The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-31 00:00:00

' tOt, 1W`••119 ( --4-1111 S / 1 11 • 4 ' I tS ' 41 . • Al k e t' I / • NEWS PA PE N tt • !.Ve z , „.. s ,- • Saii.dik ~~ ~-~ LONDON,.. SAT AY ''ll4y '.81;.. 3862. No 4,931.) [Stamped, ld. Additional.] (TWOPENCE A, calling at MADRAS.—The well- , C A L LIF own UTr dipper minion steam-el ip LA DY JOCELYN, !,t42 Um, SOO honwpower, 8.011611 T W. KKR, Commander, now lo.d In the Victoria (London) Docks, will leave on the lith 'war embarkin g passengers at and leaving °reverend on Ms lgib June. This magnificent ship, buUt mpremly for the India Made, has been thoroughly refitted, has liniteate accommodation ter pameugers, and will carry an experiencid surgeon and • aurardire. The service will be ormtinmed monthly by one of the follow* fettagelling auziliary steam teasels belonging to this Company : Ships. Tow. I Horee-power. ! Date of sallies. MaarMut Calcutta Jason Qußolase Inoue* m ot the ape* Indium Hydaapes lad,y Jocelyn Ws IS %IR XIII 1.41111 XII ion SIM f.ltt Sila VIM POO US. lin LIU fel My 16. U. Npromber DessuberL Jew IL NM Febniiie IL Fee trdght or pump apply to Mem BRINDLE Z a fi rs o. Parilameest, &W ; the Brokers, Mews. Barn* and Co., 150, Lmdrnliallutreet, &C.: or &Slim Odiees of the Company, 9, Mincing lane, London. LC., where also appli. cation for appointments sa Midshipmen In this service should be made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary. Eut India and London Bhtpping Company (Limited), 9, Mincing Lane, LC. BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN CLIPPERS from LONDON Direct. Toe,i6L Sydney Sydow Manly' Nor Sydney l AN& Axel. Mill .... 137daw Sydoey ..... Melbourne Melbourne ' Melbourne Queensland Queensland iConi wain' (Dar) Roam Gian Cassewny t's Clntkwelis ... Whirlwind &Litwin 1,10 J. 10. 4210 July 10.une SC lAN 1,10 July 111. • 1.619 IL . I r. 11, 1.800 . LON Ilas IL" ;600 Jam SO. This celebrated line of packets have, by their punctuality sad /said psusses, weed a world known reputation. and their poi wow soconunedAtioe is waeurpssasd by way vessels silerd.—Yor salipienkse respecting freight or pawage to Australia apply JWIS BAIN= and Co , Liverpool ; all Agents for thp B len Uas and to T. M. MACKAY and Co „ 1, loadenha-streek loads" I.C. BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL. MAIL Irrnimme, egivointed by the Admiralty Mail atlas"' LIVERPOOL and NNW YO&L sad between UV/13,- POOL and HORTON, with liberty to call at Hadar or other ports to land and reserve malls, goods, and persengen, the Boston alas main at Halifax to Lod and receive amassers and her Masety's mails. The tolla or other amen are • ap malls : pointed to sail from Liverpool, callityl at Cork to receive the `CHINA, for 111 W YORK, &tardy, June 7. • Taking passengers end goods for Naansu and Havana, to be transferred at New Turk onboard the ILM.S.'I. British Queen. ARABIA, for HORTON, Saturday. June 14. SCOTIA, fog NEW YORK, Seterday, June 21. Passage money, Including steward's fee and provisions, bat without wines or liquors To Halifax and Boston. chief cabin, in : second akin, KUL To New - York, chief cabin. £26: second cabin, Al& Freight to Balla; Boston, end New York, f. 3 per ton, and Slier cent. ly to 3. B. ?cord, 624014 Broad-street, loodon . P. Currie, avre, and it, Mace da la Bonne, ?ark O. and J. Barns, Glasgow; D. nod. Wiese, Queenstown; or D. an & C. Wiwi, 8, Wake str Liverpool IarEEKTiY STEAM COMXIINICATION to NEW YORK Direct::—The LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK, and PRIIADELPRIA STEARRHIP COMPANY intend despetals lag their full-powered Iron Screw Steam-ships, calling at Queens town to embark passengers and despatches. as follows: WEAKLY PROM LIVIRPOOL JOB NEW YORK. EDINBURGH, Wedneadey. June 11. CITY OP BALTIMORE. Wednesday. Jane IS And every sueoeedilsg Wednesday. Cabin passage, 16. 17, end 22 entneile, according to the moons. asodstion. Forward pewag., 8 guineas, including all provtions 'oohed. Passengers or Canada sad the Western States booked through on very advantageous ternsa.—For further particulars Mt* WILLIAM INMAN, Waterotreet, Liverpool. or to and MACEY, 61, King Williamotreet, City. PHILLLITS, GRAVES, and PRILLIPPS will dompateli the undermentioned nisaelies steam= as follows: For ROTTERDAM and the RHINE, the BATATLER, from the British and Foreign Steam W harf, Wapping, every Sunday mends& aell.a.m., and the FYRNOORD, Thursday morning, at &am. from of the Tower. ..For 3ISMIIt, twice a week, the ADLER mowl3( or WW R. alimpatelp Wednesday and Saturday, at noon, • Egos : 1.2, £l, and lea. Segura ticket. fate and a half. .—The Railway between Bremen and Bremerhaven la now open for the conveyance of passengers and merchandise to W parts of Germany. For COPENHAGEN, the KART ANGLIA N, about Jane from 1111 14.. t0gt. Fee toirpox, se -- vit. Faris, T I Vterleerei7 yeti LI ISs. and CI. Return tickets at a tare and a halt. ti; YairilV . rial;erail of t, patios% c., app y • p ORco, Rogent-tircus. W., or to PRU.LIPPS, GRAVES, sod PHILUPPS, 11, Rood.lane, C. liliE UNITED KINGDOM SHIP-OWNING COMPANY (Limited) will remove to their i elbow No. 9, FINCHURCII.BIIIII.rr, on 110211171' 1 ,. Ns J('NE nert.—By order, RD:HARD DAVIS, Secretary pro tem. Temporary Office., 48, Lombaraleareet, Y7th May, DM. IIAVIES'S SPERM CANDLES, la. 4d. and ..1.7 Is. 6d. per lb. ; One BMWs wax, Is. 6d. ; transparent waa, Is. 6d.: gamine was, 2s. Id. ; German wax, la 3d. ; basilic wax, la patent composite, Palmer s p b bl. 6d., *L i; sad the ; best. 121 moulds, dd. , Colts oil, es. 6". per gallon yellow soap, Sea, das, eaa, sad Ms. per 11Zba ; mottled, ads. ; old brows Windsor, la. 9d. per whet ; common brown Windsor, Is.; white Windsor, Is ed. ; honey, k ed.. glycerine and almond, Is per bar—tor cash, et M. P. DAVIS 6 and BONS' old-established wart hour, 66, St. Martla'olane, Charing-crow London. W.C. COAL. —GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. Tbe present prices of coal delivered by THE SILKS ONE sad ELSECAE COAL OWNERS* COMPANY are as follows: Z. C. Clarke's best old Silkstone, screened, 20. per ton ; Wberncllffe best Silkstons, 40s. Silkatons !nights, 19s, : Newton (Embers and Co.'s beet SUkstooe, ditto Park Oats or limn Coal. Wu ditto Thin Seam, las.. Elsecar House Coal, 311 b. ed. : Cobbles, Us. Id. ,• Wombwell Main House, tOs. ; ditto Sawn, 20e.. ditto Nets, ha, : Small, 12. 0,1. Delivered within Eve miles of the depat : Hampstead, 11 Iglu/ate, and irigghley, pu• ton eltrA—Sole Area. JAMES J. MILLER, [hoes-wow nod HoUoway Stations. N. ILing's-erese Stud" May, 198 L VALUES of (SOLD.—WATHERSTON and BEOGDEN, for the Information of the Public and their numerous Patrons, beg to make the following announcement re. sardine the VALUE of GOLD, fooling persuaded that the inte rests of the fall trader and the public will be alike protected by the wide circulation of knowledge on this subject. Gold being divided irate 24 parts or cants, it follows that geld of le carats One, Is 13 ants.. Es 3 81 9 earths t 11 10 worth ..1.4 0 114 17 carats— 3 0 2 S cants., 9 21 per ounoe. 16 ante.. 9 12 74 7 carats 4 9 II carat.. 4 1 6 II *maga— 211 1 6 estate .. 1 21 22 carats BMWs le carats.. 2 9 61 male 17 b standard) $l7 101 12 carats.. 