The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-16 00:00:00

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HE HE ROYAL HOSPITAL—MAY ELECTION, 101.—TO roll:. 1 r UITIZIOT et the OIONSee• OSO see nebectiOr od area* selbieed es lOW el MIN ed•J 4. 'on. TI. speiberi bee woo afteibes fere. ones Ls =leVererV t i OS 'Orli Orbs. sed se I. le Os LAST AT OS me Mends, Orr I OW APTLI,L OS suet ellbi z Ej berree1rera.,...:...„1.2.47 . 1 .4.1 ~....: .si is nitw i t wedied be Aft 4. Oeuirwdelmedl. N. rta it it i g i l; Al : Le—Tbe L e lia T JOHN imair • Prommi with Who mode. IMP . 41M vomit: Nob. Wm Paw. NW MM.. NM r A.% eV. Tirana YID MK. ALBSRT SMITH'S CHINA, Trt NIGHT. st I reatia TO- %MIAOW at brad " he pebabel. erlet i =e Met.' M Albert leak. mule! tees dm mem qiil3 pg. 'ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE, Lainsteg , —lll COLLI73III OSSA? MIIGLO , LXOI CULCIM Cr rdr" . ...nommo Inbity. coomblin N fkal. sad I pa. Moo w adeo-ko —Ptak ly. ; rosrbelmbh: '4 1.0.0% 2.6 • $1.116 . 1r tj a II Prtnie Waft• teml AI Irni. bi los. 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OWL 11. nab* re. mad Oen alimms el die w BOSSY 1111/1‘ Os" QM tembars POllary. Bea. N.C. ITNISOPMBTICATED GENEVA. et the tree imam lhamor. sad pub* It vona tam tan 0111. MONO ad La.. 4 maw. err. impaisad daddadata• IMP loldWd.h e", .anszajle. oak maw ladaded. QM Oa.. Old radalavit. Nadases. l ia... HE BEST sad CHEAPEST TEAS sad corms hi =OLAND an al VC ID be 66411 mut, .4 0... yeb , ibmie. ifillimalvesl. NW Wow mad 116. /11. b. YU. 86 6. rid Ikosbos• .11WW. sad 46 TM 1.00 MIMI d aB. MI IMMO II!. I. al. PAW. delft a =Ad laws la 116elsd. • pin ormal Nis Onsos at urelis plow EHE COMMISSION TEA COMPANY iffla UAW FM ASP 011X/LP TEAL r 22= NTI•9I=XXX Ismer ei re ladles r.o. vmm.l IL: A rt & MII CM XTs eimer t sa lt . al. 2. ..a .L 0s ma be ar k I,lb LS NO '1%... 11411, CROIOX .. a ___ . ." Ogaeree.w. WM sI Yet pcb. COMPAX /kis .................... ire re rearsee sad Dam.) WHAT are tbe Wild Waves cryiz a ll r itv AU eririma a r r Atar e gri de ar o rest= is emar lokswat& hOTSZLII HYDROBTATIC TEA sajiC e ol7lll 41=isis etlB AG Z 8 —43IINUINE 110112-ILlDlL— e.ftrarawerros re SOL Dadra 4 BEDSTEADS et miry amiptisa. both weak b.....,1.... ay* eel WEN ampills. J. Mang and niNMO asiniltit FURNITURE ar le *Aim earlag.—llie 1 1 810.•=r4 SUM tet Oak la mama well. Owe i=e• ma: Ii 4 .. abet J. mamma; Ilmsbilares Sir ImilL rIVR r i HM . SIND • magnificent Carpet az Iv. 4.4. so/ Ss. 16.1 re yeti: rid V01..' Goma et b. I. IN lia J. marts ow ca. ma Tolimair.emb.esall, AES HAM sod SOW ILLUSTRATED CADALIMPOII OIDSKAL lIMMIG I ROIL im nee be lAA mei re bee be boob ean SA le AM WIPIAwdrakOwiiMMAR BOOKI !OUGHT to soy amount, and dot MW Id =ID Waft raw' raw role sed DR , DAD , W waw—AARR WV. MILLARD. ID DAWRIA E: a. CHARAMI be STAMPING PAPER awl e manis Imerl ab 2ts .l l ... 1 it 4..1V p as ullebEZ N? : laic% 44111zeir Z e loaliark t Ear /111; kV:ADS •draaol.4 W ALTERS' PATENT met) ez.....croas Si CRT. FIBS d Misses espiamiss fi e se* tosim g si t as•We i Vaiz i = i e imam= ./ taireterml4 B % o. Wintr a rii . = il ec e al L el w al 1•• N e =B•Haft • rcezz. MS Is Imes... dmarr HEALTH WITHOUT PHYBIC.—NERVOUS =h>IhaIII PROTUAI•LT COZAD W • reel eal e los& et mitnasok 4.llweied 10 Amoeba Tbm weft am. /m ,, 1 obe leemared rem*, mla Nam lie. 1.1.1 bona Im me ea emo samix—A4lleres. W. Atemaplma elNa INFANT DICNTITION.,-365. JOHNSON'S 11.1111a1CAN 1100111111 IMILOP.-116 'Malmo nosh bs, th Mud 1111 t i rvid. ina. = or do,. rim Um Lowell. 80 mew maw 1.1 - M - 11116414 2 . = . .Z .. 111.1 Op Ibliermilsa CAA al Imams op le psalm as lowa wilieri: OM OD Pimilft MSal a eir.4 1411 vim Is M M. mil.. in ..be ral VI iltlO " Lr ez 2d i I . : rifte - Ilio, - roe Mt he _ O • 4 NM A Aim. Lomas its aim UM MENU 6, . k. .0.... MS ea UM GINN. .14.4 fterl Mile. w 10. I •••• bea rIIBEIIII A 11.--Premobwl by Royal Lenses I.ll' liseariJne illowln bee rade I ilo g rzrZir i. lad m0i17771113:Te derwso ll r i m Aryl flits le nab. Iseileelltm I be sew ikt saw. re womb ditty wls te. rte. 6. ole . e i l i Z wi ese Nl= beeeli . r...ber %amend tee= =ellreelms/.....17 .7 1 ept eeere l Ver="jeme Ilk I be be re el. barliem sr Ur WIN& •• 1. ::::=IISIO le" :C=o"balriagiliMlie 1 10 6 4=%=. " Ire s ti . ' lt Etlaslimisalramik lir Yolk Nal Osevelp eel* ihe memo Idles arab. mai urouiri, Si Os lesebebe IMMO= st So ino• sne4llullim. ea I Ulla ill the allapillea ill the 1,11114 Mega 111111111111 M N.. L % see 3sr 4,.M of We. er.l.= • , sZ n eeellbee ngl Mr 111. Mt JO wow Mee eller le* IN armlet *el Om{ ma Ye. Ilk emuireml. *Want. amt. Men& *1 ;by low. I , 11. : tb• ; PM. 13 , .. Owe amp Immo , er 111. ft pool!, U. e atm. mew ese. ii.... 4 i i , =we.. • Ile bps ....4Pe . ar m rdbp swam wwww ma dwww t 0 .w. mw . wet lii Mt p.. Warn e/ wet add w Reek Hewer. Te, goweimi l b l ipm . tw i l.". 4 ii.m. a Taitlegessoseet. VOl ICI to lIIVENTOBL—OPFICZ for omot ilitZ mikreameal"gnarl=mdrwThoitt. MURRAY'S HISTORIC CLASS BOOKS. Now nay. moorromWomb. Woodosll. Pal IT% 9117Detrilltir. a i rroco ma s noload-homi duo ▪ OTUUM S ITMO/IT of oIUISCII-per Mrs to tho boor Copro. 1y Irly TKO lITUDIATI MISTOILY of LOKI-6m llootloot nr. ▪ latilKnillOrVlMory of Ilho Doan M Pall of Ye Mrs lkofro. WiNftai MN of WNW vela IN au volume -11,16 Ombra IlisSOsiorily 11011111 a 110010-oad Illhointlo Gilboa-of We a• NEM 114: 1 gr oo= 111Z=1.1 aim Om odor JAM MOW. a6/01/0•1/MMS. HB ADORATION.-R. H. CALLOOTTB SOW WORIL—OII POP4LLI WICOMO Milk ire IN r in Z i ros 4 •IfhY Ilb. ammorailmaas Bs. l I. NA. alla bniadially lonaL maim 11111.• Ode PSI*. Dr W. k molar jimet Mr fantrOs floora al edam liar. ram Nig L. la. deft Ik e wawa wills=al la : : W Mom ea* iars Ones and Oa. Wow Ilerlieglawdmi. W. DISIMMIMMItterirg=I ead lir t ra. l.oo o=A ll iTs .ftwahmt las4sa: 1111:10ani _ l ll=rlt.val Itaalasess b• Pug aft: ban Or Mew. 21. 1+.9••••... wA IIIaaRIOLL 11111.011 N II ElLtint MID DIOR• 31. _jai plain& ale. a. as* ma toe Swassa QECOND LIFE; or ELECTITbAL I.:1 'me PO • M.eg West Walla Amt the spoil M =asset tar asd r ll=el rirkasig wil Il Lailla2. ea liie goem ... = l.t Aar elnavalia ase•apar Vitrz e la ill e s eil b ei taw Z. mina am ii• Nara* Oa rev lia= m pliONZW: k. .