The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-16 00:00:00

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Ims.. via 1111 w ORDISTAL 11111411 KAVIYATV, tirerwav ard really• Oftifte. .:I, 2l S=ittia l Cimsami ." 2 lag NMI AO of . eri a l abli ~SOI.ryA 01 •kl I I rriA dIM I " hie= M = ra:4.l7:l:e's Jr& knee mow Lain ; TRAM COMMUNICATION between LIVER Pon ow TOSlE.—fle VEMPOOL. 1111 W TOM PIIII4DILFMIA M•MEIP warm Woad empoub. IS* I :l:E nsi ins rot dumaiAlm. 077 T 011 . _ JEs• IMO/ lEW9II CAM CEME pre" M. V. and it othusaksomdbms• Ms ssommodoess. lee g = . ,•••0. • Cow.. 'Adana, MOMIIIM. raft airl 1.1.1.1 MMus MEW Mimi ea ier Iftem i rmrsom Nob m WILLIAM ENMAN A JM. WM! er le MAOE7.II. WEE ElMlamamom. SEMEN— be North German Stoma- M N . Cla s his SUIDIALM. Sam 4S s ram: rad W I Must at • tan sea • bet% is MUSLIMS IleSterna Oak s _ Sagaskats•t s tr at MULLINS. SRAM* mad ratuurro. aglow co. 21321211ee et WWI. Patcseles limes lbe DIN* esti Temblea Abele U 1 , 0122.2 t. WNW ef lhe R iallorlielb Ars ETEAMIII to ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. eta tee sew bed ~el *re** 111114211111.042ie 1111, wo de 114221 awl Ikeda Rom WYK Wle& seery Naas maniac ba 11: SW the we. maw, PT I 110011 I a :..47rie L 1101.21% hem c, the ?ewer. ev.rf . tem be Ilesberbes:— /21 len. 17a. ; *. 14- 0•12lbe He U. sad Ifib. 21; be. bee AI 11. 22.—Apply Olebella Velvacel Ofte tso /lbegeet. tb. T i iziaim=r b r . l it . Elibar emethe lib Oros/ leave liesberdwa mei e le wee. EXAM COMMUNICATION with the SOUTH et IRELANIIO6D AA NoyDoi Milford Savei, lad Ws Ward sad oared dr Jaw DAILY DI ST ICE Mir*. ate W AY/WORD sal/ MILD/MID HAY N eITEAM-811IP CON flMlik W limr Clark sad 1111 ford Haven Sidato-Ahlpe Of mem molar head mid winAlA/ PUIDODAII W An/FORD rd lIIILFORD HAYDN Jelly. ben Weer and w rem Noland 1.3 OA arII , AI t=leVelo toma Oat. et dm SI An. saprom, sof le.. AD as to = mall* &m. Ird alms *aim *a as t gaMelin 11= aablv perms Se = i t WPM Inif, MIS 10 iii aka II RR sad 1111.411 ft Weer. 11=at :i . r.. ben Tea Il lame .ea Nebel Om %nook la L i thte dft z . . ..a. sawn trait embedis wye Wham. es. =:,....eillaime. am sods by Oda Ibe Out end 1.~ lelleby COS- S:Mrb dread pieuesum .war eme Metro; deem Oawl Prey. tor Weirs seply se my et Ile 111 ; se ie liamm k arr. awl 1 ACIL•0111. 11. 01•1101144111%. Il• ; mad NSW Aelies. Maybe& N r iv AN pad KM El ABIDL—THIS DA Y _ at ii.v., Tine mod MU pega 1:100. Pc as a Daum SW el We unnwatled sad 11.•%ThIllionr. Ark Wash, Illarteartec *Calm of • 1•11.1 —Or Mnsplur sod 14.1.1.150 of Vim. sad c boa be tarp-1Y /1101:11115" awl lads . Vlt Mr• ma of Toesh-1144* Tree Ow et Ag• 111, limalve— .4 sib IN - M — liimic Is sods any Or platlmea WO tem It di 6 as iji hein IS li. Bigloc• WOO aa* Naillb•M/ WHOM adlelllll4l 01111 ar t = las boadlest : le *ha " Yam and Vidtcs KAMP. ..M.D . 01= 6 1 . ■ Moilin4 1111eMC Ind •I no Imporiel Uslyssolle el Vire% bc.; suktit pi" II: 11.1ings:llient bus Ice Cobs. It liarlersinet. r WRENCH It XIII BMON, 120, PaIIAQT. tee /IX= EININIVON et PICTVINP. tate mettibethos• a Artlete et the Feelecti bed 'IOWA Scheel.. t NOW OPI3. Al., le the atm be11e4.4,11. Wort. uI DerlJ Cos. Adsale dew IL Qualecent. It each. From 10 40 L nPORTO.-A. OLD BOTTLED PORT of high 4 1.! *radar Oa ear Mum ma. Me emir Irbelre be awl =tan NUM ea 4 laNnen. Monsr. 04. URIC BRANDY, 16s. pm Pale or Mom lerds•Vl., of sadmilt. am. maims =Aim id= I a ...fey mom ViIII Owe dries reassim Sod Ma& on re 411111 i B si . Epass. Oa pa dem lairaTiruV r a:Ad Dkallwr. Ihillers. EILLIE BEET and CHEAPEST TEAS iad 4 , 4131114 lINOLA !CD ere se a tiMII S. be ebeelere se IPe On. Pm Nave sees 111411111meereik slew vestal L. rays Tea la /abb. be MK. ba. 4 4e. ; Msedires Teo. la 3e. 4a Its Sad Niel 10 as we* if Ws nu swiss lies Is me Whew elides ee mewl Wes la Mewl ♦ pelee awesie bee Own it Meta prim ORNAMENTS Re the DRAWING-ROOM, LlSltallr, 4 1 , 171110-11.00/1. of are awl WWel Vag". /Igen% Gueups, I ta riess iall Artrhare l•bk" : "....lllk par. he. =t a r= 7111../1114 - . 1111rwieglig Haim*. 'ivlTrn.n.owsarim, raktiLth iw l " k i t i rri e sidow.— ms eve lisollail laoremies IN 94.017 Mtwahkes. EIDDINO sad BIRTHDAY PRP-SMITS.— NIDIATAL AOUSTID sad Simms IVIT• Dd gift ; sea. MOM A 5...• = l. . "l" tessa ' Cgr i"." I T 'LL" 4.4.61 e55i. 5 .16 I:ems 1U W. • bast Assessed .Nags.. 0 is; bass bens f.: baba slam ma ben ; seas... WW I & atine• abet sal rt. sad s sass ember Areas br i r= aim ssemenes—To Mad el W D 0 WI. RARRITS 81 1 11CrACLIII, the amps( mad Mood eillimee ware kr piasefts Ike re . Mum seirri serlswili 01 Pl= Is.—llmeilit . Wimmaar umbier: 1 . 1 ... 1 . - urz..... a=,,...1iti W. s rait .....=,....... isix . r. WO Li= SOUN I) tad WHITE TEETH ale ;rumble to Pommel Aber/vo. awl to beSige Net_ or. 1.21 Mrlasethellos.of fool tow . wiz Oov or thloo eueleheried el lorol4aSh beellmethle nem linprroU4 sad borolteme tho T.. 1. ettomothealse the Sow ice riUne the Snit atelheentot. entelniielarlee lom a t hehloetf o s Zorti imearet a :=lllr i vetheeorime ..4 l=able fteth ir re ar a r r aamr whit . hoteets4O Woos. a.. ent es are a. sow La's mot goad. um...weak - oh '.raw ilmeollase mato us dose he on ow nooleeme ATE= SELF-ADJUSTINO TRUBBIB. SAYIIOI. CODT. sad OD, noel lesseefses Warm is setae OW tome IS& 44emet se ?mos semi wee MN sad lIMIIIIiii IN WM el NMI i a Ws Mr 'Ow selemees ter She pupils 1,... .... o r = se IA SEs. estsillee SD EsSMSS• IN sof imai r Ur lob or= belmr "s ne lft mia l=fruei ll i e ssel e. M:hersll le slum Or 11111.11031. tn. mai O►. 04 SINK I. ssiSed less dm Whet MD& XR . 1 E 8 E M A IL—Protestsol by loyal Lotion Isom of Osidt•L—Tl• "mon Tr tosoildol So= tridollor so • yltyddes ol I ItallieToldlT of worb• of tbe Soma Otiloso el lkoyfrod lair b nab Owl may Ur ••• Ids 'MY .Al. nod dolly se Not lIR ionw. 11101 l Oldie Lama. Rosie. bottom lbo bound demand Weald Tom dwell dela 1111m1•To oadostodt. low*, leadeloped•oboom lidr =.74 lioneort. 'too Om rid to Ire wags oarlomel of yam lto. l banned, foe was or Trnoollos et tin moon Trltosod a ri a .r . lo .101_ 1 = Wir o orilll•EIPL .T•r= ondlouto ad Immo el lbsto •Itottisg=t• ellen Ms or • Ind wren of do No eLle PIM dolidoomal moody loy Oda = 6"L I Moulin mild; tho =dr trodo with roomy. to dr loodlohlo ditlimik• of =TN. ?Ili 8 ; l a tatiltoonriro i t O l idtr=l.= GT •••••••. oloollik:"ty re ii. am lime WM able lifts= NI WAW museisi. OM ding Ni. no In nuoroonirk K {rata R 1... at ; br yolk Intl. : PR ; b PAIL •• . Mr la gm am Mora fa IL tornz e liVom I:z s t b wire a lt. pot mufti of air. Is sod . 1 moo. lb, dellolsio on am In mow; It Pal Sold b i t lo. Il•tyloy• TR emoodimobooteol ; Was nod mak el Ifterlrolooot ...ty 4TM FR..., .% I-74S S": .. ww ..,.. 