The Express. — London, England, 1856-09-16 00:00:00

Ttt T3rpre%% I .1 'I..R . • '-LL 1 ! ~! No. 3,145.] MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' PACKET flit IPS frw ATATRA LI A.—For PORT PHILLIP rges No on tt,m titnre-wed se the 11th f fetntwrt the Ode 1 1 1.14 AX, I.tn , q inn.. long in the VA.. Iris I:lWelnk i* S k i S ligrf FCA :lILA N. CPI7I/1.411.itT. lb& fam•otrit• *hip MO .tube, lei •10.14 SCCeloni , lath sl I , .f lint . 2.1 third cia. prawn at mein*, /Um ..1 •ar, 4 in es —Yee IWO& ur le N'1,1:01.. ALL P0R:174 =AN. Ira Meists. P. TOPl . 10 Usil sad Mae. IN. LembabalkeelL FOR MADRAB Dine 4 to ri t dl from Gravemod is :th o.4her li c eety lIIT Iaps MlL ".l l4r4 . Vjalikat r aemissdada Nl hir CS iptinZrs,' V. 72, 2 a Atnviec i _..7viiZ. fre ro war !USAIR and 110:411. we. OR CALCUTTA Direst (to WI free Gravesend the etb at Ottoteel, vlooded sow ettoper ship BEN GO.. tortJAIIKS CUM Ocemanior to Wad lo the Lot tollo i lUke. thlo two quotient usemenedathets foe pro e m Ire or prooom, 4.04 to (*Ws CLARK, ar to OR Dtlit'A N. 14T, Lem& abla wets mw lIICLIOD. ALLPORT. sod MOIWA IA Lorsestoll ttrett. FOR BOMBAY Ditto, (ro soil trom Mandee ou tlr Ith Oftlobe?, ratline Portwoototh on the 10th October to outwit a.aeut-, en., One tt a...t011e. at ciao lOWA hallt chlVer eft LIPTERN MONARCH, A 11. 'me, I,eo tua* repr.to rhelonens 11aeore, Sony., Decibel', of Ittorkoall., HEN RT 'MORRIS ileac of the I ael Sakerre• Consmararle r. Thb breetiful new Chip hoe beat aecitreeteJ with oil the recent It TrovenDenta rate" elf for uo to.obu User. and raw. or Poorooloro. •ad mann 1arEd.L.4.417312/4"..7l;tialthlarjrreasillaitaire. F UR HONWEONO and CANTON (under MpW te ier Majety'• rnfenuttig• ireallt . mx44 ll4l.l rras etb =l. 9 i g u tot r Ifttle Jo Leal:ado Tmama gag)hes tre.TPlall ua ratest 101.Ws; its NTL! MIMS sal Os.. & ER the CAPE of GOOD HOPE Nagy arid t. anive. •111 ftwitched win tmisiodlitsbl. rAt= Mime mei Ilwe dip DOUrreIIIIRE. 431 Mr. JAMES STOOL ._E• )16 beadle Au Larks PA— _ cfroamear am* to lICLIOD LM T of* Nam. NUNki *tole x me elms. teeltaglaireiXl* FOR MELBOURNE (under engagement with H. ll.'s Pm 4rstina Commisawarr, sal to dal 1.4 OctOwdll, the gt.16.4Atefe0..T...,...et1PPer.141L tY A PPIATX wt . t grir j. A. so aril kn... 0 for MT daffortar . fiat P. 041.. PM= t.• t optoortuulty to *lams rad radio Proordaffa .11 h. Wk.. et frolLrar far afril—Aiddy Isareddlatel d to 131111111dIRD nod 46.11'earburtirsaiL HIERSON and TWEEDDALEB LINE of ‘lr PACKET PRIM a tint elva. .111 he denstabed s• =dor far ghti& ad" . Daltrilaa Daft. ITo .a IMelakt• loasioa . Sept. 3 Ldadoa. s ou rkinio u to, mos Rani rugs oreurnsoftlics tar yr w tar L i mfos a .4.rac• IWO le GS INNSON 'Ed TwitSPDALZ. le, "mAg1...x1 0 .0 1 . rd 7. Cogrpersesart. Con k& NEW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, &c.- 1111DDICI YOUNG owl Cob LIN L—Portase istootling roil loth, Mugs co'enlee ate teetted to tweet the merlortty et the amtw.n.ents for MeV comfort mod meg bobs eyoWbed the preemies. °miserly, sod bibb Moo lollurea l at whew ter to lest a period. The doetoorag rIS Orooellomemt is &trebled by Goa tweet 'dg Moe of ere ea tow as ea be eteeleit . 2 6. ll: Maw 'mem etc.*, are Idl7 sad welt list eoblae an Otte!, awl each Alp web. a flaky obeli: mom lalkarlag an : ow hotter to the Cut lode Melo • _ \ „ UMW Othotalne. Tor. Peet . Tom Said Nom &Southern. CO IMO t W°111•0°. sera bath. X MIMI tins . Ram ....44 KO helm nail Otago . earl X } Royal Cholla d. a. Thom.* 411 TX •addmag°4l4. Sash 26 i 2 — ' - " in hrorth.... J. flora ... ' 110 Xi • an•••• 34. ]ov.6 Lord Warrhgen X= Leek 1141 1160,both .. Zenith ... . T. Northam. XI 11db11e1h0ene ......... • Lyt. VI U E t ta Xs Lothian Dodos : Nathisie Arabella I loth- 478 06 li•bart tel. . I C l i ll. *••••••• I 111 Me l va mr , , „.,.... 1 Cret. 1 Then Ilth girdpe an all trth thaw. &lath both, and the rata of Might are oa higher than by any other roach on the bath.—Vor freight or redraw amity to 11ILDENICK TOUNO and Co.. et their Nor Zealand Colonitta Soothe. 74. , °rola. Lonion. OCURLAND ROUTL— STEAM to INDIA and INA, to, Oa rapt —TM PENINSULAR sod ORIENTAL lIIATIOATIOI 0011PAlly BOOR PA MENOI. R 8 sod,. k 4741 . 7 .. 11 =fir as *IIIIMURILLN EA N. Egypt, Ades, owl aura.. *llk* sottrrtor. Oh= so Os 4* sod IS* of way am*: far Calso NM * Omer* Or I* Et the mosa.—Pre rather do lunglo ONoo MIL Lsoirobriotral Loi s iss. itisa a Seurlowros. STEAM to AMERICA.—TR. LIVERPOOL awl PUILADELPHIA STEAM SHIP OOMPAXY Mood do nratettles Uter CtrAo.bullt Iron &row llttrolbtio Ilona LIVIAPOOL M PHILADELPHIA to f.. 11 CITY OP VANCIIESTER . ..Weastseer, Seel. 1114. CITY Or BALTIMORE ... ow, Cabin Tam 11 cobras, liodatra, sod pimp weet Wink so. maim to Wit DettOntritanta.ll IS UN ialt/Mll/1. dl beabse lbe ewe Kaer vi tsbe Woos, sod Waft/ Nowsber et Ireneeeme left Be and It.. Toot be lakes al • Oboe mi. lee Jerboa pinkelies. we leeildww • Odder ee imele WILLIAM 111111 All. I sad 13. Tenewbellibee. Lewes& LONDON mod NANTES LINE of STEAMERS mi a mml.rmliteigtv -- " , : c a,.... ,t. i-tr-o =. ---Aty j r . v.c.7 ab5t4...% (RU M iiid Ain walk es imh ter2 h ... 2Litil Zh a tt Olt awl= Il s re X I tir e z a S imam plen ..' "lardi sad p=roWlved or et @my er al ial isd ah r : &h. loit l e N e il mist =, 4. • T:0102 aarlialllPOriffitillnaltairllM PA RIB TWICI DAILY. by Ow DIA IL PACKETS, M Du=d IV i. WRO !LA PASS-UM-1U sulk Stasi we leiwpade• tee triell • lee re•• lee mid triaelel Mee, lame Dewar leapt leed•l. PA pa.. Ed every We • pm.: mil Cable ter Dew • &re every WA leame le ere lee Oft e a n s ilt cat es ap. Oben an SI elm& MO 1/41*. At gm PM§ er Leedom. I/RUSSEL& COLOGNE. and THE RHINE by the Reis) Hal Intee.—A ROYAL MAIL REAMER la m Mt lee Uter EY It every Melt tempi Asediet at MIS p.m.. see Esesl) foe WA Itlt twee reebt leser am illannteel 644.) pa Mhem Dew tie Owestd z eleeml dee. lee Wiese tea be ebietoed se the e , teeir Lemberdettiet. W tt. worm Alastry. 314 a. OsheeelleeL ITICTOBIA (LONDON) DOOKB. TO 11/IIPPRIS. The lealetelo SAM !lb Ore 1111111111 ACKICRS. SO Tor TOULON . ino LEO. J. OaA, Jms. emd 11010 Co. ITITIORS Oh RIO JANEIRO.. .1. Thermos mad Co. PARALI h. elosol DU WYATT!!! ... C. B. Harriette& AOSTA? WWI 1371 C. O. .PLend CALCUTTA WR. Lir Maya C. Mmes.' the NOW lins at An chary Screw acorn Pecteho. CRAILLIM RUCK SLINAIlETR .... COPE I N ICI'S , • RURAL VICTORIA 43e TON N !NO ... C. )1. Wm enema Madam ovstmuvle te the flames Dada TRARSIT ARRANORRANTS. 0,5. am Nenegal MMus. the TILTORIA DOCKS aad De Road fOulaseneut,lllacelea TRII • 0 eit ... ? 4,..4. 