= dam& lisParen e VO:=Pilitaas "I Writ( , isms dr ad Sawa arelatet : Mai% Dilrinitor it= as lake.. " . ' 4 lam= =Mor aftemaCial as to • ut WIS W slim ea a as aire alma •••••11•8 as W Uri. a awro. ari 4.11 ilminifts. JUL WONT,, I_P. The following letter from Mr. Bright hen been addressed to the editor of the Carliar Examiner, in reewesee to some remarks made by one of the speakers at the h•e diction for Bast CumbarLuni, and which were reported to ear camas at the time: Borlas* May 12, VMS. " I shown la Tsar ram of Betarday last • report a • masa tfialisiond by a emu& Mr. hew, at the Bast Cain brand alsedes. la est spook Mr. James is to have mad Masa words Ks hall beard Mr. re rrTrrt say, alter Leaks Byelaw' bed eyed Os mine of power Y Prams—ha Nid Word Mr. Bright my, when they wen taking • message from tbs Lords to the Commons, that "any rasa, in say sematry, had • right to pleas himself in a *feeder position if ha could." Now that remark bad muds a strong impreasion upon his mind at the nuasent, and Wooed him 60 Wins alas Mr. Bright, able and eloquent ea be ia, Lad same views different to raorm, and roads biro believe that he himself wood like to be in • similar position in "I do not know Mr. Jamey, although I presume he most have been la parliament aura 1 have hod a seat then, but I have no recollection of him. I write merely to my for his benefit, and for the benefit of those who heard hie speech, or who hare read a report of it, that there is not • syllable of trait In the statt merit he has made about me. Ido not think I have been am , ngst those taking a sewage from the Com mons to the Lords during the lea ten parr, and I am gaits mare that Mr. Jamc:s never beard ma make um of the observe. tiou ha has sttribuud to me, 4 , r of anything resembling it. leeq abet of my pnbbc bs hen been to discountomacs etgtiYg like a cone taratio• of power in the heads d any sae or of say lose; sad no man in England has asses dmossend say appeal to violence or form for the alithmeat of paled °New have . s than I Mr. Jim.. , mat lune bid bed memory, or most care little for truth. " I will Omsk yyeaaa to give this note the favour of appear. tag he your eaaiyat paper.-1 us, very testy yours. Joao BlittlliT." THE BOP D 1777.88. The following reply to the deputation of hop planters woo waited up.n the Cheseeltir of the Eirhequer on the 9th inst., on the eats*. d the remission of the in. serenest of the hop drypelf during the parent month, has bele iwww‘d te Mr. ier, M.P., and was conensi rind w &rut* he the by Fisiatard as ambled at the Cora lagerege. Casierbavy : _ " Treasury, Kay 11, 1869. " duly deer Str,-1 am directed by the Cherwell°, of the Kaclui to miquidot yea Mat, after larks cerefully °mud dared MaQteseemeaft mole by the two depatet lose which have weird e• him rumissilug the remission of the Nay iatitaiineet of the bop duty, he tepees thet he doss rot Mod himself jos. tided la seesaw te their .gone. " While he dreme4 roper the meted distressed on& ties of the hop pomp, mid does Set dipSt the ownestmes of the veremlietimemYti have beim mode Ie ids respest• hi the asmatip wlr Ale the Ms, ite ear rormod, pewee beaquams them to m . lie th Lela tint Istramit • daisy vial hes ecteally de ',wheys, mil la me peel et vita drew- Mehl to re hiesselemehie mum* h e aerially ham paid to exporter% weal/ media • wery imeavested precedent, sad mould be a step which be meld set politely sathorre.-1 am, dire is, yours hithdally, " Burro= H. Woarecera. Wsa. DOA% Le." The isheariug 111111111110elat to the Cbmoillor of the Exche quer was afterwarde adopted by Me ramitiag, sod ram ve dr ihrasimes ef meet of those perm "We, the ataderidgmil, hop- photon of East Kent, teg respeattelly to ewes, the del" regret with which we ham beard the mesh of the Mr dspatatka to the Chancellor of larberreer it the remleeks of the Kay immlutratt of the duly;hep sad dm ear babel that it will be welly Imre. seer to collect the duty without prods:Mg the utmost dis tress sad Ma emcee the hop-pleaties of the soar try. We therehro, respectfully prey that s has pompommeat iTI i Zt payment be emoted, us order to avoid the atriums esseermem that would undoubtedly sums were its lama date settlement rewired upos." VACANT OPEN fiCEIOLARSHIPS AT OXFORD. There is now recast at Magdalen Ilsll a Lusby value &X. per *nom, open to all modidatee witl== to pare of birth or education, which well be filled up em Thursday, Mar 24, and following days. Caoilldetre are Mete* to call on the Vire-Principal on or before Wednesday, May 26, with teritiemonida, Ac. OXFORD MIDDLE CLASS EXAMINATTONS.—The Ashore@ et °eked Imam deteresheed to allow candidates to seta tank Ramashar the Say regimen, lied as the limit of der, tree drams d beta; seamier at London Is lase sett may altar air UMW, by epplying immediately to tin monetary to the Lamas tremzultees, 1. China. terrace, Is.. niegtoe-read, S. The amber of madidare &heady reared fur leaden is 231 (72 salsa, 136 Aron) ; sad it is *era* tgi r t o know that of rams comparatively kw object to Ur aarielitatina Is Ur nimmests of faith and relights. EXAMINATIONS AT TER INCORPORATED LAW SO CIRTY —LIT= Tam, MO.—At the eiwn;nation of can didata ke etkeirles ea re .mil of attorneys and sorra* of thermometer On enentisem remmuesuded the RI- Irwin parrars, D emo of 26, as being entitled to dimerellea: IkkE Ore*, aged 23, who sere* his * Ikus Lew and Showier, of Trinity-place, Chairmen% Loads. 2. Bohm Hugo Montagu Baker, spud 23, wits surer bk elerinhip to Mr. Robert Freer, of Itemlas hare* Yd Mums. Chan* and Peas, of Bedford re w, Lesda 8. °Wavier Macre. Hire, aged Rl, who served his simbehlo to Mr. Henry William Hamar raft, of Orafeihm, Leadese. 4. Henry Snowdon, aged 21, who saved his ckrkado to Mr. Hairy Poethemons 80011,4011, of here end Yarn. Lewis..., Mews, and Boyer, a Old Jewry Chambers, Leads*. The merit of ere Incorpirseed Lew Seas* rye acceediagly awarded the following wise a bias: Ti Mr. Omen, the prise of the lionoarade Silty of Cliforreitss. T. Mr. baker ore of the prams of re leserporrel haw Society. To li,. Mb, or of the rinse a the lalurresied Law Society. To Mr. Similes, gas of eta perm gl the Iscorpersted Law Sedgy. The amber of radian ormised is this berm was 116; of thee% IX MOM paned, sad 10 pawned. SUS ROYAL SOCISYT.—Bir B. Brodie, as prosidest of the Royal Society, received a sorrow ecienhic and literary party_os Ilettuday *venlig, at Burling/toe Hosea. All tb• oilleial man were throes npea, and • great variety of high* breasting objects exhibited. Amor the most imporast of these were Preis/tam ringlet mss marl, invented dresset'c sad =tomer telegraphs, which was en pleised by the prileseor ; Mr. Battoreley's tyse onsmossieg urchins;Y. Gallard's water pa/par atus; Mr. Ishaseters manse prewar. gasp* sad volsere; llama Marry mad Heath's steerro-esseartic maths 1 •16 00 rid *MeV Pr- pelted by elearmagartime Peslissmar iherte's airing teleerspli; a variety of moans* beestiki ram mad cat gem. from the imperial sembliehmest d Ehaterialleag. is Saar* seldbired by Mr. Attires; tee has lielag eye*. mire of the rare and Sri-. assaleal lab, X Writhe% enbibited by Dr. Doan lease; mad M7r l . 