The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-22 00:00:00

:11'L' H c o t< Ttt • 41 - fprt• 4 ssaudvi .- - - A 04 -e:a-si-as- ~'7 • - ,. :- S, - a -.- ors- P -- 11‘ -,' ,tfr,4e>df-s No. 3,045.] ADRAS. will meet w ith qu i e t d espatc h , the 4 ,1 II Ironer., Reltkh built Alp CIIIISIPTAIN. Al, 3t tow re, r. I. 1.1,11 Aft. r.gon. k n.kr In tba WM helix Pock- —Apply 1.101 LNIIN. LI% I N 1.51*./N. and Co., 31. Groat et. Helen, APE o 1 Cool) HOPE, with quick d e spat c h, th e C suloultd ettprve Alp HENRY ELLIS, AI, 401 tune TEIfWeT. PARKER. l'unnonaoler . In th e Lilo , on Dock. TLI bcantl• .tilp lath by Mr. J. Plleog Souderton I, offers a nret.rnte to SOULNIIN, A, will shortly bs despatched, having t„ , ,c u i .l a r o l 7l. l : T 4 .sl It An 11171/ NI, Ai 1 An a ea"hrs.lPtrgt. the "*W . eiarael TAVI C111)1IN ; hier u the London Dodo. Tr. • Ye reofel bar a lull pop. and rlttllrpt nerprprriOdPrion for pr. wn en►—AllAr 1.. To rt . LMIN. LI V INUOTON. awl Co.. 31. Gnat et. ■+r..ranrote. CEYLON Diftrt, will nil on the 15th of June WI pods must be alneathle sn4 estratt by Or Ulla, the tat lataan lerltl4 tat It b bLLE Ut:. Al, Ma bat. matt. trr J 1141 EASE, Cuattata4w, is the Laotian Dotty, Ila+ iod at, tnnarlati a tor pametayant--A Hay to TM; LMIN, LI VIN I:STUN, ant 1'0,31. Great at Helm s, Blab tocatc %tryst p/ONG HOG.—NOTICE to SHIPPERS.—AII Eftlislogeo.l..lf.q the NYMPH. AI, J. E. LE COUTEVR. ..mlBB‘ll'. BMA 1¢ ,thrwide and:hared In lb. a.t India Pucka Tltiollec IN Sod I...tn.—Apply to TOCLIIIN. LI% 1:It/Irrunt. and On. U. ORIN lL laden. goa PORT PHILLIP Direst (will ihorle be reg N ILL4I. der proosefs. mod hearted losi=Of Gams towourstio.osportusity for Atmore deGrouo of TAVVIV to LIVINGSTON. sal Co., 31. =lll7lll. LAUNCESTON Dreer, will be quickly drepatebed, the .14essild dipper ship M'Arrrh, A 1. 4.50 torn. W. 110. KTII. l oisata•tier ; Iu the LAMos Docks —Apply So ARD W Bit 32. Lestinthsll sews; or to Towaint. LIVING no:4.IM c0..10. Orma THE. following splendid SHIPS, belonging to )1, -.ft. Morey Winans sad am; et BYekws l bait uproar t.r the Itolia tale. are am:dated to Ism OL•VlilliND at she k nneni..eal .1. N MVO. I 1,141. mom ...I Smo N. K. Jolmolai Madre. 4ireet My 31 — th.tempt:. ..1 s IlLUicatts drat Job 11l ireake ll i TIT. !salt.. " 4 " is J. Nadas W Caleatta!ler: toe lona. stair. 4 asearrolmige. web 61 Wei; On& aid Sops. Nero. now Wham Soft 1:4 1:OR CAM:VITA Dino (no nil, sa nerd, from ~.074•01.3%i t t,n e ot Z to C ZIIA111 7 0. 1 7 ! 17 : 0 1 1 / to um moos M tho 1:141g . Pork. rbly e acelie.t N► Pomp, o cam on ezierteore4 AL L, lir •r_raran , 1144, t•• WY' It. oE ; ," MoLEOD. ALL, PORT. @NW/RUN. with Matra MONEY WI 08 Alt tad SOSO. 114. Loinimietrest 1108 BOMBAY (to sail from Oraveimend early is Awrc the i.k.tm &weir Reels, teak built enrolee pin =or iy LAIIIL DA LCARRAS, Mee t, , ns repttee. Wears.' to Wenn. 1i,.0% Heather, eV Iheeknon, HENRY 0 Rale. Coalmen dor . tonne le the Ere Inals Duets. Tble favourite ship hen excellent M pa.silossowl ylll auy as expel lasetAl trilla Tre“,•.4tat 1.0 IecLLOD, Az EPDXY. NW MO GA.. VOX BOMBAY Dime (with immediate despatch, .a: weer simeiment to Ow ElowpooMp Irk Luna Cowpony). the Intl haws lA* isiLor *Ali boa WUHAN, A I ~ ye,n, WI tor =or. e, e .lid • J. U. lILA DLit. SOX, le tie Doe!. Tips .plentelld Op AN litArtabe at prooopous. For to ght or pro. wort to DAWr ul Ned Altllo .1.111111toroqw• ; or to It. W. WHITS HORSE LINE of AUSTRALIAN PACKET+.—For 3111LNOU Wilt Turt Mille to sail saris la Jolrl the esteemed liiitirt Chow ship Wt . t*TLED FAWN, triao k{bet(11101 CA kit LK, Comeenader : leading in th e M. Katherine The asseennoutaiken of this epheedit seven are mot oaperier, Attain wheels sod he ander the nuessuun uf her Kedosse Commeloiusuro will inhume all Yu lame Improvement. inatei—(did ta'oe.3a intone. snood shin. ZD guinea, ; and Wrhl ittneria Shinto an isperientiet emnpeou—Appli to it bAVIAOS, /o, ltemenwelstnet. ZRALAN V 01141 =•1111111% um. moll WO pMmill dole Larks' ft camas% JlO4, Draw ' hilip Wag . J. ;11.115i1ia.... M , m I. Osinksed .1 i1141.r Loan IN 6 AM I a WI I To Wigan pad pompom 0 beloriorm. War Midi& el Pall SW Ca. M. Ora& ..1/ellin Dada - Vatemis•=.• • 1 ON MN n Ins las *me 14P1 every wallas appb se 11,11101flICK YOUNG GRINNISON sad TWEEDDALWB LINE of MCI( W! MIPS, 2/11,4 bra WM to glopelebed ve4er pl 11l 4 Yak 1 era 1ii...... - ' lon *dards iiiii:i . ... ,ii .rises ..id • .......• • .• ...• • florolme Boi I Aso .... m 4 W *wets-- I Cil I Pon flillp 111. *o. 1.1, 11Nat Map— ...BO •• • • •• • • • • • ...... /Ma lomie bre =Nike 0 " M m a im prijimUzZllV lis To lb& Ws kr ismagers.. ne rover.. Comb& W TWMIDDALZ. W. THE NORTH of EUROPE STEAM NAVI OAMN COMPANY/1 droadra ISTIMI SNITS vvill be Irr.g.t. WINK CONVIIIIIIII_POa. eM ammon bt I,aor Ilaboay vU Terabit ord Flordaras... gooses: For PETERvill'ItO TOWN. My Wood Juaoll VICEII/WEN. OWN. Joao 1,aw113. STETTIN. May Juno Earol U. DANT2III awl lioNl4.llolEllo. JitoLa: 18. r ua ralarlY woo roll for Tomah& _ For Et. 'by tals. and rolmaw mad Adron Or roula ita aVata M Rd T A M/ adorabl MVo ILER EWA NAVIGATION. VINO of tho SOUND DEP.& GAVIN(' e a TAKE of the INITINANCI se GOODIE For at parolan a. to pwaspirs. faros, sad *Womb Mae for WVO at th e.orat C. O. Klee W Imam sod *. ctko, to C. Moller, I. Ilarawyvroort, Taw- For tot. Poterhord aad all other Gallic Porta. to Nowa Hot Ewa aad Cr, 11 Moro agoare ; sod for pornraras sod Saft. l .• J. E. Niblick MU. (Word stmt. W. P. Augnanwk wan..r.e Motto,. aTEAM to OOTTENIBURO —REDUCED FAREft—n.:4o2lll et ISUROPI STEAM X AVIOATIoN l tail wilt wammithsi PANTaltryt t.. .are no ...„ yriu.a=l.=taj = b r io; taatmeets. Wait Le. arriving teem st 4 e.... ra teelt Staartal p.m." 14.......... be bootee OW ma awake mat wenn 10 p.m.ss Meat. tad eta at Ot Peeee—reen Hall re (Marta. SI: Its adliab7. aildirs sad clad &au. 14 w. it. AWDItIWO. hatwilit Diwevc STEAM to NEW YORK. frau Sootharoptoo. Tr relte Putt. MAW dam daft met asoadelly trota Soa k, IV KW YORK ulna 44 Wk.'s: LSO. 3000 Inas, kullieneymmer, W . 4. Ni ve NS, :AP bona, TN kaseminms r. 3 KW to.o. WO me Id ioarox. 2.20, wrW mi biabywor. July 16. lien lemers an wand Oar 11=Orkt Imam std far r e h i rmrard a leak k rj A i rs e ,., alma 220 sad daft mar Waft. lfd. lo .. ,til l IPLA i Ie 1 1 . & adds r pima Ohara's-dom. Rio Oa ----- ;Ti It trioftest Lhin4404.444 ff. Oadethardi• jaad ft DMA sad Yam at wadi apes dr UMW dada VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS. TO Pill PPEN.R. Th. VITTORIA DOCK COMPANY GIVE NOTICE TIM the IM ennul AGA. WS.: Tons. Broken. E r pnottus .....". LO IS CALCUTTA .... Philipp sod Os. ANTMLI ..... ..... 1.137 CALCUTTA .... Phillip:it NM Ce. INGA . .. ..... Mt CALCUTTA .... tirseerson /KAN. . LOVIS ...• ...•.„.• . . MO CALCUTTA .. . bouglat sisi Gs Uti CITY . .—. LIM I URRACIIEK i DOM HAY .... Wright Red Os. i n TBARLYA REEF.„. NEW YORK .. C. Gums. El:Alla: N (IX ........ MONO KONG .. Phillipin sad On. TR Kit I ....b. .. .. M..TIINN BURG Lindgren and Co. Ift sow isaglog c a lli Mamas Pock& TIN Cam, arm gin=f=frnm the Ilblomet dew wee. boo:knit . nr other. deliver Ihrto direl.rard =tido. kr leasrlt theses Le tee Dodo 1. per Sou Ors ts posotills. of pot Ins an se ow goo& so onnwriel sze Ka/rived Wen U. the b bi r i r Mt* eiml awes foe winner Rod eittP• 1011 ii the. melds& grit.azrizzro, tha w !: I. = .rnen isles. Dad 0..... sx4 Ime; se 0 lho GaAs. st lees liteeepril. le. Upperteevevevre. 0. DAPPER. Kamm .------_ IliAllt DESTROYER, for removing offootrially ..P.fooma !we from the tees. Wlro. Med boa* atitaye sr, te the *ls. tked et 3....0 .ha IL. and lea N. pie boWe, at pow L 7 A LLI. R.*. hair dm 11. 14W. Quem4ffiek MO Bel* ws• nntirall Pe .isiela : five by owl debt es cra. TIUMIRMAIt.— Prassetad by Royal Litter, Puget a Saba& mil * Msnab allblisols Mt her. Obis 410 Par* and Or laverbl ildm Mem. ?lbw sir. NIL I. 16 • ilia* lay iusi l s. iprimbunban. mil alimblos a:Ma l'elmer. Ilb. I. ~oft b Sr. ills* spew d lbw cob.:** mil windy amedblim all limb et *so Ibuyier „ Is Zt Vs bow e=4l Illb. lelsail IPuss emu sstr be eat fban el amble IMbly. be Ilybb Mob ebb 1•6111.7 t. I• lIMI *Am** et_ syboyier ts syymessim syd num ym Is as "Id lIIIIIIMINIIIML TII////11 NM I. UPI ralls a lre.,_ veld dire et mil. lei ye all by . _jtvi, Is Oss' lb Or WIN ably basal OW sr bdoll=b 4 - - • " .....2 Pia lb.. yr bye bra IN afti ihr lb. a*. lb. ; esb..bweby boy b • *Amy it gl Mb. ; *Mod lab me admiabberel by llylpyea. WOINIII4. LIM Ir. la "P rie rl a 'bobble bad mil Is Lomb= of Jybyyym... Onsbill ~ t21...1. bilysybyel . lad Prob. 1 10. WilegYeswi.._ .. 21128. e k / 114 • 4 =2"oalkoor; and swam. madam A 1). AUSTRALIA, Be.- 0 and c.. LINK—TM hinnies send hr the indseanationed peek. 1 i, : • , ... WI lii /47 no X DE. KAHN% ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 4. c4procaironikuia.4.puare.—Opm for esnYlonen only tin taa,4lWalahaa unlrn•lr of 1. 00 Prins/Wow, eholisting worry part f tho hum .n (ran,. In health and 61.••••., tbr Idea of inn. to. LKCTUII I:n at Mara. two, four. and ball yea mot. byIIII.:XTON. awl nen and highly Intenntlaiserno • Ibreterso non In ~roof oy DT. KAUNAS Oblivalt Nett ITII7 maim Admission. Ono Milling. ( -N)AL DEPARTMENT.—By Screw sod Hallway. N.../ LEA sad C... Illabhury tool Kii.erland Depots—flettorir. pee to.. dire horn the Colliery to the rnplar. Poeta, by the • mg name.. Cothran*, 'lethal. sad Northoinnerteod ; the Marchlomeer of Loodeederrya Mclntyre 11•11,14. delivered. thoroughly arra:mot In ear part of London. at Th. per ton ash Illishirate. Ilamlatead. Illornray. or Edmonton. la per ton extra.—LEA and Co„ chief orhaa lona Imam had.*, ol , :h..urv. I.hoAuo. nr 1111,1.115.1. HALF-A•CROWN is now the price of gait, C00(011 TIA. hi Ob. hap. at the Matthew." of the 1...t4 India Tee Company. Good Coffee. to the burry. at L. per Oren et. Helen's. cits. RICK CLOTHS at greatly REDUCED PRICES. Aloo, enestegente• of the terrohuttoe of the ear. enaatity of TASPAUL I N 08, J anie hy Irv.* mule etprowly foe theeftsoek to be SOLD CIICAP at DAVIBA tit. Wee. Ueda& DRAY end Co.'s AGRICULTURAL CARTS, te.. Swam bash Upper 711.someatreek mair Loadoebrklipi. 888 MEDAL avoided to G. NEIGHBORS sal POND frx Me TIM. arid Timmy at the Parts Lzpositles, 1856.—N monsueas IMPROVED t.OTTAOR DEN pri_or " " 1 3V " all IN var7rlTor l tlrgl en Z.! ' 'lecroo, 4 .l 4 ill""164". of 'other Improved Hive., •Ith .frawitum end 7 :lam, mat remipt et too stainpn-0. EIODAIDER sad 80818, LIT. 1117b 1 Holborn. or 10.11"catutreet. cORDINOI WATERPROOFS ens th e best ~.......1 4 „, _molar' miaelbere, l i tr Mt I: larularnlitea=Eff r aldilai 6 A as s• MO i ldli s j=ko= 4.l. ands u.s ZTaseearJ. 0.0 . 041110. 11.7. Owe woad DAVY'S ORIGINAL DIAMOND CEMENT . V lawlemitle foe lotolne broksa chins. ea" sertheeneen. weeds. rid kiwi palace of re g ry ibi tiseer Wacoeretral diegsoefol titmice. orille a the INS awed Ware od happollssitest cab stirllOW= DOM with. at Use all Minn S. Davy aispper. we ewe sold by the room of Dimond a use& gminesi bresseles. LB. ilaatifsetwest mar W awl Ows. Netl eas hreseleedepoirest. Pries Is. per boWe. flobr i g i t eINN islesed DRAWING sod DINING ROOM PLIANT, UAL The aabilly, pmay, clergy, aad piratic tivtard, befora_filliffe fikalr lo rift S. snare w e d Maims. S. risiggallid tosisha l t Wawa ant Nei warlel sled la Ye Taber Oa kiln saw variro with_ plairKiim backs ; alas arks MA: serlWas ay kw as Ha at, with Whew nab ; bevalber my cheer uslmet•ineed lalud (*Noma ie.; raasusel ALUM 15L. 6.1.; aakelair esashae. 4:2 It. GM cards.. et b. 411. psi tam. Tao mat o/ Mma& as( badlisita .. !auallot tar inorlerr, alp% sat fa War. la GJ A . m.ac r i ter I A AThblm. loa at Ilerat CZ, yard : velvet pt ale. (1.-1101 INST zr Fa., Wbds. oak and Retail Calblosiviakerr, 33, FINSBUZY•PLACK, PINS 111711%8QUAILL CRYSTAL GLASS SHADES. THOMAS M ILLINGTON'S pure WHITE snArws IrePnw• the eff; pearsame of Madam item and rorke of art, while Mon mover mad eat a green tint. deteriorating the objects radar them. Ebony and gilt Mende. Warsaw *mak etre area plaq. palest feet area. WaS. sad patent roller glue ; horticultural &Iret on SA al gleor ritranl7llll24 OV4TV7O: I N ° ,44tt. a"— MARK YOUR LINEN.—The Pen superseded. The met easy. a and heft method of narking Ora. 4114 tied a. ILL owes to boob. of anything aleo, no es to prevent the TI Villialag,gr domed Its of Ho weehlag etia IN with the PATILNT PLATSS. Any ammo tan me them with Oa* L ; woo taste. 1a , tot of soothers, lo ; arena W. Bent pat hee ice IlOdpt el soon" • ith mimed iltrectioaa byline inventor aad sole patentee T. CULL Y MN , I, Lawman, one door from 84. 1111/811114411811.2.0 1.811404 • 021401k0. 14 IN ameemm to copy the add:rem nitESSING CABl3B.—At Mr. MICHIII F.STA myeTlMlrilriAdo...oAst :1 6 :21=0=4. factureD 0 ilerl=sx•D. irldraom. deowler mil ar adithis lir t u rai l s=oo ntimbaipse aine kiln oh et 110:7 ' 11•08.1sgeiso. mil 01000.11=1 T io II;BYDENHA SI TROUSERS sad Mama itabsee.—Tbe erimidire Thews an tea ;IL Or =ow pdae bt l I? et. • pier air mew I Namidies. As Ws ekes e malts limn. is me tba bolero NEU p =ag a liz a ries frodmp. ra) S e Le/pArNIL IWAstsz. e am. Ores. READING SAUCE. kw Push. Game, ()misty ell""—jCl lVJA '" l ' ll ' altg! L.m .C" =" dr dee, freed, peemisee er we/ 4 6. .. .,..111R is. 4 1. o pi =rx i eels s raze: Ea t s m 1.4.. 7 ii i % II is. veedare mes„ .= . k ii riv e eameolair.—ukarvessme. IT:rkoNiT=- se the ma awl lebd of orb keels : eithoei tee ems ace geaulne THE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half ittoorrer " . " 4 °l'm' rWw OM ROW 11: r h ir s grennk. aid Myrommist et = 1" . rad wire ma Muir IS or% jEsali II oak sielir,_ Me II _ se Is* e bowl of bak a rrle 11/. ; igrzelles boa Mfr. LK AL r= =ir . —Ol l 6O rialger are Ito WON* - 00.