The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-29 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER • r r Tti ; !i t p . rt%% . • - saudka _ / 'S• . 4 40" e '. 44. C d . t i . 01.6 , 7 6 100 e I de '." 7 7 7 . . 4 No. 3,051.] FOR PORT PHILLIP Direct, the eplendid .•n i .T la.ti•h both barque. TIMS zed TatTll. Al. 516 tow n om,. J. 1.01.1., I “tortruoler Wag la Mt Labatt* Dock, Thlr marl bar .tple.4l.laeot matoaallotr f, (labia pawners hr her poop. arol tell tale • Halted e bur la the woad ratan For freight of parse. slyly to TIIONN"N mod I.IOWINUtt). Strebta Lane ; or to (11111R4011 T tkIMALX. 10. Ortaalal *es. llostbseiown. sea lbtbar.comt 14110BtrlmM BOBAY (to sail from Gravesend early in j: A seiLeZ. 4.l ; . :2l..gezz rzz , z"-k,.."-z. limn. to anchors. of Kirkwall. fl ES KY Al Oltßts. COMITID der to loM le Use India hocks. Thls farotolts ship Pas excellent nessiennednikei for ise.enscss. And wllt awry so me, os,sl surseon. Met Metals , pawn.e all U' to Kt Lgt/D. • LLPOKY. And KOMI/AN. Kt asset OR CALt PTA Direct (to sell, es asutl, from Oisweerad. Deb Jidyl. the SOCTDAMPTOti rindoseine to . of Bleckedo. 1.055 for 'costae ROIL. tour adder: la the Lid ladle Deds. This ship ass deolleot en for PlosiZir h n nod carry an experienced Ir'e "di" , OR: or to MeLY.Orrlt PORT. end 0101Ut. Med% DON LT NUMMI sad BONII. Lisinimismic FOR BOMBAY Direct (with humiliate despatch, - aswommat t. the florer)le Foot Isdia Company). the rallham hearetilme arldob I.ellt barque 011•H•111. • 113 rare, IV IMP ftr. sad copper hared J. El. 111:NDElt 11, mmmem. In theme Dorm Thirmierld AM boo arm rre es tor 'premiers. For fro rt or pee lo b•WrOJI sad ARROW, I.llllllrompore ; or tot. W. EL COLOMBO. CEYLON (First Ship).—NOTICE o. eH [PPP:Mk—Tito well-knows Clipper Hum= BIiLLIIIIIIIA Al. IN te a r J. PIMA N. ororoueler ; leading le the Loudon Dodo: Immlotatl to 'ell poetiedy on the 13th June. full .r not tall An too& owl be al•miet.le hod demist by the 114 A. Rappers we theefere reqemeten t rad Minn their geode early.—Apply to TOUIe )11h.1.1 V INGATON. sad 00...4. urns et. ashati. hAUNCESTON Direct —NOTICE t o BHIPPERB. All 00000 Weeded Ito the ACANTI7SI. A I , 450 took W. i USN Cantreeo•lee. used to simples see dome ha the Lowden froi s h6SAJ I V . IDAX . e . ek . ( the 3111nr i itzt . ....—A s ca . t a t . 1 4. :( . .t=1 . IS, MADRAti. newt with quick despatch, di* well4werel64lll alp CHIEFTAIN. A I. XI low D. MAHAR. Comirisr; la Use ( W og lads Dociok.—Appl, L1.11109111i, mai Co.. 11. unites. licesi. CAPE ci GOOD al HOP p E. with quick &spates. th• dipper HRIII EL, • 4011ese J. L. PARKER. t otorniuslar • Wog T tbe LIS Looks Dont 74: 4 = Al Malt by %Ir. J. Soodelood. oars s rots rmpor Witty t ' .blever. &einem of ask:ldol see•—Aplp lo TOUL•1111. LIT INO•ring. Cc. A, Oros& fie. FOR CALC h. UTTA Dir::_ i cr is ..... with rick Drart&ruan, ♦l. PI ism P "0111, ; Ye Qs loolso Deft vont. itdl Immo for law .. 0 46 =1:1•" 4 "" dower et doom for perioneo h e tomo of offli to TO t LAIN. IJTINGIPTON. owl O•, li:411. 1 1:Co. man*. poems EIN . ORT PHILLIP.—NOTICE to SHIPPERS and PAIIItt.NGERS.—The •1331IRAL. • 1. 134 torn. CLI PICKEN, . oretheader : ladled et the Jetty. Leedom ...Ill.:atm rucesoremeet good. etir land' Tueedey, the 3rd of J. tad kers the loot*. the tont:Moe dth Nth three three. dime. riAwful* TOULIIIN. LIVINGSTON, sad Co.. 31. Ores& les-. Mahop•datddreort. N.B. Curies oone boat drotchthe getreoirre. CALCUTTA, will shortly bra despatched, having thrte-feerthe of her om end chipping. the legato- Intik chip . ROBERT AIORRISON7TVI3 years. 610 inns rogt+ter„ DAVID CI:AMINO. Cutionooder . . letnght the Lootlon Docks. This Sne 'meths.& full poop and e.vilent oco.mroodotien foe • to TOULM Ih, LI VINGSTON, en d C o ., 11, Great It= NEW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, & c .— 116106111C1 YOUNG aad Co.'s LINIL The following igiendid • I SHIPS are t leading for the understmtkood porn. owl Win NM with pitiwith WiWPlthh Leaden( In the PAW logo Wolin Mgt Capsainn I Poet. I Tow Ye at Lab& .......0. • Corm .. W g i tt ke "" IX My!! Asettandoed too n Gay =IOW ..111. Pennies ..... ItorrAlp regin t7l l Mg Wag . Cadenhead.. ) I Wan w" 547 iJona Leading la the London Dock,. O. ki11... Valparaiso GOO I Josef fa Wpm, aad 'me owomen thew dee mien elihr gem YOUNG r or Moan VW to raturawc YOUNG OM On, N. Oeinhell THE following splendid SHIPS, belonging to Mama Money engem mot Som, of Illatkmall, built emoted, ear Me lads Made, an appointed ee have GRAYS:MN D at We smolt ieelesed deem: -- —• illpt Nina ?ma lammodir. I Demlautte. To dot Mikiii we a. i. Jaisellsai 111.47t0 threat Ilty II 111/ R. foe Calcutta direct July ft gem ter !'. : a .:::SI : J. O. 1. """ ;It' ,. '''''''' 'Pr rot tam aid *to ad lasommedtalsa, apply to Meloood. tad Montt. fhb Mcatzt. Maw Inn= sod Som. 1* u.k. Illnel STEAM to NEW YORK. fr om S ou th ampton . Tto 1 ellod Rao Mall dam ; N ewt tab boo South roptra for NNW YOWL arm es A ILA on. 3000 last. ISO 1...e...... - ..vez.57 . . ... MN. ism Mb isatiogswi. wellasii. Mill X 1 t Ml* ism tit twerryaw., w July 16. we *mars tor Mei tar ems rewthatty el OWE prow, a. , lot • aL ib ihn i tabe l peola F i rspe= mit, siseard s trek li Ira OM lin tomel dr /POW W hin osie r lINWSW•AttI W dr. War wore. um ilms 0/. • Me t d , 411 DI. r A ...... Os. 11. O. Martin'. Om. Cbartecarese; lib= ----- Iriar b isimi. sad 67. Osemberdo. twits NM ham if milt uportaWlei Slaw §IIPA TRAM to GOTTENBURO -RE D U CID PAREIL—TIam NO RTH of NA EUROPE STEAM TIO TEM EXlo of 1 . 4 .4.ti5a it.:"..,* gm a... as • • PrPor•••• airrallele= . WO wile Roil WNW WOLIN= LP, me. we 114 am awl am al Grammy. ram - rods WI or Grim*, AS: Oen AS Offtabr• kli-CLIIM Lod der. D cold; IA W. E. ANDREWS. karldme DiroßcE Copiehffigeo, sod riz e t arta ca. itt i, rata for Laelos. Tower. C. A Id.. Dliember. VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS. TO lIIIIPTURE. fis VICTORIA DOCK CON PAN T 01 VI NOTICE dal Ns Ivatee aLige, na. : Ter leans. aimax CITY • EIJIIIACTIEN DON BAT Infialesie oe RAO& SHAM GOAN ... Howie eal Rea CIIALLEIos UN CALLAO ... Crab, sad C.A. COLOIIIIO .. _ NT • oNL A DR.... crimes, eel Os. Ira FROTNINOTON 13 N B IJW TIC O C . 011111•6 01 PHI LADEL P NIA C: lerag wane& b a r Vidsrle Der am Os kir le lee rab el oss.l i t=re. =N. or XL I IE peer le lleallerd WINK dadaist he Smell New Se a le la iegeWent re le eal** el eel lor Nee Nee Wm Noir ecovered are lame Is Ihe alpe irk esa ea Nage Re velable lad OP. larie ameba ernitrr the Desks la ase raw lee yes ermine al the Vleserle n tel=leed AR OA 1M OSCI% ea No Neils* 11. YlVer Q OAPPNIL Ilesaste. aELT WESTERN RAILWAY. FIRE. image sad fLLeMINATIONII ott Mt ?kb of IIIad.