The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-04 00:00:00

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MS CATECHISM of the RUDIMENTS of If IMO. 10116 oilifoa. lobo 11 To Ur latner .1 as ploorkno Nip ki • nos Iriskable Om It 4. ..adoo s foo4 Mr sod 1444 mosealoo of die rimer ar.. d rod do mosiewoolio 000mity.'—Afirooma. 11.5111 Oodo Nor Boolhigroalrook rod on Won oad booloollook 41fro bo MI WO old wow eg , " imoionoo 4 odosolmoi masa ZATHERBTON sad BROODED% GOLD CRAM W .410 s. at timbal* wise. rad Sr owls. as mbileala ameareaglaws Tao pal la els ado ausissol. r sesuribasid sada aborsaL Breath. rim. Now mu& pier Ails IMO% to " 117• Mil no loam ef TM pia. awl Amp Ice 6161.a.'_. Masablition. No. M. Ilawlembdras. jor=fle d ire " Va ll a ill ia ellsbah6. - EO CHARGE kr STAMPING PAPER S and ingirszorso wisi ABMS, 011. alt et IYM: MI/1W mons, eirsiald naming modals. ea. pet PIS; 1111041 M MM. MI mike. elm ler el. ; Mg as* ••• vim lig le : eleireee f.elenip. OA pet lOW NRIMINia all 0 0 41 t bt• leiriund wee. b. pg wan; Mali Weaned laver eiIDDIXO CARDS. 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MI& Pldllplas isl noire Dexplk• ar==getZo l mis mia . iim i ct i e b Ala —3131 ; 11t. tv. b. Ilminsl IZA le lad hi =ir. Amami 11 O LAUNDRES m SES Nag °them—An excellent 'ite VA! kr BALI, dry ; opliNpr 1.7 Molar like i ftpmemes Mes wilmr mg _winjar =IN= dWir E RCTACLES, lepreved by HARRIS sail SON, m u. :I .... . ; ratra Ileilut re n t usZ NM leiftwilitzt lar i nziAraein: = O . • .11.1 -- NA Wks raml _ , ivesa• lie Mile Mown 1 6§4.1. UMW UNINGS,4I. Swifts employed. TM LOB at lAMBS WILIL.—Tbe Ullos dd oortioir, delft be Mee el the Hower ef Barth is the e.solore Conn. is Ns aleempt Se the MIK old* the Isle Ur James Wylie, ph a =re the im p . er Mishear, bed Ismael le the Eagles& tenth, The keirmslatir is Mr. Walter Wylie, shipowsra, Mr lemse's sole wereiviag brother, sad the bmitheses sees el 20,000 f. will Millshusband by • taw kV* rinnalkollredder ist oar own ODOM, sing the hien? th Demise will else reap the botent of lb. Vico- Chismikee It we. la 1846 that thrJemes Wylie ev.sed W. Is the Ugh& Issis, his impedes beteg le nether es sash Is Soothed, sod thereafter rims to =lll waft of W days Is hie lanes massy. The el the Oen Lew am* afterwards gave rim to the les la sewer that hod would be depreciated is vales, sad Ste Jsmr Sekiya his visit to Soothed. The *NM meanwhile ley thatoulatiog till the death of Sir Jew, Is 18.51, mid he bets sommalofiag vises, till it he sew needled the goodly resat alreedy 'dated. The adore of the Mks fall to be damned from the 70,0001." TM Kato or PorittoeL.—The corporation. and dligtharlos of sleds his Ming premslef to the King of Por tugal widgeon' of candelesee ea Ole suds of the Queen's the* the ILier slihmeast the folbooffs. tsetse to the Duke el ?meth% resident of the ems I—tt My thew duke, — There are tow commistithe Mr grid seek se that which sew easels me. It le bolsi a hod' Mal to which Provi dence imbues pleased le istgoes ma. 14 Is sad to have thews the rested el millemeress et the see of hum end of the silbmkos that usselly theampsny it. = I am te my Irk ad l will dilll my desks for whet m let l set I sea he whet k mink. bey ben. To do this I semi eso the eample of the swath I bath lost befwe I had Namedy begun le spreads the ttemare Is we my happe n, se le prism •It wee • heart it this world sal soul for heethel la the bar lame my i my pm* god my self loth be.. thlirwesalarees; emeciesse mils am Dover to threthe Om, es they have thew Ihmehen me; for now I het nail bar wreathes I led it Italy le raps, which oestmends me te believe esd le hope, oaf Is the Isom of the Peettessme adios, which flow with my rm. Please to toserit the expeethes of my le the ear paistkos sad who, is ottla u y n e d or= we beth purl Ifsespk, offootabet that la their edam is as. who sethre, awl ainsL Bellew is the resthseste of amen mad sesolduviaa with which I am sincerely paw cued leneedgpm—D. Peso." Marl ARCIAOLOGIC.AL SOCIETY.