6 = very ist-ms tag appmembe for elewha the aces,, amid rinvitra.ioas oral Or Wei hi electric,' die. • ebarges. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 16, 1859. ELECTION THE NEW P. 'ELLIGENCE. Additional members returned since our publica tion of Saturday: Mayo (coanty) Palmer (C) 811 / 0 (county) Cooper (C) Loath (county) Ballow (L) Loadonclorry (county) PH , Limerick (county) Dickson C) ROICOUIIIIOII (county) Goli(C) Wexford (county) llllalaoa (L) Garr (C) Total Marais --- Munbsrs Maria 648 STATE OF POLLS. WEXFORD 00IINTY.—(CLosz). Wllabca • 4,00'2 =i3 3,026 2,909 LIIIRRICZ 00IIMITY.—(Chaia.) Itairodl Disks= 8 7s= 2233 LOUTH COUNIT.—(Cion.) Yoetom beam l2lO MoClistock ll2B LONDONDISIT COMITY.—(CLosi.) Dawson Hoyeabe n4 Omer KILIZIMY Couin7.—The Hoe. W. Ellie, Ser jeest Wm, Mr. Grams, sad Mr. Moore were nominated ea estorday. The *hew dime& was t e kvoar of Mr. Elite sad Mr. Grease, imd • psi wee demanded. 1680CIANON TOR PROMOTING TOE MINERAL IMPAIR OP TER 'MIND. A very interesting and fashionably sa well as most numerously attended meeting was held on Saturday, at et. James Hall, I. sapped of this institution, which owes ta as awashis lady, Mrs Gilbert, the daughter of the I hap of Chichester, herself afflicted with deprivation id light, and to whorls/Wring exertions and liberal multi- Wiens much of the meson which bee attended the sediels ties is des. The undertakiag was commenced in 1854 and ion mil object was to maws regoler employment to blind wedging mars, end to obviate them difficulties which reduce ao deny blind proms to the position of street musicians or almost beggars, and whither's' from the went of opportunity to Mara a trade, and the want ol a market where the per duets of their labour may be sold, even when they succeed in mastering any of the very limited number of industrial occupations to which they are eligible. In January, 1867, the association as it now exist. was founded, and it at present sffords employment, in various ways, to 67 blind ' men sad women, of whom 33 are supplied with regular work at their own harswa, at sums varying from lb. to le. per week; 26 are isstraeted and employed at the Institation of the smosiation, and aim are engaged in selling goods for lam society. Parilaskw attention is paid to the instruction of dross who cm account of age are ineligible for sdosiadon to many ether institutions. And a boarding-house has been opens& be the convenience of theme who are anxious to Sod • holm The mental and eels-ious welfare of the tilled is afro mi gh t; a tree circulating library has been established, from which books printed in relief are lent to 65 blind per mits ; and is/traction to given in reading and other branches of doodle. A special department has also been organised to sffaed to the blind a good musical education. To secure the continuance of the aseociatlon, and in the hops of ite be coming gvadodly enlarged, sad to • great extent • self-sup porting national institution, the foetidness has subscribed 2,000 f. towards an endowment fend. The meeting of Saturday was presided over by the Bishop of Lott DON, who le the presidena of the Institution. Toe Bishop of CR ICH ROMA took part in the prodiedinge, The Bishop of OXFORD moved • resolution Dy which Ai meeting resolved to do all I. its power to moist the amoeba. Son to ila allot. to improve the condition of the 30,000 blind persons in the United Kingdom. The right reverend prelate, fa aa doasrnl appeal, erred the claims of the Mali bathos, use mln feature of which woe that in edminister lag its charity Pathan who most needed It, it avoided any odopecaho fpithd— phi, for it simply pla ced those to whom God in Ids ssie heldenkid the bkming of sight in a Mitja et . It appeared that there were hlind in the metropolis; and at this mo nist OWN WON applicants toe admission to the institu tion; and they were told that 4001. was Needed to be raised to maintain 20 blind paned , who were now compelled to bag for the mesas of etheidenos while they were learning a lamb, be order that ti might he:enabled to support demi "elves by their own wiry. Sorely Shoes whom God had blessed with the Inestimable boos of eight would at ones make up that paltry sum. If twenty gentlemen on the taiwould only give 2W. each, the thing was done ; and wZd gladly contribute hie 201. (Cheers) Mr. K. PALMak seconded the motto., and urged the defies of the emaciation in withdrawing the destitute blind hem the temptation to add to the number of street beggars. La sheering bow capable the blind were of inotruction, he mentioned the use of • young blind gentleman who entered tie University of Oxford, and aided by his sister successfully obadied there, and afterwards went to ladle where he studied Semicrit, and wee now • candidate for the professorship of that leagnage in the university at which he was educated. The resolution was carried. Jelf (the Principal of King's Col lage), Dr. Robinson, and other gentlemen, addressed the ateellt eapport of the association, and their appeal wsa to by a liberal °attention. ..117rfilfltort, sad mineral other blind ladies sad gentle men, were mongol the company, and apparel to take s deep bating in the proosedisp. LORD DUET AND THE IRISH QUAICEIL—The Dahlia Mail ol Prklav evening publishes the eabetence of • Pthgiven by Lard Derby to • deptitsioa ham the Irish ent,whe welted • day or two ago oat the Prime Minister, e wpm of preeeating a peace memorial to the noble serl:—. Lord Derby began by saying that the flociety of Friends in baked bad only dose junkie te the Wainere la sessmits that they had hitherto used their beet exertions In emleaveurisi to promote a settlement of **existing rill humus ; sad that, although at premst, when the hostile armies wire almost within sight of each other, such attempts might be unavailing, yet that they would continue to be wends/al to erahrece every favourable opportunity that might present Itself to toadied° betwees the tomtits. He elated that they bed acted with strict y Weems the hostile plinth, and that, by coetendegto observe • mint ier course of conduct, he hoped the ties might come whin see& median's would be accepted. Lord Derby fortes' added that strong as were the feelings of the Society of Prised* on the subject of the war, yet that they bad need no weed too sirup to express his own trollop with reseed to it—that the government was reit:dyed to observe an satire matedity ; wed that as eleoweetemos Mort of the absolute necusky of self•defenes would justify them In involviag Chest Drat& la say mourner in the approaching strife." RAILWAT BENSTOLENT INITITHTION.