—PPE MINI all kak PAttII , INiiTON at lb o cloak 18 ata►t far tau.dollar Nokias xford„ aad tar liamatuy, taaa" - : - Waralck, aad ItolorytworaOna; at kW.- - Ike voaartord taw+ :.' —•- - 7'... Mo. - • lam , —. !'' ewe.__ •Je Ileahwi. Laminates. at kaif lay 11 for lissabas sad tle. w hal u . 1174 fo i r Mama. West Italh. -- g•tel, Stripe_ I . .llnteettn ' "e 4 for .flekelo ern he burl le Larks ma ritimm ea si• salable t• laws no the "eh. (TREAT WE TERN RAILWAY. - CHE A P LIMIRAION b PTIOrD, CIRENCEBTIR, CiLoren. I. 4.1 iLATIIRUAT. May 31, a TRAIN rik=l,l at **do* paa. Ma fling on &Nada" EMilag. 1. tam lama as Olasaamer aa !Rem I N 7.2 A rflnandasall ?la dlaisader i za i d 01. 10a. sad *nod mad times sr. IA mad b. sot oacmtar traaderabla A OONN tad.edf SRAM Is ash pamader. fralltelldAlt Protected by Royal Letters T how sr r,....t.m. nil yarnroi by the eillgt i s i l •• de Rs& Salo le Miali. sad like Warta Whips el . =AY wrir . lag l iter. ord ashauMss 1a Ili Awe 2 .. smog* sod eillidir Um es law bo Wit .i ollielegs4 le 1 1 41770172 • pollee WI I'llamar No. ;le Me dee fin OM dos of illeinholl 41111. 1• A ..m...d..... T 0....... Nee at! 1 1 : 1 ,.ale Odd If IM• re ark sod et oil alonAllle ea Os Met table wiliest Ilkilr me lig 1 - 1 - , 6 MM. Offlooll...• law arms la dee et 31... = 1 ::1. 4 1. : NW la a law Irb.lyby eee. le a ming of a is. ; 41.1184 Is4s mi "Istrqd 4Viatanteirs". 11"6"bighl&sirebla a• 01:4rktreciwa..trae,amIliMr4 Li.: Alb.t 'SHIPWRECIED FISHERMEN sod MARINER, ROTAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. The SEVENTEENTHSEVENTEENTHI%If - t am A . 6°. ' LnbushmL lll 4EIIEO will be held 101.1 or With. a Rooms. Ring evert. M. Janos's. TOMORROW, ErWay, the 30th May. MM. The light Hoe. Lord GADD°, M.P., vlll take the dab or 2 reelcdt pretesety. Admind BO Edmond Lyons, Elan., 0.C.8. ; the Rev. B. Manic. of Weetmineter ; the Rev. George Prolth. Cbanisin of the Radom' Mow Popir, and other gasiiman. have praialud to Wm pert el the meeting. Ladles. gentanain, and Ine Moon of mem Aftellny, me 10 0 190- full/ invited to Gird. FRANCIS LEAN. ILN.. I lbersindombelv. Irmlaml - bfklEe• Becavtarg. eIASINO DR VENIBE, litet Holltan.--Grand V Rztra BOA aad Sada Da.. RALL. le etWatillan of HER DIA./RIMY - 5 BIRTHDAY awl C O N CLUSION of PIIIIOR k ial: RYAN IRO, ISsy SA Tao illinataatiout wale dm mata character, eanalasa RBA towtHatama atialeal=a Blo ‘ 8 " 1 the Warier Ismallgas mill samailsaietaaao m i s laospl44.—lli .M. Badera =1 . 1 . 3 , 0 ima woollies lialr e ela sk As ono Obit assmaria YAW iorlaulasto at tour.-11aadanova la sag ame. 9.4 Nam Ir. 6d. aid. 0111 PEACE It EJOICING.—C A LI) WELL'S ABB EM BLY 1100M11 will Mepos from 100'030d we 3 fors OSAND E 6 D 11113,3111%. co the row grand soak sod the ooloodlA lo loraloos .• owl on On slot of she hal rosoloo TH 111 LYNN 1340. 11•3 22.—Adodoloo lo—Disootnot. Bobo. R. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, rm robe of , be, par 7biroi=kalf .ria ; lbst mu. by Di. . et Lembo le am le aim of dy/IbuT by Dr. ,s 1 tobry. only. Amy MARK YOUR LINRN.—The Pea supersede& Wnomad raryzi,. sad WA Akal et waft llama. aatoa, rearas boob. or wadi, so as la pima rho Medlar Ye al Mr wailOaaaaa Me Oa PAWS MI PIA We Aay jaws me am dm vill anar—lpolld la ; arme ak fa; eil amboa b. ; auk Wilm" Xsoi r ..reCtre4o_,, 31 / 4 1 Ve= 8.4 . bowsitor mil sok an elm from IL o pones a =ammo. aromary la espy sAllma eI ORDINGS WATIRPROOI I B Sr. the beet arames. ieedeta st r i. warm. NM on eh Is me spermar WI same ot Or star, rsirperlo le Ike bra So = . °errors Mks ege meow mete err es • semema rogrelog sr te Imp ardor DiMisien a krer bi ldr e am le sr =rm . 1 a. arb,ar Ma per verz .bw ilgramere it J. O. arrant'. 1111. Ilarol. ill=n •44 THE BUCCEBSPOL RESULTS .1 the lest heN maw Oen proved beyond ipi= la te BOWLA3DIf MAOAMILUI OIL perm. peeellidg =Li= erdot h rersen is iod Inglemime et ir i vir Ta l .T. u.. „ ' a r=ad. b.: eeq•Alrer neeilL Lea. O e d t hit'— =ls mi te i titn i IOWLAJID sad " IS. lielleararea.= ; end ilueleessed INAVY'B t ORIGINAL DIAMOND CEMENT. Wfjonts.Visalerri7A. stiD a rT =V. - tiollilloas lb. nab as sigli 2. libr CS and= um 311 fr w MalMsmiL • et la mi... inl i pN bade. IhilliiiMMl KR HIVEB.—PRIZE MIDAL torattled to G. ""literitratollar UMW V& Mk 1111/cal t hi cr heprevernmeisq&am p lei lappersi .8816441.8 sad prim sot mart Ar o. rBBB,-0. 24E10118001 888 011. 111:8. R ICH CLOTHS at greatly REDIICED PRICES. Abode anspires of tbe terniesiles et Ye vac a = . 7 be to SOLI/an AltrroM,... e==. REBI3I/10.C.ABES.-M Mr. MMUS ISTA. RLISIMUITII.ALL*4•44her4. If• 4. Orprhl OD tau& Wilmer Brl b r . p l e dnik m•••• la SMOG CAM. werk-bms. evlllivism, drodat NM sem hide of ullft er Wy. sollable low • shZdeprehrh• hr =NM nombelons = l.. isile MM.. asibry. answ. aim% poslajw• slreg•llhip Pb• ••••••• harrprbio impel at ell he vi• raw Phew at he Brosilrarert Mimillinsm hr M s oh ew rap. wo e s. helm. se 4 s varldy el Widen HALF-A•CROWN is Dow the pries of good Comm ta 61b. bye, tbe Wereiteuem of the rad Teat fic= o. (ktga Oreibb ta bonf. at JA pa. lb.-0. Orme DRAY and Co.'. AGRICULTURAL CARIB, Le.. Vpser ressmodons. mar Lteice-bridge, CRYSTAL GLASS SHADES. - THOMAS mmintor d zom e • WHITE EIIiDEIV 7 the op pima al alshaibia owl wet. small Md awl a is lit. the obsel. maw mod Olt &sad a. shined/ elm Ors ado. Alp, puha ma u rolled ; &at. in MO Ma aim in& reifiriaMo l igiref. f°l "ilig READING SAUCE , Isit Irak Gawp, Cimies, Agrosu b limb il li """ s l i e Willitutt ...« ...x. ow pa the pa: s tisi by um EPT ir 41 = 4.-67 - =AA Lg., - le Pilla rildr .i.i. lib M i t sosoli=abings .4 rim. ' . asi "as Ur sal sod lasi of midi bottle ; wtthoes Oft awes are asidra. rIIIIRRBHIIVB KASHMIR FLANNEL .1 4 5. x sums ovisooAre. left Twaid,=4 .4 Cl... T as. km/ ca. WaYikaaal. Mrs/ Weft OIL sadOr Weall las megaggillijkirlin rat dm., holm . ; 1 1=1. =samar Mi kr mg per pose appelamei le hrworded on mu STDRKEAM TROUSERS sad M. warm Ilisrhaa—Mb• Orkehmi miht= d a m. lll =rlte hrtel be et /11. Jai *lSt mehaillest ale slew maim limeie to the MOMS et.) tem oteoha ... da re . l7 . 7krhoe. Ihreaero. LeVete ftese. is.. bee. DARR'S LIFE PILLS 1. non otionnisd PIN lona la sit iffid 'Midst, Ulmlndus of to oar of wernellan nor corn AR Mho an Inn Jellolotny bags .Ma. aka to non Woolen et to =sin andiine on, Illon Baniens.