—The annul meats/ sad ..heads of the members and friends of the Kest Anisectiegleel &Katy having been appointed to he held fhb row et floobtfaboo, severm hundred meths from an pperlfY of Kith eel the ofjokohaft essallth helodlad Dobiames sad revered smears is Mimes nimi en, sasselisl this city rostenler for tite repose at tads. ✓ut Is the presediags, which will eacapy motleys. Loon the mobility voll bfably visual wars—the Marquis Camden, K. 0., geeidnt• the =set sad Comatose Amherst, the Best a.d Comte.; of Dandy, the Comtism 8, the theatre al Aberpresay, Ley Mildred Hera, Inner Pratt, Lady Aerate Mortm, the Berl of Brea th* Lady Combos Pratt, Lady baba Bltgb , the Hoe. Ralph Nie, the He . J. sod Mee. Brag, Lady Neville, the Ha. sod Bee. B. Bligh, Sir Walter O. thalthr. the Promo of Oriel College, Sir Brook Bridges Bert., kf Sr Charles Leceek, Bart. ' K,. C. Wykehein Martin ' Sir Ferrymen H. DOI., Col met litatotan, C. 8., Rev. N eal, Poem, Mr. Bereaked Hope, be. At 12 o'clock the members ! of the eocisty eismelded is the Cone-Ezchinge, where the their was taken by the MeirmisCaneden. The report, which ' was reed by Mr. L. B. larldsg,tbo seetthery, st.ted that the society now numbered shins 700 mambers, said that the grit volume of the socoty's winder bed jest bon published, sad was in the basil of the members. Alter the teethe theism bed bees disposal of the endows ad joined to the eethedrel, over width they were conducted by Me HOT. Dr. Hawkins, ow of the cinour, Mr. Nosey, the architect, sad Dr. Hawkins explathing the winos points of interest coestraid with the edifier, incloding the portico attributed to the &moss, and slit that of Norman architecture. Is the afterthos the member, inspected the remains of the sky wall. and fortilkatione • oossiderable potties of which le still visible, the Rev. Be ale Poste sod Mr. 13. Steele ea- Oohing the several points worthy of sake and chewiest the old Watlingmtrert, which ran near the city. The ..asst castle wee @hammed. visited, sad a paver read co its hisomy by tee Rey. T. Hugo, 1 .8 A., who gam an asset of ,7"Oundulph and Emulpb, and another paper, by R. Comer, F S.A., au the remarkable siege of the castle Is the reign of King John. A mute= of &attuning' woe enrol at the armory. where some highly Warmth( objeob were eshibited. In the meting about 240 of the visitors dined together in the castle, seder the of the Ma quie Camden. To-day excursion will th Stewed f,r the parse of Meitner the sachet Rosin and Saxon restates, with other objects of interest in the neighbourhood. lIIE NEW HORTICULTURAL GARDENS AT Kthittsorow-Closa.—We understand that within the last Mw days, the Deems' of Kent, the Cochin of Cambridge, the Pnricro Mary, mid a troselderable number of other per sona of diatinction ham intimated their intention of be emitter life weathers of tie Horticultural Itheisty. Chewed or ASSAULT AND CRUELTY AGAINST • 14•11 POOL 13/to•rl.)dr. N•illtS, • Liverpool shire• broker, appeared before the county megkerstes yesterday to owe made chargesd meaty yeast him, be L etherely beaten boy who V l :lw* • detonating ameba epos his wife's drew, se she sad Mr. Mention wore walkhig os the shore at Waterloo. Mr. Neilson was coope rated tosser he thought his wife bad incurred some danger, sod became onto boy'. impertinent beatior whoa retain- Mated with es the subject, and in the beet of his easels he rive bin ear besot Mown with a stick, which blind ma- Mirage Injury. The writhes, of two sorrease we mosiosi with a view le chow the severity of lb. !Yaks. Mr. Mills.. wee *modeled fir trial at thee/it Mbiodele semloor. Bail we micerled for W spreeresse. The eciarlaiseth Is the K. of Dlr. Mai* of the Inn of Molgb, CisoksU, and Cs, oaths broken. ----- TEI RICINT CONPLAGRATION AND Loss ol Ln'i AT LIVIILPOOL.