1 .,• •= 5r w h iLls==.'P l t moil - 71.1•1.1 alereer am= Se Mill c. la 'vino 4•16111111•10 Um vicles. morn& aim WO Om amilled mu Os waresek its d Iftel' lambi redently4s.l= l. 4 l l s erwuraib lOW Is SIN uslimi MS IS bolsi assordra MO Ir k . semi -110.1 2 _ _ll, le rot 'beim Wise 11=41 bill Ihmi W e ilis si7 maorsai roll s ome Orem An ihe Yam hi. Ohs Mgr am i t e ll= NW One = ._._....1 OIWPWWWWI WI ems MI. lbe more s salm les lame .W.. 4 MaYsid. if sakamilad. asd Ile ImegOl i gM et real a p im u les bi roma 4. i l idtral I. sis t a — 5 -z , ... 4 :Asseas as Vikagu 71. Omia. sod del 11~14 THE WAR IN ITALT.—R ea d a Lad))'. De silt.ll•• of la Mr UMW, ItICWSPAPZIL Ifs rgestlidno=ne M oad las taloa of de Dv.... Maw TUB HANDEL FESTIVAL. - MESSIAH, ar ble a: id. • Weal la MU HAMM Min. 0.14- ; Ir sa t 111; lb Dews. b.; leitakihre. LIN el Ts 6i 11.11L-4.11M.04414 Ind Oa% 1411144• To be bad at ibe sloe a 11.4 Publinh. Is. d. lbw ItOTAL sorAwcaL 8001117. The wood show of this sus tty this onion took *co yesterday, sad so may be soppored, the lasnese of the weather Induced a large ember at prams to vied the prd.ns. Among those prima won the Huebert of Cam bridge sad Priam= Mary, Duke of Raritan, Marohlosam of A ikobory, tad of Wises ton, Eat of Shelburne, Earl of Mooilloll, Earl std Countess of Shrewsbury sod Tahoe, Bel and COMMIS lit Ikeseler. Earl end Clawless Bow OooMoto of loodis, Vicouat Semler, Harems de Roar child, Lord. John Meaner's, Henry Loariox, Blarney, Wel alaghem, Largan, Mr. Jamie° Erie, the Bishop of Oxford. Whataratar, sad lillmore, Right Hon. Mr. Gladstone, the Aims of Poland, the Swedssh, Sicilian, Portuguese, Pero- Ass, I,s e, Andrea, Greek, Hasoverian, sad Rook& Aiabiondoto, taxi &mem Brasov ; Wise Mae arc, Ll Grant, Money, Marshall, Esinilas, Amato Bkokwood, T. Russell, Chelaseford, Rochelle, Louis Cora wallis, Hems Campbell, M. Molyneoz, Middleton, Balton, Habir, Willoughby de Broke, Palmer, Edwards, Fellows*, Frodarlek Fora, Psannue, Louisa Coke, Bridges, Pero, Minim, ink KM.. The solestles ef pleats and fruit was fatly ap to the ave nge. Halm gold modals were overdid to Mr. May, pr deter to J. Spode, Esq., Hawkeyardiwrir, fitalltraddris, fee 16 stove mad posaltome plaata ; mad to Mr. (Wavy, /ar dour to the Rm. W. Ella, Haddosdia, for 20 suds meld& Large gold medals was awarded to Mr. Dods, wear to 81r .1. Clam% kw 16 stows and grarnhamee pinto; to Mr. Widikeed, gsrdessr to H. Collyer, Esq., Dartford, kr dims ; sad to Mr. Bab, wenn to J. Bobs, laq., Woolwich, Cm 20 roods maid& Far fruit the drat wham wen awarded as : To Mr. Tosag, grader to C. Balky, Esq., Glamorgaa ; Mr. Batley, gawks*, to T. Drake, Eq., Shardelues, littuks; sod Mr. Pk* prior Futhergill, Fag., Abeedsse—for pima. To Mr. Davy, whom to T. Drake, Esq.—for melons. To Mr. Prost, prier/ to E. Botta, Esq., Maid stone; Mr. Thomas, wham to J. Baratidale, Esq., Wher eto,* ; Mr. Allmet, gardeaor to H. Ackroyd, Doddingten pork, Cheshire; Mr. Batley, gerdrase to T. Drake, Esq.; sad Mr. Drewest, gardsmar to Mrs. Caber; the Diabisa—for grapes. To Mr. Cock" pedant" to Roy. J. D. Hudson, Fromm-perk, Harts—far machos. To Mr. Peacock, gardsase to J. 8. Crawley, Esq., Stockwood-park—for woo tartars. To Mr. Hoaderma, garde., to the Doke of Bather lead, Trentham—for cherries. To Mr. Clarks, market garde:Da, Twickenham, liadlossz—for strawbeerlee. AuLIZ 0100ZAPHICAL SOCIETY. A crowded meeting of the society took plane on Monday swear; et Buntagton•hense, the Rut of Ripon, reverent, to the chair. Along those pear were the Eris of Ahlie and Shef field, Lord Stresgford, Sir Roderick Murchison, General d'Orholm, Geeersh Sir O. PolLck, Portlock, Monteith, sod Canaan ; Admirals Mr O. Beck and Gatos ; Sir J. P. H. Sintifiewarth, Sir H. Willoughby, Sir T. Fremantle, Par C. Fellows, Yr. T. Braley, M.P., Mr. H. A. Bencis h._,_ ll.P., R. W. Grey, M.P., A. Rural, M.P.. Mr. Sey roar, M.P., Mr. J. A. Weirs, M.P the Hun. O. eldr gyre. Captains the Hun. H. A. Murray, Celllabon, and Crenfurd, R.N.; Colonels Sykes, Everest, Labe Fr, Cricks, sad Landon; Major Stokes and Cooke; the Neater et Clore College ; Archritscoe Raymond ; Messrs. Oshanes Smith, C. White, Arromenaith, Findlay, Ac. ILecrtose.—Lieutonant-Ovorral P. De la Move, C. 8., Captain R. F. Burton, Captain W. Fraser Tytler, Profeseor Hind (of Ceara), John F. Bateman, CR. A. Bennis Cheistien Hellmann ' Henry Johneri, Coleridge , Daniel A. Longs, Walter D. Leslie, F. Butler Meemprarle, W. Mace, Stephen W. 5i!,.,, and Edward W. &Mord, lege, were elected Fellows. Pll.oll4lll4l.—Tbs Duke of Newmatle, the Earl of glen, the Berl of Alrlia, the Hoe. Robert Maraham, Major Henry Crecroft, Captain Philip D. /Citruses, R A. Gone Ur. cloy, Yeed.W.Bigge, R. Amain Brace, M.P., Gabon' Dalyell ( Corns.! at Renstoom), Georg* Fitilloy, Ft Mier Fryer, Cram P. Oreakil, M.P., W. Vernon Harcourt, H. O. R. Robinson (Gonna, of Hoag Koag), sod William H. Smith, E.qa, were d r ranoidetee tor election. Ex emote.— et tbs Imagoes, umaufactures, sad neutral Jembeelesse hosed by Cleptslas Burton end Spike from 8e.,,. Africa; some meanness et woode train Me Zambesi, brought home by /tr. M'Leed, late coma! a , liosembiqes • and erearel maps at the scat at war, &a, were exhibited to die meeting. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Jt i. Id. In a convocation holden this morning, Dr. George Rallonota Christchurch, and Dr. John William Ogie, Truuty COUsgs, were approved of as medical manners. In the same somvermion William By aid Maley, M.A., Fellow of Wedhamn College, the Rev. Albert Watsoa, M.A., Fellow of Browser and the Rev. Thom is Were Bayne, WA., samisot of Christchurch, were somieated meters of the wheels. La a magregation hoiden imme diately afterwards, big the Bet day a 4 set term, the L8...w -ise degrees were .mind, viz.:— ertens or AlM—Hest Robert H.ghea. Easter Rev. Francis Kerry, Eater College• Robert Bat telle* Lincoln College; Alfred Merle Ilona., Christ &arch ; Rev. Herbal Thorned' Hogesses, Trlaity College; Robison Bllle (halm), Tnoily College; William Howell Besse, Jesus Collsp; Robert Iloldseorth Walker (Khan.), Waimea College; Rev. Thome, It scoe Ride Stebbins (.Molar), Warmest College, Montagu Borrows, Mmidalen lia. EACH SLOBS op Alta.-00•0•d NM* Huntley, Rainer Cunene ; fleeted 'away, Qessa'a Colwell; narmaal Bowel °ober, 'Many College, Rea. George W. Cum, Trinity Collage. bsciirLoa or Moetc.—Stephen Austen Pearce, New Coliege. M earom Corhama.—This Ammo= Mr. Joint Richard Lag, U.A. scholar of Balhol College, Irma skew] to tea meat follograhlp .t Merton College. Mr. Kiel/ oh - aimed a hat Mar " la Literis Huolauloriher," at the woad publics examitieetian Rooter tern, 1847. FISHMONGERS' HALL.