The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-03 00:00:00

"'"? I No. 3,316.) EVITT sod 3100/tfB AUSTRALIAN LINE, "sigl l spi. 11" 6 16. ":47t Al =rip ... A ts • TYR S.; •• awl Is mowd Mr Vet Mrs 111==mie inky se TM! 11. 1011iralnii. LONDON and WESTMINSTER BANE MOM MACULAR NOT= cif WO .. iambb a{ own pima la I-linen Depodis at All) sod arr.4l6 soy vesolvel wpm ds we Inima o Ow 111.ok or my of Ns ; Ore of NM soll grow as Komi abwool 114 pot sr& W. OILIIAILT. Wowed NSW.. IMMAT TOBACCO CONTROVERSY.— , , • _ D LL - masa aft mft. Tobaft /•• _ /ft semplatftft grim oft= smi mbar ow/Ma. I ofta , -r- A • now LUC? OM Is Es p.a. pfteaft. Adalftft. mftaftift Waft/ ia • oak.. MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE d Pi. e —Pa D IllaT Dime Ow *raft as. AAIMO 1.• sel 12rha!“.• 1 . 11, Imodmik lberldrat. VITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 4 1 1 111 . pia 1 • 2 17 . p1an "tr o mal RE rad tw II eariTitt.eWas — r ebtaibM .d"l :l: 4 T L•••••••IN TIMM it is= F!Vtr zt.A., lo ke gramin : al Sal ft w iii= gil t 7:411.. 1.21 maamm anir elricle sp,.. rjilr . ad0n „ .. 011116 . 41 • ay at a • app••• • kg zw. a A nt?. is Z s lt o nra.watabalm Mama as • ni=tlmat. r i EBAIN'B 7-oetavas FOREIGN MODEL REVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .a... COTT••• TIAN 0401ITIM, la Mama hawk pellahad al TAOIST BB IPIL-Tar MUST TOWN Dbmi. . Noir .area MM. Waft S t tta. by Wt. IW. Mlsba. KIM.. Prim. • Ibm • Tamblambta =ea 4km ..astrmd awl Trail . ( v ... 4 1 ,. IMbratalwaa. Ca••••••ITI Wet. l• rfirOpalia Or in, 111/ 6 "V g OIIIWL Cammambw ; Was . law Imam Ilia Um wry wwwtm• samwmadmams tar pumamm. LIGHT OTILIICOATI, MINIMS JT1,4111111 TB Yard triala ba pima apply to DITIT t tad MOORS. bah C• 7111. AT • 01.111 Z• MI OA OIC I ' IAA• • . t H'e and c°::..:wmth (w 4 wit Nu; w EGULAR LINE of STEAMERS between seneorEerre:a Twir l _eas l iZtTi. in6 t er v e LOSDO• awl roils es lb. 11/Wir 00• ITT at •T2IC• : owlwlt ?Mon , . Mo. COM ME :ado. .. i., 16.. SI•••• .1 . •-•••• _ • . • 11r • NOW_ , •110 VLDOII TOME' DIN/a. lII= _ c•TIM •CMOOL CLOTHING. CATS, M. - WAN ancl Co .'. LC VF.NILE DRESS, 86, .... • ea Osfentatreat. Mat man mod men. pew wonwko. Oa laba morrta=kilwr wrw i tana. l 4... mitpaammtwebblay.bad mmatibn MEOW+ laMirartaa r t. to M w aml kr "" "'' at • i lmm. Tarim um MI MI UT. OM Moeda mt I. Wmaat panl atm tom ..-.•••••.• extmly• Moak Mid. la bold M•mmally melange ; Mem Ob., w Copia la • IN Tobial. re al 00ALS —By Screw and Railwa —LEA and Co.'s . E r I m Tow e wi — Ol -". a Holm; md Tam TM pnr Im. dint Its- tb• ... • MOM by maw Orman of WO tam .Mrlbre • ay the Ilhaddmans e l: l=m- Csti visa *rm. somas as sawn& sword. Maw mOO Lmaim. afela m d" Si i. par Ma OrtifillTl WO* eddrood le Ll• zi aztl i. b• OM Mt . DT% li b ~..., • ....„. • IN Lambe Stays; Dumb, wi, omu 7 . hiattes,•/ Rse IP IT ` Issrlia-let S ink. "'" WI " La he i rs: "1 - - W•ti 1, 212:13in to APPINI3 " SHILLING" RAZOR, sold et • • .went goad by Ow Maims. MILTPIII obis LMlam Worts. •51 TT sad IL Mei TEAM to NEW YORK Duvet , and the Lae. urb....b.. sr imp.' dwi .4 awry is as TEAM isd dlormiands pa Carib Ireit.-.-TM LIT 511,001., wialto IMP m• FIIILAVILTIBI• IIT1•11-118 IT COMPANY trarria O . 41 1MIBINWTo ........=!... wiin.inr o .o . £ 7 6 .... DIAPPINS SUPERIOR TABLE-KNIVES malebd• Ihdr urbane:l rapwlmalty. Wars moot Yew; Mr Main an at or M• Ana emity. Mr= MITA; el lain. ~---- ..... it=f; tame ma MMlall wambetaanb Own at Iltalr Lorton Wait. AM foam wernem swatmaday. bum 17 sall 01. /Um 0 Cllt ; Mt 04...... 001.11 Cable pram. IA IMAM. II pima. IN 0 mIaamMOTOIOO is Ill• Wafts. IMMOL illawmadaoM POOWAID MUM' TO WPM'S ELECTRO SILVER PLATE. ei.k.: , :i. . rhi.dd•bi , ..o. 1 Tows. ...... D e sw... ITATTIN 1 maelasta• Is Illmla• NMI, It M IT :Z.n ..... :i i fl=as .... .1 PI ft. i = .. . •II 0 .., reja1:.... w ...."... a ., ..... =lg.= 0...... a., it....... - 0" I .:.t., C TAZ I 4tE ".. ...SATAVX: La d. . Wana..... It as I elk, NINUO ari as. 1. MWILLI•iI 1:411•11.1 awl 1/.. TOM. 1 . 1 1 : . Email. C•m led. g m at. W Mr . yrtms. amil am * °MI.7 M.. ir to Oa Mariam eall lbw ma Ammo Omar,. 41 .61 !Mil alat. Lynda IM P SON'S FAMILY BOOT and SHOE TEAM to NEW YORK from SOUTHAMPTON. S w.v. evasnol g an c ar . irrzt a bar b. lll:lll . l.ollW Gm= TM Called POWs NW 51mmablp FULTON, Captal• o OTTO_ ,II a d d. .r . lm / ro y al ly aim tt , a ... a a ya w § v..,x P.M', Tal Weft 00•1100010 fir 05W YORK a. tw.-Prtee met madman-b. 0 afned••••• P .lO WA. ....s. sleika ~... The Twos is so. 4. OITORDWPRZIT.-1111TA HUSHED ITM. pow Mils m a bletty a bar talasd lye Yr . onions*. pampa , 6 . 6 ..h=bit i l . Seitek tx 0 d" . • gi= (VMS'S CELEBRATED READING SAUCE 'aereretwe" in . ft doreeweee.esen u ' im ;ill. s ri: Fehr trtel ha hale• C gla Oa Mamma. ATM 11 r l . 2 * . V a i lltl=l= l :att F mrtelltrtiorm _ A t _ta T IX L m = . 4lmlam Mak Ommy.-j. ta d 0 . magi. BANK et AUSTRALASIA. I by :Irlarik um Trastkiiiral a w, 40..." 1 4 ° Nth.; ="e. A% dant OOA .Ya wl rge NA .b. a no lalimmt •pm awe. rides lamer Y. me t . L . rain Weis wujltip t i v i t a rmir a ' CM& es /1064./ 11 11r MI lures. DM IP ....... MYw Sr leal W &it ' l 'WM, Swim. STATE FIRE INSURANCE, e. S. PM Ma kiiisibes. IL W. seyrirl lir Li el Paellnomil. Pp. lea AM • ,016 P..eMg=". a nalMedadieVt= I' m, b. mod im.gui. tte 1n5,,.....1%_11 and Me re wariikalsoN.N.ofts Iffnetor. REMOLD GROUND-RENTS, amounting to mop, o hku ltar by PRIV/MI TINATY. •• ea le wand ow • tembell owe LI emir. 0••••• iweld .b. . 00 10 c=a—aaots to ?mama am tm . La m. 0.. D not wait whilst Chancellors quarrel or you *GA Ti r. l .7i!lfirrlrbitait.Tir,Azantat pen be bye Thin Ye duly le Mend? re, MANY R. Maims. 111116Opinte. gINEB EXTRAORDINARY.-PORT, MISMIRT. MAMMA srl MARSLA. AS Ift par rem ar redr. mdse. of T ors ase.V . 0:1:1111. 1 7 Tw M. rrss IRA NO I= i t rsa—W. rd A. SLIM WM. lispern, BETTS'S PATENT BRANDY las ever shies lb lostrer to do ortt E. rroplo=rsilio PaW Ur. a• ob. bat triblormAorri err rr to or poorro No bar •••• lb ror. Illel .. .0 ..... 10r sorirs Ur Aso ert to Or row of the Ira 'mow lr 1 Roar. w.. Er ibi rie Sr or le For rot to IN 1 ✓ent Pro or la or Or eto be 11111Miin Itlro le I Mir rim bo tor or o Or • Abb._ PIP fro lit MI% 1 ormoor rb. ter tor Ur Orr 1•11! Dr* ; 1 i f Ilmlberr sho et tor u rportsro rot r a e 5....., MI bso rat rWtti to ..... sr o ja i tega r do=r4s= to art Or sr= la rt — ilto rob a. rte; Valict Tgag r aa - 11 1 1..... 