The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-24 00:00:00

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. The Philharmonic Society brought their Neon to • close lest evening with • conceit of • very remarkable description. Instead of being cocooned, as meal, of a *elution of miercleceous sauce, it c--...sts:d entirely of • single piece—J'er•dise and the Fert, • cantata for solo voices, choral, and orchestra, by Robert Schusses, per formed for the first Vale in London. When Madame Gold eche:midi Lind kindly conserved to ring this lotion at one of the Philharmonic Concerti, this work, of which she is • warm admirer, and in the patormsoce of which she hte assisted is ()meshy, was ct.o en for the emu cn of her eppearaace. The directors of the srciety, and their able cmductor, Professor Steredale Bennett, have made great I 'anomie on its pruduc tea. I• addition to Madame Go; !ictmidt Lied, wbo undertook to sing the principal sopraco put, Madams Weise was engaged as second urges,. Mrs. Le they as c ,c -tnPo, Mr. Benson and Mr. Moak. Smith as tenors, and Mr. Lawler as baritone. A chorus wa■ provided, eighty ring, and composed of the best cli r.rters the metropolis can fur•i•h ; there were repeated and careful reheinale; and the resell was the admirable aril sucecesfel performance of last night. &Nit Schasaase (we rued scarcely tell our mituical seeders) is one of the moot celebrated carvers of the pre seat time, though his work. are as yet but little known in t►is country—a sue of great and original genies, destined, as we. g Ily believe tin Germany, to reach the highest honour* of his art, when hit lenity worse than death—total sod (we fear) hopeless mental alienation, • mistortone the more deplorable that he has 'calmly as yet attained middle age, and was endeared to W wbo knew him by his ex:Aleut and smith!. qualities. In regard to hi. character as an artist then is direnity of opinion among those who have had the means oljudgirg. Hie general merit and his great it fiasco on tha pretest state of German art are not dispelled ; but while he is almost idolised by mine, WINS charge him with extrasagarce, oßecurity, and • duiregaid of these principle. of the grand and the bean- Uhl in music which have been established by the greet ohmic mestere. For each opinion there is probably some fosadatine, and the lust medium any lic same where be twain them Oar own knowledge of his musk is but limited; it has bees derived from his smaller composition., chiefly instremestal; and of the /mar work perforated last sight we are not competent on so short an arqutiatance to gamer • dogmatic judgment. But, tram the impel- Men On ourselves, a. well as the evident effect on • highly critical audience, we believe Paradise and the Peri to be a week of great genies and power, of which the health. will develop theauelves more and more as it is oftener heard and bettor undentcod. Much of the dif bosky which meat be felt in compreheonieg and *ppm. editing it on • first bearing arias, we think, from the great elaboration and intricacy of the scare. There is inch a profusion of skate and complicated details that the ear is peptized, and lads it difficult to trace the simple form through the multitude of orchestr►l combination. and ornameote in which it is enveloped. In this respect S:hsmsna'e monde ',minds us of those Ira-Rapluelits picture In which every object is delieeated with the laborious distinctusie of Meister. painting, or of the eke Omer, and curved work of a 8144 Gothic edifies*. Bet this mtheteser of detail, in the music of Schema lad other modern masters, which at first seems • fault, may afterwards appear a beauty. When the ear is occe accu. tomed to it, it may be feud that it is no longer perplexing, let only heightens the richew of the colouring witboat *bemiring the form. That this will be the case with the mask of Paradise and the Peri we me little reason to doubt. The teat of this catenate k • German version of the sweetest of ell the poems of Moon, executed with great spirit and with such flJelitg that the original and the version ceereepood in almost every line, not only in the sense bat the rhythm; so that Mr. Bartholomew, in now adapting the poem to Schnenann's music (which he has done wit► asemamate skill), has been enabled to preserve, with won derfully small alteration., the very language of Moore him self; and the. the Rimini' libretto cow printed (with Messrs. Longraaa's permission) by the Philharmonic So ciety has all the gra. and beauty of the original poem. The music, following the constitution of the poem, is partly narrative sad descriptive, partly dramatic, and, Is the moil form of works of this dean, consists of airs, 00101. /escorted pieces, sad choruee. It is divided into three parts, eon renaming as &flusters of the "Nymph of •fair bet erring hoe" in her attempts to tad such an offering as will open to her the gates of Paradise—the last drop of blood from the heart of • youthful hero, slain in fighting for the freedom of his country; the maiden's dying breath wbo has shared her lover'. death from pestilence; and lastly, the Mar etre* penitence from the eye of a man hardened is sic—the offering which, as the most precious of all, ie •wpted by H . The dramatic form is partially par mewed in the chstribetios of the voices. Tbe principal soprano sustain the character of the Peri throeglimat ; the port of the angel who watches at the gate of Paradise is mug by the contralto ; while the su nrise and descriptive passages are given to the Oilier solo TACOS (chilly the teem), and the chorus. The gut of the Peri is beautiful from beginning to ends and was ezquieitely performed by Madame Goldschmidt. She threw her whole seal late it, and sang with immense vocal poorer, and that deep and earnest espreseion which is her peculiar cba•acteristie. To specify the beauties of her performance would be to enumerate, every air which she seas. Ent we matt mein the accents of hopelem anguish with width she littered the wcrds, "Re lated! dejected ! " in the fine air in the third part; sad the way in which, in expressing the Peri. eraltatioa on het ultimate reception, her Ingsdraws motes, is the highest pert of the wale, rug through the rem, above the whole combined sounds of the orchestra sad chorus. Ail the other solo pare were admirably sum. The excemively ditanit amain were exerted with is. markable (learner, and the complex onebestrel tooth& mostation performed its Wastes task mist excellently. TM reception of th• pi:foresees:o was highly fairoarabile g The whole was listened to with the deep •et attention, awl the principal pussies were warmly applauded. The messes was wended to noses, even the sate-rem we fine, letep meetly meted for that purpose. The Inns aad Plis.c.Aibut, the Piece of Wale., the Prim. mu Royal, and the Princess Alm were preeent; together with the Nines of Prune sad Prince Omar of Sweden; awl in the floral cortege were the Duke and Deemed Meaner/too, the Duchess of Athol!. the Roe. Miss Comes the Hon. Mao Macdonald, the Mimesis at Rose* be., Earl Spencer, Lord Rivers, Lord George Lawn, sill weer persons of rank and dietisetion. DRAMA S LYCEUM The anthashum displayed by the audience at tho mood I tawniest:el of the Pea dei retowel wu, if possible, greater thsa that shows at It. int ispreseautioa. The spectators waited patiastly daring the first part of the dreary fint sot, whoa the bighead asd the traitor are deli veriog themselves of platitudes whisk nuts but stage hos foie q sad tre.ters aver lads's, ia. They neogaind to dis fall eaust the basely of the groat astrew's regale' of the traitor. The aboard soess4 act woo eadund with sa rinspled realisation. TM saagaillseat sane at the sad of the third set, w►ses Restart given the Int evidence, of the powers whirl ena►le her to repressed passim is he molt olloony heights, was wallowed with rectories ostisochwa. TM 'agencies fourth sit wen oadarrd quiedy; sad the tomma cress of the fifth set, la which the 'strew rims to lbs height of her art, was looked Inward to with In patioree. - We may Fatah that bus Madame Maori ahead that she at ealy wee sayable of doliseatiam as amenities of pals sad pais as with the stalest trutlifalcetr, bat that sh• appirsaista with emisammate tact the dogma to whisk as might mead is thine deUseatioas without offtadiag the tailor at U.