares he the pace enough left in him to compete with this lot on good tinf. Mary, 6 yrs, Bet 6th, fa on year the most formidable of anything that is knows to be good. She looks capable of beating every three-year. old In the race whose weight easeeda det, end it is just on the cards that she could pal through, foe she is of quits se good a clam as Mar carte, who got home with am Mb, sad Polestar, who ea second last year with Sat 21b, she being that but a four-year old. Pot Polestar in at Mary's weight, and she wouM he , etheidered • nth " good thing ; ' sad es the t arieg babr en et May was guinea good, if not superior, to el what is there math her ?—only the fear of her see Wei well cs the day, in my opinion, for at Doncaster ber being anis was the cause of her not running. C I yes, Set (ft penalty fur his second in the St. Lan Hatet3 yrs, lest 121 b, and Queen Bess, 3 yes, del 1 the same confederacy and if Mary metal gob the ems{ G e` pea gad the tuner doubtless be oes not look w theb anchor of holesome after her _Wien at Ceekr. _;there Warlock met her on Mb wane Imo Wes sow, end beat her twenty longthe es I laid lane hr race, she was not halt at the One, sod • month may make a Meese, la her. Saunterer, 3 ne, Bst 21b, art lab likeltesemier Sakes running to get in front, and it is yawl- Ile that le will do it ; but Mr. laths has other stave he hie hew In Mewed, 3 yn, Tat 41b, and Sectherimy3 yes. get%end I esa state at present is that MS St Mt b task le seeds • favourite. The lest-tnenticsal loch say rye et me ef the late northers meeting", where die eln ta. Cr• bat from her make lad shape I limit suggest Illbea=sehlie diseases would be Wk. said le ha, sod is te be seethed he Win eseeththr. At thU L eer !id • Ifillewer inezeL t he the wealth& 4 yee, 7st Info, loa li ntepswel of 1= hie floadtheill running, when the mew was on to stem Wooed Se Pryor 5 yn, 7.4 1216, an se so bully at Lek/awl& wall, that tam afraid !mall mot be " et' this may be the Americans my bis unfitnem is all that boo hitherto Napped hke winning here. St. Gills; 3 re, with 7st 121 b, is not half tempting enough; nor is Ma stab mapasion, Deleeuw's, 3 yrs, lot Mb ; ist Deeesthez, "6" the, est Ilb, is capable of rthreeratizzc i h a formidable stable, judging from the position he for this same race lag year, when he carried let 41b gad us house • bad third. lie was " legally" a 4-yr old they yet was ally • mash or twoolder than the 3-yr Ode ; if is reckoned that be was but 3 yrs old, and now 4 yrs old, he be found to ban been very leniently treated, for Mb addi tional weight for • year is not above half what ... it2z_sld should carry. There are many who most cling te Alice. 6 yn, lag 1016 (is the lON diaa, min U it were not that W. Day generaDyhse en fsgester his lot for large hasediespe, it would leek ergielens= after Alice's performances at Sera end lowa tab eases, I shall ("winds that she has Olen the pine d Aldfoed, Alice Wentworth, kr., in that theraber, sad bah to De cember as the bat the stable ten stand spa. Ifeeth, , 6 . % 7S 11th (French) boo not yet gthas as • Mete of her q is England; bet In Frame kw perfernmsees were sear snore then of a moderate chereeter, and I do set think she need be feared. Black Tommy 3 yrs, he 111 k, was Wilda& Wake*, after his victory, peed aweigh to win the Deserter Cap, as those "ter the bra" thought, and theft who saw the race eae Mee hew sear the mark they were. He is one et ass beer I.yr-eide, and mac thee bot and 7•1 Wb amines sada ham hy asimb hie year, net W =ire Tammy is be as seer Wham debt wee at kith gni Dessense His owner he sarAlsr, whoa I ceselbe eery prey in 11. Dobbs, 3 yn, 6st 7116; sea wfth the best of dos lair Mr. Thalia' may setkipate • artery with as mesh noses es he did when he started hie estaler at Epsom. Malea . yrs. 7st 7115,, esel his Wade amanita, the Elca's dem 3 yn, fist 716 (incleding Mb for winning a wient wenderfelly i g n s = miming this sews to gat sayun a tear the wafter ; rd in the same category I wrest include beth of I. Day's (Za ra, seed, Bet 121 b and the Beeswax oak, 3 yes, Sat 11b); sad all of Hughes's (Emulator, 4 yrs, Est 1116, Worcester, 3 yrs, lot 01b, end the Baker, 3 yrs, 4st 1216). Artillery, 4 yrs, 7st 61b, is the that most be =tad to as what may be termed a thorough CsaLe i t al l He has done but little herd woeh this season, and his rowing moot be taken into aocount ; but if we hark beck to his limper's St. Leger and Doncaster Cop exhibitithe, we shall tad him running second to Werliwit at level weights, and beating him for places while receiving 41b, end If this is not me emendation enoug h , la it be considered that he gen Fandango and Melissa vry ekes, at weights fur aga, in the ref tr. Ills owner bas another oandidats in liorfleur, 4 yes, list 1216, who has Drier slums respectably yet, and I think Artillery may be eskly trusted to Mart this time, with as Ws of wiring. Mr. Sykes, red, fat 66, broke Oro the Leringtos