—Tbe havongh wooer yestetday (Wednes day) opened ea investigation into the ewe of the recent xnlesc. e. M the Neeth-ebere Rice JCRs, at Livarpeof, which it now apposes hes resulted in the death of firs per ▪ two boar harts, been found in the ruts.. Theme gegreilms, it Is now discovered, was mooed by deo violent triodes of the 'dribs stone having set Ire to tits wooden wades pipes, 'Mu to the accidental aiming of see of the hoppers. The suction pipes, which ran through the entire budding, were In coesequence est on lire almost deed. tineowsly. The investigation closed with a verdict of "heal dental death." A KAN AND ND WITH MOWN= IN THE RIVES Tasaw.-0a deaday pos. V i i mon rowel, bound for Lincoln ken Hall, was with the tid e, which wee as araolly erreag. up Abe roe Trent, and when opposite Geleelweewelt ran feel of Chepel Smith. tier. She imme diately tippled ever, sad went down. There were on board et the time the apt. 6 (Hinnerder), his wife and child, a Mesa a the spots'a, naiad Beech, with his wife sad three &Wrest, and a man who rano in the raassagereest of the vowel. The captain, hie wife, end the whole of the children were saved ; let Beech sad bis wife, who were la the cabin, ware drowsed. It spfteen that the accident wee aimed by he wash lyier alwfetM seep other, dew an 'he loft sad ewe ea AS right bred Bide of the thar, sancirat neon Ed Wei WI Mr As perry et a vessel la s rids. BMOCS ACCIDMIT AT • Borst.-0. Mauilay, • rang weer s, mewl Ikea Aue Derlisets. wse agape lleem. Decries aril C•.'s poem apley, Beeeerime, obis bar risks rd Issime isimilel mow& lee me eblesey, Red, beim dr eeplme genii be see bar keell eve s.riy ir. if, end bar en• tamely rMil. Illie wee fleisb enveyel is dr larisery, ettme .at. lbw Is • perthes obeli (SWIM Pita. —Offs Swum DAT.—WID =IDA; Ave. S.--Adlufrebesea varmint. 4,896; diti% tor .seem id" WM Sibiluilem, 6,467. LONDON, THURSDAY iviirnt* Aufavar 4,;: uta. LMPERLLL PARL LAMENT. HOUSE OF COMSNlL—Fersoutasum Ado. S. SUPPLY. Metlased erdi MeoMs,) The hem bathe o neo 10M onwidlese - of apply Nil pawed several Totes, The grant of 2,0001. for the Naeanal Portrait Gallery, teas opposed by Mr. Spooner, who iniiited ou taking a idtsfelos open the subject. AM" ions dfeettisiou the exmaittes divided and enema the vote by • majority of MI to 35-106. A subsequent Tote or 2,0001. for the porthole of SW 0, "WWI identra. " roving Address to the Crown fn the italkineed Perbeamist," slio resisted by M. &moults liiariarieles Uwe applenxl—Ayes, 82 ; NOM 82. 7248 trams, Minefore, 'eve k eseeng 110411 6:4' the egeA ad tie greet wee Mimed. The great el 11,01:01. is Mr. W. H. Berber, Is coseidarethe et the silirtege be bed tailing= sad Some he hat sew tied Omgl Ida sosviteles as a tame of wbieb be woe weinegewidg proved lo be Miscast, being oppowd, we earns d at a divieiss by a einiarite of 124 against 24-100. The iiesbetkei epee the in Indies Foes wee reported frail the Or essisitlee, mod Ism given to bring in a bill Ifs limas* me. barkia adjearial of ix &dock. nu Jura zousts morimr. . Alt nieedhip4 die leperdlited seeped in Ile denim yes hrriJghi - W fee, yam, to ex 4drir a/ thedsourneenheidged to ti of oltlirwree far their Aprons Uyworde d 29,000 wow present. . Pam a painter, who prodded; edit the object of the sadist wee OM losers" the ere heels pmedie, but et de- • nerersle hit the sermeitt snip lel the he laps, that the wolliffi awls sand sethiskrebstmemeh weirdos, end Ad die mm hod the determined hi alma& The • ear •=2 4 2 l e i t s with dim- Oiled leer but had boor sera YT the tiny of the em ployers teed the eviletakeled legmthe working clues by lad e mi zei: s celled the mien ps is eacrocuy. Iheght flak thy to Steil" through blood ofd - doetL' The Some of reabobWoo sow than that of the mid; Ned, lamed if reering 1.4 hfeae the wake( deem were able in mile eflitat V Mk dg. t r lat aft eller with whidt Gal hod • am. Pone, ton, ea eerier Wee their I mid they wished to avoid Mime of Oftery I sp (Her, s e m is They were M . mrapd le - 11dro .1 1 :=Oe indi er t ir a bal ibm l kris ma ipmita Om try g i aL .4 owal war pralowdow eaf l a =tr /erir lekboor.), Ide l pedd l Le t t ah ler t IF . their tof *rept- . I the cringe The mo p. telc k et imkb had set mettiriarergted oeloople de tell* ll* done Ogre a . 