1. mpsVa lizt or As Ir r It.• ro OA Err list tbdr PAT • JIMAIID b wpata lows E t o k = .. ii. A tv lord of trt sad Ilto bar 1 . 21 -,. 11 ,.. ...-wg asorru s si . or an htto• Wjetto fie PA T BRANDT. It •••••••,Of tr ... ....b••• tr . lo sy ~IS. ems S — T;111111 "" BrZll27ll4aVet.V., '' `',..i T 6,- INAHAN"B LL. WHISKY.—This celebrated NI Ulla ielday in WO, reemZ: lir nail *Adam k i mat. Wirt 1., Waft •• maim! v.P... II pow Ten MK se& bag likh W. Mt , . M m ay Maass gio.• le Is air oplAls. la Mali WYNN a. lIIL Mk all ail Um rerplosable la LOAM god lb vbille: hop tar &Vt.! morel. la Dl = ; I =l ws ”sl e. N izArrAlip tem INABA! awl MON% ANTIBILIOUB PILLS.—This mild =iim r zieri da ta bz.L=4.4l Az% • •INDNI , DIDI I.INNA,‘”PNION. _WNW ammo= , DNllmeir elks Dour t bwods Dr INIDwg. am as ibe pot I :Z i aag i. paanabeil ilg er tarca ... Nplaalg. 04 1e l d DAD& donllNV= Dodo.` ril l ailsi m l= ID at IN 144.. M. On U. Nod a*. 010010 OS 111•111111 am 0601 GE DIXON ..Or VAUTION.—The Otani= DALres CAM si SATIVII Yu doori imi al6l66l• Ihml of Iledsan. awl all a re es = inc.— fthi.:....i.d.z.v craft. r ..... = . 44 .......... E....., dr 46.16.1 lint ;MY Wei• wow/ ....6 Ilk. err 16r I. .16 . 1.47 i V. latr i ald SMO. kr . .....6. 6tUmil vtialk woo I• Y. H. M I.IIIWBARY Nal suss. a. a. • a ~• UR 'Word Ws* Lobar ; sal mod visilm ila 611Elry. ItU PT U It E 8.—B! Royal Letters , Patent. WRITS'S lloollallf UM= UMW liairion .....6 mold pubs= solo So art AMPS lIIMMINIS la it, ft Unit& SO Ir GI • 'WI mob& es aim la I r. tra lwe ztf u rs7g e r=az ael IPA. m... Oat U mars b. ita rir."7 . l=7= .llll ki... " iMmiar mstalol. ?no .4 On Oa WA= mbar. . WHIT*. Timdllap. Llll7=lEOl .4 Oa ks ia, ON. 901.1111 b. Mid • kris to sulk Ileak UAW IrREFAHMAII.-- Protasis,' by Boyd Lytton i&Vag sigia ma d anahnizrall Ildelleriz pairtiz e nielonlhessisolle lb. gown Mo. *lke lien gre_of Open "...W iens V r =l.l7 l . a t = e. 0.. .. 4 dr. p i z s li amillalei. ligM i t . as mdd d ... mg.. , i r i rmr i.s . 111/ fif 14•10 or t...... 7. 4. le libir ar Ir now 11.7 11. • tit t • .4.76, tier:* Z . tiojellt. ; giord ri...i.m. ...a,Z1V:2.4 D.,tvar..ll`.l wirer'. Z•. 110. Nowa : Warm re 0..111. i sod AO, ; Mod he* bislosilrtri=ildnel,'"l"4""Deki. . • NI wtilAillit ..i! _;.! T M 147 .. 1 111 ) _ S dX3 T. ARTIN'S lIALL.-HANDEL'S rune via be bebebee bee b r eb: Oni berre. ) r .... 46 4 z u j ... ra . rr o,‘ L ....... Lbw llr. Warr VIM.. L. awl b. id.; slab b. tem: L.... maw se L 1 OYAL OOLOSSE is sin. Psalms al OPEN DAILY, Morning bide., Ova aims MONT BLANC IS OPEN TO-NIGHT. HIOHBURT BARN.—BALL-ROOM OPEN 11. er Wirt. TM ?Mt Illom Mr* weak of Ur Mims Otadorror Mr. OM= Orim.-86MM. PromorM. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 3, 1857. CLOSE OF POLLS—YursaDAY. SOUTH DERBYSHIRE. F Itato Clove' CI Btiabolo (C) leat NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE..... Child ( ----------- - 3631 Haar ) EAST KENT. Daring 2330 2308 2380 Adman BO HEREFORDSHIRE. ........... _____. Cotbrell (L) Blakszoor• (C) =4) (L) MOO SOUTH ESSEX. Brizeston L) (c) 1330 Whigltdd ( 804111 7 Batt (C) • Robertson _____. IN 306 (.. ;marry IWO& 773 Nis Wiese lO9 Lawson — retires BELFAST BOROUGH& -- Calms (C 1479 Divine 111%44a XM: - 76 373 6 DUNOARVAN. DisiMiro Humble 123 104 ♦TL &nett (L) _ _____ Ferguson (C) 1682 1468 LIUUIN. Riebardaaa Hun 133 131 CAMEL O'Brien _ Bempbill Logan 61.100. 801111ffi _ Wynne 160 144 KIRKCUDBRIGHTSHIRE. CASTLE DOUGLAS. Wawa Mackie • 140 NESTZIDAY. ROXIO/0111111111.—Ilea. John E. Elliot (L), late imber. OVIRLINnaII I ma—Peter Blarkbarn_r), late member. KINC.ULDINKPIIIII6.--Otnellli the Lion. Hugh Arbutiv not& (C). Yuan (Etat Rtunto)—Lord Hod= (C) and Hon. A. Do ce). 011M1bICII (C) and Lord Lamina ( 0, C). M0311101.T1111117.—E. A. Somerset (C) and C. 0. B. Morgan (C), late ineraben. ELoixontar.—C. L. Canning Brnee (C). MONTOOM Inn. W. W. Wynne (C). What C•anwau..—Williams and Davey. A large body of the electors of (lawn district met yeeterday afternoon In Lloyd'. Aseembly-room, Moen, square, to her an address from Viscount Chelsea, the coo wrathy candidate. The noble lord was rmicapanial by Vicarial Itanelagh, the Hon. Colonel Cations., lion Coltrelfloott, Colonel Knoz, M.P., Mr. Winstaaky, Mr. It. Forman, Mr. Germaine, lee. Mr. Churchwarden Fielder presided. Lent Chelan, after touching on gvneral questions, which bare been elsewhere report avowed hiu'clt a inederste liberal conservative, Who bll , entered public life ea the greatest statesman this, country Lad known; Okaiscl. of had never given • vote which mold be honestly ambled as opposed to ally measure of true political or amid improvement. He reined more in detail to the two gust icins of local interest, the political enfranehlerment at theialrict, and the heavy leirthen of local poor-law taxa tion. Oa the Met point he pledged himself, should prem ise* In say reform 111C411139, fail to propose to make • pir llseralsry borough of Chelsea and its neighbourhood, to in testines *measure himself, and he promised to give the tent eanelderation to any proposal that might be made to equalise the unjust and grievous pressure of the poor-rritea, dada ration. which elicited loud cheer. from the meeting. On the motion of Mr. Chalmers, seconded by Mr. Henry l'ownall, a revolution, planing the meeting to support Lord Cholera at the _poll, was almost unanimously adopted. Inc IitDDERSEIELD ELECTION.—Mr. H. Fraser, the chid anigietrate of Hawirk, has complied with • public rg ond caned • public meeting of the inhabitants, I* eerie Ow propriety of exproming their deep regret at the veldt et as Manchester and Huddersfield elections and to stop= their gratitude to Menem. Cobden, Bright, and Mow Gibson, for their distinguished public services, and to dodos Or unaltered attachment of the rermnitionists to the prlneigles of reform, free trade, and rctsvnehinent." TIM /HAT° Ecrevloyt.