Stakes; and his star commemion, Vautdormulis, 4 yrs, fist Sib, very reeently went emir ',that he Is sr to be herd of an lor before the rack rho may or may sot rower In time. Wino he well. I ark' esolly know wry to look for a champion. Gunboat 3 re, 7et 61h, Ur pieuty of weight, and may sot hare tae hi dr holm the injuries he roared at Goodwood. C. Feelles two—Tainers, 3 yrs, hit 61h, nal Ilsobi-Baser, y$ m, Ist 41b—ars Ant-elan her, sad net rmwalf Nd on their merits. Bashi-Brea want sore at Drestor, sr be would find favour, es he can gin Urania some weight, and the latter has shown us that she is about as good as Warlock at the weights they meet at here—or at any rale that she will be so by the Cesarewitch day. Hat the circumstance of their being called on to give a bane like Artillery the year may be too err • tar. Wed tars err contains Kestrel, 4 my, 7.0 21b; Lawn, 4 yrs, Out 716; and Wild Honey, 2 yrs, 4M 10th, and the only ems that has any Ararat preteneions is Kestrel, who may be error more milted to the Cambridgeshire roes. Fright, 3 yrs, eat 1216, ran during the summer Ilk. r improving horse, but Selloff suddenly, for It will be recollected he boat Turbit, Sir Colin, sad Mysterious Jack at tar weights at Ascot, and thin ran Fisherman to • head et Win chester for the Quer, Plato. But within four days of this lor twerrum he wen beaten easily by Renown at level Chelmsford, end at Goodwood he rowed = it to ter the tables on him easily. The rove with Mahatma may have taken the sir out of him for • little re; morel If I could be positive of this, I would let him have mom of my radar. As it is, he must beet M y y sterious Jr, 3 yrs, eat 111 b, admin. But be has to give 3 yes, fist fib, lib; and the latter having done but Ws eh se keeling him, is a favourable augury that she he been kept hr esmethig, der she is • geed mare, and oas fast via be made to easy her ears. She ran a good mile re with Ihmtl4l at Newmarket eat woe beaten by Border sad ter a Qames nose rime she best Fright; but ra l eTis se gelds( et the beaten el then three, it is my bo =nd I amot he metieded to d'art itaseern met of thole beatiaglar. Cam, 4 ere, Oat 111 b, VMS 1111110 ind b lave beam demo be the spring, mid& torevested bae main at Aimee; bate peat re banal " break deers" taw, old yet Ida ~rude ; and, (I soy dam net doe lave, it le Jest possible Gm Odd Trick d ye, Get Mb, may, for be only went a little Ina at Ilanierd, elm% ft wee reported, he broke down. Nowa adder, era, dent lUb (Irish), I hen so good @gibed nor The Poacher, aged, bet 916, either, over Obi &dance. El Hakim, 3 yve, 6it 911 i, and the Primer, 4 yro, en gibe are viery itifierant cattle, sad the latter nay tarn out the the Americana, who must new neat spin, if & d r & of not get sonerwheve sear, for the weights very Indent, and ohs has inch a chance that is not often given to animals of our own caudal about which such loud pains are sung. El Hakim improves very fast, 'but is not likely to don Int enough to hs able to beat Tas mania again, mesttng bee on Rb. worse terms then at York. Arta, 3 yrs, dst 7l ls considered by her party to ha bat little nfarlor to wad Dayrell, when It—which ths otheth l 7 was not at Doncaster, or the might have tamed a sore honourable, distinction than that of " beaten off " in the St. Leger ; but I should see acne improvement before trusting her to give Renown 21b. Theabon comprises a good half of the competitors ; and the rientalther require such attention, being light weights sapposed to be reeerved especia ll y for the race, that I min devote another letter to the othaideration of their chances. But, se for as I have gone, from Fishniman down to Renown, I ran only see Mary, Artillery, Fright, Odd Trick, Vandermelin, sad Renown, with anything the best of the weights; and as there is a doubt aa to the fitness of Mary, Odd Trick, and Vandennulin for such a 110•11111 41111• counter, I have Artillery, Renown, and Fright left, and It is pssible that Renown has Fright quite safe. which would lane me but two to nand upon out of the lot—Artillery and Renown. METEOR. Bept. 23. LEICESTER RACES-WEDNESDAY. HANDICAt BM - of 10 sovs. each, 6 ft, with 50 waded; ?wide for whiners. Gentkanen riders; proles dowels Mb asks. Owe =Os ends quarter. (6 subs.) Mr. MOON Sass Deer, try Voltam, 4 yrs, flat 71b (Kr. Tboospwl 1 Mr. B. Lig's Amelia, 3 yrs, lOst 61 6 (Mr. Myra& 1 Mr. Amgen% Juin 3 yrs, 10st 61b 61b as (Poole) 3 fleftherk. 6 . 41 . 4 nw Twos Dew, who won by throe-queers of s higib ; bad third. Tar NUISIIIT HANDICAP of 6 soya each, 2 ft, with 40 added; whin extra. About thrarquarters of • mils. (16 tabs.) Mr. Berbet's Priam of Datmerk, by Annandals, 111 b (bad fiber) (DaleaL Mr. Hoary's Grelawia Fair, 24 21 6 ..(D. Hughes 2 Mr. Allieres Madame 7st 91b ..