—Yeaterday evening the Prior Warden and sesistante of tha Fiabrcongr r. Company gave a grand bell at their hall, It being the firm 11610naill• mat et the Ithed that has tarn place under their soapier due the pier 1826. The set:sate hall and stairoma were mar* erMemented with Bowers, inirrerra, and imam The eseelese hell , which was sot apart for dancing, was alio veryismely decorated. la every apartment numerous I= and some pictures of no norm pretensions, hung male, and every possible erreneement for the erred load= of the eye was made. Scene eight hundred M ethadone MI been lasted, including many of the members of UAL hours e.f perliernett, the minnows, both late and perm; and most of the notabiiities of the City of London and the memention. goon after ten o'clock dancing corn mewed te tie mimic of Menem Coote and Tinney's band, and we Mgt hp with great spirit until one o'clock. when a mag. mileage sapper, prurided under the eaperibtendesee of llama Rig and Br! trier, was served. Afterwards the anameements of the evening ware reread and were prekeged until an hour which we decline to name. MANI CTlliffiti" -- At;D --- 1:1WRIII•00 L AftIICULVVILtI. llociarr.—.ll Win of the load committee wes held vie today, it the Liverpool Tows-ball, the Mayor preeidisg. The secretery, Mr. Ryder, samsunced that the money already sehesithed weeM sawmill to 7004 It wee owilklestly es =The emberriptions would equal those realised at last year, via.. 9001. The show is to hike place es the It it sod 9th of September neat. Alaimo, Edge Hill, sled saw it are motioned se suitable for the meeting, but the Nefeeet would lute to be diacumed at a postal meet. tag it the sommittee, and it is believed that Edge Bill will Ward the peotest fecolitise. After °onside...bit dieeaseks es to Miley It was agreed that epeeist prime be kept distinct hem the assisty's germ! mess. It wee also 'greed that it saleoomwellfte be appoluted to consider the spewed plus Nit, Mk* fer seneel natters the prise list regulations of law year's aim es their guide, sobstitutmg, however, gem prise fee implement@ for the cattle dealer?, gess'ewe. sad eitteseier prima It was also eaggreted So the eab-commlitee thee Oen he ftb/ I = B :w i l id Gewarer care, sea for poalra, iVe r lill rese tmd t peas fee pie:* et ballockirb ' elos as ghte treao. ll. tle demises. The esertgary was deemed to have lbs Nei plied sad Ow warded 4 sash member prior to the ma rantliti. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 16. ASPORTING. ASCOT HEATH RACES.—WEDNesDAT. The Hunt Cup malataked threputetioi;foraffordieig the prettiest and moat interareag race of the meeting. To day thirty-fire horses were saddled for it and as they pro carted to the poet the sus Getting sad glistening on the varied colours of their riders the spectates were load in 'beer expressions of admiration. No delay was ramie In despatching the bones from the post, and every jockey who rode In toe race bore testimony to the excellence of the Mart, The people in the vicinity of the winning chair were equally gratified at the brilliant finish, for Schism and Maras- Anna ran home locked together, end the jades, unable to separate them, en sconced a dead beat betwesa them. Both were outsiders, and great was the joy and enthusiasm of the "Ring" al the judges reedit t. We believe that this is the firm Melees" on reared of a dead heat for the Hunt Cop, and considering the largeness of the field, and the closely contested issue, the Medium:es has came for gratalatien In the Judgment which he displayed in distributing the imposts. From our descrip tion of the race it will he seen that the favourite, Sam Spode, sever took a pmesinest pert in the race. For the . deciding heat Schism was at brut the favourite, bat at last the hominid the sell. U. waited upon the mare to about the distance, where he quitted her, and won by two lengths. It is said that la the bet mos King at Arms met with ti diseppeemlinggt. shish malsaidly we e d 6 f chance. The Royal Hunt Cup is hem tee establishment of Mmes. Heat and Haskell. It is • an equestrian figure of Jame I. a Agent" 00 r. t 14 ;.7= Oliphant, and two staghounds which have just palled down a comely der, and illustrates the sense in Chvieswich-park described M Sir Walter Scott's rameace, The Fortuna of Nigel." It Is manufactured in silver in a very elegant Grasser, sad wee designed and modelled by Mr. Archibald J. Barrett, The other nom sagged so comments. Although Wed nesday it gully &nerd whet in mein pulsate is gelled an day,' yet to the genuine tube It tersishes the moat attractive Isom The _proosodtageooo, were most en joyable. foe there Is so crowd sor excutemest, and the sport was deubly phseent to-day wing to the emcee beauty of the weather. preisratione b oa reception of the Quint twarorrow, and the of the 1011311•10 coarourse of visitors that... apeeted. Only hir weather will be required to inure se hrt a " Cup day" at ever was celebrated. 1859. 1 oda Knookburn, 6to 1 apt any other. Won by two lengths, three lesigtle between the second sad third, a neck henna the third sad fourth. Tao MAnCIIESTIR PRODUCI STAY'S of 10 MM. soh, h ft, with 100 added, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Rot 716; alike, Bet 31b. Wisner. ern. The mood to Mare 60 eon. oat of the blokes. Ow mile sad three ammeters. (31 seta.) Mr. J. Chbortteb laule s. Sas. by _The Oar% larienabber) 1 Mr. J. Osherue's 4111 ........ ......., lleballoart I are 01114 Tbe mown, t.t ...... ........ ................... Mr. l'Abeoeib Cluny May, .• .(Boast i Bettis( : 7 to 4 sad 2 to 1 co Rai Eagle (with whom Mr. J. O•botne doctorod to win), 6to 1 sot Th e Squire. Won by two karts, a short neck between the second and third, Cody Bay yes trek ay. Ton Union Cre of 200 move., added to a handicap of 5 son. each. Winters extra. The second to naive 25 soak oat of the stakes. thee nails sad • quarter. (63 nubs.) mr..l. ?hoopoe TIMMILO KW by Tombeau*. 4 Irk 7n 13Ib t a :: 147.1r.vfem-gur..Tenib . ...... littlloebl I Ilitionrllt) 2 - Me. J. Mtu . keVe lubbor ym Mt . (Little) 3 4 The following al.e n ry. o :—Gegirs, Gammon Prinoe of Demraark, PAWN* ef Ono" Clan Wel:star, Lovett, LitUe Girl, and Adelaide. Betting: 2 to 1 siert Tasman M01d.5 to 2 eget Meg Mord lies, 10 to 1 each not Hegira, Clara Webster, Respberry, sod Adelaide, 12 to 1 opt Thornhill, 16 to 1 apt Lovett. A One nos, woa by • seek; s length between the second and third; soioadistastoe banns the titled mad Lamb. Tan PMTILIPS HANDICAP PLATS of 70 eon.; winners extra. About halls mils. _ Mt.:. Dawerel NW. asGSTEIREG. 3 re. 6t106. I=kt 1 Mr. Z. OS Ob. ME WI owe ElGass 3 ts. 6t (.4. Tamar{ 3 lit. Hon Caut.h. and. .... (M. Duet.) 4 The 4016wiag rsa :-168 . 4.65uper. Was by two *ohs ; MIS &ream between the awed sad third; Creeper bolted et the lam tam (IT itatertue TELEGRAM.) TEE SAPLING STALES 01 10 sots. Me i : tr, with 100 melded ; Ow I-vratkle• oohs. Bit •71b; Mee. ; vissers eztre. T.T.O. ' weite i l diod. Mr 146:4• 1 63/pwrowe bi llsek SIM res. is Mir. PROGRAMME OP ASCOT RACES TO-MORROW. THE WOEINIMAK HANDICAP, Of 6 sows. met. for 3-yr olds end upwards. Last thres-querters of the New MU Closed with 16 subs. To name by five o'clock on Wedges day,ursda and the weight, to be fixed by four o'clock oh Thy. TEN DoROCOH MINIPTIN PLATE, of 60 MI., added to a swespetakes of 6 ave. each; 3-yr olds, let; four, &it 41h: five, 34 1016; six end spd, Out; winners once in 1869 (matches excepted), 31b; twice, Blb extra; the winner to be sold for 160 an., demanded, &a. Old Mile. (IL sobs.) sel Rorww•Ar =EON . ........ ... 800 Noroloot 41w00100d0.w0 ... A rtes The Iket. II Tenet............ .. Pon HE ORAND STAND PLATE Of SOYA • Scolds, 7st 411 s; four, Bat 1216 ; fire, Sat fib ; and sied, 71b ; marts and geldinp allowed 61b; the winner so be sold for 200 son. To start at the distance post and go ones round. AA Ark The Pone owns: T. P. Owls A PLATE of 60 soon, he maidens; 3-yr-olds, iM 31b; four, Set 12th ; five and upwards, get; the winner to be sold for 100 stns., and if entered to be sold for 60 ave. allowed 71b. Cup Course.—To close and name by 6 o'clock an Tues day. A liairntear of 6 nova. each, with 100 added by the Bontb Warn Railway Company, for 3-yr-okla and up wards. New Mlle.—To close and name at 6 o'clock on Wednesday, and the weights to be published after the races on Thursday. A !Waltman's. of 20 son. each, b ft, for 2-year olds ; oohs, Set 71b; fillies, Illet 41b; winners of any two-year-GM stake amounting to 200 sou. including the winar's own stake, 61b, of any two e ach stakes, 81b extra. Lest ball mile. Trovstore, Lady Falconer, The Wizard, Tlraflleur, Roesler, Min Matilda. _ A SW zzzzzz ars of 60 awe. rob, b ft, foe threwyste olds ; colts, am 71b; Sea 316,• the warm, of the Derby, 101 b, the served or the wiener (tithe Oska or Two Thomas& Guineas Stokes 51b extra (mama penalty 10Ib). Old kith. (9 Gabe.) Reynatd, Jacket, The Lett wie letedt l e, Lord of the Manor, KW Finch, Green Commodore, oby Towhee:me—Rowena, Iseasat deed). PROGRAMME OF MANCHESTER AA.CP.B w TO-16058.0W. MN 8.41.P01D DOROOOI COP Of 100 SOTS., added to • Headiesp of 16 sows. each. 10 It, end 6 only if declared ; winners of say race value 200 sots. 61b., of two or more 71b., of 10Ib, sod the second la any race value 600, 6ltt extra (extreme pen•ley 10Ib) ; starters In the talon of Trades tiara's Coy, this year, sot planed first, mooed, or third, allowed 31b off the original handicap weight ; the mond to receive 26 soya. out of the stakes, and the wiener be pay 10 awe. towards esperes. One mile and • half. (1111estat, 16 of whoa pif 6 rm. rel hdlg.) anomll )4Y.... 10 1 ,717,1 Uri Admiral Trabwit. l .2 DUPIIII Orate ANNUM Vow .4 Desisart um WOW" O. fib *MO .......... • • Y *; p...... Alm Now &mop . Tat old.. *MINI a BO POTS. 100 71b seam T.T.C. -I'll I I . 2 d Pwri — OrtlO am. hr I yr the voighio were oat Ilb., or *lb I Am* ........ / reb of tbe Nay ...... / Tirol' Brampton Dr Om NY. Haw d * o by Du( 011ourko. imea 1 0 by Soithi of flood T 0 ASCOT RACES. TX. FM( HILL BTAILIII Of 16 KM. molt, 6 ft, with 60 added, for 2 and Syr-olds. About bale Lie. (91 subs.) Mr. Merry's lamb Fakimer, bablaider sr Illb lidbinll. llll•7 3 I Mr 7. kobiasmis ken" a Captain Christie's 19/44544.5 MAO. 11W Mr. 0. Pleatlare calk be 1141144,Mt out sf letamom4 rn (M. 8,5644) 4 Mr. Lumley'. Utah! ITN so ....... Mr./. llaorler4 TM Yam, ill% OS (W. Wadley) 6 Beuing . Bent an Amen% 3te 1 apt Falconer, 6 to 1 .g.t The Van, 7 to 1 apt figkeber. *rag with a night lead, Aran next, sad Lady Palomar okee up wit the rails on the Is or toptber to half way up the hill, where they oloselc si d 4 Lefty , getting de best c 4 it r the last tow yea by easel, Arnim beating Spies. box by • bead only. stirs elms near. TM Van was very fractious at the post, and delayed the start. Tux Coeon•non &urns of 100 sore. each, h ft, for 3.yr-old Miss, Set 71b rob. Cater midden One mile. (16 sabst ztim.. h eed's a ras..lVA*.fa nb li~ 8a0+466) 144r0f1l iron 011/mal4 Trb dl.l 4.=2 " ar s it 1 " I l i Wed Mims% tM Almm4-1.34.1164 710 Whereat Benin 7to 4 eget Centre 4to 1 each eget Queen of Pflosis sad Purity, 7to 1 apt May Morning. May Morn. lag led soul nearly a distance bon home, when Caaties beaded her, and won early by two lengths ; bad third. At dr startiag-post Cadre showed temper, and unseated anowdes. THE ROYAL HUNT CUT, s Pisa of Plate value 200 eon., by eutralption of 10 rm. are, with 100 added. Winners eats.. New Mils (SO ran.) Colonel Aaron's ILlognOkroos, b ilmingn, 3 ps, 7,4 MA lONIONO f I Mr. W. Dojo &Wm. 3 poen lib. ....... .5.T. Adam.) f 3 Brea R"bwhill s • itrotw 4,Tdois,l fro. word) 3 Tee following also ran .—uord Baron, Znyder Zee, Tiara, Yastrow*, Cllenmeron, Karr* Bleekthotn„ Sur of the Beet, Botany, Morne, !ism el the South, Willer., Fleet, Lewd Beetelay, Sant Spode, Twilight, Cileaboolt, Greechaa Wrath*, auo, Harry S Wiry, Artless. Taint, Petra:, Orleans Arita, Lied of tin Illascw, Ilar.dolaLe , Wanderer, Mutineer Iller9 .ad Woodbern. . . . _ _ Betting : 4 to 1 eget Sam Spode, 7 to 1 ant Heeteel, 19 to 1 each spa Glienmassoa and Ella, 100 to 7 each eget CHIII. yew and Wrestler, 16 to 1 apt Ariadne, 20 to 1 each eget Lad Nelson, Botany, Adam', and Orleans, 25 to 1 seat King-at-Atm., Harry Staaley, end Brother to Sidney, 100 to 9 eget any e th er aired. The 36 compators were drawn up in a bee abeam with the precision and order of a oavalry regiment. The only two animals that evinced impatience were Zuyder Zee and Lord Nelms; bat when once tinier order, they dui not fall out of the teak. Mr. Hibbard dropped hie Sag to a start which for the compact line in which the horses quitted the post, has been rarely equalled, and tamer meals-rt. As the glistening colours rose shore the hill, those of Woodhoni were seen prominent in the rem, with Blackthorn, limg-at-Arme, sad Brother to Sydney slightly in dream of the rook, which wretched almost la an equal has acmes the course. Over the road, the omelet of Zut dee Zee showed directly behind the orange jacket sad blue belt of Woodburn. It was nape eible to Mecum the changes which the shifting name if colours presented until the distance was nearly reached,when Zuyder ail then Blackthorn, disappeared from the front, Carat-Arms, Schism, and Brother to Sydney being left in pursuit of Woodbure. Before reaching the Grand Stand enclosure, Woodburn dropped back. and Schism took ap the running with King-at-Arras and Brother to 8 defy la close attendance open her, Midway between the sad she chair Schism seemed Is die away," het she Naha agate, sad sits vi See raw, leis Jody romanced a deed heat between her and King-at-Arse, the spectators 'mistaking the latter tor Blackthorn, whose oolong' on the card weer ai• black jacket and red cap "—three in which EMT-at-Ana' ran—but the cep of Blackthorn was changed to white in order to mars the distinction between the two horses. Three lengths from the Ana two Brother to Sydney was third, sad met at the bead et a body of beaten homes were Woodburn (fourth), Weedier., Turret, and Madame. The lam lot comprised Kestrel. Lord Name, Oleemeasce, Botany, Blackthorn, Zuyder Zee, Ormatiza, and Harry Stanley. Adamas pulled op very lama, sad has ended kis rscieg career. DeCIDING HEAT.