—On Monday, the Roman adholls prison!, in conformity with their nottflcation, held • In Una town. At about two o'clock Mr. Moore town, when the horses were removed from his ca▪ nopy which Ina drown by the people. After parading the tee% he Adak-cued tire* easembled from the drawing mom iftlailwws el Dc. WOrtal, on the promise of lodes pendent —the demolition of the " Sall irk° ml ... aariag of political villains and thieves." )4 Treaf. his speech with giving his reasons for Pamir as his colleague in perlianicut, declared his Mona never to enter parliament mike albeir of Calera Hippie, is, if he 'in re ro 11•Utiks an . Nowa weal gado Me wok and wok the M=rlsm Other . Moore r compli te terms,Capidn _ to , In I MIS War, as & ilwoorale amen for his future doom and invoked the ifotheidete a/ Mayo to support Osgeds Mow with a aesel win. The only other pews she ediesesi the was Archdeacon Browne, who winded Mr. Moores end on the freeholders to rapport Mr. Moore and Palm. Attar the meeting Mr. Moore canvassed the tuebelders of thetown.—Ms Onestitutien. THE BMolmtltuiN ELECTION AM) Ma. RED ▪ isppears that George Hudson, Zan., M.P. for Spa =still haunted by the fade at the law, owing to judgement., atnownag to upwanla of 1W,0001., which., still standing out mast him. Cenaniuently, on the neftineitton day (Friday bet), at Stmderbuld election, hie ell-Mideaty wee wiled spin by • astir a officer, who served hen will 1 snit ter a 12111111011•11 b mount; but Mr. it wixon hid aft to beteg soli* ken the piss and panaltiee of the law anew We psalm eleumbravel In which ho was the, *ld to The alter of the law found that lie la se red power le ewe* hi. ex-Majesty, end lea his Istertene; at the sane time he kept • shop lash eat es the stele of the too, to that if Mr. Hod son hat low his wet he nand& undoubtedly have been aneelellond placed within • debtor's men; but at the close of the WI his ex-Majesty was Eosin fortunate enough, by rapid ovation. to come in owed in the race, and had a nar row New from the British bailiffs. It to hardly expected that le Im. member win be able to take hit stoat to Parlia ment; Ihr ell the Weirton/a of the iron men, the country sues, el the enchanted mansion of Albert-gate, have weal my, and left the ex-King very Fem.—Nor/Sere Esprvsg. 81.100.—MT. John Doll has retired, having die covuul, he oar " that he could not. without a sacrifice of his 01111 principles. sn.rfort in attaining a pillion which he had thought an object of legitimate &middies." Tin MOVSZLESS Poor—On Wednesday night the Lad Mayor, aocespeatel by Kr. Julia Halliburtoa and Mr. leans W. Baterwora, or of Me guardians et the Wert Leas Unless, Ailed the Is/we for the /dews. lees Peer, In Plegiosseind, NA Mei gest IGO poor ewe -1.,...11,1.6141 * lo th* rist aimi r m lelka dis mil some IS kWh* Went hest the Ma the WNW, wadi le eked Is s t ies. The walks drive 'sta ve* oder Are Am to hems el vonelmele desliske ieiaClWshe Is Ansel Abe drier re Itsf, ewe being Ise odor le sewn* Owe Is the mew win. Tb• Lord lisps tided es led if Way weer sees eel of sheet 4 is if .01. nib spa evesneekte hunt Inert he bed tre lb+ ftirms s• - Lamm lin•• riser W del eat SP dole ef a Were sof dens red that ' earargaead Blest two de doe days be bed been Mle de as Ifishisithld mini the lei ht slimed st the lime seneedeg. end Irsteg sentlieed as troth et Ws Mary, pee - his • • Hub Blom to !aim Ws Imesdiste walla, we met Ws beck to ble satire pine II len& OLD The following liat °catalog the names of those numbers of the lege peraterat who haws neer retired or, after a contest, failed to mum sate in the new gamest. The two ceinnas st the side show respectively—l. The date of the last shrike of each old mbar who hos not been re4holed ; 2. The dots of Want return to psrlhunent. Where thee is no entry la the mood edam the two dates are the N. =GLAND Ago WALT'S. OM Manton Data at Debar ham. sot Murrell. /cat dastl_a", Int abeam Abiagdom . Keior Read (L) . . Dee., 1864 Andover . . Mr. B. B. Colas (C) . Ju1y,1862 July, 1847 Aykabary . Mr. Loped (L) . . Ju1y,1862 Barnet** . CoL Buck (C) . . Mar.,18 6 6 Idr.R. IL Guinness (C) . Aug. 1864 July, 1847 (Kinsale) Bath . . . Capt. &obeli (L) . . Ju1y,1852 June,lB6l Bedford . . Mr. Stuart (C) _. . . D0c.,1864 Berwick . . Mr. J. Foster (L) . . May,1863 Beverley . . Hon. A. Gordon (L) . Ju1y,1864 Blackbwrt . Major Fbilden (L) . Mar.,1863 Bothnia . . Dr. Michell (C) . . Ju1y,1862 Jas. Bawls (L) . . . Bolton . . Mr. Barnes (L). . Ju1y,1862 Boston . . Mr. B. B. Cabb4 (C) . Ju1y,1852 Aug , 1846) Alns Bradford . . Mr. R. Milligan (L) . Ju1y,1852 (St. Oct, I ba B6l Bridport . . lir. J. P. Marrone, (L) July, 1862 sr . Mr. B. S. Follett (C). Ju1y,1862 B ton . . Lord A. Hervey (C) . Ju1y.1862 May, 1842 Mar. B ham K. of CJiandos (C) . Ju1y,1862 Feb., 1846 Big ,.. Baty ( .) Mr. F. Peel (L) . . Ju1y,1862 Feb., 1849 (Luatinear) Bury Et. Ed ewe& . . Mr. Oekes(C) . . . Dee.,1662 Cambridge . Mr. Adair (L) . . . Aug. 186 t (i' Julyem outh, 1111)7 Mr. Wyatt (L) . . Aug. 1854 (C July, 1847 Canterbury . Mr. Lushingtom (C) . Aug. 1854 ambridp) Cardiff . . Mr. V. Coda (L) . Ju1y,1852 Can . . Feb., 1866 Carlisle . . Mr. Ferguson C) a (L) . Ju1y,1862 Chatham . . Capt. Vernon (is now contesting Berkahire.) Cheater . . Mr. W. 0. 81anbry (This gentleman is re turned for Baturnaria) Cirencester . lin. A.J.Pomareby(L) Ju1y,1852 Clitheroe . . Mr. Starkie (L) . . Aug. 1853 Dartmouth . Sir T. Herbert (C) . Ju1y,18.52 Denbigh diet. Mr. Wed (C) . . Ju1y,1852 Juns,lB26 Derby . . . Kr. L. Heyworth . (1. Mar.,1863 Aug. 1846 Devises . . Mr. G. Hentage (C) . ) July,lBs2 1838 Capt. Gladstone (C) . July, 1862 Dover . . Mr. Rice (L) . . . July, 1852 1836 Lord Chelan (Is now contesting Middlesex.) Dudley . Sir S. Nortbees (L C) Mar. 1856 East Raiford Hs. W. Dancombe(C) July, 1652 Feb., 1862 Eases, North Sir J. Tyrell (C) . . July, 1852 1830 Rues, South Sir W. B. Elaidth (C? Ju1y,1852 Enter . . Sir T. Duckworth (C) Ju1y,18.52 180 Falmouth . Mr. Gwyn (C) . . . Ju1y,1862 July, 1847 Mr. FreshOeld (C) . Ju1y,1862 1838 Finsbury . . Aid. Challis (I) . . Ju1y,1852 Fro= . . Major Boyle (L) . . Ju1y,1856 Obagew . . Mr. A. Heade (L) . July,lB:4 1847 Gloucester . Admiral Berkeley L) Ju1y,01.52 Dee., 1632 Grantham . Ld. M.W. Graham(C) Ju1y,1852 OrYarmouth Mr. Reinhold (L C) . Ju1y,1852 1818 Sir E. L.11001:1 (C) . . Ju1y,1852 Greenwich . Mr. M. Chunbers (L) Ju1y,1862 (it. Grimsby Earl of Annesley (C) Ju1y,1862 Guildford . Mr. J. Bell (L) . . Ju1y,1852 Harwich . . Mr. D.Wathluigton(C) Ju1y,1862 lieleono . . Sir R. Vyvyan (C) . Ju1y,18.52 1825 (Bristol) Burford . . Mr. T. Chambers (L) Jtey,18.52 Hertferiskire Mr. A. Smith, Jun. (C) May,18.51 Hendon . . Sir J. W. Hogg (C) . Ju1y,1852 1834 (Beverley) Huddersfield Lord Oodcrich (returned for the Wee Biding.) Hull . . . Mr.W.D.Seymour(L) Aug. 1854 linareaboro' . Mr. J. D. Dent i .. 