(Charlten : 2 to 1 ea Prince of 7 to 2 apt - wira t r2, 40.1 apt Medan* RUos . on by a nark ; • Wed botwwtb. mmandand third. Trio Isntaaaraas' Piers of 6 Bova. each, for three.yr olds and upwards. Witmer% extra. About • rode. (5 actin.) Mr. MAW@ Two Dam, by Venison, 4 yrs, bat 21b (Mr. Thompson) w.o. PLATS of 26 sows. added to • Sweepstakes of 5 sop. each, for two-7r-olds sad awards. Optional selling weights, &c. T.Y.C. (Half a mile.) (9 Bob.) Mr. Lewis's Magnolia, by De Rarer, 3 (601.), 7st 41b Mr. T. cur. Amorous Boy, 8 Ira (405) &et 111)6)Fordarn t Mr. F 's Cantrip, 3 yrs (401.), fla 61b.. (Bullock) 3 Tbs aho ram :—lnspbstion, Prk, filly by Backbiter, Blivertill, Flom Macdonald, sad Persia. ing 4 apt Centrip, a n y othert Amorous Boy, 5 to i ls pa Magnolia, to 1 apt A dead heat, C c z A til d p was beaten two imam from the two, Flora Mac d was next. Magnolia afterwards walked over, and ths slakes went divided. _ . THE &TIME HANDICAP 0( 50 lOTA, added to • Maas of 10 nova. etch, 3 ft. Winners extra. Half = (17 into.) lir. T. Cliff's Olympus, by Epirus, 4 ym. 7st 71b (Fordhal 1 Captain Christie's Nougat, 3 yrs, Est 81 6 .. (Bullock 2 Mr. T. Chin Old Tom, 3 yes, Bat 131 b (Withlngton 3 Mr. R. Tan Broeck's Babylon, 3 yrs 7st 41 cChariti 4 Mr. Fry's Cantrlp, 3 lot 121 b ( Villabire 6 Mr L. NOWEIAII'S Cticquot, 3 yrs. 7st 31 (French) 8 Betting Bto 4 apt Olyses 6to 2 agst Nougat, 6 to'l apt Babylon. Won by two ths, a length and • half be tween Ms second and third ; fourth. Hen KUNST:NI PIATIO of NO WI. Three mile.. ldr.R. Button's Bleat Tommy, by Womerdel, 3 yrs, 7st 71b (est. Tat Oh) =daft) 1 Mr. Allison's Brelyn, 3 yrs, Tat 7112 (Cherlton) 2 Betting 20 to Ico Bleck Tommy, who made ell the run ning, and won by three I BETTINOVNIE COURSE. CESAEEWITCH STAKES. 14 to 1 aget M. Dobler 14 to 1 flub colt 26 to 1 Mat Tommy 60 to t .- Cedric WARWICK MILITARY RACES—WEDNESDAY. Ten HALAIILANA erwase of 10 son. es* lift, with 50 Wed. One idle. (6 subs.) Coined Reeding (Md Regiment) as Coertenay, by Plateateher, 12at 4lb (Ca p tain Willkoma) 1 Mr. T. A. Cobham's (22nd Regiment) Skyscraper, 13. 4 , c 91b (Owner) 2 3tol on Con/tansy. Won by • neck. HANDICAP of 20 eon. each, h 11, and 6 if declared, with 60 added. Two Who. (9 subs, sof wham declared.) Captain Baker's Rialto, by Meteor, 6 yrs, lOst Tlb (Owner) 1 Captain Prke's Lymlogton, 8 yrs, lOst 12th (Owner) 2 Betting 3tol an Lyniin. Wan mealy by a length. HANDICAP of 10 WM h ft. One mile. (5 subs.) C King Rim of Cobblers. 3 yre,94441b rest Le Rim 10ffit Mb) (Captain King) w.o. HOWSON HANDICAP Of 10 NOM INICh, 6 ft, with 60 Wed. Thiseineenws of • mile (19 seta.) Mr. G. Meths's The Happy Prim" by F(Pluraaugh-a &Mesh, Tet elb Mr. Whitehorse's Repute, Ost (J. Write rs) 2 Mr. Stevene's MagnseTroll, Oat l2lb (Prior 3 Mr. W. Maedefe Geneva, be Illb (Pritchard) 4 The tbßowteg also started Maelstrom. Thistledown. Betting: 2to I sgst Geneva, 6to 2 sgst Magnus Troll, 4to 1 apt Happy Prince. Won by • bead, a neck between the scald and third, sad a bead between the third and fourth ; the other two were beaten 08. Bundy weighed for Yeller 0.1 by Woolwich, end she went to the post, but it was subsequently ascertained that her trainer was in error, and that it was Mr. Barnard's Taller Gal by Sirikol that was entered for this race HANDICAP of 6 wave each, with 20 added. Five furlongs. (11 subs)) Mr. Webb's Rardrop, by Conyngham, 4 yrs, Set (Prior 1 Mr. Dray's Little Gerard, 6 yrs, 7g.... (J. Walters 2 Mr. A. Newman's Sherri, 3 yrs, Est 41b (Bundy 3 Mr. Hemilis Blenbary, 2 yrs, he 61b (Britton 4 Betting on Pardrup, 2 to 1 apt Little Gerard. Won by a ask bed third. PONTEFRACT RACEB-ThEBDAY. (ADDITIOXAL rawncoaaas.) Two Consoiamon SCRAMIII.I (Handicap), et 6 sows. each, 2 ft, with 26 added. The second to save hie stake. T.Y.C. robe) Mr. 'adipos'e amigo( Shillelagh, by Simoom, 3 yrs, let 81b (Bullock) 1 Mr. Johneon's Pets, 3 yrs, Tet (Cromwell t Mr. J. Osborne's Primus of Orange, 3 yrs, bet 41 (Cltalkmer) t Betties 2to 1 on Sprig at Shillelagh, 6to 2 sem Peto. Won by halt a length ; • dead beat for wooed place. The Corporation Slakes sad laakeepsre Plea did not 111. PROGRAMME OF MANCHESTER AUTUMN MEETING. PRIDAT. TH Z CAZATISPIIILD HANDICAP of 6 110 TI. each, with 60 added, for 2-yr-olds. A winner of eny race value 601., ter the weights were published, to carry 61b extra. The mooed to rare his stake, and the winner to pay 51, towards en pens. Thrre•quartes of • toile. (16 rats.) at lb et lb Intarcidona Life Boat Coraborough Contactor Lady Ithashoth Mak,. None 7 7 Bing Willie=__ . 6lO . _ . . Droops& 7 7. P;i3Ce a Dauer!.... 9 9 --- 7 i I ithe Rehire I Ce nt a rrlLTOS HANDICAP of 100 wive, added to • stakes of 6 soon each. for Syr-olds and upwerds li . l" Z whims of my race value 601. idler the publication of the wolitlits, to awry Mb; of 1001., bib; of two of 1001, or one 2001., 71k at ; mooed to receive 101. out of the stake; sad the wiener to pay lig. towards mottoes. Or Oa, and tlirss•grrties. (23 subs.) Ago st lb Age R lb Mary 6 810 Apathy Mr. Sykos P P=odis 6 713 4 71$ Tiff &ism 4 3 10 6 Commotion 3 7 Comedy l i Zt 10aki 4 7 6 Klaitie John 3 7 6 Probes the (h So-b) 4 1 Underhand 3 7 2 aced 3 13 Coengoot 3 7 0 Kosindy 3 8 Alma Prioress .. .. King of the Ides 3 701 Metal Tux Tearoom) HANDICAP of 6 mom each, with 60 Wed. for ell .Rao. Ties woad to receive 104. out of the Rakes. The wham of say MO value SOL after the weighta were pabliihed to Garry lab; et gat, 71b extra. Or mac (12 labs.) Ago A lli Age st lb 'Ma Colo* , .... 