101, Mom the Deis wed the the& peat r "IV= gVht: 6 l l = -.71 4 ,1:41.d a u5au5.. the mm ' s. KWh IP bf flpen. by 13 iimiehel All rood. dellewedl .o6 MTeare, ag a le ma ltedla, OA be ivied menthe to the DINIO, abide OAS 1. very temalthiehli Ws rat of i ti NW bolo of tbe Pere of Lemke. M P Any wt , ll ',ONO se dampere &Now tie Oiseollis l tee offedod llaseremout ew% the watt te 10100111 be to Mee Bets km than the &toe teedo b l m eleer Bei Oompasies. ear oak. WM mate et the wee 04 The trued% rhoree from the Denim be dm Magda .14 be pas. 11311 b..A. me h. Stec! yard le pir lIIL kilo . " 'bola emvem4 to the Ado ken Marla ar feedliord U the mem solvate rama lik r.4 limovum!, the (*. we, eadeveshe elltedes and illellesey of t 7 Met mre 0211.e0 st very Ing TA• Kona Loeb. in eeneerle4 by psi poen of the Mariam. (Mod. Wt. 're for removal Is Mai Is me. .Tad &real from the Dore W embeeme. the wpm, of tenewle• ite throat L•oloa, o aio dunce el wbkl., deter. mod St el drew, too Owe atalbl. la hte wateafe e ' lle be beeegbe Mall eh put. al thc lat.ele to the Aip's OK /ther lalonaatLit may Le , touted se the Dad. 18. Zee& Yoe. or al tbe Norte. Cl CAIPPIit, PANX of AUBTitALAIIIpt steel by it lO .ya curt.% ma.. 5... 4. noill .- . Low4oB. M. bot i nun of Dtreetere II F.REHV 01,1 NOTICE that a HAL/- Tr:ABLY tin' WEN D of 24. per den t bled M the rate off ye (1111. ter sari as the edylal ,toek .4 the C , 7 1 :1 at. a Y YON l'a addithatabittemet .4 Leo sod Yew% Itaither IA per 'hare. or h, par rm.. per annum, will be PAID M the tonL FYI of to.. raw tee. at Yin Ohre 0 111 owl after TVISDAY. the 4Lb October sett, I t ten," the Iv urn of In sod I Waled. no tradafer 6.0. .ill ie ckettl na fdatity. tea rah Beptaabar, mil enslave ... mut the 41WOrlol anti boof become parable. Yr order of Ow Cocos WILLIAM MILLIMiLW. 8•4444447. ,THI sessonehl &salts of the lut half century kopa mead kiwi Isawka Ikea ROWLANDS' 1 1ACANAll ,„,,,.......„„,........... preen la Yr growk.PlNlMlke. WI IMprotilalla air Ss kaik.will *Wm wma7 . We laa 0W .,. It peeeealla II beta NM th e w . weak OW. elev.. le beat ewe aad lt aft, t ztrisrazikiiima II lo ap rrekelerudite n iLdi, arl liroi Mad et YIP bogies e• kw milk lea •el : aid isulls Op 6. 311 " = ll .e bAtiller riilihOrealath. rzlianarm. Lusetre4.4ol," Louise; 0.1 sr aii ,at. ND caesioi l MMs GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. - EXCUR BION to OXFORD. lbotbary. Leamington, Warwick. Rooks. ky Rtritiatimun. HandowaolkWoot ldroonsieb, Waderann, Damon. and Rolm rbampna.—On Feptentoor IL a TRAIN MU levee Paddthrton as 7.30 a.m.. Montag on Monday Wm folloarbas doll from W..lvetbamt•ton at &X p.m.. and totennediato maims as per hlo . PAW. d. .. d. Osfar4 lasedsed ....... ......... . 45 3 dderpluise mad Warwick I V - g : . 1 0 Mies umber twin Ulf-pries Ose mad art dde o f Wipes Ur Owed. itOYAL SURRHY OAItDENS.-M. ,I ULLIEN'S 1 (79110111 W WISK BUT OAS d the SEASON.— •OND APPLE st Ms POOLS etml Mks SPASSACIL— Prosnimie ei the BIM pagadsr pleeee el tie amen. "Tertrian'terdOlgageltr_taTirmsp.f 616. POSTPONED 111 TOIIOSSO w tete nth tooleal , elempers —le he P.,eie sod NW thateleseh.. Atlenlttanee, Is. 1 TIM KANN% ANATOMICAL MUSAUN, 1.1, Ovisanalnwel, taw petlaniew lob tri In a iter me We, Ind • 1411111414/ unease biereelingweelle of r a w. wow In els% ey Dr. ,ea 4 p.o. pre• als.—Atedeke. ORDINOS WATERPROOFS are the beet articles fee me; they will stead* ahem arrt M ir a t Cr i L":26 6 . 1 1•6"Te . 1 54' Te"a 60 • b cad fowling. taw se a ammo bash. W se he hew thus he Gam Deletssa= a Immo. loollik teeke arm la eras& I ej , ll . e if revoked. lalewoof ewes frees& 46 ee Nr I4very sett& amtl=l: tire et J. C. 00111010. IL Arend. eve Men treed qOALS.—By gm sad Rail .--LRA and Co.'. Bar por Mk end hem Or mew Amos of ism Ibireldaz: 0.„ ixpu. .. fi SlaWali don : 4 •tA.„7.........pitzr--" " Wr 1.8. wrafgrre MODILL WATCH.:I6, ("breps&ie. artg i r=rers.4=ll . 4 trams 13 alms sums gam maim si M _ low • INCOMIS—D the last thirty yearn hundreds „ :2g a • LE et the MAST raj rer inn tralrerlith eire Ilteig; vadat( queatinte. seas ems teas el 'dm tee an coma:men liste ma weer talsmiatko tam be either moment at Wietier.tethelhemPentewleebtnalk oh It Bt. Helena. Leanne. all air Were pr TNDIA, AUSTRALIA, CANADA Oillee, dm—Detailed et seersory OITTPfT for , Weis Asigisl Softe o.lesiee ns, sed oce p s. erged eding , te sag far er the eliestirre will, to em asCirtilese gee• = li tizaisass rd GLENN Y. Kert leap sag °mint Out. guars rat deer le Seeneselboose. Strand.-3./g. The crap horse is Lee*. ter Trembles ladle Geese Watattesta I-41M HAIR RESTORED to its ORIGINAL COLGIA yak sass, Way, sad aralsts. Ss las PATENT GALVANIC CIMINS sad NAIGINISA nab am miss sh= paV ia.. 7 M. 1 1" r a i l a 16".. .b.re Iwo ./ saw. 4I Wesaw zz Aasaa: ; Asthma & 014 .I . ls, bows; Pseassaokare; , ,M 4 aislasAssal; as. IL la....anst . jasit. ••lll4 li roless 4.l =ssl. NW. Odd by casaba AM UARRINS SPE(I ACLE4 the .Impost sad bast. el viblisegs=m• tar trim refriffask. emberwe he wiling r"9,1u4/ dellestwo aika i. sa lls= ft l ei ci p z lb wi le 1 is Se ilstimaerbra. Wilco— swift irlisseire aA R LOW ' 8 PATENT CASK STAND. NO OIDININIT DIOTI7IIB/10 IN YOUN MI. WINN. as d, si lawrze ., =zelrlved ilui= i lcalsed Ore ib ra r bla baollNWirorielbeitsrls T S . siabolal OM T Tebr NIL g u ni4a; MN NaO as e ar its. 6.......w.. 1= 4 =NJ. Oluen• Os = AIM dna. is wart 'Mk ail. NISI alien 1 U, amnia Nag be MI of IN leorsooma ba..goils.; rritLlUMMAlL—Protteset by lbayal Latin e lPalte . Tae: agbiz T y 11•74:essd silimeMe if SO "Oa ipies Onse atit r: ow. Of Ma= arr 'll =l4 Met ea Os Mew aide wllbset Olt en Mu la pries lb.. or ism era Is see for 33., ; aNd IT% Nan* oriel 116. allieese= la et Oa, awl 48. aseamws . IS. r, Music VACILSIOIL Weis b Lomor . THAI V RI . TLT. • N ils Ttn i s o d,' k: Met. 3. lAroo moils osll ID worthless lesoli AAP* perm for sow mole. Is • Pm PM reoromfoi. No word. more pm= romkal IMMos Apos lo mob" DOC T. THE POSTMAN'S X NOClC—Soast_lPAlii 11, X. Tsouros, Mos. : Iles. by W. T. Witham*. MmMapp4 MAL •• Tim wog et 11r elsp."