1.) . Ju1y,1862 Leobeth . . Mr. Wilkinson L) . Ju1y,1852 Imacaster . Mr. T. Greene ( '). . Apr.,1863 1824 Immosalt, N. Mr. Heywood . . . Ju1y,1862 1817 Loads . . Sir G. Goodman (L) . Ju1y,1852 Limier . Sir J. Walmaley (L) . Jtdy,lBs2 1847 larisasterskire !loath . . Sir H. /Telford (C) . Ju1y,1852 1832 Lmoduster . Mr. J. Philliotore (L) Ju1y,18.52 Limeolimh.,N Mr. It. H. Nisbet (C) July, 1852 1826 (formerly Christopher) (1P0, 1018 ) London . . Mr. Masteruton (C) . Ju1y,18.52 1811 Ludlow . . Lord W. Puviktt (L C) J uly, 1832 1846 (Bt. Ion) Lyminston . Mr. E. Ilutchine (L) Ju1y,1862 Apr., ISSU kfaulau,uu . Mr. Whatman (L) . Ju1y,1852 Mr. Lee (L) . . . May, 1852 Malden . . Mr. Peacock* (C) . . Aug 1864 July, 1852 (Harwich) Melton . . Mr. J. E. Denison (returne dtinghams for North Not- Manch, eter . Mr. J. Bright (L) . JWy,lB62 hire) 1817 ((Durham city) Mr. Milner Gibson (L) Ju1y,1852 1837 wich Newark . . Mr. G. H. Vernon (C) Ju1y,1862 (Ips ) Mr. J. H. Sutton (C) J u1y,1832 1847 Newprt,l.W. Mr. Massey (L), (returned for Salford) Mr. Kennard . . . 1857 Norfolk, V. Mr. Boggs (C) . . Ju1y,1852 1637 Northampton MI. Utast Curds (L) Ju1y,1862 1837 Northampton shire, N. . Mr. %tumuli (C) . . 3,117,1862 1835 Norwich . . Sir S. Divehi (C) . Dec., 1854 Mr. Warner (I.) . Ju1y,1862 Netts ,N. . Lord H. Bustin& 4 (C) July, 1852 1846 Oldham . . Mr. W. J. Fon (L) . Dec., 1852 July, INT °dud, City Mr. Cardwell (LC) . Jan., 1863 1842 (Clithene) Plymouth . Mr. R. Palmer (LC) June,lBs3 1347 Poutcfmrt . Mr. Olin Ira (L) . . Ju1y,18.52 Portamouth Viscount llama (L) . Ju1y,18.52 Proem . . Mr. T. Parker . Ju1y,1852 July, 1837 Sir G. Strickland (L) . Ju1y,1862 1832 (W. Itidiog) Reigate . . Mr. T. T. Somers- Cocks (C) . . . Ju1y,1862 1817 Ripon . . . Mr. W. Beckett (C) . Ju1y,1862 1841 eeds ) Hon. F.. Laseelles (C) Ju1y,1 8 52 (L 1846 Rochdale . Mr. via (L) . . . Ju1y,1862 Rochester . Sir T. H. Maddock (C) J uly, 1832 Salford . . Mr. Langwwthy (C) . 1867 Salisbury . Mr. W. J.Chaplin (L) Ju1y,18.52 1817 ' Sandwich . Lord C. P. Clinton((.) Ju1y,1852 May, 1852 Mr. M•Gregor (C) . Ju1y,1862 Sbat,cabury Mr. W. B. Portman . (op for Dorsetshire) Shrewsbury Mr. Bakluck (C) . . Ju1y,1 8 52 134/ Shove., N. . Mr. W. 0. Gore (C) . July, 1852 1806 Southwark . Mr. A. Matt (L) . Ju1y,1862 (Leitrim) Staffords., S. Hon.Mr.Littleton(L). Aug.,18.53 1847 (Walsall) Earl of Usbridge(L) . Feb., 1864 . Captain Laffan (LC) Ju1y,1862 Rt. Ives . Stoke - upon- „ Trent . . lion. J. L. Chorer(L) . Ju1y,1832 1847 (Derby) Taunton . . Sir J. Hamden (returned for flyt) Tavisteek . Mr.ll.J.Pkillicaom(C) Ju1y,1862 Tewkesbury . Mr. H. Brown (L) . July, 1852 1847 Towerlliuu. . Sir W. Clay (L) . . July, 1832 1832 Truro . . . Mr. H. H. (L) Ju1y,1862 Mr. J. E. Vivian (C) . Ju1y,1852 1834 Wakefield . Mr. G. Saunders (C). Ju1y,1832 1847 Wareham . Mr. Erb Drax (C) . July 11 132 1841 Westbury . Mr. Junes Wilma (returned for Heronport) West Riding of Yorkshire Mr. Richard Cobden Ju1y,1832 1841 (Stockport) Weymouth . Mr. G. H. Butt (C) . Ju1y,1852 Wigan . . Colonel Lindsay (C) . Ju1y,1832 1843 Mr. Acton (L) . . . Het., 18.51 Windsor . . Sir. S. Rieanlo (L) . Feb.,18:4 York . . . Sir W. Milner (L) . Ju1y,18.52 1818 114:011:Ai D. - Aberdeen, City. . . Mr. O. Thompson (L) Ju1y,1852 Clsekmaroan Mr. J. Johnstone (C) Ju1y,1852 Juno, 1851 Dundee . . Mr. O. llunean (L) . Ju1y,1852 1841 Falkirk . . Mr. J. Hulot (C) . Ju1y,1852 1851 Gluegow . . Mr. A. Ilastis (L) . Ju1y,1852 1817 WilponßurglisSir J. DL'Teggort (L) Ju1y,1852 1535 lItIL* D. Armagh . . Mr. J. Beal Dec., 1853 Athlono . . Capt. Handatah (C) Apr.,1866 Coleraine . Lord Naas (rotortted for Cockermouth) Oalway . . Mr. BWie (L) . . . July, ma 1833 Portarliton Colonel Donna (C) . Ju1y,1852 1847 Waterford, City. . . Mr. Mcagber (L) . . Ju1y,1862 1847 Mr. limiting. (1) . . Ju1y,1862 1847 County Waterford. L0W . 7.--OUI 7=writing her ILiddeneterr yerrry, o L t Mr. Leer re sightlymethel la the rests, northreedlog the rigartise el the par sr the prewar of the reMery. A lewd d MM. te be Is Mar kR the eppreirer• ef the reed= la re err es MLLE*. TU ni zzacherlel Ilrelep le fought hr termer • lehr i ee bra rimed Ire, Mir h Nil meere tram Mr. Lowe's aredrue, rA her in trared, for pars amp roller Me era le es lora tare err pert la re saber. We ofjpqls eel Alet Mr. Lot.* NM Hsu Is elate etesriMelle erksleg. The parr whe br Ide are *Mori re herr Is rotor every per of Ms body, has hi Aeperire Wm. It is bard AA name SPORTING, EPSOM SPRLNG MEETING.—TIICRSDAT. London phew* folk are not eerily diecoureged. When bent upon enignsent they wiltrillet= under Vird'ill: Way, end Wins let foul w in anodes cc mar their plan.. No wonder then that, despite the wind wed rain which prevailed during the morning, the reed to Eelspson should be well throngtrained with all descriptions el velikand that train after should hem the Imsdon-bridge station. Indeed, the lis "= ea , vieleallets of the ' and their friends" seemed ' ain•ffsed to pay observance to the fits-day wYffli they themselves had into existence, and to prove eat they _took unabated Wean in the two great races which wee Oily witabliabed by their liberality. ally who trailed Isependly to • change in the skiff abeam wee, not diseepointed, for poor to the time huppy lipbasd k.ing for the cioud er ro nw ue rm aw e a n y, t . of dthiL intervals the ... the pawl ft* most cheerily. A Letter attendance of general we do not remember at say preceding anniversary agfia dwYew , Not only woe the Grand and weds we awdana may owing to the liberal dietri- Mfflari•ele IF the dirk of the b e l a t ed reurse—u " enter Mel "lig= me wee numerously repreet, _whilst quialsso In cep Moe each gide et the sglit nu. InLowi s t ..... ssdialasa bows to thehalf digitate. 