• li ON Ilse% Sold by A- ROWLAND earl 1101111, SO, liellsinhia. Lawlea : awl by etten2lo, and srfuroas. HEADACHES. INDIGKSTION, GOUT, sad norRATION. LIFI: PILLS me llama le lave opoollo Aim both m Me owelmllm draraw. ho mortal to deoell roma eel the bend owl Tomes hemoomb tt poi. deome. Theo Medi resat ilbo giliml oemetreot=com symptom of liatimair„ Isagage. or bombem serfit Ile at foamier, so boy sod ale abed limb imsami. bed Mom bookbtal Mosorfel team. bb be PAW LIFO PUJIL W ber elopealohlo easeMe ael makes bo lows mid boßm. MOso b. 10.. b. PL. end le peolues. 11. mob. sad prea*zei le mom merry he donnumot lime IN bitted de mob box of the dembe COMPLETION Or MOOllllll MEMOIIII. Jag pdiani. with r anat.. sal Vasallia Vale. VII. aad VIII.. praw Ho, paeans , M EMOI RB, JO URNA L, and COR RESPON D EN CB rf THOM AB MOORE. Ed l ta4 by Ea Rot Hon. ro - nrlnwl Krona!, M.P. Vol. VII. and VIII., eamplatant the inn. with *codas. Oianasl Lneemaa. Hreara. Omen. mad Lawman. Trios 4 . IFIVB A DREAM : roe Groot Theatre of the Wor!d. From IM Sranbb a Calderon. WM.. Ems, o. We Llfe ..d Gs Irk by tn. 11•11. o clog. um it ?wan. London • Julia W. Arta and Son. Wl* Strand. ANORISONIANAI or, Family Medical Advuor dthe WILL ! Whip d lhaltb. Nelbromd. Larks. By J ails Boanoa, the IlyydrY. Pyle. 6.1.. or Td. poet. Baths. Canoes of nyy,lth. Bew-reed, LeMos." Junk peblithe• New red Improved Ur altos. Tllll CURABILITY of CONBU 1014 ; Doing &ma loweekseethe the PNWOMMIII Inspereath lethal RIM la Obi Thames* ttee et the Elea Ithesee is F. N Nasethe. N. ['Jake el the New et Moslem. sad Ms teethe Pthelethe se the Revel telethon rat orwetthiceari. able bar nue Authoe. prise the IL. • 11111/111111 es ASTON • thd DIllt•BINI et the 1111•11 T. Landes : Lesereem. Broom Grew thed letheethe LLOYD'S WEEKLY LONDON NEWS, by DOUGLAS JIIIIOLD. •Y••• 01 1/111ILY Of RDULATlON—eetrode et ITODOL •OR ? 'MOT for ADYERTIBMILD. It embalms SIXTY 001.1 , h1NIL larludkg the YIIIY LATIN? INTRLLIOENCL prtie 'TWOPENCE. or Threepiese port fres. of arty New &gear dirift hp" LLOYD. I Jtehersreleere. Lodes. • ILLUSTRATED TT MES. —Li le-sise PORTRAIT 44 the QUZEN.—In eoatettaence of the atearbled Wang excited by Minter a Thel. ethic! at the protect that eaerathe the datire public atteatioa, It hat been decitlod to vottothe the three of the Magnificent Kavaeing of the Lifo the Portrait of the Q Nth natal June? which day It wilt he Wiled la cometioe with the ambir of the Illanusted Thee. for that date. Illustrated Times: Ike Only Clasp Nermapor. Weuttly.-149, Ilect.stneL = pALM EIVB TRIAL—An Extra ?limber of th• ILLUSTIATSD TIM)* containing • fell liereet of thin Bonk • New. of Legrevielp from Itteediter u7pwaticela• et milthe him awl&t* of the ate of London. embracing Oeetrt . View. In :tempi' ; the Sherif& Weggemm ; Portrait& Judgict. Cotuteel„ sot ea of t•cly sooi bo t.hiect of p m be isesseilekis ehee.as the domed b. were. to be vie, LT. WORLEY NUMBER of the ILLUSTRATED TI IM.—? ii Washer. wbleh emulata of 16 folio pow ad eerr=e keg 11••••1•44 'Ullman Palmer. sod • full monist if lb* pels•aftwal illifk ii rtratt.l by epr h ,,,,, , h.. hish yr 10 3=61 4. 1111i11. Sti., or free by poet toy Ulm dam. BATSWATER.--DAILY NEWS LENT TO ZRAD: mud sop to the country IT cream non. on 11ko On• Vona. poi., suo.-11. SWIM% erevesarese. Wet Y Mon Moat LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 22, 1856. SIR B. BALL AND THE SUNDAY BANDS. Last evening a meeting, convened by the church- Wardell§ in compliance with a requieition. wU Id in Hell's Riohig.chool, Albsayirreet, for the patios@ of elioiting an ritornelli"' of peblie opinion en the recent atop . ape or the Sends? bands—Mr. J. A. NICHOL&Y presided. To• CHAIRMAN having Intitly opener the prieeedinge, Mr. P. tiaamam proposed a fileoletion exordia , ' the repot of the meeting at the imeasesion made by ihe P line Minoiter to the views of a party, sad in oppAition to hie oma conviction,. . Mr. OTEkTOK stranded the resolution, which was farther supported by L rd Rarebits sad Mr. D'lff.aptr. Bt B. HALL, who was loudly ebeered, said that as the repreatatstsv. of hiaryleb me he felt it due tl his consti tuents to come before then and Wats, expressly and telly, the eirestastenose under which he had era. red the bands to play on the Suaday Otero° in. His grit sot after accepting , Mee was to we how far he is:uld benefit these who had placed each entire coeildenee in him. (Hear, hear) sr long reprresir-d the great borough of blarytebone, he lilt that he ir , uld judge of the want. at the people. la entering the bands to pl.y on Sicadays he (lc that he wee gain/ a boos to the working men, and doer g good t many, while at the ease tii• he did sot triad his Maker. It tire Saadi, bends were se bad, and pee so such office*, why was be not found fault with in the Howe of Commove? (Hear, hear.) No swam had he granted a bead to Victoria sad liergest'opark, than be was waned , ef had aa impaishe polka, est waa further meet that had h a stalked tbei band to ffensimates Gad. ni he would sot have bees interfered with. Hie (Sir B. Halt's) reply wee, that if the bands mere stopped in the li-gitat's sad Victoria-parks, there should be no cassia Ia Hewitt too gardens. (C 1..,..) H. wiled sot say at word.although he lute, a great dal—about how tee various petit,oos were got lap. (Hear, hear.) The prayers of some of the memorials called for the closing tee Pateoltrae, the park ga . s. and that the traits sad steamboats .bald cease to run. Not sates, with this at home, they actually wined that the same policy should be isesiested in all foreign matting, to whisk wisest woredited make's. Mr. Baines —(nis.e.)—was a sass of great hiatus, bat before he at. tempted to interfere with the bands in the London parks, he should look at home. Why did be sot sae the mighty sagas he had at his disposal, the Lode Mowery, in patting a atop to the numerous trans which par through Leeds ? (Hear, best) It had been said that the working men o uld have baads on the Saturday afternoon, bet he (3 r B. Hall) telt that, were such a proposal carried out. it would, is stay eases, attract the .a, with has ways is hie pocket; and it might so happen that the ha band would would aot reach bows is time for the wife to go to market; Man. she and her family would neer much intionvesiente. (Hear, hear) litAft.TOT, up to the present time the Saturday hallholiday was mot goiters], and even if it were it wea sot the gaieties at bele. Had the people misconducted themselves, this indeed some wa pitis' might have been made. He (Sir B. Hall) had Silted the parks on the 11th init., and be never felt more satisfied with any sat of his life that he did ea that day. ( Hear. hear.) In order to ascertain beyoad all doubt if torte had has any disorder which might have soaped him, ha bad addressed a letter to Mr. Broughtoa, the police magistrate, sad he was happy to say that the magistrate had replied, that be had rot bed one charge of disorderly conduit on the day f illowing the assembling of the 258.000 yr.ona in the park. If the string. of Puritanism wen tithed too tight God alone