-1 hoes, April U. ofßobert Cooks amil Co., Now Bur, .o.ft Mir* Looks. To be bed al A LAD? CARRIED HOME AGAINST HER WILL Some gossip has been occasioned at Reading, u we leers from the Berkshire Cheonicle, by the forcible csrrying off ref • lady trim the hoed of Miss Smart, No. 9, Siuth dapton-place, where she had been lodging. The lady wee Mrs. Cherry, wife of tka rector of Surglificld, eb nit foot miles from Reading, and the verde who serried her off, aided by hie legal adviser and other as:ideate, was her hushaad. It ennead that some mon•he ago Mrs. Cherry left her bushels - re. house at Burghtirld, and returned to Reading, la which tows she had for road years resided during her first husband's lifetime, and after hie decease maul her see-rad marine, two or three yeeri ago. It is understood that domestic differences led tr this, ou her part, voluntary separation. Mr. Cherry had made repeated eff wts to induce her to return to his hoed, but in rata Os Sunda idea ieg, the 81st on. of these of ate was made in a sass., so palsies a to Cline great incitement In St. Gillett Church. The reverend gentleman attended divine suiviee, sitting a few yards from the pew which the lady end her friends usually occupy. At its eontles?on he proceeded to the pew-door, and on Kra. Cherry's egret. ' he took hold of her, and compelled her to accompany him into the vestry. The visas (Mr. Chalons+) sad other g , denten hastened thither, sad Mr. Cherry made as excited appeal to his brother clergymao, se a (deed, to use his in to promote a re.anion. Thieves declined, end the lady retired alone tato the viesrage, her husband, after some hesitation, mirk" to gn t owe. 8o 'mitten good until Monday moroiag last. About 9 o'clock Mr. Cherry prcoseded, with his solicitor (Mr. F R. Slcombe), Super intendent Peck, of the borough polite, and two constables in plain clothes, fats 8 rathemptor-dreet. The two latter were placed at the rear of the horde No. 9, to prevent an escape that way, the rev. gentleman stood with his protease et some little distance, out of sight ; hie brougham was drawn tip near at band, and behind that was a cart, with a stoat lad se driver, it Is presumed to envoy the luggage. All being la readiness, the pintenienal gestlemen and the superintendent went up the Item and itaxked at the door. They were strait:id, and the door wee closed. Pee- gently owe of Mem reopened it, and sigoalledti Mr. Cheery, who rashed into the house, followed (Freely by hie wiener. All this could not be dose In so populous a thoroughfare . without attractirg some epectatln. They heeled • great bustle and coafusioa in the house, and load rerserniag. The gardener CM, to the doer and boohooed to toe emeamen. who instead, done cep to the outer gate. la the midst of the sereenting the lady wee seen to emerge into the parage, without beset or 'howl; on one side of her was the ear ldom, ea *ember tlagesistsaiest Pea, and behind Mr. Ckmn, eseledem sad thee they mammal bee, sot without eeesfiswkis Nees, e erti e lle 111111.111 M. down the reps ' At this peist the lady out la a distressed meaner, Is theta SO MI to femme?" bet Me was hargial through the from girds+ into the 'engage. Mr. Chem liellewed bar ie. Mr Peck mounted on the hos, the fgein drive up the kill towards Whitley, sad they poreseded le Bergh- MI Rectory. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1856. DRAMA. DRURY LANE. This hour opened for the season last night with &Mr.! Lytto►'s play of the Lady of Lyeas, Oaenfcrd's taws of Twin Rated, and a Ballet Divertissement. A sew entrees. Mrs. Emma Weer, of Californian and ♦os trelian celebrity, was introduced to the Drury Lane public so Pauline Descheppelles In the Lady of 40711, ►nd bee re• eeption was such as to glee every promise of a most en:- cessfol London career. She has a good mimeo, an agree able voice, end evidently plesesses eirseriesee and stage tact. The pert selected for Mr.. Waller's dlbet don not allow very great so .ps for histrionic display, tad scarcely viers to the height to which we understand the lady's pre• Westin. retch. Doobtlees in sobselvent Jasper sonatloce we shell have farther ovortnnitise for judging of the write of the new•eoaer. Mesa• . . _ time we Islay ehrestiele • very suspicion• emmusaremeat of Jar Loade• purees. Mr. Barry Salk' ♦a was the Claude M•laette, • Mr. 0. Vomit (hem the Meaekates theatre), • paratahlag and metal motor, the Beeteriiit ; Mr A. Tou•ge, General Dames ; Mr. Tilbury, Ma•e. Descappella ; and Krt. Selby, Madame D:aohop• pollee. Mr. Smith apneas to bare spared no 'ratios§ to luaus the littnlitiolll of his theatre, •ad the 'smutty le now enriched by the auession of thaw admirable attire, Mr. sad Mrs. Keeley, who, with Mr. &aria Mathews, Ma, Fmk Matthews, Mr. harry Saliva, sad the various favourites of former seam, make up • goodly amity of dramatic taut. The Keeley*, In °Lanford's capital firer, made the walls of old Drury ring whh hearty peal, of laughter, and in these two artiste Mr. Smith has scoured powerful elements of Buena. We observe that they are to appear shortly to a burlesque on Pizarro, Mr. K , eley r Pismo, and Mr. Keeley as Rolle, a cut which as warmly Lit to be p:odoetive of the richest fan. The hones wee very fall, and everyth!ag seems to promise ammo& of great prosperity. HAYMARKET. Mr. Beekstone mems determined to take the town by dorm, by means of aa army of ladies. He has had for seem time some of the most 'Wasting of our female ie. tams., la addition to the filpeafsh daimon. A few der bulk we attended at the very promising debut of Mile Booth, le the character of Rossini. Lest night a Madame Jelin Leonti app 'end for the tint date in the character of Mary Clop, In Ckarks Me Second. The part does aot offer to ea wren aey gnat facilities of proleciag studies erects, bat the cl ea of the situations, sad the guautity of work thrown upon the shoulders of the performer, make the part Wing. Mediate Lunt( Ins several of the autiesary gas. lientions for emcee in her profession. flhe has a chanties voice, and trot her share In the duet " As it fell upon a day" with marked effect. The dut was ensei• mealy emend. Hu feu is good and her figure gracetal. She has cvidcatly bees well taught, end her byeplay Is very carefel. ♦ slight want of power, arising vary probably from acrvolunieu, was evident, bat this fault will doubtless be corrected in proportion es she gains confldesee. Alt3ge Our her interpretation of the put was distiegniebed for earnestness and ezpisnion. An universal sell at the fall of the curtain indicated the satisfaction of the audience. Mr. Howe's Charles was the but that we have witeneed fir a longtime; Mr. Chippecdals's Captain Copp wee alm a eaeceatfal perlonwasee. la the previous part of the evening the Bosse &mitosis was reprounted. We take the oppartnalty of earnestly advising all lovers of theatricals to witness the representa tion of this play et the Haymarket. Mr. Basketesa's Sarah, sad Miss Reynolds' Mrs. Ulna, are completely perfect Mr. Chlppeadale's Sallee, and Mr. Howe's Archer, melee careful sad well studied. LYCEUM. The Lyon= opened last night for the season under the auspices of Mr. Charles Dines, who mad* his &bid on the mettopolitan boards daring the present year at Sadler's Wells, Mr. Dillon's representation of Belphegor la the popular drama of that melee, in w►ich he displayed so ordinary power of pother, brought ►ion into notioe, and he aeon became a favourite with the PentonviEs audience. 