1 sigma kliete. (Her, ire.) Mr. Calms, a Meer, moved the folleekg neolutice ' " That this ~deg dews with the 'gladden and antsildlemn seemed by or ememich gp the spirit they display Is mkeishst be 'the they "heady existing, by eadeararleg eneepkil eet irit of hu. Rarity width celehriod eel did the ledistern of • the nine ham meweemet ; led es the pie* they meld entrust tom our by elg e dg,tke doeenmat they peopomoreeld rob es ef wry pee el fesseeee oni seine le to the made. d NON Mendes le we ma oa roaboosaa, wad lido we le mesas fir brinks eine holm Weer serer et to a seeesedul terminstim." The firm had bemend the movement with as snide ea the subject, sad had pmr4 that course whir might netsssitt have beat e has the adroarsof the ' capitalists an the racerocesey, k malisemkg the neva meet in • meet usgeshilei rowasor. Thai Er *. downed them foe having err to the spirt of and yet west cm to say, that berme thak worked tee lean • day the_ oginstivee ef the mused sip must do the rare , If they had her ecespelled to act in the spirit of bygone tines it wee brines their employers wen doe to theoppeala of humanity, sad had forced them into the position width they sow eampled, mad it remaieed for them to say whether they would remote in that position or Dot, • mid be meshed down into the ceadithe of soda (Hear, he r.) Wm it a salleirt segiuneet spirt the air hours move- Inlet, to my that their forefathers worked ten hours • day ? At that the there was not the frightful competition which sow existed, end in the present state of things the wariness did • mom thee double the amount of labour to Wham which was tby their forefather in the are time. (Hear.) ke 7i ii rethat • sufficient reams for rook* the sonceellea sow Liked of the employes? (Chews.) If. trusted that the operatives would rally round the movement in every , peeceablo way, for their employers were moving heaven and ' earth to got teem to commit a breach of the poem, sod pine • themselves within the pale of the law, and it they Mould • unfortuaately do as their punishment would be of no mean character? (Hear, hew.) Mr. BLOOMFIELD a bricklayer in seconding the resolu tion, said the question was whet her the operatives were te become harm ato remain slaves. A greet deal had ben rid about political economy. That woe • mere bugbear to • frighten children. Political economy was opposed to the working dams, and therefore they ought to be opposed to I rake economy. Political economy was introduced 1819 to bring down wages, aid it rid to the raking sea, you must as support re another, but allow yourselves to be taken in drag. But they were not inclined to Wank to • any such deetrine. The masters had thrown down the lof ideas, and the epwatives had taken the shal s; aid had come to the determination not to them as onsatere, but ea employers. (Heir, her.) The led threatened to abut up their shops ; bob If the • were firm no such cores weed be mew& At meal P the shops should be dosed, tire ewe arms of relief der both penke—the operedves mg go tate the weekleemen end the employer" into the lasolvant Cart. ~ "(Here bow," sad kegler.) In redeeke, he etherted . N rteener themestmetmil me ehrt thriller met 2 .11 = te any soespreeden het In islet epee the are hors. Her.) Mr. Osmiu ( m a plasters, odd the Milled snivel wire and marl labour had come to the feted Odd. The hid declared that oe ikeeday art they would look the workmen out. Such a rip as that most con vince the public that they were in the wrong, and that the 'mw were in the right. The employers