26 9 4 carats 14 31 21 carats_ 314 4 12 carats_ 2 2 84 3 cents 10 n IN arida.. 310 91 11 carats_ 118 1 1 carats 7 1 19 carats_ 6 7 6 10 carats.. 116 41 1 carat . 3 64 Manufactory, 16, Henriettaetreet, Covant-ganlen. W.C., London. Mots made of Chains and Jewellery for la each. Y.B. This listabbahment is closed at 4 in the wreaths, and on Saturdays at one o'clock QPECIAL TROUSSEAU WAREHOUSE.— k 7 The largest and most reasonable Stock of BRUXELLES BRIDAL VEILS and nouxemas in London. The REAL OUR Fla HANDKERCHIEFS. The Lutes' Outfitting Deportment replete with every novelty, at the most Ines ..pmfive prima A. BLACKS/MOMS LADIES' INDIA OOTYITTLNCI Warehouse, Ilk SOUTH AVDLEY LITHIUM. LONDON. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NIA SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK for S. World-Wood &rota ANGOLA Ms. TEol7Bltall. Is new replete and ready for inapoodos. These Trousers were originated by Mr. Niko, Whose only address is 73, BROOK-BTREST, HA NOVEKOMIA RK and who to not connected with any person indiating and adver tising In his name. ESTABLISH= Doh IeItBRCAILY. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to Personal Attraction. and to health and longevity by the proper mastication of foul ROWLANDS* ODONTO, or PRAEL DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental Ingredients, Is of inestimable value in preserving and beaotifyleg the teeth, strengthening the gums, and In giving a pleasing ce to the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, remorse spots of Incipient decay, and polishes and presents the enamel, to which It imparts a pearl .like wlateness. Its myeloid= pertles have obtained the patronage of royalty and the cracy of Europe, and it is unhureally In high repute. Price 21. ad. per bog. Sold by A. Rowland and lions, 20, Hatton garden, and by Chemists and Perfumers. Ask foe "Rowlands A NEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. SCOTTS BILIOUS and liVQ PILLS, prepared with out any Mercurial Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr z 4 cott, will be found invaluable to all who suffer front bilious and User com plaints, Indigestion, wind, spasms. giddiness, di:xi nem of the eyes, &c. Yor habitual costiveness, as • tunny aperient medicine, and se a punter of the blood, they are truly excellent; mild In their operation and grateful to the stomach they create appetite, wawa* digestion, and stramtben the whole nervous system.— Sold by W. lambert, 20, Jemi) n-street. and by most druggists, in boxes, la. lg. and Ya. 9d. be sure to ask for Dr. Bilious sad thee Pilo. The ginulue are a =men package, with .• tlllani Limbed," engraved on the NEFORDPB PI7RE ILIIID BLiGNESLi Inn been. during twesty-five yews, emphatically LIM. Wined by the medical profession. and universally accepted W the public, as the beet remedy for acidity of the stomach. heartburn, headache, pat, and indigestion, and as a mild ape rient for dehcate emsetitutione, more especially for ladles and children. It Is prepared, In a elate of perfect purity end uniform strength, only by DINNIYOILD and to., 171. New Bond-street. Landau . and meld toy all respectable chemists throughout the world. ROYAL HORTICULTURAL GARDENS, KENSINGTON. More than one of the fetes at these gardens has been unfortunate in the cardinal point of the weather, and yesterday promised to combine all the elemeuta of atmospheric discomfort. The morning was doll and stormy, the air damp and chilly, the wind being esaterly, while the min fell heavily and incessantly till past mid-day, Fortunately, however, about three o'clock, before the band began to play, or the company to arrive in any numbers, there was • change for the better. The dense clouds broke, and though the day still looked gloomy and threatening, the rain ceased, and the weather held up till the close of the Pte. Of mum the heavy rani of the morning had drenched the mans under which the flowers were inhi bited, and made the ground wet under foot. Happily, how ever, the Horticultural Gardens are to a great extent inde pendent of the weather. The covered terrains and walks afford ample space for promenading even in the wont days, and by the time the company arrived yesterday, the open paths, being well kept and gra velled, were fit for the visitors to walk upon, so that the gardens were soon pretty well filled. The foun- Using were in full force, and the music, as =nal, good ; and though the visitors, owing to the unpromising state of the weather, were less numerous than usual, the gardens pre. seated • gay and animated scene. The floral show was of American plants, chiefly rhododendrons, of which there were some of the finest specimens we have ever seen. The plants were remarkable for their size and aim matey, and the flower, for their beauty of form. and their delicacy, richness, and variety of oolour. The great number of the specimens sad their admirable arrangement added greatly to the brilliancy of the show. The gardens and the Exhibition seemed yesterday, as might be naturally expected, to exercise a mutually attractive in fluence, • constant stream of visitors passing and re cessing from the gardens to the Exhibition and from the Exhibition to the gardens. This stream included numbers who bad not season tickets either to the Exhibition or the gardens; but who, being in the Exhibition, took the op portunity of peeing into the gardens to see the mag nificent display of American plants ; whilst others, having come simply to the show, passed in afterwards to the Exhibition. Consideritg the unfortunate state of the weather, the fete most be considered a successful one. METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. —The weekly meeting of the board was held yesterday, Mr. Alderman Lawrence in the chair. A communication wan received from Mr. Donaldson, di►trict surveyor, stating that he considered certain buildings which were in the course of erection by the commissioners of the International Exhibition ware in an unsafe condition, but as that building was erected under the authority of a special act of parliament, and did not come under the General Building Act, it had been removed from the jurisdiction of this board. At the same time be suggested that a communication should be made by this board to the international commissioners, drawing their attention to the matter. The suggestion was put and agreed to. A letter was received from Mr. Bristow (recently ap pointed Solicitor to the Admiralty) resigning his seat at the board as repreeeetative for Greenwich. It wail pmposed and agreed to that the Charing-eras Railway Company should take possession of certain properties in the hoe of the &athwart and Westminster communication on the payment of 20,0001. A recommendation from the6nanee oommittee was agreed to, " That the sum of 50,0001. he temporarily borrowed from the treasurer of the board. the Bank of London, 20,000 f. being placed to the credit of the geseral current secount of the board, and the remainder to the credit of the Seutbwarlt sod Westmiaster communication account ; that the Ant moiety be borrowed on the 31st of May hist, sad the remainder oo the 14th of Jun* next." The rest of the Weiner vas disposed of, sad the board 'd immed. pax LAST TWO READINGS - TFIIB SEASON, 1. ou FRIDAY, Jane Rh, and THURSDAY, June Jantas'a halL —On ERLDAY EVINING, Jams 6, at 8. Hr. CHARLES DICKENS will READ his DAVID LCIPPERFIRLD ita it. &), sad Mr. 808 SAWYER'S PARTY from PICK WICK, for tie Ina dam this sessola—Places tor the reading Sofa stalls, as ; body at hall and balcony, ta. , area and galleries, lc Tickets to be had at Messrs Chap 'tan and Han, publishers. Piccadilly; and at Austin • ticket.oilice, St. Jarana's.hall, Piccadilly. Doors open at 7, commence at 8 o'clock. THOMAS 11.11ADIAND,, bearattry. THE LONDON PAVlLlON.