The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-23 00:00:00

I 2 I Vb Le 1 1 fp rt4H:-i 4 No. 4,924.1 Urn, calling at MADRAS.—The Mill e l AI M iC own clipper auxiliary steam LADY JOCELYN, tin tom. MO berespower, now loading in the Victoria Ilondon) Docks, will Mare on the 14th June, embarking passengen at and leaving ifrarimend on the 16th June. This magnificent ship, built expremly tot the India trade, hu been thoroughly refitted, hu fret-rate accommodation ter passengers, and will carry an ex perienced surgeon and a stewardess. The service will be motioned monthly by one ad the following lastdalling auxiliary steam vessels belonging to this Company Ulna. Tern..Horee.power. Deb ad mann. Martinis Calcutta ZIG SOO Algoma U. /neon Golden Mese Queen Ot ths boa Indians Hydaspee Lady Jocelyn 2.115 300 February U. For freight Or pimp ig to Mews. ORINDLAY end SS, Partament-etreet, B. W. the broken, liras. LURED BRETT and Co., 150, Laidenhallatrect, &C.: or lathe thlicee of the Company, 9, Mincing-lane, London, &C., where oho , appli be wade. cation for appointments es Midshipmen in this service should RICHARD DREW, Searetary. East India sad London Shipping Compeer (Limited), 9, Mincing-lane, IG . MONEY WIGRAIf and SONS' (of Wi l l ij ae i rma London) LINT ot PACKET SHIPII to AIISTRALIA.—Ior MINE. Port Phillip, Moot (to leave the India Docks ea fleterday, June M. calm et Plymouth). IM splendid new clipper Alp TILL'S Bum, MO toes, 0 H. DAWN, Commander: Übe in the East India Docks. Her mocoomodfr Lona for all Glum of pawning ere onompaseed. end she will ;TlO an —For fret or mimeo wyht , an n ZTRIME, otiltldesms. Money and some, 104 Loodeoballuirset—Pmes by MY has a !Vare conveyed trona Peddisgion to PMmeMh Intolom eld-clam tuft, and mosedulise his lidoiolies Wm. WIZIELY *TITAN COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK Direst.—The LIVERPOOL NEW YORK. and PRILADVLPIIIA MAK-BER ODYPANY hiked diestl. ing their tell-powered Iron Soew Bteentehlps, calling at Queer Sown to embark passengers and dovetails, as YO : WEEKLY FROM VEIPOOL TOE NEW YORK. CITY OF WASHINGTON. Wednesday, May TA ETNA, Wednesday, Jens A EDINBORO'', Wednesday, June 11. And every succeeding W•dnaidi Cabin passage, 18, 17, sad El guineas, to the amnia inodatlou. Forward 8 guineas, Including all provide= cooked. Passengen f or Canada and the Wieners States booked thrones on rowl advantageous Jima—Fee farther particulars Visto WILLIAM INMAN, Waterebesi, Liverpool; at to and MACEY, IL, King WllVaineirssk (Ely. STEAM to BREMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Brunswick, end all parte of Central fiermsny, IVI&1 WIDNISDAY and SATURDAY, at, Notes, by the Nora (tonnes Loyd's splendid steamers ABMS, NOW; and WHWAL/01, from Boraelydown, common' ing May ft Time yeasts have last been fitted with a spacious Woos no deck, end have superior accommodation for Fares to Bremen: LE and £1 : return tickets. Vi an Al Its. Ilea pease" 'Shows only.—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal:Mee, lagent-= or to I.IIIS, GRAVES, and PRILLMI4I, 11, LC. 110? OTTNADAM and the ItHINK.-817113131i RFAVICL—The Netherlands Steamboat Companrs mak ndiceat and favourite Paddle Steamer BATAYIRR, Canals W. SMTIH, having been entirely redecorated for the amok mad fitted with lacrimal accommodation tor passe will be despatched from the British and foreign Steam-wharf, W spying. every SUNDAY MORNING, at 11 a.m. precisely, rotundas from Rotterdam every Tuesday. fares State cabin: an ; 'Moon, 10s, ; tore cabin, 171. ed. ; return tickets M • tare and a halt. The Screw Steamer ',sword will be deepaidied from of the Tower every Thursday awning telly. Pere 1.1. Apply to CHAPLIN'S Universal OMos, Ragentlairous, W.; or te PHILLIPPS, GRAY'S, mad PHILLIPPS,II, Seed-laae, IC. Pand S. BETFUS HAVE OPENED . ADDITIONAL AND NDST EXTINSIVI TWIN" No. 144, 011011D4TISZT (nea opposite BendniresO, In antjancti rly on with Slater Clty Tratalses, 91 tc 96. CITY-ROAD. THOM ABOUT TO MINER are ssepecttally solicited to Impact their large and varied mak at tint-aaa rasultar• at both 11Wtitsksainte GOODS CALUJIAGI 71X1 TO ANY PART Or THI KINGDOM. 111ndralad Catalogues patio and pool hie. G.OLD RKVIVER, L. Bd. per bottle ; Eleetro plating Silver, la ftablialted more than 10 years, for rendering old et frames. and worn-off plated articles, new, by a tingle application. FOX SMITH, 281, Strand, W.C. Deane, London-bridge; Barclay, Farringdonotroet . Appleby, Soho Bazaar . Kennedy, Pantheon Aplln, SS, Lowtherarcado Jackson, 9, Westland-row, Wen. E'l OLD CHAINS.—WATHERSTON and ‘..11 =OGDEN bog to coil the situation of the public to the TOM of INVOICE which they deliver with Gold Guard Chaim purchased at their manufactory : It e, d. To wort mamidp of pattern chain. 54 imam long To OM carat gold, weighing or.. dwt. co., at Se. 80. per ounce, Mint price Total Upon Ws system, the QUALITY, WEIGHT, end VALUE of the gold are certified, and oruaranteed to the parolees:: Wather ston and Broaden looting for e fair remuneration on the work. resnahip only, which is charged according to the istricacy or simplicity of the pattern. WATHERSTON and MOODILY, Holdenltha—lbsiabsctory, No. lg, Henriettaatreet, Covent-garden, London. W.C. Eat& Wished A.D. 1798. Assays made of Mains end Jewellery for la, ench.—N.B. This establishment is closedat 8 in the e►enin`, and on fiatardayeat 1. rrHE NOVELTY OF THE SEASON.— .s. The BURNOUS in REAL SPANISH LACE IMITATION Dittol REAL MINCH, BRUXELLES, and SPANISH SHAWL& REAL SPANISH MANTILLAS 44 Guinea& IMITATION SHAWLS and SI Us. A. BLACKBORNES SPANISH DEPOT. M. SOUTH AUDLEY-ST., OROBVENORAQUARE, LONDON. HAMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS. Specimen garments of the NEW COATINGS are sow ready for Inspection. The troasetinp and patterns sad W him not to be excelled. A select stock of walking, lon*ng, Woven:oats always on hand at HAMILTON and HIMPTOTS, 105. Strand. opposite Exeter-hall. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) N KW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK for the World-tuned Scotch ANGOLA itla. TROT-DARR L now replete and ready for inspection. These Trousers were originated by Mr. Mlles, Whom only address Ls 73, BROOK..n BRIT, HANOVER-SOT-TA RI tad who is not, connected with any person imitating and adver tising in his name. ISTABI./8111D 18th FIBRUAItr. 1811. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. E. MOSES and SON'S celebrated INDISPENSABLE SUIT, mhich la adapted equally for Walking Riding, Travelling, or Business, will be found the most cornMetable drama for a visit to the International Exhibition, price from 30s. to 70s. Spring am! Summer Clothing of every description, ready.made, or made to measure for all classes and all ages. E. IHMEA and SON, Remly.made and Bespoke Tailors, Habit Maki" Woollen Drapers, Hatters, floaters, Boot and Shoe Makers, and General Outfitters. • - London Bowies : City lfatablishment, ISt, 156, 184 137, Minorite ; 83, N. 8.5, 88, 37, 88, 80, Aidgate. Ozford-street Branch, 004 507, M. New Oxford-street; 1,2, 3. Hart-street. Tottenham-court-read Branch, 137, 133, Tottenham-court-road , 283, Fulton read. Country Establishments: Sheffield and Bradford, Yorkshire. All articles are marked in plain figures the lowest possible pities, from which no abatement can be made. •Aay article not approved of will be exchanged, or the massy returned. . . tree prices, with rules for senneasnrement, and patterns, WS MOM and SON'S establaslunenta are closed every Friday mining at winset till Saturday evening at sunset, when Magne . la ressaned until 11 o'clock. F. MOS= and SON'S Pamphlet for the present season, with French and GUMMI translation., and containing some interest ing information concerning the " international Exhibition," may belied gratis, and post true. TRAVELLING DRESSING BAGS, Dressing Cues, despatch boxes, tourists' writing ohm. kmia taw s, writing desks, Parisian productions, library sets to inotilarvid, and leather eases of fine cutlery, aelaxes, razors, table knives. the las& razor strop and paste.—At Mears IfliC/11 sad BAZINg, 4, Leadenballotreet, 112, litegentestrost„ sad Cs7sbel Syclenhans. TLADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an a- Oriental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Demi& /Tina the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom it imparts to the cheek, and the softness and deUcacy which It inducts of the hinds and anus, its capability of soothing irritation and reaming all redness, tan, pimples. spots, freckles, disonloefr Mel, and other cutaneous viaitationa render k indispensable to entry toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the skis. whether with reference to cold and Inclemency, or inteate solar heat. Price as. Sd. and in, ad par bottle.—gold at Ito. Hatton garden; and by chemists and perfume's. Ask for " Kalydor." and beware of spurious and pernicious Wicks under the name of n Balydor." W A it QVIE wurs 2. MARTIN'S-LAN& CANN NDI ON-STRCILT, CUT, LONDON. Buld by all wooers. eibinetste. and others. SW p., 40111.. INTMLNATIONAL ILXHISMON.-11.• CLAN I. HOW to LIVE ONE HUNDRED YEAR& Try the POST-OTTICH TURKISH BATHS, Aek-nowl d by the 19, NT. HARTINR-LLGRAND. eAge prim sod toeulty to to the meet partook Ituarlout. ma complete la Ur Moatkm IM I I7. 10.: matzo, la td.: evade" till Due, le JOZEAU'II COPABINE MEGE, successfully ties la the. Paris sad London Hospital; saber ths owe of Werra Caddie, Ricord, Uo d . Poland, and Legal Club Harms; sth Not., 1862 , effects a core Is as average or six either In recent or chronic rtinewles.-43. ed. per bottle. by M W. at C. imam U. Trench Chemist, ilk liaromattst. il I Mat R. and Mrs. CHARLES KEAN are en the ROYAL PRINCRIVII =RAT= ter • engaged period, and Mr. A. HAUZI has greet &mare in announcing their MST APPRARANCX. alter an ammo or three years, TO MORROW EITINIttG, the 14th bast. when LOOM XL will (hu be wean's& Mr. sod Mrs. C. Year will sinew every evening la( tbetr imegerteN t. ROYAL' ALHAMBRA PALACE. TIIIIII2IANT SUOCES of NATHALII L lane de 00111111411. Her primaries are unanimously prcaonnoed by the press to be the most besubtul ever wltasesed. " Her bar at, more* et muscular power. She Is extraordinarily gar. Mlle. Mahal", will draw the town. The clans wtdch renders this performance excep tional la the simply sad mime gram of the gymnast."— Dally News, May 10. She will have the honour tby Im per mission) of appearing every Wring —Brilliant n of NW Brew Isaac, sad Kim Amy Brew in Norma and Trovators. Bull baud and Worm of sixty popular artistes every evening Stew Abele; Dupont . the Wands of Peru; the Brothers Ithsprott, led by Ws Smallest Drummer In We World (only Ores yeen old) We rive Little Volkes Mrs. Brian, Mesas. Wieland, Ihtiohleld, and the Wondrous Julien, the most marvel lous pers la the World—HUBBY ZVIN IWO. at DA ra L Mirlail Director. Mr. Thomas earthman. Commence THELONDON PAVlLlON.—Visitore to the Rtidbitioa will here and superior accommodation, coupled with the be eaterteitusent In Loudoa. Operatic Selections received with aabweatied delight every evenly/; sad wbilat the Conk Vocalists an In themselves s boil of eameement, the satonlehlog of the XLLIOTT FAMILY Justly PM, then le Wagglelloilea of the Weeders at the Age. Re freshment@ 4an hinds neva it L. areekheta Is. ; Dinner. a W sifts, or ad tied plea% always reetti.—The LONDON PAVILION llolhesesineg, isp a the avowals'. 10IBL es/JONNEAMLIZ, Proprietors. E IIROPICAN sad COLONIAL wrxa ODIEPAIFY, I 1//4 Pel6oo4 f Leadote. llablithed Mil foe the at pare Maas et the highest eharastoir at • ea of at lead 30 per cont. DOTAL VICTORIA MERRY, tro per dozen. (TM Standard a licollese e MUM OLD PORT 37e. per dozen. (Ti. years la tbs wood.) Maw Blurry, DX sad SW Old Port, tea sod 30a tL i rtaiass ekil = "L , di. sad 7l "t a ls r e= Hoilaeda, !b. tt per dons. par 011 a BEAUJOLAIS Bottles sad Dix doses ewe auslop goo lO6. pre down. hieluelod. Terms, cosh or roforosou INID TIPPING, Manager. EAII-DE-VlZ.—This Pure PALE BRANDY, lbo per gam Y demosetrated, upon map* to be ni =tres from acidity, sad my superior to recent imports- Comm Is Frisch bottles, S 9 a. per doz : or is • cam for the country, I. lattway cantroe paid. No Assets, and to be obtained 'tibal WST MUM and Co., Old tnrolvals 12FIREZ.—Pale Dinner SHERRY, 3k. per doz. inthesi earring* paid. Iseassinended with confidence. EMMY BIM and O . reetillers said Isspoetsre, Holborn bow LC. BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU EAT. BOBWICiII le the BAKING POWDfI reetaanweded by Dr. Balsall (Analyst be the "Lawn" anther of " Adulterant's' Detected," an) It was ths Int, and is the best &Wag Pow der—often 'matted, bat never squalls& Aa yen vales your health, sae as Mbar. dead everywnwe, In Id., dd.. ed.. and dd. yeasts, and Is., Se. Od.„ and Is boles. MOM :MINT to the EMPEROR NICHOLAS, St Petatebag.—The DIIILDZI of THIS DAY content a &Mew and deamtpdon of the Monument recently raised to the memory at the late implorer, In Si PeteribinA Paper by Friessarot Daulapern Obli end Memortele—Papine on the Inteennikeeel ltzlitltlon—The Condition of Coventry—Yuen W his Warte—•• Awn Art"—Two YvU ledges on the Themes, da-1, York-street Covent-garden. end all newsmen. NZW WOLK BY TIM AUTHOR OP "ILICRIATIONS OF A COUNTRY PAWN." Peet Wo. iciestli, LNISITRE HOURS in TOWN. A Selection tom ilie CootelOottoos of A. It F. B. to . 