4 9 7 laurel Langtrit A 3 7 0 3 6 13 Lor e.cal dreiwon .... 0 0 4 ire . C° . l lt - Amory 3 7 121 Genesi fitrytattor Red vndt. a Bias 8 72 I Str Lowy awberry 3 paid Leo STATE FIRE INBUR•1101, i a 1 cz s . I . raaas a p . . . i , tr e i r k . . 14 .. , 1 Ise t l b r . 0 s .. . . owls& ft 1..1171=11116 mewl, oedema. nem I•ll:llesetere lee • p'stees where the h tee P =r i fer Ompare hue eepeeeegeed—• Naomi ammembee wIL b..&..< PUT= MORIIIIO3I. alaseelag Utseeece. ' THE SUFFERERS in INDIA.—CREMORNE O.IIIIDIMIL-0101111110 PIIITIVA.L , MOND/a, Owl 111.V 111M1.0‘ mitt/A/lave... o r ~...... z. r.....-. IN IT OI I IIWII. S.S.taplame ea MA Dreass : t. •Irs Ur " Arri it: V=l% 17 1 4 e re• Wh ir alm tbe varrt: dike Nam. Tho ~mow mu IM WO 4401011114 1411 Nterall Dal II IrTrra "1"e..?'"•'" nd Mewl et Ilan 4c & 12 swi Ca ll i gra mai i mr dw FZUksel hl"" = "bils. ft im.nr 11010•1... i Os urnin---. ... A ROYLL GREAT WINDMILL .CA. ST ItUff_ i _..SILYNAZIL bwerlho Imest Milan rtoollr, ' fth ooodotirL a X i i Ewa =woo. •=zoo.maro=l. HE NEW AUTUMNAL TROWSERINOB, Aim 21§.1•111L Insime ROMS. 221 I'llfllVlLLlf 7011110 N DMZ - Yesterday the adjourned meeting of the bend hoiden was held et the Leeds Tavern ; Mr. 1. D. Poems' to the chair. • sat se resented to the sating, from which some saris wee read; but the document isdf conakied of • raga& ef 117 pega. The Cr/maws mid Or thee had peers never been a ease le whisk see reenerleg seder had bre MS& to brig • Irelga gerenara a • met a jades, or be which negilladre ha hes refteled with MI - • rnase se kr termes. Is =es the wen el Warta lei reached KAMM, the velV . ltheeil le tea heeds flw Sara at 6pa met The ves , =l to ; bat Mee her or Se usidisi &by, le mann ik, led it all le Se semi le they eel ever Mesa no& mad m e mo ha the segetialer with Ohre restle- MI led to me moth TUE they tarn me two ear retie se l• a wey der rower, end era wilk tall peers to tenni. Ae alpumei wee =W d ed Ye etilt Om ; but the Tam& peammat riguithee It, end inhallasi ii Ite nee lir way tenth the biadhelhee bed mired to =hen = I Pais and Coma. Me, bag.) am diemthatet al that they could de wield be he all brit open their ithtis se Hellish sayeas,_ sod cell spa th e gevesseet to Aain for thee, that jeers whale =I eel arida tat thassise. (Ilear, beer.) Whet we awe Mews • reenunrot unjustly deeds. leg the gait et • merehat red taking mans out el the rebel of the tatilbsithee, end be. tweagefatbag the seat ' thy ea able 1 tout awe bet ben - Mama ? Oka:, bur.) Mr. Pewits assithol by s a va = dew. Wm. is the illowbe saltinto, mama asalloalse eel diegplahriat at the vegailelies of the epeselai The maid abated the decree width the Veer ii iit seam bed ededitaed for that The rad be Yarreelie government eIIL • toed west of gal all • dheegard of the set soars Irma emenod !bat " the nanal beagles ef ti " r a l alike ameba a the map% esoestelty ' ihr the pester el the foreign debk led hese Is the foreign redeem while Me aired of the dram* der bed been yid, bird ere the boeMolders the ersereden tout the government had uo sloes intention le ils=r a lbses." The sth inroked the interference of Lawl Mr. leon iss, In residing the motorise, said that be W great difficulty in refraining from the nes of very strong lingesge In characterising the duplicity and trickery of the Vsennelan government. Talk of Robson sad Redgoth— Sty, they were nothing to these men. (Laughter and chew) In 1851 the government Seed en extraordinary contribution, emounting to 400,000 dollars, for the expels peeps of paying their foreign creditors, and when they had got the zegawy, they applied it to something else. It was no itinisilessung to have any further negotiation with eur.h es those; end they must, therefore, appeal to her Majesty's government. (Hear, Marl Ile oened that they bad the strongest postible claim upon that govername, for It bad taken income tan upon three Londe, and they led a right therefore to expect Ato protect them. (Hag beer.) A 8 AAAAA OLDER said the Venezuelans was • p i ttsderiw, eet of thews and If leer blajeety'e goveruset would not priest the bondholders, It we. not a government they ought to Us under. (Leughter and cheery.) What was the .sweet of the arrears f ib7C74Aram -- ;;Iiiio, _amt. The aIIAtICHOLDEII &opera that there would ben. 00111• premiss The inu tit —No. We hope that the government wffl send a British satire' to demand payment of the 700,000/. which due. (Cheers.) "I be Sx • arm OLDIR sekl that that would be the way to deal with them fraudulent shuffling