-4 to 5 was ultimately betted on eecb, King-at-Arms having the call at the close. Schism suds play to the dietenea, where elle was best's, sad King-M -.4nm won at hie ease by two kerbs. PLATS of 100 rem., fee two end three-yr-olds. Certain disarm:as. T.Y.C. _ _ _ - Mr . T. 04440 44041 r. bf 9494. 77R 94 Mb. . . I Lord C 14941499 parr. SM. OA 919--.... ..1W. ftttam) Lard INJaeraraals ffirat. Ic e :: ...... ......19. I 3 Pane 41. 31149re1s wadi's& ,re, . 4 The &Akers, else : Less bird, fby Asneadale—Msrpry, Pipe, Olken, Palmier, °Miro°, aithsasedas, e by Hey Middlsese—Colusibise, Moak, Silverside. 3to laud 6to eget Ardour, 4to 1 eg■t Rota tory. 6to 1 eget lionese. BMWS made play to the top of the lull, +bore Ardour deprived hin of the lead, end carry ing ea the twining to the god, wow by half • leogth, the weed b•tieg the third by the same, • heed between the brad sod fourth, Pipo wee fifth, sad Zoretnn Moth. SECOND YEAR OP TR. KIONTII ASCOT TRIENNIAL ' &toll TX of 10 soya ow*, with 100 added for 3-yr olds ; colts s.t 7th, 011 is. fiat 41b. Tim wad to receive a q sow. out of the rasher. New rile. (28 soh.) Hrs. o.baidetan's tlt. ammo% by WM Limiralla tt rt, i Km) 1 Hr. 11~4 Kw Kendra, OA 410 Lord Porcteith loprisrl. am ilk ....................1 3 Mr. S. wilham:4 Hop Heratrat, 64 ltonlbere 4 The followtng also ran: e by Boy Middletoo—Mn Tomboy, Emotion, 0:d Point, Create. Seeing : 6 to 6 opt Reycael, 4 to 1 eget Crofton, 7 to 1 opt May Morning. flop Merchant and Reputed nut together, with Crotton and May Morning elate up. Credos err bootee about s quarter of a mile horn home, mad J. Wore rerelung the woad May Mottling and St. Clamors jorood Rrynard, 84 Omens imolai by a Mao& ARE second bowing the third by the roe, two leagths between the third and fourth. Bwerrerax ra of 16 noes. sock 10 ft, for 3-yr olds ; colts, Sit 71b, and dliie., Sot 31b. TM Mum to Ye sold fur 400 sows. it demanded, to. This. mettere of • mile. (8 sob.) Mr. Gulliver. tamtme. by Celibiall•M‘ Mr. Boom Vigo. sa rib IL. llon.rdeni 7 lay iltellu.ou • Odessa. w 71b Irresebl 7 Bettitg . 6 to 6 set Comma, 6 to 4 *got Odom', 3 to 1 apt ago, Won by • neck, • load lotwoos the eecond and tWrd. ---- LATEST BETTING ON THY COUltBl. TEI CUP. 6 to 2 apt North Lincoln •to 1 Fisherman 6 to 1 Bevis The above ()notations are merely nominal, foe the Cup was scarcely nienwonsd during the aft rnoon. UMW'S was struck out et 6 p.m., June 16. DERBY. 16 to 1 apt Malamute (t) 1000 to 30 colt by the Flying Datcbman—Cast son (t) MANCHESTER RACES.—WEDNUDAY. Till TRAFFORD HANDICAP 01 6 sots. exit, with 60 added. Winners extra. ON Wm.) Mr. Ttorpe4 Jot Swims, by midair Jack 6 wit 7.4 Ilb Mr. W. Tr Om'. LialiOws. 4 M. ...... t %Vim Nr. J. T. • I."TN . )6r. T. DMOSS /Wig. 3 mist 4 Mho foliowlai also roma :—Tiabsoo, Grllla, TM Livery ans. Imola. iskrimg: le lied hook 144116 Ile I sell 011114, 6to Bottna i ... Kul of Ilt.on 'I. QWo. THE HEIST HANDICAP PLATE of 70 HOVE., for all mos; winners of soy moo value 50 son., 61b; of two, oft 000 of 100. 716; or of say moo at We Mocks', 101 b 'atm About half a mac Aro 44 I limparithms PoJg Jima Rae 61b Ar 11 YID ... .4l ghlbet ..... ...... 3 441447 Jest 464634 . 6 7 6 I 3I Mame 74 °wow .... II 7 6 kbbom b I 34 WlNlbeaad, 0 CM. 3 1 111f 6 =1. lb b) I: 1 11..,_ , ~,..,,.. 1 ' TRII WILTON STALL of 7 eon. www...; will ew wird ; two-r•ol le. det 91b; err, (let Mb; Illllee and geld*. allowed 31h; the mord to ear hie star ; wirer at.. Mb, trot, ftlb ern. T.Y.C. (18 eats.) To aeon r for the Malden Plate. _ THE TWO•YIIAWOLD SZLLINO STAKES of 5 sous. each, with 40 added. colts, Bet 71b • Qlliaa, 84 41b ; the winner to be sold for 100 son., to. T.Y.C. To name tan minutes after this last race as Thursday. TN■ OLAND STAND HANDICAP of 60 sows.. for all ages. One mils. To arm an Mt en Twinreid Selling Status. Tits 'ATI JACOB BELL.—We regret to announce the death of tilts geatemsa, wilful' took place In I.nodon on the evening of Sunday lest. of the early sge of forty-nice years. Mr. lltll was President of the Pharmaceutic.' SJ. Mei, of which he may be said to have been the founder, sad wu the supporter, for a long serifs of years. Re was a mu ititiont patron of British are, and a liberal supporter of many literary, scientific, and charitable institutions in Loudon while at the camstime amlneutly useful in the private walk; of benevolemon RAILWAY MOVEMENTS IN THE EASTERN COUNTIES. —lt ls understood that the project fir a railway from Nor wich t, Crocerr is beleg proceeded with, end that It will be an offshoot of the exteMog Norfolk Railway. Wag to some extent a revival of an undertaking for which surveys were made in 1833. A well-attended meeting has been held at Corrgeelmli, Essex, for the purpose of considering a proposed breath hoe to units that town with the Eastern Counties system at Kelvedoe. The engem/ (Mr. C. M. gendarme) read an retreat/ of the ea of the proposed lice, which he thought could be carried eat for about 14,0001. if no oppo eltioa was offered to the andeetallag In partianseak He ove rrated that the lead might be obtained at a lazed rent charge instead of by actual purchase la the fist instance. Several other gentlemen addressed the meeting. and it wee resolved that a company should be formed under the Limited Liability Act to carry out the scheme, and that an attempt should be mode to rake the noceseary (*pita In shares of lOL each. An inilasatial provisional committee was appointed, and shares were at once taken to the mount of 2,OUW. The works on the Coins Valley sad Hawed line are now very nearly complete" to Persre's-bridge, Halstead, and in anticipation of the sanction of patternst being given to the uneaten bill, the contractor bad tea tinned his operations toward. Tristitratreet. Some difficulty having, however, arisen with the owners of property, the works have hese suspended for the present in this directioe. PROPOSED ROAD FROM CI.APIIAM TO BELGRAVIA. —Lest night • public Denims of inhabitants of Clapham. Wandsworth, sad the surrounding districts was held at the Girlie Parochial School-room, Clapham, to take tato con sidenetke the oonstractioa of a new road frees Clapham to Chelan-bridge. The Roe. W. H. Bowyer, the rector, °eru pted the chair. Resolutions la favour of the objec t lbs meeting were carried unanimously, end a committee was appointed. _ I'HARITAILE INSTITUTIONS (IRELAND) .—A copy of the 141 h annual report of the Commissionas of Charitable Doneness and Bequests In Inland, lately promoted to par- Ilanrat by the crantrad of the Quern, so. PUblilb" C. Woodsy. 'no "charge" for the year 1858 wee, on the government stock amount, 211,66 W., and the balance atandlog to the credit of the conmelmion on the 31st of Nombre was 210,6021., about 1,1471. stock hating teen sold oe trasseerrsd. The rah meanst Agana for 10,8831., there having l e a Minos et 1,7471. des to charitiesat die obi si dm (Stamped Id. Additional.) [T WOPENCE. NAVAL AND MILITAItY. ADNINALTINJLII It 15.