4 7roaor's Magoxise. Loodos : Parker. Soo. and Boum Wool Shoo& NEW WOE[, BY THE AETNOR OF "MINTS IN ODUNCIL. - ft:aid IdlUcat, post Eve, R. ORGANIZATION in DAILY LIFE. An Bray. Laudon: hakes, Soo. sad Boars, Wait Woad. T day, Vole. V. and VI., livo, 2115., af the HISTORY of 'ENGLAND, containing the lemon I. Reigns ci Edward VI. and Mary. Jaime Alrillo.l The Second Edition, revised, of Volumes I. to IV., containing the Reign of Hem VIII. 1.2 14 Load= . Soo. aad Boar% Wed Wand. Bow MMus. EA T me, Bast he, Is. sack riIHE RECREIONS of a COUNTRY A. PILLION. ASelsonloa &oaths Contribulknis of A. /C. B. B. to "Prsars Magsslau" landau : Parker, Bon, and Bourn, West Strad. Nmica —A Second Edition of ABEL DRAKE'S WIFE. By JOHN BAONDLI " A striking book clever, interesting, end orlisinaL"—Athe swam Will be reedy on the 11th inst., It every circulating library. Lockwood end Co., 7, Brationers'-hell-eoark LC. Dl Ciller= ON NEIVOUSINN&S, OIDVILIAL DNBILITT„ Just peddshed„ guise tree from the Luther tor 12 damps, AMIDICAL39SAY on the CAUSE and cuss at 21121•111/11 DICLINB in MAN, with plain directions far peen& restoration to health and vigour, the result of twentrfive years* siscomatal practice in the treatment of those peeallar nervous and acquired diseases which tend to embitter and shorten life. B Dr. J. 1 COMB, 1f Albemarle-street, PMcadilly, London. 10 WI 2, sad 0 to 8. " Wefeei vehesitstien in saying is nomnaberof sodsity by whcmilts booh wilin?t he tends* usettdwhisthersesh pencil hold the Moltke el blobs: NINALIPII.:I6a=r' or Ol± oa: —et& sod J. SO. Warwick-law. TO the NZRVOITS and DKBILITATED.— A BOOK on this subject will be forwarded, grads. to the &Meted. All persons suffering from the °military ailments of mankind should at once send a steamed directed envelope to Mrs. C. H., 1, Irdithetreet, Hackney rod, London, when a copy will be Immediately returned. GPTIN AWAY to NERVOUS 817FFERKR8. Dr. ISM/TH hr led pablished a MIX =mom o Ids valuable work, the PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND (118= on the Self-cure of Nervous Debility, Ur of Memory, of Eight, Lassitude, dc., pesigree, on receipt of a directed en!stope, enclosing two postage stamps—Address, Dr IMIITH, ft, Barton-crescent, Tevistochaquere, London. w.e. MINISTERIAL TEMPERANCE CONFERENCE. A conference of ministers of religion of all deno minations, convened by the National Temperance League, was held yesterday at the London Coffee House, Ludgate hill. There were about eighty ministers present. The chair was taken by the Rev. John Babington, MA., Bon. Canon of Peterborough, and papers were read by the Rev. Stopford J. Ram, incumbent of P a y en h am , an d the Rev. Charles Shovel, of Commercial-street Baptist Chapel. A series of resolutions were adopted by the conference recom mending :-1. That teetotal ministers should give a written statement of their experience of total abstinence ; 2. That all teetotal ministers throughout the kingdom should preach on temperance in October text ; 3. That ministers should encourage the holding of meetings for friendly conversation and discussion on temperance in their respective localities. 4. That efforts should be made to promote the establishment of suitable places of recreation for the working classes apart from the public-haze ; and 5. That the National Temperance League should endeavour totem temperance societies in connexion with the universi ties and colleges throughout the country. A public meeting in 0,111141i011 with the conference was held in the evening in Exeter-hall, when nearly a dozen clergymen related tha personal and professional experience of total abstinence, and stated the opinion which experience had led them to form of the value of the temperance movement as a means of social, moral, and religious advancement. The chair was occupied by the Hon. and Rev. Leland Noel, M.A., vicar of Eaton, and Hon. Canon of Peterborough ; and the principal speakers were the Rev. W. Acworth, M.A., vicar of Plum. dead ; Rev. R. Maguire, M.A., incumbent of Clerkeawell ; Rev. H. F. Briny. 8.A., incumbent of St. Matthias, Birming ham ; the incumbent of St. John's, Kenilworth ; Rev. T. B. Stephenson, 8.A., Weeleyan minister, Norwich • Rev. Owen Thomas, Welsh Calvinistic methodist, Jewis-street, London ; Rev. W. Rod, of St. Paul's Congregation Chapel, Wigan ; Rev. A. C. Thomas, of Cross-street Baptist Chapel, Isli ; Rev. J. H. Wilson, secretary to the Congreptimal Rom Missionary Society. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON, CHATHA3L, AID Dom RaLMAT.—Yeeterday morning an investigation was held at fit. Thomas's Hospital, by Hr. Wm. Payne, the Dormer for the City of London and Southwark into the cdrenmetasom of the death of Wm. Pennell, aged 2.3, who was killed at Hensford, in Kent, on the Loudon, Chatham, sod Dover Railway, by being run over by several trucks laden with ballast. It appeared from the evidence that the deceased, with several o the r men, was eogaged in shunting a number of heavy Ingram along an incline, whelk the momentum became too great, and every effort was made to stop their program, but without effect. In tiodesvouriog to place a Mom of weed seder the wheel of the foremost trunk deceased slipped is the mats* sod was instantly peeved over by the whole et the waggons, neseiving frightful hp Juries ; all hie limbs beteg merly severed from the body. Mr. J. Decks, the hooseempenr mid thus dammed was admitted with the beat of hie right thigh protruding thew through the &eh, sad ell the boom et the hitlimb were so completely samba that immediate amputation ha to be resorted to. There were beldam ether extensive in juries, sad all treatment proved willed avail. ,The «wooer having summed up, the jury zetersei • verrihe of " Aced. deakddeath." LONDON, FRIDAY EVENthO, MAY 28, 1882. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (ftsuria's TELBOUICIL) ITALY. TURIN, MAT 22. The King arrived in this city at 3 p.m. His Majesty was received by the municipality and the authorities of the national guard, and warmly cheered by the people. Signor Ratassi has also arrived. MILAN, MAT 22. The Pungolo publishes the following letter from General Garibaldi :—" Some persons have wrongly interpreted my protest published in the Diritto. As an Italian soldier, I could never have enter tained the intention of insulting the Italian army, the glory and the hope of the nation. I desired to say that soldiers ought to combat the enemies of the country, not to massacre and wound un armed citizens. If the commandant of Brescia had been free to act according to the dictates of his heart, we should not now have to lament vic tims among the people. The post of generals is upon the frontier, and the field of battle ; nowhere else." General Tun has returned to Naples and left for Tremors. Rl7/381A. ST. P51711813171t4a, x 22. An Imperial decree, published to-day, entirely exempts from customs duties all Chinese produc tions, except tea and corn brandy imported into Russia across the Asiatic frontier. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, MA y 22, Evans. The Nate Preusaildte (Erna) Zeitulsg, of this evening, says :—" All the reports of the accession of Count Bunnark-Sobanhausen to the ministry are as yet unfounded. He has been appointed to go to Paris as Prussian ambassador." ELECTORAL REESE. FRANKFORT, MAT 22. In tod►y'e sitting of the Federal Diet the Com mittee upon the affair of Electoral Hesse proposed the adoption of the Austro-Prussian propoeition of the Bth of March in reference to the re-establiali ment of the Constitution of 1831. It is expected that the decistion of the Federal Diet will be given on Saturday next. BLXONY. DEISDIN, MAY 72. The Saxon Diet was opened to-day by Minister Baron von Benst, who in his opening speech said : —"The final decision upon the treaty of commerce with France has been reserved for the Diet. The government has given a provisional assent to the treaty, from the conviction that the industry of Saxony may boldly enter upon the course thereby marked out. The government of Saxony will never forget its duties towards the entire German fatherland, considerations based on separate interests having been banished from its councils. A resolute acceptance of the alteration in the tariff is not only the best guarantee for the con tinued existence of the Zollverein, but it would also present a basis upon which the development of the existing commercial treaty with Austria, and the adhesion of that power to the Zollverein, must be successfully pursued." EITUITGARD, KAT 21. The catholic party in the Chamber of Deputies has proposed that the government should be called upon to nee its bast endeavours to obtain a revision of the Federal constitution, in order to secure Ger many against foreign aggression, and to bring about a greater concentration of power at home. It further proposed that there should be a cen tral national representation, and that the govern ment should direct its attention to the establish ment of a union comprising all parts of Germany, and should oppose all tendencies aiming at a more limited confederation, the result of which would be the disunion of Germany. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY. MAY 22. APPOINTMENT& —Lieu tenants C. B. fi. Woodman, to the Racehorse ; T. Y. Y. Wynyard, to the Pembroke; and Count a Visconti, to the Blenheim. 13Wond-clant Assistant-Engineers G. Alexander, to the Colman ; and J. Crichton, to the Emerald. Mr. S. Ewing has been nominated to a naval cadetahip. WOOLWICH, HAT 22. Her Majesty's steam vessel Virago, Commander W. G. H. Johnstose, arrived in harbour this afternoon from Plymouth, having on board about 60 officers, non-commis sioned officers and men of the Woolwich division of Royal Marine Light Infantry, who have just returned from Mexico. The force landed at the dockyard wharf, at 5 o'clock, and immediately marched to the barracks, a few invalids being sent to the infirmary. The Virago is ordered to leave Woolwich for Plymouth early to-morrow morning. CHATHAM, KAT rL TROOPS Fame Cstmos.—This morning the hired transport A kbar, 819 tone, Mr. Piszey, commander, which arrived in the Thames yesterday with troops, from Cey lon, disembarked her detachmente at Custom.house-quay, Gravesend, under the direction of the officers of the staff from this garrison. The Akbar embarked her troops at Co. lorobo on the 7th January, and sailed on the 9th, touching at the Cape of Good Hops so the 25th February, sod sail big thence the 28th of the same month ; and calling at St. Helens, the last plaos touched at, oe the 13th March. The number of troops who embarked at Colombo was 88 men of all ranks, belonging to the Royal Artillery, 50th (Queen's Own), sod the Ceylon Rine Regiment, together with the following officers :—Captain E. F. Tranchell, Ceylon Rides, Captain M. R IL G. A. Clarke, 50th Regiment, and Ark:taut Staff-Surgeon A. J. Ferguson. During the voyage only one death occurred on board. On the troops disem barking at Gravesend they were forwarded to this purism, where, on their arrival, they were medically inspected,when eight of the number were admitted into Fort Pitt Hospital for medical treatment. Four prisoners belonging to the 50th also arrived with the troops, under Neatence of general court-martial. w Tbie morning the 17th compsayof Royal Eogineers,under the commend of Lieutenant Y. Lambert, proceeded from head-quarters, Brompton Barracks, to the Curragh Camp. The company bad previously been augmented to 100 men from the depot companies at this garrison. DRAM or • Hno.—A oorrespondent writes to :—"lt may not be uninteresting to your numerous readers to hear some news of the last of the heroes con nected with the mutiny at the Nor.. In 1797, when Cap tain William Linder had the Thetis, and was returning to England, having on board the Prussian subsidy, amounting to nearly half a million sterling, he was taken prisoner by the mutineer William Parker, and detained with his vesLel and valuable cargo for • week at the Nore. The rebel, little suspecting the prise he had within his grasp, credited the amertion that the aid would shortly arrive, and that he was to be the medium of its transmission to this country. By this rum, and a promise of assistance by which Parker decided that he would take the grand fleet into Brest, he obtained a peas (I believe the only one given) from William Parker, sad arrived safely with his immerse treasure at the Tower, where be immediately landed his golden cargo, and forthwith proceeded to the Admiralty, also giving informa tion to the minister, Mr. Pitt, of his fortunate recaps. Had it been otherwise the tide of BOOMS would certainly have turned against Old England at that time. Mr. Pita generously o ff ered him a commission, but Captain Linder having a fine vessel of his own, and • noble and indepen dent spirit, which he Maimed to the Wt, respectfully de clined, nor could be be induced in after piers to solicit for any recompense or popularise. On Wednesday morning lest, at the age of 87, he died, having served his country honourably, and won the respect of all associated with Um." (Adveatisement.kliOLLOWATll PILL6.