The Express. — London, England, 1863-05-02 00:00:00

/ ,/ / C 7 3-;4. i/A. f ' 4 ' 7 vb.t _.4-liiirt4s4.. _ NEWSPAPER ..v l4 S3UdXA LONDON, SAITADAX EVENING, MAY, [Stamped, id. Additional (TWOPEN Na 5,219.) lIITA, Gelling at the eve of Good Hope Glited edraa-87/I.IIOOIIIIIIIfICATION nausea LOW. and INDIA by the magnillcent Fleet of fgeamen betT no the Eset India and London Shipplog Company (Lind . wsillinown clipper auxiliary steamship LADY JOCBLI' , LC tom. 300-horse power, ROBERT W. LLB, Commander, toellort in the - Victoria (London) Docks. will ham am L ir Jam, embarking passengers at and lonviadOravonad coda fart Juno, for Calcutta, calling at the Cape of Coed Hops and yam This magnificeat 'hip, built expressly for the India keg% ..sear thoroughly redUed, has first-rate accommodation kir ..egers, and will carry an experienced surgeon, oleo a ;anima The &Temp passage of this company. steamers last s pa ease 70 days to Madras the Calcutta having performed grapes le fril days, being the shortest oa ream* he line will be continued on the bOth of each suomesUng oth, with the strictest punctuality, by ems of the compasYs ignificent fleet of auxiliary screw steam-ships. or freight or passage aw. to GRXRDLAY sad Cs, 14 TM geanWareet, B.W. ; the btotms. AlittltD BRITT sad Co., leadenhalletruct, LC.: ar at the Moss of the Company, a Ilinciagdane, Loudon, LC. where also applications for aointmenieas midshipmen In this serrlce *mild he me& RICHARD DRAW, Semetery. east India and Loodon Shipping Company (Limited), 9. if incing.lane, LC. fiALCUITA direct, the magnificent, new dim V ship lIEDI'SA, A 1 13 years, 843 tons register, %ANT, Commander ; belonging toile:am John Allan sad Sone): whoa in the East India Docks. This beautiful vaseel, built in gg expressly for the trade, has splendid cabin aeccanneodatleo, 0 will hawi quick despatch.—For trefight or passage apply to (SILLILY. HAN KEY. and SEWELL, t 7, leadenhanatrest. I.C. DOR BOMBAY Direct (under engagement with H. M. Connell for India), the well-known Liverpool hoe eit &fp SARAH &AND& 1,160 Sens, A 1 11 ream In the Liver. ;Zoe ship to , eh JOHN GILLIZS, Commander, owned by Mr. m. In the London Doets.—For *lit ltAl v rWahel - a ndRD, it Lift Vlillisovetreet fie OILLATLY. HAMMY, BZWILT4 27, Inedonhall dolt LC. SHANGHAI Direct, with immediate despatch, the splendid dipper-built ship RALSTON, AI 10 years, 078 to master, THOMAS DAVIES, Commander ; lading In th e pa India Docks. Me lastaelllna end weU - knows ship Des to a Mod Wearable eppeitanty to shippers.— to paLATLY, RANICZY, and 111WII.L, No. 27, e - dot, 11. C. SYDNEY Direct (under engagement to H.M. on Commlerieneve ) , last 156 lint o!a ra g i urtil i ht Loodonewind dipper slip II 1. W. rs, Commander lying in the last Imtla Docks. floe Teed has made some rap rapid and prasnia a good swift nitric, freight or pas apply to o=L l MPi rb liY. sad BALL, 27, Leaden- LC. 1)ORT PHI May LLIP .Imi Di MOOrect (to oil punctual] on j the nth ot R' day Md), the t . Deck* bullt clipper &. BENGAL. LI, 316 tom oadder B. P. 12011SLL. Commander: loading I. the Mut India Doan nee Mondid Wen aeomensodettoo, 'ad from Der dm lloes Is im paled to mete very quiet run oat —lot height or gib to =VI TT and MOOS& Idatior-eneet :or I t s :7lE; =7, RANKLY, sad SZWYLL, tr, Leaden allatmet. 'MACH BALL PARBENGIR LINE of Ay CLEFS= PM IMS tar AUSTRALIA from Madam direct. TOR IMP Wow Marls . City of Sydasy Viboumo l4lllrlw I li r ri goombiod Mar of 11:ngiosei Tames. lkooks. To 8011, ,- - - lAN Z. Indio May II 1 >,002 Mattis Joe 10 IMO I loft May 25 2,002 Indio May SS This coisbrated Ilas cd pasksts tam b Ur* pasolaslity sag lOW Polotillo. soma a wodil ham sspahligoa, sad emir pis mi re sosapraodolisa is amsesmassal by say allost.—ot Amalgams rompsotiag frolata sr to Aratralts appl y to AM WNW sad Os., Li ; Awaits tor the Blest II Liao ; • sal T. M. LAMS. sad 00., 1, lositoniaLstroot, /rim LC. UESSES. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (ol Bleekwall-yard Loadoa) UWE P hi ll i p, NUPE to 1ikL8412114 Port Mast (to kayo at Docks on Wedwasday, 20, calla, at Plyssooth), the sOws- Id clipper tidy 170100 1000 tom 'WANT TONKIN, ownswdar: lynis la ths last Inftt Doak& Nor sooosszaods. Molar all clones of posarasen are us.tupwrsd, sad ohs will wry an amparisaced ear/eon.—Tor froight Co pauses tritto la 1201). ALLPOZT, and 110.1100 N, with Wawa. Moan ad aces, f„ fAladdialMia able. Pasmagars by this Use of eta es coaysyod from Paddington to Ptymooth ant clan for •10011 d WE hew vad mecca den for aht dam Wm. aRIAT EASTERN for NEW YOE.K.—Tbe .A GILT EASTERN, WALTZR PATON, Caber, s dotpatcholl trosa LI TIMPOOL for 11W 10111 as odor SATURDAY, May 11 TUISDAY, Asia It. Pam Mist Caten, LW to 1 aseestlag So ger ▪ Savir i ttans is its aim ; Sem Mira will So lamed at • tare and a bolt; !wage, I 0 : apply to t o es moistage Immo Pce further particadere to RUCKER., OPWOR, and Co.. At, lootigNallottetd, or to tie Orin{ alp Company Elladted), SS, Csascasolaset, Lomas, NC. ; ad W, The Album Hallotreet, Liver poaL INlatiolie‘• aad steerage pea greet, ir wi r a. to MOSER SABEL and IaLILI 19, Water- -QWi, Al T/IE LONDON FINANCIAL ASSOCIATION laserporated nadir ths dom Unite neoles d). Act, 111dt, with Dotted Liability. CRAW, A 1,000.000, in 10,000 diem of £6O each. With poem to bursas& It Is proposed to call up /126 per share. In say 1nc..... of capital preference will be given to existing Pater B.U. laq. (Nowa 11Ootr:liarrand Co ) John lmradaa Esq. Chairmen of Calcutta end Mouth Maggots Lawny. Image Primer, Eq. (Marva J. and L tramper, and Co.) . John Rarkblock, Esq. Director of City Bank. J. Z C. Koch. Baq..l.Throadnesdlooireat Hoary Paull, Bin., )LP.. Director of National Provincial Bank of W -1-I;a4---" lienn7e.;sq. (Yews. Cavan, Lubbock, sad Co.) Michel R Bodocanachl, Esq. (Mem% RodocaasehL Sous, sad Co.) William Torquand, Eq. (Moor& Coleman, Turquaack Tonga and Co.) :ohm Walker, Seq. (llama Walker, How, and Co.) BROW& Yews Nulleu, Marshall,'and Daniell, Lombard.'Dee& Hugglea and Unveil, 1, llireadneedle.streaL NOUnecOln—Yeaars. 