The Express. — London, England, 1851-09-04 00:00:00

THE GREAT EXHIBITION. Thirty-four packages at the scorly-arrived Swedish goods have been received at the Crystal Palace, and the pm ", of easpecking will proceed forthwith. It 'sweet= that they will be ready for ezhilitisa by Saturday. They mean airily of nimmfactured artieke—furniture, small a rms, ordnance, papier swirl* &c. • piece of ordnance sad an era twelve &et high will be placed in the nave. The aviemary preparations for the pladsg and Alstribetioe oldie goods are proceeding as rapidly as possible, and for this purples the Swedish eoart has bees dosed to the public daring the day. About 400 sew articles will be added to thenatents of the Crystal Palace hem this source. The gamed ciao statue et her linhety, whin foal* ed r eon epicene en and is the assira we, aad which foe some days pat had beat obscured from the public =mediae, with the view of giving a bream tint to both stelae and pedestal, has be. *pia exposed to the public pas of the Virile Montague Compeay—ite =We biters. Thee who hem sees the state, in ite wee colouring would scarcely reeogaize it in its sew dress. The dull and livid colouring of the aim in its natural state, is the very reveres of a good exponent of the human countenance, and, etasequently, this colossal statue of the QUIDOL how ever prominent from its magnitude, was a very eyesore to the beholder. The sathetitutiou of loons has completely removed this defect. The artist availed himself of the opportunity thus afforded to alter the bendecam of the hair, with a view of ',adoring the statue a more faithful repre sentation of her Majesty ; and though he has, to some ex tent, seeteeded, the original sin of heaviness end want of spirit bee not been overcome. A considerable num ber of schools contribute-1 their quota to swell the tide of visitors yesterday. There were 15 from a private school in St. John's-wood ; 12 from Nicoll's Foundation School, Fleet-street; 10 from St. George's, Hanover-square; 95 from the British School, Wandsworth; 19 from the School of Industry, Lamlv's Conduit-street; 102 from the Richmond National School; 19 from Mr. Davis. Sunday School, at Homerton ; 52 from North Clay Charity School, Kent; 55 from the Duke of Norfolk's School, at Arundel 390 from Abbey British Schools. There was also a party of GI from Messrs. Hop kins end Cope's miaufaetory. During the day the packages of articles which have re cently • d from India were opened. Their contents, b e ing of the rudest possible kind of manufacture, are este mely interesting as illustrating the state of so ciety among the bill tribes in the province of Bhaugulbore. Among the =tides are the wheels, axle, and yolureemplete, of a " hackery" or cart. The wheels, about three het is diameter, are of a solid hard wood ; the axle, white has the appearance of a tree just as it was eat, is also d weed of the sum character. For MIMI' of construction, the " harkery" is probably unrivalled la the Exhibi tion. The next article canasta of a be of brae% tone= of clay, and of the size of ordinary belle& Bemis of the native bows, formed of bamboo, stoutly made, mil posim ins great spring, are also shown. The bullets mm, enviously enough, discharged from the bows, and not frees • barreled instrument. To the centre of the string of the bow is sus suspend, by a abort string, a nal beg se say, into which the bullet as placed ; was the hew is ban to ne required strain, the string is eiridenly let go, sod lbs ballet is dis charged from the alias se beg with great twee. The natives are enabled to Ma then with pest 1101111 They at any object. Some hews ami Meuse, with enenheads of the ordinary kind, have she hen sea ever. A eurieus spring tiger-hop is she in tee esilestien. No doubt, the natives have some pia of their own for making this instrument "Mahe it he poses • Si, to look at it, sue would sawn that the Mien intiliar to the =ortolan M the hWtribes had degenerated to the she sad etnegth of the erdisercr ea. ism mor tars sad di ita rudely cot en a the hank of a hoe, are excescliogly prissitivolesithei alleire—oe sew ales die reaping heel= hummers, sal ether hopleennes. Twe bellows, whin, hes the poseSsisy of Ode oneldesstissi, were entered In Se books of the Chaeseneas ..=," are ezeordingly anima They hew t i og, barn, unbend skis. the appe a r c P r e c r u lar t of w v i r a lten a small hole, is which a stick or ater, with skins at ewe end, flanked up end down by the Opt rator. The vied peolossi *Ls eg vadal modes ruses ao strong caveat theret a t e s Then is also a merieue lading pair of Biomes of leaves. which deserve the nodes oteaten A small box mateisittg a collodium of native r ill, dia coon.l•, sedan/ GOMM hem Bernso—and whisk - it was env ps caul had ben ha—in elle strived, end he 01111•111111 were yesterday brought Is_ /ight. On a the anklet eninho to a Borne* wed of large diomedenA hosed dof f pure gold, and pmelleend by the waves. The Ogle of ornament is simple, and it is very seediablie.,..l There iv also a smal l abases box, sespeseled an MIS* me mid gold elan, to a halt similar is di similar vertlehosit, and iambi te hem Ohe sat et the wearer ?hem as miens Mil Minimise sp. 61114111 al aid due hem ltthsen sad ; seem sold dust and leaps frets Sealer end Pahang, the price realised for which ss items is lid 18s. 9d. the boned of b 42, grains ; .ems maple 6111111 111111awsk sod Cabot= LTV gonad at Sit Ile. hi the hum& Thu yell is uses& isely pure, and of a deep seine. There en two mall slam ihmoumb, end a small pared of yellow end, whisk might well be taken, by any poen newly arrived at the dioram dioramas, tie tin real anneal tram& The rem i s i ng el. • from Borneo include a tank sand, an from ask , friar water pearls, nipper see. mid • a _Mae table prodact called the Gulls asp, I= l. ls ls oneseassity plastic when 'rum. • set of shoots sod seas test or- Lomat., formed gigabit wood. se meg " ac,ount of their meashetore, _but he the a the material of whirl they n termosi. lime and bracelets formed of bulb burs we subs speci au• of native werilMilOthlpi Thine Mimi Witless made to the ladies singsremni. shlessit sot of se pest amnesic seine as may ft o b i saw sedsles, an ensN•il es,ly atesestisg, sod will WWI UP mho this deparaisat of Ua Eibibaso seen than sr allesselst. Tearday an the day pavan • swabs of expedients were made in the Machisery aspasaa= lis pithead Row, fur the juries, the =Ss st et 1M 8111111111 =Whited. The trials was moist to the seendigel penile and the funs or blowing asehises, The result et the trial between Mr. Chryssfe sad Pk. Appold's poop showed that the latter dirhsessil about three tars the mnatity of water the as tariar did is the some spies of time. The awl seek ottimi lig is sot yet asertsined, and it was Is be mend *kg. The paw Muss et soisbes was 41,917. ikalt sa e apt. L Onus this LO 0 0 At the dune LSO 12 0 Total y, t2.080 12 • The tollowiuq outs tie Issparasous. as Ississisd by Mr. Bettoett's t bras She tares isedl of 100 reoliogs OB ;12 Wasek. M; Alsok, 71 ; 4 o'clock, 72; 6 iika. To ; =NM ak4. Tim MottNixo AIM sustaining all the adult pee t w n out etuktree able le the workhouse et et. soutimat; let 1M ma neeemilt MI • vidt to the Gnat Eattibitiao, • Itlnt ag 21 7 'Ming I ,, vu tabeenbed by tie seeleinees anew Na ea p.o.e. The Ito* Ommleetieue ban sassed the with tatasaitio *a use et mediate lestametteme is t emdtie bell& 1016 whole Ike peplos ite“ trith beet bawl mad bow at dhow thas. Hi - fide " visit of pawls troll as, abaltepalitaa parish. IO THE ROMS OF TUB DAILY NEWS. Sisr—l am delighted with the suggestion made by yes: eswegendeut fee selling by softies those things l remain after the lltlt of October ; and, like ►W, too, kiwi venture to add ay throe meow eeriatia for its tot nig dom. First, then, sir, the srtieles so sold will be widely distri buted over the world, as mementos, ow usedeis by which your Ale artisans here may improve upon them. Secondly,. because, independently of the money, which we tmeizner4 shall be thereby enabled to lay out, there will k an influx of elegem salbuyers, who mat make a sort of 'semi SCASUII for the London tradesmen. And, thirdly, bemuse it would be a great charity to same of our poor workmen to receive something more sub stantial than honour for their labour and ingenuity. I em, Le., SWISS ADVERTISER. erYvtal Palace, Sept. 3, 1861. NIL Perhaps the Lord Mayer would deign, wilt Ids experience, to superintend each a ale. PIEDRUNTESE WORK 1024 TO TIM GAUT ET.HI- ~r tion.