114111te were the rune as nand. The NAtTeeWilig K isse r, Moms. Clark, Manning, and Hilkeadormosinpeni wad Ifewein Starling, " the man in the red oetk" id good envies • clearing the course. A detachment die • dirialm of peen, under the direction of el Sugg•11•• Walker Id lasi:actors Bscherna and en w, yid_ the orderly belts ' vim or . fate no dr mike lbw plantal employinen i r tithe lobos consisted In dna* obey beta, which the boteterous wind raised into the fir, and then sent howling acre= the Downs. The City and Suburban Handicap and the Metropolitan lid= were the "Le all and end all" of the meeting. Although Via within the last fourdays speculation on them bad been "Da Moiled, yet the unexpected introduction into the market at the eleventh Lour of two little-thought-of favourites densiod considerable interest and curiosity. On Tuesday, Wesieneeeske was brought with a rush into the betting on tae ale aid Suburban:Handicap, and on Wednesday Wei ner* men quickly advanced from the extreme outride divides to a prominent peeitiou amongst the load ing favourites for the Metropolitan. As our return will show, both horses were defeat...4l. The Epsomite* had • great day, for the two principal events of the meeting were carried of by animals mined on the Downa. Adenine, the winner of the City and Suburban, was, it will be remem bered, • favourite for the Northamptonshire Stakes, for which event he was easily beaten, hie owner attributing his liked to the " nee" which was made of the horse in the part of the race. It will Le seen that to-day different were adopted in riding him, and that hisjocket ... m a ad m e what is technically called • waiting race. Adams e the property of his prment owner at the Doncaster Spring Meeting last Mar, when he woo prebend, aftter wc w . iiarg • . selling race," for 14.5 guinea'. Ho haswonderfully improved sinew he has been in Mr. Mellish's possession, and his performance both for the City and Suburban and the Metropolitan Stakes has brought him into much notice for the Derby, especially, too, s it is believed that Lo was not exactly " it.' - The supporters of Wardermarske deemed the nice a "certainty' for their horse, whoa. defeat they attributed to a diaappounmeet he met with on coming round Tattenham Corner. l'eodle, the winner of the Metropobtan, Is trained by Reeves, of Sporn. He was purchased of Lord Clifden last year by his present owner, Mr. Hale. The horse wee scarcely mentioned in the ring, end his mom compensated We book-makers for the ill leek which attended Were on every other event. Admixes, it will be seen, wee within an see of terming the Virago achievement of 1864. Fisherman tired with Lis heavy weight, and Uulcantarn godly disappointed his stable. The proceeding. were brought to a conclusion about six o'clock. Subjoined is u return of the rating : Ton 1 Pura of to Mow. for 2.yr et& and upward, MAU a Who Mr. Y. Cast FT . 4 .. Amity. Im. Put Mb._ ... (Bendel!) 1 Mr. V. bkdeerb Ms. W 11 t. a.. 6. ... Mr. V. Rubio.% Ins. eel 'lib..., ~. _ ))4mkeuttatc) 3 T. Bat...KS/Ma sew a 4 MR 4•014 Ina . 19 Wad, for 2ffe-olde Sad upwards. ie. Hal a rodo (11 mks.) Mr. Melt. Frig =no-. 1 ...).,., . ,_..., )„,..., ) I Mr. Marl. sups Twei;tl.l... ustesr.ni'mnintesawn t Mr. Myr. ease. eall • Bme i. tin ..._ _._. . ..(Onewilleal 3 Toe tier nod fgarne. AIMICAP 44 mu. ' OM. 10 ft. and 8 deli If declared. Am, with Mb added. TM mama le modn I. eon. owtof the whoa. Dena sworn extra The • Yam spy h0t.... me Bloomed Vagoalleeff Preterite% lia-lety. Larit (ogee. • half of M. Derby Courm. 11M Mb,. 46 of whom &WYK) MOlLabe Aden. by Totwbotate s 3 yrs. as • law. tat MI (Pertihnel 1 `carts Wardernianike. 3 r••. 0A Mb ...htiallocki 3 " 13 6 4 . 112.7 s It ' s t ..,... , .„....11=2, 1 She ran :—LitAks Tom o Ws...rower. DAM., Maier, maw s Fright, Maid of Athota s Adwiral Id owt. end : 3 tei se at St. 01., il to I melt apt Ad and Woder. be leash yes Vomiter and A doom( Ls,. auto . apt 1.0 to 6 eack seed bobble awl it estan Coe,. After wand lab. elcia.l •••• 'O en, en-1 Mole Tee, went away Witb= bead. In ilitritaway. Admire/ la ovu. Maid of •thano s Frigta, V awl Vern feeder a rarer in In era res Ofle• mad Ademet bine IA In en of the .to, liell.tim eel Weitss Poser **POW eneMe m lms . (the Wm th e row own M. mooting On tomoling Tattoo bane • _wardermanite and Moo Maim Mowed sow the molted Warders ante aolkieg let., the hone d' • .3 m th ing, ' us. lien IYwa or At tee diatom Adm. and R otlejtoosit wan" Layr ikm. s o n e w thez . atmart lb t Wool hustle Tu=olaw uJ z: Maids. Os dem attendatA Cl lerl ;:ot .b. Ltd r Mal. Italia. mild ens Adana.. 01, woo, after au isuse-tune ram Is, by (mock the Maa s tatsivo th e mooed aid UUPI. Pt. Ore. err Lewes the hen habbh ; little Tom wet fifth, claw up with M. Off a I. * behind Ilion cc,, Admiral lo)vo. Vaulter. Mho ant and Duddy Miller s non together. Mullane. was lest = d a Yu rdnio.M.-oto ',Mu of it .or.. emit with SO added i for collo lP let 7116; Mile, let Mx The *mood to I••• b his oak. 11Mf • mite. mho I Mr. Unhook, Pay Potions. by Collintroood, ISA Oh Males. 1 Mr. Dona to . tho el so • creins, Or 7lb .ii r eanir,o I bi r. W. Lomas a Aleut, &it :lb .31 .. I,llto 11 ,•............. - - - tWolal I T . 1 zee t. 7 lee Stuns. ( .l..areroLll, of 26 acieg rach. IS It an i 0 only If deristred s U., oath We Wided The meant he raw. 30 sun cut of the Maher tartan Islas., cute,. 3Ss winner to pay is wog toward. macaw. Id. IS.. to the Llceesed Cletuallorg ttaboot, and lu 1.1.0. to the Ask...el Victualler: Assloso. Two talhoe and a gowter. tad mt.*. 43 of whom &amok) /dr. Oat e Potolle,M leo aged. rwt . ils- Moshe) 1 10r. Malta* Aileen*. 3 scan. 034 Sib ens Mb ea...(Fordlomi I Mr. Lewis's Patitowitee. io,ol. ha 1414 .. -.. ... „....IKtodal i ) 3 Toe loam og Mao ran .—Flaturnre, IC dakileiff anew, Coetbioet DolmanantJaseet s WWII - oho, cutoput.lou. Daisies. wit br £l.. Lloat'm dark Madman Bat-Mt Metang i 3 le I sods set Fishermen sewDeka-mar*. A to I apt Madame Rachel. a to 1 &sot Janet, 10 1., 1 n ot, elost • dam •eat, 10u to d ant Win/ tiobl, la to 1 rah apt Ad Aiwpo, ttalris.con. and Cockatoo. CovIIJ ow toned for al Mot woo eels, at 0 not, nu t,.1 -.: bum WO toy to IWO to 10. The soot was effected without tiet:y. Janet. Poodle. Limas dare cell, Folorrout and Cockatoo fo min, the free/ 'mak. tic uithui tutu their plao, (weever. *Ulu. 