'Dawes and Bone, 9, Angel•ooert, Throg - HUMERI—City Bank, Threadneedle-street. lincnaglar (pro to )—Mr. John Henry Koch. Tenspoeary limos—No. 1, Threadneedieetreet. The object of this Company to to centralise the large business carried on in argeelatingdebentures and bonds, making advances °antiwar end other s ecurities. on mortgage or title deeds, and on works in proems. and to afford readily accessible channels to rattles having the charge of parliamentary bills, to contractors et undoubted position concerned in railways or other extensive public works, and to owners of valuable property of varied cha racter. It win facilitate, la connection with such securities, the bud sena ba4ers, cartallsK softeners, agents, sad beekers,l7, IM71178:1,1WWIlk 717011tfed br laummigroe I at tof bulky and valuable document.: the lonisation of tWa Company baring is fact been eiggested by eatenalve and influential provinclal bankers. It will undertake money redelve deposit loans for periods and at rates upos, will assist to sea lure important enamel vl soltsinee. and SW transact all snob business on commission. On the continent similar histitugent bare been established with great Malik and bare become Yin recognised medium tor the agency of sash transit-Moat, while lq Greet Britain no such universally recognised agency en ds, in( it Is to supply this want oe a scale commeminrate with 'Se lisancial operations of the country that the Loudon Motional Meociatios his bean m re wd proMotion money will be pidd, tend the preliminary ea gel No be strictly confined to sure bathe indispensable. No remuneration will be reoehred directory until after of a minimum dividend 61 leper cent. to the share- Carars .n ! and a sum equal to one-fifth only of the surplus shall be net maids as remuneration to the boo* Applications for shaves may be addressed 'in the form annexed) either to the Directors at the Tempt:Miry Mee et the Moods tics. or through the Brokers. Ivory such application mast be accompanied by a payment to the Hankers of the Company of Cl per share on the number for. A voucher will to given by them for the amount. tr P ig i ll d will be retained free of charge to the applicant should no allotment be made to him. Upon allotment a farther elm of E 4 per share win be payable. • further sum of L 6 after an interval of two months. Further calls of 46 per share will be made from time to time at intervals of not less than three months. until .Z 25 per share shall have bean petit. To the DlretZrof ;;;oeTatl . on (Limited). thsetimeen—Having paid to yoar tankers the cam of I hereby roped thtt Toe allot me shame of £ 6O each the "Undue ltrodel AMOCUtiOII (Limited)," and I hereby =wont we therm or any smaller number that may be to me, and to pay the remainder of the deposit of Ls on the share* allotted, and to do the arthritis of moclation when reqalrod. I ow Gentian's. Name In fell Address ha full Date - I Nobs" ai bro. Number at Ansoimt Annual Prgorlad .. 47 ^Dirli131;1111ADELPECIA STEILY 5023,256 1,0271 DAMAO LUAU 12 6 SPECIAL NOTICE. LIVEIZOOL, NEW YORE. AND PHILADELPHIA _ SHIP lbws sod mimesis aro hereby =Mo on ily informed that lig Otezemj a geatsera, Idtberto ftgrday for New York. at Quesitown for pareggers on Monday, will In Dime hem Ibreepoot on Pride,' , and will continua a re rains ever. alternate Friday from Liverpool, ogling g eengewn on the following day for passengers and dee elsong COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK dreg—The LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK. and PHILA. STEALSHIP COMPANY Intend degatching their DlSpowend Clydehiella bet Saw elesa-Shlps calm at Quenikrues to sate& prouripes sad isestairs. am MOWS : nom LIVIAPOOL MI NEW TOIL ittnyB7 CITY OF BALITMOBJI, Wedroday, May LL KANGAROO, Friday, May IL 11D1111101101, Wednesday, May it bad way smeeeeding Wednesday, sad every altoraste Friday. Cada pares lb, 17, and 21 &now sooordlag Oa the scram- Wodatiom. Forward pawn, 8 guineas, all provialors anted. Firessagers for Canada. the linked sad British Coloolds ‘ looked through on very LOSBLISIMUI Arthur pertkalars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, Water s*** Liverpool; or to ZIT and MACBY, 1, Sing Witham- Wrest, aty. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL IiTtAIIIIBIII, appentod by the Admiralty to NW benon LIVERPOOL mid EMT YORE, and between LIVER POOL and 3O TON. wttk liberty to roll at Ratan or other ports Ile had awl nein gone awl passengers, the Breton Bin calling at Ilarat ib io Ind and receive passengers aad hr Majenty's malls. The feßowft or other Tomah en posted to to sell tram Liverpool. .Ift at Cork to mein the hes - - . • CHINA, for NEW YORE, Saturday, May 9. • Taking, paseeneen and goods for Name and Havana, to be transferred at New York on board the ILM.S.S. British Queen. AMA. for BOSTON. Patlirday, May le. MICA. for NEW YORE. liasurday, May ES. Passarre money. useludlog Meward's fee and yrovlslons„ but wilhoot *we or liquors :—To Halifax and Boston, chief cable, BSI ; mend cabin, £l6. To New Wert, cleat cabin. RIC Mind amble, £lB /freight to &Max, Boston, and New York, f. 3 C o kon ak t . s per sena ipelaisgo—Apply to J. B. loord, 52, Old London J. M. Carr* Havre, and 18, Place de la Baas% Paola ; G. and J. BOAS, Doebaassootrest. Glasgow ; D. sad C, Qaosastowa ; or D. sad C. a Water ing, Ltreposa. GitAVIEL and PHILLIPPS dasperi tt»ladaromtleeedll,d Maniorre : ler RIYITILD•11 sad the THINE. the BATAYI3II.. fro= Ihe DM& and Foreign Beam !nue, Wapping. every Sunday, U am. Faren : LI fa. gl Us, and 17a. ed. lidera tleluits, arm gad • UN. The 711LNOWlD, To-morrow wall* early, tom of the Tower. Pare Cl. Toianitial.sileßiii, MOVE. or scawAum. ow. Weft Irma Thavadag. fraw &wee!yawn, at 11 . cantos Illeekwall Mar to roadie puwengera at boom Vara : AI, lail lea. Poe ooarpursula the GUSTAF WAllia, fialurdaLlevealag, followed Ih;6-16.7401171: TIM ilia:a 1it.,, - 1 etl. To by the Pee OOPTIMAGT2t, MALMO, sad ITOCKHOLII, the NTWIIICT, &boot May T, from Alderman's Tito. Pam:—to Co i re=t3ll. letarn tickets at a tare aad • half. Daseagfa e., meri t as Meanies flatvereel Me, 2•01-drees.W. et to, P=.LLPPB, GRAM, mad iluturrs. 11. liirollwas. LC. ANZVER FAILING RZIIEDY. Dr. BOORT/ BILIOUS sad I.ITER MLR, prepored witA t nay Iltreorial lavabos; from the recipe oirDr. Boot; will M kind lwraknabl• to all who ender from Milo= and hoer caro tidal; tadigention, whit, opeolora giddbwee, disdains of the eyee, ie. lac habitual ecallvtaiwa as a family aperient medichee, and me a cd the blood, they are trimly escolimat ; nand in ad, sad grotehil to the 111011111011 limy meals appealte. sad ntreanthea the whole nervone ordeal._ rat W. 8, Hint Willietioot, Clisdatrom, aud i t kw Dr. boars sod x LiverV ad ille L gan .t ulas witare peon maw with " trUllani 'maitre" migraved ow the ofw.m. ASTEDLA, SHORTNESSof BREATH, BRON mum, HHHHALGIA. Watt* maimed sad cured by Use L9PIC'n CIGAIITTY9 (Peetaral Famidaterel. The smoke, being Inspired pmeetratee into tbaleinsit, cites Hke whole men ens system, (acidifier eqmetentket, aad amble the functions of the Important organs of remeizatina.—T. Heyde, Rae craved's .tees, PAM M. Id. a box. Bold to Landes 1P Meseta, Haymarket. DR. RIOORD'S 188ENCE of Ll7lll =Wm masalwod to tie mail 'battered esmatltetteita tair voila Pallor* to inspomelble. TM amok an pereasanit I. compilletim emery.