—On Tandy iMility Plehmatsaa viallmina , ien nuke paredrel the iamb of Ham% maims to am iantus ca baud the Wander, for lastbsinpten. Them workmen ham bona mat by the Priahnoatess goverment to visit the Pia. }:LECTRIG TELEGRAPH TO TUE WEST OF ERG LIND.—The contracts for constructing the electric tele raPh between the metropolis and Bristol end Till E.seer have Wee tatered into, and the wires will be hung OP forthwith. Fiats.—Yesterda7 three fir% Ithidt hipply were theclicil before obtaining _Teri emilewsble• Fr a l sed "" ton us points ed at va r i o of Lamb& The Sat sheet one o'clock in the bees of Mr. Tear s llarie - bit - • afro, Ckrkenwe whop • tee data maw MOW a satfotati on ; t h e owl 91/11WINO of dill NUM le "44c ignited throusii his Wender* la baring a %Abl candle by the .baiiis AU ties eit the deer was dcarc ie d cad dimmed. The ramerred -la a hrdr,,,j. of the here of kir. Clash. WM; C111"1"St. CL uv - niarket : the sentents of the eh* s ue r hest rem "trorial. weilt the Wiles emelt by Abe art water. The third Si, took place ablest use Lcck workshop of Mr. &eve% easpesew, 12S, lleeiiY mw ' St. leike'a thropp the _timely aid of Mellen and his bee, freer the lorisede statics 17errer it l;itecrometreet, the flame were partly stayed in their Progress till other assistance arrived- however before the lirc was estinuistied, the contents of the beet mope were d' greyed and the st oc k i n front damaged bylaw a n d water Ikv premises were hawed la the Boa Mee. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Derma Ma. Counmemea Tam. IN 11 Dixon. The bankrupt, a draper, at Leeds, cams up for his het examination. The bah:tee-sheet, prepared by Mr. Butler, of Bannghall-etreet, refunded ever 16 months prier to the failure on the 12th July last. The bankrupt, it was the surviving partner of the arm of Rhodes and Dims, Mr. Rhodes having died on the 20th April last. The bankrupt now owed to partnership creditors, 1,6971. • the assets, in cosh, red sioMs 2 and Pm 181". 4 1 whi ch 17part had bees realim4, were pa amen at 1;61. TM prate lad bees SUL ; SOL legal sad other expenses, ermastisoat ea the loft of partner, 1861. ; paid fee premien, repairs sad eibmetione, 1711. ; rade expenses, 6061.; loss en sale of property by as signees, 404/. . • amount drawn by deceased partner, ; ditto b 77 bank rupt, 105 , . Mr. I.iabiater supported. Mr. Turner, for the assignees, offered no opposition. Hie honour said it appeared this man was all but solvent; why had he become bankrupt ? Mr. Linklater said it was owing to his being unable to effect some arrangement with the partnership creditors. The bankrupt passed. Ix as Boas.—A ROYAL TAILOR. This was the certificate meeting in the case of Andrew Burn, tailor, of ffnekville-street, Piccadilly, and tailor to the royal family. The debts were 8891. for roods, 2,5691. on bills, and 1,0541. to creditors holding security. The meets in debts sad property were estimated et 1,408 f., and pro peat:is:he amount of 1,2501. was held se security. lie s with • capital of 2,8531., in January, 1844. His had u profits bees 2,8441. ; lams by bad and doubtful debts, 3,7761. ; depreciation in property, 2001. ' • trade expenses, 2,8091., of which rent and taxes amounted to 2,0661.; house and personal expenses, 1,3511. Mr. Linklater, for the assignees, offered no opposition. Mr. Melling malted that the meeting should be adjourned, to give his client, Mr. Carlin, an opportunity of provi ng debt which had accrued since the last meeting, by the dis honour of a bill held by Mr. Carlin, which Me bankrupt bad given about a fortnight hefure the bankruptcy. ilia Honour said, miler it could be proved that the bank rupt contemplated the dishonour of the bill he would not grant an adjournment. It was sot enough to show that he had acted under • delusion, believing himself to be solvent when he really was net so. Mr. Mailing—Then my client is to Bader from his de- The Commissioner—l do not think it a sufficient ground for an adjournment. After looking through the proceedings, his Honour said as the bankruptcy was attributable to circumstances in which the bankrupt had become accidentally involved, and had nothing whatever to do with the mode of carrying on his reveler buaiaew, he would not place him in the lowest obtos, but would grant him a certificate of the 2nd clam. The arms at hdlaro had no connexion with the manner in which he bad aan ied on his trade ; but was owing to his havinginhetneately and incautiously involved himself in deseissiirms with Capt. lidmayesell. Had he not dam sad bus ti by hie Mrs held out to him, be would mow bow boom a pospermie am. Ix as PRITCHARD. There was a private meeting to-day in the matter of Mar tin Luther Pritchard, deck and sharebwoher, of Liverpool, and at one time a diesels, of the South Eastern Railway, who passed through this court about a twelvemonth ago, and whose case excited much interest at the time. The result of the meeting to day, ss stated in open court, was an agreement on the part of the assignees, represented by Mr. Tahourdin, to accept from the bankrupt 2001., in consideration of all the claims and rights of the estate being made over to him, and his being enabled to prosecute them in his own name. His Honour mid he did not wholly approve of arrange ments of this nature • but understanding . that the assignees considered this the test mode of realising the estate, be would not refuse his sanction thereto. RAILWAY PASSENGERS' COMPANY. The fourth half-yearly mei* of this company was held yesterday at their dire in Old Broad-street ; JOHN DEAN PAUL, Fl ar illl the dein R The SECRETAY . Beattie) read the report, from which it appears that " the reedges kethehelf-year ansonat to 3,1331. IS.. Pd., sad =Mit • mode wpm desa compered with them of gay puede= der maths rase the fesmation of the eargisy. Tho Wish of the company may sow be oddest et he principal dads. se fifty rail.. ways, and the =rah= eat shales. sad in tow= asseented Is Ida ea the Ewe Salli. b. ft his beset pia es sempeased bid Si: maths. sad the ad= amber of Ilialilleilia.ted teen he paid of the OlllllReseasiest of this 7 up to this dale le 2 fatal awe, end id ems of peeeaa injury. The per receipts he the weeks sines 30th Jeri, es essegimed with the egesigesdhoc weeks of het year, skew ea azheedinary berease, - whisk is wet strikingly seised is the issue el ashes 1.111101, dikes. Thus, for dee weak ending =l7th hit the geese receipts were 1311. h. 7d. 741. to INI., whilst the issue of single tir.deka. uested to XL 15.. Id. against 171111. rae With, me Win e7 t y, the Lancia shine gel Tedrides s dr esspery less concluded an arrengerseee ha the Warsaw ei 1 et their men, and than re ether implies now ia eimaudostion with the disarm ea elm airs seller. The leere ea witi:h these isenerNile hew hem Ahead en as Mein :—Clue 1. En ron...aim% 2b Il& pee =nes toe he 601. Clam 2. seekers, Lease, do. It N. par annum to M are' 601. Claes & Parts= ro, de., la. 3d. per anima Is linen 4HW i=we ' s Bed accident, with • weekly adman is es* ore he poseird Injury. The Weiser has bees es mesh aeleadell desincties pest eft seethe as to reeds it neerre to rake a ail of 51. wain en the proprietors. The name he this call have beenelatal is the circular apnoeas** it, ea ides directors ben idyls my that they do not eatielpete say sosearty he • firiher gal brie =de larsiber. Is the sermant at the hell/see's ageseah it wee ieridesel that the whets oloollo i b. 2,0 881. b. Id., paid se crapiedlins during y the led . lid Use cheep' to reuses, and that of this AIM IMO SR =coed if Mehirde to the Post elliehrl anlienwhishhemodeine deeriplisadhr lime hal Wel vslorldra bhp. the reediese Elbe es= pee he& =did the db.