'incite bore bee co:ourA its aal , abos, followed by tketipadoW Cod ~ , t oo. Poodle. Slog • dof colt. Alepos, and Ceerio.lon. 0,01 to Uh• orda 14.10.1. &dams bawd op the rear. to material change toot Dace goal tundog Into the Old Comm, lawn Madame Medd gam way, Cockatto calm on with th e lead s Compenloo he.. awed, the When bing Up .0 eUfn ons. p.l.l/ that It .... ION to lineman tat.. Moans pteM As t made toe appOlNl the be toward. !natal - we Constr. Madame Rachel h ey gradually abeam:red from the frost, eel Pasolo. Pmtoititso, au4 I'OIrUIJUAS men the immediate feikoto• of Comm 41104, of tankatoo. Ou en twine the weight Tao turencet be its took Mom order, Aden.' Wofflogiorward moi Non. . .14., into lowed pacts. At the dw tea. m ur kgsg s • and c u o ir a ii ... d0i,,,,t1 Mak, I•aoieg Poodle with a nen load. Adams Panto.. err ee. and third. nom W i t poem the nee ice. th toe Ord three most emunz. Arme rats ha etuta emu.: to. etr.a, but feel od to get gone tut and west Mowin estannot cleverly by a rod.. neck only seperwlec Iwo from the tided. About fear lemon) ',tiled Peotenotne rune Wink. doll fuonk and Dukearra 010, I‘..ieee offnosay. The tice.'s oans colt eras elv a Compastiou nt coth Cudrimam e.t.a Cotbacie Math, FlArrootea teeth. Jas. elettatth s Duo me teJl th s Aleppo was anis aal Ma hane Licht.' bat Ts. Peewee: arts as of 6 i.e. cock, Mitt 30 adiSed. for 2-yrolds awl woe eras. Ottlogal telling •utittuAig. Them goarten if a mile. (T 111 r , T. Demo. Polish. by lawba Pallegh, 3 yrs 130/ t. Ta 21b (Bullock) 1 •- • - osaaAnt—Cocktall • dam, 1s r• (3.4 o. 4.5 WO lA. Edwards) 2 K EATING'S FALB NEWFOUNDLAND UOD p 4. LIT'S OIL. Dv^ lea memle SOS.: ben bees esd le emeememiee Mew= Tads, eed IS Themee's SIN la SP MIS et tM lue bst . .. Pomba . See •• Ile Sea mid amid 4 Beare y. eleS Immo= M MO remirlaq 1.41.: MW la • 4 ".: Impedea b lik w Me memem easeels mod - S ENNHITII MODEL WATCH. 66, Chowside. B —as monlisim. • very semi 'Wily the miimi lodger. Mil. all Ur Inimi Ingimiemait. Myer, from i mimic la old. Mot 1.1 edema TY Imt Oisim walak• 111 my NM. Ma DRESSINO-CASES.—At Mr. MECHI'S RSTA =.o„...i.J.zwyria...mrwr4.4. No. 4. No i. b Weir.. • 1 1= "k gat. Wilma. la 111 T - WM4141•1111011. d •411*••••• ~- ao4 Mbar wide al usE.7l Is y. 4•14/04. 4.4 A monis dimplum4 ta emir momm. P •i= labia. Ist* ••/••• rm. 414‘. Ship We oda, 4.4. Ilmme= . 4V:ir s. I=b o • =Am= A wow taw alike kw Me et lion P 1•64 I. amm.1•414.••• • 4•41••• of arild4s. LaADIEB of DELICATE COMPLEXION, who war boa wwwwor look 0.4 .lamp ambruideb. del Zt art boW 19 dm eodlomoos of ROW LAM Of lIAL Me belloatodob“. Ow elli bolted. MI el ad ema ... • atohourneeees. lodideo. awl Ow I= WS eidordehor to tad our oloabd. • le oho boob dui eme. Pomo l•reersla =Lime add emlebompeol esandoe et Med le omoddhol kw the ondorddro of Weak 19119mbelotand erollomeoe of • bongallW" rapleals.. tone on. W. woo a. hi. ow beide. Ordoe.—llob dr& • 11.alsdoo" re dd women IMO, ado derdlen. "A. ROW L IM" Aleg ✓el /OW 9. 00l Oh. Oda et /9, Nellehiprolon. Loehr ; aid br doodlehrel motmore. NSW IVOILX_, ILLUSTRATUB BY JOBB MICK. TM. dm wkdo . ASK MAMMA ;" or, the Richest Osmium le raglml. Ry th. AMM, of "IMmot Tom.' Cros.. limbs* Mmes.' M. WM Calomel 11MM. Slomm w mmor WonekoM By Mos Imag. Prodtmey w Mom 11. BommeMeMos. TAT**. Smash PANMe.revise4 T, SSAYB on wino of the PECULIARITIES Y. 1:1111111 . 1•31 111.101011. Ito Swoon Waonol, Details. artritr of ommo Amber, 7141 e Ultima, revised, To M., MATS se dio L2/0/LOUr of MO NATURE.M Offline Lbw leo 11bOr ORIGIN ha MAN Lemke John W. Porter sod his. W NM& Tne SOCIETY OF STEAKSI.-10 1808 the society 'migrated to the Bedford In the Plasm, and Spiny removed to their present ersirross, within the walls of the Lyceum tlmatre. la this room, described by Mr. Cunningham "ma • little Eeseriel in itself, with doors, mina-ding, and roof of good old English oak, ormolu-Ishii with grklirons u thick es Henry VII. 's chapel with the portcullis of the founder,' iced the sublime Society, erery Saturday, from Nom:amber till the end of June, on steaks—nothing hot steaks. Such Arks: You eat thorn hot from the gridiron, and through • gistiag, hale a gridiron, you see the cooks plying their office. Over the gritting you rasy read, " US won doom Avion tY hr. UM 'mere well it weredesegMetly." Tb qa see Lulled I. quality to port and path, tu mallmlled. The dub-button ban the clab-ehon dernit. Ronk, ere-sad-take jug— ail =le al a rtmosthen—rd fun —dm more rampant the eideemem—dilleer the Owl et sleeks. 7lmee art have reet essniirg rein to the rod of Jabs hi Ytt the aSsas hero math gild irerlaber. The Jars strength el the sob der. On mermen at the solitary wins, the mother Melees dthe permandial mirth, me all Ear lA. • • Omni* or sa hereed Finsabar tithe Moor Posher the hot end owed new ram the 16004 et the dub vise ihelist am he we dr Week der so nerssi ter Irsers at Derpthro, be Unw se no dub se bog, thr the pe lora to pod ned tin ed piny to Ong rib the nelenns eW of "bisorerr row I" Ogre bed bent slot tar to Covent Ord* rims the dare ern Mad Cambia blocked up Drarethstroth sod dotersd lies at the eresig. Whin he emir re dr= he had Dr. Pod, sr et the dove to sazistj. As thorn rieranor w th a rl ir t i llak David," mid thetl, "roodtrag he pen er I hows In Ude bre" rya te n t sy none serer te bmims." Tree, my end wired Orristr; " Int I vas t et np siritin @Oar hors" The rotor et the Meolt we ireerel from twatty-fonr to tmestydre le 171 L r dna the terse el Mahe. Arthur li=e deondhe med leirldor et Tains, John Lad* ot Maw red st isms boding limes thdr or. —Atisma sew seater. THEATRICAL ENTERTAINMENTS IN CRIIIIA.o—Ia our sea had theetriad entertainments ham seldom the orelisa et the err* end even a essolltribt he on bar feel or hr dlobessed roma is Tired with dens or sow Or &rm. Ithe IN Chios the dip sod the Soria ors aby urn heir Orr lb. reverent erthren therres his • et plover ant nod tank reephythe nor ribs he en pit or bra Melt te sal ent the d re haler ass Ist r barn, with sendiroble pit to Os serseses ist promos isiods•L Ore arm b smeoessi ly Its keasire as 1Y .111 km," orther as Ss "than& roar r ths • thodeolhprpondre" wed the Ilis et Ler rumor ow so as sr men In mL Yet or dialP LriodroeMrs. lrfbMrMren irrememsa asid rod, dies rentor month hewer, to - cr ier tom tbsord room The Chem ore a ism mire inthan ass etren thrseens. The ban wit dhow or debt then either =drew toy ono thesthore ere dew dab et Yr emersehern sibyl Int • Chime alio= hot oder Sm. these esdie di V i_ rip a mondrot Wind tar ore sad rem Is or spot sonethe Nisi el ortinglegy so dr Ithrods of Nod der the ewer ankh see raft est pews% Sad On bed d ths soder nellnd notorm—ltheriester Anises ate now bor. (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. NAVAL AND MILITARY ADMIRALTY, APRIL 2.