* madam. la the last reprotatatisa the symptoms of the Mamma Gar, of which Pia is append to he dyicp, ware Weight at with painful Maim am. TNdil.dt breathing, the straggles for lite, each of white it Naked by a victoria' sigh, iss palsy of the limbo, wen Medias for the physiologist. Bet those oceedobas of physical ptn ware Is some lambent looked spa sere u.tlt wonder thaa admiration by SOON partite, at hest, el the madam at tho hit repreatata. Tim great work. of our dramatists &paid for their of et apse are Ndiy saff.risti. • Parisian lading", map Met mia tin ilatightof • reem-fisll of Baal modems spa dr dbeledosa Kalb sad sesatessas• of a woman dyiwg if adesiodloa favor. La English madness la clams% with soft I= than maul or spiritual rsprestatatissa. M seised Ma idea with wasoistfal sieutoussa. phyla! inesifmtattess, hot Malin out opeabedellareen tits *mask mantel straggles. TN 'albedo= et Om dm od the aft\ act essaftlag Qat *bows al oho int ropeloodadse. Madams Rimeri, by her ion slght's perforsillaMiu has added Mr claims apes pain !seat. LORD ORFORD'S PICTURES. Verily there seem • fatality attending the *glee tioLa of the noble family of Walpole. The Hoaghton Gal lery of ths foosder, sir Robin Walpole, the groat =Mister sad for Earl of Orford, was sold to Catherine of Russia. Then, in our own time, the Strawberry-hill Collection of r.c. Walpole was nattered by the inszorable hummer cf the late George Robins ; and now the Woltarton Collection —famous, though situated in a remote part ef Norfolk—of Walpole, the lut Earl of Orford, is delivered op to the ”Insvitable" Christie. This is stW more curious, easiog at the present stoutest, when we hear that Mr. Hareourt, M.P., and Frances Countess Wilde grave are engird in endeavouring is restore Strawberry hll to its "Horatian" stater. Tao pistols of the collection the celebrated Rainkow L•ndscape by Ruben. This pointless was, together with its companion, " The CI &Way," now in our National Gallery, formerly In the Belbi Palace at Genoa, sad was bought from Mr. Watson Taylor's collection for 2,8001. Nothing can be more swe etness than the spirit and power lavishly displayed in the handling of it is picture. Its execution is so extraordinary that you unconsciously retire soma little distance to allow your confused senses to appreciate the scene, just as you would remove to a distance from an organ torrent of music, to dim • anguish the milady. But we have no space, even if we had the ability, to do justice to the vigour of manipula t on, the f sew and contrast of colour, and the masterly knowledge of 'Met in this noble work of the most prolific sad mast (yttrium of painters. By Murillo there is a pie ties. " Christ falling beneath the weight of his cross, and the Virgin gluing upon him," which proves that high reli gious feeling may he coeveyed by overplay realistic forms, appropriate solemnity of tine, and simplicity of expreseloo. "The Deems. D'Ossuns,' by Verlailswe, does not resat the Use touch of the master, but is rm.:liable for its fresh isobar and warm plowing life-blood. "The Converted Jew," Rembrandt, is a flue study of head and hands. The Jew I oaks, by the way, like a boy with a prematurely old appeanace, from his stature being cot auffleiently removed frost life -sis and therefore ambiguous. 1 here is a putt. cularly good work by Sasso Ferret°, with an unusually golden tone. " A Portrait of Pope," by Richardson, the twister and art mite, Winterising. "A Sea-piece," by Rupdael, has • poetical storm effect; and there are eery excellent *Remotes of Opts, Togeoy, Sir C. Rastlake, Caseletii, Basseao, &remit, Do Reem—a prosy of fruit with infinite delicacy of toneh--Weeail, De Heaingb, sad Sr/there the lest brilliantly coloured, en seemlex to be the product of ages of labour. Besides these batrinsically— Ito to speak—valiable pictures there He othlre of the highest importance in the history of art, or, if not insigne, of the greotost rarity in Ragland. "An early Games altar piece" is said to be the only specimen of Granewald in this wastry. It has dignity, hot we do not see meta of the graadeor and nobleness " Dr. Wasps attributes W it. "The Virgin sad Child—the Racket sad an Angel," le an early picture, fall of purity and grac-, by the great Flores tine sculptor, Andrea Verwebio. " The Glorification of We Virgil,' by Lo Spagne , the Spanish fellow-student of Raphael, is the best specimen in Rashid of an artist little known even is Italy. Another painter scarcely hams out of the city when he palsied (Naples) is A. Sabbatini, called Da Salerno. lie was during a shoet tiae a pup.l of Raphael There are two very good specimens in this collation, and they, with the work of Lo Sono°, show callously the tram eitlioal state of art at the commencement of the alienist's ..stun, when the devotional spirit of tee ongtenenefini wee not yet begotten is the clinical forma introduced by llsoluel and tte eelectiesehool. Or moister*, tboro lea bust of Napoleon by Canoes, and two a•atnee by Finoloi, of Rome. Titers is aloe a moot *update mimes by °rialtos Gibbose, booldos auserom others by Rosen end the iltmiala caner, Cloth. Titers are, moreover, among s gnat and biome variety of other More. bronsm, teara•eottaa, majolica, sad • carious spe cimen of Lana della Robbie, amebas from the fame NI Wog glued. rOCIETT OF ARTS. - EXAMINATIONS OP PUPILS OF MECHANICS' INSTITUTIONS. An interesting experiment, which may lead to very important results, bas just taken place under the auspices of the above-named society. We allade to the examination of fifty-two candidates from the wuioua mechanics' institutions and similar societies spread throngh out the c iuntry. Duo notes was given to these institutions that the Society of Arts bad established a board of ex aminers, which, on the 10th, Mb, and 12th of June, would to te• examination of penman connected with the Era:atone, and would accord to snob candidates as might par,certifieatse of merit. Three certificates us of three degrees—excellence, proficiency, and competency. The results of the first eiromnation, although not officially published, are, we are assured, suck as to warrant the mart sanguine expectations of the projecten as to the success of the wheats. The ezaminers is mathsmeties, chemistry, Enlists history, English literature, French sad German, speak in terms of high admiration of the papen sent up to them, and of the intelligence displayed by many of the caa• endues when tested by • vivo wee examination. Some of the ezawitners go so far as to *nut that the results have been even more satisfutory than those obtained when exa mining pupils who have been specially prepared for used nations, in pablic iletitutioas sit spirt for instruction in pa/Ulrike subjects. No., this shows that, however ten satisfictory mop bars btes the proceeding+ of the me chanise' institutes foe sums years put, they have not been utterly nudes,. If, to spite of the want of systemat c instruction, and, any rersogolud mode of tasting @lacier cy, me many as fifty two members of these institutes menu themselves, at the shoe:est possible notice, to un dergo a probing examination, and a large majority of them stink themselves creditably, It can seerosty be doubted that when a definite plan of regular examinations it laid down, the results will be multiplied exuarively. A lane proportion of the adult population of the country stiffer from the want of early education, and esperarce the greatest difficulty is overcoming the impediment+ arising from deficiency of coyly training. Them are measly soy Institutions calculated to supply this war. The mechanics' institutes hale but too often abandoned the functioes they ens destined to LI, and lave degenerated into eminent rooms, reeding room., sad circulating libraries. If, however, It eau be abets that they afford facilities to men desirous of laetrile- Soy wee may of study but of obtainlog • public recognition of purffigieany in study, they will rise in dignity and worth. The memliers will have • direct interest la securing the sinless of eminent men as lecturers and lestractors. Ti. undies may ammo a definite and regular form, and the institutions may become real working men's colleges. The prase and outilleates of the Soziety of Arts will hold out something tangible ea a reword fur submitting to a course of mental training which, without such reward, would tamely be submitted to by persons who have payed the period