—A pronmarrs.—Captain R. Itooreasa (1867), totht Comsat, 20, terser stern corvette, at Bbeerates. Lteutenasi B. Z. Cooper (1866), to the lizosllaut, 48, mitszrrehip, at Portsmouth ; W. Menzies (1864), to the 21. screw steam corvette, st Bhearuses; T. Steck house (1869), to the Hogue, 60, screw steam ship, cm coast guard Genies at Greatock , sad 0. Todd (1863) to the Aga -1111111111014 91, screw steam ship, at Portsmouth. PORTSMOUTH, Jcxxl6. The Echo, steam vessel, got up her steam in the ream basin on Tarry afternoon, to try a steam arab end pumps, which wee fitted r her upper deck, far the purpose of distinguishing fire in sees of accident, but the trial we. • failure owing to the nuaehrry berg on high pressure, tad her boiler on low. _ _ . Thefoon — st, — Katerian vessel. Lieutenant Commander John B. Field, arrived thk marshy with about one hundred supernumerary boys for this part and Plymouth; she .ailed in the afternoon for the wu.tward. The Victoria and Albert, paddle wheel steam yacht, Cap tain Hot Joseph Demos, was taken into dock at noon to-day to have bar bottom examined ; she got on shore on her way from Gravesend to Antwerp daring the time the Pita manWilliam of Prussia war on board. The Colman, 80, screw, wos taken up the harbour Is-day ha stem reserve; she V in every Impact reedy fur the Peal`a!' The Agamemnon, 91, screw, Captain Thomas Hops, win receive her crew from her hulk, the Prince Regent, to morrow, and goes to 8/Ahead on Friday to take in her lower deck gime, 11120 c shell, &c. The Meander, 44, sailing frigate, is to be taken out of dock to-morrow end pieced in the Ship Basin to be matted and rigged, t,r moving chip at Ascension. THE MILITIA. The "toyed Sawn Artillery have received their order to assemble on the Ist of July at the Redoubt et East bourne, fur 21 days' training and emene. The Royal An giney Light Infantry Regnant has as ambled at Besamaris for 21 days' trainiag and exercise, antler the command of Lieutenant-Colonel Willem, M.P. A considerable number of recentle have been enrolled by the adjutant since the train ing DI LA year. The Devon Artillery Militia ere ordered to assemble at Devooport on the llth of July, for 2lidays' train ing and exercise. The East York Regiment of Mina is to assemble for wanting at Beverley, on the 4th of July. The Royal South Glouoester Regiment, under the command of Lieut.-Colonel Commandant H. W. Newman, assembled on Tuesday lest for 21 daya' training. The regiment fa in excellent ornr, and them is an manually mon( mutter of men. The Royal Perthshire Rides will semen at Perth under the tionmand of Lieut..Colosel H. M. Drummond, on Tuesday, the 12th of July, for 21 days' training. The Royal Radnorshire RilL a aminbled for training on Tuesday last, under the command of Major Pad. The North Durham Regiment of Militia le under orders to amenable at Durham on Wednesday, the 22nd inst., for 21 digs' training, under the commend of Earl Vane. The Royal Monmouthshire Regiment of Militia will assemble at Monmouth, on Wed nesday next, for 21 days' training. REINFORCEMENTS FOB INDlC—Yesterday (Wed nesday) the following draft left Colchester camp and em barked at Gravesend to join the service companies of their regiments now In the Bawl presideary. Two sergeants sad 60 privates of the 38th Regi men t and 60 privates of the 97th Regiment, adder the command of Lieutenant Walker of the 86th, who war accompanied by Ensigns N. W. D. Pringle, J. B. Brady, and W. H. Miller, all of the rune regiment. A. draft of 400 men bas also marched from Watley Barracks for the same destination, and embarked on board the Kirkham. Vlcrosia RuLts.—Lien. the Duke of Wellington insneceed this corps yeeterday after noon, at Kilburn, and expressed himself highly gratified at the smart and soldiiirilike manner in which the various evolutions were performed. In perfect efficiency the regi ment may sow indeed be and to vie with any in her Moje service, while nothing can exceed the military bearing of the gsntlemen who constitute Its mem hers. It Is astosiebing to witness the seal and energy they display is executing their various light infantry move ments, the rapidity with which they change heat can when in extended order, sot to mention their admirable target peso lice. The Kilburn riga ground ham become one al the great ttcrcentres at eteraction, for .retua•kes of and of theinot"ig="4lrolpr raring yesterday is opposite directing', the ponds mead was thronged by no incunaiderable nturiber of the Wier per ttoa et the creation, who appeaarreed to tske great interest in the proceedings &rides the lietrenient.eolosel, there were prime Major Clifford, Captain and Adjatent Tree, Captain Jordan; Lieutenants Greenhill, Bens Beak, Collins, and Dkliseatin. his Grace BBJTidUJ 4.1(U fluithi4+l UNITItkIAN .1480014710 N. The annual meeting of this association wu held yesteday afternoon, at the Unitarian Church, Hackney, after the conclusion of a wrylke at which the sermon wee preached be the Rev. Thomas Macke, of Leeds. The chair was taken by Mr. Alderman LAWRINCL The report, which was read by the Rev. R. B. ANPLAND, OMB if the secretaries, recommended • new organisation, which would have the effect of including in the association an additional number of provincial Mende, soar of them in the capacity of viee-preledents ; and it also suggested the names of several gentlemen for appointment as home or foreign correepondents. The most imminent testate in the report wee an socouat of the recent mission of the Rev. S. A. Bteinohal W Huneary and Transylvanie, with fluids for the amistence of the Unitarians to that part of the Continent. Mr. Stainthal had, it wee slated, found entire villages of Unitarians, and the attempts made by the Austrian govern meat to their religion try persecution had been teaa it those who attended wit • contrary w& e t having increased the semi mem c pecte to each ThegreedimpeOlomot to the • of Unitarianism was that tmatnesat. the Austrian government w not allow any , hien hbe pro pauses= ea the part el proteetonta, though the Roman cuthollee wen enseareged in it. Nearly 2.0001. had be en etawllmiad by the Unkauteas of Nearly during the pent yesr ; sad mach pentads win corwiteettd for this aasistance. It was proposed that sense Himgarian studeres should coma to England to be 'dunes& in the hope that that would he the mama of spreading saligious freedom in their native OnOn the motion of the Rev. Bmenn. Barns, of Birming ham, the report was adopted anenucouly. At hall . ..past four about three hundred persona ladies end gentlemen, eat down toe cold collation, at the Manor-home rooms, under the presidency of Mr. Alderman Lawrence, who tires supported by Mr. Jams Heywood, late M.P. for Lanceshire, Mr. Long. Mr. Swinton boob, Mr. It. Kinder, Mr. J. C. Lawrence, Captain Chen, the Rev. J. J. Taylor, tbe Rey. Jame Yardmen, the