** le these &Mathes of a sere coned eaten *ea the hipariest stelided luta of the repeats et dr dud of Trude hod segued {and as seek tiro (at the gone periesely charged) unainate with be ensrent peli tile apse et hes amid occur spin. The dbeilesemes ha= it Is th i s i Ehre tie he r the sea et LOU. *sell he he the Masa mown le Ihe isehl asseert. ' Us these gems= gem pd.& st yes= if Ilehe dreed ea dr eireentee et *obit ale smili obi= It this is has th. sheep. Ibr wastdai Foam' &a dr Is 4re =sada ell la • Te. ir li t=l l brass. ewe the rem rissipis 7171. Ile. IL Thee the set, bovrgeor. ateseed to aseremed thelbuides if the balsam 4 717 L to. Id. the reelddre resole Is the ends of f meas. secludes dr 1111* Jame ; fee the weeeljnel.4 dh= sod dr pz=w ig if kue= reserve= sod peril he erre la de meet* tads* died to belie= thet Ike wirdetwe will ad disks the **lea of any WOW/ *is helms di the re enieking of i th. car pee lies him sm. - The Cadillighlt. " = " Olin lantar Oblier , fr Wee MO dr tipirtief the pupils it the isufposy, =di hi *add b die lid piles sidesseerell seam any dog= :=isa der aruier pew& la dr slab of th e se le& s Valli l'• Ariel taleagheide if the ossayarb _adios Ms Are heouresed 'lshii day bed tree ga epee = red Id,' the way etemepmeden he aseideate Is mare mat poil.iner Nem* et did early = 4 4:t *de iedseei. The welt it tideseediers. meet be to istabihie lewd • drab the pod bead. La utility of the system. aid Pon Au br aise seesesira leepkts N b t =eh a useft a t erlir sin a t ba h: ffe mos peZi . teedille - 7rdie is 'opt le prengege and the railway asspieres. If the peter it be compusy, Are of assanag against railway sedderlo t roll7.ado Re waking Auty, or is ler oak= . Were ' a oulei eddearit deleid he exteaded to la w end be upoie applishis. led new to these diode fla wee the Spasert—est if the he employed dew eallwepos *see lOSSIBISI the disupet s Mu eidelemee-seell might. he ham* Work with el uses art asedsstasy he*. At so reedy • seep et the cow =ii enistsasr dry had bad no data to go ihnet airtek *tido gad prlismantery returns, desweisals whisk eamelenes bud ehewsto be Mealy _value. Is. and lelbehea. BM * a ends et geoidume while hid hiss inisehled hy dr. De Mara. the iis! _solsooT. oo d amalgi ot hi is. bee ts the the awe . depareel. No*. Sod w th e bed bred ht thi 4 ese shod 4 eagelean he le 'gists aii the pellet the ambelbse. The lever the be whisk bed i r =id bye . arerad edgeberes kiesph).4=ll.6lll vie . , is • to w l h re n z so dr havuellteids ct dm osesses ? It append h Ad Ws de= g anigt *kb lot pissed la the rift ==elds. babe* sew eilleenkshere dike esepaeareseeladoilly =Slava*. net err-4W wee that dayehouldi be gird ho dr asseeet 'lL . ead ehrited viiiiis arie WIRIONI . 4 • shales er youss, mewl of 10101111* et air has hot iillittalasi doe ii*Mrhesie the lied e•- iiisalee. steseltihe elispeet girl!e mirk mosso* 0 owl "Wm lw_ glissise - 1114, • At e si=ib, laie ,of their albleb-.4k. hewers it sigh pa sad the whir-.et hide tethers I. ebb= sad 44 seer emir leitlida the: led eh .(111.101.) lad when he meld Are At astern = ill. tae at theargerer issesisele • shchareek hil beta =lies 111., .be deer& retest seeseasie Mara les baked forrijoi fp vbsiiiimt 814 i aW it s hi it the should be smelly aid= and o ld the !r ligg epleme elesell Ufa All operatics (Hear, ) sired bele ettopeed, •lin. NAN lEte teseseresded contheone firer. Mr. CAREY seem! ele to USW. paid tat claims aris ing has lise railway sad arrhoMos smokes thrill/ the last eta aesatbs Do eharpd, as settek prellnuaary ex panse. atribs treardier ditidedwitkdosent of the prodts of dse The vas eirsaded by Mr. litosta, sad carried. Votes of drake to dr disarm dr arrow% and secre tary, were this pared, sad this anoting sward. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER .4, 1851. FLOWER SHOW AT THE SURREY GARDENS. THE STEPHMON MONUMENT. The Ifiet lower show for the mason of the Smith Lambs Timbealtnral gedeey took plass Tester& at the Haney Osegens, and notwitheemiking the period sf Ilse seassa, wen in no way beh ind preismemrs rah leffilemey end beauty of the • egesimmis aspleyed. &Ms were in great Mee, mak eseeobas ia size and 1011111 IN tbs exhibits of the peeler' Maw, while various new tines rewarded the lbM cask use of sex 'tette psalm finine. The fieerem salOMsd ßr by lb. Rehineon, whe obtained Ms leme eitner amid, were partiod=ard mini. In this various desiderata of size, colour, Mrregularity of twill, they left nothing to be ° ilky that it is same* 30 years dose this beentiki m' : the natal= wee tweeibt over hoot llowlk ini that the WOW limn boasted only a del ** id Ma, and • dmitrreddleh has, it is raw to see the perks of farm end eirmeme i med the lematifel variety of colours, which are now gbw l ed et ear varlwas dahlia shows, and which wore mole then ent in yesterday's display. The hat =3 C i t a iseellaneous plants was she rich in ran aid bmutffal flowers, among whisk the butterfly pleat of the tropics was mash astiesd, and that damp parasite also Prom the broOes, of *Wei the leaves burst out at the top of its earth basket, while the flowers pretends from the bottom. Some splendid emeinenS at the Mina Laneifoliutn a fine collection of leollybeeks, end a perms end brillian t collection of Teo hems, meepisted Me mode depattienut of the show. The cut bowies wen pod, emeiimang the time of year; but in the aneagement of the benemets the exhibitors might take a Dint fleet the lima at the Madeleine, when hereeenieera enemmemed et misers. and a tasteful attentna Le a =, add eladdiwAt M the natural attraction of the and dellerte usen that form the staple of the plass. Of drabs then was bat a small collection, but owe of the egesimess were of first-rate quality. Some Goliah phew VIM mach commended, and a basket of figs wen quite ISO= in their luxurious ripeness. The whole of the spesimens, befit of fruits and flowers, were much and gene rally econammisi. A novelty was introduced in the shape of a beautiful nee et wax flowers, contributed by Mn. Le maire, whisk wee thought worthy et s bronze medal. In the evesing the newel entertainments of the gardens went off with all the Iran! that line weather, a moneroiss audi enee, sad emelleat performance could impart to them. Subjoined is a list of the prises : Czess I.—Private growers, not cultivating flowers, dc., for sale.—For the best collection of miscellaneous plants (orehideous plants excluded), small gold Victoria medal, Mr. Hemp; second best, gold Albert medal, Over; third, large silver Victoria medal, Henley. For the best twelve dahlias ( dissimilar blooms), large silver Llninean medal, Robinson ; second best, large silver Albert medal, Black ; third, small silver Victoria medal, James; fourth, small silver Linemen medal, Moseley ; fifth, small silver Albert medal, Bennett; sixth, bronze medal, Allen. For the best twenty-four dahlias (dissimilar blooms), gold Albert medal, Edwards; second best, large silver Victoria medal, Weedon ; third, small silver Victoria medal, Hopkins ; fourth, small silver Albert medal, Henry White. For the beet six fancy dahlias (dissimilar blooms), small silver Lineman medal, Meek ; second best, small silver Albert medal, Edwards; third, bronze medal, Pope. For the best collection of eat flowers, not less than twenty-four separate and distinct varieties, named, smallsilver Victoria medal, Hemp ; second best, small silver Linn ean medal, Hanley • third, small silver Albert medal, Young, Esq. Fee thibeeteellectioa of verbenas (twelve dissimilar blooms, throe tresses each). small silver Lineman medal, Locher; second best, WWI silver Albert medal, Young ; third, bream medal, Robin sea. For the best collection of six biWuts of ripe fruit (six sorts, pines and gropes excluded), small silver Lime= medal, G. Brown; second best, small ether Albert medal, Jarvis. For the best basket of grapes (three bunches) moll silver Albert medal, Yarnell ; second best, bronze medal; Atkins. Cnsrs ll.—Nurserymen, and all persons growing bowers, be., (or sale.