beggars. (Laughter.) The resolutions were then agreed to. A Pot tarot ire wished to know whether it would be possible to get them inserted in • Canna' paper ? Mr. Moe vets said that would be imposeible—nn editor would dam to think of inserting Bono The government wee thosoughly unpopular with all the respectable inhabitante. It was in point of fort only • emill party, bent n conaisted of military men. When General Soublette left the country, what was called the paying debt was only one million, whereas now it was lee ; the other debts were only five mallime, whereto now they were between forty and fifty mil- Minh (fl oar, beer.) • The CH %INMAN meld the resolution' would be translated Bpsnisb end no doubt they would dud some means of eireulatiog time in Venezuela. (Hear. hear.) Veto of thanks were awn given to Mr. Mauna sad to the Chairman, and the meeting ass broke op. INCENDIARTOM AND SUICIDt.—The quiet el of Bedford Penni was as Saturday hat thrown intot Cslstate of alarm, in the first inatance by the cry at e:ma k Ng tbeenglif the village. It we hunt that the no tary-bone was an fire • but still greater alma was occe ahead when it was die...Orr/el that the beendery had sow oettlitd a determined suicide. The facts, as he se they have bees pine, an se follow • —The butler, Winne Howe, • nee shoat thirty years of see, has all his 116 borne en az abeacter, sod has bred in eeveral good hones be the rhood, all of which be he Win with the - melee uningetabsd character; and, secreting to the renew of ids lest employer, the Roo. Blackstone Wfiliene (es prime en the In q uest) op to the time of fiently prayer en Friday night he had conducted himself with the peen. pr.pnety. Between five and sin o'clock ea flatowdey tog the cook hoard him go to his float, sad shortly Idler Good • email of smoke. and thought the 4s.ard bad been lighting the fins; but the smoke rapidly inoreasing she became alarmed, and on earthing, found the home en lire She at owe earned Mr. Williams sad the beneshold. Mr. lodiug the butler was not incept them, roe to la thaw. which was fastened ; the door we toned, and be wee hind lying out the grimed with • get ender bite Sap peeler billl to he deed other .chases wee Wise and on gabs a sexed time Mr. Williams wee horrified at seeing ! Ile men with a moor ietictieg a hared wound on the erne. He linandistely tore the razor from him and threw it away. The are of Mrs. Williams and family ilseoutileg his attietiout be Sew to their aid, and as quickly reterned the am, aloe be freed main with another razor. sad be lee Moeda mewl ide be had inflicted the fatal gash, and, =i rmalle•ely mired. The tense were soon put out to liendtiedemege is done to the house, as the wretched me bed seemed the piaster from the walls got all the media, weed, straw , eon, oboes, and eery inflammable notarial together, to edge to feriae the work of destruction emapies No attifistary noes has as yet transpired for the committal of the nab net. Various onjecteres are formed, but Mr. hoe decease we lase to Tete or any other mike. lie had been observed IT by fenny servants to drink more than usual of lan, and when under the internee of liquor, to be rather quiet sod nionwe,. but still no unplemontnees with either meter or errant Ind wend. He was to have left his piece tilts its wish , use Warsaw nett, and had engaged to ester the polkofense at Brian& An invest wee held is the efterotte by O. monde, Esq., a the distret owner, stem, after whole case, verdict of fele de o waa _sal t adthe of the incendiary sad self-murderer wee intoned lo the churchyard the thaw night, dewed Is the sloths* be ware the weeding day, when be officiated as pariah ebb dUrbe divine novice. His money and effect. were teen posonsion of by the High Sheriff as Welted le the crown, sad the la termest was at the expense of the perish,—Sliebones Jeered. A iIMALS POACHER.—At the SWleld town- YO a young married womea, sand Asa Cawood, yap with a breach of the pass laws, by • Wager. samed Theirs Hutchinson. The delbsdast end • lasbesd lived sear Thorneliffe Wood. • preserve be lossiss to News )(mks, Ch.:ahem, sad Cs., of Chapel town, near Ahead& About ffil o'clock es the sees* of Friday bet, when Hutchinson wee pembq seer their Moen his atassitlas was attracted by the scram at • MAK and angel imenedietely after/rants he sa, the women ravel from the 110110 balf-dreseed, go to a trap art in an Missed (este, sad take • rabbit out of it. He tin her that ales was doing wrung. le which she replied that the rabbets oilseed twor liselsolfe garden and did great damage to the An Me. Corbett, the magietrate, to the defe:= B ll she snot 0,4 take rabbits in that way; she bad already esti Awed Ignedf liable to • pmolty of 21. The woman asked, with eons surprise, '• Whet, not whim they come isto oar garden,*?' The magigrate ...urea the defesdaat that she had so right to catch rabbits eras in her own glades; and, after extracting from her • reluctant pennies net to si gma the offence. discharged her on payment of lobs Od. ex pesess.