were deaf to the =s of humanity, and mast be taught that es the working were the producers of the wealth d the nation, they were determined to ahem in its profits. (Haw, hear) Mr. Baser, a mason, Via surprised that the builders should have placed theselyee in such • p *iron as that which they now occupied, when they mast have been aware of the result of the strikes in the north. In the cased one strike in Liverpool only two men out of some thousands aired the builders' document, and in 1847 they were unable to obtain • single signature. Last yaw the whole of the builders te Yorkshire and Lancashire entered Into • com bination to annihilate the whole of the trade of the societies in that part of the °Gantry, and asked the Ira to sign de clarations to discountenance any society for the protective of labour. Some of the employers closed their shops re Light, but opened them the neat morning, and in the coarse of two or three weeks most of the extensive builders in that pert et the country were compelled to follow their example. (Hear, hear.) With si.ch an example before them he should have thought that the metropolitan builders would not have asked their workmen to alga &document which if carried out wadi enable the empties to mould their men to suit their own elfish ends. The operatives ought to unite to protect their ownicapital which wee their labour. (Hear, hear.) If the employers could, as Sir Morton Peto had recently rid, *Had to loose 16,0001. or 16,0001., it would only be th e lose of • portion of what they had obtained out of the sweat of the °pastier (Her.) Mr. Perrin, *joiner, and the secretary to the move:meat, ✓id that the atria builders and a portion of the peer had raisunderatood the Intention of the promoters of the Wee hears movement, and had put forth statemente eon conk' Us firm burdens which had sew boss wa. Waled. It bad been said that if the peasant movereat was sucassful Its promoters would commenoe an agitation for eight hours and 6e. • day. Now, th at ober meet was cautery to the truth. The Madame bed not die crewed the nine hours movement, bat bad insisted upon societies Win broken no and their workmen being reduced to • state of slavery. Now, he contended that there was mothers wireascoaTole in the request of the workmen. They bad roved that the work maid be done in nine hours without injury to the miter ' with benefit to the men, and "pith great dredge to the public at large. (Haw.) The is esters had rased a combination amonget themselves to put down a combination among the working men, which wee a simple movement on the part of the me to appraise their own labour and sell it for what it was worth, la accordance with the fundamental principles of free trade and political economy. (Hear, hear.) The metropolitan builders were not shout to fight the operatives in the metropolis merely, but the building operative throughout Begird. (Hear, hear.) A meeting was to be held that night at Oxford, another on the following day at Dientheste, and upwards of 80 provincial towas had expressed their intention to beck up the movement to the utmost. (Cbeero.) He had been requested to call a trades' aggregate meeting at which representatives from all parts of the country would • be present, and the employers would find that they had • entered upon a contest which they would hare MOM to = He felt warranted in paying that if the master did not open their shop' until Mews. Trollope's eelaWiahateut was 61144 with men, not onset' them would open their doors again. (Hear.) It had 'wen said by Sir N. Pro that if the demand for ulna hours should be granted the merry would have to pay 300,00 W. a-year for the change. Now, supposing that to be the ore, could that amount be better emended than In improving the condition of the work ing clamps? But when that mikes= was • candlelit* for Fuisbetry he professed himself to he an adverts of the Satur day