—Visitors to the ELMalan will bore find superior acoommodeflon, c= with the heel entertainment In London. Operatic fie received with abounded delight every evening and whilst the Comic Vocalists malted are in themselves a host of ammereent, the seteutang performance of the ELLIOTT FAMILY justly smile them to the appellation of the Wonders of the Age. Re freshments of all kale from s mm. Breakfasts, la ; Mare h la ante, or ell And prices. always ready.—The LONDON PAVILION, Tiohlimene• treet. top of the Haymarket. /OM and SONNHAfillia, Proprietora QTKVENB and SON, Wine and Spirit Mervlianta. 1111111101 and COLONIAL BPIBITB.--Btevene and Son's Ole bad long been known for lie superiority of l g u n ally i strength, and flavour its high quality is maintained. OM, 9a. ed., 10a N e er gallon . highest quality and strength. Its., ed. per n. V. hisky, superior Iligidemd, : Irlan, We. par . shrub. old Jamaica, Ite. 44., ; very choice, 17s. per gallon. lts. ed. Britian Brandy. brown er pale, IS.. per plias British Cordials, lla Si. is addition to the above Stever and Son keep Schiedam' Hosads, 17a per gallon, Sba.MO coil-7S, dollen mak ABlebopegatoU goods dotreet elivered MR erttldn flue MOW TO 1:1-DB-VIR.-41t6s' Pm* PALE BRANDY Ids. pip mem, is danonulraaod„ upon analyana . lit i i Me fteany, sad very superW to moth lane 411111111 W Pn tromertlrealitt, Illa per &MC.: or ease ' for the counirp, Pea paid. No Azonto, and to be obtained oolitor 1 1 1. 2 N w Et= and Co., Old Yurnlvala Dlatillery, Holborn:LC. XICREZ.—PaIe Dinner SHERRY, 24a. per doz. Hallway °wisp /mid. Recommended with confidence. HENRY parr' and Co., Distillers and Importers, Holborn. bars, LC. QA.LA s pd Co.'s EAU INDIA PALE ALE ( plats, U. 9d. the dozen), Burial= and Oils aeon Moat In bottles of reputed and lin inseentee, and orbs all gallons end upwards. Barclay s stank II dozen %nests, tle. Ale and stout bottled expreesly tor exportation.— MOODY and Ca., agents. Lhatutreet, LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE.— Established IMR—WAUGH sad SON hair le intimate to the nobility, gentry, and public that their SHOW-ROOMS con tain a large assortment of BRUSSELS and VELVIT-PILI CARP o f testetel thew and colones. The leas euperienee they have in them MacWre of carpets enable•thens to pro duce very s dor qualities to those is the geisera Vida Ainainster, minty, Alumnae Carpets, &c. Silts sad ether fabrics for eartains and torniture.-3 and 44 oopage-Arlic 65 sad 66 Tettenhaeccourt-reed. W. FIIRNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING. See our Catalogue, elaborately iliwrirsted with 360 engrav ings, containing prim of every article, and seihnates for comi &nay faranains homllen of any clam. Thia ma - useful Ide forwarded gratis and post free on app li cation to LEWIS CRAWCOUB and Co.. Cabinet Manufacturers, 22 and 23, Quoin's buildings, Knightsbridge, London. Country orders carriage see. N.B. An elegant sod complete walnut drawing-rem &QM., 36 guineas ; dining-room ditto, in Spanish mahogany, IS "Wens: and two Madame and complete bedroom Agfa, SS sad 48 guineas sash. The *bola sou.o ow, sad Mamba. TiOWN BROTAERS. -PATENT CHAIRS Xi and OOUClan, Barrack ?mita,. Trunks, Portman- Wass, P Widows hen BAIILOPPS SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN roasts a large joint of meat with a move handful of orals. Th p : 9 72 , b beams.; the meat is hesulifully feasted to every park al browned all over, and all the gawp and nutritious retained. Prise na N.B. Thews surprising offsets are produced fly schrstific concentration of heat. DARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's 1.." delight; se ialallible method of sodden this garments vegenable In welesiew Prise da, ta, es. BARLOVPS AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER, the Housensige Mend, warranted to save one too of °oasis three. Pries Us. dd. (Will lark te ream) BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No wises, or nottlassed &Wattled In tilting. Wlll mpg WI trier cod in a mouth. Price la and upward. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. direct toa ISO V Pries ENT 4* PEG REQUIRED; no a plate we Gat War er burr wind 410. : ditto Wre d, ps.—ANAT MOM BARLOW, galtries, ring WllWeaelreet, Ileadoe• boas& esethstillawas sestedifts Di wedgy =We; all others are spurious Witsdisess. Regrading mallo w Rstokiglide ASTHMA, AND ITS CURE. By a 8071IRER for upwards of 25 years. Price Is., or post free for 13 stamps. Published for the Author, and sold by Mrs. Ann Hopkins, PonkoMos, lAmboorne, Berke. DR. CULVERWELL, M. R. C. S., L. M. , L. S. A . , On MARRIAGE: Its Obligations, Hsppineu, and Dissppointments. Price la, by post 13 stamps. Man, Coraull ; or Author, 3, Omit Marlborough.street, W. Consultations daily. PEON LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. • 21•7212.10:7P111. (11AXIII OP SOL/MORO AND minas TANTICULLISI TO RI OMR= AT TMti 011101 07 TIM CHOW awnsTaAß, own or surasoncr, RaanumaciAnsisr.] Him Lawrence Pountney.kse, Oily, Importer of Sonde lends, So surremler Juno 11, at 11. JOIES 11ALUt loan, Woburn-buildings, St. Pancrsa, livery stable keeper, June 11, at It Cliental Nom:ITH alorrans. Margaret-street, Oxfordetreet, bookseller, June 11, at Ilk. CHLAI.IIIO LAMA; Mamobiffiter4trest, Manchester-square, nom mercial traveller, June 11, at 12. WILLIAM Jas. Tarton, Three Colt-street, old Ford, coogreve as manufacturer, June 17, et 10. EDWAID COLSTON BIANNIT, okioner.street, Snow-hill, stationer, Juno 17, at 10. RIMY LlOproiLD, Paddington-street, Marykbone, jourogman !arum maker, June IT, at Joni bairns, New shorehiun, musses, independent miniskor. I June 17, at 1. HAW ALLEM WO PIJOR, Hlgh-street Watt, Pimlico, ' man coselnaker, Jute 17, at 2. EDWAAD 0111201 ATRIA Hark-lane, City, corn agent, June 11, MIL Menai Lie= llgnanan, loorrance, Berkshire, licensed ricer- Pm, June 11, at 11. Orin= 001111 T DAAT9OII. Gravesend, draper, June 14, at 11. SOltiltro HAWKINS, Northampton.terrace, Isli ngton, bran do•Mgo June 11, at 2. ' 110102 BAIDIXO, smg.ttreet, New North-road, bootmaker, June 14, at 11. J.