The Express. — London, England, 1853-06-06 00:00:00

;•n his colleagues after attending the Queen's ELECTION . The Council sat three hours and a halt. Court. POS if RES. BESIGNATIONs.—NIeftre. Keogh, Sad!, ir, and Mussed hare. it is now uod,ricood, re-considered their determination ou the subject of resignation, an d iatend to hold their places. Mr. Brewster is likely to obtain at once a !eat oc the Ben c h i n Ire taw, to which case Mr. Keogh will in due course j„, cog nc Atturney-General fur that country. LIVERPOOL • On Saturday the inquiry was resumed before to.: committee—Mr. R bt. Ingham (chairman), Hop. J. P. Maxwell, Mr. J. Bill, Mr. Fresblield, and Mr. Williams . John Dimsdale was the first waives' examined by Mr. Bodkin—Wa s a b utc h er and voter, and voted at the last election for Turner and Mackenzie. Saw Mr. Forbes Mackenzie at the Adelphi hotel a few days before the elec tion. He did not remember any conversation with Mr. Mackenzie, before the election, fora aitnation in the Cus toms, but he did apply for a situation after the election, in November. Ile did not see Mr. Matkeezie personally, when making the application, but wrote to him on Satur day night week. Thomas Swetenhsui (a hostile whines.), examined by Mr. Serjeaut Kioglake—H ai l been an estate agent a n d collector of rents, bat was oat of employment at the last election, and was put on as committee clerk, to make up the moven books at the Swan. Never gave any card or piece of paper to any voter denoting he was to native atom of snon_ey, or any directions as to how he was to receive raeoop. Never bent a voter to his wife, or any other pinion, with a card with • private mark, the trade letter, on it—witoess being a draper —as a token that the voter was to have • sum of money. Had nothing to do with the appointments of colour-bearers or the ribands with the small sticks. Never told Mr. Diekron he had received 450!. from Mr. Lloyd's race, or any sum of money, and that ha went there by Oleave's direction. Never received any sum of money through a hole in the wall at the Swan, and w any hole in the door except the keyhole. (Laughter.) Mary Swetenham, another negative witana, and wife of the last, said she knew her husband was being employed by Oleave at the last election, but din not knew the " grade latter." showing the pries of goods. Thomas Tudor, an original spteimen of the Liverpool " ship hand," was examined by Mr. Bodkin, sad stated he was a " freeman," and voted for Mackenzie and T He was at Oleave's house on the nossinati a day, and (Heave asked him to vote for Mackenzie and Terser, end wits.. said he would. Went to Gleave's and got " drunk " on the Saturday, and went there again and got " drunk " on the nomination day. Okays said he might tarry • colour, and be got Si. for carrying it, bat, said the witness, " that 'eras not no bribery." (Laughter.) Oleave paid him the ss. He could not, he was so drunk, say whether the colour was • Union Jack or any other colour. Was " drunk" for dire, weeks together at that time, and work, i while he was drunk. " Now (taming his back dog gedly to the counsel) I've nothing more to ear to you ; I don't west to tell • parcel of lies again." The agents for the petitioner since he had been in Linden had read the statement over to him, bat he did tot know be told them it was " all right," but it was a fact that he was "drunk again," and had been drunk every day sines he had been In London. Although he had 'dyed to the 'gelds that he had seen at the Swan lan rosettes and ribbanda in which sovereigns were eoacealed, held by hands out of a hole in the wall, and taken by voters as regularly as the hand appeared, be had now to state that it was false, and that he was drunk when he made that statement. Cross-examined by Mr. M. Smith.—Sins he had been in London the people connected with the petitioner had given him as much to drink as he wanted, and had made him " drunk again." They wou'd not let him have it is the house he was staying at, and so he got whiskey round the corner. " Yes, I got as much as aver I biked." (Laughter.) The committee adjourned to this day at 12. Oa the committee re-assembling on Saturday, Mr. Brenton, the chairman, ordered the r.som to be cleared, sad the committee remained in deliberation for two hours; and, on our readmission, it was announced that the commit tee had come to the resolution that counsel for the peti tioners are not entitled to go into acts of bribery and treating remained at the election for the city of Durham, in July, DMZ. Mr. Marshall, solicitor of Durham, was then cilia, and stated that a voter named Atkinson came up to the poll, accompanied by one Blagden ' a carrier, Greene, and others, after most of toe Marquis of Londonderry's supporters bad voted, and, to his set p lokinson voted for Fenwick. The committee was then adjourned to this day. SLIGO. On Saturday this committee met again, when Mr. Divett, the chairman, stated that, !midair fully considered the question, and taken the best advice apes it, the com mittee were prepared to hear say objection raised by cosh ed for the petitioners ageism the sitting member, proceed ing with the recriminatory ass. Mr. Slade, Q.C., said that, to save trouble, he would state that comsat' for the petitioaen would sot proceed With the ncrimivatory caw, as the mate grounds woad exist to unseat Mr. Somers, should he stand and be relented for Sligo, and that they could not better their use. The committee then broke up. THE I)UKE (iF GENOA. After the return of the Duke of Genoa from o olsiich oa Saturday, his royal highness wu entertained by Vvrount and Viscountess Palmerston at dinner, at their s a a mwn in Carlton hardens. The following distinguished co mpany bad the honour of 'nesting his royal highness: his Excellency the French Ambassador sad the Countess Widens his Excellency the Ssrdinian Minister, the Tholes. of Sutherland, the Duchess of Argyll, the Mar quis of Aegksey, the 31archioness of Aylesbury, the Earl unsling, the Earl sod Countess of Clarendon, the Count's' Cowper, the Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury, Viscount mid Viscountess Sydney. and Lady Cowley. The Muquis Cavay de St. Marcos, the Marquis Rundle, the couut Avestabre C'nlobiann, and Colonel Wylde, were in 'Stadiums oa the Delhi of Gemini. Ilia royal highness, oa ta kiag leave of Lord and Lady Palmerston, went to the Royal Italia* Opera, and afterwards honoured the Countess of Jersey's raceptios with his presence. PROPOSAL FOR TILE ERECTION OF THE !mina: OF ItICILUID MDR DE LION. Oa Saturday, a numerous and iattuectial public aseetin/ was held at Willii's &reins, King street, Si. j i am'i, for the purpose of promoting the ea•cutioa, in brats!, of Boos Mereebetta's srell-knowit colossal statue of Richard COM de Lion, and its erection in some con apicuous site in the metropolis, as a memorial of the Great lialibition of Mil. Tao room was crowded with ',stig mata iatsrested in the proutotios el art, or its diatiagaished paws., and among thwe present we observed the Marquis of Lsaulowne, the Marquis of Clanricarde, the Earl of Es howe, Earl Granville, the Earl of Chichester, Lord Mont eagle, Lord °wanton*, Lord Netherton, Viscount Canning, Lord Sydney, Sir Charles Wood, M.P., Henry Labouchere, . M.P., Su Besjsasin Hall, M.P., Nr. Baron Parke, W. Sterling, M.l'., Auguste, Staffer& M P., E. Ellie., M.P., Su John Pishiagton, M.P., Austen Lured, M.P., Sir W. ROO, R.A., Thos. B. MaeaaLiy, M.P., Mr. Baring Wall, M.P., Richard Ford, the Dean of St. Peal's, Rear Admiral Si, Augustus Clifford, Moray J. Hope, M.P., Sir Rode n& Murchison, Admiral Meynell, Confine, ILA., Richard Doyle, SW*, General C. R. Fox, Lieut.