--GOOd loiso —Holloway's are univenally sokoowledged to be the safest, speediest. and best corrective of indigestion. Lou of appetite, acidity, flatulency. and nauaea are a few of the Incon veniences which are remedied with ease by thoes purifying Pilo. They strike at the root of all abdominal ailment.; they excite in the stomach a proper secret on of gastric Niels and regulate the action of the liver; promoting in that organ a copious supply el pure wholesome bile so for digestion. Those Pills remove all distension and obstruc and from their harmless composition are peculiarly well adapted for delicate persons and young children. While casting oat impitrition then melba& Pills atrengthen the system and give anumedar tem MUSIC. ROYAL SOCIETY OF FEMALE MUSICIANS. The concert of last night was a well-eooducted and agree able entertainment, to which a number of oar most eminent artiste contributed their assistance. The music was chiefly vocal ; the singers being Madame Gnerrabella, Madame Bsintoo•Dolby, Miss Augusta Thomson, Mdlle. Bury, Miss Poole, Miss Eliza Hughes, Irma Martin, Miss Steele, Mr. Wilbye Cooper, Mr. Allan Irving, end Mr. Weir. Solos on the pianoforte and the violoncello were performed by Mr. Charlea Halle and by Hen Davidoff, the young Rus sian violoncellist, whose appearance at the last Philhar monk concert we have already mentioned. We are informed that the cantata composed by Verdi for the International Exhibition, and rejected by the oorominioners on the alleged ground that the more was not delivered in time, is to be performed at Mn.s Anderson's Conceit in her Majesty's Theatre on Friday next, the solo part by kdlle. Titiens, with a chorus of 860 voices ; and that the grand march composed by Anber for the mime occasion is likewise to be performed at that ecemert. The lovers of sacred music will be gratified to learn that " The Psalmist," a work well known as the beet and mart complete collection at psalmandbymntaase extant has been rendered more easily omissible to the public by a considerable rednotioo in the prior of its melons editions; tpe wag NM being wiaeei. boa iii shillimp M throe shillings end @Mame% end tie gusto edition of the vocal work with the organ or pisaoforte emotive/sham; being reduced from sixteen shillings to twelve. This work vial& was edited by the late Vincent Novello, is distinguished not only by the judicious selection of the tunes, bat by the mss tidy style of this harmonies. CRYSTAL PALACE. Extensive preparations have been made fee the great Bower show and musical fete which is to take plies to morrow. The roof of the Handel orelmetra being ash. plated, workmen were employed all night limishing the re moval of the meßaiding, and it wee impeded by daylight this morning the whole of it would be cleared away. The Sage in the cadre transept erected far the Childs.y festivities ha elan been swept away, so that the naves sad transep now present a clear uninterrupted space far tie display of flowers and fruit. A lame number of plants arrived in the mane of yesterday from the Horticultural Society. Gardens, but the greet balk of the pleats, in cluding all the float and radii specimens, going by vans, will not reach the palest Ware four o'clock to-morrow morning. Rehearsals woe held yeller day of M. tieyerbeer's Interoatimal and Preplan Oorcesiim Music, which, with IL Auber's Grand Mardi, written for the opening of the Wadies, will be amongst the musical novelties to be performed by a Imp orchestral bead, in combination with military beads sod greet orpn. M. Meyerbeer has written a spetal pert for the festival organ for "Rule Britannia" in his International Overture. In consideration of its being the Queen's birth day, and also in consequence of the number of distinguished foreigners in Loden, it hag bees arranged by the directors to give the int display this season of the entire series of great fountains at ball-pasta o'clock to-morrow, when they will be seen to the greatest advantage, as the fresh pees foliap of the trees and shrubs will contrast most favourably with the water. The Palace will be open from 12 till dark, sod the flowers will not be removed till 7 o'clock in the evening. THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. As will be seen by the subjoined return, there is considerable uniformity in the attendance of each successive half-crown day. The numbers yester day were rather lees than on the previous day, but the aspect of the interior was quite as lively and bustling. Mr. Mayo's plan of selling tickets in packages seems likelylo turn out a great success, for we find that her Majesty's example, which we mentioned yesterday, has been quickly followed by the directors of the Bank of England, who have purchased 160 tickets for their establishineut. There is little doubt but that a similar course will be fol lowed by all the great banking-houses in Loudon. Considerable alarm was created amongst certain of the exhibitors whose goods are either very valuable or very combustible, by the appearance of several new gas pipes run up the pillars of the nave. It was quickly rumoured that a night exhibition was in contemplation, and, except in the case of the nervous exhibitors aforesaid, there was a general expression of feeling in favour of such an arrange ment. The eastern platform continues to increase in attraction for the loungers and makers of appoint ments, and will now be more popular than ever t seeing that the great pillar of gold from Victoria has at length been unpacked and set up under the eastern dome. People can now see what eight hundred tons of gold is like, and how much is re quired to make a hundred millions of sovereigns. Better still, if they multiply in imagination the golden obelisk by eight, they can form an idea of what it would require to get a receipt in full for the national debt. That yellow column, nothing very imposing to look at, represents at once a wonderful discovery, a social revolution, the rise and fall of hundreds of great fortunes, and the ten years' labour of hundreds of thousands of Englishmen. If broken up it could be carried all round the world in a de cent sized ship, and where it stands it is not half so much in the way as any one of the unsightly trophies of the nave. In our judgment, that column of gold would be worth paying ball-a-crown to see if there were nothing else in the Exhibition. Amongst the visitors