—Yoresheitse Guardian. • ',) - 311,1‘ (Stamped Id. tl dditicsal.) (TWOPENPE. Tits BILLING STALIN CI 3 son. each, with 30 eon. added , 3.yr-olds, Bst ; four, 9st 21b; flea, tat 916; Nis and aged, 94 1316. area and geldings allowed 316. The win sir to be sold for 100 son. ; if entered to be sold for 801., allowed 41b ; for 601., 81b; for 401., 12Th; for 301., 161 b; and for 201., 2116. One mile To clan this day (Thursday). Tlii CITY HANDICAP PLATS of 60 sun., for all arc The winner ot any ran value 601 after the publication of the weighta to carry 51bs ; of 1001., 716 extra. Ball a mile. Age et MI et Mary Copp 1 810 Moodi Agee 3 lb 6 2 Augury Madams Clicquot. 3 7 3 Thistle 3 6 0 Berle 6 7 0 1 Intarcidona 2 6 0 Special Lianas .. 3 7 0 Jane 3 612 aby Touchstone Polly Johnson —Diphthong .. 3 613 HespentbusaDvh) 2 511 &Win - . - Ohiks Pees 4 6 6 Prism's Mixture Pyrrhus ths Se cond Robin 6 6 4 2 1 Red Bredley Chtenvrich Far Julia 2 6 2 Convict Trabut o SATURDAY. Till NORTHERN 311TROPOLITAN HANDtCAP PLATT of 100 wove, for all ages; the whiner of any race rake 501., attar the publication of the veleta, 81b; of two, or of the Wilke Weadicop, 7lb extra. Ose mile. Ccm' Polmood a Z Age et 1b 1 Age it lb 5 - 8 7 Red White and 4 8 0. Bine 3 6 6 Commotion 3 712 Losileney 3 6 4 Undwheed 3 7 9 The Attorsey•Oe -3 7 9, nand Ra c ially 47 7 1 4t 114 c°b _ _ __ ••-- 3 6 ICkureltlangtou.. 3 0 2 Lard Nelson Alma AuSur7 Apathy Mysterious Jack 3 0' Game Pullet .... 3 610 Rad as a 0 lady Emily 3 6 6 r dr cialtiesasa 3 4 0 / Sir Humphrey .. 3 5 6 01171tdet Pane (h b) 3 5 2 Pam 4 8 Mk 3 5 2 ILM. Same 3 7 sister to Ito =taw 3 7 mane (b b) .. 9 6 0 6 6 Goland WWII= 3 paid Leo Narks.. ___,i , " TEN Two Tux OLD SELLING eraiEll Of 6 NOM mow, with 30 added, for two-yr-olde ; cam, Bet 10lb ; to Set 71b. The winner to be gold for 100 sou ; if entered to be mold for 80 eon., allowed 41b ; for 50 eon., Blb ; for 40 eon., 1216; for 30 Bova., 1616; sad for 20 ern., 2116. T.Y.C. To close on Friday. THE SCVEZT HANDICAP of 3 score each, with 30 TOM added, for all nes. Half a mile. To close on Friday. Tun GRAND STAND PLATE (A..lr of 60 mom, for all ages. A winner of may nice value ~ after the weights 7:4Sad alb; of two, or lOW., 71b ; or of the City H F la*., 101 b extra. Half a mile. Ade A lb Au at Mary Copp 4 810 Attorney-Gateral 3 lb 4 Madams Maio* 3 7 3 Red Robin a 2 Beede 6 7 0 Amorous 80y.... 3 0 ft i K ki :ue a i c Tomblike,— Magnolia 3 13 .... 3 7 0 Jane 3 13 3 6 12 Sunbeam 2 9 Skye:utter Perm Mika 4 6 6 Julia R.M 5 6 6 Dubuc. 2 0 Pyrrhmetheeoced 3 6 4 pinvict Piirsco's Miriam 4 6 4 THE HALF HOLIDAY for 2-77rr•01d.. A winner of a puthabed, value 60 soya., 51b ; cap, 71b extra. About half a at lb Lot Time Isar HANDICAP of 70 sore., ty race, after the ta wen or of the MANIA Nandi. PAACIII/ Royal Dispute Sunbeam st Lay Elisabeth Mnos Trod 7 7 Thornhill Lot Throe Trance Comiet Lay Ana 7 T. P. Cooks Deride 7 Atradals 6 1 Ablatuer 6 Dot 16 Yallw Gal 8 6 Intaniima. 8 &timbal' Hasprithrs_o9.) .. ! 12 FiThigb-a-lralliik - ' i a 8 0 lger 7 18 1 7 10 C Oresawklt Far 7 7 18 Joan of Are 7 7 LECTURE 02f NAD3II4. \ BY ran arty. A. Z. D. n'eassr, OILLPLaDI TO TIN =OMR CBVRCH, BIODD Sae ADJLANHAB, rverczat. This gentleman, after a residence of five years ill the above islali, lee returned with renewed health and vigour ; and, anxious that the benefits reaped br eet teelf ahould be confined upon others, he delivered a ca Tuesday enable in the Merchants' Hall, to nearly 500 ladies and gentlemen, upon the position, physical character s meteorology of the Wand, and the mode of life of its visitors and invalid,, which the fanos of he restorative powers has at tracted. The lecture wan under the auspices of the director. et the Athenwom, and Mr. Thomas Kennedy, chairman of that institution, presided on the occasion. Mr. IPC:quire, who at once familiarly yet eloquently pro ended to his subject, mid Madeira is the largest of a group of five islands, geographically African, though belonging to Portugal, 550 miles from Lisbon, 1,325 from Southampton. It is in form • second Arran, only grander and wilder , forty live miles 1 thirteen broad, and about ninety in circure. fauna. It is girt around with precipice., riming perpendi cialsrly from 200 to nearly 2,000 feet above the sea-level, while the central peak Is 6,000. These cliffs are interrupted every here and there by deep splits or gorges, giving to the circumference of the Wand a crimped appearenos. Its bota nical production., like those of mountainous regions in all southern countries, present near the sea a tropical lnourance and as you ascend you observe fresh eon. of vegetatiori which terminate in the scant herbage and gores of Alpine regions. The vine has failed since 1851, though old aae of the first clam is still to he had. Besides the ordinary farm, the island has nearly forty species peculiar