&1116 I.lllle 3101UboN, Edwaretned, Paddington, surgeon. Juno 10, at 12. Tifonas u,s Polerneeteracer, City, bookseller, June 10, at a. Igne, South Audley-satel, Groovenorequare, gram, Juno 10, et L Ingo, ntter-iZse,ena in•;r Jane JOHN L,WA&D GARD, (Monis-reed, Notting-bill, ommilms pro prietor, hum 10, at & THORAII lIRLDES9, Birmingham, builder, June 9, at 12. Issimaitte Itacmwm aad 2:owns ascarrr, Wolverhampton, tin plate workers, inns 9, at 12. GURATUS VAINARAJI BROOKE, Binulegimm, tripes; Jam 16, at IL HARRY HICLEAR, Wedoesbury,Staffordslure,btulder,Janet at IL Jamie Banal norms!, Edgbaston, Warwickshire, neuter,. Jur 9, at It Tatinm Okontik, Westbrumwlcb, licensed victualler, Juno 16, at it TaTNUS HlMlL•mini, and Jun DBUCIZLL, Wolverluunpton, watchmakers, June 18, et IL CHAmlaslsmax ParaLlt, Lorena Staffordshire, commission agent, June 18, at IL ALrain CoLusnsw, Nottingham. lace maker, June 24, at 11. °Zona' iiismunon ULM'S, Osbournby, Lincolnshire, plumber, Jam 19, at 11. Jon' Stamm Nottingham, lace dealer, June YI at 11. JOHN SCOlutta, Honlaston,lAncoinshLre, licensed victualler, June 24, at 11. Caairtas Wataxat., Math, Olamorganshire, cattle dealer, June 10, at 11. Jour WOULD Jonas, Cardiff, ship broker, June 12, at 11. floats Train.' DRTSDALS, Swamies, ship owner, June 10, at 11. ANDJOW THOMAS EUXONDS, Marazion, Cornwall, Walser, June Is, at It Jun' Gamma, Camborne, Cornwall, ballder, June 16, ate wu.uAx JiaLL, Yingston.upon•Hull, brewer, June 11, at 12. JOHN Lincoln, watchmaker, June 18, at 12. CSUILLMS Coningeby, Unoeladdre, des. per', malatant, June 18, at 12. BIiaJAKIII ILIIMUmne, Scarborough, wine merchant, June 10 at 11. JONAIDIAM BLtLUWuou , Keighley, Yorkehlre, clock maker, unoll, at 11. WaLian Dltlvem, Pedam, Yorkshire, &Korner, June 12, at U. WILLIAM EMMY /WM, Miefneld, grocer, June 16, at 10. ALagainia /Moan, Uverpooi, Mohr en boots, June 11, at IS Joszni YIOWLID, LITOrpOOI, ship broker, June 12, at 1. JAMB Gaol.,llM, Liverpool, plasterer. June 12, at 12. EDWARD KiLLinT, Morley, Lancashire, irournonger,Junel6,Mll. Altneenee . BLuma, lieborghani Eaves, Lencandure, cora dealer, . Julie 17, at 12. „ Loose Blanchester, cap manufacturer. June 17, at 11. Jul Blanchester, assistant to a provision dealer, June 16, at 11. — WILLIAX WALSH Dewebury, reporter, June 11, at 11. WILLIAM JO UM, Penick, Worcestersh , labourer,J une 11,M 11. JAMBS Lovnomo,Horetog,litmex, licensed victualler,JtmelDAt L Joel Cams, Nuneaton, N arwickshire, butcher, June 13, at 10. CHMUJII BAWDIN, St. Day, Cornwall, mine broker, June 6, at 10. Jostrn Humus, Coventry, tailor, June 14, at 12. John HuMNRY , Todmorden, Yorkshire, driver, June 12, at 10. WILLIAM BAMMOBS. Derby, publican, June 11, at 12. JAMBS HAtkirroxis, Chattetley, Staffordshire, mining contractor, June 12, at 10. ANS lowa, Noweastlaunder-Lyme, grocer, June 12, at 10. 01101321 Sitvifft 811TH, Winchester, painter, June 10, at 11. JoHLPH STOMA Stroud, cabinet maker. June 10, at 10. SWAM burruiti.m, North Itierley, Yorkshire, stuff MantffliO• taxer, June 10, at 105. ALILIANDLR SLAIN CoprIAHD, Gizlington, Yorkaillre, miniboom man, June 10, at 105. ONOOOII tonourr, Sootborne, Lincolnaltire, grocer, June 11, Ml 2. W Milan ONAVlLL,Ystalyfers,Olamorganalure, grouses assistant, Jibe 13, at 12. ANN Johns, Newport, Monmouthshire, haulier, June 18, at 10. JOHN Bram, lasrdilf, license. victualler, June 9, at 11. T l Heitta JINIII% Tourrynlfflk tilammiganshtmi L eamtractor June , lit 11. MARTHA CHAILEBWORTH, Kunio, Liscadalre, mmller, Juno 17, at 10. RICIaiD Cumin Waunts, Salford, clerk, June 17, at 10. emakirs KaissinD, Leadport, liana, cattle &dee, Jane Itr at 11. PAM= 011zauxt, Btourbeldge, hide merchant, /nue U, at 10 . CHARLES ALDIIDOI, liakertea, Notts, farmer, J une 18, at 12. BWAHQ Meseir, Abertelery, Ilonmoutbehlre. hammernab, June 14, at 1. JOHN WOOD, Culmatock, Deronahira, bookmaker, Jane 8, at 11. Jaws CIJITIVRIONIT, Bromley, butcher. June 14, at 12. Joanna Gar, Midday, Salop, June 14, at 12, JOHN AnDßaw, Crookee, Yorkahlre, Jollier, June 11, at 2. JOHN licuum and J,Utas 110.11)N. Addlestous, Surrey, nursery= . - June 111, at t. Hints Jong PRITCHARD. Netherton. Worcestershire, batty center, June 10, at 11. WILLIAM laclfD, jun., Netherton UM, Worcestershire,best tenter, _ _ June 10, it RIF TT. !mu, Newport, lloninouthshlre, beerhoue keeper, lune . 1.8. Si 10. -- JOHN Trevethln, Monmouthshire, beerhouse keeper, Jane . 18, at 11 . ISAAC COWL Cattawade, Suffolk, blacksmith, June 10, at 11 WHJJAN HOLLAND, Chepstow, llonmouthshlre, licensed *ult. ler, Jane 16, at IL Hoar HoMb, Findon, Sussex, labourer, June 23. at 10. Thomas Bites ET! WADE, Wolverhampton, clerk, June 9, at 12. WILLIAM finnar ILLwOA Wolverhampton, loclmanah, Jape 9, at 12. IlitaC Pown.t. Tlllingham, Euei. harness maker, June IT, st 11. JIIINNIAN NOW, Hurd, Lancashire, innkeeper, Jane 19, st 11 . JANZS HOLT, Astnno.under• Lyme, grocer, June 19, at 11 . THOMAS TOCIZZ DCZZ, Torquay, Devonshire, draper, June 10, at 12. LAST EXAMINATIONS. Jane 26. W. It. B. Whitmore, Lindsey-place, Chelsea, clerk In the Customs-June 26. .1. Wright, Upper Bride street. fern/- bury. hotelier-J use 26. J. T. Fisher, Plaistow, Eases, auctinther -June 20, M. Archdeacon, Portsmouth-place, debts, bookseller-June 26. J. Sowerby, Sha.well, cork manufacturer-June 26. R. W. Johnson, Lambetbroad, Surrey, licensed victualler-June 10. G. E. Noone, Soutkamp ton-street, Camberwell, builder-June 26. 0. S. Brent, Howley. read, Keittlah-town,aurgeon-June 2n 0. Howe, Netted and Gravesend. Kent, dealer in ageicultural implements-Juan 26. T. Ponsimby, Prospect - place, Wandsworth-road , commencer in the Royal Navy-Jane 21 F.. H. Herdthian, Bournemouth, Hants, coach maker-July 3. T. CT Coliter, Bishopagate -treet, City, Hayed victualler-June 15. T. James, jun., nrognorton street, City, stockbroker-J use M. W. it. Watson. Sauey. street, Brompton, professor of music-Jane 25. W. W. Pawl, Great Doveratreet, Newington, builder-June U. S. L. Springer, Bury-street, City, and Leeds, general merchant-June 2., C. Martin, Gleseeeteratreet, Clerkrnwell, journeyman organ builder -June so. E. Woods, Ilargaret-terrace, Paddington-green, ma nager to a lamp dealer-June 25. W. Baker, Queen-street, Cheap side, late Demised victualler-June 15. 0. Tomlinson, Woolwich, foreman In Woolwich Dockyard-June 26. J. Dean, Southamp ton, leather seller-June U. W. Lerenidgc. Amellaatrect Wal -1 worth, accountant's clerk-Jene 15. O. Derby, Holland Pork reed, Kensington, livery stable keeper-June its I. Todd, Plea ' sent-place, Holloway-road, cheesemonger-June 30. J. 8. there Richmond-terrace, Oliphant-road, and Mincing-lane, City, wine merchant-June 25. 'A . Randall, Dover, hotel keeper-Jake 25. J. Keyser, Greenwich, mister mariner-June 25. W. Clement, Buckingham-place, Pimlico, late farmer-June 23. M. Seem Chatham and Rochester, stonemason-June 25. W. Y. Slcock, Kest Chindon, Surrey, farmer-June 25. W. Goddard, Beat road, Poplar, and Tunbridge, Kent, ship's steward -Julien. T. Bain, Redermastreet, City, carpenter-June 25. B. Bryan, En field, butcher-June 25, T. Allerright, Jun., Lamb's roudnitc street, Brunswick-square, cheesemonger-June 25. A. Skinner, Albert-place, Poplar, shipwright-June 25. J. Dnither,l.l= Enury-street, painter-June 25, R. Tucker, .. terrace, Gray's-Inn-road, and Little James-street, Grayaika-lasse, coach maker-June 57. J. C. Freeland, Commerclal-pla Kin.