--Pold la mow •rith fail hatructiCnao lts.. at km guatiliss far 1/s„ usat.earrtiont, careen., peeked at nosiest reelitare staps-Bole fonts. 'sour mod Oa. M. Wm& saartmeiwbar. rrIN VIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE. i ß le moat scientlScally prepared and most powerful swirl lbws cordial ever introduced . rations to their normal condition al the socretions, on the interrity of which perfect health de =lt is apreltle for deblltt7 of all kind., and from its ono. moan other Ingredients, pepsine and phoephate of soda, will prove highly bruelleisl to ths nervous and dyspeptic.— /VW ha, per bottle, or tour qinunitles in 01141 for t2a. tole webs Mews. Ltaunigarten and Co., eto, Onfordntsnet, N.C.. Sal 11S, Isadenhaddtrett, LC.. London. Ever, deetwiption of life assurance transacted; teem for which. with Mailed wontedness and every infonastioa, may M had on applicatioa JOHN MESSENT, F. 8.5., Secretary. Applications for enecieles are invited. WCHARLES DICKENS'S READINGS, i ilasoveroquars &mew —TIMMY WINING amt. M sa S. Mr. CHARLES DICXZNS RLiD his NICHOLAS NICIILSSY AT MR. SQUIRRSISCHOOL. and BOOTS AT THR HOLLY TREE IN ; contra sesta, Is. : back seas, Is.. at Merin. Chapman sod Hair 191, Inseadllly ; Messrs. Pottle and Son's, 13 and 14, Royal ; Mathes Motet °Soo, St. Jassaa'altall ; and at Payee's Wks, ogles, H•110•41u squats Rooms. THOMAS HEADLAND, Sea GREAT INTERNATIONAL DOG SHOW.- Prise Nate may be obtained and entries made at Austin's Tioketsdies, Bt. James's Hall, Piccadilly, has 9 a.m. till bait past 6 p.m. GREAT INTERNATIONAL DOG SHOW.- On the rwessatotion of sewing Important exhation, end Ice the convenience of parties who bows dogs at Parbi Boon,ow, the dosing of the entries of the Internntiemal Dthe ag now Boon, will be deterred until liondat the llth of Way next. GBNTLEMENT DRESS . — HAMILTON sad LIYITON, tailors, inform the public that the NEW DODDS are now ready, and specimen garments, are kept for In epectioa ; also a select stock of overcoats on hand for oda. The kfmaffi an of material and pattern that cannot be excelled n l:. ne, STRAND, OPPOSITE EIXTER-RALL. SPBOTACLES, im ved by HARRIS and ty will most preserve the dela Seeder cannot be Peel, with crystals or pebbles, 15e; steel, wlth &MI. in to Ina. Gold and Silver Spectacles and Bye-Olmese la peat renew, at equally low prime Harris's Prospect Glare, ed. post tree. THOS. q•B.RIIi and SON, Opticians to the Rept lolly, opposite the British Mew= Oates, landau. Istahllatied 17110. Ceation--No travellers employed. let BMWS NOVELTIES for the SEASON. Lb The ALES/111MA, PRINCE of wAtee. end ROYAL RILDAL LIM la Id. The Quaokata Rim Imises. ler se Caraii, aa walla Ada. IA ;a1 Pad aa 9994.. 1 r=f 1 boom 96. Baas& sad 14, Cbtabili . TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (ums% 121.1031AIN.) RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA. VLIL'INA. lila L The General Correspondent of to-day says : " The tone and oontents of the Russian despatch, replying to the Austrian note on the Polish ques tion, remitted yesterday to Count Rechberg by the Russian ambassador, do not appear to justify any apprehensions of an unfavourable change in the state of political affairs." THE CONVENTION BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND RUSSIA. BEEUN, X&T L To-day in the Chamber of Deputies, the Com mittee appointed to examine the question of th e Cartel Convention between Prussia and Russia, made their report. The committee stated therein, that they had unanimously adopted the proposition of Herr von Roenne, declaring the Convention in question to be invalid. They also appended an amendment, requesting the government to abstain from carrying the Con vention into operation until the consent of the Chambers should have been obtained. BRITON MEDICAL __ ASBOO 003;‘, - 46: and GENERAL LIFE IATION. Wet Wu& G. H. balm, Y.D. ----- i Partridge, les., F.H.B. iiiIJOIOSS Duke, Bart., Aid., Jobn Pro Pert. Hog. W. Tyler Smith, D. Me Charts@ Hastings, M.D., hands Webb, Esq. Chairman of the BearciloloolGE H. BARLOW, M.D. Deputy Chairmen—FßANClS W)BB, Haq. By the peculiar stainable manner of dividing the profits, the policies issued by this Association become payable during the lifetime of the perms assured. without extra premium. After having been in force a aeriod of Live years, at policies are abso lutely indefeasible and Indl stable. Attention M directed to W tunny afforded by this 'minx tlon for the assurance of d.cßned or diseased Ines. The expe rience of the lame staff of medical seers connected with t. amoclation has enabled the dlreolosa to peepers a set cd tables which, they believe, fames wadi are es am equitable foaling in relation to y. Qualified ema y prciPosere thle smeoelatiem. eamealted as Qs 'medical advisers of the linden, by *tom all medical fees am diecharged. 11WJIMMIII POI stn TILIL IMMO DBMS= IL 186.2. FRANCE. PARIS, MAT 1. The Nation of this evening says : " The reply of Prince Goitechakoff to the despatch of M. Drouyn de Lbuys on the Polish question, was received at the Russian embassy to day.c THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. ST. JAMES' HOTEL (teemed Barksley-street, Piccadilly). This HOTU will be OTINDD to the PelMc THIS DAT, W Mid et Xsy.—Mamager. IL inmatelll 13 7 order. 0. T. °LI:WIELD, Secretary. STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants. WINDS et superior quality. Ports: Superior old crusted, tga, 4K ; very choice, 6Y., els. : ditto from the wood, 27a, Vfa ; nsperice„ Sea., 38e. per doses. Sherries : Floe, 275.. gas., Pia ; Imlay, 42a, Olt, Ms. ; Vino dl Paste. ells. Amen. Med* elf Xsassallia, 4k., lea per dozen. Marsala, ; lashess, rtok or dry, bereasa, SOL ; Champsose, good, Sea, 4111„412e.; ditto .os brands. SW, Oa, Pts. Claret,l2a, SOL OIL Mks, Am. 415., ; asolssla Masorattx. am. Ma. 72e. Hosts sodse Ye tp elles, ifs.. Ye, his.; vsersuperior, eaa. TL.Wines or caber iertioss sonar reasonable. AU goods clamed tree villain tee adios. Ibenee, eada-28, Wahepagate stresawithtn. A LLSOPFS ALE sad GUINNESS'S STOUT. JOHN T. BIGGS and Co., sole contractors for Bottled Raw to the Internatl.soal Rthibition, Agents for Samuel Allaopp and Boa's lads Pale sad Mertes AM. and Gulnaras. Boa. and On's Mara stock lamportors of Whale aad %Arita—Mitre and Blares, the Royal &whams% I.C.—The trade aupplled on Mini Maus tor mak. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new invention, invention, so admirably oontrived that a full butt, as wen se smaller casks, reay be raked or tilted no it without labour or trouble. Ito action is so impalpable that the esdleneat et the most limpid Raid by no possibility ma be diatarbod. Pens its., 121., laa, to snit at, 8, and 18 pllon eats. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No voot.pog required. Ns more tat beer er soar whs. Price as ed. : duo. Msatm/Plaid. 98 - 8 89 1 7 direct to JAMBS BARLOW pagoda'. 14, Lug Willltunatreet, liandon-boom. Mee that Ids memo sad address an oa every article: all ethereal* spurious lasitationa logrovioso Rdla Noiablbliod TURIN. MAT L ATHENS, APRIL 26. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the Minister of Justice opposed, in the name of liberty, the Bill introduced by Father Passaglia, relative to the oath of allegiance to the government to be taken by priests. The bill was afterwards withdrawn. GREECE. The National Assembly will meet on Monday next. Several members of the cabinet are said to intend tendering their resignation. The govern ment has taken precautionary measures in view of any coup d'etat which might be attempted by any political party. LONDON OARPIT WARM:101781. WAIIOII sad lON. II sad 11,. aoomosarezer. W. An agitation is being secretly fomented by some parties, with the object of bringing about a demon stration against the election of the King. RETURN OF THE SULTAN TO CONSTANTINOPLE. CONSTANTMOPLE, MAY 1. The Sultan has arrived here, and met with a meet enthusiastic reception. There will be a general illumination of the city to-night. _ _ _ The Levant Herald state. that a satisfactor budget will he published very shortly. THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. SOUTHAMPTON, MAY 2. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Ripon has arrived here with the above maids, 144 passengers, 6401. in specie, and a general cargo, including raw silk to the value of 120,000/. Anourfow or PARBPORTS IN PORTUGAL AND HANBI-TOWNR —Earl Russell, her Majesty's Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, has received from Sir Arthur C. Marra* her Majostes Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plesiporantisry at Lisbon, • copy of a law passed by the Portuguese government, and published in the Diario de Limbos of April 7, 111163, abolishing passports for the inte rior of Portugal, the Azores. sad Madeira. His lordship has also received from Mr. Ward, her Majesty's Charef d'Affaires and Consul-Geseral at the Hauer Towne, a oopy of an ordi nance of the moats of Lubeck, abolishing the necessity of passports to foreigners frequeating the territory of that state from the lit of May next. Translations of both these documents are published in last night's Gazette. THE TELEGRAPH IN TURKEY. —We read in the Levant Herald of April 22 :—" Agood illustration of the wretched working of the Turkish telegraph occurred oe Saturday last. At 2 p.m. oe that day the Eaphrate, Mar seilles mail steamer, entered the Horn, having passed the Dardanelles about 11 p.m. on the previous evening. Half an:bour after her arrival, the telegram from the Dardanelles, announcing the fact of her passage ' was reoeived at the offices of the local agency. This is only an extreme illus tration of the manner in which this wretched service is managed—in spite of all the protests end remonstrances which the public has addressed, and vainly continues to address, to those respoosible for its administration." THE WEECI OF THE SARAH PALMER.—The particulars relating to the rimming ashore of this vessel on the rocks near Tusher Lighthouse, have already been pub lished, but all hopes of saving the ship and any great portion of her cargo have been put at rest by the reception of the following telegram at 1.4•0.01 yesterday . :— • • Wexford, April 30.—A heavy am is breaking over the iron ship Sarah Palmer, boned from Calcutta to Liverpool, ashore about • mile south of the Tasks, Lighthouse. The vessel will be • total wreck. film has parted amidships, and the cargo is washing oat." In the immediate neighbourhood of the wreck large quantities of Sent cotton are floating about. The Black Ball Australian clipper Annie Arch ' bell, Captain Megrim, has passed up Channel, from Sydney JB6. 19. She brings 14 passengers sad a cargo of wood hiirh Ac. She passed Cape Hors Feb. 18, sod crossed the Equator March 30. She was 20 miles off the Start at 2 p.m. on April 10. THE MISEINO ITranzur.—The following whim aieel advertisement appeared yesterday in a contemporary "Lost, an umbrella, in • cab, April 24. The article not MNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA haring been sent to Scotland• yard, the owner charitably ae tem, *arty tweayeshe mastics/1y ow . hopes it was takes by h o l d m hirer in a fit of temporary Sepal the amdkat pradiselha, antes a by abstraction. If such sul be the case the owner would the as the best remedy for acidity of the Mosisah, be extremely grateful for its return, not from its intrinsic rut sad laellstertios, and se a mild ape value, but being a gift it has around it the hallowed asrocia neat Is, davit& taasiltothenk Mots especra for Maim end tjo i . y e i a ndandp. If this appeal has no MCI upon Ohm. It is ia a Mate of sot parity and saw pposed kleptomaniac, the owner sincere) of the of damn DINItIFORD sad Osi.. I New Baud diem. ; b y s u nirn s m ig. w om b, umbrella may haunt him through life. 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Tho la closed at 6 In the evening, and on 13atozdays aline o'clock. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Penmeal Atiractioo, end to health end lompivity by the ineetication of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or RA&L DVNTDIICif, compounded of Oriental tageodients, to of salsa to preeemtn i E ra and beautifyies the teeth, the gas" and to Ina a pleasing trepans to the breath. t eradleetse tarter the teeth, mamma spote of toolidimt decay, sad paddies and preeerras the essentel, to width It Imam a peol•lngt ',bittern*. Re invaluable pro perties have obtained the le patronage of royalty and the arMto mmey of itirope, and ft solvereally WO repute. Pries Is Id. per bez. Said at 14. Notionetrits. tad by Cbmittt awl Toluatin. Ask fir " twilled? Oasts' FINE ART& THE SOCIETY OP FAINTERS IN WATER COLOURS. The exhibition of this society, which has usually been known sis the "Old" society, from being the first, and established so far back as 1804, Is now open at the pllery of the "misty In Pall-Mall East The gallery presents a par ticularly rich and handsome appearance from the large gin of some of the best drawings, a remarkable sea-piece of Mr. Duncan's being hues at one end of the room, and opposite to it a very imposing view of the rains of Atbsyra, by Mr. O•rl Haag, while in the middle of the long line at the side hangs a drawing by Mr. Birket rosier, much larger than be generally paints, and one equally attractive by Mr. Frede rick Taylor.... _ . The exhibition will be found au interesting one, though it °outgun as work