-Colonial Boyle, M.P., Henry Reeve, Phillips, ILA., the High Babe of Westiainater, F. Elliott, Culnaghi, A. PApjajd. &c. *c. There were a number of ladies also protest. Shortly after twelve o'clock, • The Menillie of LANSDOWN IC. who presided, eeid—Ae you have dom me the honour of desiring that I shoold tali the chair oa this oceasios, although the objects of the meet iag are sullatiently set forth is the requisition, which has bees printed and simulated, and is in the bands of nearly all the gentlemen menu, and which seta them objects forth pretty folly, severthalses it may be expiated, as I take the chair, that I should my a few words with regard to what I consider to be the objects of the meeting. For myself I may say that at the time of the Great Exhibition I sever approached it without belay struck with the high order of merit of the equestrian statue to which this meeting relates. (Cheer..) I never west there without stopping to admire it, and when that Exhibition and all its component parts was gone there still lingered about the place • lively, • pleasing, and • striking recollection of that moot mighificent work at art. (Hear, hear) That was my impression, but that signifies little • but I rtainly did gad, on sobnquent iatercouise with Meiety, and in communication with indi viduals of all degrees, more especially those who might be considered more competent Judea than myself, that there existed • singular, I might almost say • complete unanimity of opinion as to the merits of that statue. (Chien.) Nevertheless, I really do believe that them transient sparks of admiration would bare boon evanescent, and would have subsided, as all such things so, had it not been fur the industry and acti vity of my noble frierd near me (Lord limberton), assisted as De was by many gentlemen who ere now present, end through whom aid, if I may use the expression, these sparks lave been fanned into du d.me that has broken out hero this day. (Hear.) I therefore teal confident that it will Ili your earnest desire to proceed to carry that object into effect. (Cheers.) lam happy to be enabled to say that the mot dionguisked persons in the country, although unable to be here present, are not lees c. edially disposed to forward that which I have no doubt will become • national object and • national undertaking. Pint and foreman ameng them I am willed to place the name of her Majesty the Ques,whohm been singularly alive to this subject, end the moment it wee mentioned to her she signified her readiness to give her royal concurrence and support to such steps es might be deemed expedient to give affect to the objects of this sneetieg, and peilups you will allow me to *aprons, in the words written by her M.ijesty's owa immediate com mand, the approbation she has condescended to give to this usdettsking. I hold in my hand the letter written by Caked Phipps, by her Majesty's command, to my Irish's Mod, ism ich he M y My dear lad , to I have received the eencossio of of her rat, the Queen inform Yon that is the intention b er atesty the Queen to groat • dons ' ties of 9801 lewds the eahninipolon to be in sad for the of tbe Mateo of Binhard Cour de Lion, by the C e o i rMnelhattl. MU* Higbaose the Prince Albeit her likewise mesmasided me to indorse yes of his intention to sabot-ribs • rem of lOW. to the woe object." ((hest applause.) I think it right also to Mate that his Herd Highness the Duke of Cambridge was invited to &need the moieties, aad bad he besot enabled to do so, I ham ao doubt he weald more otoot9)1, hat. thloaPiod the situation which, in hie abeeace, yen base pined sae in to day. May Ibe panidated to mks tbe ilkeety • resift his note as • 'woof of hie seal in the mom. • Oeissei IMlaoleneld ' ms--" I am desired he his INFO Wows Os Disko et • th at eines 10,M911,1*81011•7 11** Mr* that it win est he bale/new tut ' Übe en MINI ti MO leg ea the 4111 Won so he bed ahrenately Ind Mat day for his wren leepeetlea of Use marines at ChatileML , the lop to my bow eisserely be migrate linftl l 2llfted a t is tran this regoest.!' (Man.) Decked bun* sown as this I sent nut of thong with thh eedurteldei will sow proceed. I feel, said yen all lam that we been of being a highly civilised, owl you ell ell askeensibps that we en a wealthy ennerety ; eed let see ask yes what been proof of elveleatios sa d weed let be grvet z bew ma they be better Meted, with • :vibogletmedisona he addhiesil is the erne/the world thsa by w Slain mil a as lift. es Nona .• pnpotelnaniller es benne efen sinre peepseni— se a neeenem the seees of the es try. (Clor o VI:, • Wie In all Mber ses, nay be to delay, tale Ades preened bIM lonia heed of nen, me sisy bi dse.sd le se tbst damn= in that and thus wealth sed • ret t r i f Ill seipt dmu rtht ten of the own ; but let in nodes. On seem enter the raleg band at time, these cenneities wise ben reltlne4 the nth net is Greece owd Haw le pbidlflg to thee heed seenier, ban seven thus left holed this whin - bees neared the lespeet, the awl the rensnisense of sale. agent lOrtat apnesee.) 1 tnee int ear chino. the wean will an be sinned te pan sorap—if pain ▪ Iftey einald—oritheat Waft wash nesiumn nod, is ay beeibis opinion we see de anng bear s m as ex. anon is the Inure, thee ft asset sed newsman this day thie adds Metes whisk. Ism penesielb wn an .sly give : pubis 41111.1 and isetreedes le moles of ewe to the , 11nn ppose4.1a beam the angle el any dins is &tare M =ri m. • od the• Merl of ftftetes, Caplan abe* • lir Mintei of LeeieWies. air J, W 11 : 1 1 lir. Lehmann. eddreend the • red a seeteillse appented le carry ree di t Olsen TM allseVe d e the sena The of Issriows*, Abe of Welliogews, Earl °t i = the Hari of DnikA t he of the Had of Ma. • sere. Vonore Oieebin Ilwi Asbb.issa. Vinson Ohs& ▪ M P., Mon IPliederlelt fts& Edward Lan M.P., Sir John Pansies, M.P., M. Mseelase Milan K.P., Juerph Hone, M.P., C. Baring Wall, M.P., Radios COT* M.P., A T. H. Layne, M.P. Henry Hope, end Msgerp.aeesl C. A. Fox, Lard Hashanah and Mr. The needy/ loss after broke up, nasy wildness awl enemies 'leanly their eases se bap sabseriptine bedew they left the nen. A 1.1112 Towx.—lt is paersay tbsolikt fist os the kneel opeedes of the sew_ _ peessissit sesesepeed at Kflhols. Dovespeet, dna MOM= Tom eel Mee sd " Albin Taws, is rtes ef w awriM, sad of the visit of her Nappy sad Mr Albert. Mem Tows, as well Devespart, is Is tea pt i& of Disks Damen' I ; it ow assot RINI yeese dens if emir • few boner, kaolin by nem ew eac is asseuesee of the ferry screw the Tel N uns res ; ito e, peptisties q mast sow include sees 7.000 or seeds Whim quits a distinct tows, WAX Doweepeet ► by th e astreschinest sae wui. It is : ar mo r the UPI ales. seas] will be takes lets the belie at desks at w mew yard, which are • plead he Ike asestey tar =teat, sod stream!, sad bearipef isseesimersim tip peseest swath, and it is eeid *NI td. Reim sad Mabee. btu rose, eastward to anent the Nepal Teat wLL *s loyal party for tbe epesies et tbe dub. Ibex ow PIIOIIIPINUTT.