—For the best collection of miscellaneous plants (orchideous plants excluded), gold Albert medal, Messrs. Rellison ; second beat, large silver Victoria medal, Pamplilin. For the best collection of roses (in bunches), large silver Lineman medal, Paul and Son ; second beet, large silver Albert medal, E. P. Francis. For the beet twenty-four dahlias (dissimilar blooms), large silver Vieteek medal, Turner; second beet, large silver liaira mak ' Keynes; third, large silver Albert medal, Barnes; dearth, small silver Victoria medal, Bragg; fifth, small silver Lineman medal, Drummond; sixth, small silver Albert medal, Legg. For the best twelve fancy dahlias (dissimilar blooms), small silver Victoria medal, Turner ; second best, small silver Lineman medal, Keynes ; third, small silver Albert medal, Barnes. For the best twelve hollyhocks (dissimilar, in spikes not exceeding from 12 to 15 inches in height), small silver Victoria medal, Chater ; second best, mull silver Lineman medal, Bragg; third, small silver Albert medal, Paul. For the best twent-four verbenas (dissimilar blooms, three trusses each), small ' silver Unman medal, 0. Smith; second best, small silver Albert medal, Stewart. For the best collection of cut flowers (not less than twenty-four separate and distinct varieties, named), small silver Lineman medal, Messrs. Rollie= • s e cond best, smell silver Albert medal, Clarke. For the best basket of grapes (three bunches), small silver Albert medal, Sperry. OPZ.V TO HOT. Ciassze.—For the second best pine apple, bronze medal, Jarvis. Erri• PRIZES OFFERID BY Mzgazza.—By John Bushell, Esq., open to both classes , for the best glass of hnney in the comb, small silver Albert medal, Dutton; by Mr. James Dickson, second best, bronze medal, Hemp. By subscription, to a m ateurs , for the best twelve hellocks (siogle - blooms dissimilar), large . silver Albert medal, Black ; second best, small silver Victoria medal, Cruikshank. By R. W. Dutton, Esq., open to both classes, for the best col lection of ripe fruit, four sorts, including pines and grapes small silver Victoria medal, Hemp. For the beet three blooms of Barnes's " George Glenny " dahlia, small silver Victoria medal, Back; second bat, small silver Lineman medal, Cook. By Mr. C. Turner, of Slough, to amateurs, for the best six dahlias (not fancies) sent out by him in 1851, small silver Victoria medal, Black ; second best, small silver Lineman medal, James ; third, small silver Albert medaljtobinson. By R. Belden, open to both classes, for the lest (oral device small silver Victoria medal, Hook. Wax Rowers, brow; medal, Mrs. Lemare. EVENING CLASSES FOR YOUNG MEN. CROSBY HALL Last evening there was• a public meeting in Crosby Hall, under the auspices of the committee for establishing evening claws for young men in London and the suburbs, the object being to confirm and extend the usefulness of the Crosby Institution by the addition of a library, • mading room, and a coffenroam. The chair was takes halt-peat Bby the Rev. C. MAc. KINZIE, who it the hesetery eteretasy to the metro 10.12 committee ot menligNimotomil Ito Wu the Rev. M. W. Lerlipsa. - gml shoe guildsmen with the direstien. The etilailiftill was Moil* •in INS, Ilie attends etelMe dinhaft me bentmg beim sr =7.11 the mmillisn et the - vast wtaillose tit yow e ss es fa essomeros, rale losie. MA ift and ileas premised is the molosmile, Minted ss ha was by the inermilog grates et surly qthe temptations of a meat • dty, by Z i t Illinnit_.elf k== ii -and ths meesal l yires 04 ,4 , y„ they deviant s kr este 11%.eihtlegshertes, where lostreslisa hi, gives lA., edam% and arts, Mot rOsess it me among the results Uthilr ipa ruseweeskr. .i . eio. The elms touchers am whom minima are gratuitous. The peseta moiloion ele = Maim** will be beat unisssemi teem del fpotheiet Maslow& at the gathering of list night. mm.. mu chimed that the want of Nee mho of mitt been very generally kit, sad he emmillos &sigma sip Amble to pore* it Lee the_ members . in the Imp of a librum, lavasaillager aillassesra. tieversloilme poems wits se the sane of the piss, nal urged its doh. to Mer as i!•• stranger, who ries In the Only it On ma* nos gam his name, Maid t a t - t t lib r a =2: *a ' bon immenticed in tial suet' vilo to from halt-gest Biz in the awning till a m • gi el ,ag with so Sue it self-improvement or Ayes to think. - We nn* test .he yes now ea ea is jpeh esti mmeg saborribe he her ptizt"--i..,l,...trati= he "ses * wi n lame tiewurelog. This snowsommmt • c vm user =ligeThe V . vote ot thsults . to thkeigh man, by the Heir. . LUSIONAN, wiie Ins b" acelamathis, saiii r '- names wise suboalbsd %to y nal Put 4 . 14 seventy re— persons present on leaving ties hall. Thoes — ale add!. Jenal to a kindred and fifty that bad been paevisonly seat in. ow Farr OLOIICESTEISMREe— irearessets attended the election TO TIM 11DITOZ OT TVS DAILY NNW.. 8111,—I hope you will not allow the good work which you have begun in honour of the great and immortal Stephenson to fall through and end in nothing. The very banneesdike letter of Mr. Marshall, in your paper of Mon day, is gratifying so far an it proves that be and the active spirits co-operating with him are bent upon carrying out their monument, but something more is granted. Private, or even a general, subscription monuments not what is re quired to the memory of Stephenson. Ho was ptiblic , his works wore public works, his death was a low, sad it is fitting and proper that the nation *said erect in the national Abbey of Westminster the tante you support. I em the men wines for this basun I kaow that m e ssy nese wheals ahem, is origi sets& and set fairly *vale enteeprime bile in doing the beam intaadedle am. BM George Stepheneon's Simi have failed in esetying est their phis le kis beam. Mr. Marsha's seem will net fall ; the working men who ban berms abeam seeletents in the work give mangle seetwity tee tide. Their &Mate to the mighty dead is as aside melt is loathing, and all Imam g, to Mr. Marshall and le his coadjutors kw what they have done ; but Mr. Patten, with his warmth and with ids energy, years ago = y d u :i movement with the NM end in view. Mr. afterward* moved in a inallar direction, having the promised aid and medial of Sir Joshua Webeday, Mr. Carr Clipn, Mr. llsase Brassey, and Ohms Lord Jahn ResselPs attention was called to the aeljeet yews age. The late Sir Robert Peel had also been 11101111181161111 irkk es the same topic. Men of all par ties —r=leeentereial. literary— moved , " intended, and 44 " hat what have they achieved? Have Wen. they were unwilling agents In the I woe --bemire atsaey er Gawp we laekirg ? Not at all. With one wise they wits in greelaiwing Stephensen worthy of the proffered heneer—all intended to do honour to hie memory, bit a guiding hand was lacking and a guinding principle of co-operation they had not. But now, sir, we have both. The private tribute to the memory of Stephenson, originated by the Birmingham engineers, is deserving el an sot and to it all should contribute who unities la go od work. This monument money will pain, end aoney be freely given. The other, —the National Meresserat, is a nobler work. Sir Charles Wood, or eau Lerdiehn Russell himself, should take it up. Shame upon ear public men that it is not already done; but it is not too late even now, and I would urge you and, through you, all friends to the scheme to unite in urging Lord John Russell to carry it out. Let a memorial to that effect be drawn up, and let the parties who have already moved in the matter, and others who have not yet done so carry it up to the premier with a prayer that it be done forthwith. I cannot but think that success will follow, and that the year 1831 will thereby be ennobled still more than ever.