=orippot l l44=.4lVrtl i , utz. °6• Degonn "al t Mph*. Ind evianit Fair la the Inn. Otwd. Final lan Min an itind oh ea twinning woo* druid maks Midis trlni of M l easeEnnt. linents& Ind tnonontil MYia 11/1 kw PARR'S LIFE PILL& Sold by Nbar atalle hennas sad Moan= TainsO t sad onotatry. la bean vela ltd., ts. nL. art w ...b. Protested Ip Ar anist..a ..or k .... S tit i vonalemil 'Fn... is anted u. BORE of ENGLAND HERALD of PEACE POLKA, at email at Ws Rata M ko rposa fbma tp alm, 'Nth Otaad Na&sal Clam la =esisinikir an.6" :2 l k iar g waktoar lia laW4 a V ag as Woco aa 42in"lial" WoNNNA • aa gft" Lam' Loa Wit Repadiaty, 41 4.6 Albtala‘ to bolas Natimi NAT PIACI Y CROWN the LAND. Prim la Nan at tat Rams with tathatadaat of opium& 11W NOVIIL irldriford to be lad es all P ERU o;or do Cason alif u rearquesses ce • • Tab far Ss Tam la Sada Ilk baelalarff. It b basabod b In a= S yr mama ii‘ Is base be ...ad Tho boot Is aed wilt Ma. 210 *my a lismilloVilifiek wlisk afs.r be his a loot mono ba. sibmpt 114 Z . Wiligall Ape dab. abaila ii vez.4 .4. l .„,, v ....1be .., a. sellw i tsa tellgraajt " • reijim ai r r e " am ist r ieilea. -tili nbe Ibinehls of Ihe Tribe mreiii paisisa. =NB "Mee al usessollul=r l r . his lodise: Ike •as WON =flirt/um be lietiale&. . sad Oa.* flanill. j a r. OULVERWELLII .4 II4RDIC I L WORKS, ; GUIDO TO SMITH; at. Mai to las. DAN, sat Avoid. LIOTTIII TO TOUNO M. HOW TO V. SE HAPPY. IV 11101 AL LID PHYSICAL ELWYN/NT OLIMIII v. OE SPECIAL DISIMUSIL THI INSTITUTES OF suasuokusa. 'II. DIM AS= OF WINTON. VIII. TININAZY DIZANONHENTI . 11011 . OONNTIPATION. /111110111114 Tole bed d lbsnreed. PaErrowissp.w Asa d N. PAshord OuNirwell. Arna-vlsis. LosuaLewess. Mho ma M .oriel bib. boo Iv TARE NORTH of RUROPR STEAM NAV 0 tTION COMPANTII Systerre STEM Pll IPS all her borate Wharf , renarag sad preasere Me &or her Rarer ire Toward sad 1. me roller : lee .' PITIMPRUEO TOWN. lay 30 and Jur 13. Cori It II AOEN, May N.I. Joe 6. xed 11 STETTIN. May 10. Jame 4. and 13. DANTZIO and EON 1 tidirElto, Junes, aad 19. rairrililley every •eek Inr Torre, Ph ovnuei, overarm ai Poe Pt. Porn} ore, Matra. and Knorberg every forager Perarn and Soren by We rote of 11 °Mar the kraal advaateer VINO a N S O of xn if !IPA of PEA NAVIGATION. VINO of the POUND DV Or EATING of a PART et the INSURANCE ea GOODS. Pee tartar yaerrelare it to rpreeenk lam err tree& MO I ......ii IWO Y at Ihe comma's oar, M Ere Wriarootreet, Loa& art tn. tv. to Ni. C. M iser.!, Moveorrart , Tor Few IL Pesernant awl all other Hank Pere. le Moon. asil 00.. 11. bares poen . art for privapte sad tam Y .J. L Padack, 314 a, Ot ford sure'. W. P. ANDREWS. Ideread traMer COAL DEPARTILINT.—B Berm sad Mint bui tig.. • ir usegril. Eirizspa, LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1858. F RASER'S MAGAZINE for JUNE, 1866, Print kit : • Milano* la Manebenter. Night Bone at Plat LBW by Menebener Man. Earn nod the Parllemeniee7 D. Ruskin on the Ancient and the beta Modern !beta—Hamer end Deans et heath Itesnentie Lin Tenn) eon. rating. Team ?tee The Oran Question. Ara Art of etory.Telnag. gon Ponder Aetroncsay. Bate Coventry. Edited by the Au- Ponied Iturnination, thee of " Oland." Conch- M. bloatateenbert, John Wake , Orator, endJetut Murray. Pr•ltaphaeHtbes trout Mersin • tonne of View. London: John W. Pert . sad aaa. Want &nod. Thir dor, One OUTLINES of MYTIIOLVdt. By a SCHOLAR or Tamer oouron i Drams. With en Account of the Charier to end Origin or the Paean Rellgloor, entrootirA by presolmioq from the Writings or the Archbishop of Duate. nod Qusetlone Lnedon : Jobs W. Part.. and Poo, +net Siren& nag do 7, 8010. I. sad II , Oro, A ea, 'STORY of ENGLAND. from the Fell of Woloty the Death of Elisabeth. B 7 Jmus AnllOllT rlOOOll to N.A., Mt Mow of Ittotor Coßte7. Bewt. Looks : Jolla W. Purim sod Son. C tot Btfood- FIRST ITO r 1 IRST LIMBS in ni ll372lltßY. By Dr. Aural J. Hawn Laurie In Cbscalairy al (W. s WatW. t.. : Jals W. padtar and Son. wan Blrand. MORISONIANA ; tit, Fitiiiy Adviser et the Itrltlab Ceases of Health. If eve rail. Loaded. By eu Moslem the HMO. Peke dd.. or 7d. by mat Addzem " British Oehep at Health. NIIIMed. Landes." L LOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NBWB, BOW W DOTIOL•11 JERROLD. AWACS lIRRILLY OIRCIOL•TION—Iona d MAL • ORLY PAC T l ir ADVIIRT It combine SIXTY OOLUMlkApiellecL - ERY LATENT IR TILLIOIRCI. prism Tworwros. sr nneriess balk al may Nom •ffiesser argot from LLOYD. Rilklaerholsw. I••Ro• WANTED-A WALPOLE. We weal Horace Walpole to describe the fiery Isetivities of to-eight, or wither to tell us about the people—we wean the somebodies—who will ban new new. As for the sine amount of the exhibition sad of the crowd—that will be written is a hundred ad wirabie ways. Bet owe would like to have sonothieg of mother sort—sue of old Henee's deteriptive bitten, for name, I. whisk the people are utterly ignored ; the sight, whatever it is, priniesely tolerated, and sone half rostra Walpoliaas wade the real heroes of the whole nese. It would be an edifying entrust to the graphic woonony of the day—ths oil sir seeseoes writing that has come tato Assent was. I detest suppose that •aytkiss of the Honti•a Mad will Meet dews fog the edillostioa of posterity. It is oely is • letter that ass would leek fee it, sad these are ao letters wow. Cheap pestap ha• 'multiplied the ameba of learn • theasasd fold, sad destroyed letter 'rides. Whoa as epistle wet • shilling, people wed to wake it worth • plass ; sow that it tests • peaty, It is seldom worth a seat. Tea wady gerbils the .swags, the ballasts, the love, the lees the ..Nisi—tbrest it iota the weaelteroas envelope s wed Use it into the Web Misr hos, to be pelted sometime Seim What a different moles t ion the old es* I—the Yap Asst. the seat head, the testate* over width pen etendeseeded to Imitate fora sleet*, so es to give it a plat, the poeterlph In the folds, the artful seellag, sod the reacted pestle. " Ifee'll see 511 the bows in he paper I send yes," does duty for everything, estop( that sbieb you huh say for yourself. Bus the ladies, I ea told, bays let off writing et soy greet length, selfish Is pity, for letter writing It heentielly a feraisint ansomplish nest, sad'oolte se useful sad good for the eyes ea ratting millions of holes, sad sewing then round. _ _ Horace Walpole would, for the lost fortnight, have his. proclaiming hie intrados to go out of tows until " the m/ley folly" should beam. lam not quite dear os what aide of prlitice he world hset been,hed to formed oart of tie present political oda pedrida—using