—At the Piro, Not thighemos taw dye tie, an application wee male to the Iles& by a ass who stated that a short tine spa be was .saved skit • swiss of ejectment boa the bane Is with& he resided. The tens of the notice wu sow aspired, and he wee obliged to rune% bet be knew sot whither, there not bass s Slade Imes be Poems easesspied. The Err Pawls, esl4 lbw Neil maim me m erimmes eeilee she ehmessineses Ile em s n e t the a Ibe evert evlielity mesh pisplemi BURY ST. EDMUND'S. On the committee resuming on Saturday, Mr. Walpole in the chair, Mr. Hawkins, for the petitioner, etat•d that alMe theme ' nettees declaim) of yesterday, deelaring the nea-erafer qi Clarke, and which had tines them very mush by earyrise, they thought it would be Inclose to go into eiherevidemse prove the money of other individuals, sad se they peripmed to take the opinion of the committee as it then presented itself, he proceeded to sum up on the part of the petitioners. Mr. O'Malley, Q.C. was then heard on behalf of the A dmit member, Mr. Oakes. The Chains.. then said the committee were of °piston that moms evideace should be adduced as to the cam of Taylor. Spathe, the legal agent of Mr. Oakes. was accordingly called, and deposed that he 'mew Taylor, who kept the Toll lan at Bury, and that be saw him is Oakes'e presence before the election, and heard him my that he had not bees treated well ow a former occasion, and that there was a bill due to him. Mr. Oakes said I hays nothing to do with it, and it was not true Mr. Oakes said that Taylor should have the money for his bill three days after the election, nor that ha 'woad see the bill paid if he would vote for him. The committee then adjourned to this day. On Saturdayin; cominiitio;re-enee nthled at the anal hoar, when J. Remote Edwards was examined by Mr. James. Mr. Whalley canvassed him, but he did not promise either side. Oa the polling day Mr. Whalley sum to his home and took him to the path a Ay. Whoa be heard Mr. Whalley's voles he the hones be maid, "Go end tell Ilia be is betraying ex his Mast," bat there wee Igtigthat bad occurred to justify that preasies. Mr. y was about tea minutes urging him for hie vote. ' &We withal left the homelike wife showed him IL in the Weems, sad she said, "Jobe, you most vote for Mr. Whalley." Witness said he would net, ,mid hi. wit. per *Mg la stel he Meet. • IlesMa - mu* wife, ed the last witness, corroborated eistemeet The paella= who gam leer the Al. mid, "Memo path, - Mr. idmorda to great amble sad Lamm maims., eel I met =Mollies a Prorodt" After flimarraer mama from James Dredge and home JlL2serra.ieiiAis Mood Ma_ cam_raa As part of the petitions, sod that Mr. Jun mould sass op as Moodily. ----- Oa Warr* the first vibes ezamined before thuswessiliee woe Mr. D. J. Wilms, who plaided guilty Se the ream*/ et the *este melded, "To the ass ea wined of Chun," but denied thee he had welds, to de with tM evAheeship dim eaytM& " Horrible libudest." Thole* phew& was dietribated ualukows so both ewe& dee Illr. J. Mahan, polling booth agent dm 8U J . Fitzgerald, at Klimek isg to Mr. Brew, Colossi VsuAMM's *Me the mob, who were very riotous, and NM agist Mae $ direction. They were armed with Mae. sod ginemisß Fitzgerald and I:Misa's voters frees pin 16 the pail. One Hodges dealt eat whiskey to them be Mr ns • luso min. . J. M'Cullsgh, admainery magistrate of Mynah, was mosedued, sad Muni MN die 11166 smpourtiag Colonel /res ale/sr was so greed OM Molest Mott he bed the greenlet IhoMezr la getting the esters of' O'Brien and Fitzgerald to Bev. M. Hammy, Beam Catawba must*, of %ilk's, gees Mails: evidence. J. Coleys, ester for O'Brien, deposed to having is. *lived violent Mein on the heed sad fees hem the smli. Bir John Fitsgereld was then mantined by Sir. At/Osseo. He stated MO le did not do say act to inflames the voters by Intimidates ; as the contrary, he did all he could to puma it Osuramised by Mr. James, Q.C.—flaw the *Mae, mid 'mew Faber Black*, bat he did not want any ems to mopert Mat, es hie family interest is the county wee as greet as my ens's, and for that reason he linked himself, with no Item The semesittee arranged that if be bad say votes to imam O'Brien should have then ; and on the ensued day till was dour , mul O'Brien was plead la a majority of Awe. Its sommittes then adjourned to this day. ROYAL COLLSOZ or 81110ZONs.—The following en laying sny's' the assomary exannatins semen on the diploma, wen admitted essalters 0 the College at the Ilintlag of the Cast of lambent oa the 3rd iestant. Haan. Edwia Sarfasilith isseitsirpl.es. Hyde-park; Roar( Biaeabi, Laden Henry Joseph Kelly, Prowl base, Hasepeteed si d z le iahelte Hardosstio Newcastle-en yoe • George : nellanh i Bawarti Ledge Dam, Ifille;t1-haven ; Sam Weedekiailfry, Worcestershire ; Alfred Godley Crewe, Doredall, Dabyskire ; sad William Powell, Deday. Werwetenkize. CIZDULITY.—A letter from of the 28th, in the Nap Ari al, a Omit* says :—" ne e lest *deg ef the Hand Caus preddest sommwaselail a base hem a eheemaker a t he he of Awns. whe slaw thee lie hod head that sa laglidt basingbeen essidemed to death at Bora, hid swan *rib WWI, of Ikea to maks a loner, 1111 a% of which II sleek' Oa 108,000 f. each, sailers filadethsta lia ;Jo No bobber Webb Wen let &Mg . be *Wised to Wu' Ow Pin el tbe eille_ _______Wilk mg hay. his WO. eat off, on receipt of a sus ar WIPP= ; and that ha (.he writer of the letter), being a taw Ewa. W" willing IF. 'take part in the Many, and to we In ace of the Bagli Asia, isld thanes declare spina his. lin matt bet!cl . es the roma mesdened In As Meese Imo von *albs beieseekee a E TAITT a R il asille b. deag: le wake/ it thee opal, la the Mead • TIIE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING JUNE 6, 1853 MURDER OF A CONSTABLE NEAR .TOSS• Great excitement has been occasioned at the small 'Mop of F.py, near Rosa, by the death of the pariah con , stsble, a roan pined George Davis, who was set upon by ma labouring men dm: !!;tled. The circumstance, attending this shoCking affair, as they h a " developed on the inquest, he::1 before H. Underwood, Esq., on: us the e'er*" tiers for Herefordshire, are as follows: It is the custom in Herefordshire, and the adjacent Csan ties, to establish vill ige " benefit clubs," es they are celled, and the members of these clubs celebrate their annivenarits at this season of the year, by attending church together in a body, and afterwards dining together at an inn. This is called the " feast," but unfornmetely it is rarely a " least of reason," and the day is generally wound up with drunkenness. A club of this kind is established at Foy, and on the occasion of tee " feast," the party bream. rather noisy as midnight approached, and the landlord ,of the ion being desirous of closing the house, ordered the men to leave. This they refused to do, on which the landlord called upon the constable (Davis) to clear the house. Davis, with sail:t ame, turned the men out of doors, bat not without cos siderable resistance, and no sootier had they been ejected, than they commenced a furious attack upon the house with sticks and stones, smashing the windows end shutters of the lower rooms. The constable then made a sally from the house ' with two of his ►rothers, and a frightful battle took place, ' Davis using his coastable's staff pretty freely. At length, however, he was overpowered by numbers, and knocked dvwa ; while ea the ground he was also locked and hooka by sticks and stones, and his skull was (restored, NI that be died in a few hours from the injuries which he had received. Upon the removal of the unfortunate constable to the Anchor and Can. lon, he was attended by sMr. Rootes, surgeon, of Ross, but he was beyond human aid. The jury having heard the evidence of several witnesses who sew the affray, aad the state meat of Mr. Rootes, returned a verdict of Wilful mur der" agaiast sin of this party who had set upon the oeceased, and who are agricultural labourers living in the district. The primness