- land, b okseller-June 26. H. Moores, Islip, Oxon. grow-June 26. H. C. Jewett, Devonshire-terrace, Notting-had, wine nerchant -June 26. Bybell Brewster, widow. Stapleforn Abbott. Eases, fartner-June 26. W. Artand, Southampton. in.S O I4L - Jane 26. T. Mould, !lifetime, bootmaker-Jane 26. J. ward, Portobello-terrace, Notting-hill, beershop keeper-June 26. C. Hunt, George-street, Rthekthlus-road, chair manufactur=ane W. Nance, Mark-lane, City, and lane, ably broker-June I& J. F. Williams, Puttees Bar,Middle sex, builder-June 27. T. J. Sedth. Hope-yard, Hkehopeolastreet Without, engineer-Jun.lT. C. Wilkins, Alexanderathilet. Ber mondsey, butcher-June 16. C. B. Bayly, Southbrothatreet, Hammersmith, lieutenant In the Royal Navy-Just 27. J. Wright , Percival cioseellatreeh late eervani at the Charterbouse School -.little 27. Elizabeth Reynolds, C. Blynolds, and P.. Reynolds, Paddlngton-street, and Dorset-mews Fast, Maryiebone. coekeepers-June 27. J. A. Drici, ithhinarstreet, City, leather importer-June 27. E. Wright, Bow, 11l lidless; c ter-June W. D. Seaman, Norwich, horse dealer-lune 24, rI .Mdersdorf, Tennyson-street, Lambeth, general muchant- Julie 24. J. Mason, St. Erman's-hill, Westminster, e*ir , dealer -June 24. P. flempdt Lirmanatreet. Whltechapel, bakei-jang 24. C. W. Colborne, Salisbury, Innkeeper-June 24. C. Peace% Norwo d. engineer June 24. J. Bentley, Aldine-clamber', Paternoster-row, publisher-June '24. J. Dyer, Young-street, Kensington, printer-June 24. W. Butte, Sloyeterrace.Cbeisea -June 24. J. Hale, Upper Fitzroy-place. Kentlahtown. grocer- June 24. H. C. Lent; end J. leader. Pancras-street, Tottenham court-read, engineers-June 24. A. P. Curtis, Surrey.aqinre, Old Kent-road, late merchant's clerk-June 24. J. Kelly. Serrey place, Newington Butte. tillor-June 24. 0. Turner, Chush.row, Bettinaigreen, manufacturer-June 24. W. fatten, Pouherth place, Regent-street West, warekouaemotis assiatant-Jane 30. W. Kent, Stoke-npon- rrent, wine merchant-July 2. J. Reeves and T. Reeves, Birmingham, wheelwrighh-June 30. 0. Bradburn, lithrologham, braedounder-Juls 2. J. Champ, Tunstall and Bunion, Staffordshire, bootmaker-June 30. W. Clempson, Westbromwieh, moulder-July 1. D. Jones, Cardiff. coal merchant - J• 14. C. L. Dwelley. Plymouth,hothier -fuse 24. T. Mummy. and J. Moagrave, Wortley, Yorkshire, cloth manufser..- - ni-June Se R. Fawcett. Bradford, Yorkshire, A. Garton's and K r Icarithyton, -- ...veer—Jaw 24.. . Yorkshire, blanket maunta.._—cess—Jitne 13. R. Rohabaw, Dews. bury, Yorkshire, wool merchant—June 13. W. Hey, altagleford, YoAsbire, linendraper—June 13. J. France. Dewsbury, York shire, carpet manufacturer—Jane LS. J. Reigate, Bradford. Yorkshire, draper-Jun. 13. J. awls , " Oumienal, Yorkahlse, libiknilb-41nes liit. Jobb, HMOs( Hadse, Tomblike, aktniM ._ j peraW ur euse 14. J. Oboe, aid. hosier , butcher-June 14. R. Newt* It J. J. Hertford. Ll Homcd =ler 18. J. Welch. Whaley Igsfidg=gge and combo printer-June 18 W. )eraain, Messlbster, groseo-Ja g s 17. J. Harpw, Heedsworth,ntalordshke, messek sloe wed-June 17. H. 11d1 BirminAilmse. journeyman balmst- Jab IT. X Hudson, Kt whestb, Waresddrelre, comsdedee ? Übe 17. T. Inlet, bte opal dealer-Jape 17. Birmingham, ironfounder-Jefie 77. S. Horde Bk. mildew late licensed victaaller-JunsTf. J. Beddow WWI* ha; migineer-June 17. G. Odes, 11= PA= bnedineder-June 17. J. to arune Moor miner— itar dim - MAL kw J aen Inoshipess. tatunooger's bee mock Birmbekeb t. :er g s er a iron dealer -Joss 17. o. 9 4j uin es.. ale R. 17. L Fdlatt, ens 18. R. Bheand IL F. W. Hill, Berekes, "* Clord S t r re, rot dlihiedeldre , , oter j r . l l ll , H econtosto, 6 4dphoues 11.8411" ="ntrt9 . . Addlso6, ton, pletare trans ineker-Jeas 111. J. & Tradee, late =llrans W.lkows. SciaBll.lAambin. kkkiemeFee. -Itaie 90. Z. W. Follett sad T. Woods, meson, Iron founders-June 19, Bunts* iorougdr" ROOM ®tools. tale. .ictoaller-Jouse 17. S. /Vitae& Neireaatle-under-Lyme, nue It J. Howarth, losidde, owl miner - July a R. s rt. eTh - albsleeld, steel uselter-July & W. J. Horsdeld, Sheateld, umbefir-Jaly S. J. Shelled& batcer-June IS. .1. .1 4 kingnismser-J c h um l& G. Barber, Wood Suffolk, bookeeper-June 19. T. Mime% WAIL,. Cold, 7 , taller-June 19. J. Jepson, Wakefield, York. shire, his Lakeeper-J, nb It W. Orb& Beneoe, °zoo. road oontrattolf-June 18. C. B9well, Postste, liiusts, baker-June IL A. J lAßeba" Ants finssan el works-June 11. B. neether♦ Ert pinsopriti bekdonaker-July O. C. she, Hamemmemdlise, iblibimm-ienp”& C. Felbwick,./Jbeireeterebtra, queserean-Sses IS Thornhill. Statordahlre, Journeyman broshmoker -June 19. W. B. Ilchardson, Walsall, Staffordshire. late boathouse keeper-Jane 17. W. Clarke, Jun., Bradford, Yorkshire, beerseller -Jane b. I. Jeffs, Iteddltek Worcestershire. bladisudes-Jane 14. E. leinskiln and Elisabeth Hisse, Hawley, eslop, bootmakers-June 18. O. Hopkins, Stanton Drew, SomersdaWre, miller-JimaS. J. & gs Jeenin. Wed Ferry. Idowiladdre, cordwakess•-Jar It J. Cuthbert, Shrhani, Norfolk, ter-July 11. J. W. Formal, Wiley Oloticesteraldte, surgeon-Juno EL J. M. Wiffkas, l tar . Sdiowod, bashayteliste, bookeeker- .Jena V. J. Adams, * , Sosnersetabire, dater. BANICII37TCY ArNt'LLID. May 27. lairs ledvaeth, Warwickdatre, ribbon manuiscturer. JOINT Brom comPAirups ACM Aarturitne OvionnY (Lninvo), Jim It, at U, at Bssingban street—petitioa for wiading-ap, DICLUIATIONS OF DIPIDIEWS. - Joan FINLAY, Heary•atrast, Fortlautt•town, grocer-1K dMdend of la, any Thursday, at etaasteld's, liasinghall.street. BLAB aild 9.1t711111, aldinmallery, City, Manta Hall factors, final dividend of la. 10d, say Thursday, at nansfeld's, Bann. ball-street. vinzi — Mambas& Unoshabre, printer-Ist divi dend of Its Juno and three subsequent Mondays, at Her as's, Nottinsbara. Balton Burma, West Bromwich, balfordagre, gibs assier -Ist dividend of Is. Bd., any Tuesday, at Whitmore a, fib minaliant. WitMut 00RXLET, Manchester, screw bolt manufacturer-Ist dividend of b. 9d., June 3, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Pat's, Manchester. JOISTS Hu?, fitayleybridge, Lancashire, pawnbroker—lit di vidend of la. Jun* 3, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Pons, Manciarais. TBONAS DWISMAILD, Manchester, glass dealer-1a dividend of itiL•Jline B. sad any subsequent Taissdar. at Boa's., Mos chaffer. Wnauit Itnataaaaa. libelant Idavoldra, laerr—vt dtvt. dead aft. ad. Joss 17, sad ass labrequent Tomatay, as Proaces, 111sunfrager. DIVIPPPIL . . . June 12. Rev. J. Orocenes7f 7 ilmlL.;d7Emsel. clerk In Wily cinkils —June 19. W. Wright, Stamford-hill, Tottenham, schoolmaster— June 10. T. Jarman and Lucy liartimon, Wighetreet, idington, drapers—June 10. N. Elision, Southampton. lead Metchaut— June 18. W. Kennedy, Craven-terrace, Bayswater. hnlrdilliner June 17. J. Stubbs and T. Stubbs, Watertoweltari, Commercial road, Lambeth, manure dealem—Jume 12. T. Campkin, Plaistow marsh, Ks ex, draper—June It J. Adlwl, Pond-lane. Clanton. working lithographer—June 17. C. W. Rolland, Chipping Wy. comb, Bucks, builder—Juno 17. C. Tate, Bognor, Suesex, iron monger—June 18. L Pitt and IL L Pletcher, WilleilltalL A fordahlre, iron mertbants—June 17. W Levi and 0. Levi, user pool. watelunalims—Jium 17. Anne Church r Live rpool, Utsineed victualler—June 18. D. L Bensuma, so. Bolen s. Lancashire, ironmonger —Jame la J. Horntry, Liverpool, wateh malufac turer—July 8. J. Kirkman, Holtotals-Moers. lancashini, tea dealer—June It 0. Jones, Holloway - rota, Islington, Jeweller — June M. H. W. Samar, Bread-street, City, lam warehouseman — June 24. K. Nortlover, Skinner-street, ilishopsgateetreet, and Cbeapside, City, Hat manufacturer—June E. M. R. flyers ;sepa rate estate), &Walley, Lornbardetreet, merchant—June U. J. Nutt, Cheapelde, City, eilventuith—July 3. W. Malkin, Maccles field, Medlin, at.. merchant. ILTITICATI to be granted, unless canes be shown