when esudy le made compulsory. If the Society of ' Ares named. in elevating the mechanics' institutes into esublisheeents for general education it will have made good , its this to a large amount of public gratitude. EXHIBITION OP ART TREASURES AT MANCHESTER, 1837. A meeting of the general otwthail wen held at Maw" cheater yesterday to decide on the site and plans of the building, wedded Over by Mr. .1 AMU Wane, the mayor; gad at which were present Sir J..isa Potter, Sir Elksash Armitage. Mr. Thomas Bailey, Mr. Wm. Betwiele, Mr. Edmund Potter. Mr. Edward Tootal, Mr. J. C. Baiter, and moat of the boding miusben. Mr. Twos. FaIaIAID.N read over a bug sad able report from the ezeestive committee,by which it appeared that Mr. I. C. Drat had bola appointed awing aevassivAmee to the ezenttinteomenttee for procuring coutribetioes of the most valuable sad remarkable worka of art in the Cared Kies dose, and for imager, and chenille, them is seek • sareeras may brat erabiae eater:vs views of the progress of art with the gratification which attends the rootempla ' ties of their iadividual merits. The liberality of the Beak of Begird bad plaited at their command ample fends, as the writ of the guarantee fond, whisk had now reached 10,0001. In male conditional arragemeate as to the site of the progood betiding (sow to be anbmitted for sporovel) the dretgasetiow was that of giving every possible seeerity to the possesears of works of art that their treasures e ba ll lot revive fairy, sad for this parrots several palate re quired Werra, iselediag an atmosphere pare from smoke saddest, direct orrysece for all p okapi as as to wear safe delivery at the building itself, sad rarity for rapid de livery sad early intimidation es delivery, so that the hirsterdirg of them might be postponed until a. short • time as ible before the operas. The site shorn for the lug was teas on the wait or south west side of rte toes. The newt farther stated that the committee bad, regarded the pea of the bend*, sea aistmaly probsweltbe deslipt of Mr. Toes!. sow eapaged is the soesameties of the An Manua at Heasingtee den, aad • presidia's& eastrast ha hem made with Mr. YOU, (Of its 01111.101ka as do Ist Jasasry nest for 24,6001. Mr. The.. Ilelrbetra, ehairmsn of the minutia* somnit tee, Mr. W. Zooids, sad Mr. B Potter, gar further raplaaatiors as to the ohmmeter's ender whisk the grand bed hese takes, sad as to the arraegemeate sea tomplated with the railway isompanies, he. Mr. T. BAILIT then roved shot the report of the mem- Hie 'moister, as to the dodo end site of the imbibition betiding, be coadrear. Mr. duv.n 1411TWOOD emeaded the isolless, whisk wee sasalmossly spread to. • resolatim was sabemantly "delved, empowering the onamittoo to there the no' of 1001. in swab proportioss they might deem fair, in cswpreat'on to the artists who bad serrated di qua for ooloodantioo. Tito poitoesilsge cosoludod with a vote of thanks to the Mi lt r i . mbibitbia trendies, as it is row 'royale 1 to ho erestsd, will ewes a armed some of 16.200 square yards, ge name titre peg these MU; red edditio , sl moat may b l e i Cad bp in a. of interaal generic , . la de a seeldeseberal thereoter which It should asseme.lllo omaltios bad edier eeeeideratien about thirty ems ef Mews eabsitted by smarm TMbalding will he for the meet pert oessereetal et seer end elegegusa Los, ems Was employes! eel/ le esellee of eedi eseeportmeat of the roof. The whole bileeler ea be Need Id* wood, sad the toad of the bellOisrositiott hes hoes dimes for the (mad eatrame. will he of eramesatel briskweelt. The •streme Werth of the build's, will be 704 feet, and the 'strewn tweeilth 200 1•O4. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 24. 1858. IRELAND. Dian. IaST. SO to 1 apt Colasolloo (t) aa to 1 apt Zoydor Zola . 10 to 1 Bird la Wo. /3 W I Sprig at Hood CO 1 .1 11 ) 22 to I Aston (t) SO to I Wrens Power SO to 1 /Wok Bonny (t) (I) SO to 1 Tournament (t) ---e DUBLIN, Jews 23. The Lord Mayor will hold a meeting at the Mansion Huns* on an early day tble week, to mganiee a suhdotiption for the relief of the su ff erers by the inundations in Franc*. The euberriptions already announced by the French consul in Dublin amount to 1661 , including 501. from the Lori Lieutenant; and in additioa to these the Irish Roman Catholic prelates now assembled Imre have sollected about 1601. amass themselves for the same (meow The Ihirmats's Journal says :—" Authentic litformation haa remised Dahlia from Rome announcieg the applicant of Cardinal Bernabe es Prefict of the Propaganda." Al this office is intimately connected with the administration of the Roman Catholic (buret, in Br Fland and hilted, and as the new Cardinal Barnebo Is kaown to have beim Goan:- able to the views of Archbishop Cullen, on as ,abject efre• straining the Roman Catholic prima it= violent agitation on political matters, hie appointment es Prefect of the Pro. mends is a matter of ocnsiderable interest anon Roman Cethllies here. RACES—ThisDAy, ...... -........---- --- Home Ansvaa.—Vamesa, DAL, Warock, Maio" Oriartalld. Wino, Vaal% Jelray Tat; 11* or Lim., Misr% Yortakin Oss= e s o f=Voitca. Narda i rt:2 of Dim* Mad. lasi. IMO. MIN Ism Illsos=l .4.. lbsoskio, WhiLai u cak y lll. tom.. = Mo il l e b * Lady al Oa Wok Doable MT: ton, leis" s izoitaarrat, Oalmoboaper, Vatelery, rremy, Omar, lady the Lodge, TM Swell, sad Illogletom OF THE NAVAL AND MILITARY. AFFRAY BETWEEN THE GERMAN AND ENGLISH TROOPS AT ALDERSHOTT. FARNBOROUGH, Jrxi 23. The encampment at Alderehott ham been thrown tato a state of excitement within the last forty-sight hours, by a sarions disturbance which commenced oa Saturday evening between the tad Oa ratan Lagers on the one side, end the depots of the Ist sad 2nd bat.alions of the Rifle Brigade on the other. The dispute which led to the Me ntalism., began in one of the public-houses within the vil lage of Alderthott. The Japan were numerically the stronger party, and seed with indiscriminate v:o!eace knives, &ticks, stones, aid bayonets. Several ma were seriously wonoded, and. it wu found smarmy to con vey them to the hospital, where Guy mow re main, loony of them in a state of great ealloriag. immediately on the fact of this disturbance bawls, known at headquarten, General Knollys ordered oat Wong pickets, and kept the troops ia camp under erase mail all apprehesaion of further rioting was at an sod. Yesterday stoning a general order was leaned forbidding say soldiers in camp to miter the village of Aldershott, but these precau tions had not the desired effect, toe early in the afternoon another riot broke out, sad the camp bugles at ease called all the trove to arms. The depots at the "Rifle Brigade, and such other regiments as could be hastily got together, were despatched into the surromading villages with orders toeless the public-Muses and bring all the soldiers into map. At 9 o'clock last night everything was quiet; but it le tome dently stated by these competent to form an opiates on the subject that unless the German troops an ►t awe removed seriou cosesqueoose will undoubtedly luau. An invnti• pilot into the elramostasicee has already two set on foot. Amman', Jon 21.—Arrorwrxners.—Lintonant Emig 4.T.Stabbe (104). to Um Vistoty, 101, Ike Yap, at Port& UMW . Medi= 3. A. NAN (use), to the A• 011. If, sloop. at Mari entmeen AMA'ld !Matehie (1656), to the Millen; $O, at MtiMiesemh allelli Maws Anted T. Gibbons, to the Mseletennis, IS, paddle genet eleam tsfemee. el 400 hone pones, at Deft:apart; Jean IL Pam. le the Taman SI, wren stoma Mots, of 700 horse power, at Pertsmentl. Nand Cadet C.l T. Rassell, to the Calcutta, 11, Mot ladle Attica. Jams M.-Bmnd Msatine J. Molloy, to the Blenheim'. 110, MeV Meaty Alp, 4to horse power. at Poruisouth ; and E. P. Bedirsll, In Me Theory. WAS IhrLams% Jima 23.—The following ewer push the Ileursar ea purge to England, on the lie lad rib bet l i fe dheridem with two Er rare of the W dr Oka air the Ord Itagismaa. 