will be tried pt the forthcoming Merefordshire maim. LOSS OF ME NEPTUNE STEAM-SHIP. On Saturday were received at Lloyd's the details of the loss of the Neptune, Linea and St. Penning steam-ship , and the marlbaus Imp of her and a large amount of bullion withal 40 bad ord _fiturd Puni e li C was the property of the St. Petersburg Elient siagissema Company, of about 700 ions burden, worked bya mew; end, when she met with the disaster, she was paned,. her first homeward voyage, after a thorough Nat with new boilers, ke. She was to have sailed from the Thames on the let of the month, est a mimed trip to St. Petersburg. She did not make her apple:sage, mid oat that very day • telegraphic message was resolved by her agents from Hull, announcing that she had been wrecked on the shoals known as the Niekmates Grounds, in the Gulf of Finland. By the arrival of the Emperor fruit the northern capital confirmatory intelligence of the loss was received. The Inter ship was making her way through the gulf on IFsiday fuming, when a large steamer was observed ashore, some diseases of. As the Emperor proceeded, a boat was noticed to be making for her, and on her comieg up, she was found to be that belonging to the Neptune, and contained Mr. Brownie's, the master, and some of the pas sengers and Grew. The mishap w hich had befallen the Neptune was reported, and the peninsula% of twenty-two passengers which she had on board, sad specie to the silent of 60,000 imperials. This, however , was effected under very trying circumstances, as the sea,which was very tem. pennons, made over the ntuit, the poor creatures 'amn ia, every moment to be washed off. The Emperor was solicited to atm:it off during the night, so as to take the =lCoff the Neptune, and what could be recovered of was complied with, and the Emperor brought to. After imetinuing so, however, many hours, and the night becoming most boisterous, sulfurs being entertained for the safety of the Empower should she remain cff the Ariel, It was deemed Meltable to nut out to ma and to pursue the voyage to Ragland, which she did. • There is httls doubt that all on board the Neptune were saved ; but it is also as certain that the ship became a la's, her bottom being driven in sad her hull fast fling with water. She was loured for • large amount. The neat arrival from St. Petersburg is expected to bring the passengers and crew from the wreck. CAPTURE OF A BURGLAR AND EXTRA ORDINARY DISCLOSURES. For some considerable tithe the neighbourhood of Greenwich, Deptford, and Lewisham has been subjeeted to the depredetimis of a burglar, and last week we noticed a burglary which had twos eomisitted at the Imam of Mr. B. Kitchell, tailor, of Loadoactreet. In eossequenin of this daring alt the eanstable who was on the beat was suspended, and sines this time the utmost exertions have bees used to detect the perpetrator of these offences. Oa Tuesday morning, shortly after six o'clock, we are glad to eay„ this was effected by that indefatigable °Meer, Poliarsonstalde Whits, of the detective force, on the New Crowned, in the person of a young man named George Baiter, aged twenty-lour years. It 'woman that White observed the prisoner amnia, front the dinctica of Lewisham, and enspeetiag from the appesr.. thee Obis that being too large that an was not right, he Mopped him, and on proposing to search him HUM stews said it was not , ache (White) " hat; copped kiln to rights." White then elt his dress, end at ones Seek him into custody. On reaching the station the Oases was 'earthed, when a quatity of *US, some eilearepome, sad a sener-driver (with which the burglaries appose be have bees tiommitted, and which turned out to be thopeossode ifs bertstmy which a Seer hours previously he hal thieuelited at the heath of Mr. Bradley, tobacconist, found arta hi Woolwich) werhim, and on betel = .11 : 111111 1.111111 C. Becker, Esq., he wee remanded till Woinsalletp, the kb hat lIIKth theme facts so clear against Ida, there is sot the pessihility at a chasm of a jury met sonvietiog him; and tbeesane We lei re hesitation is publishing what might oeherehe be Aesused to prejadise the awe. After his re. mood b• ethisssi nit laving Melee late the shop of Mn Iliwka" sad mated that be Md se by lamas of the gate. wag t Mr. lfietehtex i a Royal Hill. That as eatieleidri be hued a lying there, but that be aid die mind very friends, end after laying she me a emit, mtheinsd very quiet He then pro. peeler himself of the dessert silver spoons, and else a owing kalif, after whisk he went up stairs, but took asiblog - away. Navies wain Mitered the shop, be divested biaself of his oU 4shsir and put on other behrillag to Mr. Idisbell, I lievies set tlen4 L ar :se in Tlezile t ive the beset by Se imp whoa heard die of whet appalled lb be a' pelibithel; ' who tried the three eased does, end the ea hit beat. Easing stayed rithat three Wealth, he waled the plea. On bay mid by Mr. Mitchell that he lama' to have used the coring knife on any Ls% n ad& have ithseheed with hid, the V e thee so tusk ibeeght ever seined hie but {hot 'stasis& le bays takes it sway Idds Ma. them said Mat be disposed of the_ jpelpirty Dekww In Pettiseat•leg sad Slat both Mr. - Wuhan and Maratha, 'ea 'Meer of the Atheetive be were will*. = yawls et Ida MI Ile • dem, thez io, having pre. us diterese windier Mid lad the =arty. Oa bele, =I is Diem the wens who Ithe edate, dm verned. to do sot diet he should mew it be t e e de u se that he would maw maw -Sea do anytkiag of the will Ia Whims to lie, be tree Mid that he teak geed fen ft lath away She boa of an epees be trete Mr. Inbar, pow, at Oboub4trest, Anew wbase lease was alas hatgllriallif slimed • 1 610 den dose), mina the primer said, •Ak I it errs at NM that I amid have the two.shillins Nees admithiea, oeigiel with the het Ilia a uewebilliag Mese ' Na easeeehed the hook leavue bi s uy aleall eleebi but that the primer seasasitted this ales.-..KratuA Mercury. TES Itzarn STOANS.—Ws never tecolleel ou may storms pixies owe this Nasty at so early a period at the steles es his Ines the ate dash, the len hw days. Yesterday es'emight a nibs alma hetet ever the Wald, by which the oestaley mad MAW Hayward's Heath, ba.—inieed the while Mae of railroad the other side of Cleytorbgl. a WIN* !boded by hail sod vela, aad the tinnier end fishtails, were most unlit.. At Assay as In kiss hen a esatespenry, the elands Iniestrask the rest sad Wheel of • boass eel did enesiderable draw to the Vise, tn. Peetnentely the hunts of the helm, a woman end three Whew& wish • sea who had takes shelter is it, esseged MO the Mho; but the haeuesioa shook down the gap sat gigue Son a shelf, sad saes et the shildrea wee se midi anus that it was some time be ten he neevered the um el his lints. On Beaky the maims port at the oesmity was visited with sevesel stomas er header and Mainline sad violets rais, which hen up hem do .oath-west sad dies. charged thinteelves mug the nap of South down Ms alas the shot. Wine hoped with one bat Amadei sad the adjeust our try wus set se helmets. Oa Ileedey, Irk, about two Valk • sadden Mtn blest over tin west M e el the heriV. wag apith e dir an hew, with halms sad Ina lightning wes Teri vivid, mad the thunder Ina ever the w. like die. hinges et easketry. Tehlerg ham %d .Mites amn: tw ee irStrl e itente w it l e l asarender end bat lhe Wag et the root destroyed. Dean velhinen air !hie tweed helot the but so IOW& mialleille bake is the way, so Was Sae. Thin mere ohm sea is the hiding at tine, who nogg unhurt. • The ennitry tree sash is waste( Isis, end eh* asp lash sash better far it ; but vegetates Is wry basinsied. mad ell show fruits will be lase, it set seeret.