knew what would be the result. (Chan.) One word of advice he would give to the people of the great ssetropolim—lt was to be patient sad centaur the same orderly conduct which had hitherto marked their proceedings. (Hear, hear.) It was to be regrrted that their opponents were so ouch • le sa to designate those who differed from them se hearties, but it wee a fortunate thing that all goodness sad Christianity is this a ,untry were not costaimed in Beater Hail. (Chan.) Bet if the Exeter Hell irritators would throw ern tbst por tals of that vast building, he (Sir B. Hall) would be ready to meet any numb., of hie opponent., and ezplaio ant defind the course be had takea—a sours which, after the repression • f public , piniaa us St. Pancras, end that of the vast assemblage before him, he had seiteinly no cane to regret. (Cheers.) The Aght hos. basoast resumed his seat amidst deafening cheers. Mr. Fatuities intimated his desire to move an amend ment, sad afar many feeble attempts to obtain a bearing, reto ed amidst Mass end cries of "No Baster Hail." Th. resolution was put and serried amidst load applause, a few heads only being held up against ft. A resolution appointing • depatatime to trait on t' • Prime Minister to urge stoat Mtn tb• propriety of rev .kiog the order for diseontisishig the band% was alto adopted. and • petition to the Quoit haying bona agreed to, the proceedings terminated. SONS OP THE CLERGY. The anneal festival of the Corporation, of the Boos of the Clergy, which has been held every year since 1883, ceder the priming of the highest authorities Lathe chew , state, and city, took place in the Merelthat Ti last evening. The a its MOOD ramie* la St. PaVe Cathedral was at teaded la doe state by be Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, the Arehhiebep of Canterbury, sad several other prelate% the Lord Mayor, cad the civic dignitaries. The sermon war preached by th e Rev. Dr. Jennie, Regius Professor of Divinity at Cambridge, from the teat, 41at Psalm, let vent Bleseed tithe mac who cionsidereth the poor." The musical part of the service wee performed with *yr sordissty completeness sad effete. The dieser at Merchant Tailors' Hall was attended by a numerous sthipitay; Ise Loan Nevus presidia', having, oe bia right head, hie grans the Arebbithep, and es bus left, tole Bishop of Winchester; the Blau p of Lincoln, the Bishi p of Bt. David's, the Bishop of 81. Aleph, the Bishop of Chichester, the Bisbee of Beerier, and the Bishop of Wpm), were also at the table; Vies Chtheellor Si, Jobe Steen, Lord Berner*, the Deaa of Windier, the Dm o' (lessor, Arehdtheoa Hale, with other distinguished amity sad gentlemen, were Mafia. Altar several toast. bad been disposed of, it wee as sonee-41 that the (alliances la the church that day bad sr . Mooed 1194., the donations elves at the dinner, 1,4881 ; two , other donatioss of 1001. each. The aubseriptiou were 6004 ; clematises of the stewards, 8001., out of which the espouse of the dieser mast be deducted, besides a rip Mal gift rat 1,0001. from "a kind frioad," te lacrosse the septet of pounces; sad, In addities bell thew tams, the society bad mitred the antesat of 6,0001. from the Rae. G. D. Faith full sad the Rev. Gabriel B, Otllett, as 'mentors of the will of the late Rey. John Ckattilag, of Th rim Arsold, Leice.teribire,exeerdieg to the whims sanetiosed by a de cree of Viet-Cbaneellor Sir John Stuart, ordering that the dividends derived from that 6,0001 shall heseeforth be *p plied, on sestina costliness, to the 'damn.= of toe orphan seas of seessehoes tilers/pan. The Meal amthat reeeived this year by the Corporation, hem these diaries; seareee, was 10.1761., forming • eceddirebb allignsatatica of it. funded and other property. The proesediaga pared Ohl a wry satisfsetery amen. SOCIETY ,Of 2113 DIFFUSION OF Pon Lrigita nail —A saseserskide bibelot ibis society took plass esi Tuesday • R *es, the Eul of Shorts.- busy proddises. isdostsatild soatsysd to i i . sweeties by the SWIMS bud the hosesrary oaseetavise, it appeared dirt the opersdne Wilts misty bad bees divested mum, lb* WS hot sesstbs le ponsels= cirsolstos .1 good gimp pothilltdi by sin non Os ordinary shown& of ludo.Y b tatishadas Own la yoseg issu e s sOeirliti stowt. taisbasise ARNIM" leditioft-hollses. Itet.ts, ' rall ohm Ins% imasilownin, &.. Dosing Ohs madam .Ijiewber an Ostelontio wow eat INT•tery visited about iioooo severest siege, disc shoes, sad other shots whys publiastkes ars sold, sad by this MOSS mach saleable internalise was obleiasd 'blob alsedod the society as .proudly of disitarsgiag tbe ash of bad lit . awl passeen geed. Thus were, 1111011113•17, 17 book-liawkioe sesseisdsus statiosed is diluent patio( t , atestry is sesesetualeatiou with the society, sad lb. coats'. assollatiessl bet oe; for air .or (to s.ves 6011. lls. Ild. ' whilst th e sales by the game asaarted to 9041. 4.. 6d. The society had supplied 10 000 periodssla to the estop sad hapirla is this Crimes, 3,000 periodicals to the Bleak Sea and Baltio flats, 768 volumes and periodicals to the camp at Aldershot; sad 1.400 periodicals to the Sol • Mere' Filmed Sorely. Amongst the company present were Lord Cherie. Russell, the Countess of Mayo, Lady Brady Stratford, the Bishop of Cashel, Lady Radstoek, Ledp VA - Ness, the Hos. Captain Maws, to. la tbe Mee, of the troslag centabatioss fa aid of the saNity was rested toss anew oasteeding 601. WARKHOIIBIOOIII AND CULL' SCHOOL6.—Yastor day a ueo.r4 balf•yearly wart of the g to of obi. Institution was held at lb. Landes 'ravers, ter the pal) ins of /lariat six orphan 'Andres ((term a list of 9 coadidet.) fa &dairies to the besatifel sleek of tAs charity, share sit Nost-erer. W. Loaf, Esq. (of Old Charm, trsessiel presided. There wee as ususestly lass attnadaece: sad, alter Melon. N. Hill, It SWIM D. llMphot4, B. Wits, sad C. P. Kemp bad ((spa the meths Kr. Y. J. Two, seesudsd by MA W. het) bees appointed woodsmen, th e h a il ,t was with. Allot a aphlssd esateet, the followiag_oftwi dedated duly &Wed :—P idr esi z : W Clost er , 0. Martivo, W. Weeds', IL P. Owls A C. iimk, E. M. s.Ma Unit won imams. e:sliip: ame tes Is tbo strutted's, essolatiot, sod Os show dy e altos it ass assesseed tiolos the OM dikes whi hod set bees elated, weeM est =•Nedfs. as Wort omitm bs sea is issues tisk Ist at with • sus of I L ULL. yr wM.slpli.s hl ~.. Mee epos& sad =ems were otatribotad by these Is the nem. Aftw reaarks frogs :seversl gestiessis is miss st Ow Met ark is adult the sassoossifsi emaciates W rowdier ONO. SOCIETY OF FRIENDS OF FOREIGNERS IN DISTRESS. -e_ The jubilee festival of this society was held last night at the London Tavern; Earl ORANTILLI in the chair. There were about a hundred and Sity other gentle men present After the uousl toasts, The Cr/Juneau proposed the "Allied Arsine and lisvies;".and as there wane one present who was direaly connect. i with either lIMICP be begged to couple with the oust the name of