4" 111.1.4.4 ilea MOM tramp" Tata% left Swelluattrea !e Coa ftlee* defarkg Irk etre 'he le to swat tha eider of the BM& Marl eledriel Orr The deer et the to wee to have WI learargra yeeterday, asd the lads= wee he her Is. day, bell fee the Ore, to herd bare room bat fades ardor IN. the ererraar Ism derior theta le Bouthamposa data Jungi b. TM 3114 Manz Militia (4tb R;itaTtatr roimmiglatlit Orramtsta, staata weather; from Certh earn Me harbearith atalik aed Corday the newest theabethith me lot by tithe at s Vie% the Larks. The Om Ithetheet. also cane lato berterer lga Nth vt Ali the arrived fr. the Crimea yes. lerdayolthet nee bi to reksa. The Oat Waters, threw t arsethert, arrived at Sailboat tide nom lag tent e alma with II odium 41 t thew ot the Royal Artillery I=ll. ea/ 11111 bittalimeth el calms. sad 1$ tor or the sawn Ithth-Colowel Cawthall, ol the it c b = meth The Artiltery the maw the iguana of Major Barry. They thiesbark to. ow eel reeeth to Woolwich early. CHATHAM, Java 23. The Awns, le, oOnniader A. W. A Hood (1864), bona, to.. ooplirson, 'Med Ibis afternooa for Sherraws, where the will be i=iL Illbe ell thew proceed to her destination ea the colder Tho 1, U, Omni' C. Hamilton (1547), le all ready for sea sad marmite her Nis Won, ink It aro wetted hourly to arrive team Ile Maisribp. It is odoroired thot ohs to Fenn to Mar, to look alba as print intoning tho Olson sook • cwt d ths Awl Patna& mkt lbs ossmod of Major horn De Cron lA. Mt amps= Ilmentio MY nada& pamosiol to thi g o . t Mann." tro an porton ot ke ay ns down Ur donne at tho amp. IMF won sonepodol Mr. Mtn* dolt DUBLIN, Jou M. Detaabments of the Royal Artillery from the Crane* arrived hem yesterday. SPORTING. IE MEETING. TO TIP IDITOI 01 TIP =PEWS. Stn,—There can be no doubt that Stockbridge is the most interesting day's racing of the three is the south; to feed, the only day that is worthy the notice of backers of hones. Bibury and Winchester will be bet dell affairs compared to it, except to those who practise at the poet, sad I purpose paring them over, for the present at say rate. At Stockbridge, which conies cff on Thursday, there are the three Triennials, the Stewards' Plate, the Stockbridge Derby, a Match, and the Mottisfont Stakes already before me; sad on Wednesday evening a Two-year-old Sweep stakes has to close, which will make up the eighth Item oa the list for the day, and most of the rakes are of gnat value. The Four Year Old Triennial Stakes, two miles and a half, has 63 safe*. • but It is a difficult matter to pick out a third of them is dainicg. According ti the Ascot ruining, Shoreham hlds two or three of item safe; bat ono or two who sera scered from showing at Asetit by the liberal odds laid on Habeas any soaks a .how now they kat w the com pany they bare to meet. Shoreham's owner halides that hi ma repeat the Ascot date to anything is this race. Ho must be careful, however. of Lord Ailed and Claret. Al though she latter was behind him at Ames, It was only a head, and as the,. is 'difference of 61b. it ought to tent the tables, if the owner has the mange to let him try again. The Three Year Old Triennial, ath Erik and a ball , with its 49 sabs., will lad itself in the name predicameat me the iserther as to the number of star tan, although the (utility of tbie Old will exhibit a great improvement. Victoria and Owes ANIS have the Sake to themselves; yet I should she be Olillthime at the Dumblyy division entrostiag their hewer le ism otter than Cerra ; their iatutions will not be lowest till the day. For the Two Yes, OM Trissalsi, three-quarters of a mile, 33 sobs., John Day has to fewer that ton seder his ears sad this may dismay the groat Whitewall C3IIjUIDT, who' has Coloaist Bird-th•tha-Rand, and Bel Dimas, all thorned le be go o d ones. Teo latter may be mat, if my Sift lime from that quarter, but he must be sometbieg snthenthen M howl nu either Lipids or the dark Antra Illeir thin grand. IM SMnikbektge Derby, for three-yews-old, one mile end a UM, is meth upwards of 1,000 sore. clear, which is well worth maths for, sad Jolla Day agate looks smaniegly awkward with his 'levee. If Osie Act is an shunts* (thd it is said that the Steward's Cop, same day, is her jouravy), there is nothieg Ia the ram that eta beet him, aid if pos. sable Wentworth is to be the one from the stable, alusoeglt Aleppo sad Cerra might parlor's quit., as well, perhaps, if they wen allowed. Forbidder Fruit would be so mesa thespetitor to the crash, sad John Soott has threatened the Dthehery shall sot kayo it all their own way this time, although they are at limo. TN thettisfeat Stakes, for two-year olds, thne-qateten of a mile, stubs., is stake where the rivairy between John Day tad Jobs Scott looks likely to give the lcskore ea a goof rem, salsas it I. sere/Aged beforehand that Scott has so *banes. He koke eves bettor, however, than for the Triesnial, sad Ise has the same throe I. hare. The reams I loth to Bel 01•011111 Is, that as he is earaged neat week at Newmarket, it would not be bad policy to take him to Stockbridge lest, to get him In the itussoeir. Wasters Power should rue dismally for this or the Tries-1 ataL Jo' n Day Is likely to stand on fleets of the West. The Stewards' Plate, two miles. although it has 64 sabe., will sot anent a very lap fold. Jobe Day throws to with fourteen this time, yet he may be beaten, by Yellow Jack sad Oae stet. The former has gait* reeovered bin Anot shakiag, and steads a better chases than ever be peerlessly has that year of winaiag. I hardly think he will be beaten; sad If his owner's hick is still osmium him ha will bare meet ewe to blame Kviliprge and Om Act, sup posing the /craw reprusats Dassebery. Agra 'sleet try what she ean de is good 'newsy. METEOR. TATTERdaLLIL-.-MOND ►T. ------- SpeeMetlea ra;d7llftle me yes may remittable ler tbe Erie/: el IM et eseileal, esel she leeremed import ▪ Iss Peek lat the Startkambechs4 laveMmusta were, wry Malted. Me appealed IYt et wallet.' Om met make IMMer emsemat. 11011THITKIII1LAND PLAT& Ile 3 apt Zig of licolead I 11 to 1 opt Pack (1) (t 414 1) lo to 1 Dix (0 lls 1 Omiss6l4 (I mid If to 1 Warl4el(o) 14 le GOODWOOD CUP. I ICON" (t) S Is I wt easoot‘e (t sad off). 000DWOOD STAKES. 13 to 1 opt Eirys4l4l Dbms (1). ET. LIGER. II to 1 Kg Ell.ll.l%lett (1) BIBURY CLUI Tu BEsvarerleu — c7f added by tO. Cluh ; the mood to save his slake. One mileand a half. (It subs.) st A et 10 Titterettos (It b) ••Age lb 11 7 Veteran ..... ....... ge 11 0 Blaming Heather 4 11 12 Rlp Van Winkle 3 10 11 Cerva Rodamell Goldhlli Wants,* 4 11 4 Ta. CIIIMIPAOSI Snit' Of 10 sows. eseb, with SO added by the Club, for 1-yr.olde; colts, , •st 101 e; end lilies, Ist 71b. The winner of any 1- yr-old stake amounting to lOW., ineludimg the winner's own stake, to carry 410 far every such winning. The lost three.duarters of the New Mlle. (17 subs.)—Rebecca, Stator, hinteure, Yentas lion, Arnold, Enloe, Hardwick, liotep blin, g by Westbertdt— Nutgall. Lord Melbourne Perfume. Tam O'shanter, o by Pyrrhus the tirst - Young Languish, Grey lien, Parole, a by Comb—LAG bar, Olenmarson. Tao Minorca ens= (Ilandimpl of S sow. etch, w tit 50 added by the aab, for 3.yr-okb and upwards. Old Mlle.—Cleeed.-11se hones to be named to Mr. Weatherby, at Andover, before dinner this dal ('Rlid l l). Lord Portsmouth I Mr. Etwall I Lord ClUden Mr. J. M. Starkey Lord hosiery Captain Lane Mr. Gretna Lord Angesey Count &Attlee, Mr. Itwall • Pura of 50 owe.; for 2.yr-olds, 74 ; aed three, 9st; fillies and geldingeMbwed 11b. Winner, of • sweepstakes value 100 sow., M elvin( Ibe winner's own stake, to carry 51e; of two or more such Maim 811 i extra. The winner to be sold for 30W., If demanded. 11•1111111111irld to be sold for 25 1. allowed Mb; fur :001.. Mb; for =rib; ifie INN., 1010 ; for M 1., The winner to be sold by inmedilely otter the race, and any surplus aver the selling pIM the of the Club. T.Y.C.- To enter to Mr. Wes . el Arnie, bakes timer title day (Tuesday). 