-110/0116, Irma Dtsiatycnvz Fan i a Davoimma—Os Thum day last • valadde hars, called PIN Peen. el ibilwles, Devonshire, wes desheyed by ire. Thelmensepreed with the utmost rapidity, sad Mbn ides wises genii min the brat was anent task dearzerd. A desiesitive Ire abo charred el lehweeity last Teenday, whisk • hal -1 tio , :se, yard, sad endlidillisp with valuable Odds el tiliert iselaiging M» won "mum& IRELrIN D. DURIAIt. :INN 4. The resignation of Nieman. S.dieir, 5t..... hr and Monsell has, as might be exp ec t e d, caused mutit conversation here, and is almost the only topic of discussion since the first intimation on the subiect was received through the electric telegraph yester-- day. Vatrioos are the ways is which the course adopted by those :entlemen is appreciated. Some give Mr. Keogh, in particular, credit for an act of courage in relinquishing his place with one almost upon the bench ; but it must be confessed that the public voice is far from being unanimous in favour of him and his colleagues. The Telegraph, the organ of that section o f th e I r i s h mem b ers who are now stated to have seceded from the ranks of the govern ment, appeals to the country for reconciliation and union, and begs with rather an imploring voice that byegooes may be hyegones, and that all past dissen sions may bO forgotten. The Freeman seems more than half inclined to meet the returning brigadiers in that forgiving spirit, but says that pretty nearly all the mischief which they could effect has been already done. An attempt will be made to get up meetings in some of the parishes of Dublin to protest against l-gislation on nunneries, and I perceive that one has been announced to be held for the same purpose in Clonmel. Si: other deaths have resulted from the boiler ex plosion on board the Times, Dublin and Liverpool steamer, making eight deaths in all up to this morn ing. and a number of those who still survive are considered to be in a very precarious situation. All the bodies that have been recognised appear to be hose of Irish emigrants, on their way to America. An inquest was held on two of them . yesterday, and the following verdict was returned—viz.: "We find that William Thomas Taylor and Margaret Mulhane, on theevening of the 2nd instant, when on board the Times screw steamer in the Liffey, near the Pigeon house, were scalded to death by the bursting of the boiler, caused by an imperceptible flaw down the lap of the iron in the top of the boiler." The price of admission to the Great Exhibition will be reduced on Monday to one shilling, with the exception of Wednesdays and Saturdays, when it will be two-and-sixpence, as at present. The at tractiveness of the Exhibition daily increases, and there are now but two or three departments in which the arrangements are net finally. completed. The number of visitors yesterday was 4,122. The Court of Queen's Bench yesterday gave judg ment in the case of the " Queen at the prosecution of the Rev. C. J. M'Carthy v. the Poor Law Commis sioners," in which the prosecutor, protestant curate of St. Miehan's parish, applied for a mandamus to compel the poor law commissioners to appoint him chaplain of the North Union workhouse instead of the Rev. Mr. Shaw, nominated to the office in room of the Rev. Mr. Stanford, who had been removed from it by the commissioners. The court decided in favour of the poor law commissioners. THE SUBMARINE TEL We have much satisfaction in stating that the line of wires for magneto-electric nmemnainstien Mang the County Down Railway was comp it yesterday, and that, so regards the intervening epees to Thmegbadee, the work of opening the trench is peoeseding with expedition. The cable since its submersion hes answered its ends perfectly, and daily messages ave transmitted by its means to either side of the Channel. The following message we. transmitted yesterday (Friday) from Portpatrick to Mr. Ward, the local manager in Belfast : "I am staying at Portpatrick • few days. The cable is all right—working perfectly well—everything in good order. " T. Mosatay." . . . _ _ . We have already stated that the depth of the part of the channel in which the submersion was effected. is not less than 150 fathoms, and that the gross weight of the twenty-fn tulles length of cable is not leas than 180 tons. It is, also, deserving of remark, that the point at which the landing is effected on the dcottish coast is within a few hundred yards of the rock upon which the ill-feted Orion struck a few years back, when upwards of a kindred lives were lost in a calm sea. The following reply es the message communicated to the Lord Lieutenant wee remdved at the offices of the company, North John-street, Liverpool, on Tuesday, addressed to the enginar : " Viceregal•lodge.Dublin, - May 24,1853. am directed by the Lord Lieutenant u mean yea, that hie Excellency has received,with mendi doe the intelligence of the completion of the emeamunication between Groat Britain end Ireland, ls) , means of a submarine cable from Purtpatrick to Donegba dee.—l am, sir, your obedient servant, (Signed) " HINILY F. PONSONBT." The netieurary alterations are being made in the Company% dire, in Bridge-street, for the erection of the working • perattis, and, in a short time hence, we hope to hay* the pkineare of announcing that the telegraph is in full opera-' Si... On the Continent telegraphic wins are extending im asonuas direetioas. Submarine cables have meetly hens MN ems la dos Greet and Laub, Belts, pep* Clepseksipse tete ssememisation with the moat mpertest Omsk dis binds Nei on the mainland; and his lls latythe=mod Deeamait, by wham express direslisee the pundit bee Men earri , il eat, and who tikes' dm/ wormiest Isdoesithillssessew, has given orders for anomie& fug the sits 4 Ike aphis Is the manners of all notices, se as that preanithes way ha taken by then to prevent its re. (wive, any injury ties maws. The project of a tele graph to India kends, been talked of as a perfectly feasible undertsklnf ia n i r use not unlikely to be entered upon.— Norther TRESPASS BY A DOCK COMPANY. On Saturday an information wu laid before the bench ol magberates, at Ilford, spinet the Victoria, Dock Conipaiy for laving forcibly entered upon and taken pas widen of the l e r PC*. W. Eve, • farmer aod wake' primer, _ _lli Winedm, Esser. An application was witalitt_ Ila billNig ii i e si rdeeti postpone the ease "mil MUM inilllVll be obtained front the clerk wbe bed imaged . businese, bat the magistrates decided upon prees at owe. It was then Mated by Ur. Rawlings, on behalf of the ruimuk 0,4 4 1 ... ..1 the Vittoria Deek CorlifellY west baba : Joey, in order to ascertain how ad they►tto Peg . Eve for 61 acres of land whieb they gor_ thrp•opeass of their docks. The jury JO. Eve ' sad sad the eompany gave notice of *Mr Lamaism to dispute the miedist No steps were taken eves tam. read „..... F.: lnay then premed to Who the illdr i tZ tbil cif the eampeay fielibly Melt poommios of 'EI nom* the md** era had sines bunt at weak en the 1:1 4 , 61 and asimpseensted Yr. Bre from following his farming These presredbcpirere takes i4 l f the Lade Ant. which feedlot that is all teem whirs lead almodd be tikes by • eimaysaiy, 'me* for the rupees of =si a .s g esoop lur le t ild a lre tai et Pre t reid. " 7l. " rtlyt e lt irises( tbie . dome wed 104., in Widen is demagog ; and L case of esstboaing fa posesedea ohm a oin, the company was Eable to • penalty of 21le