tho secoad word se origiaally derived from purrside He mould sot ham had ennsaterse enough to take its pleat of his namesake sad representative. His own party mists, with its specially ill-flavoured shame- Whiles, se strong avever,tmt I think his vanity rather than his honesty would hove prevented his worth's/ with that set now that public °pinkie has 'banged. He would hate sees no us in being an independeat member, th■t is to say, a member who answers to its w►ip relic On the whole, probably, Lord Palmerston would have had him, but with an coesekmal protest aphid his lonthip's •Dole policy. But Ist that is it may, he would awaredly have dewed dm war, the pees, the treaty, and the fire works. If owe were to try to imitate what Its eight have writers, it would be rely to gim the stupidest readers the opoortuaity of saying, smartly, " Very like; all but the wit." pan t ai, I iatesded to Weeps tho hollow rojoiciags fora hollow poen. I atesat to go doss to Strom berry lull, shut all say wisdoms, sad draw ail say curtains, Gad trusted to oxalate the sight sad sosad of ',very *My squib. Diis olasf Mum. Hoary, who is gam to Paris, had loft Si his hoses (whom whitlows, sahappily, look apes this Park) emditiosally M my remistag the Dachas, Lay Bab, tho Travasims, Oharloo Boehm a so llama, and all tho indor Yale party (witches of Hader, to soy so won.), and a tribe Weide, who know not Sou ph, and 'boa losoph did sot waist to know. He obligingly this to mod of this., b.kr. consulting one, and so I was plisad, for it was hereaiblo, homer's doligh , ful, to Won, soder the eirestastasces. I bad oso hops loft; my old friend Blared, bat like all Bleeds, ha kept oat of the way when he might lime been useful. I was pertain'', wall, sad there was no mere to be said. I had to endure the folio and the fireworks. I did not stir out all day, ea apt for tee initiates. when I went into Borkeley-strost, to see hew the Wes, VOW op. It would be a ling time before be eseabd let ►imself be illensissi after the fashion of Crammer aid Latimer. However, he did what he weld, and his coloured lamps were pretty and apostolic. Than I as.. beak, through the rabble, bat with no gnat injury swept to a couple of one's senses, end found the liven, and Lady Bab, and some more (to tte is a brass river !), estab lished in the beet plum at my—that is, Henry's win dows. Pointed oat to the girl—who Is really pretty, but with so mach seam ea one of her father's gallipoto—the eela bee. of people who ought to have no eyes bat for eac► abet taking the places of people who bad eyes for the rockets. Isitalapia blacks& bat gave so signs of moving. However, when their betters creme ia, I made a simmer ma- s sane than say of oar thick-skulled eseasanden have wastrived throughout this rascally war. Jodie no, now. I pro/aimed, Sapper upstairs.' L'Ammosor and Psyche, and sem of the 'then, I sow.' being is the habit of nipping at sine o'clock, bit; and a miterly leak messiest seated the dear Dashes and ny own loves is the pine of boathr. They had I bees terribly frightened by the mob, for the police, It semi, instead of stun/tog to their duty and clearing a way ice the cartiege, were (oldies the crowds, and m ooning windows, eau the ~hem (who, I suppose, poor fellow, was desalt) nearly charged a who's squad of 'Mies Merin. The howling sad hooting were forottious bet sox people bath so image for snob more, sad so left their renege to the gods. The firework' were as posited self the seleek's of the 'alai/ate depesded up= their going of to the thenthat, end the wanton declared then dolisdoae. I saw little of than, rimenbering Bt. Aagelo, and also hawing to brew see Reseal paath, 'bleb, you are to believe no, 1 node, end the Virtues draak, sad extolled Mrs. The shouting of the rabble when their eyes were particularly dueled sane op lite waves, sad aided to the (Ilia of the these ; ►ut the Destine bad had enough of welt wises, and thought they should be pre vented by the pollee. However, ass any say His, Mob pays, in part, for the spoilage, as/ may he allowed his royal plaudit tapes sat► ma/obi What occurred to I P/Igarliak was that if half the powder welted that night had been used in the siege of Bthas'opol is the maser that ' Coaway advised, the place soak lath bees ours a year ago. But then one no as. In HMO'S, SO I made the woes drink, sod Ned Travails. mug linsett elionevu,l and Bomber irsaalard thee, ludicrously, to Ned's wrath, sad the Dasher was nyettlied, her less► being of Stratford•atte-Beire, sad I was heartily glad whoa the rabble cleared away, sad the wrier. 'Geld be get up. Bat what a luesteble state we ore an is whs. ea hour sad a half of squibs can wake a anti.. forget two years at nsbaisasgsd war. Tom harm sr, I hays as hypocrisy—with Boilsonfempek sat eAse—re eAst; but it will not do to say these things before fools, by which I mesa the majority of one's fellow creatures. By the way, I must 'amnion a capital thing my toasts Tom mid to the holm. Lord Groby, who was put into aloe, you know, at tbs special desire of the paternal and tre mendous Duke of Blundell:are (' was not that thunder r) was very indignant, the o•her night, with poor Clipstos, the old admiral's son, Lr a speech he made in flavour of the right. of assittent surgeons, or some each rubbish. Lord Oroby was not untwist with speaking do Agri en bas, as his rank might have Justified, bat he was almost abusive. Tom answered him, and effecting to Intercede for Clipston, en du mead of Geoby's Immense social and ether advantagesa voted, pleadingly, from Pope'. Homer, As aged geo.god, father a/ Ida Ilse, But 'ova alums the leered same of tittle: The totems reveresse with which he shoat whispered the 111111114011 to old Bluaderbere, wit better thaw earthing 1 ever see now ea the sapid stage. Bat to rears to the Its worke—so—l do sot think Haar* &Whig( sore to say east then, eseept that the Duetting hard a fellow is the crowd ask soother what the illuslaated V. N. akeast peas.' aid the same. aria Yawls walled read Nothing '—bst. mitre wow. I don't believe her graft heard scything of the kind. Adios,—my head ache will soden nearly am long as the paw." B. B. THE DERBY DAY. The first notiosable circumstance eonneeted with t►e Derby Day of 1666, was, that it witsassed a more °fended assemblage cm the rumours, than had been known sines 1640, when Little Wender satonkised the knowing ones—who are so oft.. takes In—by winning the raw. There eartekly wee a prodigious owitowee of pewees assembled ea the Downs yesterday : and how they all got there must haw been a weeder to any one not seqsaisted with our wrlform means of transit. There was, of name, the rack of resussitetad stage coaches, funeral economy smawyeaces, slabs, superannuated onialbusee, and seeds script carriages of every hied, at the Elephant ad Castle, the bland oondnetees Weak( the paosera•by to "try the rood," sad the toes owameated with the whole population of dieeerdsat begledom; frantically essaying every possible misty of malitly Is the Taira hope of performing the . Orphism' :km for the old road to Epsom. Bat, se a general rule the wayfarers heeded sot the blast of the charmer, blew he ever so desperately. The rail was the flied Ides, sad, eenesquently, the stream Mooed steadily sad roadie:timely oa to the Loodon•bridge atatlonorbere every possible urremessist ►ad been made to transport the legiess to the Dowse. Talk of the slink. milieus eta. Preen army, they are merely light con peeks, compared to the demo masses that c►urged Omagh out the messing up the railway platform, and whenever a trait arrived broke ap Into detachments, Wahl the handles oldie oarriage doors, when about thirty regularly fought for possession of a menpartment that meld reawaken; hold els. The ofileials interfered, remonstrated, implored, bet ell to so purpose. The universal Jobs Ball bad deter. raised to me the Derby, sad railway Akins, and railway accidents were equally the obiette of his contempt. As I first the light weights hod decidedly the advantage in the terrifle struggle, es one would get la through a carriage window, sad another over the roof, bat ones the deers were optima mantle gravity began to tell. One geatlentae of coaketable dimensions set the example of what may be best described as the korieictal short move meet, throwing himself recklessly is 'pis the trot 001111480 of I derriere, end leaving the au epos them of wrangler his subsequent scoommodatlon. The sample was sees followed by others in similar eireurastamma, sad with similar messes. The arriagos moved on, there was no remedy, and the eosammemes was that some of the travellers had the appearances of cigen that bad been packed damp by the time they arrived at Epsom. !Suddenly imbued with densooratie notions, the railway mthoritke bad for this special fussiest abolished all distinction of clams, a that varietal young gearless's, got op for the Derby wholly re seedless of exposes, eta toned themselves seated fa a luggage truck or a break van, amid a complay embreelag nearly all the various grads of society. This we think might be managed better. On the French railways, the Versethes, for lastest*, wbleh often has to secommodsta as Brest crowds at the Epsom line, there Is Constant class Am non, and distinct eetrences for every elm, and the sous %mace is that ladies mueslis the line in thowande, whereas ' , at London Bridge yesterday there was scarcely a basset to be sea, the fairer porno's of the creation having evidently been frightened sway by the remembrance of former tunas struggles. The 'tend noticeable feature in the day's proosediap was, that anther Ia the trate nor ea the wens w the &lightest allaafaa beard to the even dui trial that bad oh- Primd the aunties of all Loadoa—probably all England— for the wenn' fortaight. Although the maw, ladivi dual priaapaUy sencereed had bees a sporting man, sad that his whole dreadful SW had arisen oat of sporting t r . se ti os a, = o bey wafted to tuner or care &anthill abut him. So absorbing wee the haziness of the day—so weeantrated was the anemia& of every eau OS racing earth, sad betting books, that no see had a thought or word to throw away on the great criminal trial of the csatery. " Two to one," " tea tonne," " seventeen to two," sad se on, formed the whole conviweattoe, until we rosebud what is jocularly called the reenowss stalks°, bat which in troth hawse a jemmy to be performed as important as the odd eta miles from Balsklava to Sebastopol. Two or three miles to walk up hill, wi k the ground soft and Singh, was rather Wiling, so goes after the beide of Load on-bridge,bat ewes ecompeasation was to be fawn to the dslightfal sad re• hashing enders dna meadows that garnished right and left the rank lam that led tortuously to the Downs. The raise had gassed the gram to spring ap as if by magi., sad the brilihust unreel of battening and daisies with which an had Malted It, was went balm to the many eves of the smoke-dried Loadonera. The spirits roes seder the stimalas of the pare omen of Epsom Down and people, as they tradged vigorously along, forgot that they wen Rot twoposay postmen by profession, or wager psdrstrians after the proper ptelisaleary wane of training. What can be said of no Roane, ever the same Ia itself, ever new sad smiting to Its Alton ? There was the same difficulty of approach, through myriads of unhorsed who and towhee, the same readers of Dealing's immortal misname l the same *Maly browsing donkeys, the same thimblerigean, glmise, as/ old women. Opposite the Derby Arms tias was grasp of align meledists seemed persistently beat ea continuing no somart which they had sommeseed the preview year, sad oa the mane Itself the first thing that Wrack es was the saws human pyramid of daintier acrobats, the top am looking so permanent and composed as to he evideatly a Were and as institstioe beyond all doubt or gentian. ha the frost of the Grand Stead Men was the same boost of heftier books, the same Babel of tongues, the same wises and sere immersed wantonness. _ . . . The alterastive of wealth or want l led the whole &too splierr, sad every cme was sliest, oompr.ssed, sod sirloin wider its WILMS,. The Bread Stead I. the bourse of the reessourse: people p there for business not pleasure, sad mere mosey chassis hands within tic precieste la ea* beer they would heap any conthestal escheats piss for a month. Those who p for pleasure mad to see the rear take poseresion of Beraard's, hard by, whish, etaadlag right over the ',Maier post, 'ennead& the pretest platers of the mane that ass be 8008 from say 'lngle position. Let as sit down st the top of its light of wood= stays, sad, having lint assertained that a shower is not ha paeans, watch the moving past:trams that rolls slowly backward end forward at oar feat. There p ladies la clouds of muslin, sad with parasols as gay sad varies' as the lower show. They appear and disappear like the stormy petrel oa the oust of the Wove, aid esem as if they would he swallowed up by the bleak wiles hum billows that sarronad