to Welt. There are no fierce specimens of natural history there; nor ate the birds, though plenteous, remarkable either for bleary of pining@ or song, lila. ne mist, sleakkaa, and, duet, or smoke. Only 65 days out of the year's 366 are wet, and diving only 20 of those days can the rain be said to be severe, but then it mine actually cataracts. This is in sprinand autumn. Provisions of all kinds are vary cheap on the Wand, fruits marvellously so. Clothing, espec i all y silk, is expensive . Musical instruments and plate are free for 18 months, Wier which they are chargeable with duty. The contrutmiesnon between Madeira and this country con sists of stem and sailing veseels, which sail on the 4th, 9th, and 24th of each month. Voyage six or seven days, faze 161. to 22!. children half. celerity is required, steam is beet ; where the advantage of a sea voyager is desired the sailing mewls are the best and cheapest. The captains are all kind and attentive to invalid passengers. When you near Funchal Bay, you can scent the luxurious vegetation are you me it, laden as le the glowing Air with richest perfume. Funchal, the principal town of the Wand, and the invalid's resort, population 20,000, is situated in a bay of the same name, which, facing the south, and surrounded by • perfect amphitheatre of hills, is at once as admirably pro tected from adverse winds as it is open to the gentle gales of the south. The city itself has narrow, though clean streets, and very plain churches. The merchants and invalids' mei dences and the hotels are however furnished with great po em= and pewees all the concomitant, essential to society. The invalid paye for board and lodging 10!. per month (which includes everything), and this is less than at oar watering places. For a house of five bed-rooms, dining and drawuog room, &c. you pay 60!. to 1001. per nr. Your medical attendant has 11. la. for hie first, sad iIL for his record visit. English servants, except old and iced ones, are useless in Modena. The Portuguese make excellent servants and rooks. All religions are tolerated by the Portuguese, as far as foreigners are concerned. It le tiny heretics amongst their own subjects who are persecuted. Them are three churches supported by British tabjects-1. The Colluder Chapel, whose chaplain is paid partly bv sub scribes, of all creeds, and partly by government. All Ftritish subje m. Lint• ping 201. have a right to vote in the election or of the chaplain, whether members of the church of England or not. 2. The English church, Becco doe Arrenhats, protesting against regulations which empower any British 'object," Romanist or Mormealte, to buy a vote in Church ann. 3. The Scottish Preishytenan Church. The last two elect their own cle hive rata money aid from government, but are protected. There an also educational establishments, including the Portuguese C° the English Collegiate School, and several ladles' schools . Mat of these receive boarders in delicate health. There is • Htmuy of 4,000 colonies; a reading-room, with French, English, German, and Portuguese papers and pe riodical.; • club; occaaional matches at wicket; yachlinf, pie-nice, lunches, dinner parties, lectures., concert& public and private, dm. The lecturer concluded by stating that ba behoved he had given a statement which, though MOM. eerily Me, was accurate, and urged on all consumptive patients to go at once, or not at all. During Oa lecture several effective drawings were ex hibited; slew, specimens of needlework of en exquisitely beautiful eiwescesr, the produce of the bland. The lecture laded two haven. At ho Mom a eordlel vote of thanks sw• swede' to M. D'Oewty.—Glospow Oithea. TILLAGI DEB27tOYED BY L HURRICANE. The Milwaukee Sentinel of August 25 contains the following account of the damage done by a tornado " The new village of Woodland, a elation on the La Crosse Railroad, this aide of Horioon, was on Friday noon as nice and thriving • little place as could be found, but the hurricane of the evening tore it to pieces entirely, and almost literally left not one stone upon another.: The track of the hum cane was only Rome 300 or 400 yards in width, but within that apace everything is destroyed. The violence of the wind, from the account that we have heard, was almost in credible. It not only lifted buildings bodily, but tore them apart like shreds of paper, so that ecarcely one stand. in • recognisable shape. A number of freight cars, standing on the track, were lifted up—trneks, wheels, and all—and de posited on the top of • pile of wood, 60 or 70 test distant. Pieces of scantling were hurled through the air as if abot from cannon, and some were found thrust into hard wood stumps so far that the strength of two men could scarcely extricate them. . People wen at tea se the storm came upon the place, ands train of can were approaching at the same time. Mr. You the depot master, started for his house, fearing that the wind would