m•day. lb. Sumba. kr tLe debase, alt~ that there had been an entry sit Mr. Eve's lead, and dm oily voodoo wee who were the parties ? He Om at present guise fesersat of the fasts of the ease, and feared he might meogromise the •got if he entered into a &tease within*" fill baw d/ afroiumetenees. He wenbil.lbenolemo, cergeshis tbe ranted. From what bed been Mae. far the , he acknowledged that it woe a very strange us ill e C li stl=otd s aping say must proceed , 4171z issm an s d s II . ar lCtrige and az:rho-We the eves retired, and on their return into court a convistioot for 101. against the company was agreed to, with 501. for denim and the 18,0001. to be paid within a week, Mr. Bee waiving his right to me for the penalties of 251. a day. NEWSPAPER AMPS ms Bat •••.001•116111114, essidemit noun width awed@ Ohs son: pities Wiese et Ps arra ends. Swung less sge • nibs ivied lies toosiled end the webers el it iln s insil be Weight to Ilsht, end inn hurt to dead thee : Weak 710 ; ninippes, MN. But this nwwwepse corner:Were sown So Winn@ seedy. • few swift ego u vend east the Ousels@ met with as smiler en 11e way to :ad its end bap wow sins hook r Megrod Sc he dm worded by :maw ship. Their seatosts ennislnt MAN sowspapses. There were no littlus. lush was the simple aneamemt without 0111111111111 t. Who an ley bow maey of thus were mere newspaper letton tray- Wilma eddy Ow the intelligoose convoyed in the Owed= in the sew T And this Williams is often veiled iegsniously r webeses fasts that pertain to , businsis, as well as .Lodes. In sem own, parser A have ma's est in p . m . Me Si.. ow buying , for Wotan it , the simple name Willem," the other the w' "•11 issiL" Thai Moder Ile -eopetedded in wax t o the ssemersigt dimities en diewever. PredWu of loom • lid ether hos sr, fropeady is away men z o o,. Apeldoor• n travolling ia Pisan a lbw maths am o~l@m Ms beaker in Zuggiand iseillanes. • t o t a l te. , I d Misr to says en a sprig lerse. ore was re desstodl to wading an ill new lept with en • added so the lest et the looker% • um. Tea, =him would be with* Bilhatsr ; the Ise' motthoi d., Wilag the feet Mu Mr. Baas. In Fr ia r A, :al received Nl* the 201. FAT which he had IMOD& .f tttu wider the Onset hi", n o m o f p os t a ge' ft' lettart ; t i o r ci t. O gi ee swain , m balk of the mail Da"? ev Aveyod anon the set " ay crowding into its bop and bey loos of old news. iPi r .whi l t n no d y eep b ro ol h prased ed for i n a o th n e ithl direed, Y Pw opozithebseot cover. .con p r o si e not this fan pl.skfor the esti:blither o g ea N ow p ens , I Postage t—dettath ligroin% ISTAV.AL. PorIIYOUTH, JUNE 5. The Edinburgh, 58, ; strew seam guar)-ship, Capain Hewlett, a 1 at Spit head yestaday afternoon from Plymouth. She saluted the ContensnJcrin-Chiefs Bog, which the Victory re turned. Captain Chads, of the Bseel:ent, is to take the Edinburgh out f 4. a cruise for gunnery pray ire.—The . Duke of Wellington, 131, screw steam-ship, Captain H. B. Martin, is to go out of harbour to Spithead on Tuesday neat. The Asia, 84, was taken out of the sea basin yeller. g a y , .04 up the harbour to off Hardway.—The Siinoom. screw ites.n troop-ship, Captain H. Smith, will haul out of deck to-morrow, and the Victoria and Albert, royal hacht, Captain Crispin, on Tuesday ne t t.—Shi re a , S p i t . ead: Blenheim, 00, screw steam guatd•ship; Edinburgh, 68, wen steam guardehip ; and Sidon, 22, paddle-wheel shessa-frigate. DEVONPORT, JUNE s.—Admiral Sir J. A. OM.. !Denney has returned from leave of absence and resumed tbe duties of commander-in-chief. Captain John /iiogoone has taken the command of the St. George guard ship, vice Capt. Ni u. There are no ships at present in the Sound, but the St. Jean D'Acre and the Sybille bare been com missioned, and are picking up their respective comple ments. MILITARY. There is to be a grand sham fight on Roborough Down this morning (Monday) coder the command of Major-General bir H. G. Smith. Some thousands of per. sous troin Plymouth, Divonport, S.onebousa, and Taffli stock are expected to be present. The troops engaged ot. this occasion are those stationed in the P:yinouth garrison. (PROM FRIDAY'S GAZZITIL) THE MILITIA. ti=emmitions base been signed gent., to be adjutant in the 3th, or Royal Eithorne Rogimma eilladdleent Militia. Atpew liehrod West. gad., to be erst Hen•enant in the Bid, or =Ms & Mama of laddlero 1111111da. Jaevelis paw, to be Inn lientersint in ditto. Those Aram Brandt, gent. to be surgeon to the 3rd Regiment of the Dsbe of Lansester's Own Mititia. lama Cbmbers Ferguson, A.M.M R., to be surgeon in the Artil lalehterelit Gems ied ."1 I, ge ir e ' t ii ., to be segued lieutenant in ditto. Laramie* Maim fames Tarim. to be captain, vire Twine, de. ansia, m thaermaes Own Worcestersbire Megiment of Yeomanry oa a l =le DOW Les Smith, gent., to be lieutenant, vim Taylor, prearat, Is ANC de[Thea Mad MBA talble midltabed 4 that which appeared in the Gazett e s • &herb Maas, psi. Iv he mots. Mr a Bathurst, Promoted, to the BhuBSI-Karoirr LNII Istaistry Regiment of Militia. Cam FreSsetat mas h Vapor e, Bob to be lieutenant In the bridgesh Items Anse Hervey Bathurst, Pp., to be captain in the RoyalWPA *Ma. . . . - Mk sad* Is satolltntot for that tetikh appeared In the Gantt* eta= el tai .4ne l eta gent.. to be Ann transmit, In the Royal Mlle Carps at ltestestsfbahlre Muth ADVANCED WAGES AND SHORT TIME MOVEMENT. The fine spinners of Lancashire, working on yarns malaise from 30's to 300's, are making considerable W pm, in their movement for increased wages sad fewer hours of labour. At Bolton, where, as at Manchester, the Tan „Hours Act has been well observed by the employe, and applied to adults as well as the young, from the passing of the law, the spinners conceded an advance of wages very early in the preirnt struggle. At Ashton, Stalybridge, Himmel, Hyde, and Mosley, the operatives fleet got an ad vanes of wages, and then struck for decreasing the hours of labour from twelve or thirteen hours to ten per day. After a sharp, but brief contest, they have been completely suc cessful. Saturday was a great field day for them people. Flushed with victory (and secretly aided, it is said, by the defeated masters to attack the others), they made an lave lion of the thriving district crossing the borders of Derby shire, Glossop Dale. The attack wail a peaceful one, but nut likely to be inopera•ive. Monster trains slung the Manchester and Sheffield Railway conveyed 2,000 to 3,000 people from the towns named to Dieting Vale, and from thence they marched with bands of music and colours flying to Olomep, where they held a melting with the aid of the Glossop operatives, and passed the following' resolutions:— " 1 That in the opinion of this meeting, the rysteiratlc violation of the Factory Act throughout the whole of Glossop Delo calls for the reprobation of every lover of law and order, and therefore, ea ten ►ours and a half per day is now the time worked by all the neighbouring townships, ensued in th. cotton trade, this meeting pledges itself not to commence work before six o'clock in the morning, and to leave off at six la the evening, having one fall hour and a half out for meal times ; and we will a cease our ex ertions till such time of working is fully and fairly carried into effect. " 2. That from and after the bth day of June next, the whole of the adult population of Glossop Dale will cease labour stein o'clock in the evening ; and should any person or persons be discharged in consequence, this meeting pledtes itself to use every peaceful and legitimate