04 his anemias a more petrel position he acted with judge ent is making a first apperanses in the um cha racter in which he woe his original repetition. His perm eation of Belphegor lest eight eahibited the same regulated psthce and discreet handling which marked his earlier performance. Quiet and 1 in the °eatery movements of the pima he displayed its stronger passions in full force, without overstepping the requirements of the situation. lie can be effective in a variety of character', and, judging from the hearty and enthusiastic reception of last eight he has already fised himself as a favourite In the heart of the theatrical distriot. Mite Maria Wilton acted the put of Henri, and did it most effectively, and Mr. J. L. Toole was immensely mules as Belphegm's MerryAndnw. He etbibitod the deep feeling la which his art absorbed him in a tree artist's styli, and he was mach and deservedly applauded. Belpliegor was followed by a new barlmque from the Den of lir. Wea.Brough, Galled Pada", or OM Royal Ili:kn.:lid. It is a travesty of the Wityler's Tale as mars en sane at the Prineeses, in which Mr. Callum, as Lowers, gim • striking imitatioa of the Leant.. of the Osbrelmtrest booed.. Mr. Street, the author, es presents Pollees« ; Mies Harriet Gado., as Time, Minims the piea la a song to the air of the "Batimaher's Daughter," the refrain in the present immure being the " Pcor old dramatist's slaughter." The outline of the piece is the as. as Shaker are's. Perdita, the lost daughter of the King, Is represented by Mile Wilton ; and Priest Florisel, the son of Pollen's, by Mn. A. Mellon (Min Woolger). The entry of the latter lady in her lively beating drm—tbe very Dims of the stage —was the signal of cordial sad rapturous applause from sl parts of the bone., which was repeated again and again. His first muting with Faille and their mutual derolaratines of love fa a duet to the air of "Lilly Baker" was a *harming bit of lively acting In which It would be hard to decide which of the two Miles deserved the palm. It need scarcely be added that the duet wee loudly snored. Throughout t►e entire piece tittle are ehmaling ..stab.. of Bong and gay and merry play, which would set off a piee much inferior to Pwdida, which is regard to fen sod point is inferior to some which have come from the pea of Mr. Brangh. There was little scope for display In the represeatatisn of Pollutes, but Mr. [bough, the actor, did scant jetties even to his own creation. Mrs. Buckle:chess Whits nude a noble Queen, and Mr. Toole as Antolini was amusing as usual. The piece went off exceedingly well. Mr. Dillon, Mn. Mellon, Miss Wilton, and Mr. Toole were celled before the certain and badly cheered. Mr. Dillon has g t ta r/ether a most exe.lket macs, end if he only provides them wth pit en to suit the peblia taste there will be little languor felt by the Lyman audiences. Lest night the have. was quite eiowded. ROTAL CREWORWa OARDENL—This evecing a Rased fits, la aid of the weakens who 'aired by the fire st Mew,.. Broldmood's, is maciemed at then girders. Ws are Wormed that siveral novelties have been added to ' the and entertaiansata, to wake the sank% a gala of so twilieny kind. As amateur company will appear In Lovers' (barrels sail TA* Tweed Head. Oe former sees ewes the *Wore of this little corps have bout liberally responded to, red It is nameable to hop* that their good lunation@ on this menials will meet with s similar filaWr.d. THE PARK POR committee, coo ;rot!of deputed's' from the Vestry of Islington, the of Works for the Holborn &striae, the Vestries of Cletionwell, 131. Lake'., Red other paddies within the borough of Finsbury, appointed to meter as to the ma nn@ to be adopted for theists' a park kw the borough of Pleshery, bas received a emausaleatioa from Lord Pal =meow salmi to be feroished with a pica of the proposed park, sad aa estimate of the soot of the nadertaltiog. The maueitme, is compiteace with the mums 01 Lo r d m aw , et At, have rno!ved that • survey and estimate be forthwith prepared of the lead, as mar Highbary station as passible, for the formation of the propread park. The Vestry of Idlest= bay. voted 1001. to cover the nooses of waking the survey mid estimate, bat suggested at the same time that other parishes sad boards advoestbss the proposed memoirs should contribute_ proportionately towards the ex pose to be lowed. SPORTING. DONCASTER RACES.—MONDAY. fleets of the great sporting saturnalia of the North is marked by its usual eharecteristSr. The it/uremia' ishabitents of the quiet prim town of Doncaster are agate stained into activity sot exeitemsot Every train brings swarms of visitors; the streets ere thronged, and the many wlthe-sealed bones which are brought into the town at fbegarat intervals, end which pick their way daintily lienagh the crowded thoronghfar. e, create • constant boss d eutoeity, and keep every one on the tiptoe of exacts * •In addition to the demand for stablior, accommo dal* for intended competitors at the meeting-rte m has to be provided for • large number of toim la which are advertited to be sad dank, the wet k. The sales of blood-stock which lly take place at Desists constitute ems of the most powtrfol • tr. otio ns of the inestloa, and are the cause of bringing together • large nastier of dealers from all parts of Europe. Although the nestle for tisk-inlaid yesslirgs tee coneiderebly abated, yet competition is likely t 3 be sustained with considerable trishaw. Several Roseian "gents have alretdy puinated some of oar hat sad Masa blood ter expertatioa nobler awn sonaisy, sag n eeposemethee day will he the prie st's' buyers at Dateaster. Already have Burgoody, Aa deasr, and aural other', been shipped to the Russian dent Baas, while The Libel, Panted, awl Scythian have also beat sold to Improve the breed of horses in other countries. Bar. wady has been described as a model bunting tire, and Yothabitenen may well regret losing him. En glish dealers, however, will not readily allow foreigners to outbid them for certain ° leo " the possession of which is widely coveted. The :ale list, tat ad, is aumerienly strong even for Doncaster. Amongst the stud hones are Knight of 0 alma., Anchor, Gabriel, Ivan, Bolardo, Dervish, Mickey Free, Conneueit Ranger, Cob Pt, end Black Dieter. Of the unties y soling. belonging to Mr A. Johnston., thirteen are by Annandale, end they are described as being nice promising youoptere. Amongst then is a brother to One Act, the winner of the Chester Cap. This colt is engaged in the Derby and 8t Leger. The bay fitly and brown colt by Tsebstose, it may be re• membered, are own brother and sister to the pair which last year fetched respenively 1,800 guises+ and 800 guineas. Besides these, there is an owe sister to Virago, who