yesterday were the follow ing :—Her Royal Highness the Princess Mary of Cambridge, her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge, the Duchess of Mecklenburg Strelitz, the Duke and Duchess of Manchester, the Earl of Kenmore, the Bishop of Chichester, the Mar chioness of Normanby, and the Marquis of Hart inston. . . . . The number of visitors admitted yesterday up to o p.m. was as follows :—Sesson ticket', 5,473 ; on payment of 2s. 6d., 12,490 ; total , 17,963. LIFE BOATS •T THZ INTBRNATIONAL EXHIBITION. —Some of the executive officers of the Isteniatienal Exhibition have suggested that the present time, when some of the articles in the building arebeing re-ernmged, might be • favourable opportunity to bring in from the Horticultural Gardens the lifeboat of the National Lifeboat Institution. They state that abundance Cl TOM oan sow be found for her. It is therefore hoped that the commissioners will at last ooment to admit an English lifeboat—for there is • French one there—into the Exhi bition. iOOLOGICLI. SOCIETY or LONDON. —At the monthly general meeting, held yesterday, at the society's hoar, m Hanover-square ; the Right Hen. Sir Geo. Clerk, Bart., preeideot, in the chair ; Lord Braybreolus, Sir H. Cotters% Bart., Sir W. Armstrong, Colonel C. A. Amoy, and Mews. Murray, H. Johnson, H. Buckley, H. Waite, J. Mod Nichol!, P. Phipps, P. Cumin, H. C. Dedley Long, H. Ventre Richards, and F. Monier. were elered fellows. Lord Londeeboregb, Lord Proby, M.P., Mrs. Lacy, and Means. J. J. Lewis Ricardo, M.P.. R. L. Pem berton, J. Pander, W. W. Collins, T. Gooch, R. A. Hambro, H. Hussey Vivian, M.P., T. W. Evans. M.P., J. Bailey, jun., J. Dent, T. W. Wood, end F. B. Hamson were proposed r eseditintse for the fellowship. His Excellently P. B. Work/wean O. R, Governor of the Cape Colony, Arthur Grote, BR., of Oil. cotta, Major H. T. Bartlett, of the Bengal Stag Corps, and Colonel A. P. Phayre, Commissioner of Pao. were pro. posed as corresponding members, and Proffer %online, of Wurtsburg, as a foreign member of the society. The report from the pinned stated that the total number of visitor to the Order np to the end of April had been VIAL It was an that the silver medal of the ariciety bad been minted to Dr. George Bennett, of Sydney, New Boer Wake, b acknowledgment of that gentleman's neeerees donations of nn animals to the merged& Among tie additior made to the society's collection daring*, pest month were included a pairof Brahmin cattle aides traded presented by her Majesty the Queen. 8111011 YOU FORCHAEII ANY Molt 10012 Obtain 11. and?. Gilbert's Cleareace Babe Catakseem • nowliseg MN jut sp peelses tees, arrant leer pri been le. : t ient now a rimed le pre truer. is ttla Is. the edema. a. am 1. Mien. • 711 lank of irseleed. Loishoo, An new and warmer prod, sad WIWI* tM ems is hi pries were paid.— [Stamped, Id. Additional] SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER. TRUBBDAY Emma. THE DERBY. 4 to 1 opt Marquis (t) sto 1 Emissions (off) 11 to 1 Dator , or (t) 11 to 1 elposkrroll colt (off) 16 to 1 Swigs (t) 25 to 1 Spits (to 20 to 1 Noptunos (off) 40 to 1 Norroys (t) 40 to 1 Lord Bar sigh (off) Tog little betting. SALISBURY RACBS.—TatruDAY. THE SAIIIII3IT TULL Ora® of 15 odriL dOirk, 5 ft, with 60 melded ; for 3-yr-olds sad upwards, Ise.• weights for ago the whiner to be sold for 500 L ; atomism' ; if to be sold for less. Ow mile. Lord Portsmouth's Buccaneer, by Pod Dayrell ik a doo 61b alb ex) (J. 1 Lord l'ortoraosth's Utmost, Spirt), dit / ( (f i Mr. W. Day's Rogow, 3 Ire (NOLL Edb Betting : 4 to I on Baccenetr, with whom Lord Poets month deolued to win. The inwerits led throughout, and woo in a center by tour lengths. Bed third. Tin OWIlf PLATE of 50 eon. Five twinge. Mr. W. Day's f by Voltigeor—OrsiapriOrs Duo, 4 1010 6l 1 Mr. B. Z. lisahrslarbitsa, a yn, Tst (Cloass4 Mr. Islinfasite IssMsess. l yrs, OM 714 .. (J. NighUnials Mr. lodes Ciammsgsr, 4Th 7 46 si 1. :/.. • • Mr. II Nefillientatogerieme errs. 71* • Kr. Jobs Does Ammitbsa, 1 yrs. Oat lab gloom 0 Oskesi Mars's fby lochester—Myany, I ea 71b Mr. J. Dais Ton MMao,yrs. 416 ( g • Mr. Payee's Kim Mal 44 yrk 0 1 11 Mb Ref 04 W u . 7 l4 w • Mr. newer% ranters mynas, * yrs. • Blieg: 2 to 1 ark Timeline, 4 tel opt Voltigeur ally, 6 to 1 sin Many Men. Aker NUN daisy in the poet, the Vol 6B7jumped oil with the lead. which she held to the sad, wining esiely by • laigth and a belt ; three lengths between woad sad third. Tin Wwriatma Brass ot 25 eon. etch, 16 tt, sad 5 only II dadered, with 50 aided ; second to wee his slake ; two sass. (42 nabs., 26 d wham pad 5 son. web.) Duke d 4464fores TM Zoe, by WUdirren, rs, (lardbess) Mr. T. ParYs Dub. Itysh Tal Ub (olsmat) I llra Osboldesioa's lout Assiesll46, I yrs Td Mb (1. Iffiswase) I Lad Obtadscifs O yrs, MI LO .... (A. • Mr. L 4 yrs. TM Mb (Pap 0 Mr.:. j il .r e yadtmes $ yrs, in Mr. N. ./. ineNni avespeee yth 0 Mr. J. 01411Ws 1100•114kA yrs. IM I W (Qum, 0 Bidding :6to 5 art The Bee, 4 to legal Dusk, to 1 opt Snophisni. The Roe cute out at the distant, ta# won emily by Meek; two isegths between mold and QM. _ . Tan OTT Bows. al 15 sea, added to a sweerbabes el 5 era. eask, foe 2.yr-ehis sr arrards ; orlon/ selling Vto. ko. Five farleep. (9 subs.) ar. Day's c by Trahnor—llopert's dant. 2 i rs (W. tit lilb Mr. J. Da l t= Ti.. 3 yrs (tat) Jet Mb (Judd) 2 s nib NUM worm I yrs Cam), Ca girte (Dowling) 3 Mr. Meesdirs Binlisao, iin (Ca), OA lib (H. Bopp) 0 Mr. Z. Thomas's chair al. 3 Y 33 XI), 7 . 1 7 lb W no ri l s W(ben II . Merley's Tsar 3 yrs (314.), Ni Tr 1111: b Mr. K. P. Debra Xrt !Tod. 3 yrs MOLL 7st 711, ( .Joissso 0 pi Ur Tadmor colt, sto 2 dot Tie Litt:Vaasa. 5 tol eget Orr Oil. Trao Bre kil I. the Brad, whore the Ammar hired hsr, lied won by MU a Length • hod third. Tb. Mawr was sold ter 70 gram. Twa 'Lummox from, • swesprisse al 10 moma rah, with 50 added, for 2.yr-oldi ; oolts, - Bet 111 b ; illlir, B.t Mb ; wirers extra. Ralf a m il e. (19 sato.) Mr. J. (latices t by 11114 DiwisD—Naoral l Ni 11l b mar* 1 Capra s Soapstone, Set 1011) ( . Adair) t Mr. W. Darrl by Ohl o. Palsoerst, Ut Ub ( . c 4 t Yr. I. Isfs Tor. Dictator , 13st 10Ib g I Mr. J. Day's Dadass of Lad, /Mt ilb ( 0 Mr. W. Days brother to lisbabollios, list lab .... 