do injury to the dej6t. He was struck by the bleat, and thrown upon the track. The hurricane drove the train forward with prodigious speed, and before Mr. Fox mold rather himself up, the reel were upon him, and he was instead, killed, his bead being ttearly severed from the trunk. At the same moment, the wind raised the depot building from its foundation and carried it 400 feet, when it fell into ruins. A telegraph operator was seriously injured. At Columbus, in the same region, the hurricane did greet damage, and one life was reported boat." From the officers of the steamer Ohio, No. 2, we learn that during her last trip upward, on Friday, 21st, when 12 mile. below Gallipolis, she encountered • heavy storm, at tended with an exceedingly high wind, amounting to a tor nado, end the moat terrible thunder and lightning. For • few minutes it seemed an if nothing could withstand the raging tempest ; large forest trees were proetrated like reeds, and a number of barna and out-houses were blown from their places by the sheer force of the wind. A man driving a hay waggon, named Wm. T. Harrison, was struck by lightning and instantly killed, as were four horses at the same time. A farmer, named Wibon, was also injured and stunned by the fluid, but not fatally, and 14 sheep were de stroyed. The violence of the storm expended itself in leas than an hour ; but there must have been much damage done in the vicinity, if not elsewhere, in that brief period. EXPLOSION IN A STONE I'IT.—A dreadful explo aim, which was attended with the imruediste death of two and the serious injury of three others, occurred on °'w Thursday, Ina Mons pit, at the Rough Hay Colliery, of Messes. Addenbrook, Smith, and nista. The explmion was one of a very unusual occurrence. It did not occur in the workings, but in the shaft, to which its effecte were con fined. From some tusesplaino4 cause, gas had generated behind the brickwork of the shaft. and hued escaped through a fissure in the masonry into the shaft. Not suspecting any danger, for the mine had been worked twelve years without the presence of gee being detected, seven persons entered the skip on Thursday morning at six o'clock, taking with them a lighted candle in a rough wooden boa, with a tin covering. They had descended about eighty of the 100 yards, which was the depth of the shaft, when the gas coming into contact with the light occasioned an ex piation, and Enoch Taylor, aged over 60, and Thomas Bay ley, • boy, wore so much burnt that they fell front the skip, and their lifeless bodies were shortly afterwards picked up from the bottom of the shaft, the boy very much burnt, tad the old man only slightly. The other five persons, although suffering severely, maintained their presets* of mind in their horrible position, and continuing a firm hold of the skip were aimed. The gas did not reach to the workings, as shown by th e fact dud the cendlei left down on the previous night were unmelted. An inquest upon the bodies of the deceased was held on Saturday, when the facts above stated was deposed to in evidence before Mr. Hinehliffe, the °sonar, and the jury. The principal witnesses were the five survivors, on. of whom in particular was very sadly burnt. A verdict of "Accidental death" was recorded WWesehosit_pfes Miromek MIL'E-END NEW-TOWN Fail READING ROOK AND LT A correspondent writes —The first male ververy al this institution has just been held to the Free Church, King Edwardmmet. Mr. J. A. Illerrinikeds, the chairman, opened the banner of the meeting, by remarking that moat of the movements in exiatence, having foe theirob ject the intellectual improvement and physical comfort man, bare originated with religious roes, and in privation to the completeness of a man's character as a ChiSthin, wM be the efforts which he will make for the whole nature 01 man. Mr. Speaks, of the Operative Women' fleshly thew tad the anal report, which, among oast alms, stated that the number of volts paid to the reeding room, which is open to the poorest in the meghboorhocd, etiolated to epp. weeds of 8,000 in the isit year. The Rev. W. Tyler, Mr. (lithe, Mr. Debymple, and other gentlemen addressed the emeting, and dwelt reach on the value of good to all classes of society. The proceedings e f the were very eatisfaseroy sad interesting. THE HALLAD 07 - 10AIIIN0 HANNA. (Etespactfully dedicated to the A " ) nther of lir Ballad of " Oriana. (Front Afoot.) Revered Drew and Cooke and Roe, Roaring Hanna, Preaching=e streets forego, • Hanna. Where Orange hates and Papist, glow, In church 't sere wiser, if wore aloe, Roaring Hanna, To preach "the word" without "the blow," Roaring Hanna! Think you wed of Christian sowing, Roaring Hanna, Like to thrive by blood set flawing, Roaring Hanna ? Staves were going, stones were throwing, The gospel trump to battle blowing, Roaring Hanna ! And the row to you was owing, Roaring Hanna! 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