--The di reeked state In *air report that the sure now is the hands of the *Nom somata to nearly 3,0001., which they bane de ckled en ineteneg It Leedon and Nortb-Western 4 peening detonate hoods to the extent of WOOL There was an Imperhat principle much twisted cm by thou who took • inakkbast pert et the dinner In aid of the fonds on the 10th of Mink bat, t 3 which the &Rectors baits particular seek& It wee that, the laslitetke, to be • peemeneut ew ers, mast be as nearly as possible self-supportiog, end mutt set to e ag i s d n fgree be dependent on urinal Md. It could, of 111011710, coats that position by As comsat adhesion of thou Mir a of the railway ser vice Sc. the basalt of whose lawlllss It le derived. The board tberadare earnretly impress ea nem members the deny of tiarowing anbeariban to the inetitntiss without delay. Meetings bays been held at the priacipal stances of the Great Western, London, Brighton, and South Cos* gad Midland Railways, which were hung• mealy ettendel by the oaken of the respective lines, sad the result showed the advastage of such meetings, both la re moving athithaseptione end Is exciting en intend is the institution. The promoters at the "Pala of the People" have mule to the faelltutlen the liberal offer of Sys weal of hatheid lead Is the selpfdroarbood of their proposed building as •ohs for to loslttollsa, as the rte toriltics that the amigo shell he spprowed by their arithieeet. The booed have weasel this liberal elk but have math maw to theatre mop, and will, of rawer, take so father Asp Is the wetter without the full comsat of the atembant The dosatkas kr the year ruling the SO h of April, 1869, sweated to 1,197/. Ind the subscriptions to 4331 —total, 2.2301. NEAPOLITAN EXILE Ft NO.—The secretary of the coalmines appointed for the easel= of the Nierditen smite hod is Liverpool, kid beforethe cornaktmeas Swanky the label sisonst of eubseriptions, 3501. Is IL, kr 241. fer swam. It wag remarked that soma soma hod tom far. viola to Maim from Limped dimst, beim it was knows tat a lerel had woad be seised. CRYSTAL PALACE. HALF - DROWN DAT. . lieevapar, Yee —Adinisdone as payment, 1,391, Me by ONUS IWO. 1,347. Total delteeell,7l/. NAVAL AND MILITARY. WOOLWICH, MAT lb. The °read, Woolwich steam-vessel, proceeded yes terday morning to Shoeboryness, with a complete battery of royal artillery, who are ordered to undergo a amuse of gun nery eureise—snd returned to Woolwich with Captain Fisher's third battery of the ant brigade, ordered to be eta timed at headquarters. His Royal Higbnese the Duke of Cambridge visited Shoe burynees during the past week for the purpose of inspecting the !arrangements in megrim for the bestitemloo of the school of gunnery for tbo regiment of Royal Artillery. TM Industry, 2, iron screw store-ship, Muter-Comman der Gawp I. H odges, arrived at Deptford yesterday afternoon, to discharge a cargo of returned storei from Rio de Janeiro and Asuman& She has been 54 days on her return remade, having ezperiesced a emersion of rough weather. Bb. left Plymouth we Tuesday, mad on Friday, whilst off Damen/es, one of her engines broke down, and ahe continued her voyage under earl. The whole of the additional shipwrights, fie., required et this dockyard, amounting to 240, have been obtained, the majority frout Gremook end the Nor th of Riglarsi. The Firefly, 4, paddle sissin-vessel, last from the West Coast of Atka, was yesterday undocked aster eateneive repairs, and Is to be thought forward for service. CHATHAM, MAT 15. A sadden order wen rescind yesterday morning by telegraph, from the Berm Guards directing the 18th company of Royal Ihregfuestv to Ironed at ten:ly boor to-morrow morning to Weynxialk - for the p of being employed in putting the line of mast in that neighbourhood in a thorough elate of defence, and erecting batteries and earthworks for mounting heavy guns. Oa receipt of the order the men belonging to the nospeay were employed the whole day in selecting large quantities of sapping and mining tools, end other implements need in engineering, which were despatched to the Strood station for the purpose of being for warded to Weymouth. The officers ordered to proceed with the 18th company are Captain R. Hawthorn and Lienteneat N. Peters. The Royal Engineers will leave Brompton ' barracks to-morrow morning at 6 o'clock. Colonel Bandham has also reeeleed orders from the War-office for Lieuteoant the Hoe. W. Le Poer Trench, and a detachment of 40 non commbeionad officers sad men, selected from VAtiolla rom panire to proceed from head. waders, to-morrow, to Sou.h ampten, where they are to be employed in surveying opera tions preparatory to the erection of defences In that neigh bourhood. A Horse Guards circular has been received at this gar rison direc.ing that any (Albers or soldiers proceeding on duty and travelling by the "limited mail trains," recently established, are to pay the ftel fares charged to the public generally, the usual contract rates not applyiag to theme tram RECIWITINO FOR THE NAVY IN LIVIIRPOOL.—The Anion op that since the promulgation of the Queen's pro clematiou, volanteerfep for the navy hes gone on at • tole rably nod rate, ths inducement of the Mooned boauty having led many to offer themselves for the senior. The enrolments in the port of Liverpool have avenged taw. day during the lest wash. Up to limatday night 120 had paned and two batches, et about forty man each, were rut off to London on Yeseday and Thursday ezroings, as route for various naval stations. A imge draft will be for warded to-day (Monday). DURRAX AUTILLEY MILITIA.— This body under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Slotted, bee bele reported reedy for service, ana daily expect orders to leave Bishop Auckland for Portsmouth or the ble of Wight on Tuesday next. The men have already & very sold W-like appearaace, end have behavefflut a amour hkeisly oreditalle so their officers and thateselne—Dartington Timer. THE ROYAL EAST KIENT YadffiANßY.—Notioas have been fasurd hy Mr. Dee lee, M.P., the colonel of the Royal East Kent Yeomanry, for the mumbling of the reg ment on Friday neat, the O i h isseant, at Dover, when it s understood en inspection will lobe plea by Colonel Belden. The regiment cone.sts of six troops, and is the notice for warded to the different captains, Colonel Deedes states that he has received en intimation of the government to aril oat the whole of the yeomanry regimeott for permanent dariog the ensuing year. A considerable mambo: of farmers have meetly Joined the various troops. - - VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS FOR OXFORD ONIVER. BITT.