Rev. Thomas Idedffl, the Bor. John Kennel, the Rev. W. H. Chuang, the Ran R. B. Aephad, the Rev. T. L. Marshall, to. THS WESTERN BANS OP LONDON. Messrs Unwin and Arber, the auditors of the Western Bank of London, in anticipation of the meeting fixed for next Tuesday, have addressed a circular to the shareholders, in which they insist upon the necessity of a full investigation into the facts and charges advanced. The document con cludes is follows : Thew personal matters being briefly referred to, we are desirous of saying a few words es to the genets! management of the tank, which, uit did not properly come before us until the half. yearly audit in January, we did not refer to in ow report to the directors; and as the statement at the last meeting show. bateau" upon ward& scesunte, bills, and prcmluory note., &e., umeding 30,0001., whilst in January last we wire assured that 1,2001. was a full end stabeient estimate of these liabilities, we submit that any eulogy of ta, nienammunt generally was premature, and if the - directors were not aware of the twined stUe of albs, it was, to soy the least, culpable negligence on their part. The director. cannot, however, plaid ignorance of the tub. At the audit previous to the snowing in January last, the auditors made a strong remonstrance on the character of the business done, end especially as to the improper advanoes of large amount. on second mortgagee end rewriting of inaufficlent value. 'Some special ewes were brought to their notice, where money had been umaced la the most tw kkes manner; and it was only after the strong ',sumac* of the directors that these advances should be reduced without delay, and that the reserved fond should be maintained in its integrity, that the balance sheet wee signed by the auditors. No .saner, however, was the meeting over, than thew pro. seises were diermarded, and the fact that on the 19th of March leer, the wh de available resources of the bank were reduced to 30.000/. in the till, and at the Bank of Lon don ((the government stock and railway bonds being mon for 80,000/.), shows at ow portion* e the condition of the ek, end ooneequent danger to the shareholders. We have only further to odd, that (hematites of boldlog overdue bill. in distill se cult wee within the knowledge of the directors. A gentleman, who retired from the bard in the early part of last year, Draught the subject to their knowledge ; the manager Promised that sub pr wilco' should not wow again, sad induced him to refrain from bringing the matter before the hoed in a forme! manner. This gentleman Gan be referr,d to if necessary, and he has left a report in the bank protesting against the cher...e'er of the advance. previous to the meet ing in July, 1868. It is understood that the direc tors have weed under the advice of C 0628114 and Name. Dawson and Bryan are understood to hare takes the *pinks of If r. Lake Russell end Whets, and It is Mated that this opinion is adverse to the course they have adopted. If this opinion Is produced, it will in any case relieve the board from the imputation of having acted on soother opinion, taken by the manager on a ease prepared by himself yr his own solicitors. The notification that the directors will sow ask that the vote of 1,0001. for their services may be con• finned, afford' a fair opportunity for cowidering the circum stances which have led to the present position of affairs. It in evident there is misconduct somewhere; it Is the share holders alone who can decide. Under the Joint Stock COO, ponies Act the eliareholdeni eta appoint inspector., who may examine on oath the officers of the bank, or it is competent fir the shareholders to require the Word of Trade to make this Investigation. We hope that they will adopt the Bret thrum, in order that for our own ja•tiftation we may not be under the tensity of adopting the altemative. ACCIDENT ON THE LOI'IDON AND Sorra WESTERN RAlLWAY. —Yesterday Mr. SW* lllt Payne held on inquest at Cioy's Hospital on the body of Richard Lake, a guard is the employment oldie London sad South-Western Railway Company, who died from injuries received on that line on Monday night law. The deceased wee (nerd to the gouda train which left Windsor in the earning of Monday last, and a few intimates before eleven o'clock It strived at the Brent ford•sintion, and, according to the statement of John &evas ion, a porter at that station, an alarm being given, be was required to go back for about twenty yarda from the platform oldie station on the down line to pick up the deceased. He found him lying between the up and down line. The train was only then drawing Into the station. He wis then put into the break-van, and taken to the hospital. Whales did not see bow the accident happenr d. Than had been no train at the Waite just before. His proper place as guard of the train would be la tee van is front ad the Week. It was the opinion of this witness that the deemed meet have been standing on the steps and lost his hold. Hs eras per fectly sober at the time, end be might have thought that he was newer than be was to the station. The suns of the hospital said the deceased was brought in goon after 12 cfclock, and he told her that the engine had gone on after the train Bret stopped. He died about half-peat 6 o'clock on Tuesday morning. Both his legs were emealted, sued the bones pro truded. He said that the train stopped In the first instance before it got to the station. end that it than went on and he fen dews. Tbejary raarsed yerdiet " a t:. dental death." THE SHIp BEFoRMAToBY SOCIETY. Yesterday afternoon an ioftneetial meeting nu held, at the cease of the Reformatory and Beings Union, No. 118, Pall-mall, for the purpose of appointize officers, leasing rules, acc. for the semblishreent of • reformatory sehool ship In the Thane/. The Yargaie of WISTMINITIJI presided, and anecept three prevent we observed Adniirel G. Beck, Captain A. Boyle, R N., Captain Fishbounn, R.N., Bir William Miles, Bart., M.P., Cspein Bhetileworth, Mr. Nihilism Gladstone, Mr. Stephen Cave, M.P., Mr. Tiii• sera. the Rev. Sydney Tuner (her Majesty's inspector Of Rekineenelse), Sir Edward Johnson, Captain Burton, trx. Mr. 8. Cava, M.P. (On e of the hon. seareerin), made • staisceent relative to the position of the ship. Them was already one reformatory 'hip, the Yens% but boys of • better character were received cc board, mid it was feudist another vessel wits needed. The Admiralty were applied to, end the Cornwall, 60 gun frigate, was punted. The movement originated throe year@ ago but nothing less done mad last year The wheel ship will receive and teems sailors such boys of the vagrant and criminal clams ea are fitted for the dint end hardships of a seaman's life. Lads of this class are to be found in all reformatory schools and refuges ; and the east of seed • training ship in is now being established has been long felt and