to the contrary on or before the day of motto& June tli J. Drake. Lanadown.place Upper Norwood, builder. rAsznammits DIMICHSRD. C. A. Holland and C. Oreen Northwich, Cheshire, attorneys -/m&-IflngroditmAlm Seer ina l.ll =ursre—Mary Ann Parker i ter, surgeons—T. King sad J. C. Onions, Brighton and Lewes, ester neys—G. St. HID and H. H. Ledger City, export ollaurn—J. B. Glendenning and R. Colman, Norwich. ironmongers—A. C. Neal and 0. Jarvis, Ilkainglsim, Mastro plate risanufacemers—:. Slater and K Steels Orsini, Lancashire, machinists—R. B. Jonas, T. A. Carey, and F. Mcßae, Liverpool, coal merchants, so far as regards T. A. Carey—Samh Breen, Hannah Brook, and Harriett Lees, Sralyhridge, hosiers, so far as regards Harriett Lees—J. Z. Higley and R. O. Slimes, Little Britain, olinsen—J. DSTION and R. Hayman, Bristol cabinet makers—W. Shale sad H. Fowler, Sedgley, Staffordshire, coal masters, and Elision, Staffordshire, iron masters—Henrietta Hiriohcliff and S. Armitage Onseutrix and executor of J. Hinchcliff, deceased), and T. Illinchcliff, Skel manthorpe, Yorkstdre, tallow e W. H. Thompson, G. H. Rushton, and IL Selby, Manchester, commission merchants, so far as regards K Selby—S. F. Roberts and J. Bonfield, Brad ford, Yorkshire, coal design—W. O. Ulna and C. De Broyn, Threadneedle - s treet, merchants—P. Johnson, J. Preston, Robert Preston, and Richard Preston, Wigan, Lancashire, engineers—J. Temperley, F. C. Carter, H. Crum, and W. Homack, Mamba, provision merchants, so far as regards F. C. Carter-If. Horn, J. Short, T. Bon, Winn Bark and Emma Rowe, Sernmartown, Oxon, British wine manufacturers—C. Lockwood, W. Wood, and C. Littlewood, Cawthorn, Yorkshire, colliery proprietors—J. lion, sen., and J. Isom, Jun., Ashby-de-la-Zouch, So J. Woriledge, sets, T. W. Cooper, and J. Woriledsre, n ru St. ltdmun&, bankers, so far as regards J. Worßedge, Jun.— . Sherwood and G. Verner, Ludgatehlll and Greenwich, prostates merchanu—W. P. Peacock and W. Taylor, Pownhall.terraos, Dalston, metal dealers—W. Scott and C. Simpson. Hopton, Suf. folk, grocers-0. Rennie, J. H. Rennie, and G. B. Rennie, Hol land street, Blacktriarsroad, and Greenwich, engineers, so far as regards G. Rennie—H. Carroll and R. Langan, Liverpool aid Manchester, cattle salesmen. SMITH SEQUESTRATIONS. BAETHOLONEW Sl•Garcion, bdinburgh, gardener, June 4, at Howells and Lyon's Rooms, Edinburgh. JAMES DODDS, Glasgow, bootaisker, June 9, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. MILS Moitg.ti and ANDIIIIR STILL, Glasgow, bootroakers, June 9, of the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. THE MIDDLE LEVEL DELUGE. LI NN, FRIDAY NIGHT. To-day has been a time of great anxiety ; the tides have rushed up the cut with terrific forte, threatening to carry away every obstacle, except those of Leviathan strength, which might oppose them. The natural conse quence is that the water has risen to a higher altitude on the tens than it had before obtained. Fortunately the venous efforts of credging the beaks, and other preventive measures hays prevented any greet extension of the area of inundated land. Upon to-momm morning's tide depends the safety of the fens that are not at present inundated. The bole in the End Bank was not filled up to-day when we Wit nor was any attention being paid to puddling the banks, an operation the neceesity of which was felt on all bands. It is feared that the present heavy raiu which has been falling for hours will help to swell the main body of water on the land, and render more likely an extension of its bulk and area. The framework of the cofferdam is expected to be completed on Saturday night, by which time fifty-two piles of • length of fifty-three feet each will have been driven'to • depth of twenty feet into the earth. To accom. plish this about ten engines have been used, and it has taken seven days to do it, which, it will be observed, is not • pile per engine per day. All these piles are girded to., gather by iron bolts, fixed at the bed of the river by an expert diver from Portland and Spithead, and similar stays at the surface of the water. The piles Sr. seven feet apart, and in the grooves are to be fixed panels of wood eight inches thick, cased with an indict sheet iron. This work is expected to be com menced to-morrow, and the centre is to be filled up with chinch and puddle. It is intended to make the coffer-dam • solid piece of work, and not to have &sluice through it, as has been stated before. The Weil which it is intended to adopt by the engineers is to lift the water over the coffer. dam (which will be made as strong as possible) by means of powerful machinery, which is shortly to be erected. Fifty thousand sucks of earth have been thrown into the river, and 12,000 more have arrived for the same purpose. We be lieve it is proposed to strengthen the coffer-dam by laying a quantity of lunch and earth et the foot of the piles. The land that is under water was let at about 3/. an saw. We are informed that Yr. T. Y. Wilkins, solicitor, who his some property under water, has larva more than 90 writs upon tits Middle Laval Commissioners. DR. Ds Josoz's LIGHT-BROWN COD Lrling On —ot all the recognised remedies for cheat affections, none are so efileacioua as this muivalled preparation. Dr. Waudhy, late physician to the Hereford In fi rmary, writes " Not only in my own awe, but in nunierone others, Dr. de Jon= e has mused en improvement of chest sytnptome, and an of weight so soon and so lastingly as to be quiteremarkable. I believe It to be the most valuable remedy we power." fluid only In animated bottles. Ss. ed. , ta. PI.. and as.. by Dr. de Joattlie agents, Miser, Hsrford, and Co., 77, Strand, London, and chemlata—(Adver thannent. J TELEGRAPHIC INTHLLIGENOII Tits Hort Cur .1251. not thoroughbred, for ell allowances. Two miles. Mr. H. Mason's Forlorn Hope, by arnallhopes, aged, 124 Mb Mr. W. Besilli 1 W 2. LeiwPSonila= 9x05. Tre. 21b (Mr. Woods) I Mr. Wooftonses , yrs, 12st 21b (Owner K Mr. Ballads Dad Doss, I yrs, list lib (Mr. Parkas) 4 Mr. Oidakars Little Many, e yrs, lat 21b (Mr. Chatter 6 Mr. J. L Blake's lady's Maid, aged, 12A 21b 'Owner) 6 Bettie( : 2 to I *got Forlorn Hope, 7 to 2 apt Yin K. D. and 4to 1 apt any other offered. Forlorn Hope and Charles Orey made most of the running, the former winning smelly by six lengths. Black Lady was • bad third. Miss K. D. and Little Harry fell on rounding the bottom turn, but neither of the jockeys was seriously injured. Tax SCURRT STAMM of 2 sove, each, with 25 added, for all ages ; weight far age ; eellbur allowance.; winners extla. T.Y.C. Mr. W. T. Colliers Cowslip, by De Clare—Captain Coralslt's dam, 3 yrs, Tat 101 b (Wi.) (.l. Daley; 1 Mr. / Bray - bye Mousquataire, l yes, 64 ilk (M.) (J. Orirealav) Mr. Mathers Baylock, 3 yrs, ;et 101 b Mr. Ward's tioloarsyks, a yrs, eat 13Ib (SX) (Docker) C. Bawl, weighed for Tom Sayers, and Morris for the colt by Acrobat—lady Wilson, and their numbers were displayed on the telegraph board, but neither arrived at the starting post in time, and therefore all beta are void. Betting 7to 4 apt Mousonetaire, 3to 1 apt Cowslip. Cowslip the instant the flag fell rushed to the front, was never beaded, and woo easily by a length. Baylock was a bad third, Holdeisyke beaten off. The winner was bought in for 38 guinea'. LATEST BETTING. DERBY. 