—l am, &c. F. S. A. Temple, Sept. 3. PAST AND PRESENT C ONDITION OF LAN CASHIRE. The Rev. Dr. Vaughan, delivered, in Grosvenor street Chapel, Manchester, on Sunday night, a lecture, in which he contrasted the past with the present condition of this county. There was a considerable audience. Dr. Vaughan took as his text the words, " Ile changeth the times and the seasons," found in Daniel, ch. ii. v. 21. Alter remarks in the way of preface, the rev. doctor drew the attention of his audience to cer tain changes which, within the last 50 or 100 years, had taken place in Lancashire, on ' the side of advancement and improvement. The first fact that struck him was the mighty increase within a compa ratively short period, in the population. In 1760, just one century ago, the whole population of Lancashire did not amount to quite 300,000, but ten years ago, after an inter val of 90 years, it had attained the amount of a million and a half and the population of this one parish of Man chester had come to exceed what was the entire population of the county lees than a century ago. In 1841, the popu lation of the parish of Manchester was about 360,000, in 1760, the population of all Lancashire did not quite reach 300,000. In 1774 this perish of Manchester included little more than 40,000 inhabitants, so that in scarcely more than 60 years it had increased nearly six fold. A similar increase had taken place in some other towns in the county, amongst which might be named Pres ton. Surely these were changes of which it might well be asked, how did they come about, what have they brought, and whither do they tend ? Excluding Liverpool, which bad owed its increase to various influences, two words would suggest what the greater part of the increase in the county had been owing to, and those words were—cotton and ma chinery. The woad fact which deserved attention was, that in proportion as the population had augmented, the strength and bitterness of party spirit, both in politics and religion, had been gradually diminishing. The manifesta tions of tyrannical temper that had taken place in this town within the remembrance of persons now living, were of such a kind as no party would dare to manifest in our day. Some 30 or 40 years ago, the men who possessed the chief authority in this district , exercised it with brutish arbitrari ness. The secular magistracy and the clergy both exercired their functions, for the most part, in the spirit and manner of men who seemed to feel that power had been given to them to fix the brand of jacobin on every man pos sessing the slightest sympathy with liberal principles, and to attach the reproach of infidelity to 'all who were known to speak in behalf of religious freedom. To depart in the slightest degree from the prevalent notions as to the manner in which national and human affairs should be regulated, was accounted to be allied even to conspiracy itself. To propose or practise anything as a mode of wor ship that did not receive parliamentary authority was to be scorned, suspected, and treated in every way most galling to men of noble aim ' • sad the parties who thus treated them were for the most part eoarseminded, ignorant, and coarse. mannered men—men good at the chase, good at the dinner party, and skilful of disposing of old por t . Thank God that that order of things has passed away . Dr. Vaughan here referred to the field of Peterloo, and contrasted the state of things in 1810 with that which existed during the disturb anew of 1842, to the neanilhat advantage of the latter. Men, he said, might think little of dims things, and take signs of progress as matters of mune ; but to him it was impossible to look upon signs like these without finding matter in it for gratitude to God. We still have our differences; but no one acquainted with the pest and looking at the present could fail to see that we ere a wiser and a very much better man nered eamananity, even in our meet excited moments, than we were in times gone by. The third point in which great haprovemeat bad taken place was in respect to the intelli gence of the people generally, and especially of the operative slams. Many rude and cruel sports, familiar in Lancashire helper Alty years ago, are now not only no longer witnessed, but the 1111149 of them is scarcely heard. The ability toread is nor beams so °moon, the disposition to read more or leas se general, sad the sense of shame among those who cannot read se asiversal, that it is not too much to my that the mired at the working men of Lancashire now is quite motherxalred eampeeed with what it was only 30 years ego. Cheap pableatiem at all descriptions are provided ter readers of tide dem and are read nowhere more than in the aseamfactarbeg districts, and especially in Lancashire. It la true, many of than are not of good tendency; but it should be a matter for gratitude that so large a portion of them were at least harmless, and so many of them decidedly good. Dr. Vaughan's impreaskon was, that the preponde rating influence of these publications was beneficial. No one could now address a Lancashire audience without feel ing that, except in particular times of excitement, it could appreciate evidence, understand argument, and was ever *pen to conviction. The parka for machine burning, which raged like a sea of fire over these northern districts la the ime7 of the present generation, has altogether meat *eV. The Mew Lila the employed can benefit them selves by desteryieg theproperty of their employers has dial eat. The aellea that public violence is the way to mean the ramavel et public grievances, thank God, has mead to be • sort of pear man's gospel. In 1842 the pro piety in this vast county was for a succession of drys completely at the disposal of the working classes, yet seareely a shred tattered. The reason wm . that the mating men of Lancashire were men whose pealshad been trained, and their hearts more or less rikriplised, so as to mit them for inch a short-sighted pulley. Again, in roped to religion, the change had been veep great. In the emelt of Enema a very large infusion evangelical *rams had been effected, and the charac ter of the church cossequently chatt ed to a great extent. The increase in the number of urehes had been very preat, and a corresponding immerse had taken place in the endng pleas wasship. Having thus referred to s sips of pavement and advancement, Dr. r i assita prameded to "slat oat certain new dangers which r eg a imilleanneme appeased to bate brought with them. eM bigotry wee pee, great prejudice and careless treak aligiormame was very revalent. A state of re r. of the de whisk pm- Z bili trl T taistry a lamirel yeas ego, aseneeti to be maim ea, especially mamma pang sad 'whistled persons ; ail it was spreading age ameept the tower clams, which snot infected by deism* the termer period to which hed referred. Abele*/ wealth, too, were peamient, as abuse. of intellipase. .There was pest pride of weed Metes. pride et yeoman, and love of luxury. Lew ma es* *4WD,. 'Vaughan strongly alu m Atalinak erminimenllng various remedial exam . ant esselgetibehe, the active and earnest support of all hildlailleme midi had a beneficial tendency. The lecture was ishilallmtitlih an appeal for public support on behalf of the Isimpaelleat CollegarMancisestsr Ettsminer. BLOWING VP A CASH-SAYE WITH GUNPOWDHIL— Between twelve sad two o'cdoeic on Mesday week, the eounthyphouse sad veldts of Akbelers= eon and Co_ ~ qtW autrehaste, Brumley, were breams open and plwadereL After heels' admittance Imo the pro- =het, the rebels armed abet 161, in telt lenges to local institution, together whit several bottles of gists and porter. They eft peened , de blow epos 1M ashefe with gunpowder, and suceestied la their elqbet the sn =appers to have been water than else ape& It was 60 Weide thee awe ally wee nib hewn up, bat the ohneed, eel ewe the reithem, it is supposed, wee •Ilewever thee, be, the else g o tte l atleslea, or penal Wary tiny hed•essisslves se Neared the thieves that they &moped, without piteer eves swat: soh. Information was gives 60 60 end a rew..rd of tee guineas otihree Pee the presessation of felon, Ow =a of robbers. Impeller Oran han preeseilede ineedgete the mallet, and ewe thee o'cleek mem abeam heat me% 0 01101 ham Damao, milks slam new MO , web ere& fa Ms pammoka, Mmt_aili b i a l b . bad kV :spotter 466116664 1161,100•40610 OINP" been absent hem his kratilefiti e u se was had been injured, me were i ••••• I Weseadoi.—Leethe MOM* SPORTING. WARWICK RACES—WEDNEspAr. 801.00011 HANDICAP of 10 son each, h ft, with 50 ad ded, for 2 and 3-yr aide, the recond to save his stake, and the winner to pay 10 eon to the starter, a winner of a handicap, subsequent to the publication of the weights, of the value of 100 son, to carry bib extra. One mile. (13 subs.) Mr. W. Be ford's Deceitful,f yra, Bst (W. lalar9e) 1 Lord Exeter's Cane. 3 yrs. 7st 3lb (J. Mann)) 2 Mr. J. Day's: by Mlrdoatelur, out of Maestri. 