41 Mr. T. Ports Juts& Ist MO Mr. T.Parr's sby Teaseanco—Vadro, est lUD costa 0 Lard hater's Oscar. Ni lilt ( Nor 0 Mr. C. lass'. Tba Mar, Ni lab (A. 0 Lord Westawaraisad's a by Lord of its lsko—Mald Tsai, OM Seib : 5 to 2 emit mil lady Porters kly oral 11:40- eltrett a ro 1 eget Judea.' to 1 tor Naomi AP.y. The iltd three sr together threaglor, awl redo • moot emitiwg WA, till Naomi filly *rag try a ark, Soapstone sad the lo a t u ril w assrolea Ally ranaiag a dead beat far resod plea.. N • re arr. Tr Coma Num, • foss handicap of 6.00. ear, with 90 added. Or mile. Mr. Payne'e iockky. byTeddington, 6 yrs, Tat 101 b (Drew) 1 Mr. Mintdars a by L'adrace—lapergs o.os, 2 77% Mt 711 (8. Adamil t Mr. Waiktos's Mormon. I pro, Ni Mt (Pslisri II Mr. Wookott's Pl. 3 yrs, 7st IMb (T. Adana( 0 Mr. H. L Limners ft 4 t oooo , 0 yrs. yst 10,. .. minims • Mr. Stewart Frosing. Chrysalis, 3a Sib ( 0 Briar : 5 to 4allit" Morley, w oo 1 art the Rupert% dem colt, 4 to 1 art Error by a rob rod ball; • bad third. MALTON RACES--Tztrusss. TEI Two-Tux-Ow Sums Beath*Me Volturno Mrs UM Tzs Miami HANDICAP. Tim Whiffler Pembroke I Prologue Throb vas. Tzs Wzresirscs PLAIN. Dame Ciro Nachos Castile*, Tss ism. Tss 173noar Hun Cyr. _ _ TM Doa Yellow Dwarf Mark Tapley Ti. ran ABOOT MEETING. NOIMATIONB Volt Tag AacOT STARma Two miles and a halL (53 subs.) ail dr Ccaaadima .... 4 Frailty 4 LOMA $ t by VolUgeor— 4 &NOM a lII= Middleton 3 A a llett 3 Portland Optimist Dgetagerell = e ltllatraes 4 hvingbuk Amy Echo 6 Vloist Itycophiat Dulcet Shipwrast .. 3 Mlly e ig W sa ickwe7l Peah.e a Prate 4 $ Matador Lady lesiva .. 3 Tim Whiner .... S BL Lwow. Tura of La& .... 3 Wamb* II Schism I Fitaltva laireater 4 Daleibella ll Vestment 3 Man la the Moon . 4 Rapparee 4 The Moak 4by Wlndhound Draphound —Bplitrote .... II The Roe NoKINATIONS FOR TIM Row. SUIT OUP. New mils. 183 subs.) Weighte to be declared the Tuesday after Epsom. Ass Reabdil Ag : i= 3 : 4 4(21= 2Jr 3 l tg 3 oud . : EU Q. D. 8 Itassia of eosin .. 3 Bosh Ace °Mints ft Vancouver Peal Cli ff ord .... 4 Victrix lat her Kith .. 3 liMellan TIMM I Dictator Emserese 8 lady Lodes 4 Clement' Awed, 3 Lady =den . 4 Mistake 3 Amy 4 Croanb Patrick .. 4 Captain Fortifies. 4 Evenhand 4 Master Oeorge .. 8 Disdain 3 Exchequer Balder Wild Rose Prince Plausible { lady RI Lopcatcber 4 Black Itlr 4 VicMr Leonora Arno 4 Queen of the Vale 4 —Orey Rea .... 4 cby Stockwell— Lava 4 Express 3 lady &vain .. 3 Tisiphone 3 Knave 3 'Macanese Intressens Brown Most .... 4 Keane Useless Annie.... 5 General Rees .... I British Grenadier I Baweentler 4 The Roe Feu de Joie 3 litglik et 4 Conqueror Quiets II BirdhUl II The Monk a Man is the Moon 4 Canary HORSES STRIJCII OUT OF THEIR ENGAGEMENTS. May 15, at 10.30 p.m., Telegraph and Cariboole, out of all impgomeuta. May 17, at 9 a.m., Childs Harold, out of the Wilier' Park Stakes, Salisbury. May 19, at 9 a.m., Sister to Stafford f, out of engagimasete la York Spring Meeting; Gibraltar sad the Rap, oat of Salisbury engagement.; all honks I. Mr. W. H. Nalidy's name, out of Bath aagagaisaata. At 1.10 p.m., Patriot, out of the Darby. May 20, at 9 a.m., Vendetta, net of an ossaisseata ; ell Oakeal Towasirfs sad Mr. Eastwood's ho as, oat of their York Spring aid Malice ampremeota ; Bast Stinky, out of treppmeeta ; Arab, out of Bath engagements ; Arma da* out of the Derby ; Everlastiag, out of the County Norabare Pia* Bath ; Tuber Dashora, sat of lighalos Stakes, Trick. A►4pa Tabu% raid bah aloguaimia; Cashatiosar, oat ataNts Trial elskan, litliabary. At A" Sir William, out of the Dyrbani Park Haarliosp, Bath: Nay 21, at 2.5 p.m., Old Calabar, oat of the= Attar • p.m., Elvis, oat ot all tagagamoala ; all Oasisea harm, oat of Oaliobary Brarraitat Cur, Natairioa.—= "l6.l. lmar bat bass Air [TWOPENCE quailed for Doe Cerrying MIL extra, for being thorough bred, and the mew awarded to Wisley, who came in second. THE CROAGH PATRICK CASE AT GOODWOOD. The final hearini of this case took place at Moms. Weatherby's office in London on fisturday, the 17th inst., before the Earl of Derby, the Marquis of Exeter. and the Earl of Zetland, to whom it bad been mimed, and in the presence of all the parties in the cause. At the commencement of the proceedings a written state• meat was put in on behalf of Mr. Blake, in which it wee submitted : 1. Th a t the objections of Coptsla Little sad Sir Joseph Hawley sot having been made till about in weeks alter the Goodwood rum were too Leta " 2. That the or3i= In each case baring been made ram after the , the al proof lay with the objectors, and that, as when the are wee parfially beard before the stewards of Goodwood Rams at Doomater, the objector' failed to prove the disqualification of Croegh Patrick, and at the same time declared that they had no further evidence to r ed. "odeos, the o3mplainant ought to have been then di smiss _ _ _ After this paper had been read at length and the points raised had been discussed for some time by all the parties present, the room wu cleared. The referees having consulted together, their lordships aired upon the following decision : • Having considered the pre li minary objec ti ons raised on behalf of Mr. Blake we _are of opinion that the foot of the =I: 11 A having 4114 at Doncaster that they had no r evidence to prod does not preclude m from en tering into the merits of t he whole ease, wh o a:: un dentand, has been nidensi to us by einenot elk pinion Bee we bays much neater doubt as to the taken in point of time. We think it matter of regret that then should be no definite rule as to the limit of time within which an objection most be taken, in such omens es the present, and we strooely recommend that the Jenny nab should...take this quetion into their early coesideenlien. " Rale 17, applying to fraudulent entry of • been by • false denciptioe, appears to be one of an eseeptionale eke meter, end we we net of opinion that theonsemt ere an be fairly breight timer that role. On the other band, the Oooderood ride weld to imply that ea objection should be bikes hi tine to admit of • bone ()b -ylined to being plead last ha the nee ; sad upon these con. eidoentins we de not think that we should be fu is fzps• the merits of the can with • view of die. Choi* Patrick.