of very remarkable interest by the more diatinguis . hid Essenbers of the society. MUSIC. MADAYS GOLDSCHMIDT AT ST. JAMES'S HALL. Last evening a performanoe of Xandere cantata, L'Allapo ad it Peneeroso," preceded by the same runs• tar's oreitadral concerto for stringed instruments, No. 12, was gives at the Bt. James's Hal, in aid of the Hospital for Incurables at Paten. Mr. sod Madame Cloldsohmldt -by Mmiame LeemospBberringtou, Mim Lamella, Mr. Moe bra doith, and Mr. W. H. Weiss, as vocalists ; with Mr. Limbo Slope; Mr. E. Hopkins, Mr. S. Pratten, Mr. C. Har per, sad Mr. Pettit es principals in the instrumental depart. meat. Mme. doldeohmidt-Lid tang superbly througheut. Her voice was in mach better cosditiou than last year, and her executloo, grand in style and full of truthful en proemial', was such as we bad a right to look for from a vocalist who, in music of this description, bee always been preeminently great. In a pecuniary sense the concert mast have been a grist emoces, for the hall wee densely crowded at very high Rices. CRYSTAL PALACR. Yesterday the opening of the tenth season of the Crystal Palace took pines under the most hopeful and en couraging dronnistanera. last year the commencement of the season passed unnoticed, in the glare that ushered in the opening glories of the Great Exhibition ; but after the novelty of the South Kensington building and its contents had pawed away, and was left to contend on its own merit. with the Crystal Palace, the verdict of the public was unani mous in favour of the older and brighter structure near Sydenham, and the year closed with solid and substantial results. Happily on this occasion, for the Crystal Palace, there was no extraordinary event to mar the May-day entertainmente which mark the inauguration of what may be called the Sydenham Season ; and when not en concurrence with a rival that may attract an unusual amount of public favour and attention, the Crystal Palace may defy all competitors that stand on their intrinsic and permanent means of fascination. Indeed it is the universal opinion of strangers and foreigners that the Palace—its prospect, its position, and its peindiarities—constitutes the feature of the metropolis—that it is the Kohinoor London. The last year of its first decade bail now opened, and, judging from yesterday's appearances, it is likely to run to • preepsroue close. Much will depend, of coarse, on the weather, which for some niuths past and up to the puma time rase been singularly favourable to the sense of out-of-door enjoyment. Yoder day was no exception to what seems to be the "spirit of the nelson," for though the air efts somewhat sharp it was tempered sad mellowed by the rays of • brilliant sue; and this no doubt contributed pestle to swell the numbers who visited the Crystal Palace, and whom but foe "this sweet May morning" not even Nesulebsolues yet to itaoines Athalie would have attracted train bulare and from home. This grand and solemn work, together with the musical compositions prepared by Auber and Meyerbeer for the opening of the International Exhibition and the Natioeal Anthem was the special feature of the day ; but before proceecliog to notice these perforinsoces, it may be just as well, on this the opening day of the season, to glance at the programme of the arrange• moots as far aa they have been "prospected" by the direc tors and managers of the Crystal Palace. The present mouth includes, besides the performances of yesterday, two grand concerts, a flower show, and the festivities that air company the Whitsuntide week. There will be three grand coucerts on the three first Saturdays of June, and a grand show of roses on the last Saturday of the month, in addition to archery meetings, to he continued for two days. The programme for July embraces three grand concerts on the three first Saturdays of the month, and the Royal Dramatic College fits on the fourth Saturday and following Monday. A steam fire•engine competition is fixed for the let of July, and the prize distribution of the National Rifle Association will take place on the 20th of the same mouth. The mouth of August is ushered in by a Me of the Queen's Westminster Rifles. This is an enumeration of the ar rangements already entered into, but no doubt others will be announced as the season advances, and the directors appeer determined to take advantage of every opportunity that may present itself of employing their great resource* and unrivalled Palace and grounds for the enjoyment and gratification of the public. Of the ordinary attractions of the Palace, inch as the Exhibition Department, the orchestral music so long and so ably conducted by Mr. Manna, the Picture Gallery, the rahool of Art, Science end Literature, and the Crystal Palace Art Union, it is unnecessary to speak, as they are well and f►vour►bly known to the public. But there is one depart ment of the contents of the Palace which, though not new, has recently acquired so much extension and has been arranged in such admirable order as to be deserving of especial mention—the Technological Museum, under the superintendence of Dr. David Price. This collection was formerly placed in an upper gallery, where it was rarely asen,t and still leas regarded, except by those who took a special interest in the subject. It now occupies a con spicuous and extensive position in the first gallery con tiguous to the tropical department of the nave, and is eminently worthy of the attentive inspection of visitors. Mr. Costa, the conductor of a band and chorus of about 2,500 performers, took his place shortly before three o'clock, and was warmly received on presenting himself. The centre transept, where the musical pert °manes took place, and the galleries overlooking it, were filled by an immense mum of visitors. The sight, like all eights where human beings are congregated together, was extremely imposing, and the bright and strongly contrasted colours of the female attire added brilliancy and variety to the scene. When it is added that 1 the son shone with such fervency through the too pervious glass as to require the protection of thousands of parasols, it will be seen that a cheering warmth was not wanting to complete a splendid picture. And yet one bad ooly to avert his eye from Mr. Costa and his audience to dwell and feast upon another scene more natural and not leas pleasing—the splendid landscape that extends from the Crystal Palace to the fading landmarks of Surrey. Mnsies "expressive power" is, however, too potent, the ear pins the victory over the eye, and something like 14,000 persons are possessed by the grand straws of Mendelssohn's music to Atitaiie, which arise from the orchestra punctually at three o'clock—the