them. Bat, as. TM emwd b as !ARUM crowd ; above all, a Derby crowd ; sad everythlag Is goad lamosr, dieapliae, sad poHteaese, TIMID OlOseidiers is every variety of uniform, but Rookies a meleashely maternity of 'ism, the gewalae Brom beady sad who eta fail to moguls* the mart brigade of 'Worms' clubs la every variety of the seat mephitis . Derby whoa% from the darkest km tweed to the lightest Welsh flannel, relieved by Girlie hate, and neck cloths every one of which is an original Idea. As the pie tare rolls on, appropriate lanai/ ia hoard, and what music! As indescribable cripple chianti an inamprehensible ditty, an Italian emulously grinds a stentorian organ, venders at various articles rpmt the manes and prices of the , r wares, bells ring, and betters vociferate the odds. We can diatin- rash nothing ezectly,but get a perfectly satisfactory flavour of every.hing, and the mule and the picture harmonise wonderfully together. Anon an Irishwoman—a decided credit to her country—shouts an unmistakeable solo, and all other sounds are for a moment hushed under the spell of this Alboal of the neetouree. Gentlemen anxious about their adipose accumulations step before °lnoue looking . . . braes magidam to be weighed, sad admiring crowds ion; Miele. rimed them as they blushiogly receive the alarming oertificate marked " Sistine stone throe." Open caeri eses,with four horses sash, and filled with gaily-dressed com pany, ars ewe snaking up The Hill," and a pony Omer ton, dashing madly on, ezeites a momentary alarm. Fresh incident. now begin to impart fresh vitality to the scene. It is close apse two o'clock; jcokeys as carefully wrapped up sa:Anteboen babies in frosts nishte lit across the smarm sad make fer the paddock , sad the keevies ones shout their names familierly—.. That's Tenepleinan"--" There goes Day ; he's a partictiler friend of taine"—and " That mast be Osborne." Nobody recognises Aldcroft, the man who afterwards won the Derby. Two polleemeal are mew midi the most devoted etteatioo ito an innocent looking youth, who in a fit of abeam bad helped himself to a gentlemaa's pocket-heindkerchief, and people sagely observe that they had fortunately left their watches at home. " Clear the worse," the little go is about to com mence, a single mile is to be run for the Epsom Town Fists. New the august Darling himself is to be seen mooted, like ea sawr r, on his lighly trained giraffe, and followed by a meshed* in pink and green sad bias jackets, the candi dates for the Town Plate. But this is nothing, merely the orators before dialler, end only Denis; to give zest to the coevessation, like the noels at the opera. We are see roanded by a perfect phalanx of adepts, end, be it observed, that on the Derby Day every caeca the grmand is an adept in horsellesph. There is no flinching, to hesitation, every one is positive, professional, sod oracular. ° Wentworth is a good horse if not too weak in the flank. He's in Scott's stable." This observation is always soasmpanied by a tee modestly knowing wink. " Fangetto would do, it he's not for big. He won the Two Thousand." " Fly-by Night is a good 'an Hall's right, but whew he west for the Two Tboasand he hurt his hocks." The maker of this sagacious remark is at mute instilled an oracle, sad so the talk goes on, the annoutcemeat that Weathercock has won ereatlng but the =ellen pn gible ripple of ezcitement. Bat now we approach the reel begin. of the day. It is just tau minutes to three, and the mune is being cleated for " The Derby. ' The pollee farm, the crowd gives way, sad in five minutes, tar as the eye en mob, the nurse geese bounded by a broad green girdle, the mosotony of which is unbroken, gave by the prescriptive dog, who, cent to Dlr. Darling, Js the meet ancient and permanent ornsmsat of the mum. Taos, the preltaisary canter, nand which the crowd 'warm I. agate, then seethe, eleatasee, and the horses, 25 thorough-bred', are off to the atartiag poet. " Hats off!" "There they go." "No, It's a false 'tan l" "I saw the leg fall," and fa a 'anent every man's nose is buried la his card. "There they go!" "What a pretty state l" and eyes are simian' after bias and red, and white aid French gray, avid black, sad onage, esti' all the Golsen are fumed aid mind up in one mem to the eyes of the *g elled gnus. The hones sow disappear bolded the hill, and the MUMS! of a haedred theasend voices, subdued by lateen 'schemes; rise 'lowly, and rests heavily os the air. The bones emerge and approach the inner. " Fassolette makes the ruining." - &ott's lot leads I"—ead now they seem for an intent as if all draws up in Bag settee " the opener." " Fly•by- Night has it I"—"Fassoletto Is inereasiog his lead !"—"They are all is a leap, by Jove !"—.ad so they seemed to be for half a minute, as eternity harassing for the Derby. Hye toned keeling, shoutiog, swearing, watching, straining, are saw the order of the day. The hone" approach, the earth shake' ander their wild tramp, sad everyoug finds breath to say that" The pace la dreadful 1"—" Good horses I" —"Noble nee r-.. Anybady'graos!"—" White's ahead!" —" Where'sWentworthl" Halo answer; "Nowhere." " Birdn-Hend has it l"—" No—yee—it can't be possible; harm, Ellingtogra the little weeder of this yea's day." Is accordance with the cutout which has of late yeas been established, the Derby was the wend race. The lan gored event was no goner decided than the interest and ex citement w►ich had bees previosely displayed, swelled to their height. At the lest momeat a powerfal demount"- ties was made aghast Wentworth, who was ultimately de prived of the " premiership" by Lard Derby's Psuolstto. The quotations which we ban appended to the result of the nee will sufficiently Want, the latest movements. We lave elsewhere described low ohs rase wee rum The means Lt Ellington created a @enmities, albeit it we. not unespeeted. Yesterday is the remarks os this wefts; it was stated that 1,000 to 80 bad bees takes twelve than about the hone; is fact, despite his two defeats—one at York and the other at Chester—the confidence of his party was seemly dinsisished, and he found many, through thick -and—thin, supporter'. The heavy ground, too, ulna's tiosably served him. His priacipal bookers, Kr. J. and 3tc, H., are the lsrgsst winners, and his trainer, who always 'zoomed the highest *Osiris about the horse, has aim throws la for a g od stake. Ellingtoa was ridden by one of the Catillffelli sad most determined jockeys of the day. Yellow Jack was agile destined to reap the somewhat