—We understated that the 'meanest mods bilars bridge towards estab li shing a mima in rifle cape is • tto be flowed by the members of the University of Oxford, the authorities having given their adhesion to the project. A committee, conelatat a • representative from each epilogs and hall, is about to be formed. It is understood that the university will act indepradantly silks city. RIFLE CORPS FOR BIRMINOHAM.—Ia the course of the last weak • project was sat en foot for the formation of • rifle corps in Birmingham, and a meeting on the subject was held at the Atheoreum-rooms on Saturday. Oa the day previous to this mec.iag taking place ancther had been con vened fre Tuesday week, by a circular signed by • dozen gentlemen, chiefly merchants, bankers, and 'elicitor'. It was urged at the meeting on Saturday that the two parties engaged In the movement might unite, and that it was de sirable they should do so; bat it was mentioned in reply that the parties whose Mann IMO appended to the circular were desirous of forming "a salsa corps of gentlemen." This announcement was meived with tome expressions of sur prise at the outdone' of so unpatriotic a sentiment in relation to such • matter. It was suggeeted th at um mayor should be requested to convene • town's meeting on the subject; but nltimatay it was readesd that the lord-lieutenant of the anal should he counted as to the mode by which he pre paid that the peochunstikin of the Secretary for War should be aerial into prectkal operation ; and obit the view to this sa Amman took place nail Thursday next. nu CHANNEL 'LIST. Several of the vessels which were original'''. Wended for this service hare b-en despatched to the MM. terransen, and they include five lineot-battle ships and one oceerette-namely, the Royal Albert, 121 mew, Captain Rico, bearing tie leg of Rear-Admiral Bir Charles Howe Fremantle, K.C.8.; the Rearra, 91, Captain A. Forbes; the Orion, 91, Capers Wallace Horton ; the Victor Emma. noel, 91, Captain W,lkoz. C. 8.; the lirmasertok, 80, Captain E. Ormanney; sad the Racoon, 21, Ctaits J. A. Poynter. Inasmuch, however, as Rear-Admiral Heady has been sprinted second in command of the Mediterranean Ben, the probstellity is that Admiral Fremantle will shortly return to resume him commend of the Channel roadrott. The liesseibal, 91, Captain Courtly, will bear the beg of Admiral Mundy, end will shortly sail to join the Medina. morn fleet. She is now only shout 100 men chart of her complement. Therefore, for the immediate &fere et oar own shone, in addition to the Royal Albert, there are the St. Jean d'Acre, 101, Captala Thomson; the Exmouth, 91, Captain Stopford ; the Hero, 91, Captain G. H. Seymour, C.B. ; the James Watt, 91, Captain B. Coda; the Algiers. 91. Captain Cl. W. D. O 'Callaghan; the Londe'', 91, Captain H. Chad,; the Cressy, 80, Captain the Hen. O. J. B. Elliot, C. 8.; the Cm'ar, 9i, Captain C. Fre derick (now on special sierras in the West Indies), and the Agamennon, 91, Capt. T. Holm Of frigates then+ are the Llfry, 61, Captain O. W. Needy; the Emerald, 61. Capp-- twin Arthur Cumming ; the Merry, 40, Captain C.ldwell, C.B. ; the Diadem, 32, Capra Morro, C.B. (also on special service) ; the Dale, 32, Captain R. Heath ere ; the Caravel, Si, Captain T. Meson ; the Ter magant. 26, Captain R. Hall ; and the Ca Imo., 21, Captain R. 8. Rdlyar, C.B. Of smaller serer, there are the Brisk, 16, Captain Algoma F. R. de Hovey; the Faroe, 16, Commander A. 0. Fiteroy ; the Pioneer, 6, Conasaidr C. H. May; the nyir g Fish, Commander C. W. Hope; the Intrepid, 6, Commander 0. Marryat ; aed the Ammar, 4, Commander C. M. Apaaley-all of the before namtioned ships being screws. Than there are, of paddles, the Firetread, 6, Com mander UMW M. Bruce; View 6, Compeller W. B. Donn; end Gorton, 6, Commander B. C. F. Pim. Tin majority et the ships compete( Ode important Art her been commissioned during she past iaw weeks. and are, for the most part, fatly manned. There is also a powerful Term reedy to be commissioned, inell t d o lg the Duke of Wellington, 131, Royal svereigo, 131, 102, Edger, 91, C•teesur, 80, Goliath, 80, Mamma BCri George, 80, Mars, 80, Melpomene, 61, leap rime, 61, Orlanto, 60, Dauntless, 32, end also, for the par pass of home defame, there are dr screw bicch ships Nile, 91, Captain A. Wilmot, C.B. ; Cogs well* 60, Captain Randolph; Pearroke, 60, Captain Chariewood ; Blenheim, 60, Cerra Scott, C. 8.; Reseal, 60, Captain Storey ; Hawke, 60, Cowrie Crispin , Ales, 110, Capri.' Boyd; Edinburgh, 60, Captain D'Eynooatt; Heatioge. 60, Create Mends; Home, 60. Captal e Mow*, C. 8.; and the Arrogant, 47, Copia* L. 0. Heath, C.B. The aumber of vessel. in ocenesisloa thasefine, en the home ration, exclusive of the Royal Albert, Carr, aid Diadem, ant-ehips of the lite, 17, Riper. 8; smaller Teasels, 9. Lin -01-battLe ships ready kr carainice, 10; frigates, 3. CHARTER OP COLL/Rlta DT THE FRENCH Go .- LIT. • eaerespendet of th e 8/appate Oesetts , writing fr om Skkids,, says :— " It is reported here that soaks of the Few* government ere actively eingsattl is chartering colliers In dee sores at a rote of freigot equivaleet to about 375. pee tn. TM aid to be token is lobo detivesed 1n a Meditation's' poet ant to be sensed until militia ; sod It Is elated, is sane ma sa indemnity is to be given sicainet War rsks" • LONDON DISTRICT TELEGRAPH DORMANT (Liartza).—Dariair the pad teetaight iveramea bees bees actively employei i a erect*/ the poles end wire* oa tba Imtesele Mesa the li•nahmeorvestl, hareem the Eleettaat aa4 Coale awl the Boras, Yettalastos. tervetag a poetise d lb. worts coaterupkted by this colaW.y, the vitiate et ybksh ceWae'arThY hide It le ochfullatly srpotted wN be cociplotod is two swim trook Otis tile. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [T WOPENCE. SPO.RIING. THE RACING AT NEWMARKET AND THE DERBY. TO THE 111011011 OF THE IX PlEBe. 