771M01/110 .111111.1 Lyr-olda, Ist l 7lbi bar 12. t 9th; fin. lit UN ell dal tied. lit I& The winner *be sold for 3001.; U wand M be mil Orr 111111. aimed lUD; ter UMW, 101 b , for 1001., lib 16r Illy Mb. The edam Mbe aid by amnion immediately air the and any ale,is am tie Raft price to go to the Nude et i sOtb. A mai wed a bialL—To emit to Mr. Weatherby, at Weser. bias Omer thle day (Toesday). A ham of Id gam. Par 3-yr.Mds ; colts, Set Illb ; Set 41b. The wire* M gold tor M.Ol. ; entered M and e arid for 491.1 allowed ilk ; NIY MIL. Sab ; If for 1001, 101 b ; bones may be en. tend as net IS Ie ..M, gad such horses to carry Tib elms. The winner M be meld by ate Mn thence, and the surplus to go to Ms lands d the Crib. Ties WON te start or the state will Dot be given. Old (lbesakr) mil. To mit Is Igr. Weatherby, at Andover, bake* dinner this day STOCKBRIDGE-THURSDAY. Tenn Taos, or sin Stars Taimstat. Praise of 10 Mee each, for Orb of lOU, to rein at 4.yrs-old ; colts, Set 1010 ; fillies, Bet Sib; an. tried @Wilkes or mares allowed Sib ; but only am albinism. The whirr of 'he Derby, Dowereer St. Leger, Emperor's Vase at Aer.it, Ossaweemi. r DISSIMmOiIp, la 1553 or 1856, 710; or say two, 10Ib SIR 'lre air eel a Ira (XS subs )-Para, the Bonnie Morn, AMIAM, 011eleilla bedew (Sib). bor 111 a by Sir Tattoo Sykes- Faith (Db), he Iby Ilubbombe -Glenbewk's dam, Shoreham, bre to Mr. Sykes, eh fby The am-Conceit (31b), The Hind, Socinian (31b), Dodoes, Lemlegfies, fby Lennart -N un Appleton. Cosy tee PhyMmi, ClisskOusigke (bib), Lawyer End Wm Prism. of Wales (31b). Combs. e i)........if-in-Chlef ( Bth), Thietle Fie, Nutiobler @side I 011=10-Peralls, Marionette Aurelia, Gerald (31b), Joshua (/1 61, 1 AT log pie). Harriet, b e Iby Blarney -Corbesu, be e by Robert ii. Berber -Wildensse ;Sib), Hunteurtzi (Sib), Glen- Wilke (Mb), Whirr, h• by Bay Middleton, dam by Discount, Alike ittUnit.% Chlmil i atm:le ma (31b), Lord Alfred, linan, Arne.; to Climair• de ( Jib), bra to Citailek Dertmemih, Katie Slairatt (31b), NW William the Third ( Ib), Damascus (Or), Pyrrhic (Mod), Prmamer, Cymians eh f by The Fiero- HuMa (31b), Varna, f Odour -Deters, Miaow h (31b), Delete., Nei., (Sr), Aldus* (elb), Hampden (paid). Tin Imo !Ma d the T11113.111/4i bream of 10 toes. ' rib re trio of 1014 le tea es Ilopser ; eel a, ht 101 b ; Stag, est Mb I walelei elellibe or owns allowed Sib, but only one allowance ; Mee wrest ire Moho le awry lie; of the Two Thousena Guinea.. One lbowerdi Orr, Newmarket Stakes, or Epsom Oahe, 316 OM MY= team more than 710 entre. One mile and %half. Et ll" Mtl,otir, b leid u ( I: i e b nee T tfl e b ) ,( Si f b u ) M o F ie l 7 . b Danube, t PIN Warmer (11b), (and Sib extre), f by the Hero- A ls. OWNS. ( ), • bribe Flying Dutchmen-Barbs (31b), Crimea rel;i e lle ch lirl i la u t Omsk (Jib), Ro.erthorps (Sib), 1 by Mane - (Aleppo, Tree, Cerra (I b), Eglantine ( )b). Carry ; 1 Alestor ' (3ll7), Night Hawk, Allred, Pelikar, Lburro• (dead), Snook, ' 6 (dead) by Epirne-Quee. Hab (31b), f by Orlando-Vslietine, 0 e r e lo i syngiuum-Prioress, Granville. Turk (SIN. Tom Thumb, the (Sib), Balabew (Slb), (dead), Porto Rice, Swyndel Myna ((lee)), Bubble (3110, Pincher (3tb), San Francieco (Sib), The Quack (Sib), Cunning Bird (31b), The Eptesian, kanplae (31b), Passoletto (pfd), 121 .marf (Paid.) Tee rim TSAI OF Tea EMIT= STOCZBIIIDOR TILIVINIAL Brain of le ren orb, for foaled 1134, to run at Syr-old ; colt*, list Itilb; 11111.1, OM Mb; untried etellione or mum allowed 21b, but cal, one =reT.Y.C. (53 sib,.)l l ' by Orlando- Ppli.eute, Culoniat, lewd (sib), bel Obese (Sib), Vioket P.ne, e by 01r Tatter ibbn-Teetro RDA, TT,' Vigil, c by Say Middlet a-1 Ilene,' (Jib), Ilir reel, I by The Hero-Hnsuta (Sib), Ante, Ellyibe, Prue AINISM, Su.higam(3lb), 43 by Orlando-Elopement, Genies. Meltswit, Serf % 800 eas . ( Sib), Dardanelles (31b), i by Surefire-Pella, a by SIORM-Ptme Nib), Alsace, Korniker, Quern of the Nat, Lam. aree, The Wirers Power (91b), King of the Forest (Sib), King of dr Der o gr a r . n.boa the First-Strife, D coy Bird, Athlete (raid). a DST, a sweeptatie- of 23 sows. each, with 200 Zi 11.11 g MOH. INit 101 b; fillies and sek,lnge, Set 6th. The winter of Whsasim DM, le awry 10th; of the Two Thousand Gulp's" One HOMISM Newmarket stakes, or 4.001 Oak., Kb; the rime billbsl4 Derby, with either el the elope stakes, to carry sib ollosiz , er Illy to carry more than 121 b extra ; maiden bur et OM rutting allowed Sib, should they not have run OM! hot die ebove.mentioned Oakes; the weed borer to resells 10 ere., mei the third I.'o Dove out of the cakes. One mile and a half. (SS AIM) latinilitation, Astrologus, Me.few.fiem, Pretty Boy, Barter.* fby Perfao'-Day Boy-Velure, Joseph Ady, Purim, Fly.b -111.11. Peter WlMilas, Eacomium, Hermes, b e by Pyrrha§ the dam, Bird in the Ben, Oren Lee, Mon. Daum leery, billsib, wet weer (kW extra). b t by Alarm-Dever. !Mr 11 2=t. Twiamelle. Aker*. Mower, Belfry, Mince* (310 extr), , lehmlew _therm* Wreehre, Toe Prince, Epborue, 11~ Own. Hie elier. Pee belies Plait, Palikar, One Act, OccalliK alim= ei bi n -Morels br • by The Übel liumeerla., Porto Wee, The Un tielitopowillp Se belil). (p•rd), Othello (paid). Ouzo el 4 orb rah. 10 fr, with itO added, for 2.yr.ebki err. he fry mod lilies, St 41b. A wiener before Sart- Mge mis il: Mk &who rare 71b titre. T.T.C. (14 e ob.) -Cedric, A Pet f Nutwith- Camera Olecura, Bet Olagio, The 160 lee, Honey, Deodmer, Tricolour (3lb es.), shy fart- °Weser% dine Etudoe, Nitraille, trigirta, Gerdes, the Messer. Illardwiek, f tat io =fall -Ireland's Elea darn, Ore. /1•1114 The Privirst. Flying tnaludieren, Imp. rieuse, Ayeseres, Or at ol i C i tig, a by Imo- Serums Star, The Western Pews, Ikereddiwro, Drier. Tee Ormuz's * Pura et 100 sou. (the wilt of the fitewartia), added to • mrespetelles or le som. tech. 4 ft; 3-) r-olds to carry fist WM; four, 5,'410; Seek Set Lill; Ma and aged, Ott; warm and geldicia allowed Ills. A erir of the Two Thoue end Guineas, Om Tbousaad Gummy or NewinlNlM Maker le 1533 bib extra; a whew of the Epsom Drab?, Oshe,wr O. Leger 111 any year 11110 sitra, a winner In any year of the Meek 04edwood. or Doserster Ceps 7th sutra, the weight not to he ••••••trir ; maiden eyr.olde allowed 41b, tour and upwsrdallb. Two/abr. (le ants.) AS9 Age latimidatia. $ I Skala' Suiten .. Te Primo Psisek. ✓aodango (716 sr ) 4 Cars 3 Artillery iStross .... Trapper b f by Vision— Belle Assrage Motor* (101 b Cl ) 3 ?tie Courtier ...... 3 liebena (31b es.) Milton Porta 800 3 Coroner ...Ispueins lord Alfred Ualsplan, 6 yrs ..cold Qom Cbriglea $ Supolum 3 Imps 4 name 4 Ask , 3 Kalino 8 loosens 4 Westworth 3 1147 7.489. luaus ..... 1744 — ri1i0r44 --- 7:: I Throw -- 4 Itsadratar — *** .." i One !Ist ! - ArrPF: 2- -.."-- i Albs Restverlii„. $ 1111mbowe S lOpelika ..... S i 4 Team! Junk 3 Ur. grime • S Teddy ........... I Pretty MAWR, 110, le It. T.T.C.-111r..loba Hew itt'e The Arenpr, est 71b, apt Mr. Sargent% date be Wefts bt elb. larearersiur re II ow. o.ek with U added; tee I-rr-olde. dot Mb; three. la Sib; hen lot Mt Ire asd upwards 9tt 10. b; bilks mad gebllnp alma Nib; On /Auer to be eold tor 1 01 ; it mitered to be sold ner WU, allowed Übg lt tor ea. ells; if for to letb; if foe 111bg la be meld* einetees attar Lb* raw, sod tee taroks above daleNM. pin to no to dee teed. T.T.C.— To don anl name by II * ON dm balm emoted. Gimp ...... 3 Gig .... „. WINCHESTER—FRIDAY. Tea CaromAt EM1114611181,1110 of LS wars. ea* 3 ft, mad ca ly I If declared ; the sexed to sue his stake, end So sou. will ba added 11 Wee hones start; no person to start wore than use hone; the Loon of any rase of 100 sore. value, alter the publication of the weights, to carry oth; of two such, 91b aura. Two Nalles and a dia. taws. (IS sobs, IS of wises declared.) A i st lb liodwaption OnsiodingAgo et Cerra A S I 0 Mb urn) 4S 7 I Biliinghain 47 IS Weettairater Tam Cm Maims' Pura of 50 sera, three lungs start ; S.yr olds, ea; tour, 9.t,• pot ; sea sad aged. lot 1311 e ; MUM sad gelding* allured Mb. • whiner this per of 00 ors. burry Sib; Oaf LOS seen, alb sun. The Inmn to be wad by swim tor Rio sou, bat 14 .d to be sold for 1500. eMerreo 4 0, it for lOU, Sib; Ulu SOL. lip ; if for SOL, ; U foe SW, Sl lb; any surplus our the 'Meg Wee to go to thotnaL One Me sad a girt.—Ts ekes saw= Ma sight before Tat Osamu Plea scores .[llO9ll, es* with 100 added. If Ohne Meese abet ;kw I.yr olds; eats. het ; ellen and ukases, est Sib. Thiel/um of a stake of IN own rslue, iwriunlng the sin ew's own able, blurry eh ; of teems* 711 utra. The secood to sue hie slim. T.Y.C. (1$ sele.= 6l l o, lll:Ungale, nougat (43, entra•wer/A. by I Vietor, Tricolor (41b extra, •by PyreensV il el t rANeal.4 Meheelea, Arab?. Daughter, I #MeeM,—Tene, is sa(ilb aura), Madame Beithel, The inglishman. fby The Oare—The Mum OLD, by Orlando The Desabter, Tau O'llhantor, ParlDisoger, The Taw, be Pyrrhus the Plut— logy Unimak Orsy Pods, Ratan, 01•111111alcm. lbw Iturrfa Pura of 100 pilau; 3.yr.olds, Tat 711 t ; bur, Set ; Mu, Ist Sib ; six aid mud, Bcl 91b. Two Lies,—To Woes sad raw on Theredsy. • PirifrlMlN of 5 sou. eaell,with SO sodded ; 2-yr-olds, rat Mb; three, SO ON War, tot Mb ; Ore and omens, At olds •, warn see L' illosel Mb; the winner to be sold for 1300 • It attend to I ME MIA Mewed Sp; if uttered to be sold for S'l, 111 b ; ear 1/21.14111 lar V4.,1110 ;to be sold tor warm also the rue, sail Me ylf soh to gar to tho toad. f.T.C.