strongly represented by almost every ma nager clench institutions. The school ship is certified under the Youthful Offenders Act, and the Treasury allowance (ed 711. per week per by) for the care reed maintenance of the boys e , welrrd under • magistrate's order will be applicable to its support. The permits of such boys will be lithe to contribute towards thrm meintananoe ; and the boys Germaine will be retained tiader rallgioue instruction end practical training for snob • penod as may fairly insure their morel troproveonnt and there acquaintenos with a duties. By this mesa* a ls o the mhool ship will be avainble for that large class of cane which the regulations of the Marine Society exclude, and for the admission of boys anxious end suited fur the ma hoes other entitled reforma tories. The ROT. EITONIT TURNIS then mad the mod of a COIF mites formed to take the Initiatory steps. The Cornwall frl atit hsd been obtained, sad bed been moored off Pare sad a eertieoate wee applied for freest the Rome to Ism and greeted. The submription had ansonatel to 2,M1. IN. 4d., and the exp.-macs incurred were 1831. 18e , M.:11160 Ma Of MN% &Value with. Mows mit. awn% sod Me lndenner at the baskets' Vele Beriliky* • I,SBOI. 19s. Id., and at MINIM 11116012 sad Co.'s 3771. Ifte. dd. Beyond the expenres, the. we. a snot of 1881. owing to Messrs. Omen for Wing the ship. Commander Buxton, R.N., had boss app)inted supermtendent of the Cornwall, and Mr. Smith, late of the debar ship, at Liver pool, boatel/ale. Two boys hove already been admitted, sod two more, now finishing their terms of imprisonment, wit @hardy be received. Is conclusion, the report announced with gratification that hi. Royal Rirbnevs the Prince Con sort had coseented to be the pate n of the society. The report was adopted, as was ales a list of rules whkh had been drawn op for the goes .6 the society. ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. The eighty-fifth anniversary of this institution wee celebrated last evening, in accordance with long established custom, by s Agora at the Fremantle Tams. The Hoe. G. H. C. nsito, Y.P. p evaded; end there were also present fir B. Hewes, Hr. W. Slava, Mr. F. Dundee, M.P., Sir W. &taint, the Hon. T. J. Wynn, !Sc., dr. The Qom, the patron of Use imitation ; the Prince Con sort, the Prince of Wales, end the rest of the royal family and the Army and Navy,imetived the honours invariably pad an each occasions and . - Bir B. Hawes. as officially .nected with that depart. went of the public 11111 , 101. returned thanks for the anuy, whose achievements fa the Russian war he celled special attention to, and coneraboisted the country upon the het that the Queen's troops had never fought in animal with cc for the support of despotism. The medals were distribute.' to than who had been anoseaskl in ;wiling lives, the principal recipients bring Mr. Myers, who, on the 23rd March, 1868, rearmed a child, four years old, who bad fallen into the Old Croydon Canal; Mr. Summer., • youth apparently of about 18 years old, who rescued two ladim and • gentleman off Cork ; the Hon. T. J. Wynn, who saved a companion, Mr.V. Hemel), who was seized with cramp while swimming; Mr. Thomas D. Lees, a gentlemen who ham been for eight y~eeaars totally blind, rescued a child at Si. Andrew's, Fife ; M.• Jamas Fosse, Chevalier of the Legion of Honour, and mer chant of Besocaiss, whose redoes ancomees in saving life from droving were thus summed up In the report of the society— 'He was but ten jOllll old when he gave the greatest proof. of his courage and eelf-dental In saving the life ti young Chills, aged 18, who war near being drowsed M the river - Rhone. From that time to the p'esent not one year has elapsed that be has not saved eeveral persons from a similar death. It would require en especial work to describe all his sublime action* of devotion-6 medals of the second class 3 of the Bret-des. in gold, the viz. medal of Montyon, and the creel of the Legion of Honour, are all monuments of he. glory which set mute than writing. He has ravel from the waves of the Rhone more than sizty pinions, who owe their lives to him, and It is impoesible to enumerate all who, during the great inundation in 1836, were rescued from death by his manly intrepidity ; during eight thy. and nights be never ceased rescuing the untorenate inundated. A village of 1.800 persona, Immersed to the first floor in the water all owed their mfety to Fora alone."' This gentleman, whose breast was adorned with eerie. decorteiono, and who added tree silver medal of the society to. lbs number, was present, and retuned thanks fa French. concluding a brief bat eloquent addrom wi'h the ezelasa. lion " Viva rimmed Vive rAnglemne et I. IF.Oe' Another recipient was Lord Hastings, for saving the Mfr of Mr. H. B. Gough, at Woodsiow-on.the-ruir. /dim Bow bottom, a young lady 16 you* of age, who was Irment, re ceived the medal Lw merlon, her brother, two years olth Lm a tack ten hat deep. Mary Hector.. for mewing mem OM et Bummer by heeling them up Geer a Oil Bub-constable Ramsey, of the Irish polio., for loving a drovinhig woman at Cull ; and Thomas Grifllths der saving a boy, right years a age, a s H r idperater, and vino mid that he had saved Aiken lives from drowsing at Bridgewater and three at Burlingham, were similarly rewarded. Tree health of the enairmta, the hemmer, Mr. B. Mawea, on., who it was stated was now in hia 110th year end had never mimed me banquet until this for T 3 years, the bi.hcips end clergy who had preached Lw the 7, and several other toast., were dunk, and a liberal shorten In aid of she fund* of the moiety osocluded the proceedings. Mr. Higgs was the toaotma.tcr, and en efficient musical Cliricomprising Mies Poole, ML..Wails, Mews. Hulks, ,Ctramin., and Lawler, contributed to the &MILER , ' lama of the moon by th eir vo cal perkmiancirei ROYAL NATIONAL LIFIIIOAT larriturioN.— Dlr. F. R. Migeois, a yaclitematt, has premated the nun of 1001. to this haiitaque. Two or three pan ago Mr. Mae genii liberally astral the society in siatiocisz on a &a prons plot of the man • lifeboat, which in nem bare li neamental dating some fearful storm. in rescabig 16 psalms from Wen& le death by shipwreck. ROYAL COLLEGE OP Sitaaroxs.—At a special meeting of the Court of Fssaiaer., on lite 15th SAL. kin Trail. de Lisa, of Cancans, Venezuela, b.vmr the matisary examinations, was aditii.led • merser tit/ Collage. It toe be &meninx to the professes to know that the fur a statue to John Hooter &Seedy exceed 1,0001. ORTIMAL PALAOS... OPERA CONCERT Bow SUILLI/106 AND StIPIENCR—WILLINISDAT, duos I 16. 6'____' P610,*". 2,618 i Clue. be swam ticases, 1 SAM Total slalom 4,634, FASHIONS, WORIC-TABLE PATTFRNB deal. and On Loan, lima of I. fa. 1111•Orsied Is she LAD lUIPAPga *wry lIAT I 11.4,11 Y. It esoloir the Wed hallways ae.A NM T•lt. 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