100 to 30 apt Marquis (t and off) 6to 1 Bacbstone (t) 12 to 1 Ensign (t freeiy) 100 to 8 TIN Fitokwell ocdt(tand off ) 14 to 1 &Band off) 100 to 7 Neptunns (t and off) and off ) 50 to 1 Lor a Barisigh (t sad off) 50 to 1 Btu of the Went (off) BETTING AT MANCHESTER—Fain Ay. THE DERBY. 3 to 1 apt Tao Marquis (t 7to 2) 11 to 2 Hui:kaiaks (t) 11 to 1 &Hand (t) 12 to 1 Stockwell colt (t) 14 to 1 Niigata= (t) 14 to 1 Reap (t) 25 to 1 Arpaaut (t) 30 to 1 Spits (t) 30 to 1 St. Alexia (off) THE OAR& 3to 1 apt Harris a• (t) 7to 1 Q. E. D. (t) 8 to 1 Olive Brandt (t) 10 to 1 Hy Partner (t) Tai Team= Eanagratiorr. —Yesterday, on the reassem bling of this committee, Hon. Mr. Cowper in the chair, after bearing Mr. Serjaust Wrangbam sod Mr. Burke for the bill, Mr. Man, Q.C., for the Metropolitan Board of Works, and Mr. Hope Scott for the City Gas Company, the com mittee decided on giving two arches of the embankment with a headway of eight feet in front of the company's gas warts, instead of a headway of four feet as proposed by the Metropolitan Board of Works. Mr. Serjeant Wrangham was then beard at considerable length oo behalf of the prognosis's of the measure, and rid that in order to give duo legal effect to the decision of the committee at their preceding sitting, he had to propose that with a view to afford time for the further conuderation of the beet means of relieving the thoroughfares of the metro rivatiu cool:lesion with the embankment, it should not be l for the commissioners, under the powers of the act, or without the further unction of parliament, to lay down any roadway over that part of the proposed embankment minuted between Whitebellattirs and Westminster-bridge, and that nothing thereinbef ore contained should prevent the dedication of the last-mentioned portion of the embankment to such public purposes as parliament might deem expedient. The promoters bad bad no opportunity of dealing with this part of the subject as developed in Mr. Pensethorse's plan, and it would leave the question o for farther connidera tiao. After hearing Mr. Calvert, .C., Mr. Baddeley . Q.C., Mr. Nicholson, and other the room wee end on the readmission of the pub 11e ObeirmaiTh_ .. Q the committee had come to the resotios, " that the re elable of the bill was proved," leaving the somideratica of all collateral questions to be dealt with and decided in com mittee on the clauses. Adjourned to Monday. The Tynemouth magistrates, on Thursday, com mitted Mr. cotton, a solicitor of that tows, to Morpeth Gaol for two moths, oe a chargedvickeit a llmaulttal his wife, and ordered bins at the (wreathe d tans of las prieoamast to he bound over to keep the pow. From the pewits= of the parties the sass oristaiosed • little excite ment, hoe the general armies reared to be that the delis quad hid bra dealt with acwerdiag to Ids merits. (azomes maximum) ITALY. TURIN, NAY 30. The semi-official Monarchic Nazionaie of to-day mentions the progress of the Roman question under the present government, and says : " The government advances towards $ solution every time that it proves itself to have the strength to defend order in the interior of the country by its autho iity. The enthusiastic welcome which the Ring received at Naples gives us a right to demand that Owe should no longer be • eentre of oonspirecy at Rome. The time has arrived when Prance will re cognise that the prolongation of the occupation pre vent& a solution which is possible, but which can only be brought about by direct communication between Italy and the Pope, without foreign inter ference." MESSINA. MAY 30. Prince Napoleon has arrived here. The troops defiled before the balcony of the palace at which he is - aging. Shouts were raised by the people of lurrah for France—Long live the defender of PRANG% PALM .110 30. _ .2%; f(arquiarielatio NMI leatm oit &fildq • $;4 141 ! Moeda, next for Rome. tel from Alexandria, dated 29th Mat., • tL t, aceording to the Latest news froiii)rada \ Anquillitye continued $4? . przeltif . S that MO MIS, NAY 30. Perla Wird publish the fotiowing telegram : " RAGUSA. Mat 30. Abdi Puha has occupied Bielopaulovich. •••- the Chief 6L the blootew g cgrios, id father , to the Priem ;pl . Montenegro, has attacked CZ:stationed on a hill at Mat-Willa, forcing lietp to fall beck On.BOlje with a loss of 500 men. Paths flrir !Mt • POD: - ITacrusr„ NAT 30. tic news has hem received bees from :1 7 160615. stating that the imperial scoction, has :WPM given to projected measures for effecting Ichool reforms, for placing the Jews on inequality with other seats, and for equalising the texts paid by the peasantry. . BOMBAY AND 311AUBITII38•MAILIL The following telegram has bees ripoeived at,Mr. Reuter's Ace from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company : ALEXANDRIA, MAT 30. The Vectir and Delta, with the Bombay and tion settled by an appeal to the country. It was rumoured that the Governor hopes to settle this dispute by holding the parliament alternately at Graham's Town and Cape Town. A bill was to be introduced limiting the rate of legal interest to 6 per cent. The general feeling, however, was against the introduction of any usury law. The relations between the South African re public and the Border States were more satisfao tory than they had been for some time past. In testine feuds were, however, raging between many of the native chieftains. A difficulty had arisen between the Surveyor-General of Natal and Sir W. _ . Currie in reference to the boundaries of the Griqua location in No-Man's Laud, the questions disputed leading to the commissioners parting company. The Cape Town and Wellington Railway would shortly be opened as far as Stellenbosch ; the traffic is already very considerable. An agitation was rapidly gaining ground for establishing a railway between Graham's Town and Port Elizabeth. An extension of the Cape Town and Wellington Railway to Worcester was also pro jected. The Wynberg Railway was about to com mence active operations. The Table Bay patent slip was rapidly approach ing completion. A warm dispute was pending in British Kaffaria between the Lieutenant-Governor and the town council of King William's Town, about troops bathing and washing clothes in the river from which is obtained the water the town's people drink. The Lieutenant-Governor 'Muting that the troops might be removed, the town council sent a spirited reply. Trial by jury had been established in British Kaffraria. The Volkraad had passed a resolution punishing persons for uttering slanderous comments upon the Christian church. The first offence was to be punished by a heavy fine, and the second with banishment. -.,. ~. M ll77 *` ; ‘ °;*7 r 1...1.—— .14.---81ti lift; * ti roll7aleofiThiji day at ia.m .--- .f07 Mar- 4 (Jame qpnolgoan. 0 „F ri wi . . FM 74 (C. Mirk) o seines and S outhampton l =tively. i a. 6 Yr% TA (toper, 0 The Malta, whir the mail of the 12 th Dy, 4 rre, ad US parried Pe 115 o r h o wn • (18th) April, a:sated Bombay on the 9th unit. I 3 71 1 ,5 5 113 b (J. Or( 0 Steeper, 6to 1 apt Foam% t lel glockeed Strawberry Lealosillea 1 THE CAPE MAIL. berry Leaf quickest as her leo, ( —.