—APPOINMENTR.—Rear Admiral of the White, Sir F. W. Grey (1865), to be Com mander-in-Chief of the Cope of Good Hope station. Captain T. N.C. Symonds (1841), to have the good Berries pennon, vice Sir 0. Bock. Colonel J. T. Brown, MM. (1865), to have the good service pension, vice Childs. Lieutenants C. H. Wilkinaon (1865), to the Calcutta, 84, Rag ship, Feet India Station, for disposal , Hon. IL. A. Capel (18.12), J. L. Ferry (18 3 4). and J. 1 J. l'arry (1854), to the Conibaland, 70, at Chathuni. Masters F. J. KroblW (1861), to the Cumberland ; and S. Creak (1856), confirmed to the Atalanta, 16, sloop, North America and West India station. ClLfplalstheii.W S. B. Jacob (1824), to the Melville, 72 at l'ortamouth ; and the Rev. J. B. Harboard, (1k12), to the Belleisle, 6, troop ship, at Devonport. Paymaster T. M. Ramage (1846), to the Cumberland. Assistant-Surgeons Dr. H. Y. Harrieon and A. C. John nie., to the Victory, 101, Ilag-ehip, at Portsmouth ; 0. H. Dyer and A. M. Black, to t h e Impregnable, 104, Rag chip, at Devonport. Assistant-Paymaster G. B. Brown (1852), to the Cumber land; and C. A. Shavote (1851), to the Blenheim, 60, sceew steam gaud-ship, at Portsmouth. Clerk J. T. Spite, to the Cumberland. Annintant-Clerk J. M. Higginson, to the Cwuberland. Midshipmen A. S. Montague and A. T. Dale, to the Cal cutta, for disposal; J. Steden and C. Notlehounc, to the Cumberland. Naval Carta D. H. Bosanquel, to the Castor, 36, Cape of Good Hope station, for disposal ; It. S. Byrig, A. T. Itagge, K. C. 1). Ryder, C. C. Story, R. P. Piston. C. F.. A. Dewey, and 0. It. Shombill, to the Calcutta, fur disposal. The embarkations of troops from Portsmouth, for China, will commence on Monday. The Transit. 6, iron steam troopship, Commander Chambers, and the Himalaya, 6, ditto, commander Haswell, are ready. The latter went into Portsmouth harbour yesterday. '1 he Transit will take is on Monday II officers and 26A men of the 69th Regiment, IG onions and 271 men of the 90th. and a large party of the Medicol Staff Corp.: the latter will arrive trateirrow. and embsrk forthwith. The llimalay► will embark on Monday 36 oftioers and 804 men of the 90th and other troops. Tho Furious steam frigate, Captain Osborn, is also ready for service. The Adventure troopship was token out of dock yooterday. The Melville two-decker hospital ship. Com mander Trollupe, is also being equipped for the China ser vice with all despatch. The riggere are very buoy upon her. CHATHAM, APRIL 2. This morning the E troop of 3rd Dragoon Guards, under command of Captain E. H. Turton and Cornet It. Norwood, arrived from Dublin. to proceed to Canterbury. The C troop, eighty horse. and men, left this morning for Canterbury; the officer.. who amoupanicd it being Caffiain F. B. Barrow, Lieutenant 3. C. Still, and Cornet I. C. Boucher. By on order from the War-office VI non-cornmiteioned officers and men, selected frau various regiments, u ere dis charged from the service this day. One hundred volunteers from various regiments have arrived, to join the depot of the St. Helena Regiment. FRIGMFDL TRAGEDY ON BOARD &M.—HONG Kest; Pau. ls.—Another frightful coolie tragedy is re ported from Swatow, an laming occurred on board the }'ranch ship Anaia, of ST2 tons, which left that place on the 29th January, with coolie. for Savannah. The following day the coolies Me upon and ovemowcred the crew, killed the cap tain, supercargo, and chief mate (the supercargos eon), and ran the vessel on shore at Tong-lan about five milea above Breaker's Point. The rest of the crew, with the surgeon, are lath on shore, and well treated by the Chinon., bat held for a ransom of 600 dole. ; and the ringleaders among the coolies are In custody. and will be given up to the French autho tides. A schooner was sent from Swatow to carry back the mirriver4 and received Fin of them. who may be ex pected here hourly in the Falconer Helen. The French blots Viresio bee gone up to demand tho Mention of the Oboes. [Akireftimanit.) ALEIAN DIM MYNAS. —This :a..6l'i7= =. Rhvr 3 .7 I. W. :n upsett h 4 Franc ende d. r e. ......r ill seek le Milli, R. PUNY Yr alAipelr to foroWs. escirisst; A re Use* bosom% le Osamials Imam ..... 'slot, TAM. Jo sslua Dom tbe porti.e likely to Dom te de tAssilski ~.,....... as .... 4 ""Q„.. i. ' 1116 V,P. in. works sa d Dome Am madame. pot nes* Pap Partlisp lockicies sod male de. •otrefosx bet elm hello eislennotice. Us clol4 donne/eke et the chareetses et Ow soi. ma who IM Ik, de44,10 d rows &miss Ist lweemos p = rs l o r ads wilt eteeceiet• with e. 1711 of Csadra Bleslialea Kr. I.lmlis colt by yy. illy by MOWaOll-11au[nt .I T.1 16.1 r b 6 . ila To RAILWAY Pun of Z.) err, IWndk . yl. t•w•••• a • mIM M. llellhieul Ire Watt., by Pootifez, 4 yrs. 74131 b . I Cavlale Combat, • Nierbibbod.. ..... 314 be &Whams Gazahogo.l. Ye.. ;10 ...... atalbar.t) 1 LATIUM DOTI NO. TWO 7110113 AD D. 3 to 1 apt 'otitis CO up 1 1$ to 1•34 Wier Ol 1 Dealolaat to 1— Apathy 04 to 1 Lyda tti • DEXBY. fp to 1 apt M.D. DI 140 to 1 apt Wardermank• 30 te 1 Adernat Wore the roey. 1. to 1 Ira* taken about Onlcareara for the Molar Cap ; ap4 (~ tbe Derby to t I ate talon abo made. aorta. 1,010 to La abet.' likes • dais oat. uml lAN Su 11' about Dalt, Mll.gor. THE PRINCE OF WALES.—The lost run of the sermon with his Royal Highness Prince Albert'. harriers took place on Wednesday, when the Prince of Wali s was pneent. Ili. royal highness arrived at Slough from Buck- Ingham-palace by the Groat Western Railway at eleven o'clock, attended by Mr. Gibbs, and was met at the elation by General Dixon, Colonel Hood, Sir John Cathcart, and Mr. Charles Davis, Ike royal huntsman, from whence they proceeded to Mr. Aldridge'. farm, at Cippenham. Here his royal highness was met by Captain beyniour, Mr. Nash, Mr. Chewy, Mr. Aldridge, Mr. Cater, Mr. Brigueshaw, Major Troy, Mr. Howard, Mr. Thumwood, Mr. Cantrell, Mr. Harvey, Captain Harried, Captain Gordon, Mews. Mot, Cooper, Murray, Crete and a host of other sports men. Mr. Aldridge entertained his royal highness and the whole of the Iseat with an elegant luncheon, alter which they rade over hie Am and found bane in abundance, and after ens of the beet day's sport of the meson, chilly over Mr. Allefileste herds, the prince and attendants returned to . In the evening the usual annual hoot dinn avi = a 4 ac at Batluun's note], Salthill, under the pre- Wow of Colonel Hood, the master of the royal pie; wiles then wee a larger attendance than has been witnessed slut* the establiehment of Prince Albert'. pack of harriers, about twelve years ago. GREAT LORE OF LIFE AT SEA. f3mAros.r., Pan. 19.