a gentleman who had at least had many thousands of men under his command, and who knew romething about earthworks—he meant Sir Charles Fon. (Cheers ) Sir C. Fox expressed the embarreseaseht be felt at finding himeelt pieced in so very unerpreted a situatitn. He had heard moor foreigners of different nations express their opinion of British soldiers and sailors, and they all sad that there were no such troops and saileve in the world. Net long ago be heard the secretary to the French Minister of War ray that the manner in which the English army hod repulsed the attack at Inkermane was the meet wonderful thing in the shoals of war. (Osten.) Hs (Sir C. Pot) hid had many opportunitim of speaking with tie Emperor of the French, and he could assure the meeting that his Majesty regarded the alliance with tow arantry al of the utmost importance. He had often keyed ft asked whether the Emperor was tampers is hie desire to continue the amnesia& tatters's the two nation*? He (Sir Charles Fox) had put the qneetina to him, and his Majesty told him that the 'Limes was not only the right thing, bat that it was to UN interest of both countries that the friendly relations which bad happily sprat( up between them should be maintained. (Cheers.) '1 here had never ban a ruler of France who pestered such politiesl information as the present Err, ror, for he had as opportunity of studying the menstitutioas sot wily of France, bat of 8- gland aid America, and he mast be convicted that the Enlists Milieu would he ad vaatageons, sot oaly to both et:metrics, bat to kin own iatere , ts. (Load staqs.) Earl °weelicu then prorosed the tout of the seeming, Beccen to to ii.ciety of Frien 4 e of Foreigners is Die treas." (Cheer .) The noble earl upraised his full eon couture is theo principle upu which the society bad bun founded. If it had been the law fir so many hendred years teat no Englishman should be showed to die of st neatioa, it was surely right that some means should be takes to *stud that principle to kr• iges, , who could not demand the aid of a parish. The society since its founds ti,n had been gradually but constantly increasing its sources of ineome. It had been said, and with ',justice, that this country owed much in the way of improvement to it. science, its commerce, and its man,factores to the in ane of fore.guen ; and it was therefore most proper that the wore of the society, which was to extend aid to neces sitous f oreigoen, without distinction of country or creed, should be supported as became the riches and the resources of the nation. (Hear, hear.) There had bees some gees . the u t e whether a charity diaper was the right way to *Meet many 1, r a benevolent purpose. He (Lord Gran. Tide) had sometimes been inclined to take the opposite. view; but still he mot confess that "the proof 1,1 the padding was in the eating." (Laughter ani cheers ) He round that the aaaaa go sum collected at the dinner during the hat 16 year. had been fifty Cues greater than 'het which had bees obtained after many of the excellent sermons which bad been preached for the eocicy. (Cheers and hurter.) It was a fortunate and graceful coincidence that this jubilee festival should have taken place at a period when tae war had been concluded by a pesos which 1r believed was honourable to ourselves, which he hoped *oat be lasting, and which, he rejoiced to say, because the fact would certainly tend to increase its durability, wee hunailia•ing to none of -he belligerents osacerned (Cheep.) The pr gross of society wee grades', for civil'. sluice made soy great step at once. Advance, how ever, was at least chetah, if each step forward wee a little greater then the backward movement. (Cheers) He thought the history of the wee—the milder cols by which it had been g d, the traits of humanity which bad been shown oo both sides—bed showed that a considerable pushes bad bees made towards =Wellies, sad certainly towards elv rioting, the horrors of war He thought, too, that whatever might have bun said to the contrary, re was really a very sweat feeling of thankfulness that it had phased Divine Frovidence to Tesoro to the world the blessings of pease. (Chun.) He was gratified , o observe tut Loterithstandieg the continuance of the was for two years, there were still no fewer then a hundred sub jects of the Emperor of Russia receiving au st.nce from the s ciety—s number exceeding the &w rap' of former yetis. (Cocas) 8. me months ago he had bad a con tine with a very distinguished foreigner, who bad since pub- I s ted a very istirestiog and Untruths work on England. Thu endemism told him that he bad beg known England, and that I. greatly admired both the coquetry sad the wonderful things it had been able to ashler*. That, however, which had most perplexed him was to god oat what was the putieular quality which • nebled Englishmee to get through their work. Bet last yebr h. had icard two eminent members of parliament make sash a rimed, end he had also heard se eminent populer oreeeher de n ary sermon. A sew light then struck him, nal heat once eschin.ed " I have it! It is the generates of Englishmen which enables them to get through their work." (Load laugher) Now he (Lord Granville) was en' alleluia to make the c =pant Mind ancther illustration of that great En shah vir :se, patio ace, and be should therefore at once coechde by progenies the toast he bad ahead, given. (Loud chrism) . . Tim trammel. (Kr. J. Lunoocunai), having proposed the semoh of then .tole obeiresse, wee made en appropmaie s t retch in 1. ply, the prooeedinp stun afterwards terminated. Bstmeriptions amounting to the very liberal sum of 3,0001. and ■pw.rde were annontoed, Whig a mast mere time double what Cod bean received on any previous ocession. TIM Musical matertaismeata were or as vonsaally high °Unmet, for, is oddities to the professiooal vocalist., Molly. Emilie Kral, Herr Pmebelt, Herr Adolphe 0.11 oda, H... Adolphe emb.ossar, Herr Carl I/Melamine, Harr Maurits NA , crt, and Mr. Aagartas Br►hma, kindly cm- Inhaled their gratait JIM SW 'KM. LICENSED VICTUALLERS" ASILU.V. Yesterday this twenty-eighth anniversary festival of the L e seed Vietsallers' Aglum was held at Highatry Barn Tay. re, Jour Josue/ono, of the firm of Mean Calvert and Co., was is the cothr, sappoetal by Wan. Vagary, Palmer, Hughes, Bodges, Raven, &l auds, Turner , Wave, Thompson. Rountree, Bryon, 0. Waiter, Fissility, Smalley, Smith, Biegley, Mitchell, fie.. load ab •ve 400 lumbers of the trade. This was one of those remarka , le gstheriage of the licensed victsalkre which the easee f the charities founded and 'snorted by themselves annuity calla together,.. several o c 41‘111, aurahere of the trade who vie with each other in psalmist the emelleat inaltutiose which their font' ought sad are provide foe their leas foramen broths... From tho report iish•lt was read by Mr. Jones, the mastery, it appeared that Ike esbeeripticsa during the lea year cm son .1 to 2,8521. 