—Tu aloes and arileetle The Guam inane al I soya nags, with 2S added, if three Wino MI" ter aL sun; 2-I r•olds, Set 3b ; Area 74 elb fur. Oct IM{ be sad spwrifik RR 11th; awes and geldings allowed RIA My //MlLblif el hones the property of the use wren may Melt Me Ibleteee. • *eau ogre to 1930, Slb ; Once, Mb rain. The WINel 19 WSW ha 2101, if demanded. 801 l a wile. W ........... ...... ....... A WIVE lime Wa*erloe es lusday aftereces, at three o' fillikilli Mime le tine tor the dub climber In the emits,. Os W mai Illameasy • epeetal trate will leave Waterloo et kis LIS .." 111 = 1 . weaker, sad Setiagateks. tetarslai Aware irk at MO. CRICKBT. Tau Virran Au E BLiviss ir. 81xTzEr or ram UNIVUISITT or ()zoom.— The mouri mo arsammoot St Imre yucerday, mai w►w the won 4rooo It wood se Wowt— Oslool. lot Wink III; lag loologe, I wirloolo dm% TIP. Rain I riniE 23. DIMSDALIe s. DIIUDALR. Ode was s bib lied by T. R. Charles Dimadale, the eon of the de. Miry Berm Dimedale, for the ;Atmore of netting aside certain deeds, dated the 11th and 18th December, 1817. The case was argued ages amoeba, by Mr. Bail& Mr. Olsen, Mr. Lee, Mr. Prendergast, MIS. Mr. Hawkins, Mr. Palmer, Mr. L. Webb., end Mr. Bird. no INN wlfl sAskittly appear from the judgment now delivered by dr Thearatellor. Mb Ilemear said—lt appeared that the plaistiff attained the age of II me* Bird of August, 1847, at which time Certain estates stood limited Os Baron Mondale for life, with remainder to the plaintiff In tali. IS= Mates then comprised four separate properties, the one the Mat gaaaeeil to be borne in mind In the prevent ease being knows as Me Mesiturd &Lite. At the time of the plaintiff's attaining 31 MVOS a cornet in a dragnet regiment, and appeared from the slate. MONO of his own affidavit to have wet/meted habits of great Rasa. WOW and folly. bhortly before his attaining hie majority it became a Mater of scrims consideration with the defendant so to bow be *mkt prevent the plaintiff from making away with the property of his family, a mune which he feared would be likely to ensue when ever the on should opine into posarsionot the estates. Accordingly, Is 1348, he &muffed Mr. Appleyard, the family solicitor, on the eubjee„ who advised that when the plaintiff attained twenty. one the mates should to resonant. At this period the plaintiff was not in friendly communication either with his father or any member of the family. Mr. Appleyard, however ' wrote him a letter of advice and warning, and, after seine correspo ndence, the plaintiff came to England, had various Interviews with Mr, Appleyard, with his father end his mother, and ultimately emented to , and executed two deeds, bearing date the 21st and 13rd of August, ROI, by which one portion of the property was regettled and otherwiee dealt with. It wee to be i m marked that theme deeds were In no way impeached by the bill. gleam Mood in this &nation until the middle of December, when some neffotistions again took place, which resulted in two other deeds, one of which was • mere dleentailing deed, sal bore dxte t he 17th December, 1547. By the other, which *as dated the following day, the plaintiff gave up his rights over the Hertford estate, the comber. affect being expressed to be the grant of an annuity of 4COI. a year for tile by his father, and also the expenditure 01 22.0(01. which the father had been put to byeertain improver.. nu which he had effected upon the property. It appeared that the value of the mates so given up was about 1,2001. a year. Theme were the deeds impeached by the present bill, the ground ef impeachment being that the plaintiff when he executed them was subject to the undue infloence of his father. On the other hand, Baron Dimedsle taught to support them deeds by the c intention that they wends in the maw e of • family arrangement. I made for the purpore of promoting peace and envies the property and good name of the family. As a matter of fact it wee admitted that at the time of the execution 01 them deeds the piaintiff had no separate solicitor, but the matter did not rest there. anise quently to this time the plaintiff, who unfortunately mewed not only to have profited but little by the good advioe witch had been given to him, but on the contrary to hove continued in his former career of intemperance and billy at three different perbee in 1820, 18 , 2, and DM, dealt with his property, oath time doing so on the basis of these very deeds, and that with the sanction of adicitare employed by &meet?. In addition to this in the present bill he made no offer to place the Banat In the position In which he stood previous to the ex. 'entice of the teed of December, 1817; soothe contrary, besought to set aside those deeds, retaining at tie Name time oil the advantages which they gave him. Under theme circumstances, both noon the =I of bsquent eonfirmation, and of the coommon maxim that eu nas equity must do equity, the plaintiff's bill mum be dis missed ; end as he had thought et to load it with chews of fraud against his father, not one of which bad be attempted to substantiate, the diorama must be with costa INBOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-JUNE 23. SPORT IN HAMPSHIRE. •W RDNLD~r. II RI ROBERT H•RRT MICTONISH, This iimolyent,Trlic7l;;dcetn nranagero;iit;&corihing Branch Bank, •as opposed by Mr. Nichols for the London and County Joist Stack Bank. Mr. Bargoodsupported. The complaint was that the icsolstmt bad costrected .large debt with the hank by • breach of trust. Formerly he bad been • mptain in the East India Company's eervioc and revere!) . wounded. Hie half pay and penolon was ab tat 1901., and, with the exception of 201., he had wiped the came to the Promoter-office. He bad been seven year. In tbe servioeof the London and County Bank. He commenced at 601., and was discharged, when be bad ;WI. and a Manse as ma. inter at the brooch at Wortblng. On the 14th of August Me ths company sent the insolvent his discharge, as they te. solved to disocmtintie a daily hank at Worthing, and granted him three month.' salary. At that time he had overdrawn his banking account to Ica On the 17th Anglin be drew out 1201., and on the next day 1341., which went to pay his creditors at Wor. thirty The director. complained of the last two mime which, with the other, made their debt 39'1, An action was brought in September, and tutetquestly the I solvent expressed his contrition for the offence, and threw binmelt on the mercy of the board. He had ex pected a more lucrative situation instead of a diamileml. IL & mean@ had been crippled by the money he had to pay on the policies on wht h he had raised money and aim to the eerie. illness el his wile. He now teemed to Mel his painful position, end on hie behalf it was hoped that the court would give the judgment under a less severe maim than the provision prayed In aid of the oppoeition. The Chief Occomistioter said the insolvent had overdrawn his cement 2481. after Ma no ice of die, Neal, cad, allowing him COI. kr his three mouths' eatery, 171.1. He had thought proper to pay his erediton at the OT pen,' of the bank. His honour pave a Judgment of ten months from the vesting order at the suitor the beak, fin pm tractlig a debt without reasonable exceet.tioesot payment. IN II AAAAA NOIR OLIN Pthil.klioM. la the we of Mr. Tinlairds, the government actuary. who was dila charged at Myer Counth Wart, an application was made on the part of a creditor nemedChafTers to make available a portion of hip income for his creditors. . . _ . ilieraorsriowed canoe, and Mr. &mood moved to make the rale absolute. . . . It appeared that Mr. Pinlalmon's income was about 7651. a year, and be had a family of main children. It wr intimated that the mart had no power to make the order as asked, and further if they had then it was not a pee to grant any portion of the income. The Chief Commienorter was of opinion that the court bad power over the income. tie thought the creditors were entitled to some thing, and he shout.' ray *bout :el. a year. which would pay an annual dividend of about threepcnoc or one shilling in four years. The matter stood over, to adopt the suggraloo of the learned com missioner. 