her tea ►omen of sesesd plats. He km thrice ran seriond, wiz., the Two Thousaad, Chester Cup, and Derby. By the way, the result of ths ran showed what, In toff messes, is sailed "in and oat ranniag." Bird•in-Hand beat Winston sully at Cheater, yet he la "nowhere" la the Derby, whilst Fazitietto, who defestad Yellow Jack for the Two Thousand, appeared unable to compete with his old antagonist. Wentworth amid not pt nearer this smooth or eighth at the finish. In fact, the despised Aleppo, who war sent to seeks the raining for him, but the pick of the Denebary stable. In addition to his Royal Highness Pesos Albert, and Primo Frederick William of Prase" and mite, we notiood amongst the distisgaishrd visitors Lord Derby, Lord Anatomy, Lord Wasiak, Lord Bismuth, Sir M. Farquhar, Colonel Pergolas, Captain Eeslys, Hos. H. Fitzroy, Hos. G. Fitzwilliam, Lord Glasgow. Lord Granville, Mr. 0. Grains, Captain Machismo, Mr. H. De. Vans, Colonel Newtem, Mr. G. Payne, Mr. H. Read, Captain Canna, Lord Jobs Soak Lord Strathmore, Mr. P. Cockerel!, Lod Wilton, Sir W. W. Wyss*, Lord War Lard Lasalle', Lord Lichfield, Lord Loodeebtroagb, Lord A. Leaser; Lord Maklstnee, Lord March, Sir Genre Aromas', Lord Hairy Thais", Mr. Charles Belfear, Coast Battbyany, Major &mot, lord Bateman, Delis of Beaufort, Sir J. II swell, But., Mr. J. Bowie', Sir Thomas Barks, Bart., Doke of Cambridge, the Hon. J. Macdonald, Sir 11. Campbell, Coliwel Camphell, Lord Chesterfield, Captain Christie, Lord Clifden, Captain Br►baeaa, Lord Colville, Sir W. Codrington, Lord Competent, Mr. J. Shirley Crawford, Lord Corms, Hon H. Carson, Mr. Byes, Mr. A Des Vans, Lord Droskids, Captain Peel, Lord Drualaarig, Sir Hobert Peel, Lord Eglinton, Hon. Leopold Ellis, Lord Enfiold, Hon. Colonel Forrester, Lord Easton, Duke of Mosinee, Lord Newport, Mr. Ooslow, Gomel Peel, DILP , Hos. Admiral Bras, Colonel Taylor, Mr. H. Willie, Mr. T. Willis, lb. J. Ives, cad Mr. Gulley niggles. BINOTJLAIL DIEGOISI AND week, eXteblslitl7.4:4;;; - 7niisssese flea Cork to it;;;;T, per the Cork iftswebly Compare verel Jesse, In de tected a sea as board dressed fa female attire ; be wee abest2l years of 140 feet 6 Webs blya, spoke wait aa Key Usk easiat. sad was of We snob% dark betr, sad fair tors plealea; be weedrsseed is • asessiele sait et female astralag Wilk bask. eertial a Wails triad esidebeed a aew emit el baniesajaiset ae4 weteesse. Oa big detested be r toed be ewe Ids sank al le els o a u z ie l=e tor kb aligehe. Os @witting broagla bile berm the Weal &seed**, ads disested kiss te be re seadal to Brbeel gaidorlisse be WI is. Is eestedy. LONDON OINIIOAL Oitirmos COMPAWI.—TraIIe milts far the yak suYrl Sith May, 8,111101. 16e. ld. (Stamped H. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. EXHIBITION OF THE ART TREASURES OP TEE UNITED KINGDOM. The oontemplated Fine Arts Exhibition in Man. abetter in 1867 is eacitisg the liveliest interest throughont the solitary. • The fillowing letter has been teemed by the imitative committee, and numerous pr mists of so operation end support have been made by the leading col- Melon and poiremore of ancient end modern pictures and stetting : .• Carlton-gardens, May 22. "84,-1 observe in the public papers of this arming an announcement of the determination cf the inhabitants of Manchester to bold en inhibition of the art tremor's of the United Kingdom in the mere of the OUSlllirg year, accom panied wit► a list of contributors to the necessary guarentea fund. _ _ _ -7 t - If the addition of lay name as a ecatributor to the amount of 1,0001. to this guarantee fund will be acceptable to the other bu been be re, it w;lt be a gratification to me to be associated with them on this occasion. _ " No man Gan hays better restos this I have to be well assured that whatever purpose the inhabi-acte of Man cheater dehberately nedertake they will carry out efficiently opos their own vreponsibility and with their own resources; and that they will repudiate, miter than weleome, the extraneous aka of strangers. Bat I vest t►ey fijt wot %Mak that Ade vixen& is le any deg se violated by permitting me to so-epente with them in the pre.ent undertaking, se I can very safely leisure them that nothiog could be more painful to roe that the supposition that the varied associa tions by which I have through life been connected with the town of Manchester are now al °settler dissolved. "I have the honour to be, Sir, " Your faithful servant, "The Meyer of Manchester, ito Ovitisiorrn." TEE CONVICT PALMER. Notwithstanding the unanimous verdict of the jury, Palmer, Immediately altar the proceedings on Ten thly, complained to the under-sheriff (says the Put), that be had not received a fair trial. The under-sheriff observed that ke had no reason to complain, sad rescinded him that all the judges agreed to the Eluding of the Jury. Palmer'. reply ware—" Well, sir, but that don't satisfy me." Dating the charge of Lord Campbell he repeatedly eimmunicated verbally sod by written menages with Mr. John Smith, his sol titer, and the consul conducting his cue. After the learned judge had concluded, he add d a nets to Mr. 'Smith, in which he anted that Lord Campbell's sum ming up was very rafair tower's biro , and that, eons*. He the jury must be prejudiced against him. He added, b the expression of his belief that they would And a verd ict of not guilty. When informed by the undercherlif, after the soutanes wu pealed, that he mast prepare immediately to return to his former quarters in Stafford gaol, he caked by what railway be was to be oonreyed—aad, oa being told that the London and N•irth-Western was the nasal sad wet direct rout*, he begged that he might be taken by the Great Wasters Railway, es he stated that he was so wall knows on the North. Western that he would he recce abed all along the line. The under sheriff informed him that his request aosid not be complied with, and he ao quieseed without any further obserestion. As it was sus pected that the prisoner might attempt to commit suicide, mad thus defeat the ends of junkie, a new suit of clothes was prepared for him, which he was directed to put on after his return to his apaiteneot at Newgate. No parson mu allowed tone him or to communicate with him after the senteatis was pseud, 'wept the ander sheriff sad the aa theritiee of the prison. Immediately after the verdict was delivered a telegraphic despatch was forwarded to the go. TOMO , of Stafford gal, requesting hint to provide goons morletios for the prisoner; and cm the arrival of the