halt-holiday movement, sad the darer* between the coming out of that sad the nine hours sereateat would sot be more than about 100,0001. (Hear.) That gendarme we. • sow employing the wealth which he led reaped from the labours of the Industrial dame err the purpose of • them down. (Hoer.) The resent movement had bum brought about by porearion, and not, as hod bees stated, by • coercion. Every ear could leave it, but if he did eo he could not be tette to himself sr his fellow-arse. H. would I sot detain the mutest lower Has to say—liberty to those whe date to contend for it. (Chem ) Thit eliminate thee pat the enebles, which wearied unanimotely, amidst loud cheer sod the Time Wks bees I gibbeted and burnt the meeting separated. THE &Mit or THE GAB lITOKIIB.—The di rectors of the Lavaca Gee Compaq hove Yeeed s seder, to which they state that In scosequoso9 et v Melte of the Me oricyloysd iv their works dsr so buses et wsas., whic4 If seceded tg sodd probably emus sa abeam of 11601 to tla (011111111119 r It bee bees Judged Fere be resist the deemed ; sod ea the works us t .vs is. to same esteem impeded, the diredin trot to mot milk support loos the pablie boor . sod yrteshs sesames by their essarombiag for the peemost tis Ism of pas me moat as prootkebiet is order to svoid the loillaty se pater bleaavesksei. [Adysetbssessot] —DM (11011tEOPATEIC CHE wet Osome.—Tlet eimmed vetelethel h sold " Pd"t t = a t ragt rees.ftieutkekamits,=..• THE OPIUM QUUTIQM. DEPUTATION TO SIE CHARLES — WOOD. Yesterday afternoon a depatatioa of gentlemen eammened with the Anti- Opium Assodatioa, end others = op. z te the growth of opium is limbs awl the trellis with waited upon the Right lion. Sir C. Wood , Bert , flare eery State for India, at the India House, Leadinhelt-streat. The deputaten emehted of Mr. Edward Baines, M.P., Mr. Samuel Gurney, M.P., Kr. R. N. Fowler, the Rev. Dr. Coal, Eir. Charles Bid, Revs. H. Richard sad W. Owen, Dr. Hodgkin, Miens. Edwerd Marsh, Edward Newman, Joseph Ititerry,_W. Jenson, Pox, P. B. Pon, Edward Mike, led T. W. Cheeses. Lord Shafteshery, the Her. A. P. Slanted, Mr. H. Pease, M.P., Mr. H. E. Cheney, end the Rey. W. Arthur were unavoidably prevented from befog M i r. B. BAUM, M.P., introduced the :deputation by observ ing the they oonthisred the subject which they desired to pees apes the attention of the tight boa. breast to be one at great impetuous. They did not disguise from themselves last it wee surrounded with, at lea,t temporary, dithrultiett, bat they believed the subject was gallin g. apse the attention et the people of Regland. and that It tismanded the most seder Mr. ot the governineat. Mr. I. MAIIII the reed she talleurieg memorild Kr. R. N. lowtha mid *enema they had might for the present fetterview with the Whit Makers was to be boned in the deep iota,* they hth in this question,* Remora sad religieth sepeott.. 6..4 teridered It to be not emosisteet with therapeutic* at age Ch ri stian lianas, nd a wkk the relight they p 4 end were anxious to dimendases ewes* the heathen, that this trade in opium with China should attar. It gosp formed • very Serirell 111111palmot to the spread et the el Chem, wergetylag the people as it did with matertel for a etatiag the ihitemeries With IMOD daissey. The Mae In mien Wye= India and Chine had peen up mew the mei= of the Indian govern meat. Leis than • country age the hapertation of the drug was exceedingly small, and h wee and exclusively for easdkdnal purposes. The ammo spmag up in the de ye of Wanes' Hastings, end had gradually increased 011 it reached its present extent end magnitude ; end is wee entirely owing to the Indian government that it had become so augmented. The opponents et the system had sometimes been told that what they really salted foe was a Maine Lw for Chita as certain 'dro wns et total abstinence from spirineens lemon went asking for • thine Law for England. He midateired