811,—Although, for a meeting extending over fleo days, the Newmarket First Spring cannot be regarded es bearing been en exciting on., there see so many inekleste re qiunng explanation, that • deWled eriticiem of the meet im portant Is absolutely necessary, with the Derby too emus et hsnd- As Muds the patrouge the meeting received, no fault whatever can be found, the Mk of the sewers* patrons of the turf having assisted on every day but the first, and no previous Two Thousand was ever witnessed by such a vast multitude. Still, many of the most important events IMO regarded as such foregone cosoclusioss, that speculation wee not emerged on with any activity, and the only tastiest to cause a good stir on Monday we the cempletion of a match between the two Derby favourite., Promised Land and Mujid, to be decided at the Second October Meeting on the Two Middle Miles, for the heavy seeks of 2,00 W. a-side, with • 500 i. forfeit. That they under rate mob other 1 strongly suspect, especially if the report be true that " the Baron' offered to min them with North vier t. Lincoln and was refused the. honour . Primrose scored the fiat , having beaten Polestar so very wily for the Queen'sthat when quits fit—which k not the use yet -she press formidable in any company over • scope of with plenty of selling room. !Mould she get as =:ly sad weighted in the Goodwood Sisk she was at Chaste, lee owner will haves. good a thi ngs es sa the proved in the last two anaiverearies of the Ceserewitch; and her 141 b *Howarth In the Goodwood Cup (making her weight but Set Sib), will render her a formidable opponent even to such tried good homes as Leamington, North Lincoln, and Pro raked Land. Lifeboat's defeat by Ditto was accounted for at the time by his having stumbled when about to make his effort • but that he was not himself is apparent by his pe rformance on Friday, whet Blue Jacket, who wee behind him, at abut the same relative weights In the Metro polllau, turned the tables en him our two Cafe, Sac he wee the fint beaten of the two. Rceabel and Wild Roes we. their matches like racehorse', and both will take some beating in the Oaks. despite the Rose having succumbed to Ring at Arms in the Rowley Mile Plate on Wednesday, which her rider confesses to havebeen owing to his owelover confidence, he having eased hew too soon. It was no eits grace even for her to be beaten by the King at Arms, when the horse Is in the humour, for he beat Nimrod on Tuesday, in the Coffee-room Stakes., by a good length. This running owed the Two Thousand Gansu favourite to Ise cute considerably with the talents, and from 6 to 4 laid on him be fell precipitately to the slightest shade of edde, and when the saddling commenced the comment. ware sot at all favourable to him, some going so far ma to say lea had not grown since last year, while others were ocafideet he was nut half fit ! He tenderly Is not a "big 'in," but there is quits enough of him ; sad if ever a horse was made for the Derby coarse, he he cos. The mistake as to hie fitness was canoed by his sweating ea freely whim brought out for the struggle ; but he le narrow in • crowd, and the manner in which he had been "mobbed" will sufficiently account for the pitenenienol. Phantom looked like all J. Scott's favourites, which is sayisg everything In his favour, end there WA not • better mover on the heath ; bet Napoleon will be more fit te contend is brilliant company later in the mesa in, for be was not • patch ova the two favourite. in condition, and Cynricus, Crafton Nimrod, and Lord of the Manor had undergone a mach getter pre tin. Poor ktalpho looked • sad specimen of a Two Thous ar an a d winner, and his number being pieced an the telegraph fur ' prised some people not a little ; but he wee only brought out to convince hie deluded backers how lame he was, sad that they were not to grumble at his non-starelog. The start was one of the best that could be conceived, the two favour item being, perhaps, the last to begin, Phantom tumbling on to his heed in the first stride; but he soon recovered him self, sad Promised Lend was first instead of Teat in a dorm strides, a position he maintained pulling double, to the Barbee, when his opponent* dropped off one by one, and in I coming down the Smokes hill he bad such a clear lead that A. Day had time to take • right of his opponents. He them made the discovery that the race was virtually over, for Crofton was struggling on under difficulties on hie left, sad °Tartans on his right, neither being within three leagths of kW; while the only one he feared (Pheutom) wee " out of eight." Prom that point he hod only to let his horse center in front, and he finally won, without ever having been ex tended, by • length and a half. The performance of Phantom created cousiderable surmise an thou who taw the trial he woe last week, and Withington expiates It by myths the home, in addition to the blunder he made at Wells,. seemed tabus so heart when called upon to go up to the favourite al the Buhr, bat that he, after all, might have been weed had he persevered, es he seemed to get better towards the firdsh. Ni. Newmarket Stake. victory showed him is very different colours, and the Promhed Lent ploy declining to meet him there (the stake was worth about 4000, they must hove thought Mai a better hose then the we (or the Two Thousad mode him appear. Comforter, whom he beat so wily, hod done a pretty good thing at home; and if Phantom is the Simon Pure of the Whitewell stable on the Derby day, he will, beside. seeing a very abort price, give the wiener something to do. At present, how ever, I shell adhere to the opinion that Promised Land is the hieshorse fa the Derby by 21b. I have no doubts about his steying, and shell not be surprised at his career being es sue oesfal as that of the Flying Dutchman. Nimrod will be beard of again, but he is not • Derby horse, neither are say of the Two Thousand Gujurat tanner. but the two .. re " already menei.ovii. Wednesday's sport was prolific of surprises , odds being laid on three lasers, the greatest " eertaletr " of the day, Sunbeam for the Four-yeer old Sweepstakes, coming off at the wrong end; and that she is sot within two stone of bee Let yeees form la apparent from Panama Royal (who could not beat a good three-year-old at even waghte earlier is the leering) beating her in • common canter. TM. explathe Toxophlhtes easy defeat of Sunbeam laet meeting, snd there was no particular fault to be found, consequently, with Ms Bt. Leger perfumeries; neither has be shows yet that be can cope with North Lincoln over the Abingdon Mils next October. The Bert little Acta= was not without friends when opposing North Lincoln for the half-mile epic on the Flat, and he beteg very quick on his Irge, the . creek," after toeing ground, never had a chance with him, although Hughes rode and whicteed him home, and thereby got into hot water with Ms emp'oyeve, who bleated him for having started at all under the elreurestances Actaeon afterwards found favour with many for the Derby ; but waideriag the Deneburyites bad tried Arisdne to be 1616 the better animal, he is not entitled to favourable consideration, especially as half-tulle wee seldom afford a criterion of • hors', merits, the very moderate Heroine (belonging to the same gentle men as Atereon) having when • two-year-old beaten Saunterer " into fits", while receiving but 211 b for a year over