trata at Stafford, at about eleven o'clock, a • was in waiting, in which he was conveyed to W gaol. Mr. John Smith Lad Mr. George Palmer, the prisoaer's brother, are taking steps to lap beton the Home Secretary a statement of fate, mainly in connection with the medical evidence, which the, hope will induce the right hoe. gluttons% to unmanaged h.r Majuty to exercise the prerogative of mercy by mitigating the *spite! magnet. The groat& on which the appeal will be made are the socillet of medical evidence, and the absenoe of any direr* proof that poises bad been administered to the de emed. &vent eommunktations have been forwarded by various medial peaentlonen, dean, ewe of tetanus hen =tarsi causes, auempanied by symptoms similar ti thine spoken to in Cook's cue ; and, al , holigh some of , h con wisaications wen sot forwarded is time to be used at the Mel, the prisoner's friends are negates in the hope that they may have • favourable iadoseco is the only quarter to which ea appeal can now be made. It seams that, daring the trial the prisoner expressed a belief that sae at lout of the japan, whose personnel spooned te attract his attention, was not the man to return • verdict of guilty, sad es more that an ousition, in his eommanisa Ora with his ooutial cad his silmitor, allinad to this ovation's. The jury were accommodated at the London 011ere-kme. A large room was prepared for them, fitted up with .mien beds, is whieh they slept; aid they were twelve days "sequestered" from their familisia, friends, and penults. Some members of their families core admitted see them, bet only in presence of one of the officers of the court, and their dormitory was locked at night to pre vent the possibility of communiceticg with the entered world. The sceouchemait of the wile of one of the jurors leek plus during his detention, avid an application was Wade to Lord Campbell to allow him to go home and see ter, in the pusses of as °Soar of the c .nrt. Lord Camp bell, cm aseensising that the lady's health was not in au- On, said be felt bound to nfase the application ; as, if he panted it, he must in fairings CO( cede • similar favour to lb* whole of the feminine jurors, should they mks an to visit their families. On Sunday week we of thsjarers had • aarrow eseape of his life. 'While walling Is loping Forest, one of the large trees was blown down by the tempest, and fell with a groat crash within a few inches of his path; but, fortunately without doing any Byßy the saw set under which Palmer wu tried, an account of the expense of his removal end maintenance, dm., in Nswgate, Is to be delivered to the county treasurer of Staf fan, who is to pay the same. Any objection to the amount must be mad* in writing, within • al. cedar month of its delivery. The sum mentioned II the total of the 'zonate is 10,M. INSTITUTION or CIVIL ENoiNeras —The annual costessaions given by the ;resident of this institution took plate oa Tweday evenirg in Groat George street, Westminster, when the president, lie. Robert Stepheesos, gathered around him no less than 1,200 persons, many of whom wen gentlemen distinguished in !science, literature, or the ins arta. Amongst those present were—Str Edward Belcher Mr. Clarkson Stanfield, R A., Mr. David Roberts, 8.A., Sir S. 11. Pete, Sir Charles Fos, Sir Charles Berry, Mr. T. R. Crampton, Mr. Locke, Mr. George Bidder, Mr. Seunieds, Sir John Rennie, Sir W. Csbitt, Sir Jas. Ramon T t, Sir C. Fellows*, the Dean of Hereford, Mr Br rington, Sir Caseck Roney, Sir Charles Pulley, Lord Lout dale, Lord Radstock, Sir George Cayley, Dr. Lenkestir, Protestor Graham, Mr. Raton liodrkinson. Colonel Sabine, Captain Collinson, Dr. Jelf, Mr. Rends', Dr Billing, Mr. Hawkehsw, the Bishop of Si. David's, Professor lioffmaan, Mr. R. H. Sally. Mr. John Bell, Aldermen Copeland, Sir H. Ellis. Mr. Mark Lemon, Mr. P. Cunningham, Mr. Shirley Brooks, and others. The handsome suite of rooms was, as usual, decorated with choirs works of art, and oft tained also en interesting collector, of model, end repre sentations of ecientille inventions; and the arrangements made by Mr. Charles Maltby, the secretary, were so far dratted that all the objects exhibited received their doe mod of attention frcm those who were folly invade of appestat's' their merits. The comerosiome was ta every reseret • most interstice and agreeable meeting. VEOSTAIIANISM.—On Tuesday last, a lecture was delivi red at the Crosby Hell, on Dietetic Reform, by Jams Simeon, president of the Vegetarian Sec arty, Dr. Vielling hoff in the chair. Mr Shni.son after referring to the preju dice in favour of whiting customs eeeee diesel by habit, end to the wide-spread Ignorance on the subject of diet, proceeded to discuss thawing , of the vegetarian se opposed to the mined diet syrup. He held that ts• fcod consumed should boar an sleet relation to the wants of the body. Red asserted that upon this subject the most erroneous popular coaerp. Uwe existed. He contended that Os vegetarian peaches contributed to the beelth and duration of human life, thet it rendered life more erj iyable, and wee best adapted to the haws wastitution. For his own pot he bad Never par taken of animal food, although he wee 43 years of age; and be worsened his conviction Olathe wee enabled to perform • mach greater quantity of work, sod to sustain gamiest mental toil for • math longer period than he would bad he not been a vegetarian. The V. getarian Society bed been is snideness upwards of eight wean in this country; and amongst its 1000 recognised members (there being some thousands of vegetar,ans in the sentry who had not joined it sea acielety) were so fewer then from 16 to 18 phy sicians and swiss, besides blacksmiths and others ima ged in almost every sort of laborious occupation. At the termination of the lecture a vote of thanks wee given to Mr. 8:spoon, sad the proceedings termiaated about half-pest tea. The Marquis of Dalhousie is still at the Bedford Hotel. The noble marquis is accompanied by the Ladles Seem and Edith Ramsay. The Bishop of Leeds', after to:perigee:dog great benefit to his health by a few wicks' so lova at the Marquis of Bristol's residence, in Kemp Town, las returned to Landon. The Bishop el Wormier, alter a eausiderehis Say, has left Mount litercombe Howe for Loaders. Mr. Baron Platt and family, after a stay of several weeks at the Warwick Maui's', for the ben eft of the learned judges health, have takes their departure i fee town. Sir H. L. Balers has returned to Belle Vas House.—Drighrea amok.