—Biped, Dim, Base, Zrr. ciewirsr. CLUB AND GROUND v. UNIVER SITY OF OXFORD. The annual match between iiceifarylebone Club end Gees= and the Unkresery of Oxford wee esionienoed as the Grooms Ocowleyrimmh, Oxford, yesteniay hodt ere at Oxford f almrsia li l a 'held. 7 brought a much straw team iheie or many pais, incl uding the fonakiablo "Jinni Greedy and the well-knewn left headed bowler Wombs, while old and well members of Oxford sad Cambridge added to their The Ualmnity Elm= coatataed several fresh ins., Mr. Mitehdl. be. =pieta of the Eton Eleven, being one of those Wed= to uphold the honour of the Cnivsreity. Y.Q.O. were the list at the wicket., their joint produc ties hang 98 me, a camber which it was thought would hardly spier the batting strength of the University. The pound, however, was hardly favourable for nin a C `gat tied, sad the Uniemeity at the finish of their lir= an were brad it • adoceity of 18. The principal features of the duet day's play were the splendid batting al Mr. Fitz gerald (who made ass of the boast on hits for mix ever whammed en the the the ball phobias a loag arras* the other side of the reed over the rails, a= a =night drive far lee), sad the excelleat p of Masora Johnson, Grady, and Fop= ea the pert tithe Y. 0.0., sad the pretty exhilitica of risk= by Hems. Wasiak (who headed th e soon), liltchall, end Hume, as the part of the Unreality. la the ammo= rainy of Merylebone Mr. Train made 13 (not oat), Mr. Pspys (b Mitehell), 14, Grundy (not oat), 0. 874 8 , 3. HOUSEHOLD BRIGADE v. QUIDNUNC& The match between the above was played vereerday, at Lord'• Ground. The weather was Rae, bet cool ; never. idea" there wee la the stemma • gootSy spreeklials of the aniacerastr, about 60 eurrhges betas Oa the gam& The teat& was rather aweekle& the " Mohr earn plat* campmate( Oak *prima'. It was only a oar day nested AGRICULTURAL BALL COMPANY. A special general meeting of the shareholders In this company was held yesterday at their new hall Liverpool-=ad, Islington ; Mr. Joe as Ww Is the &air ; for the purpose of considering the propriety et isieresieg the capital of the company, in accord's°, with the resew menden= of the directors. The emarsaur mid be was happy tow so brie ea attendance, showing the interest taken by the abereltelthes 'in their nadesiskiag. The report informed them of tie Immediate object for which they had bees called together. " To complete sad copse the hell, an addition= 10,0001. wee required, sad be appeshesded there would be no °W ass to the proposition of the directors. There were few imam= in which a bandies cif enek =wilted* had been erected at so little beyond the original Neiroste, and the innoillasesse expenses had all bees kept down to the lowest amount. They were deeply Indebted to Mr. Giblett far i s moms, and for the greet seal ke bed displayed is hotbeds( the literate of the soaseely. He was sure 'Tea drew holder or ulterior the prima= that day must feel of hawing contributed to the erection of a building uasgeslled for its purpose is the world. It =aired 2¢ urea the mi. Wrier ose acre, and there wee 120,000 square lest. He would conclude by moving the following resolution* : That a sum of 11,0001. be raised by creating GOO new 10f. shares, to be offered to the existing shareholders, in the proportion of one ahare for each fire shares held by each of them. And if any new shares remain unapplied for on the 10th Jess then to 'Lei then to such shareholders as may apply for them, at • premium of M. per share, according to priority of application. That se much of the remaining 4,0001. as may be required be raised by issuing debentures bearing interest at GI. per east for such terms and at such dates as the directors may God most convenient. Such deben tures also to be offered in the first instance to existing shareholders." _ _ IdTai;pproved generally of the report, and thought the directors ware much to be praised fur the economy they had geed. Ou coining into the building that day he wag astonished to see what bad been done with so small an out lay. He, however, strongly objected to the issuing of de bentures, and thought all the additional capital required should be raised by the isms of shares. He understood there was some technical difficulty in raising 10,0001. by shares, and he would therefore move as an amendment, le a friendly spirit, " That no debentures be issued, bat that 9,0004 additional capital be raised by the issue of shares." _ . . ler7ooz, ILP., seoonded the amendment. By issuing debentures they were creeds/ a debt, and be should like toms this company remain free from debt. A low and animated discussion ensued, in which Lord &rem, Messrs. Howard, Clayton, Otblett, and others, took part, at the close of which the amendment was carried by 21 to 19. On the motion of Colonel Woon, the manner in which the shams should be allotted was left to the directors. A vote el theAks to the chairman concluded the pro mediae. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Yesterday afternoon the annual general meeting of the members of this society was held at their rooms. Hasover-eqsare ; Lord POJITNAN presided, and there Ism also prsent Lord Beeman Lord Faversham , Lord Load Wabingbam, Lord tout, Colonel Wood, T tiir li t i t Maxwell, Mr. Dent. ILP., Holland, 1L P., Mr. Duped, M.P., Sir W. Miles, M.P., 'Mr. Fisher Hobbs, Mx. IL Harker, Colonel Watkins, M.P. and other gentlemen. Lord Everaley was elected president for the year emmisg. The report, which was read by Mr. Hall Dere, preemies to the sena e the conned entertained of the ism of their president, the Prince Clossort. In order to Mark their sense of this calamity they thought it right to present through the Secretary of Mate for the Home Deportation' an address of condolence to her Majesty, who had beam graciously blessed to accept the same, and to present the society with a portrait of hie Royal Highness. This cosi. oil had thought it a fitting mark of respect to the memory of their late president to contribute the sum of 1001. towards the Nellosal Mmaciriel Food now in oolleetioo, in testimony ot the imbed& servioce rendered by his Royal Highness to the eases el agriculture. During the pest five months three orversers and 54 members had died, sad the names of 102 ,embus had been removed from the list by Warmest or elbsevies, while four governors end 259 MOM bees had bees eissied, so that the society now consisted of 83 lib 117 weal, 1,151 life members, 3,475 an. beessery, making a total of 4,823, being as in of 101 seam on the list. The half-yearly statement at essence to Dec. 51,1861, bad been examined and approved by the audible and ascoestaate of the society. The fended capital stood at 17,4881. 17s. 101 stock iu the New Three banker kan Cesta. m , wid ths the is4 eurren juL was t areh msed bal s t T h m e Ithads ees.il a ba the decided on balding the society's country meeting semi year at Worcester. Thanks were voted to the auditors and the the cabers, and a council for the ensuing year was eluded. ROYAL NAVAL REBIAVE. —The following ap. =ate bare bees made :—To be Lieatettasbi : Bossy Dian s os, William Frederick Owso, Robin T e o., s od William Brouslitoa Pryos. To be Hoswory ahislinast : Marks Wiltshire.. To be Belb-Lionnononlo : Bining ineepook, Itivaird Ilona's, and Boor, Awn&