half a mile at Newmarket. The Das Thousand ()sines* was regarded such a certainty for Ariadne that offers to " take 3 to 1" were greedily snapped up, and ber own party laid 6 to I on her at the finish. She could not possibly have been brought to • higher Mete of perfection, having fi lle d out fro as seat • filly as ever turned out from Dasebury ; but she lookod almost a pry beside llayonalse, who was not la inch fins fettle as she might have been, Irving been "or' !gently. Prelude was not up to the mark, and J. Scott has seldom had • filly running for the One Thousand is snob bad odour, she being even a worm favourite show the moderate Chi Vies. Only Ariadne and Navarre were in the race at the dip, up to which point the favourite bed been indulged with the teed ; but Fordhaus could bold Hayouelse no leaser, and on letting her go she fairly chopped has opponent down in half • deem strides, end W met a lead at the Marra that Da would net Ware his nag by uselessly pe s. Of course there was • eompl.te revolution afterwards in the Oaks betting ; and although Ariadne is peculiarly adapted to the Epsom Down., and wil, perhaps, run much bytter with Ileyoesise, the latter's performanoe is so decidedly superior to any other that she appears more promising fee her race than Premised Lsnd far the Derby. We shall now, mob ably, see Volcano rooms the Derby favourites err ; but Merionette and Trumpeter will not go so well. nukes • hose sans of mosey le entrains d to them. The Two Year old Plate found the Ternug at colt all the better for his wick's work since he ran for the Noetyn Suttee at Chester, sod when better prepared he will do many another good job far his owner. I - her already comm cited upon the perform same of Prato= sad Lifeboat on Friday, which were the only Peer of honer ; and in conclusion let me remark that if the 1818 Fleet Spero Wooing letrodueed we to retch Derby sad Oaks winners - r Benderesa and Governer (she former baring TM • deed beat with bet • second-rate hoer while Dryness salt' eras her Ir&C, by a heed), the Promised Loud and Moyoaawe, afire their brilliant victories, In comp rises, ought certainly to follow in their footsteps. 11111 DONCASTER SERINO XISIIINO. The alteratin is the Ix ere of this isesting hoe not Wend It to any particular, for if the Sprlag_Handicap had not such • large acceptance ma usual, the Hopeful Stakes, for tee pee-olds, five furlongs, Ins perhaps the best entry of the jeer. Loran, not having visited Newmarket, It appears probable he has been reserved for the contest, and Thor mashy keying gives Oxford 6lb and • beetles at Chester, the 6th penalty will not prevent him bolding the latter oaf*, after his clever defeat at Thermauby at Broca. Co Towner, is rid to have ENDS promising two-year-olds, Amethyst, knocked doer to him for 270 goiter, brag re of the best looking of last year's ratings; bat if I late the disk reckons there is to getting eat spin, se Retreat, the Drone, end the nap, have ell good Ovate reputations; and with such • tried good loess se Lagers in the race I have no amnion to dive Tee/ Beep Mr a repreeentative. Tee Trial Stakes one WIN looks patty good thing for the filly by Chanti cleer, out of Birth day, now that Lifeboat's fro is not what It was • sad for the Chesterfield Plate Foul Joao ha. not a herd tus k eseltin, the company he is In. roe the Spring St. Leger course, Far West, 3 yrs. Est 1216, would be cop sell ally, were be at the poet ; but as be was not bran& eat et Chester his party may be keep's* him for enmethies liner In the season, sad is his arras Shako, 3 re, lee, end the Princess Royal, 4 Its, bet %h i egret to We Wheat el the weights. The Betting-room Statue, for two and three year eat, might be ahnost settled by the result of the Hopeful, the beet teem we have sees of thaw engaged being that of Brolly, 2 yrs. Tht. Tit SALISBURY lIBISTINO. Follows closely al to the above, yet there is plenty dare for the two-year-olde tartlet et both pieces, and the Balls bury Stakes, for two-yeavelds, fire furlongs, might be grated by Lupellos, whose only formithble opponent on paper ie Chirp. The Wiltshire Handicap, two miles, has Tourna ment, 6 yen, Ilel Sib, so easily weighted that be will have bat few eppoeea ts, and the one that beats him should win. It is may to make a selection of Sir Hercules for the Biennial, bat so few stables are Tepreseated its the Craven Plate that I will not heard a goer se to what animals will do batik, and the sin furlongs handicap on the second day Is eisailszly aniseed. The Lousiest Readied's, one roils end a half, is worth winning, sad it Schism, 3 yn, est 41t, or Bio- minium, 3 yrs, Set, cut in for it, their efforts may not both go annwardai. Marrone bee only to beat Mr. Merry's representative for the Longford Castle Stekel, and Lord Pal ineresta's colours may finish fa the front. The Wilton Park Stator has Lopellus's same down, end the dark• list mast be vary strong to produce his cesqueror, Lady Falcons. being the second best performer in the ant MaTEOII.- DONCASTER SPRING MEETING. PROGRAMME OF TEE SPORT. . _ Stewards—ilia Right Has. Lord Londnboroush sad I. Mary, Esq., M.P. The *takes at present opts toe the Doncaster taprft Meer. lig ohne as foDowe:-16th, The Monletpti Maks* The Stand Stakes, The Instkoleself Stakes; 17th, The Juvenile &Meg &aka, The Scurry Stakes. TO-MoRROW. Two Taw, Swiss of 6 Nova. each, with 30 added ; fur three-yr-olds, bat 121 b ; four, Set 711); ; six and seed, gat 31b. Mans and geldings allowed 31b and maiden three-yr olds at the time of ' , arcing allowed 31 b; four, 6lb ; five and upwards, 71b. Winners of 100 soya. at sny one time to earry 7th ; twice, 1010; and thrice, 141 b extra . T.Y.C. (11 subs.) Trs Yrs lartea Nide& . .... irest " . ..... 3 f muinewew— s gede Weloler 3 Adohne. Walbly 01•0011010 Twn HOPRTUL Aim of 6 sera. , with 100 added, for 17r obis; Gotta, Bst 71b; tidies and geldings, Set 31b ; wiener to 1681 to wry 61b; twice, 71b extra ; and the word to remise 90 Wove. sett of th e sakes. Hopeful Course, about five flukmge (63 sobs.)