hour appointed. Of this music to AtAalie we gave some aoomint • few days ago, in an anticipatory notice of its performance on this occasion. But we remind our readers that it was one of the last efforts of Mendelseohn, having been written i• the year before his death. A German version of Racine's celebrated tragedy was produced at the Royal Theatre at Berlin, and Mendelesohn, at the desire of the King, composed the music for the lyrical portion of the drama. After his death, this music having attracted the notice of our late Prince Con sort, was performed at Wiodsor, when instead of the play being performed, an abridged translation of it was read. Subsequently the abridged version of the tragedy was changed into • narrative poem, which, by relating the incidents of the drama, served to explain the subject. of the musical parties., and to link them together. This poem, originally : wrings; in Garman, was "done into Erilish" with great ability by Yandeheolts'a friend, Mr. liartbolo mew; and it hes bun fa 01111jUDOUOD with Mr. Bartholomew's version of the poem that the mimic has been performed, Ant by the Philharmosio Society, and afterwards by the Sacred Harmonic Society, at Exeter-hall. It was by the Sexed Harmonic Society that the arrangements for the great performance of yesterday were undertaken and carried oat. under the immediate superintendence of Mr. Oasis; sad the perforatione war attended with all the moms that could possibly have been expected. The choir and brim mental band were a body of performers 2,500 stave( : the whole of Chin tuneful host were in a state of perfecedis cipline, end nothing could exceed the manner in which they all did their duty. This made of Mendelescan's, too, wee better fitted than Handers Oratorios (the works to which the Crystal Palace festival performances ham hitherto been confined) for being pmformed on so great a scale, in one very important respect : Handers Oratorios are full of airs for tingle voiose, end it is admitted that oven our most powerful singers cannot give due effect to solo* in so vast a locality. A good deal, indeed, has been done to improve the " sonority 'of the central trams* but no ingenuity, we believe, will ever be able to fit it for music of this kind. Now the AtAatie music is eatirely there and concerted; there ere DO airs, and the bits of solo which occasionally occur are few in number, brief, and fragmentary. The bulk of the music consists of means of harmony of such breadth sad volume that it can be dis tinctly beard even in such en expanse; and when so much is great and powerful we an Inclined to put up with whet is weak or theme, when we smessiew .00-11remenef • his Vie mat effeddre things wet• the megnibleat chords, "Lad, let us hoar Thy voice," and the march of the priests and Levites, the soldiers of the Temple, se they array themselves in defence of their lawful king. In the one, the swell of choral har mony was sublime beyond expremion ; in the other, the clang of warlike instruments was more " apiritatirring that any martial music we have ever beard. Oa the other hand, the reading of the poem was a failure, but no one will suppose that the failure was the reader's fault, when that reader was Mr. Phelpe. That he read admirably everybody will believe, though not one in a hundred of the persons present could distinguish a word he said. The unhappy effect of this may easily be imagined, especially is thole places where the recitation is accompanied by music. The snatches of melody and harmony from the orchestra, which fill up the pauses of the speaker, are beautiful and sigaill cant when the speaker is heard, but when he is not, their beauty and meaning are entirely lost. But this, again, we were fain to put up with, as en unavoidable defect in an otherwise grand and Admirable performance. The marches, composed by Meyerbeer and Auber for the opening of the International Exhibition on the Oat of May, last year, were heard to mach greater advantage then on that occasion when their a ff ect was almost destroyed by the DODO and oratellielk that prevailed. They are both fine composition ; but we prefer Auber's. Meysrbser's is the more grandiose, beit-Mis laboured, and smells too math of the lamp ; while Anber's has the clearness, simplicity, and grate Which distinguish all the works of this delightful composer. La methinks we may ask—since it is so eery diflkelt to find Misting winks adapted in all respects for perfoereame in aneh a locality ea the Crystal Pa ace—may not the ruins at some of oar greatest composers be put in requisition to famish works ooestmeted with an express slew to Inch pafwmoes! On Friday last the Rev. Edward Lombe, RA., was isatituted to the rectory of Swanton Morley with the chapel of Worthing annexed, in the county of Norfolk, on the presentation of the Eta% Hoary iLombe, of Bylauthr perk is the muse county, sad Joke Mitchell, :Eq., of Wrimindharn, is the aims county. Oa the maw day the Rev. Josiah Osecarriers Ballance, ILA., was instituted to the vicarage of Horsford, in the same comity, on the pre seotatioa of Thomas Heron Jones, Visoonat Ranelagh, of Fulham, in the county of lfiddleee, and New Burlington street, in the city of Westaiiesthr. On the mime day the Rev. Clement Oele Smith, RA., wee instituted to the rectesy of Sholfanger, in Norfolk, on the presentation of Albert Smith, Eq., of Sheffield. And on the same day the Rev. Edward How ard Gibbon wee Instituted to the rectory of Obeleimadivise, la the toasty of Suffolk, on the presto talkie of her Most Gracious Majesty the Quotas. And on Thursday last the Rev. John Perowne mis collated to the rectory of Orostwick, in the county of Norfolk, in the gift of the Lord Bishop of Norwich, by virtue of hie bishopric, MAJOIDGINIENAL LINDSAY, M.P.