6.. Id. Acknowledgmests were made to the Anna erasers, not oslp is London, bat et Berton or-Trost, Leeds, Isleworth, Bamford, Re., most of whom bad oostributed 60 gamma earth. It was mid also the' most of the Irma of dietillen hod twatribated 2b guises. each. Moot of the wise sorohasts had alto c intribsted itherstly. Is addition to the amend suba..ptions, a suss of 150 i. had bees cleared by the animal ball, and eleven games, after all imposers paid, by the I disser. legacies bad bees aft to the hemline:se by Mr. Wallow. of 'despotisms, 4411. • Mr. Juan, of Phamstesd, 901.; Mr. Cot stashes eras:ford, 361. 10.. By means of this assistacee all claim, es the Montana' op to Christ mu last bid bees discharged, leaving a surplus of 8001., which had bees added to the 13,0001. odd deposited with brewers at 6 pr r east, masking the deposited capital of the obesity over 13,9001. Is the 25 .are during which the inetitattos had been eetabliehed, 374 tamales bad bees reeeived into the asylum, sad there were now 160 paean wields it, who hod sat only separate dwellisgs, but medical attendants', susses in 111...., a weekly allowance of to dm, weakly slam of 8.. 6d to monied couples, and 7.. earth to aerie plasm. This war dons at as annual met of 1,4471. There were four vitamin is the goyim, whisk would be 811.6 up at the clue of the present year. An straw appeal wee made by the secretary, in assonant* the 'sheen pawns for assassin is making up a sum of 11,0001, which was skid wattle, to make the 01001 of the charity sufficient for all its purposes, Indepeadently of all maul and fortuitous circumstance'. _ _ Tb• Custom's, who presided to itoneetpuou of the se avoidable susses of Edmund Calvert, Esq.. arias, from a &untie gaieties, very ably advocated the interests of the society. 1 Anu . ber of teeeis especially connected with the eh ' pots of the evening ware given and duly hosoorod. Tce lift of embeeriptiess assoseud was ezeteduigly [smithy. Asuist UN most ootiotable dustless of the day were those whleh had been eteitio•d by the Ustrouestality of the arm of brewers of which the chair. au Is • stealer. Among then was Bimini cites's. 11. q., 60 istmees ; Jobs lobules', Ideq , the choir's's 60 Esteem ; Nkholis Calvert, Nog., 60 odium ; Alfred Phillips, By., 60 gauss ; Keens. Calvert sad Cs., esasallv, 20 guise's ; maids' total by the dna of aall. From arms wiesseted with thole establisbmeet, and them lauds, • large sun wee oblides& wade, • total obtained thresh the sem el Mown Calvert, of 4671. Meat liberal doaatiou wigs amounsed keen all the pried pa brewers, dimWers, writ wiesitheln i end avast amber of Bumbles of the trade. The total amount obtained 's SD Cesseles of 04 festival whisk woe ',arm nefilsiame vas shoat 1,0001. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. IRELAND. , DUBLIN, MAT 21. It is a remarkable sign of the times that at the term, which commences to-morrow, the 22ad instant, there is not even one application for admission to the bar, a circumstance which has not occurred before during the present generation. Several propertiss were disposed of yesterday in the Incumbered Estates Court, and in more instances than have occurred for some time the rates were be- low 20 year.' purchase, several lots having been withdrawn for want of competition. It is probable that this indicates a turn in the tide of the value of Irish lend. In the cue of the late frightful boiler accident on board the Nimrod steamer, in Cork, a coroner's jury returned the following verdict yesterday . That Hugh Connolly and Timothy Meany, reopeetvely, came to their death by lojeriu teemed from esteem-boiler eaplo.icia, ea board lb. stum-ahip Nimrod, and we further find that said explotion was owning to the safety valves no! having bun properly attended to by the engineer in charge of the eogise-room, whose ditty it etm, and who has siaoi died. • each horses as Peter Flat and Bri.ther to F0117.0f-the-Day; bat the race was a blundering set-out from the c immenee ment. He made strong runuieg, and bad beat n hie field before half • mile was traversed; so that Alir.d D ey pulled him up, and quietly showed the °therm to close with him. At the cords master Alfred found Pater Flat too el , se to be pleasant, and attempted to set h.s horse colog .gain ; hut he requires a deal of riding, and he n:var g it into bAstride again, which will account for his being ran so clops at the finish. It certainly was a most slovenly win; but he war not galloping on pining the pea, or even mewled, although be had a taste of the persuaders. There is another change against him which I ciasider ground's,— that be showed symptoms of cowardice ; and on the day I fully expect to We him run a true, geme hone. There will be no occasion to pull him up, I smolt& expect, during the Di rby ; and, to my fancy, it he had been kept going all through the rue for the Newmarket Stakes, h, would hove won by a hundred yard.; and I am not sure that Alfred Day was not "gumming" the locate,. n &Anacker All he will want is a strong pace. WRIT LANGTON (by Melbourne, out of Pic.Nii) was once considered by his owner and trainer to have a prod chance, and he was backed very heavily before he appeared is public ; and when he did he was beaten He was made a bit of a favourite for the Great Biennial Stakes at Good wood, and managed to get placed !earth, rutin* nearly level with Polmoodie and Rogerdrape. At Biighte• he was a bad fifth for the Bright in Biennial St.k e, Ale; po winning. His friends did not deem him, kneeing him to be dead mist, and up to last February be w. , * the most popular outsider, but has since be•n introduced ; and from what was seen of him at Mancluot,r last weer, wber. he mild not beat Aleppo while receiving lb., his chitties looks iteaspletely goo*. YE.Low Jack (by Birdcatcher, out of Julie* Ins bees a most unfortunate purchase for Mr. " Rowerd." He was made the favourite, with the aid of pleat, of Inouye about last September, but weed nut gid.wn, and wa. Boon displaced by Wentworth, and on his appearance at New market, in the Houghton week, be was not liked at all ; but money still came to the emu, and he was bolstered up somehow, and soon afterwards ha was iutroduced into the market for the Guineas; but he never was the favourite again, and his running for the Guineas sent him nearly into the outside division, alth ugh he preset himself Thor iughly game. For the Chester Cup he was more at h me, and he ran a splendid race with One Act and Types; but the per formance sufficiently indicated that his cram for the Derby had fied, and if he runs it will be to assist toe Coroner. The latter has been introduced since it was a; perent Jock bad rio chalice, and ft is rather a difficuit matter to under stand why he should have been brought in so lce; but his owner knows how to wvk the or eele, sad as he is on I suppose, Yellow Jack Is held safe by Coroner. SODIMARY. I do not Intend making a final selection to