—A Junk, from Canton, bound to thin port and Penang, was driven whore on thr morning of the 4th Jun. at the not onset of Binning, mad became • total wreck. 1211 Minn ad id 340 who were on booed wore drowned. MUSIC. MISS POOLE'S CONCERT. Thu accomplished and deserving lady had a con cert last evening, at the Hanover-equare rooms, and an overflowing audience showed the public appreciation of her character end talents. Though really a young woman, and in the fullest pommies of her peters, Mu Poole may almost be called a veteran in her profession ; for she lint distinguished herself when a mere child, and has for many years bean amocieted with the pleasantest reininiaceacee of the English spent stop. Unhappily, there is now no Eng lish opus stage: if there were, she would be so great an ornament bit as ever. In the present mate of things, her • ea an actress is gone, and we can no longer enjoy Ur end spirit in that capacity . There is 'dß the however; and there we find her, as she has al ism, cao of the purest and moat genuine singers that the igWL school hr ever pawc ned. me programme of lest night's comet presented an ample end nriedissiootion of immilmt music, in which many of our most mint perhemen took past. As vocalists there were Meeksme Order, Madame Anna Thillon, Mies Birch, Madams Wall', KIN Poole, Mies Dolby, Mr. Charles Brahma, Mr. Wilbye Cooper. Mr. AL Smith, Mr. J. L. Didion, Mr. Winn, and Mr. Bodda. As instrumentalists Moen. Santee, Deichmann, Barnett, Thomas, Nicholls, Chefire, end Regnadi. Miss Poole rang Gluck's famous air, 'CU far se e s Bundler;" Idendelmohn's four-part wing, 0 hills, 0 vales of pleasure," with Madame Weiss, Mr. M. Smith, and Mr. Winn; Glover's duct, "The Rhine Maidens," with Miss Birch • a new song, " l'm a merry Savoyard," composed expressly for her by Be li e M. and the " RaisPlm." from the }}ills du Reyilneret, with Mr. Bodda. It is warmly nsomeary to add that her reception was cordial thi higlmet degree. Me CiZO. CASE, formerly known as a skilful violinist and recently as an excellent performer on the con certina, announces his annual cottesrt mototre to take place at Exeter Hall on Monday evening next. The programme liulds out promises of varied and manifold atm:lams. DRAMA. LYCEUM. Last night, in conseq ue nce of the arrangements for the opening of the opera season, Mr. Dillon brought his management of the theatre to a dose for the present, and took his benefit in the eharaetas of Richelieu and Belphegor. In the latter personation Mr. Dillon won his Bret and RIC, baps his greatest swear.. It is quite natural, therefore, that Le should elect • character in which ho is so favour ' ably and so widely known to the public fur hie adieu night. Thou who have witnesaill Mr. Dillon's performances in other and more trying rats must be quite aware that his dramatic power is not limited to that clue of drama of which Bel- Oleg. and Don Caesar de Ragan ere the best known types, though in them his art is moat consummate. In the more arduous walks of the drama, where breadth of colouring and pathos are Ices required—where the delineation requires concentration, and sharp, clear, and wall-defined outline— he ham also achieved no small nueeen, and there are moments when he suddenly startles the audience by reveletion, of un expected force. This was the case in his representation of Richelieu last night, which was eminently succ.sful. At the close of the play Mr. and Mrs. Dillon were rolled before the curtain and received the plaudit. of the audience. Mr. Dillon then addressing the audience said that he had intended ca that occasion to make a set speech, but believing in spontaneity, he thought it better to trust to the expression of the heart, and from the bottom of his heart Le thanked the public for the kind support they had given hint during his management. (Applause.) IA hen he first assumed the responsibility of the management he had enemies—as who had not some ? It was said that at most he could not keep the theatre open more than three weeks, and that he would certainly break down in four or Ave. But he had disappointed that expectation—(applause)—he earned the theatre through the season ; be met every en gagement he had contracted, and at the clew ho had a hand some remuneration for his own services. (Applause.) He believed that with such support as he had received be would have been able to continue the session with succors all through the summer; but he wee not desirous of losing the prestige which the theatre would acquire from the perfornemee of the opera. He had many novelties in preparation, and amongst them a play by Mr. Leigh Hunt, which he would bring forward neat sawn. (Applause.) He regretted that the illness of Mrs. Dillon obbged him to withdrew Mr. Marston's drama so soon—that would also be brought for ward. He could not on such an occasion refrain from thank ing- his company, who acted with him in the hest spirit. (Applause.) here was not, he believed, a single dispute awe Le &Beamed the management of the theatre. (Ap plause.) He also begged to tender Lis most grateful thanks to the eondui tors of the preen for their fair and candid criticisms. lie repeated that be felt most grateful to the public, and he bid than when till August flint. • • - • -• • Mice Woolglu eras then celled for by the audience, and had to acknowledge the farour with which she was greeted. The play of Belpheyee nue then proceeded with, when mute of the other favourite actors of the theatre who had not appeared in the first piece receive.' their meed of applaute from the audience. TIIE NEW ROMANCIL .IE4 yo6li4oal. and to he LOl at MI Mrartm THE EVE ] of ST. MARK : a Romance of Venice, momm art la 11ta • of St. M art 'ti atemodeg day. EMI, ealmtid. riM Agagamk In lb tommetlea. TM WA b really rammt•—• ems* et antlam imam r. Mr. Imbleday . rum la moMMI on. as MA patter& Matt it pot. Y. We s. 0.1411107 It MB • sell told dramatlmlty oaammtud Imdas rtatta. Mar. M Oa.. fl. Cambia r 6. Sas du sk• ?I. laist If, NI I at 0. lAA . W. 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