method to raise subscriptions fee their support, by appealing to the manufacturers of Great Britain, who are obeying the law; and also to the operatives, who are enjoying the benefits of the law, and will continua so to do till all have found em ployment elsewhere." A committee was appointed to carry out these resolutions, and the speakers intimated that the masters of other dis. tricts, who were undersold on the Manchester Exchange by the spinners and manufacturers of Glossop, through their hands working fourteen hours instead of tan for toe more wages, would beck them with any amount of money , to pay the wages of operatives liming employment through this movement. The meeting passed o 8 harmoniously and the operatives from Manchester and elsewhere returned home by their special wain at • late hear. TABLE TURNING-THE IMPOSITION OF HANDS. (From the Framisar.) The explanation of a writer in the Times would make it appear that the feat of turning the tablet, which is now torahs the heeds otthu whole civilised and credulous world, is mithigrases sr leis than the imposition of hands. Peoples* the tables gang with their fetters without know ing it, and them marvel at their own work. We quote the prosaic salads& of this problem : " I have °greenly notheonfortneate enough to see tables dance polkas, or go op .es down stain, with the hands plated• on the surfeee-Alla my solution of the ordinary • Jim Crow' gyrating; is simply this—that when eight or tea pumas acs pined emit a table, and told all to wish it le twin the tame dileselha, sad whoa. they have sat in that eataletliOni aa rlsor he etenty. mainfebru their ilapre Hugh, at bogie to a mamped.paithaa the feet will eases ' piss undies' in th p e o, %l7:. bogie to Mel tired, aid are add to wish more ainuilatany on time, aye sr shoat of the tea er hoggsan se gond dais abbe by the alightset tearing if maw in the mailed climitiat, the tads begin lemon, sit ere re. wined tot gennaid with it, themmentam irisensad, and the fen mislitTliawd. " llaskpsesom is satiated that thrpressum of kis tea flar• goss sat, sad Gould aot , moos the tattle, and he is Night t but multiply sir. end Weems sixty. It is the last straw b ps wish the eamoire lash. " Dot I sat told that sae pumas if *wag perdue of eoli ths can alter the atone of the table-16h amarding to my theory. Amain sixty se be the minieg_pewer, =dd.. hest betir teth e r ilthe set el sting nlition hen also Mary, and the alibis happen, as is ease that l thst illi r i t;ble i.to be made a top of, the ireeseri t imi l a r ti hmigl i t s tli g at there is not a t number of MI Miles* the tame moment In the same dlesellom. This is the gnat disadvantage of the electric lITZ-neine aleenlins ' Remarkably verifies the Old saying that where = l 47:l l l l there's a way. If the Met be Indeed estahlkhed that lapse es& men without nonealeasseas, Fhb at the 044 &gay may cases Is he seewsealie he the dokop of his Walls head. Doing gest mad a tuns was the hagnage of our gtedfathsnirsmidit between Ms* sad man, bat *he nowlusows whet tem he is doing, or whether the tans se. MM nisgendestethire sr not? Parties in an irksome paellittr i , alma their edgers tingle, rad their wish is strum tuniJha pensedimists is the Me predicament. How little was it onspoeSod what amid be done by co- operation, the hag pa whiten the Mann pull, nil ealy sequined the meatless( the eat unnier, predating what. the lawyers call " a motion by eamest." Aad hew many old and Injured beliefs are new eseralarated, and is a foal: way of re-establishment. For all marks of mama the such was mated einatial, and, in casaineatiwn et this belief, tables will en be moved to spin without tbe isorsaatioa of a Mdppeetrssoeaass seemed them. /het the. pirealiar saasapti if mss hewn some years age s sera* the name ufsympetionie tables bag* begat ;non to a patent iavondien. Ts sew la the highest aisles to now the pri. viloge of tables, mitheat dianstioni of quality. Four-post bedlam:le will ash come bite lasi don, an d ex hibit t h e i r vanatila fifingtiON hith rM AMY as, A n d will no b, ene , c ,- heet Party give the eellemf time a nave ? W 4 t the magic circle is set t'Ass only revived belief. The rey.pluge restore the credit of many ancient sprites and I ,bliss. In en times spirits wen reput ed addicted to rap- Asp. At Woodstock they rap , and the Cock-lane ghost Tinged. Glanville, too, w i t h ittatimm of Mto haunted hoarse but the tangents was not the* ood. At preen% ais remarked that the spirits are slow, and by no means sure is the orthography of their ye t p;esee by rwip, which shows lan education is backward in other plans hmida this sublunary world ; and unfortu nately them midis Min us mortal', live and learn, speaking as they ir amuge. Ma. VANDERBILT'S YACHT.—Mr. bele Lan luster, the mayor of Southampton , brought fore the municipal body of that town last week the propriety of acme public manifestation towards Mr. Vanderbilt; the distinguished American, on amount of his having honoured the port of Southampton by selecting it u a rendezvous foe hie magnificent and gigantic steam yacht. • In coasequenso of the nomtrone epplicatiou to view the yacht printed placards are stuck about the dock stating that visitors w ill be adraittod on board the North Star on Wednesday next. For the last two days she has bees a:maim and the en trances to the saloons have been completely dwelt. prevent a putiels ot dot hoot reaching the latter. SPORTING. LATEST BETTING AT THE WEST END. ASCOT STAKES. 6 to 4 apt Lord Wilton'. Lady Evelyn (t) 100 to 15 -- Mr. Combe's Nervous (') Nothing else mentioned. THE EMPEROR'S PLATE. • 7to 4 apt Lord Exeter's Stockwell (t, 100 to 50 laid °nee) 2 to 1 Mr. J. M. Stanley's Tetldington (t) teddingtoa was in at tune at 3to 1 and sto 2 the Inveitmeuta exceeded 700/.. No others mentioned. ST LEOER. 1000 to 100 apt Lord John Snort's The Reiter (t) DERBY. 20 to 1 apt Mr. Bowes . ' Marley Hill (t) 20 to 1 Mr. J. Adkins's Ruby (t) ASCOT HEATH RACES. • The following programme contains the entries made on Saturday . TUESDAY. • TRIAL STAIRS Of $ moss. each, with 60 added; for two yr-olds, carrying 4st 41b; three, 74 41b ; four, K 4 7lh live, 9st ; six and aged, 9.t 311. The winner to be soli' for 6001., unless exemption from being sold is claimed et the theft of entrance, and horses for which this claim is mode to carry 91b. extra. The Now Mile :—Lottoe, 3 yrs ; Phrouix. 2 vrs Nutshell, 6 yrs; William Rufus, 3 yrs; Broughton, Ayr' • Ephesus, 6 yrs; Lady-bird, 2 yrs; f by Al arm . d am , f oa l e d. in 1843. by Elis—Antler's dam, 2 yrs; liable, 3 ) rs; Aviosto $ yrs; Lady Louis*, 3 yrs; Sister to Finns, 2 yrs; Ham— by Robert de Gorham—Antelope, 2 yr. ; Lionel., 2 yrs. AscoT STARES of 2$ ours. each, li ft, and 5 only if de clared ; the second horse to receive 60 save. out of the makes, and third to save his stake. Winners extra. Two miles sad a half. The highest weight accepting being Bst Ilb, it has been raised to Bst 71b, rad the others in proportiod. (98 subs., 70 of whom declared.) Age st lb Chief Baron Ni cholson Knight of the Age at lb Phan•nts Ammonia liirouts _ . _ tiliire Lady Evelyn a 8 8 Nervous Adine Buckthorn 4 8 6 Waterfall Lantartine Ruasborougb Father Thames 4 7130 by Cothertone-- Convulsion 4 7 9 Lucy Banks .. 3 6 4 Poodle 4 7 9 Reckapelt Little Davie .... 4 7 5 Toosey • 3 6 4 Herbert Got.D.V.ssx, given by her Majesty, added to a Sweep stakes of 20 son. suet; for three yr. olds, 7st 31b; four, 9st ; five, 9st 71b ; six and aged, 9st 91b; mares and pt.:l iar allowed 51b. Various penalties and allowenen. Two sides. Grapeshot, 3 yrs: Ambrose, 4 yrs; Dove. 3 yrs; -Indian Warrior, 4 yrs; Rattle, 3 yrs ; Cariboo. 