—Whitehotters, Ben Webster Cir oda% Amp, b , Weatkerbit—Capucine. RoMlind, Betrest, Ireisses Bye, The Gentle, Miss Erskine, Amy Tony The Drummer , Stolsenfele, Oxford, BM- Meth J Gmellyon, Hdes, King of Swedes , et by Barstow— an Gelon's dare ; f by Whomd—Mary, by Melbourne (gmanJill, by Tombstone) ,• Weetesder, Edwin, Maestros!, e the Cossack—Arid (thistledown's dam), Malaria, G ier, Polyanthus, fby Stockwell or West Australlan—Countess of Albemarle, Tormentor, Lupine@ (61b ex.), o by Augur —lnemse, f by West Aostra liso—Birdtrap, Newby, Harebell, The Antler, Buttercup gib ex.), Things ' Wbite Rom (51b ex.), Staley, Phoebe Mayflower, a by la Lovell—Testy, e by Kingston—But- Isar, o by Banton—Julia by Lannealot, Dreadnought, Cleve.; eby Touchstone—Ares by Oladiat .r Amethyst, Bewbeerer—Shoalderknot, Rap. The Drone, heels, Oxford, Greta, e by Backbiter—Jaeose, SIR to Ryletone, Auntralian, Professor, May Queen, Recluse. TRIO GRAND NATIONAL 8713PL1 CRASS (Handicap) of 10 move. each, h ft, with 100 added ; a Wisner of 100 sods. clear, stet May 4, one., 71b; twice, or a winner of 200 nova. clear, 106 extra. About three miles and three quarter?, over theme! Bteepl* Chose Comte. • 11 1 6 Oliatles It • 9 • 01 0 *eats. Oats Welethmel I 9la ...... 10 13 The Curele Nee Tate ..... 1. esteleir) ......... • II 11 4 ▪ 11 p ....... ....... . . inst. s i. 116•/•••.. J o ollm s,.. - 9 . I t a• . ....... ...... I i t ClOinitor .- •• • •10 'Ia o, "*"" • rata WM. WSW . ••• 16 3 . • pad Nowa "mar II 3 Tax Cxerreraeurto Pxxxx (Headirep) of 60 ion., fur 11.7 r-olds sad upwards; a wiaser of any rues vshio WO mom (metalkee excepted) of the we4gtos apses; to cora 61b ; telex or of 200 erre l _9lb orbs.. Oro sib. A lb - r AWU Tamar AO 3 T 0 ;Mies 4 • 13•roms... iii ..... iztio II 6lt 4 4 be by V 4 6 14 '4 O 3 1 11irw1e 4.43 14414 • . . 6 611 • 4 Latham .Tnir Nic — ir . .r., a Dmsiii . ::: 4 ! ! • I 111 1421 8 # Awl.frito ......... : ii . .:... •• * I 3 I *** ..•• 4 . 1 • Mots I 4 7 L illtilosricntex mum of 6 ADM each, tab 36 for 3-yr-olds, fist; fiar,94 91b; See, lOst 210; six swinged; 104 Slb; ludf•beell berme allowed 610; nines and gelalaga, Sib ; =idea bones, 61b. The winner to be sold for 160 soya.; if entered to be sold for 1001., allowd Sib; for 751., 101 b; for 601,, lalb; for 40/., 241 b; or for 301., 2316. Red Howie to. To ekes and name, at 7 o'clock on the evening before musing, to the clerk of the warm, at his othoo in Doormat.,. THE STAND STAKES of 3 goys. each, with 20 added, for all ages. The second to save his stoke. Red House in. To close sod name at the some time so the Municipal &ekes, and the weights to be pabliehad as asrly as poseib4 the same meting. Omni, I 4 4 144 47 pm= , I p ~«;. 410M1 1 • • I e s s e TEE ACCIDENT AT THE WZBIXINTTEE PALACE HOTEL. On Saturday evening Mr. Bedford, the coroner for the city end liberties of Westminster, opened en inquest in the beard•roore of the Westminster Hospital upon the bodies of Edward Sullivan, aged 27 ; John M'Queen, aged 61 ; Cornelius Buckley aged 48; Peter Forbes, egos! 23; and John Cerra; aged 26, who were killed at the oolusion of the accident at the Westminster Palace Hotel en Friday last. The Inquiry excited considerable interaet, and Sir Charles Russell, Bart., the deputy-cbairmen of the cupany, was present to watch the proceediags, as well u Mr. Winfield, sad Mr. W. C. Barnhill, soli iter of the company. Mr. Myers was likewise in attendance. Mr. Pansouby R. Adair, house surgeon, said that Sullivan was admitted at a quarter past seven on Friday morning, with • large depressed fracture of the frontal bone, which nut have caused instant death. ISKlueen was admitted with a fracture of a bone wh'oh must also have ceased instant death. Forbes was also brought in dead, but the appear ances were not the same as in the ease of the others, but ha believed that he died from a fracture of the skull. Canal, its believed. had received s fracture of the base of the skull, end be died in the course of two or three hours aberwarde. After some routine businem bad been tranracted, the teemed *Groner said that in a case of such importance to the public as the present undoubtedly wet, he was of opinion that the inquiry ought not to be hurried over. He thought for the protection and safety of the public that the jury ought to bet that any time given to such an inquiry was not thrown away, but was bestowed with a view of preventing a similar catastrophe. When they sent met they would have had an opportunity of viewing the work in progress, and be hoped that nothing would be dme to alter that part where the direful ellamity occurred without his orders. He therefore proposed to take no farther evidence that day, but would grant the order fee the interment of the indite, so that they might be removed from the hospital. As they had per formed the mut painful part of their dotes In viewing the bodies, he adjourned the further investigation of the case until Monday, the 23rd Student, at two o'clock in the afternoon. In the meantime the jury could Mew the building at which the socidont took place, but be ahouli still require it to be left in its present state until the close oft inquiry. la the course of the proceedings C. Russell, Bert., said es deputy chairman of the Westminster Palma Hotel Company, be attended there to say that the directors were moat sunken to afford every facility to the jury in order to forward the end they bad in view. The directors were ex ceedingly diereesed at the unfortunate OCCIIIIISeIt, end it we e their intention to contribute in a literal manner to the wants and neceseithe of the wives and families of the deceased • indeed a subscription was now on foot amongst the she:yielders. which he had no doubt would be reapouded to In a winner that would testify to their sympathy for the families of the Wirers generally, and those who went &pedant apes them. Mabry thee mooned to the leadinga, to view the place whets the aeoldent wont d. It west a Lars ore rpm% which wee to be lighted from the to 0, and was intended to give light and air to the bedrooms and the apartments ad. jetting. At a height of about 're fret from the groan I a stags, about 60 last in ielegth a w: as emote for the purpose of supplyieg the bricklayers with bricks and mortar to carry on the building. This half ef this tame gave way, sod hence the fetal accident in wend= . The joy, in the <curse of thek visit, found one al the mess-bane upon which thematic' 118101, and they at MCI * piradved that the beam broke at thee part of it in whisk *age was a kart. Having P ars* " their laquiry eta be, die y ammelmed. the en tlitel and mew tied the neighbour/to 01, and the Teach 7 was tallo seed by all at the melancholy F route. l a°. watch mut. 4 such • imerifice of human Me, and Dming the afternoon. a 'API number of persona awl minded ketaght misery t , , the homes of so many to for families. The bodies of the derived were removed from the hormtal to their borer., . .. amide the wailing and lamentatioes of thole iadaitvee. Th as accmst• of th 4 ette.ras et the hoepPel state that they ring on ferestably. ROYAL FREE FLOSPITAL, GRAY'I3-INN-ROADo—The Dum ber of Tatirata relieved M this hoopital, dada . ; dm seek en ding May 14,wea 2,267, wkisb 668 were new cam.