was, in kir three-you old tam, one of the best mares that ever ran oat the English tore The catalogue of the salmi's be longing to the late H. Subbing souring ten ales Fiatcateher colts and three fillies. The late Mr. Worthington's stud will also he brought to the bummer, but the lots do not seem remarkably Ingartant. Two brood mares sod eight yearlings will be seet from the Boythorpe stud. Five of the ',stings are by Cossack. Mr. Japes sends ten loot, Mr. T. Alison sir, sad Mr. Cookson ale. There are a'so sin Mickey Free year Rep, two colts, and four fillies beloogies to Mr. Leahy A brother to t h e unfortunate St Hubert, who was bought when a yearling for 380 inures, is also oa the lista. Volved*, who wee purchased at a very "stiff seat " at the time when high prised yearlings were a mode amongst certain gentle man, tat who proved unfit for roc is purpose', is amor get the miscellaneous lots which will be brought to the hemmer. The Palm will, en usual, take place in front of the Salsa time Inn on the morning of each race day, the MUM. Tat. Wall sad Mr. B. Johnson being the auetioneers. The propasme seems this year strong in its Item., whilst its leading attractions appear to be weakened. The withdrawal of Fezzoletto has materially diminished the which centred is the So. Leger. By opening the way for the advancement of certain outsiders It only im parted a temporary activity to the betting, which had, down to that time, been almost entirely lim ited to two horses. The demonstrations, hove,,,, which ware made in favour of Leadyfoot, Warlock, Bonnie Scotland and Victoria have not beta well sustained, aid a wide gap In the betting separates Ellington from the second favourite. Although all sporting writers and many shrewd judges opt . ,* with wonderful unanimity, shoat Elloston's seams being • " foregone conclusion," yet the gimlets uncertainty of the turf Judaea bookmaker' to cling with surpridog tenuity to the belief in the triumph of some outrider. Teity pont to meant experience sad ask was net Boierdo's news is 1864 deemed • certainty—sod did ant the Knight of St. George win—and last year was set dee tau wandered ear for Rileasn, and did not • Sautabrra come to the news ? People, Itemiser, do not appear to be agreed as to the coming hoes." Tan handballs bey* erested considerable dissatisfaction, end so clumsily are the weights adjusted fa ustaia ia stews that Mr. Richard Johnson, the northern handl. Getter sad clerk of the cones, has repudiated then alto gether. We are, however, inclined to look over Os error, of judgment committed by the Boners of the handicaps la consideratios of their praiseworthy adherence to the blob etaalard of weights whine the late lamentable accioent at Goodwood Ise tendered an ladispenuble condition in races of this deatiption. The elaborates at Newmarket, however, who ought to be first to take the initiative In reforming turf abuses, hue, in framing their 1 two important handiar, the Ceurewish end Cam bridgeshire, disregarded the clamour and outcry which hate justly been made against the light weight spa him In look* over the Ducester list we find only age kaadkap in which the minimum weight is below 5.t. That handiest is for the Portland Plate, for which impale teal to be allotted to one hudred horses. Tke proceed*. on each day have their distiageithlag thatastheistict. To-morrow (Tuesday) there will be the Champagne Stakes, which last year was won by Illiagton, the winner of the Derby and the preset champion for the St. loser. Mr. Howard's Goldfinch, who ran eiteemil for the New Stakes at Ascot, being then beat, bg Z Wee, who, in torn, has succumbed to Gem* di Verity, is amongst the likely competitors. Bathe he ran at Ascot be had been so highly triad that hie owner entestsined the belief that so other 2 or old could bell hies, sad this belief caused him to demand an exanstaathall of Esidee's month after the nee. Goldfinch will have* gust Ice bourn, • round compact little animal that bee shows 'math racing merit ; I'lll9 , llms, who has also lb. ployed eusiderable ability; Sharpebooteges "dark" wised issienging to Ltrd Zetlend and one that leas a good *en tice in the North ; Anton, Windermere's, and perhaps three at four others. Zuyder Zee, who is also amongst the entries sag cf shore great thins are one day expected, is not likely es be Nat to Doncaster, having beer, it is stated, turned up teethe you. The fine slue* Blink Bonny, who has bees basil backed for next year's Derby, and Ignoramus, who wee so easily at York, and wham good loops pronowes to be the finest of the Thies Dustman Usk, will also, It is anticipated, fulfil their rerpsetive engagements ea 'Fawley. The principal handicap on the opening day is of onus, the " Great Yorkshire ;" Saraband, Pantomime, Vandal, Hangerford, Lady Tattoo, and Yorkshire Guy engross nearly all the betting. Teen thug is the Revival Plate for two and thselear olds, and amongst the nominations are several tunnels that hue 'needy won a b(gh racing reputation. In addition to the St. Leger, Wedess iey'a list natant the remedy established Portland Plato, which seems likely to command the largest field ofthe week. Tbe number of statism for it is animated at weal forty. The distance is only half a mile, and the scr able will therefore be terrifie. The melt talked about Derby colt Bel Oiseau, trained by John Scott, is likely to put in an appseraree for the Municipal Stakes, for which east he will have nothing formidable to meet. On Thursday the Eglinton Stakes will constitute the lead * attraction, and from the feet of the " Bower" of our two and thus year olds being likely to eater the lists it well coats considerable interest and curiosity. The prawns! two-year olds entered for it are Tournament, Gnome di Verity, Chevalier d'lndastrie and Augury, and amongst stee throe-year olds are Mineepie, Vandermulin, Forbidden ! Emit, Fisherman, Theodora, and Stork. ! Tearnament and Gamma di Vergy have been most Pared shut In the turf market. Gamma dl Verily hu author euragement on the same day in a rue with Blink Honey. On Friday a more interesting Cup race is likely to be styled than has of Ist* Toss heat sea at Doasseler Sine Voltioeur beat the Flying Dutchman for it, lade* the " Cup" bus excited little interest, sad at time a &fa culty has ban experSeeed in getting up a rats for It This, perhaps, is mainly attributable to the ditto sad unpopular conditions which the authorities hive, either free disieolinatioa or inability, failed to keep their promise to revise and iatei In aceordeeei with modern Tansy customs and requirements. The nontiaa 'hes which wens made this day (blonds"), and which comprise oar principal turf celebrnisa, will be found in another