3 yrs, 6st 31b, oveltiq Mr. Meiklam's Fuld, Bird. 2 yes, Est Nb (Arnold) 4 Mr. tboelana's The Utrortor, r yrs. NN INS .... (W Slanway, 3 Mr. Come* e by Tombstone out of Paglerean's dans, yes, est llb (0. Maim) 6 Betting: 2 to 1 agst Deceitful, 3 to 1 get Paddy Bird, and 4to 1 agst Cane. Won by a length,lVadutra filly a TeZaLTE bad lh agr ctl in so i ro m . m tietst in sea . specie, Ivy subscrip tion of lb sovs. each,lo It, ands only if declared;&e. A winner of &handicap after the weights are declared of the value of 100 son. to earry3 lb. extra. Gentlemen riders ; professionals allowed to ride by carrying 61b. extra. Mile and a half. (19 subs., 11 of whom declared.) Mr. Martin's Upton (kb, 3 yrs, lust 111 b (Includ. 610. extra) (IL Darned) Mr. C. H. CareVs Axil 6 rrs, llst. .. . . .... Little) Mr. itsznett's mutes a yrs. 9st 10 . 1 . b tinclad. bib extra) latroan) 3 Mr. J. Day's New Forte. Deer, aced, lard lW. Beata) 4 Betting: Even on Agia, and sto 2 agst Arista. Won by a short head, Arista a bad third. Run in 2 min. 42 .res. _ _ COUNTY STAKES Of 100 ems., added to a handicap of 20 min. each, 10 ft, 5 only if declared, &c. Winners extra. The second to receive 30 sore. out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 26 son. towards expenses. One mile and a halt (51 subs., 19 of whom decimal.) Mr. Canoes Harp, 3 yro, ost alb (B.laud.) I Mr. Cbpslead's Candlew ick, 4 yrs, Ist Lb (Carroll) 2 The following also started, but were not placed: Mr. Gratvrieke's Landgrave, 5 yrs, 7st 1316 (Wittman) ; Mr. Shepherd's Poet Tempore, 6 yen, Ost 11Ib (Charlton) ; Lord Enfield's William the Conqueror, 4 yrs, Est 101 b (K itehener) ; Mr. Drinkald's Dulcet, aged fat Wlb (Pasts); Lord Exeter's Tophana, 6 yes, tat 41b (W. liarlock) ; Lord Brook's Grief, 6 yrs, 6st 21b (Knoll) ; Mr. Fowler's The Moak, 4 yrs, 6st (Wells) ; Mr. J. Morland's King of Oude, ' 4 . yes, 6st 91b (Kendall); Lord Chesterfield's Humphrey, 4 yes, test 91b (Ashman); Mr. Payne's Catalpa, 3 yrs, Sat Sib (Harding); Lord Exeter's Cane, 3 yrs, 4st 916 (Stegglea). Betting: 5 to 2 apt Harp, 5 to 1 agst King of Oude, 5 to 1 apt Landgrave, 11 to 2 agst Post Tempura, 7 to 1 apt Catalpa, and 10 to 1 each apt any other. A very fine race between Harp, Candlewick, and Cane, Harp winning by half a length, and Candlewick beating Cane by a length ; Humphrey fourth. This race was not timed. AVON bTAKEs of 16 son. each, 10 tt ; two-year-olds, 'Tat three, 9st. Maidens allowed 51b, and marts and geldings allowed 31b. T.Y.C. (10 subs.) Mr. INtakald's Grey Tommy, 2 yrs, 7st (G. E. Sharp) 1 ' Mr. rimiest-Ed Rowley, 2 yr0.6491b (IlistMr. Milford's Peppermint, 4 yrs, lot Mr. Meiklam's Paddy SU, 2 yrs, 7etd 4 Betting: 5 to 4 on Grey Tommy, 7 to 4 apt ( Arnol d) l'eppermint, aid 10 to 1 apt each of the others. A fine race between Grey Tommy and Old Rowley, and was won rather cleverly at last by a neck, Peppermint a bad third. Run in 1 min. 35 see. Town PLATE, of 50 soya., added to a handicap of 5 sous. each, 2 ft., for 3-yr-olds and upwards; a winner of 100 son. after the declaration of the weights to carry Lb extra. The winner to pay 10 son towards the alteration of the course. One mile. (17 subs.) Mr. Jones's foal°, 3 y yo, 6st SA) Mr. Smythe'. Mina, 3 yts, lat 12th (Keodall) 2 Mr. Caren's Prestige, 3 yrs, 7st Mb (J. nbat p) S Mr. J. K Scott'. Manebeeter, &yrs, Sot 1oth Betting: 5t04 on Tonic. Won in a canter, by six kelps. Run in 1 min. 46 sec. w anima Ccc, or 200 son., by subscription of 10 sows. each, with 100 added; the second to receive 30 sons. out of the stakes; 3-yr•olds, 6st )016; four, Bst 71b; five, 9st llb ; ail and aged, Sat bib : mares allowed 71b, and geldings Slb. Winners extra. Allowances for maidens. The winner to pay 5 was. to the judge, and 16 Ens. towards expenses. Three miles. (28 subs.) Mr. eaxon's The Klock Donor, 3 yr., Con 101 b (Men) 1 Mr. Greenbelt Carboo, 4 yrs, list Sib (Flatinon) 2 Lord Warrialb Lesplear, 3gro, QN Jib Moulton) The following also ran: Nutcracker, Remunerator, Ma caw, and The Tout. Betting : 6 to 4 agst Black Doctor, 7 to 4 agst Cariboo, and 6to 1 each apt Leap-year and Macaw. Won by a length, Leap-year a bad third ; the others were pulled up some distance from home. Became . HANDICAT of 3 wars. each, with 20 added. 5 furlongs. '-. &stoles Mr...__.__ . arafibsett, I yrs, eat 41b Mr. Carew's Luciana, 4 we, est (J. (Warp 2 Mr. Gosch's Bear, 3 yra fat (Wells 3 Mr. Gonna'. Happy Quess, aged, 7st 610 , W. Mame 4 Betting: sto 4 agst Sear, and sto 2 agst haffinch. Won easily by a length ; Happy Queen a bad third. ltun in Im. 4 see. Guar WARWICKSHIRE &nous of 10 sows. each, with 50 added, for 3-yr olds; colts, Set 71b; fillies Mt 21b. The winner to pay 10 50,.. to the fund. One ;mile and three quarters. (7 subs.) Mr. Juaca's lanthe, VW 21b (Fistratual Payee's Catalpa, est lib , Betting: 5 and 6 to 4 on lanthe, who won in a canter by two lengths. Run in 3m. 29 sec. SELLING STAKE. of 5 suss. each, with 25 added ; three yr-olds, 7st 101 b; four, 9st ; five, 9st 101 b; six and aged, lOst ; mug; and geldings allowed 31b, maidens allowed ab, &c. ; heats, one mile, (6 subs.), were won in three heats by Mr. I. Day's Exhibition, 3 yrs, (201.) (CarroU), beating Mr. J. Fowler s Silence, 3 yrs, (All.) (Kendall) ; Mr. Davies's Capsicum, 4 yrs, (301.) (Wells) ; Mr. Everett's Forest, 5 yn, (500 (Crickmcre) ; and Mr. (leech's Scar, 3 yrs, (20) (Preece .) LATEST BETTING. GREAT Y06.1[511114R UANDICAP. 9to 2 age. Calculator I 611 Ma Cons* 3to 1 Clarissa le to 1 Castle sr. LEGER. 5 to 2 apt Hernandez (t) 14 to 1 apt Mahan 4to 1 Tb• ran 14 to 1 Remainder 6to l J. Day's lot 15 to l lamortlae (I) to 1 Aphrodite ECCLES RACES.—MoNDAY. TRIAL SRARES of 3 son each, with 15 added. One . ~ _ Mlle. (8 subs.) Mr. Dobalm's I by Inds* out of Soldier's Daughter's d 3 yrs Mr. Bherend's Labyrinth, 3 yrs (Watson 2 Mr. O'Brima's nldgate, 3 yr. (Dab 3 The following also ran :—Brithdee, 4 yrs ; La Veleuse, 15 yrs ; Young Thalia, 8 yrs ; Lady Jersey, 6yn ; Made line, 3 yrs : and Crabba, aged. Wen by a neck. MATCH, 50 son. Half a mile. Lieutenant Harelay's Champagne, lost (Owner), beat Captain Dickson's Solomon, list ( Owner ), by a length. CENTLIMIN'S PUIIBI of 20 son, added to a handicap of 3 SOTS each. One mile and three quarters. (6 subs.) Mr. Anowaraith's PIM MAW 4 yrs, est 410. Ithborael 1 Mr. Jobana's Lady Jens', 3 Ira. tit Sib ..... ..... (Hopwood 2 , Mr. Pans ad Lathat. ^ yrs Mt 10th (From 3 Won by two lengths. Ixtrararmss' PLATE of 15 son, added to a sweepstakes One mile. (3 subs.) V of, 2 r son e . p .l te r h i w i l l eM' . 3 yr.. (20t.), Sat 10th .......that) 3 1 1 Mr. Whkias'. Lady Speedy, 1 yrs (20t.), Set 21b(Duflis) 1 3 3 Kr. Wright's Emma Magma, 6 yrs, 10st yin... ((lark) 2 8 2 Won easy. -- TX:WHAT._ - - - -- TILAPPORD-PARE HANDICAP of 3 DM each, and 25 added. One mile and three quarters. (6 subs.) Mr. Arminianles That Rate, 4 yrs. sat 12113 Towles) 1 etr.abepierers Lsbyriatb, 3yrs. lit Sib (Watsca) Mr. Pees ad Lathe, 6 yrs, sat 71b (Prat ) 8 The following deo nn :—The Mew, 9st 41b ; Alma, ffat 71b;. and Little Araby, 714 101 b. Won by a neck. 011 AND STAND PLATE of 151._, one mile, was won by half a length by Mr. Wllkins's Lady Speedy, 4 yrs, 7st 101 b (Fowler), beating Mr. Dobson's The Stranger's Daughter, 4 yas, Sat (Metcalf), Mr. Ball's Defiance, yn, Sat 71b (Slippers), Mr. O'Brian's Aldgate, 6 yrs, Sot 41b (Evans), and Mr. Hobson ndßoche Maid, aged, 7st 101 b (Atherton). CURRAGH SEPTEMBER MEETING. The September Meeting (generally the most interesting one of the year) commenced on Tuesday, and attracted a very large and highly fashionable assemblage of visitors, among whom we observed the Earls of Miltown and Howth, the Marquise( Waterford, Lord Itussborough, Sir T. Burke, Bart.; Messrs. Edw. Kennedy, J. Courtney, W. Quin, C. St. George, M.P., John Maher, W. Disney, E. J. Irwin, Hon. J. O'Grady, Major Allen, let Dragoons; Captain Johnson, bth Dragoons; Captain Hayes, 92nd Hip lenders ; Mr. Cunningham, 92nd Highlanders; with several other of the usual attendance on the abort grass. The weather was particularly fine, and the racing good indeed. The race for her Majesty's Plate excited an extraordinary degree of interest, in consequence of a dead heat between Indian Warrior mid Allegretto colt, the for mer ultimately winning, after a most exciting struggle, by a length. Lord Waterford's Perdita filly won the Scurry Stakes easily; and Brother to Chanticleer the sweepstakes of 1.0 eovs. each, by two lengths. BETTDIG AT MANCHESTER.