—The hon. and pliant conservative member for Wiwi yesterday lowed an address to hie constituents, informing them that her Majesty has been graciously plumed to wafer upon him the command of the brigade of Guar& at present serving in British North America, and that his mceptence of this ap pointment must necessarily provost him from 'Mewling to his parliamentary duties during the latter part of this session. While placing himself naressrvally in the hands of the electors he ventures to express a hope that they will permit him to postpone for a time a resignation of the trust which they have committed to his charge. His public con nexion with the borough has now with a short intermission existed for 17 years, sod it would be a source of much regret to him if it should become necessary that be should separate himself from gentlemen with whom be has so long bees in. timetely associated. The banquet to the general will take place in • week or ten days. Though the arrangements have hitherto been carried out solely by the conservatives, yet the pthering is not intended as a political or party one, but rather as a mark of respect from the inhabitants seoendly to General Lindsey on his appointment. _ • - CHRISTIAN VZRNACULAR EDUCATION SOCIETY FOR INDIA. —The fifth mural meeting of the asppppoorr of this sonny was bald at Willies Rooms yesterday after n oon ; the Right Hon. Sir John Lawrence presided, sad cm th e platform were the Hoe. Arthur Kinsaird. ILP.. Ookoel E.owlandecio, Rev. James Long, he. The Chairman having opened the meeting, the report was read. It nand that a training institution had been established in the Madras Pre sidency, and arrangements were making to establish one in the Punkah. The receipt. dating the year bad been 4,3061., and the expenditure had been 3,8621. The Hon. Arthur Kinnaird moved the adoptioa of the report, and congratulated the meeting on the good the society had ac complished sines ite formation. The prospect. of Chris tianising India had been so bright as they were now, and there was the greatest encouragement for the society to continue its effort& The memo which the society employed were edmirably inked to the ends desired, and be hoped it would obtain liberal and increased support. Colonel Row landson seconded the motion, which was carried nasal mously. Several gentlemen afterwards addressed the meeting. Eovalt INSTITUTION OF GILT BRITAIN. —The salute meeting of this institution was held yesterday, the Duke of Northumberland, K.G., F.A.S., president, in the chair. The ammo' report of the committee of visitors for the year 1862 was read and adopted. The contributions from members and subscribers in 1862 amounted to 3.079 f. 13a. ; the receipts for enbecriptions to lectures were 5601. 14i. ; the total income for the year amonoted to 4,6301. Se. Id. On December 31, 1862, the funded property was 29,3411. 2.. 2d. ; sod the balance at the bankers, 8041. 3s. 4d., with six Exchequer Bills of 1001. each. A list of books presented aocenthanies the report, amounting in number to 161 volumes ; makieg. with those pardoned by the managers , and patrons, a total of 558 volumes (including periodicals) added to the library in the year. Sixty-two lectures and twenty-one evening disoowlee were delivered during the year 1862. Thanks were voted to the president, treasurer, and secretary, to the committees of managers and visitor., and to Profaner Faraday and the other protenors, for their service' to the institution during the past year. The following gentlemen were unanimously elected for the mania' year ;—President, the Duke of Northumberland, K.G., /P.R.& • Treasurer, William Pole , Esq., M.A., F.R.S. ; Beenday, Henry Beare Jones, M.A., M.D., F. SP. —I. the evening, a lecture was delivered before a noble and fashionable assembly by Mr. John Leighton, F.& A., upon " The Arts of Japan ; Illustrated by Native Examples." The Duke of Northumberland, K.G. in the .hair.—Mr. Leighton, baring touched upon th e people and their isolation, contrasted the Chinese and Jepson, awarding the palm to the latter, who, though seeking seclusion, seem alive to progress, sod ready to avail them selves of European discovery. After touching upon the architecture, sculpture, acid arts of drawing and design, be proceeded to sum no the evidence, noting where they were our superiors, andlwhere deficient ; the last inheritance of the European school—powerful use of light and shade —being wanting, though form, colour, and perspective are most effectively used in Japan. r. Leighton, as an artist, deplored the spread of the debased rennesanos, I ti s i P 7tte, ily i: h roD: Lour:7lla empire l of In art pdia, ure p ee d elsewhere The theatre was greatly crowded, and the audience highly approving. ACCIDINT TO MR. MANSZY M.P.—Yesterday Peg ~1 2 . Ya for acc i den t Sallird, Chair man occurred to W oi '• aa m N i a i thialsi t r.: cil , le pp in th was rpw rii i itig ri zi r h i o p rs t e h bee p k, when rod r tanimtil;itunt otel. He was picked up and conveyed to the hotel. when surgical ' insistence was sent for. Although very much shaken, we are happy to say that no bones are broken. Full benefit of reduced duty obtained by pur amiss Beechnut's Pure Tea: my stoles et 31. ad. and es High Standard" at ea ad. (tweedy 41. SAL Is the ening eat end most delicious imported. Area In every tees sandy is in packets.--(advertintiteat 1 SPORTING INTELLIGENCT. SALISBURY MERTING—FaivAir. A HASDICLP PLAT! of 50 son for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; wieners extra. Three-quarters of • rode. Mr. Merrts's detest, by Windhound—Durindena, 3 yrs. 7lb De eat ka M It. Allisaf Tippler, 3 yrs, fin ab San (Dow StraTra4 Mr. J. B. Starkey's Prisms Vacua, P yrs, est Adamit The following also nom :—Boron of Arne, Paremeuse, and Yo sabella Betting : 9 to 4 apt °siert, 5 to 2 apt Tippler, 6 to 1 apt Primes Vocqsal, 7to 1 apt Par saes, sad 10 to I offered apt lineshella, who tiptoed at 2to I. They wire evenly started at the first attempt, but Bonbons was as. left in the rear. Princess Foams' made play mat the rails, whilst on the extreme left, hanging very much to his oonsynaiona, Gelert would be pelt in pursuit, the middle division, oom prising Tippler, Paramus., and Baron al Avon, aloes up. At the distance Olden and Tippler simians:m.ly challenged Priem@ Vocqud, both of whom paned her op pante the Stand. (Wert, however, Ind the best of the struggle throughout, and won cleverly by • keg* ; Prin cess Votlqsal a had third. Tea WILTON Pi= Brew of 10 ODva each, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds ; oohs, Bst 10th ;Men Fat Sib.; willows extra. T. Y.O. Thres.quatime of • mile. (1.9 subs.) Captain Grey's King George, by King Ton—firer, SR lab (8. 1 = 1 Mr. O. Powasy's Lady Williams, Eat sib Yr. L Brasny's Black Friar, int 101 b The toilovdm also ran Overcast, Mansur, sad laugholm. Batten : 6 to 4 apt King George. 4 to 1 each east Over cast sad Lsogholm (at first 5 to 2 was tam about Mr. ire l A s rl to lb apt Bhpit Friar...sat PEI MM. ParlaNnrnsibirßleel•l oa the off vide sari the rails by King George, and on the sear side by lady Williams, made the roaring. Slightly baled then three followed Omani and Flimear in dose ego pony, whilst Laogliolm, who ma is his shoes, woe left pa dually in the rear. Kim/ George arid Lady Wil l waited upon Black Friar, until main the sad of the anima's, Sam Bogen let out King George half mg up, and eamessfelly •'Paine off Lady William's Mallows, sm by a length. Half • Isagth separated the aseind and third ; Flamer • bad fourth. Ti. Elowni Wean= RAILWAY PLATS of 25 nova, added to a sweepstakes of 5 son. nab, for all ages ; certain allowansts. Three-quaters of a voile. Mr. G. Payees c by The Trapper—Catallia. 