isolates. Then there is the Doncaster Stakes, the Pub Hill &elm, and the Don tkakes on the list. It is rumoured that Ellington will la all probability run for the Cep sboald he win the Sc. Lacer, and in this cam he may not show for the Doncaster Braker, for which event he has 'heady incurred a paisley of 10Ib by his Derby victory. The mules d is as wand 'condition, tee neat rains having a meet beaeficial effect on it, and ten dared it and springy. The magaifieent aubecription nem km Wei irs4uoutid, and is, as usual, well stocked nab Wag solorkils and hoods of reference. Arras's timid' Ikea bus made at the railway station for facilitating =and ingress of passengers ; mid we trust that the the employ of the Great Northern Railway Com pany We tarry them oat more efileisatly than on former oistiedans. Oa the St. Leger Day last year the scene of ma figs* at the railway station beggared dsecriptioo. The clerk; were overworked, and were unable to attend to the dense of their department; and In the riot and tumult which occurred OW parcel containing the report of the rues was eithes mislaid or forgetters. PROGRAMME FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. 11111111 DAY. A flwaannxia of 10 mom sub, with 60 added ; fit 2. jr-olds; oohs, B.t 71b; and 8111 m, 84 411). The winner of the Champagne Stakes et D•aeuter, the July Stakes at Pivemarkat, the Km Stakes at (hawed, the Prima of (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. Wales's Stakes, or the Oimalea Stake' at Ye r 4, 7;b teas; the winner, f as, other sweepiteker, value 200 area, Me aegis, the win ner's own stake, and not Mavis, leis then tea suosoribere, 4 b extra. The second to receive 20 row eat of the Itches. T.Y.C. (28 evbe.)—The W. ,teen Power, o by Lego—Bveniag Sao, Adam" ' tu C,ry, t ny Serpi ce—tbe Raw of Cessmare, c by Surplice—Latiiede.. D.los, the Perreat, Kinemaker, Sit'unisher, P.epiag Tom, S:hnekler, Roesßios, Gamma di V.rcy (41b extra), Will* Crawford, Queen Bias, the Prisons of Orange, kleernidrir (4th alma), Sprig of 8:101,1.0, c by Burgundy—Porgy, Comelacit, Decoy Birf, Admiral Lyon., Coulee Old..ltay, Slick Bonny (7,b sates), Captain Sittig, Norton, and Augury (4lb extra). 182 EOLINTON 13TAisi of 10 goys. each, 6 fr. with 100 added; fur 2.yr..ilda, 101 b ; and three, Bst 12th; end geldier allowed 31b. The winter of the Two Tools sand Guineas Stakes, the Oise Thousand Guineas Stakes, the Oaks, or the Great Yorkshire St.kee, 51b; or any two of tl one stakes, or of the Derby er 0.31.C41147 St. Li g 71b extra; the winner in 1858 of the New Stakes or Tar -Yr. Old Ttiseelal Stakes at Ascot, the July or Clasterfie.il Stakes at Newmarket, the Ham, Lavas% or Moles ALL Stokes at Goodwood, the Prises of Wales's or Oimerawk &aka at York, the Champagne, or 10 sm. Tercivoid Stakes atafterter, of any two of time stakes, ito extra ; maiden bases a!,martis g, if they have ran twice, to mato 20 coos. c Ap Mamma* (Mb) 3 Wimp Toorearooat Bradeloth Forks. 3 b J by Nutirlth Omen Obecurs I Arpssla Illosepo (61b) Tricolor 3 Vooderroufto Forbidden Fruit Broder b f by Tb. Con— nie Jews,* Lord News N1 1 41 3 c1 PDT .•••• 2 Blast Tommy Glao Leo ...... II I . ilb; if tour tizeit . i. 7.b: the ea, 4Of the stakes. TT C. (60 subs ) AP AIM Theodoralara 3 e Marla by Gametal Vea 2 2 °mama di Vergy... 2 Ella 2 Peative3 2 Maatiagtos Strawberry Cberaliu nada'. 2 by •Ittathrover ie Blkin a i ri k. Otlaado-3.ta fyphon uea 2 Prodekam Padre_ 2 CosamoUeo 2 UP SWIM •—• 2 Flyaway. —,, ... 3 Geld Mirk II Special Laween....... 1 Bei Taperers I Can Fatima ..... .... 2 Peto ......,......... 2 Swaim 2 Augury — . 2 Lord Keil:worn ... 2 Glede gawk ... .. . I Bruen 3 Remedy I Doable Gloater 2 Magni&r Nitrate Fisherman br eby Jobs Corer Red White St Blsa 2 —Amber Witch 2 I Little fib . Start Ttas CLIVILAND HANDICAP of 20 sow!. etch, h ft, atd 5 only if declared, with 60 added. The winner of the Ebor Handicap, the Leamiagtos Stake!, or the Great Tallithim Handioap, 7th; or of any two of those cakes, 10th cares; the second to rate his stake. Oce mile. (27 subs, 15 of whoa declared ) Age at ID Age et lb Cowling • 811 Gaudy Menthe ...... 4 11 Treachery 4 ..:: it b i i j ****** i S i D..e....** Oreemleelleurleas....„ 4 a 4 Panama Tinos ....... 1 710 a Xing arias I ein flyaway .... 3 7 0 i Mae Hatkaway..— ..... S • 7 TUB BCAIIIOIOVON BTALIS of 20 sore. each, 10 ft, ter three-yr-olds ; colts, Bat 71b ; fillies, 84 31b, that *ever wca a sweepstakes value 200 tort, includmg the winner's own stake, before the day of naming; maiden horses at storti74i, and minuets of matches only, never toying received 100 som. far running mend, including their own stake, allowed 61b. One mil*. (4 subs.) Sugarplum, Fisherman, Bonner and Balm, Olen Loa. THI FOAL SPANS/ of 100 sows. each, k ft, for three-yr olds ; colt., 84 Tab, sad fillies, Sat 3.b ; the winner of the Br Leger Mb extra. One mile, end a half. Each sob. to ' moo two fool., one to the put. (3 sobs.) Marc' Pol , , 4hodulialtol4 Artillery, Lady Kathstine Logic, Poinoodlo. Tat Amman Szuiso Smite of 5 sot.. cub, w:el 40 added, for two-molds ; colts, 9st ; fillies and ge:dings, Stt 10" b; in. winter to be sold for 801. ; if catered to be sold for MX allowed 41b; if for 40.., 9.b; if f.r 251., 11th. Half • mile. (To close and name by to o'clock the evening before running.) HANDICAP bWIZPSTAILIS of 106076. inch, k ft, with 50 widmi, for two yr•tlOs; a winner alter the weights were extra;eny gib the woad to sate his stake. Red-houe in. (29 who) at lb Diary t4Ner ...... 12 Daisy 18811197 •" at 1 General Bantest The Vaulter ...... ; Moan .... 7 ..... 7 UP 7 Lady Maeda —...... ale and Inginpenee ... .... 7 Orearlar —....— 7 8 rawbarry ............... 7 Codeaclos r Ella Paafarmala Opal's 7 [gutty 7 PMMaI 6 soft —. 6 TP=aa— -1 1111 TIM ilidtTasmy 0 WooOriaarrlis ........ 71! attire Gray, G:ele Hawk, !hotelman, Medway, Weber. Lund l, rd !arm!, Claysta colt (3 Ira), brae Dame, Pitysalo colt, &loth Vandal, Tre3ebery, Tannaats, Com moner, Victoria, Artillery, Bre. a., Byrn, Walhalla, Roam, Haapitaqty, PI usibla, Rickledon, Stormed, La Victims, Bauch Wastarn, Augury, Saunterer, Red White and Wm, Lady Ma:c - ] m, Lacy Teeny, St. Leon colt, Waymire, Warlock, Berezina, Marstlienew, Margaeritte, Matilda, Beatrice, L'Adaio. NOMINATIOFIS I , OIIBER MAJESTY'S PLATII GI 100 gebtras, 3-yr olds 7st; 4 yre, B.t 6lb ; 1146,85 t 1210; eii god sled, 94 21b. Cup Course. age l- 3 Age S I Zeta Age Lsnee .. 6 Itr..oy.lFte Mehra Bael Rodertkorps y Bled Alembic. doolzheaua 3 I Pretty Boy. 3 Polmoodia I Prestos Paseuure Prime of °ramie— 3 Merlin ..... ......... 3 Culla 3 Oortsebakoff 3 Vandal Albedo= I 3 Types ...... 