-TUESDAT. CREST YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. Pat 6to 1 agat w elarimia (1) 7to mat oma& (t) 11 to 2 Calculator (t) lb to 1 a 6to 1 Nosey lllto 1 Rasa Small INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. WEIGHTS TOIL THI CESAREIRITCR STAZZB.—Einedlll4O 5 yrs, 9st ; Cossack, aged, 9st ; Vatican, 5 y i n, 9st ; Wool wich, 5 yrs, Bet 1216 ' • Elthiron, 6 yrs, Bst filla ; Teddington, 8 yn, Bat 716 ; Carlins°, 4 yrs, Bst 716 • Nancy, 3 vrs, Bst 71b; I:lrin 3 yrs, Bst 41b ; Rustiorouds, 4 yrs, Bst ; Land f!re, 6. TM Bst 416; Lady Elveln, 6 yrs, Bst 21 ; The Nigger, 4 yrs, Bst; Vampyre, aged, Set ; Backbiter , 8 yrs, Bst ; Pitsford, 4 yrs, Bst; Ring of Oude, 4 yea , Tat 131 b; Nutshell, 4 yrs 7st 1016 ; Nines, 4 yrs, 7st 1016 ; Strong bow, 6 yrs, 7st ' lOl6 ; Rhesus, 6 yrs, 7st 916; Clothworker, 6 yrs, 7st 91b ; Borneo, 6 yrs, 7M Mb • Hernande t 3 yr b s, 7st 716 ; The Ban, 3 en, 7st 71 6 ; Hotherps, 3 yrs, 7s 71 ; 7st 616 • William the Conqueror, 4 yn, Tat ilib ; merino 6 yrs, let 1 ; a b Old Dan Charles, 4 Ts , 7 . 1 alb ; ' 7 41b • Neasham Tucker, 5 yrs, 70 elb : Fogleman, 6 yrs, 7st , , yrs, st ; Windisbgratz, Knight °f CiwYnnelk4arrbo'ronah /3 . 1 u . c t k 2 , 1t 3 , . yr: a :s a lt:6 3 ; m ila . 3 yrs, 7st 316 ; Little Jacky& Tn. erbeyt , t . Loa, 7st 216 ; Montagne, 6 ifs. if; 14 3 6 Fls, 7s , - stone, 6 yrs, 7st ; 14 4 B e " Bauter-la-Corips, gm, Tat , Tophana, 6 yrs, 7st ; Lamar - tins, 3 r 6st 13Ib ; Constellation, 3 yrs, fi st 1316 ; Apbro• did, 3 ys, Est 13Ib ; Remunerator, 4 •)711, 6st 1316 ; Panope, 4 yrs, let ; Westow, _yrs . , _7M •, Nutcracker, 4 yrs, 6st 121 b ; Italian, 4 yrs, fat 121 b ; Mark Tapley, 4 yrs, eat 1216; Seaman, 4 yrs, Est 1216 ; Ephesus, 3 yrs, 4 Yrs, Tat ; Est 121 b ; Beebunter, 4 yrs, Est 12lb ; Exeter, 3 yrs,- fist 121 b; Guldfinder, 3 yrs, Get 121 b; liene Bom bers, 3 yes, fat 10Ib ; Newminster, 3 yrs, 64 101 b; Clasher, 3 yes, 6st 1016; Confidence, 3 yrs, Est 10 1 b; Black Doctor, 3 yrs, Est 1016; Haricot, 4 yn, 6.t 101 b; Bac chanalian, 6 yn, 6st 91b; tilt Rowland 'f renchard, 3 yrs, 6.1 71b; Sister to Little George, 3 yrs,6•47lb ; Chief.l ostler, 4 yrs, Get 71b ; Snowstorm, 5 yrs, Est 71b ; enwtts, 3 yrs, Est tfib ; Cocktail, 5 yrs, list Slb ; Deckle, 4 yn, 6st 51b; Vancouver, 4 yrs, Est 6lb ; Officious, 4 yrs, Est 51b ; Cheerful, 5 yn, Gst ffib ; Confessor, 3 yrs, 6st 41b ; Glenhawk, 3 yrs, Est 41b ; Ileriot, 3 yrs, 6st 4lb ; Unity, 3 yrs, fist 41 6 ; Fire-eater, 5 yrs, 6st 416 ; Dulcet, aged, Est 4lb ; lViuudykc, 4 yrs, Est 41b; England's Glory, 3 yrs, 6st 31b ; It indbound, 4 yrs. Est 316; tiarforth, 4 yrs, 64 3113 ; Anspseh, 3 yes, tist2lb ; Tho Marchioness, 6 yrs, Est llb ; fby Ilarkaway dam by Rust, 3 yn, 6st llb ; Lady Geraldine colt, 4 yrs, • 6.1; inckstren, 3 yn, 6st ; Mrs. Taft, 6 yn, Gat ; Lan&ton, 5 yrs, Gst ; Barton, 4 yrs, Gat ; Narcissus, 4 yrs, 6st; Wall flower, 5 yes, 6st ; Hippolytus, 3 yrs sst 1316; Calmar, 4' ' yrs, bat 131 6 ; Aaron Smith, 3 vrs, bit 1316 • Combatant, 5 yrs, fist 131 b ; Chanspion,s yrs; bet 1303 ; W arwick,i 4 yrs, bat 1216; Quicksand, aged, bat 121 b ; Breba, 3 yn,bst I2lb ; , Merry Veal, 3 yrs, fist 1216 ; Runnymede, 3 yn, 3,1 12111 ; I Harp, 3 yrs ' Sat 121 6 ; Recruit, 3 yrs, fist 121 b ; rhlege- , than, 3 yrs, bat 12Ib ; Videntine ' 4 yrs, 54 111 6 ; Jack Lemming, 3 yn, fist 101 b ; Barcelona, 3-yrs, fist 10lb ; The- ' sees, 3 yrs, Sat 61b ; liungerford, 3 yrs, Sat 916 ; Flying • Gout ,6 yrs, sst Slb • . ranuetta, 3 yrs. So 61b ; Mokanna, 4 yrs, S at tilb ; Salute, 4 yrs, sst 7lb ; Sister to Clothworker, 3 yrs, bat 71b ; Grand Duke, 3 yrs, sst 61b ; Vermuth, 3 yes, not 51b ; Autigonc, 3 yrs, sst 41b ; Sunrise 3 yrs, fist 411) ; . cby Tearaway dam by Alcaston, 2 yrs, 514 4lb ' • Terpsi- . chore, 3 yrs, sst 4lb ; Arista., 3 yrs, sst 31b ; Miss Flyaway, 3 yrs, sst 31b ; Tightwaist, 3 yrs, sst 21b ; Heart of Oak, 3 . yrs, bst2lb ; Consolation, 3 yrs„fist.2l6 ; Brother to Willing ham, 3 yrs, sst 21b ; Reindeer, 3 yrs, Sat ; harpsichord, 3 yrs, sst ; be by Gladiator out of Abbess, 4 yrs, Set ; Pri mula, 4 yrs, sst ; King Charming, 3 yn, fist ; Banned°, 4 yrs Oat ; Presto, 3 yrs, 4st 13113 ; La Fiancee, 4 yrs, 4stl3lls; Sleamere, 3 yn, 4st 121 b ; Candlewick, 4 yrs, 4st 111 b ; Alalerhamann, 3 yro, 4st 101 b ; True Blue, 3 yrs, 4st 81b ; &milord, 6 yrs, 4st 81b; Letterpress, 3 yrs, 4st 71b ; Cane, 3 yrs, 4st 41b ; Tragedian, 3 yes, 4st 4lb ; Border Boy, 3 . yrs, 4st 416 ; British Buy, 3 yrs, 4st 41b ; Waterfall, 3 yre 4st 4lb ; l'inch, 3 yn, 4st 101 b ; Cyclops, 3 yrs, 4st ; gb; St. Martin out of Bess, 3 yrs, 4st; Gay Lass, 3 yrs, 4st. Ace:ptances to be declension or before the 9th of Sep tember. . NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING, 1851. WEIGHTS for the CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES, to declare forfeit by September 9.—Cossack, a,cd, 9,t21b; Woolwich, 5 yrs, 9ot ; Esscdarius, 5 yes, 9st ; Vatican, 6 yrs, tht; Elthiron, 5 yrs, Bst 11lb; Nancy, 3 yrs, Bst 101 b; ledding ton, 3 yrs, Bst 91b; Uriel, 5 yrs, Bst 7lb ; Landgruve, 6 yrs, Bst 716 ; Bordeaux, 4 yrs, Bst 61b; Grecian, 3 yrs, 84 61b; Alonzo, 4 yrs, Bst Sib; Itussborough, 4 yrs, Bst 41b; Lady Evelyn, a yrs, Sot 21b; Pitaford, 4 yrs, Bst; Strungkuw, 5 yrs, let 1316; The Nigger, 4 y .. rs, 13!b; Aphrodite, 3 yrs, sat 1216; Rhesus, 3 yrs, 14 121 b ; Nutshell, 4 yrs, 7st 101 b; lb:shunter, 4 yrs, 7st 1016; Ilulthurpc, 3 yrs, 7st 91b; Marlborough Buck, 3 yrs, 74 91b ; Ileraandes, 3 yrs, 7st 91b ; Prime Minister. 3 yrs, 7st 916 ; Forester, a yrs, Ist 816; Post Tempore, 6 yrs ' 74 81b; Borneo, 6 yes, lit Sib; Loadstonc, 6 yrs ' 7st 7th ; William the Conqueror, 4 yrs, 74 61b; Neasham, 3 yrs, 7st Glb ; Kniyht of G wfnne .4yrs 7st 616; Windischgratz, 4 yrs, 7st alb; Clarissa, 3 yrs, 7st 51b; Clasher, 3 yes, 7st 41b; Sauter la Coupe, 5 yrs, 7st 416; Mon tague, 5 yrs .. . 7st 41b; Herbert, a yrs, 7d 41b ; Italian, 4 in, sat 416 ; Laugh Hawn, 3 yn, 7st 4th; Mark Tapley, 4 yrs, lot 31b; Vain, 5 yrs, 74 31b; Black Doctor, 3 yrs ' 7st 21b; Ariosto, 3 yrs, 7st 21b; Exeter, 3 yrs, st 21b; Lamartine, 3 yrs, 7st 2lb ; Newmiaster, 3 yrs, lit 2lb ; Mountain Deer, 3 yrs, Tat 21b ; Ribaldry, 6 yrs, lit 21b; Ephesus ' 3 yrs, let Ilb ; Little Jack, 4 yrs, ist ; Woodlark, 6 yrs, 74; Lon stellation, 3 yrs, lot; Chief Justice, 4 yrs, ,at; Dulcet, aged, Gst 131 b; Westow, 6 yrs, Est 13th; Wunuta, 3 yrs, 64 I3lb; Otticiouo, 4 yrs, Est 131 b ; Windbound, 4 yrs, Gst 121 b ; Cran berry, 4 yn, Est 121 b; Royal Hart, 4 yrs, Gst 1116; Conks dense, 4 yr., 6st Illb ; Heroine, 5 yrs ' Gst 1116 ; l'anope, 4 yrs, 6st Illb ; Ilesse Homburg, 3 ye s , Gat 111 b ; Califor n i a , 4 yrs, Est 1016 ; Fallow Deer, 6 yrs, Gst 101 b ; Darkie, 4 yrs, Est lUlb; Eliza Middleton, 4 yrs, Got 10lb ; Wallflower, 5 yrs, Est 91b; llouk'em Snivey, 3 yes, Gst Bth; Clelis, 4 yrs, Get 816; Sir Rowland Trenchard, yn, Est Sib; Run nymede, 3 yrs, Got 816 ; Calmar, 4 yrs Gst 71b ; Cruet's, 3 yes, Got 71b; Vancouver, 4 yrs, fist 711:; Garfosth, 4 yrs, fist 71b; Theseus, 3 yrs Gst 71b; Ellenlie, 4 yrs, fist 71b ; Ileriut, 3 yrs, 64 710; 'Swindler, 4 yn, Gst 716; Anspech, 3 yrs, Gst blb ; lentils, 3 yrs, fist 6th; Unity, 3 yrs, Est 611); Catalpa, 3 yrs, Got 51b ; Glenhawk, 3 yrs, fist 61b ; Warwick, 4 yrs, Got 4lb ; Guy Mannering, 3 yrs ' fiat 4113; Snowstorm, 5 yrs, Gst 41b ; Bushranger, 4 yrs, tilt 411,; England's Glory, 3 yrs, Got 316; Hungerfurd, 3 yrs, Gst 31b; Midas, 3 yrs, 6st 21b; Recruit, 3yrs, Gst2lb; Elver, 4 ye,, Est 21b; Grand Duke, 3 yrs, Sat 2lb ; Haricot, 4 yn, fist 21b ; Narcissus, 4 yrs, Cat 21b ; Merry Peal, 3 yrs, Gat 211); Breba, 