___ . . : rith Furious' es rioWla, awl The Dag nargours, MAY all 4.d b e fhv, several Iwthe .' • we .he hill for home Walpole as. les, The Royal Mail stelae& Norman, with the above tad ha chasm by jumping the scud mails, has arrived here. She left the Ca on the [ him. __ _,__abd conli2s_," with wet gall 21st ult., St. Helena on th e Ist init.. and mica ~_..." the ',.,......," e ' . "“ w°° ' ter a Pr, on the . sth. She brings 46 reasengers and 50 I - mums was oaten five lengths fo r secon d I fourth, sad Strawberry Leaf fifth. Pacicalleo of mails. We olf. At the Cape there was .little political sews of -- AD Brazes of 5 sows. each, with 30 importance. The Governor led returned be Cape • with wiling and other allowances. Town to. p are for the o of parliament, It, b ,, au _ catiops. fortaz b 1 . white 1 s iv o r anb i l li:.„st -- 2 n • . ("-• the separation nor the rem of the go - 41. Greenhaw , , 3 X (the gift of Mr. Fullsrl, for horns verameat could be accomplished, they would force all ape ; weight foe age ; certain an early dissolution of parliament, to get the goes- - .. NAVAL ANI) MILITARY. (nom LAar East's Gamins) WAR-OFFICS, MAY 30. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant•Colonel and Brevet-Colonel Charles Cameron Shute. from half-pay late 6th Dragoon, to be lieutenant-colonel, vice Lteu toomai-Colooel and Brevet-Colonel Arthur (..nvendish Bentinck, who retires upon half. pay. COMM ISSA RI AT DEPARTMENT. Assistant Commimary-General Alexander Edwards to be deputy commissary•general, vice Davenport, placed on the retired list; Deputy end Militant Co' mmissary.General Edward Lindsay Ward to be innate's' commissary-general, vice Edwards. ADM:MALTY. MAT 30.—PROMOTIONS AND AP PODIIIONTI.—Lieutanant A. 0. Tale, to the Reoehorse. Master's Assistant C. Bent, to the Royal Adelaide, as supernumerary. Middripmau the Marquis of Queensberry, to the Nile. Engineers W. A. Lowman, additional of the Fisprd, for service in the Rapid, promoted to engineer ; and J. Spells, of the Scylla, promoted to acting engineer. CHATHAM, Mar 30. TROOPS MOM IMDLL—This afternoon further daschmenta of troops from the cavalry and Military regi ments serving in the Bengal, Bombay, and Madras presi &arms, to the number of nprrarth of 200 men el all arrived at the garrison from Kurrachee, having disembarked at Gravesend this morning from the chartered troopship Her Majesty, 1,112 tons, Captain Haymow. WOOLWICH, lILAT 30. COLUntow ox Txx RP's'. —The iron wren annuo-vorol Dromedary, whilst premed* does the airs yesterday oil trial-trip, same into willisio• with • newithaut rowel, and carried away her jibboom. The Dromedary was is charm of Mr. Barre, an experienced Admiralty pilot, sad did sot =stain iejory ; bat an iarrotiotion r to the care of the minimum will b. mar by the Nara dors-Baperintendent. The Peninsular mail packets will wan running after seat insetb. 13PORTING INTELLIGENCE. HARPENDEN RACES.—FRIDAY. Swans skt rye. Fre, w#k 30 6164 ar3-yrelds and upwards. Maier ening 'end other snowmen. One a il. and *half. Ilr. Nightingale's Liberality, by Hospitality—Bolton's dam. 3 yrs, let 31b )261) J. NWWhole) la. G. Ithee's warren, yew, let (404) 2 Mr. I. H. Herbage's Consternallon, 3 yrs, a lArmo t er a Z) Mr. I. Chandkerh Vallee. 4 yes, SahlolgeD tiontr, 0 W .I. Bower's Mr Robert, 13yrs eat Obi (.1. Plumb) 0 Mr. lesd's Opera Dancer, 6 yrs, 9st 916,501 Clietlzoy) 0 Mr. T. Hughes's fronted's. 4 yrs, Tat IMb )W7 klhior. 0 Hr. I. lacobs's litckletunn, t yrs, lit 131 b 2.61) (Roper! 0 Mr. Bentley's Melt Revel, II yrt, est 4lb ;13p (Gibson . ) 0 Mr. Mather's Charles (late Oaring lox), 4 yrs, /Alta la (I. Parsons) I Betting : 4to I each eget Sir Robert and lAbinehly, 6 to I each apt Consternatios and Might Real, and 7 to 1 apt any other. The lot, with the exception of Opus Damon, got well away, Consternation and Sir Robert making the mein until reaching the distance, whoa Liberality and Warmer joined thew, the farmer waiting seedyy three lengths ; a length between thelhased and thud. The maw was sold to Mr. Prise Len 37 guineas, to go to Bavaria. _ _ ictsH4arratowir 11Ammo? of 10 sows sok with 100 Wad, for slluse ; wines. sotro; TOo maw (47 subs, 30_0 vbs. par kern, ark Naas IlsoLt • awl Dee omit. shot o tikes T.Y.C . .` (41 finis/ay Bars It othachila Batkoy by Ms Fallow Back—Pleb • al lastdalag, tist sib (0. fordbass) 1 lir. C. alemneer's Fstgwerlb Dam, Set lib .... Sheryl Xi. Matters Strawberry MU, lit alb Grimahaw) Bettis 7to 4 apt Golden Drop, sto 2apt Battery, 6 Iss 1 agst Edgworth Bees, 8 to 1 apt Strawbary-biff, rad 10 to I set any other. 7to 4 was laid to woes ow Hells Drop and Battery apt the field. After es false start libel lot got off at pretty area tosnin, Gahm Drop sad Bar worth Bow takieg a slight lead, with Kies and BMW( nest. After meting the raid Golds Drop fell tusk Me the third piss and Battery at the same tune took close order with Edgworth Bee. The pair haw this point ran • good not has. }lottery run* pries won by • neck t , Strawberry Hill wee • bed third, sad Holden Drop fourth ; the two LS beteg Kies and Mir lidsrerea. Tea H aonrrr PLATS ad CO ors, for all see ; vinous sate.. About as sib. Mr. Mier% Walpole, by Kteg Ten.—Latip Ct pit .r. XiSat 111 b 6/. tHke's Spencer, 4 yrs, 7s fm Mr. Hodgman's Park/4mb yrs, tat Sib 0 11' S Mr. Glow ILlsts Warsymar, S ma, S et !St (haste 0 " Mr. J. Bighting:Ma's Merry Mr. T. lriaa's MUM, Mr. & Jacobs's The Des, Mr. J. lilts Quarter Day, Mr. Bether's Bartsch:a r. liktriag : 7 ha 4 art Speacer, au* eget Walpole. Ileylool,ar apt The Don. Strawberry jumped off in frost, with ir next; the others, headed rear. Oa con* up the and nearly eartangwashed Plumb M coos righted hi, caught Spooner opposite nee, by a head. Furious = ok Warrener was for was last, beaten TIM W HX•11303714 added, for all ages , T. Y.C. _ _ _ clot Laws Guano, Mr. 8. lacebies Pairioa,B Mr. W. T. Collier's Thra IrswVill;iter- - 141ss Teesdale, L 8 IM P' 4 3 43 . b tt ,Lynch; 1 " Hum Mr. 4, jambes Derthaf, 4 yrs, VI MY 1 1 1.:9 01 1 I Italy." Mr. 141•111e0 C. 3M. SO liap (4ar. OA IMb) Ileeree Mr. Pallee's Walpole, I yrs, 7M Mr. Meelinsa's bootherf t atieVlSMllb •• • • • fg:Ps i = l . 6 sawn. •• ( • w let • Itesen 'flies Mei Ite Beebe; : 3 ter 1 each ape Btstor sad • • 2 or Mar pt Chug& Militant, 6to 1 mak opt Dorking • N" alpolo, Aea otol 00 Loapanp, nod 1 0 0 to 8 WI CLa • '' states tt Itoothsayer and Cam la ekes atisodiatis, '• • y o ths Weed, views Violet thin, mg So • • • • clew eel unlit miesisig legoad , with Widgets, • • tee, 4.4anU4 ad 1)01, 4004aw seas Mora ANON* the uwARS MIAs (I:airesillddagrmil Own weep ". rhieltpedlion May teeleemes, • hot est ho the sed to Or • • aka tbs had, sad wain ea be woe orgy by grow , The I a !..11th. Osin was linen ter sexed pies by a Widgediewas goer* fisatizsrar itch, Chalet Militant • "Ab liaise and Loewe's beinging up tei rpm. Too Two-wass•oza Drone of $ soya awl, with MA Mirk% mad; colts, let 71b; Weis, Bat 41b; winners steel 1 11 -11 1 m • . _ . W l VOnny CLl Pterreeitt i lelkei be moue. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, 16a.: steel, with =Si. to 10'. Gold and Sliver Spectacles and lAI yetasses et variety : at equally low prices. Harries Prospect Glass, It.. tkL post tree. MIS. HARRIS and SON, Opticians to the Royal Family, opposite the British Museum Oates, London. Istabllabut 1750. Cautlon.—No travellers employed.