3 Tockaaie•Ore, 4 )a-DAY. Montourlows lon tau Dosonarnot Cur, wino NO von; 3.yr-olds 7st s four, Ilat itib ; five, Sit 121 b; kii ma Aged, 94 21b. Mare* mid 'sidings allowed &b. The win ner in sty 'air of the Derby, St. Lager, the Ascot Cop, or the Goodwood Cup, 7115; toe mcorid for soy of those rams, DI extra. Malden 4-yr•olds not comic' antis weight for roamed nosed s.llwed bibs ; five sod upwards, 7.b. Cap Connie Oboist too miles soda hs11). Age Age A. Gam 3 Saraband ....»..... 4 Punters a Brother to Blrd.ow. Paelosnine the-Wise i.cgertirrps 3 Tsts 3 Kerlin 3 kotchman 3 Lad Lifted Early Btrd. t Alfred 3 Telhw Jack ..... ... 3 Gandy 3 Iselbee Victoria .... —.... 3 Alembic 3 War oda 3 Prince of Onmre ... 3 Fisherman 3 nose 6 Mos liarluway ... 3 lninesois Bosuns Seotland ... 3 Ellermire Hosrmfor 4 BT. LEL:F.A.—Brutbet to Bird on-ttic-Wing is scratched. DONCASTER, MONDAT )IIOHT. BETTING UP TO 12 O'CLOCK. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 11 to 2 ugh Pantomime 8 to 1 Ssiabanil 7 to 1 Vandal 10 to 1 Yorkshire Grey (afraid) 12 to 1 Claniss ono 15 to 1 Goody . ST. LEGER. 7 to 4 on Ellington 10 to 1 egst Victoria 12 to 1 Bonnie Scotland 12 to 1 Artillery 1000 to 56 Waslook DERBY 1000 t•, 15 apt Bteat THE RACES THIB DAY. The tint race will to at 2. Tao (heat Yorkalire RAPS cap a: Livuurooz. Aurcior MUTING —Tie Great Autumn Cap, to winch 200 pow reigns n eastributed by the Captains of holed= and Stevedore, of' Liverpc 01, in addition ro 200 whiob are given by the Clerk of the Course, has el sod with 115 subscribers. The weights are to be published on Sr . _ brine the 25ch of Srptember. SAVIIIINLILII FORUM &FALB., MARLBOROOOR.-10 c >Hance with the &da t ion delivered at Warwick, Aladdin, who came in first kr this ram, is disqualified, sad the etches have been ordered to be pail over to tte owner of Carlton, the ageoad tore•. lists, of course, go with t►e stater. We ha's teen requested to make this statement, bemuse per sons, in affected %tonnes of racing law, have refaced to pay on Carlota.. LATEST CITY BETTING. —Mommy. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 6 to I apt Saraband ( ff) 11 to 2 l'estotolin• t) 6 to 1 Vends. tt) 12 to 1 Lady TAILOO 12 to 1 To/I'4l3in Grey (t) 20 t 3 1 Stork (t) ST. LBUltit. 6 to 4 do =tuition (...ffd) 9 to 1 apt Vtototia (t) 9 to 1 Vow& Scolleatl (t) ......... Lqiie o' Boehm 71$ Darla ekratter I 7 9 FRIDAY. A Bwaxrsmmiss of 200 eon. each, h ft, for 3-yr-olds ; oolu, Bst 71b; 809 s, Bst lib; the winner of tae St. Lour 71b extra; the second to save his stabs. S:. Lager Cows, (8 sibs.)—Mares Polo, Prince of o.aoge, Stn Francbteo, Yellow Jack, Volved., Millie. Tan DONCASTIR STAILZe of 10 DOM each, with HO added, for foals of 1853; colts, Bst 7th; Lilies, 134 31b; the winner cf the D,rby or St. Leger to carry 10. b; the weend for the Sr. Leger, or the wins', of the Two Thonsard Chinese Stakes at Newmarket, the Oaks at Epsom, or the Greet Yorkshire Stakes at York 61b extra; the second horse to receive 50 son. oat of the stakes. Last mile and s half. (93 subs.)—Rip Van Winkle, Greville, fby Smile, —The Biddy, Ply-by-Night, Victoria, Meogatesr„ Marc Polo, Gortschakt•ff, Mark Footle, Sir Teton, Voivode, Bird in Hand, The Lune, Assailant, Defamation, Omar Pubs, Mary Copp, (Meninx, Dun* f •by Orlaueo— Brown Bess, c by Orlando—Clarises, Illuminator, King of SWAY& Imposture. Pembiw, f by Irish Birdcateter —Sacrifice, a by Orlando—Treacle, C.lentta, Bowie Soothed, Napoleon ILI., Calphornia, Dramatist, The Flying Doke, Halleathe, Announcement, Spume, Bruns wick, Oar Bee, Aleppo, Cripple, Suntbine, Rehr, Carry, Absent, o by John Gosser—the Jewess, Night Hauls, ' Alfred, Patio, Lord Raglan, Gracvdle, Van Donna. Clarendon, e by Ivo—Minx, f by Ina—Mull, Mitssuctec c by Melbourne—Daughter of the Star, Vim Thumb, f by Cotherstone—Barrel's dam, Po:moodie, Lord Derwent water. Mario, The Result, St. Domingo, Playmao, Claude du Val, Sogareane, Connieg Bird, Swyndel Dbyggs, I Pincher, The Babble, San Prancireo, The Quack, Canine Fellow (len Villiers). /Leyland, D:arseli, Van Galen, Rphesies, Ocldlinder, Nugget, Sulpitia, by Scrolke. King of the Gipsies, o by Gantsboy—Lady I am off, Van Hinkel, boo to Bird on the Wing, lyric , iliegton (101 b extr.), e (dead) by Oameboy—F.ower of the Tees, Visigorb (tired), Ditertllt (deed). Panaletto (paid), 'Wings (paid), Belfry (paid), Porto Rico (paid). Ti. PAIK-HILL STAKES of 60 son. each, h ft, lot 3 yr-old fillies, fist 71b. The winner of the St. Leger, 9lb ; of the Oaks, 6.b extra. The Becnad to receive 100 sous. out of the stokes. St. Leger Coyne. (28 sibs.) Jet aldatioc, Carl-black Rose, Victoria, Glendoons, Duet, Doors. Nest Pereira, Secret, Glissade, Mary Copp, b f by Orleselo— Brown Bees, b f by Sarplies—Marietts, br f by Gaineboy— Physali., Blue Mantle, Agra, Miseepie, Pyrrbs, Queen's Head, nemesia, Heart of Oak, Bebe, Lunen., Millie, Katherine Logic, Melissa, fitip.tie, by Serpl.ce, Belfry (paid), Ralipyge (paid). MB DON STALES of 50 eon. each, h ft. for 3-yr-olde ; colts, Bst 7111; fillies, flst 41b. Last mile. (9 sets) ,Vest Langton, El.ington, Qmeen's Head, Polmooslic, Bets, Artillery, °lncites, Z. ta, Wentworth (paid.) Tlll DONCLITiII COP, value 300 son.; 3-yr-01-tr, Tel; four, Sat 61b; five, Bst 12. b; six end aged, 9st 2k; mares awl geldings allowed 31b. The winner in any year of the Daisy, St. Leger, the Cap at Ascot, or the Goodwocd Cep, 71b extra; the sewed for say of those ranee, 3ib extra; modem four-year olds, not carryirg extra weight for nin nies sic Kid, allowed 61b; maiden fire yeer.rlds sod up wards, not carrying extra ',debt for running 'road, allowed 71b. Cup Courts, about two miles Lod a half. To name this day (Moseley), between the hours two and five. Tin Toone Piers (Handicap) of 100 son., for 3-yr olds and upwards. Any number of harass the property of the same owner may start for this race. Red Hoes. is. To enter by six o'clock the evening before running, and the weights to be fined as soon es possible. Tan Scortax &miss (Sainte, of 5 son. each, with 25 aided; for 2 'Told', let; three, B.t 10. b; boar, 94 710; five, 9st 121 b; six and mind, 10 .t ; marts and g. Idiegs al lowed 31b; maiden horses, Sib. The winner to be sold for 100 son.; if entered to be sold for 891., allowed 51b; If for 801, Stitt; if for 601., 141 b. Red House is. To close and name it slx o'clock the evening before Made". Tax NUISIIIT Pawn of 100 eon., for 2-yr-olds. Any camber of horses the property of the same person ' may start for this nos. Last mile. To enter Ws day (Honest'), between the hours of two and fin o'clock, and the weights to be destined es lola as possible after the races on the day before raining. LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM DONCASTER. KLICTIIO HOLM ARRIVED. Fisherman, Manganese, Duet, Chevalier