3 yrs, Gst 2lb ; Vivandiere, 3 yrs, fist; Harp, 3 yrs, fat ; Antigone, 3 yrs, Gst ; Deceitful, 3 yrs, Gst; Barton, 4 yrs, Got; Tonic, 3 yrs ' sst 13th; Mokanna, 4 yrs, 6st 131 b ; Truth, 3 yrs, Est 1316 ; Paquette, 3 yea, Set 131 b ; Equiria, 4 yrs, sst 1316 ; Jack Le em i n g, 3 yrs, sst 121 b ; Nautch Gal, 5 yrs, sst 1216 ; Tights waist, 3 yrs, sst 1216; Humphrey, 4 yrs, sst 11th; Vcrinuth, 37n, eat 11th; c byTearaway dam by Alcaston, 3 yrs, fiat Illb; PWgethon, 3 yrs, sst 11 1 b; Manifold, 4 yrs, fist 9 1b; Faux Pas, 3 yes, fist tilb; Flying Gout, 3 yrs, oat ;e. by Gla diator out of the Abbess, 3 yes, fist Sib; Pessima, 4 yrs, Sat Bth ; La Fiancee, 4 yr, sst 716 ; f. by Gladiator outs* Sprite, 4 yrs, Sat 71b; bL c. by Prince Caradoe out of MSS Julia Bennett, 3 yrs, Sit 71b; Incundus, 3 yrs, fiat 71b; Reindeer, 3 yes, not Sib; dEolus, 3 yrs, tat 511); Harpsi chord, 3 yrs, sst 31b; Ahderhaman, 3 yrs, sst 31b; Letter press, 3 yrs, sst 21b ; Sardenapalus, 3 yrs, sst 21b; King Charming, 3 yn ' Sat 21b ; Cane, 3 yrs, 64 21b ; Candlewick, 4 yrs, sst; f. byl'antaloon out of Fuglenian's dam, 3 yrs, sst ; Presto, 3 yn, sst; Tragedian, 3 vrs 44 1211); Falcon, 4 yrs, 4st 101 b ; f. by Alpheus, oat of hoarding School Miss, 3 yrs, 4st Jib ; Fellow me ads, 3 yrs, 44 91 6 ; Curl, 3 y rs , Lass, 3 yn, 4st 41b. 4st 7111 Pinch, 3 yrs, 4st 416 ; Cyclops, 3 yrs, 4st 1 1 1); (fay BEDFORD, 1851. FIRST DAY.—ACCEPTANCES FOR THE BEDFGEDSHIRM Sragr.s.—Montague, 6 yrs, Bst 716 ; Fugleman, 6 yrs, Bst ,• Retail, 5 yrs, lst 111 b ; Panope, 4 yes. 7st 51b ; Salute, 4 yrs, 7st 31b ; The Wren, 4 ye., Got 916; br c by Velocipede, out of Lady Geraldine, 4 yrs, Gst 91b ; Leap-year, 3 yrs, Gat 71b ; Sunrise, 3 yrs, 6st 71b ; Avis, 3 yrs, bat 31b; Cited diniton, 3 yrs, 64; Tilsit; 5 yrs, fat. NOMINATIONS FOE THE BCVIIILY HANDICAP OF 100 SOPS, &c.—Gay Lass, 3 yrs; b c by Charles Xll., out of Mrs. Bull, 3 yrs ; Timid lawn 3 yrs; Julia, 3 yrs; Wood lark, 5 yrs ; Manifold, 4 yrs • beceitful, 3 yrs; Diigenee, 4 yrs; Leybourne, 3 yes; &mills, 6 yrs; fby Slane, out of Exotic, 4 yrs; Truth, 3 yn; Hegley, 6 yrs; Knight of Thistle, 3 yrs • Ireenadus, 3 yes; Arlene, 4 yrs; Alicia, 3 yrs; Gipsy Bt'iy, 3 yrs; Teeswater, 4 yn; Flare-up, 4 yrs; Reaper, 3 yea; Old Fox, 5 yrs. Same_ rarrkaik M Mr. Le•Nre, to in • yealwaire Sr. pea. Is of hies- tee% the Medan , of the county ; r. Cork% died, •me therapon. a ear test of remarkable spirit mess between• the elikeen as te kb eumenar. The sheiks of oftener is weir by the Mese Obeitenhes% width hin the centre et lie senilbsead Mr. Pros% a Meilen ban inhabiting% th Messner people nenderend Mr. Lemony., a Oisiersiet mea n the knee king a Mir swank% wad the lames lbw& At the itss f , Mr. lawommi beaded ebniilmt the fret day by some N Dee 10 vets% were dm esnmentite alike a number et Sett dens mem •tapenikelirel, end pellid sem i t te parlise Meanie gni Mariner . free lora& ea fassinsay es% teessed out et si Institute by ems smiths proems. The rseelt 18 114 tfsfr was, WM Mr. lessee's mese were taker, /1,11.1101 ed the psi sad wee Wend shined. - He em mend she afire tqi S• the bile litheressest erint ems ne weeks se% when Mil gamins of Om l their votes wesinbi Med behre **Mkt jay. h i labe recollected, bewever, shat at the bet•memeattlr. Prima withdrew bk ph% end relineniibeil the ellee. • new eiNelin Mee When Way. W. Deal, Ho i f e Mani. of Glirmilesehhe, bol d. lag a newt tint purpose. Lewd liedeseals pespoeed Mr. laveveve. and H e km speech imiewed esuadust of the drew eiwise. He denounced Ow yeariseideeed on that eeresisa• lb, Mr. Press as hbeismse wee, end mid be had camikred ha duty es a trelehelde% M take • tim metier ilig en tl sio nipese of Pio NOM Of tie holtheses , %we was 119 el alai dateAwaPoatol, end Mr. Laurens woe hathwed duly ected. BLITAWr AND COUNTY DOWN RUMAT. Trade foe the week ending August 31, 1861 :Farmer% subscriptions, gooda, and paresis, 2611. do. N. Pm the week ending lot Sept., 1860, 2211. 2e. Od. MILITARY. Hostas 00411tD8 . , Aso. 19. CIRCULAR MEMORANDUIL—In consequence of the diversity of practice and inefficiency of the existing methods of marking the deserter with the letter D, and it being found, in many iastaneee, that the mark lies become obli terated in a short time, mid even been removed by artificial means, it has been decided that, Atom the Ist October next, this part of the sentence of the .court-martial shall be in dicted, in all cues where practicable, in the military prisons by the medical officer attached to each of those esta blishments, and under special instructions from the Secre tary at Wee. Under this improved system it is expected that this important part of the sentences of courts-inertial will be duly and effectually carried out. Offenders sen tenced to imprisonment, and who are, also, to be marked with the letter 1), will, therefore, in all cases be committed to a military prison, in order to this part of their sentence being inflicted. This rule applies equally to all deserters, so sentenced, whether the individual is ultimately to be discharged the service or not, although such prisoners may nut be liable to be retained in the military prisons for a longer period than may be deemed sufficient to render the markindelible. Soldiers, however, who are to be marked with the letter D and sentenced to transportation nithout previous imprisonment, or belonging to corps stationed in districts where there may not be a military prison, are to be ea marked at their regiments as heretofore. In order to ascertain how far a permanent impression has been ob tained, a record is to be kept at the prison, showing thu date on which the offender is marked, and the state of the mark when he quits the prison ; and reports thereon are to be made, periodically, to the War-office from the several military prisons. An annual return is, also, to be tramp: suited on the Ist of January in each year to the War-office by regiments and deplts, showing the names of all soldiers who have been so marked in the military prisons, and the state of the mark at the date of the return being rendered. As the new arrangement will commence on the Ist October next, a return for the quarter to 31st December, 1851, is to be rendered to the War-office.—by command, G. Brioutx, Adjutant General. TILE COLLIERY ACCIDENT AT KINOSWOOD.—BRIS- • TOL, SIT. 3.—APEILEHENBION OF THE ENGINEER.--An in quest on the body of the boy, S. Newman, who, it will be remembered, was killed on Monday afterno on last by falling down the shaft of the "Deep-pit,' at Kingswood ,in entitle- • Inuring to escape being drawn over the shirer wheel, with sin of his companioas, was convened this morning al the King's Arms Ina, Kings wood-hill, before the coroner, Mr. W. Joyner Ellis. Evidence of identification having been taken, the coroner beard the evidence of Moses Jefferies, who was haekonan of the pit at the Limo the accident occurred. His statement was the same in substance as the facts which have already appeared in our paper, and et its conclusion tho coroner said he . cocooned it right to order the apprehension of the engineer of the pit, John Stow, and accordingly issued instructions to Serjeant Mule, of the county constabulary, by whom Stone was taken into custody the same afternoon. Hale - conveyed him before J. Hughes, Esq., magistrate, of Downend, charged on suspicion of having corm' the death of S.ephen Newman, end be was remanded until Tuesday morning next, at ten o'clock, at which time the' inquiry will be re sumed, the coroner in the meantime having to give the requisite two days' notice to the Secretary of State for the Doan Department. The wounded boys in the infirmary are improving, so that hopes arc entertained of them o'clock the Lord Ma N : d y s o nit r: be t S eo ad eu F u e ,rt A s th l g L lo e of — r art ipes Y c i i ,e r t . li St recovery. hßoile S aih i dson . f ir :Di o r : a n : o e g u pr d o ar d:e y l l . y aam :N u att o m ivi t o w b ne e i l r t fve h o o r - p, n's standing the meagreness of the fair, uow shorn of all old our own countrymen, equalled at least in number bg: I foreigners of all nations, visited the far-famed spot. , Yr~