6 yr. ; Knight of the Shies, 4 yn ; Mr. Sykes, 3 yn; Robbie Noble, 4 yrs; Lambton, 3 yn ; Rackapelt, 3 yn ; Oreites 3 yrs rs ; Beak -o'-Day Boy, 3 in ; P e ti t :or, 3 yrs; Itatspldn : 3 y. Wstcomn STMEI/1 of 2 1 1 son. each, with 60 added;. for three yr olds ; colts, fist 71h; and fillies, fist 21b. Winners I extra. Strinley worse. (13 suns.) Ernestine, Sitting bourne, Pelios, Oebant, Walnut, Eulogist, Elmsthorpo (dead), Hurworth, Illusion, Estrella, bounty, Orestes, cori. DOM. ASCOT DERBY STAKTS 0(60 POTS. bft for 3 yr olds ; colts, Sid 71b ; and fillies, Bst 31b. The winner of the Derby to carry 101 b ; the second horse, or the winner of the Oaks, Mb extra. Swinley course. (16 sub,.) Mo lasses, Stone Plover, Dinmedis, Dabchick, Ninnyhammer, Blue John, Bir Walter, Filbert, Nutpt cher, Hazlenut, Cob nut. Veteran, Warbler, Orinoco, Condor, Warwhoop. ' Bwrxrataxas of 50 sort each ; h ft for 2-yr olds ; colts, Sat 71b ; and fillies, Set 31b. Three-quarters of a mile. (6 subs.) Lamprocles, Bracken, Caliph, Olingowrie, Boer, Dervish. THIRD YEAR of the THIRD TRIENNIAL STARER of 10 sows. each, with 100 added for 4-yr olds ; colts, Bet ills ; fil lies, Sot 41b ; the owner of the second horse to receive 60 eon. out of the stakes. Horses having started for d..• first or eseond year of this ttiensial stake, and not having boon piesed first orsecond, to he allowed bib this year. Once ~sad. (46 subs) King Pepin, Bull's-eye, Rolando, Bey Rosalind, Moulton Lass, e by Lanercost—Oh Don't, Dsmay, ' Weathergsgs, Hugo, Hymettes, Hesperus, Magnet., Ro sary, Veracity, Urania, Ile:, Lens, Protection, Burntlale, Union Jack, Bob Major, Cecile', Snarler, c by Venison— Breastgirth, b f by Touchebtne—Event, Montenegro. Con vulsion, N. rham (dead), Hirsute, Glenluce, Wingentind„ The Gift, Wide-awake, Filing, Horton Yates, Tb Free trader, Houiakin, Harbinger, Red Hind (dead), G. urge 111., o by Alarm—Languish, h f by Inheritor—Mors, Joe Miller, Songstress, Showman, Denique. SWEEPPTAIRS of 60 son. each, h ft, for 3-yr.elde ; volt!, Set 91b; Mlles, Sat bib; those by Melba's or out of mares that never bred &winner allowed 31b, both 6lb ; the owns: of the second horse to save his stake; to start at the win ning post, and go once round. (10 subs.) br fby T..uch stone—Cuckoo (31b), Sittiettbourse (31h), Husk, oh I—Web Pet (wrong nomination), Grapeshot (51b) f (dead) hr 01(1 Etigland—Vanity (Sib), hr f by Don John—Cheshire Witch (31b), b e by Alarm—Gaiety, by Touchstone ‘6lb), (Hermetic, ELandal (3lb). WIDNIODLT, • Novel. Hoer Cu,, a piece of Plate, value 200 Fovs., by subscription of 10 son. each, with 100 added. WIIIBOTS enrol. New mile. (60 subs.) Age. st.lh. Robbie No4e 4 8 10 Dsniel O'Rourke 4 8 7 Chief Justiea 6 8 7 Chief Baron Nicholson 4 8 3 Little Harry 4 8 2 King of Trumps 4 8 2 Knight of the Bnire 4 8 0 Indian Warrior 4 8 0 Nutshell Orey Toney Horworth • 3 7 8 'Potion Awl 47 7 Ago. eltt. Benito Khadidjah Dove 3 6 11 Old Rowley Hothorpe 6 6 10 Antigone Ducrow 4 6 10 Diumedia 3 6 9 Tested Jullien Sir John Barley corn MoautainFlower 4 6 8 King Pepin ac Boverl 3 6 Latabton Pharos Father Tttataes 4, 7 4 Tareeriame 3 6 6 Chilton ' • 3 6 6 Cat.pi. T4l 4 - MO Eraadne b e by Melbourne —Sally Warfoot 4 7 °lngram Oetieia 4 6 3 Break o'day Boy 3 6 3 British Farmer 3 6 3 Corybantee Surprise Torment - Alfred tho Great 4 7 3. The Italian ~.. 6 7 2 Prevention Cheddar Little Savage .. 4 7 0 Hunentounca Puritan • ~. 4 7 0 Lady Flora Kitellyer liessbletonian - St.- .. landie Broughton .... 3 7 0 The Frier 3 5 II) Dalai .. ...... a 612 Timid Fawn 0 dettl Pluto utt.l. Brawn of 1520•11. each, 5 ft., with 60 added; for 2-yr-olds, 74; and three, 9st ; fillies and geldings ellowid 3lb 1 to start at the Cup Course poet and tun in, 'Er half a mile. (21 subs.) Min Delmer*, 3 yr. ; Sine. 2 yrs ; Tiede:, 3 yrs ; Whittington 2 yes ; Tie Marshal, 2 yrs: Eons. Bairn, 2 yrs ; o'by 'the 11m- Begun, 3 yrs Magaway, 2pi ; 710thnhade, 2 yrs ; . 3 yrs ; Lady Liam, 2 7n; The Benoit., 2 yrs ; jpr or oh o brother to Grey Tommy, 2 yrs ; be by Orl ig4lo. 2 Trs ; Lady Bird, 2 yrs; Mirabesu , 2 yrs; Mouser. 2 yrs ; Village Lan, 2 yrs ; Indiana, 2yn ; Scans, 3 yrs ; W Client Rufus, 3 yrs. Swlntretanue of 15 son. each, 10ft., for iyr-old.; colts, flit ne ; and fillies, Sat 31b; the winner to is sold for 400. eon. if demanded. (6 sobs.), lof • mile. Cock Phe.ant, Young Norval, His Emma, Bloomer, Bourgeois _ _ . b It CORONATION STAIRS of 100 aim eash,.la ft, for three yr-aid flat 71b each ; Ile winner atria Oaks to carry 71k, of thr Qpit Thousand (Adam valor Mb, of b..th 96, extra. OH mile. (15 gabs.) Mayfair lady Margaret, f by 'rheas—Alma, Jacquelin, Blapiotth Kernel. Mo.ette. Phrygia, f bT Old Efiglaad—Clatskio Wiicd aore(llollra), Ruit Eloosier, Ilab,frsoor by S'..ass, 18eIgramh *id). Catiterise Bays. (ilbealra). . - - -. Sumo. Nowt of rho Fonirsm Amor. Ti11N40.1.4 STAMM. of .10 eon. owls, with 100 deed. for three-yr-4th, Dolts Sat nb, fillies Bet Nibs the Goner of the second home to receive 58 sois. eat oTtYie 11.1 en New mile. (431.0 bi.) Ozatriasy-fesseinuer, The Ballo,' Meat AIM :slims. Auld Arquelidasee, Deerhound. Lads Many, Olettgium , Con 'twinge, Ilhooth, Baiyethrm. &Mit Jacket, Vendee& . ken, bititheelt, Filbert, Bask. Netpeeker, Tamerlane, 8p , I the Plaid, Fidibition„ Dor. Pacifico, Fright, Flutter. S •ing homer, Oasis, e by lieltiostue—Oiselle, V • roe, Midler, 110011/411,Cb odder. Brightwaltham, Warwh , 'P.O (deed) by Bpird—L•syla, Hob-i-noer by Slane. Bug , nisi, f by Touchatose—Cutisee, Ida, Jordan, the Win , . Pug Orrod, e by Osetemtone—Joanaista, False Curl, B , ntion Blue. Flan YUJI., of the FIFTH ARCOT TRIBIWILL STA lg. RS of 10 love each. with 100 added; for 2-r-olds ; eolts, 13-4 7' b ; Allies, Sot 4111. ' The mooed horse to receive 60 0.01 , 1 utt of the stakes. T.Y.C. (43 snba.)--Jetty Treffs, Tim Star of Barmy, pass, Marley Hill, Massie, Streatlam Fairy, Bri bery, o by Slane—Alarm's dam, Punch-box, Naomi, Car dinal, Itodomeli,Glenstree, Amisitm•Beeeken, Julian. Olso topm, Eryeies, The Norseman, Cabins, Phaeton. 1) mot lion, Belgrade, Belvoir, Ilepourchy, Ruby, broto Nowak' Deer, a by Touchstone—Fugleman's dam Tambourine, I Lady Helen, Olengowrie, Olitipa, sister to ?illus. S•imben, Marble Hill, Ludwig. Terrma, Lady Audrey, Lord 3 - Mo, Meteors, Iffirabeso, Brigliadere, Midfield. TIIC/LBOLT. f th en e Th u mpon: N th 'd i e arr ho s lrse:llH , l t a k i d t :lca ; p th ), e lia by ru "s tran n vi bseri' es m pti k ad c. 2s o ey f iw :? , : t %o n f vi r . entocrihees, to go the rued. Once round and a i',lsMuee. C by Cotberstone-•Luey Batt*, 3 yr' Lady Si • Ay, 6 yrs ; Nutshell 6 yn ; Dove, 3 vs; Nutpeeker. 3-vre ; Chief Baron Niehdws, 4 yn ; The Friss 3 yrs; a wle,3 yea ; Billy Boy, 4 vs; tenth., 6 yrs ; Waterfall, A'yn,; Waverley, yrs Wileont, 6 yn; Owe.. 3 vs ; Cory . haws, 3 vs; Don Quixote, 3 yn ; Fascists, 4 yrs ; Ai 6 yrs ; Lady Loeb's, 3 :yre-; Brft.dhurst, 3 rrs ; B. -,; ~4 yrs; Torment, ayes ; 'Wog Pepin, 4 yes; Allington (h.b ), yrs ; Angelo, II yrs.. A Pines of Puri value 600 sons., the gift of his M oj, y the Emperor of all the Rosales, added to a BweepsNo..4 of 20 an, each ; for 3-yr-olds, to carry Est 10111; foe' • B st 61b ; Are, 9st ; and aged, 9st Sib ; mares and eel luxe allowed 31b. To start tt the Cup Poet, sod leo one- r"und end in, About two MEN and half. (22 subal 3 yes; Gadaboat, 3 yrs; .Namminster, ; Leopold, 4 yrs; Little David, 3 yrs; Nionyhanatsr ; tyn; donegress