d'lndastrie, Martinet, Yellow Jack, Osldfiaeb, Saraband, S•rawberry, Bseks'eot, Titwald, Alfred, Prince of Orange, Typhon, Mite Hathaway, Rogerthorpe, Panto mime', King of Aro", King of the F oreet, Mary, 'beating ton, Mlneepie, Zeta, Tines, Anton, Ignoramar, lespoe tore, Decimate's Daughter, Skirosister, Merv), Loin bourn, Conneasy, Eveltement, Tournament, lothostor yre), Jul Sheppard, Fandango, Welhame, Vanry, Luci a Stork, Hangerford, Bluth Tommy. Kick Danny, Mullet, Dal Esperanto, Brattier to Grey Tommy, Boni& Scotland. Priam" Eugenie, Sknotter, Claris; soli (2 yrs), Coup de Main, Catherine Parr, Is parlays*, Bashi-Bssonk, Bel Oiseeu, Ottrneles Bentham, Game Pellet, General Bouquet, New Bright**, Mona. Mr. Sykes, Cods, Evelyn, Botrgovb, Meter to Nancy, York- THE TABERNACLE OF WITNESS. An interesting model of the Tabernacle which seactu;artiell tte Israelites through the wilderreas is atm ea view at 42, Princes street, Upper Stamford sweet, for the • " _ . patinae of raining a fund for the establishment of infant echools for toe district. The interest that attaches to it is derived from two sources—the labour of love which has been minded in its cmstruction, and the foci that the Tabernacle was the first building erected with God's sanction for the celebration of public worship. The present model of the Tabernacle was constructed from the &wisp and models of the Rev. R. W. Hartshorn, the mate of the district. This gentleman, wishing to give the children of the a. heels under hie care efficient help in the comprehension of the meaning and nature of the Tabernacle in the Wilderne►•, applied b'mself to the 'without study of all the documents and remnants ef anti. gutty relating se this building during several years. Alter a large expenditure of time and money he sncesede I in pee -1 during the present model. The sole reward of his labour has teen the consciousness of rendering perfectly intelligible to the minds of youth a subject which, encumbered by a mass of detail totally incomprehensible to the youthful mind al it is treated in Scripture, presents no savored try ides. The camp:ence has been, that the erection of the Tater mule and the history of its progress through the wilderness with the Israelites, is generally pissed over by the rug, whored ft really possesses all ill se elements tf grandeur, solemnity, and awe which are the mast calculated to snake an impreseizn. In the whole range of retry we know of nothing more sublime than the dedication and aeolatment of the altar ef the Tabernacle, and t►e words which tell d its solemn sanctleation and its Ware uses. " Then a cloud covered the tent of the congregation, and the glory of the Lord tilled the tabernacle. And films wu nc t able to enter into the tent of the congregation, because I the cloud abode thereon, and the glory of the Lord &led the tabernacle. And w►en the cloud was taken up frorn our the tubercle:le, the children of Israel went onward in a°l their journey,. But If cloud were not taken up, then they journeyed not till the day that it was taken up. Foe the cloud of the L• rd was up: n the tabernacle by dey, and firs was on it by night, in the Vght of all the house of Israel, throughout all their jcurneys." Sit hundred eh)useed men journeying in the visible retirees of their God, thr.iugh a VW', alum s• pithiest wel dermas, seeing eoestastly the worship of their God per formed with a ceremonial of surpassing magnificence, about to build op a great typical nation, woe a sp otacle more solemn than any the world has yet seen. It is one which ought to be present to the minds of those who are studyieg the ?tomes of their religion. _ _ _ The model of the Tabernacle gives a far better idea of the building than can be obtained from the meet usidaone study of books. The detail. era constructed with the Wit scrupulous care. In addition to the furniture of the Taber nacle—the Liter of Incense, the Golden Candlestick sad it. vt.tels, the Table of EP - ewbread, Ba—we have tem pest:scions of the scenes which to piece in ills bedding. There is the priest, the assicant Levitt, a man confessieg his sine ever the bead of a victim, others bringing various other offerings, and In feet nearly everything that is acoes eary to give a correct idea of the cervices. The vessel, and ornaments are of the mos: elaborate construction. Thy whole scene N one well fitted for the it etre/Mien of itudents Of all classes. StlaDE.—Ltet evening Mr. Payne held an inquest at Guy's Hospital on Mee Sint Ann Phillips, aged 39, &lady independent property, who died on Sunday thorniest. Mr. Rodman, a fish salesman, residing at No. 29, St Thomas street, London-bridge, deemed that the deceased lodged at tit hem. 8 e was a widow, owl for many years bad been complaining or a virinit pais in the bead, which was brought or, she said, by her being suddenly informed, whilst on a sick bed, of the great firs at the Tower at L - ndor. On Sunday morning witness met the &ceased racing down stain pursued by her daughter, and on his inking what was the matter, the deceased threw hn arms round hie neck and said, " I have taken 'Dion." He tent for a medical gentleman and ohs was conveyed to the ho'pital. In the bedroom was a smell bot , ls which emelt of almonds. Mist Caroline Phillips stated that she s i i f c t k a , a h e e d r. tb id en r. v o . d . d i :a n a t v o s tee the sur r g oo e, m .: d an .p d osid wita th e a se t n th: saw her mother deeding by the fireplace apparently very unfortunate lady was brought into the hospital on Sunday last, and although the stomach pump was resorted to, she expired is about an hour. Ha had no doubt death was occasioned by the poison known as the oil of bitter almonds. Tn• jury returned a sandlot of " Temporary Insanity." •. 1 HEAT WESTERN RAILWAY—EXCUR SIONS to mammonAm, iticsT saomwicli. WED- T, BolAtie, Woleetbamte.et„ Wet Matrwebary, One_ ,aary Landollen. Road, k rectum. Cheetar, aad Liverpool. Train. Ink Padhsctoo o n wamsim art utt'n , _., Itertembee at et •co returning on the Iletketoiso an d 0 ;:i October Woo Liverpool lbadaus Kate). U sad latassediais dation* acper IssadWis. YA/ge : Atrroinettszo . ... . M. 6d. !feet itronterlek. .. 216 6d. 10e. DI . Woh eche:nylon Oh id. .. lOL . Well ono 6d. 13, Od. Itirewchary Th. dd. 13e. Od. Wet share, lameolL7-= Oseredry Chester De Di .... tie. Od. ihrlicnticad dad Tre. Od. IT6 Od. Children =Oar twain Moe am. ball Tickets set Madam bk. sad only avallgele WaY evert (I BEAT 1111 M lld RAILWAY—CHEAP •_A MIURA /016 1111 PATURDAT, ft.N. N. • TRAIN at (1.15 p.m., Marsha out the Mowing lieeday • 7 dock, sad Path at T. 90. Tam BIM 06 Madill. ; Phi dad 6. Midi= under It, bait peke. or mil MOM only allowed.