stand oat jut yet, but I will dispose of them in this way :—Those actually is the race, is the first i lase, I consider to be . . . Artillery Fanoletto Rloertborpa Herbaria& Cult Fly-by Night Vlocieriaulia Canoobia 24r.VerdattOrsea Vivnter..rilt Cor,uor Y.ll„w Jack Of the above dozen I shall not be surprised at FIJ•bJ- Night proviog an &Menne ; yet he will In v.,ry bandy din dose go. The operations in the mark-t splint bim are ominous; and, although I may he singular in my opinion, I shall c!ass him among the d , übtful runners. Reducing the above dozen still farthrr, I shall stead on CANNOBII, FA Z Z OLITTO, W INTWORTH, BS the best of this year's Tannin; sad from last year's re I prefer ARTILLINT, COROXIIII, VAN DEHMO LIN, deeming the latter the only outsider In the race that is likely to bowl over the &Toadies ; and, taking each lot as • whole, I mast plead guilty to having the greatest peuuho•t for last year's performers, although they are comparative outsiders. If any of the favourite, b )Irl them over it will be Wentworth, who I should be sorry to stand again.t. Wedoeaday Evettiog. METEOR. BATH AND SOMERSET RACES.—WpomaspAr. Tea Musiocesnc HANDICAP of 10 son nob, 5 ft, Milt 20 added; rogeaundtiereen. riders; jockeys Lb extra. Certain minims calm. Ones (A sobs.) Mr. W. Barnard 's Sirocco, by Maim', S yrs, 10s, (Inc. 7 extra (A. Dayl I Mr. Gougli's Anthracite, 1 yrs, Ilst 31b (I, a. 7I• extra (T. Oliver, men. 3 Mr. filatkey's Topsy, 5 yra lead llb . .. . Dirt) 3 Beata& : Eno on Behdboy, 4 to I ap t Anthracite, S to I eget Wow, 6to I apt say other. Won by three-guirters of • length ; • length esti • half between the second ad tturo. liwalownime of S eon. each, with 00 added ; fort yr-olds gad upwards; weight for Horan to be io or ; farther allitwasion if for ha, one mile (7 eon.), were woo by Mr. Weathercock. 6 yrs (501.1 751 • lb (roost), testing Scatty Bthelbald, Tower, Battey, and tiny by Pyrrhus die Pint, out dime. - VI WIDITOI, FUSES of US OOTIL each. with 30 added. f r 2-yr.cfde.7, mita, SFr 110; flit, sad geldings. LA 41b. Ce: tats allowauces sod penalties. T.T.C. (6 lo t bill-mile.) 42 rubs. Mr. Howard'. Pomona, by Bird:Amber, it ilb Mr. E. Pares Lamtourn, bat If tb (including 510 extra) Wiwi 2 Duke of Beaufort's The vie, Sat 41b .. .... (W. (A. Itay S Betting :6 to 4 abet Laaabourn, 4 to 1 apt Cara hums, t, apt Banner Bearer, 7to 1 shat tmanna. Won by • bes 4 ; fire lengths between the mond sad third; bad fourth. Can Maims was fifth. Baanostburo and the Wren filly were left at the wt. Tne Clout Cyr gives by Lord W. Pool's, idled to • swep.takee of 10 eoms sash, fee Braids and upwards. Weight for age. Cer• taln penalties. Wee round. (6 subs.) Mr. T. Pte. Habermas, by Heim, 3 yrs, Ist 7th (meet.' 7st 91b) Mr. Wager's King Cob, 3 yrs Est 121 b Mr. Starkers Tow, 6 yrs, SA 12th (Cortl.ry) 3 Betting : 3 to 1 co Fisherman, 4 to . 1 abet King Cub. Wee wry wily by a length and sad a half. very bsd Mira. Tim Burs ileriotear of 10 ems stab, 3 It, with 100 addel. Certain wieners extra. Ones round (about a mile and • hall). (IS subs., 15 of wbosi declared ) Mt. Brown's Speed the Plough, by Cotherstose, 6 yrs, fat 4th s 1 Mr. llosareys Alonzo, *red, BM • (A 12lb ( hm wi a lts n) ) 2 Mr. Bogen Agra, B yrs, Est SM (Including bib estra). (Futurism) Ming : 6 to 4 apt Arm 7 to I apt Alonzo, 3 to 1 art Spied this Plough. Paz gnosis of 111., for 2-yr.ords nod upwards Wight for wt. Hones to bs sold for 2001. showed Mlb, further allowances U for lan, Re., straight hall.mln, was won by Mr. Wiatt's Battery. 6 yr. (MO, 7 Ram st 61b (Oliver, ) un.), besting Thu Grey Dawu, Atirt, Wild hoar, mad . _ 'ha Droner Penn RUDICAP of 1001. Certain winners extra.. To start at the distance poet and so once mond. (U pubs ) Kr. T. Bughee's Romeo, by Conform*, ere, Sot (D. Bunters) I Kr. Adidas's Curious, 3 Ire, 6ot 10ib (toe. 34. retro) (r.n..ban3) Mr. I. Day's Diana, 3 yrs, 7ot ...... ( : moon) 3 Betting: 3 to 4 opt Corlett; 4 to t apt Jeak Sheppard, 3 to I apt Mao. Won by a Med, bad third. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, MAY 21. UNIVERSITY Pmts.—The annual award of the univereiq t.s.ses ins made this moralist: es follows: CieicaLion Pi/ism—Latin Verse.—" More Sacra tie "—Mr. Hemming Robeson, scholar of Balliol C Ale's — First ohm in Mode a , i, n., 18-53; second class, "In Laurie Humanioriber," Michaelmas Term, 1864. English B.say —" The Reciprocal Action of the Phyrical and ItiliSlConcli. tam of Countries upon each other "—Mr. Samuel Harvey Reynolds, 8.A., Fellow of Brarenou College, first clam In Ureteral oar, 1862 ; gained the Newdlirata or.ze, " The Fills of Eryptian Thebes." 1853. and in 1861 we. pieced In the first alms, "In Liters Hauseeienban." at the second public examination. Proxima Aeoiresit—Mr. Henry Hill Leicester 8.A., meat's ExhibitiAter of Balliol College ; pined a /rot " le Liter= Hamacioribus," in 1853, and la 1364 the Amid Pr , se, "The Benefit. arisir g from the Union of Eng'atid and Scotland in the Reign of Clasen Anne." Latin Essay—.. Scientism= Phyrieterant Prow's sa."—Mr. Edward Cnarlm Wickham, Fellow of New Col lege, first clue, " In Scholia Li't. et Lat.," in the Moderation &Non), Mictsaelmse Term, 1864 Sri Room NEWDIOATI'S PRIM English VOW— " Alfred the Great etweemplating Oziord University at the present Dey," Mr. William Powell James, scholar of Oriel College. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, MAT 21 —Agroutgaiswre.—Gted &mice Neaten t Captain Bit E. Beecher (. SO) to haw the good serviete pewsioA vice °recta*, promoted to .g. Lieutenants 8. Take to the Euryeitia, el. screw steam frigate, of 400. horse power, at Devonport ; and M. W. D. hbererestry to the Atalanta, le, lo op, at Devoaport. Master K. Norman (HON to the Atalanta. Burgeon Superintendent li Stevemon (tell) to the Mermaid, 43, waren MIN at meolwati. arrow W. H. (lark. (1854) to the Osprey, 4. *new steam rms. mai ; F. It. Biaufl (Itte) to the Vigilant. stetwir ate= gon.vemel, of 1 o.llstirio poster, et Blaskwall ; and A. Alamo (1846) to the Mo. hawk, 4. screw .teem gue.weeel. Mate 0. A. Brett (len) t the Virago, I, peddisawbeel steam aloes, 04 NO-horse power, at Deemport. Assistant Clerk. appointee to tiunbees : A. J. Dodd to the Ala ; M. J. Hay, to the Ammon • B. 8. L. Needham. to the Flying Fob; M.B. A. Richards, to thi letrepul ; C. IL Bcdtuun. to the ImPeletr: W. lowly, to the Mohawk : W. B. Whittaker, to the Pioneer ; T. Marsh, to tba Vieux ; J. M•Dougall, to the Vigilant ; W. B. Ilaway, logic Weaterar ; F. A. °Art, to the Coquette ; 0. B. Weinman, to the Corm. rant, T. J. T. Wood, to the Osprey ; W. H. IS. Mitchell, to the Bu , prim ; B. O. Brolumahlr. to the iiingdme ; and A. H. ridden., to the Sparrowhawk. DUBLIN. Mar 11. The tai Warwickshire Militia Itraimrat, numbering 29 tfEcere and 513 wee. en.berked yesterday on board the Cleopatra, at Kingstown, for raireyanes to Enema& preparatory to their lie embodiment Yety.fire women and thirty-tow