3 yn WO, 7st 12lb w 1 Mr. J. Fars Ba6ors, 2 yrs (IML). 71b (Mordtal . I Mr. John Nightlasales ills Mayne, yrs C1ad 4 7 . 11 . ) The Mowing also no :—The Planter, Auk Paseassain, Bees de Clan, Mb. Edmondson, Enchanter, and Brinks. Betting : 2 to 1 apt the Catalpa colt, 4to 1 apt Ilitte Berm, sad sto 1 apt Brinks. Two failures preced i ed as amellent Mart, when Mies Edniondeon, with Hoes de Clem sod Bristles in attendance, made play slightly in frost, the Catalpa nit running steadily within hinisell next the Mlle. looking formidable all the while. A ppreachieg the diatom* the Catalpa colt, Eudora, and Fits Honer drew away, and Mr. Payan's colt having the best of the run home we by half • length. Pits Baylor woe boatels • nook fres the nosed. Persson= was fourth, air Edmondson fifth, Mid Bose de Clare and Enchanter were the last two. The Ma ser Wes bought in for 65 guineas. Tie arcane/nos Pinn of 50 son., far 2-yr-olds ; cone, Bst 10lb ; shlMe, tet 61b ; the winner to be geld for 60 son. I Half a mile. Lord Vnhurs Attica, by Newatluster—Greclan Queen, Set ab (IL loners ; I Lord Foramina's aby Wild Dayrell—llallsnl 101 h Gaiter) Cmdalallateharns Indy di Vera, Set 5b (P. Adams) 3 . . Misr 3seammil sod ers also am. Bettiag I Eta 2•• New flasisead, sod 5 to 1 amili apt the Helloes oat sad Attica. Lady di Vasa, with the colt ai the right bead. mad Hades on the lett.:±o Attica on the extreme left being ehme up. the &tame. Agnes eland, and half way ist7tlM Portsmouth's soh loioad lane. Sem • kin ever, bed the ben of the champ the way, and van sheerly by a length. Three pasta. elf • length amarated the sawed and third. New Zealand, who overreached Itimesif sad cat his leg badly, wee stopped, sad finished a bad fourth. Badors was close up will Mai favourite. The whirler was not sold. The Helloes mit we. claimed miler the Neweresist rale, bat Lord Purtimostk having unknowingly put the basso up by seettem the claimant wiebed to waive his claim. lard Parieminth, however, desiring to get rid of hi hone, who was not sold by mottos, leaves the claim open. TBS LONGIALT Sunni (Heridiem), of 10 son. sash, 514 with 50 added, for 3-yr-olds aid upwards ; whines extra. One mile and a half. (20 *obi.) Lon Fahaerston's ninon, by Newsdnater—Pelime.6 Mt lib Yord tb li s Jan I ME T. Pan's Jades, II re, 641 Parried fet Ilfts • nit a • Mr. IL Capen Warminster, 4 yrs, dra ls (Grubb! Tba f also nn :—lnd Tolurno, CatclVem.Alive, Portland, and f Wild Dwell —Naomi. Hotting : sto 4 apt Judos, 3 to 1 spat Catelt.'em•Alive, 6to 1 opt Spines' 7to 1 opt Insellan, 10 to 1 mast To- I avid 12 to 1 ;get Waterloo/am Immediately the flag fell Am-Alin, Portland, and the Naomi filly went away le front, bat upon reaching the bottom tarn Catch-Um- Alive took his two ocananims in the wroog direction, which left the lead with Tole's*, Jude" following second, Warminster third, Spawn sad Ineellan in close company, bringing up the rear. Half way up the straight Talon° was beaten and dropped iato the roar, upon which Jude: went to the front, followed by Warminster sod Spencer. Close upon the judge's box Spencer came with a tremendous rush, sod woe an exciting race by a head ; the ammo be tween theseocrod and third ; Toluroo a had fourth, lonellan was fifth. Catch-'em-Alive, who took Clement three.quar tern of • toile soros' the farm, walked in wish Portland and the Naomi filly. Tun LONcroltD CAeTLZ 872112, of 25 son. each, 10 ft, and only five if declared, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Wt 101 b ; fillies, BM 6lb. Cretan allowances. Half a mile. (20 sate.) Duke of Beaufort's nythela by liemerne—Palm. fist Sib (Jeddi 1 Mr. tapers TM Sea Boy, Beat 71b (Chanace) I Mr. Merry's cby Saunterer—rodllopo, Ltd Sib tiLCere7l 3 The followlag also ran :—Whimsical c, Mulberry, lan/riot well. Tea Queeree Purr of 100 guineas, for 3.yr.olds sad upwards. Three miles. Per J. Bewley's Asteroid, by Stockwell—reenters, 6 yrs, len SD (Wells) I Lord Ihrtanweetlis Vinegar lin. 4 7r4, 24 4 Gib (J Omar) Mr. W. Waiters Conderoatiou. 4 yr., eat 71b.. (Barrows) S Bally Idnund and Portland also no. LATEST BEITING. CHESTER CUP. 9 to 4 apt Stradella (t) Bto 1 Caller Ou (t) 10 to 1 Plover (t) 20 to 1 Backstops (off) 1000 to 30 The Knave (wasted) 40 to 1 Fits Av. , * (t) THE DERBY. 5 to 1 apt Lord Clifdes (t) 7 to 1 Maoearoni (t) BETTUW AT MANCHESTER.—FRIDAY. CHESTER CUP. sto 2 wet (Widens (off) 7to 1 Caller On (t freely) 9 to 1 Plover (t ad off) 20 to 1 Gerdeoer (off) 40 to 1 Asteroid (t) 40 to 1 Block Deer (wanted) THE DERBY. sto 1 eget lewd Clifdea (off) 6 to 1 Ilsocarooi (off) 10 to 1 Baccharotneter (off) 16 to 1 Nation's] Guard (I) 33 to 1 Boepodar (t sad off) 33 to 1 King of the Yale (off) 33 to 1 Aveoger (off) 40 to 1 Donnybrook (off) 50 to 1 Avondale (t) • 50 to 1 Fantastic (1 end cdf) SCRATCRENO or AUTOMATON FOR TIM DERBY.— This home, who has been backed so heavily for the Darby by his noble owner end friends, as well as b the public, during the last ten due, was struck out of the Derby yin. terdey (Friday) morning, at a quarter put eight o'clock, in COCIarI.MIIOII of en accident. Such an untoward *pennant:a. ao soon after Brick's misfortune, is more shin ordinary bad luck, which ergo a victory like the One Thausand aax samosly compensate his **Me owner for—flportien Gazette. The CHAMPIONSHIP 01 TAN TRAMMEL The Mn patent match lately made between Robert Chambers (of Neweastle), champion of Ragland. and Richard Augustus Willonibby Green tof Sydow', RAW.), champion of Aus tralia, is progressing favourably, and begins to excite oat siderable interest The boo of the north hen scarcely heel sufficient rest between Lie late victory sod sow to have commenced active training, but Lis " breathings " will, no doubt, soon be been! of. Meanwhile, Gross, nailer the watchful care of his mentor, Harry Kelley, is "all there," mid is losing no opportunity of rendering himself fit for the etruigle on the 16th of June. Those anxious to see Green, or his boat, or both, are often weeding their way to Putney, but the Amtralisn has learnt the art of foxing." and is still, therefore, a "dark home." The sewed deposit of 501. a side, making half the moeey down, is to be posted ont Thursday next, May 7, at Mr. Pankhuret's, the Bull 'a Head. Rare., pro. Emigration from the port of Liverpool has large), p l i e vrta 4. las it b lo:g th i 9 u . g a t 63 h t e l ni b .f i e o thi rt n i : e f . ::eg t .imon.se y t el :: h mi s TuT s h oft 4 l2m A Ai be p r il it r ant oi e sl thu nTo t ie r . fourths of the whole number went to the United OWN. (INTIM PALAcI. —BITEN-AND-8117INNT DAT. —Famav, MAT 1. Sotruisrioes 2,1119 ; Mee ler mese tiehele. 100 16 AIX