2HB POLICE COUBTE. MANSION-HOUSE. PAward Croft. Ryland, charged wish defrauding ?deism Muter- Dan of 323 f. by mean. of • forged cheque. purporting to be draws by gr. R. al : Ryan., bop meribant, E °rough. eras brought up for final Peter iufford, clerk to Moors. Mastermam depoeed that on the 29th of March last he plid the cheque at the counter in ten 501. notes, numbered from 51,241 to 51,230, and 251. in told. The signature Ins • very good indtattoa, sod he had no hesitation in pitying the cheque, but dif not know to whom be paid it. Michael !Jordon, demo's, &died to his former 'eider es that the peleoner, on their way to the 'Ration, maid that his reason for tlenyt•g his same when first apprehended was that he took witnees for • county WWI offixr, as there were minutiae, out fission him: The depositions of the varicose lillnesees haring been read owe and signed, the prisoner, who resened his delence, was committed for trial. GIJILDHALL. George Harris sarrendermi to a wareent imbed against him for using room of a bourne at No. 4, Sher barne.lane, for the purpose of betting. Tb. city N licitor Mated the nature of the charge. lb. defendant pleaded godly, but stated in id diethyl of punish ment that Li 1100 n 1111 he band It was tibial to keep such a pleb ►e abut It up, and It had be. n closed pinta the 10tb of lune. He itsei lost anegeney th/ough tame proceedings, and was I7W without em ployment, Irbil* be had a faintly dependent on him, and he we. beeomirg paralysed on one .hie. hit Itubertasid he believed the examples which bad been made, and the prossecuthins that were rift pending, would suffice to put these nuisance* down. He should t late account the mitts. log dream coned the defendant hail urged, subdue him ouly 101. The defendant paid the fine. WESTMINSTER. - Mary Doghsrly was charged with feloniously mantling and wound ing her hu.boud with a C , wud Dogherty, of 30, Oardner's.lant, Weolminster, blase painter, stated 111.1 he went oat with his wile to market on saturray night. As they were retuning home .115 insisted upon •Witilt thin • public-house. Ile unwclirsly compiled, and aster thei hod bees there a ;ew worsen.. rho betimes° quormlsome th,,t ho left 11, I, and went howls. She followed him, and haying torn hit cloth. off Ma back he left her is order to tota,m further rioleors. and entered into COOMialiOlt with the lunged, of the house. WhVe he was so in r aged his wile suddenly r attired from the parlour and cut bins right befool the face with • razor. Ile was immediately taken to • doctor's in York-mere; but the sound was no severe that he found it bepeeeible to stop the bleeding. end be was font with nixed la • nab and driven to ti.e West.r.ineter Heopital. At the time eke Inflated the wound she exclaimed," There you - tea. that." . ' ieela;;liinatoryevicreace I;;•toilieel;7ll‘..ii the;rimons; wi resausled. HAMMERSMITH. Kedah Orman, s servant, was charged with attempting to murder her newly bars male ehUd. Ilesry Bradshaw, a gardeser, lilies at Acton, deposed that about ell o'clock on the swain. of the 7th inst. he weer to the hour of Yr. George Loath, Last schwa, and wee admitted th•ouah the gate by the phloem, was one rf eM eervaote. Another non wee admitted with him. Wane.. pueepel pipe water fur the primmer while the other ems west to the occeettary. Almost directly alter. I wards he ealhd him to the place, sod said be thought there was a Gild is the esesenol. lhey both then examined the pl ae, and saw I ths body of schild lying et the Omar, ler =reed In the soil. Wit ness obt hied a garden rake, and hie companion knocked off the top of the seat. The other raan hooked up the child, and "Wane caught ase of Its kip and drew the body out. appeared a lice newly born male child,aud wee alive. It wee naked. They wasted the body sad wiped it Ea well as they timid wilt' the gram. They than reified the child to the pollee station sad gave lefotmaiion of what had aseaeried. The navel string had sot bees bed. Mr. Henry Day, surgeon, of Acton, stated that the child was lumen to him on the morning of the 7th Mat., in o Pere dirty elate. After he had canted it to be washed and clamed, he pro. ceedei to examine It, nod found no roam of violence about the body, with the exception of on. or two bruises ablaut the eye and head. The child cried freely and be discovered nothlog more the matter with It, which surprised him, from the extraordinary eireumetet en tuader which It had been theouverco. Ile handed the child o'er to the sergeant, who then looked out fees Mule. Witness then went to Mr. Louth's borne sad trash:led the prisoner, and toilful that she had recently been delivered. Some farther evidence having been given, the prisoner was re mantled. METROPOLITAN ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING Tlll DwaLLtsos OP nil Innuseetauus ClLABSES.—Yesterday, the 12th annual meeting or t..e members of this association was he at their officer, 19, Col. mss-tercet, City ;So Ralph Howard, But., in the chair. After some preliminary business, the secretary submitted to the meeting the report of the directors. This document rated that on the metro politan buildiags, with vie exception of throe in Soho, there was received in rents* net profit of 2,1251. 114 7d., but that there wee is reference to those specially named a loss of 1201. 9s. 2 1., so that the whole profits of the association is the metropolis smoun'ed to 2,0051. 2e. 54 The morta lity mos* the tenants of the association was on en avenge sae-half lees than is the metropolis gel:tersely. At Dudley, tate sesoeistios bad completed dwellings for ton families, and a lodging-house for 50 single men At Bristol the branch Was engaged in altering pr mists to (metals 33 families, and wee also about to erect dwellings for 28 more families The Brighton branob premed to pay a dividend of 4 per seat., end at Liverpool the shsrebolders were prepared ti erect sew dwellings for 80 fat Ohm. The chairman moved the a+ puma of the tepee, which was unanimously agreed to. •dividend oflBpe doeon, ba rcsn tispont after aca somepital d ofB9 i. r 10.. was repossa by the ion. an allheallinalla icing a dividesd at 28 per cent. was settled. The uoseediage terotiosted with a vote of thanks to the obatturi. The decision of the government as to the contract he the oonveyanoe of the Australian mails will, it is oapeeted, be slummed fa a day or two. It is understood Ithat Ceased hoe tendered for the ecotreyease, es well as the Irealarsiar and °Aosta Cosepaay. EICLIr DOC i lmportaL;l 1 BUOAn. W. India —casks! 6,200 Mauritius Bengal & StadraaLgo 701 Penang lap Foreign pkgs 44,000 Conan. B. P. auks &calla bale. 100 Ceylon .... Cocoa, B.P. Foreign b ilan g .:l lax, B.P. oaks 900 IlinlSSlL—Jen It. IDelheeLiTr. Iltxts.l ---- 1 I. ~.7-1,--,, Wee SIM 00 ' y 21:.4 /AN 0,000 ' t . _ _ , .. 4 31010 MAO 34404 41 VA 1.153 5 . ,4 1,300 4100 OA 1.550 9• 530 22 1 00 0 16,04 TALLOW. WI had on the whole an active market last week, ermeOk i . Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. The price for Grater December was for a few minutes forced up on Fnday to 41t. ud y b. subsequently declined to 47a. 3d. to 47e., which was the gene:, quotation on Saturday ; while spot to low reached during tie:lout period of Friday, 16e. ed., subelding to 48e. 3d., before the elms day, at wiliest it coniinucd on Saturday, June being 3d. pee cat. The public tales Collailt of 851 make. To-day the market has be, steady; little business done. Our concluding prices arc; y es ate. 3d.; June, 46e.; October aril December, 41e. 3d. to 47r. T o .; tallow, oda., net mob. The Petersburg advice, of the 2n1f11.:; Jane. Eze.hange, 3e 3.16. 3,000 pds. done at 135.10 for Aug,' and 131 on the spot. By Electric Telegraph of 21a1, received 04 0 ' August delivery, 118.10.—(From Kenn. eolith and Charles' Clot.; of licaday evening.) OOTTON.—Lieesswou, Joni 23.—Tbs marbet Cased tamely, az!, compared with Friday's rates, prime of all hinds are without chap. The sales see estimated at 9,000. balm consi.ting of 500 Aro new expatt and 3,000 speculation; 80 Fern= and 11 aranttain. at t 4d. 6/ i d. ; 13 0 Bahia, at 6iil. ; 600 Esmtian, Old. to 'Q.; 700 Surat, r 1 d. to 41d.; and 100 Pea !Sands, at Id. to Std. Total Aa'esmt. 1 uraday, 23,000 biles ; eipoel, 1,300; eptea4tlon, 5 , 900 . Tou. impost mace Tburiday, 20,000. BUTrEIL—Coax. ham 23.—(8y EzRIW acd Irish MigllC.l Telegraph.)