children acessipa. Wad the regiment: and Bee of the Wier& wires alto took tht le mew In the same weed. The Cleopatra is expected to vault at Moister end of the week with tha Roweennwo Mattis, whisk were to have been brought over on the wet occasion, when the Wan were substituted. LIVERPOOL, May 21. The straw transport Cleopatra (139), Captain Paton, arrived In the Mersey thia worn•an from Kingstown with the 3rd Mannetrabire Militia, fur soo.e month. put stationed In Ireland, on board. Immediately es their diarmbutiatl in the Romonunao Rest. meat of Militis arrived at the Lima stre-q Mallon of the London sad North WWI TIS Railway from Rerwieli.upon-Tweed (where they have la en quartered *Moe their arrival from Ireland). ant marched down to the landing-stage, alonpide which the Cleotatra wee moored, and mho. lied on hoard. she la to sail for Ittoptowa tale sysalng. SPORT ING. THE DERBY. TO Tllll IDITOIL 07 TSB ITPIII6B. Eta,—RoGEßTnoant (by the Hero, dam by Jeremy Diddler, out of Equation) hes been well used in the market, and, reeollectiog that he has ewer bees considered wooed to Wentworth by his stable, he has managed to hold up his head remarkably well, and has been one of the firmest horses in the market from the time he was Bret introduced— just after his race at o.mdwood last August, where he was mooed to Mary Copp, and beat Polmoodie (giving him 31b.), West Langton, Ceres, ilke.—up to yesterday, when he was backed at 20 to 1, and never dace the race just mentioned has he been above that price but once or twice, and then only fora few hours. There are some strange stories afloat etoneerniog his and ►is eompanirn Wentworth. On* story runs that the stable can win with either; while the par tisans of Wentworth, aid Wentworth only," assert that nothing in the stable can live with his at Ms. Patting the two account, together, it Is I taped@ that there is sometbieg radically wrong la the judgment of owe party; for, supposing that Weetworth is such a superior animal to Roo erthorp what possible charms casltogerthorpe have f r the Derby ? If he can only win by half a length, Wentworth ought to win by ■early a dozen lengths; and no one sae be mad seough to suppose he can do that, let t►em be ever so Wentworth med. Then °asset be the slightest doubt that Wentworth is the pet rf the stable, although he has bees triad with Rogerthorpe ; and over a long severe clown the latter might yet prove the better of the twain. Bet for the Derby, John Day goes decidedly for the fa vourite, and likewise all parties who should be lambi, with the Dumber, tertian. MILTSCRAPI3. (by Kremlin or Foresail, out of Miss Mar grave) his performed his pert at the Corner, and we are not likely to hi ar of him agate in referee, to the Derby, hie owner (T. Parr) beteg gels content to stand ea his meat purchase—Leamington. I almost doubt Ms going to the post. _ _ 8170AIIPLOW (by Sweetmeat, out of Irish Owen) would be a rare sweetens r to Ohs Irish party did be win, so they backed him fr b good stake at 60 to 1 long before he was located at John Scott's, and his performance in Ireland Imo bola very good. At the Howtb and Baldoyle May Meeting he was seamed to Clold Friday (the best two-year old performer in Ireland last year) for the Slane Stakes , le • geld of eleven, and was allowed to walk over for the Roland Tab's Bt.kes; and at the Curragb Jane Meeting he won the Coffee Room Slakes In a canter. He might almost be reekoaed dark, es we have so lien whereby to judge of Me capabilities with some of oar own horses; bat there is • very select party la Scott's stable who bask him at his out- Me price, faaeyiee he into be a second Baroa. ViltDllMOLin (fty Van Tromp, out of Miss Jolla Ben nett) is meet the finest throe-year olds we have, to look at. He had been very quietly basked up to last Tbunday, when some parties sent him nearly out of the market by offers of 30 sad 10t° 1; but the layers felt anything bat comfort able when blo owner appeared at the " Corner" on Satur day," and, after mooring all the money that was to be laid abeam bias, no matter what was the pries, winding up with offers to take 16 to Ito win a tremendous stake. He le the best outsider, undoubtedly, end no bane winnieg would gratify me so mash, as hi‘ owner has never made • emcee of the good thing" he has got. He id not sanely to be steerei by JO Wino, one of the cleverest artistes we hoe. Watrrwoaro (by Bay Middleton, oat of Dart) has long bold the prod position of Bret favourite, and, in my humble 'pintos, he is well worthy of being a favourite, although he hoodoo nothing is public that can be eonsidered • fair "Theriot% of his merit'. His appearume at Newmarket was hailed by all who had backed him fry the Derby without moist him with soolamatlons of remitter, mid his greatest enemies could seemly pick a fault In ; their may hope sow being that his rather light beak ribs will provost him Sleights, up the kill. He le • long-etritiag hens, sod the meet bleed-like salad I bare seen for many • day. Keay *feet to him beemos he wee " reseed" • little to beet two runny° ON 1116 OOURSIS. DRIBY. 10 to 3 apt Waotwortli (ofd)1 20 to 1 apt Yellow Jack (of) I tot IaSSOINUO & of) to YIY-by . Night( o l , 11 to 1 Castootaa (of) 24 to 1 Teo Prime Loin 11 to 1 Omar Attillory (t) () I 1000 to II ttattolopa (I) 3100 one am losettba & Darig tla• Meting &Ulla., ciao& rpe sget Vaadennuite (t) and Tbo Coroner were In great Al USIC. M. BENEDICT'S CONCERT. M. Benedict bad his annual concert last evening at Baster Hall. The aaooen. • amaot of Madame Gold- sohmidt.Lind's aims se one of the principsl pert , rain drew so lameness aesemblage, every pa. t of the hall being densely crowded. There was an ample musical banquet; too ample, indeed : for the length tf the ninon% rendered it necesstry to leave out two or three of the last, and by no means the worst, pieces In the programme, es the audience showed themselves not disposed to listen to them One of them we regretted—Benediet's chorus of rodents in the Gipsy's Warning, among the mi at pleasing of his vocal issespreitione. Tao selection, moreover, scarcely ealubited Id. Benedict's usual judgment. There wire several loaf pieces sot well suited to a eonoert of this kind ; and the great attraction of Jenay Lind was not turned to the moat advantageoss ammant. SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY. Moodelosohreo El.jaA will be performed at Exeter-bell ma Fru.ar, .b. 6•h of Jane, the prise,* Tonlieu bele, Madame Clara Novell*. Madame Ifiardet Oared., Yr. Bim. Reeve'. sod Herr Tomes. The beautiful testimonial 'newly presented to lir. Costa by the BTmieshsen Festival C.merittaa in oeseasueration of the product.% of hie oratorio Eli will be en view, sad nay be seen oe apelicatiee at the wwiety'a rooms, No. 6, Ezeter , ball, to-dhy and to-morrow (Friday), Ikon Wee oriel eight o'clock. LONDON GINEIAL OIIND3O/1 COMPANT.-TINAO maims far the week 'edit g 17th May, 9,4171. 142.7 d. UNEMENNII