—lsta, 108 a.; Tait , loas.; 3rtla, 9is.; itha, b7a.; ;;;.4 82a. 1,20: at ma ket. CATTLE.—Lt aroot., hma 23.—The supply of et eked Warmer exhibits an Merton on that of last week. Although we repeat the prioes of Monday last for beef, It was only In very few inetancee the buyers mold be hidueed to give them. Mutton met a fair sale at la week's quotations. Lambs were nearly all seared off the market eta redaction of a halfpenny per pound. Beef, 61d. to 71d.; mutvg, dad. to 70.; lamb, Td. to 71d. per lb. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CARTLLTIEI3. California hetes for MI4I9IdatT4I7;cYUEOM, June 21, to stop a less In her t 3lrport.—Liverpool, June 24. Illytls, Jones, from Hamburg to Weymouth. with wheat. founewt!. June 13, about 40 mass from the Tenet, beating N.N.W., havt., sprung a leak the previous day ; caw landed bete.—Dowt, June 21. Pallas, Fpltlane, from Cork to Quebec, was wrecked at St. Paul's, May 30; 73 Uwe lost.—Ncw York, June 11. Port of Maryport, reported as being off Kill Island, after disebargt4 part of MVO, under the directions of Mr. Pitraimmons, and Mi. tog rudder temporarily scoured, has been brought up to the port.— belfast, June 23. Luthpori—The Berbice, SOON from Antigua at Uttar. , " spoke, on May 31, t h e Shooting Star, from New York for Skangh IC and I.* from bar the c4ptaio and crew of the Southport, from Mane for Ilmannab, which was abandoned May 27, tat. 37 N., lon. 31 W.-. Liverpool. Jane 24. Two rocks were seem about 4 feet above water is lat. $1 N. In. 3i W., by the Non--Live:pool JOIN M. lATERPON. thure AT FORMS PORTS. DOCtGr. at UUISIII6/; MILSObSSIII, at Palm ; Catbariae, Ind Bebelde, at Riga; Ebro at Ma.asa; Delta (•s), SINI Bonne Mere. at 'lane ; 1351 , 111 , . at :Le t•clarkle ; Colon, at Ostend ; O•eciu (ea), at Trieste ; E. Balicelet i et Charleston; City of Toronto, at Montreal; Lady Bale, at Yarn. ham ; Mnagrella, at New Orleans ; Fairy Queen, at Adelaide,N James Poster, Jun., Ocean Rover, and Emerald Isle, at New Yoe,. BRILID rota LrrzarooL.—Anel, Mom Flushing Roads, June 11, VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. —•— All9ral (ship), from London for Port Phillip, April 12. Ist. 35.11.9., lop. 19.40 E. Boorptralus. from London for Calcutta, 26 days, limy 17, tat. 1.3.1 for. 20.16 W. Crystal Palace. from London for Coins, Kay 6.1a1.4.30 N.,144. 23 W. Dolptifr (.b p), of London, from 1 iverpool for Bahia, Jura 17, (o).r days out. tat 47.13 31.. 100. 9.14 W. George Walter, from Hong Kong for Loudon, June 15, lat. te N., lon. 24. Indian Chief (barque), from Colombo for London, June 2, 1at.13.:1 N" Inn. 36.34 W. Mercy (barque). 15 days from Calcutta for London, Feb. 25, In. IS; N.. lon. 87.30 E. Mador.., from Liverpool for Pernambuco, May 22, 22 days, lat. 5.:7 N., lon. 11.113 W. Maid of JuJala, June 20. off Cahant. Mr Edward Parry (b roue), 120 days from Colombo for London, .I,e 4,1'11.34.17 N., lon. 36 St W.; all well. Beringiniatam (English Alio), from Bombay for London, out 10t days lat. 4.54 N., 1015.23.22 W. TitAFFIO KETUUNS. Milo Pap Mar. Total. Total tarLWAYa. ovea senders. elm.dlos. 1856. Mi. Week ending May 24. A A f t Grand Trusk of Canada .... 51.3 1.511 3 4.514 3;41 Week earthman= 6. 0 . 81 W. IO G I re Wads ••• 4383 6.854 3.313 10.197 .43 Week ending Jaw 21. Routh Emirs . ..... •• 2 0. 651 19 .637 Brighton.... ....... Londonsad Booth Caw .......... .............. 16.274 3.03 19.348 14.7.11 THE WAGES MOVEMENT AT PRESTON.—Mr. BasbaWs spinners and minders left work en Friday, their notice having expired, and no overtures having been made for an accommodation. Yesterday (Sunday) morning, a meeting of delegates from the districts comprised in the north-western province of the Gement Associstirn was held at the Farmer's Arms inn, at Preston, when the rt• ciliation agreed to by the tied society, that the men lately in the employ of Mr. Bashell should be paid en elbw ante of eight otoll.bga per man per week, and each cl.iid under nine yeah of age one shilling per wet k, MU COL firmed, and a levy was made upon the whole of the mem. bers of the association in that priming. A deputation from the central committee will attend at the Ferman Arms lon every Saturday far the purpose of paying the allowance, and measures for a genet.' organisation are slit b lug tikes.—Manchester Guardian RE-OPENINO OP CARLISLE CATITEDRAL.—This Me *entice, which the Bccissisc teal Commissioners have during the past three years boon endeavourieg 0 restore to its ancient splendour, was re•openel for public worship on Sunday the 22ad in-tant. Toe building oil monde! in every part, amongst those prescut bring the cathedral dignitaries, the mayor and Sr oration, and the offleen of the garrison. Vie Han. and Hight It dH . Montagu Villiers, Lord Bishop of Carlisle, preached an able and practical sermon en the occaeice. " We trust," says the Coventry Herald, .• that the cutout which is now established of (materna, oar churches with stained glass in memcry of departed fraenJs, instead of di.figuticg them by ugly and costly moments, will become more general. At Eton the ha roes who fell in the Crimea era to be c..minemorated by 1 windows, with the names inscribed on the windows of chi. officers wht fell in defence of their country. At St. Id :chick's, in this city. we are glad to hear that the window at the "eat end of the north aisle, in memory of the late Col./net Grosvenor Hood, who fell in the trenches before Sas:retool, is sheet 0 be ordered." [Advertisement:l—HOLLOWAY', OINTMENT AND Pius, wonnKarrL roe Ins (tare Or Scam:co.—Cory to of Prota lenef h. m Mr. win Trite, biolgveller, Stursinater, Newton, ersc Holloway :—Sir : Mr. Thomas Harriet, isms'. Hinton, St. Mary's. Doroetshire, wu for many yew. reveraly &Mimed n u b eaufnii.. Rs took various medicines in the hope of effecting a cure, but ail taled lb. disease very mairrially retarded his occupation; thereat be determined on trying Holossy'e Ointment and Ptla, and by the: use he is rejoiced to be able to state he is now recovered. SWAMIS mrdieloe venders throughout the world; at Yrifeavor flo/lowsy's Setsbliettotents, lie. Strand, London, and go, Mali:reline, Neel York; by A. Stamps, Eoceuntlaople; .t.Gtudicy, Smyrna; ati MMr, Malta. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ANDERSON.—June 20, at &lidtrail, Ea.ex, Mrs. W. Aedero)o, o • tioa. BROVJELL.—Jus• 21, et Matapitesil.heatb, the wife of E. M. Browell, Seq.. of • MM. DV lE.—June 19. at Elaine!, Mrs. J. P.l6q of a daughter. GAWNE--June 19. at Ernie alga, 11.1.1 of Mao , the wife of E. M. Utteeue, h.q., of •JAught.r. GROVE.—June 2 at Berry Haute, Tulee.Lid, the wile of E. Get tr, Ego of 3 datuthtee. LANK.—Jane 20. at tie Manor Soule, Littlo Mieeenden, Bucko, wife of J. Lase, Eug ot • eon. MA,OS.—June '9. at Elotow, Bedfordshire. the wife of S. A. 3L---or, Naq.. of • datighteg. SMITH --June 20, at Park-raw, Greenwich, the wife of G. St,. t, Eoq.. of a sow. WAtadELL—Juna 9. it Gragecburah•street, the wife of Mr. C. I. Wawa, *I a daughter. MARRIAGES. csvux—Dtwiso.—June 19. at the gsrioh church of St. i_r4". hackney, br the Rec. V. Caren, Fdour.l ettrum, ro n of J. ban., Igeettenbureb.equare, to Fanny, daughter of W. E. Luc. I.g. Esq., of the Grove, Hackney. OHAPMAK—ROBERTS.—June 19. at St. Johnta, Mancbcofer. to kr Inn. U. Sayers, A. 8., Mr. J. Chapman. of Whowell. Rutloul. f 0 Mary, daughter o: the late Mr. J. Roletta, of Cblictletun, Cheater. GRAnT—REILVES.—June 19. at St. George's Ivry:cif, near Logo pool, by the Rev. h. J. Bimini, G. Grant. jou , Eaq. of G, to Frances, daughter of the late J. Rem% hen. of 'Awls` 't HILLIER—LARK 41.4.—1nne19, at &. Iteteer, Athlone. by the Rr H. MurraT. A.M., A. Hinter, Rog" of U War Gene ff.'" f • Kate, daughter of IL Lazkan, Seq., J.P., Lsf Mkt, ROKOOIIIIJII. DEATHS. BOTTONLEY.—Iane 21, Yr. 0. Bottomley, of Barn. otoi DAN 'pi t —Juno 10, et Virgil-otreot, Liverpool. Copt. I. Pi , fo. Wed al. - 110.11424.—Juna 20. it the Vast Pre.taiL Watt% •JU I Capt. Canaan. lad Royal Latiewhire Militia. ILIIIINIL.—June 20, at bide, Devooport, Lieut. W. Gleosa.lo4, gad 39. lAMBS.--Jana 20, at Esplanade, rlymouth, W. Haves, fts seed es. 5i5ti........ --Jose 22, at Ms residence, Mrdbotme, Derbyshire. 24 lamas HaalitPe llart. aged 71. PETO.—Jaa• 114 at liiiligton Palsce.gardens, tOpnis, disitto °I Mr O. M. MO. tart ----.......r2...--. 1118.84--------- ileilt. 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