that the two guanine were entirely distinct. Brea those who did advocate the passing of each a law for al were ready to admit that oplam was very difiersa ß te a re effects to alcohol, and that it had bee. crewlemaed by inedloal men in a way that the the of spirits sews was. The Rev. Dr. Com*, as • representative of the Cher& Mfedonery Sudety, red eaters of lettere he had received hose the Archbishop etCmientery, the deafest eeaeovy of the Archbishop of York, the Bishop of Lice* the of Chichester sad the Dien of Onaterbury ea the The Rev. 1111X1Y Emma= mid the they had Wr . very gement oorrespendimee with•lmAhig purse et telsegia n ; redone religious Indies this eanstry, who Imes sym& t. with theth, sad Sell this male rhe • heads.aseedetaea rto ed adishomour the new ed the =ea nation se wall ae • serious impediment to ttits tMa alert both is India and China. Fiseatils/ly they beid it to be one et the matt exceptional **lee from which to raise • revues& The crop itself was very pre carious, sad our rations with China might at say time be very may dims:bed, end consequently the neourose deed from the tramp would be at 011011 cut off. Dr. 7eoe . BODOILIN: 1;;;12;11o;rmaa --- , felt bound to tes tify to the pernicious eases winch rune result from the use of opium, in opposition to those who endeavoured to MS/11. lain the contrary. It was nothing else then poison. It wen moot erroneous, therefore, to suppose that the Chinese could " ' consume it wlti no worse coneequeuoss than the people of England could drink beer or even spirits, injurious sa the cffetds of thee@ too often are. Mr. BAINDB said he shared very much in the obctions which were felt to this trade upon moral grounds. lie was puha aware that there bad been great exturgerations and MUM'a on the subject put forth to the world, which hal beset productive of harm. They seem to bare originated in the statement of an American missionary; but then he thought our own missions, in reply, had falba into an oppo site error, because there was an abundance of evidence of worry deeoription—from the governante of China and Japan, from oar own consols, from our missionaries, from timelim and officers, of the daseondlastion,overt, sd death to the people of China ocessiesed by drug. But them was another upset of the .ll deserved to be noticed namely, the etammlal. It two ways this trails had had a aeons dim aloe the commons of this etrattry. I , lla of all the supply of opium had displaced these Tesenfmtures of England which might be largely imported to China; sad it the next place it occupies ewe of the meet hails provinces of India, Mil& wee targeted producing these very satishe which we are now wa me it mat ef—se many fist, silk, wool, limed, repansed, sat ether setielea Aimed everrbing In raw melded& Erg India sea palm we west, rod the pries of ear mmaniellnue le Weed In eiewegasnee of the iMoiAat niss. blie these lade M w gives up to opium maid bade sa if they devoted it to bah had neer been right directly under ths prismot if re Oars of Leland, and the parlia ment of Lathered agd Oa padple of England had low a =bfhty IMM Ma which they ever had . 1 It was As thee pewee the change had taken place; and if this system wen set done away with it would bs raid that the Qom et England was the greatest opium grower la she westd, and the lama, of the crown would he Intiiited. He felt con fident, however, that Lilte yeediesent end the people would at length insist npon the abendsmemt of the Mai& ; and he hoped, therefore, that the govertamt malti gradually, but as a raindly as they could, take mamma M Ogles* the growth of o ern with onolesofte gram and Mier enefel pedaeta C. WOOD mid that he gaits 'greed la the ',Woe that the subject was one of much naderbeace. The Imesiel p chf o l pos rolu was certainly the great obsescle is the way of the change ; for if the lands now growing opium were planted with corn and coats, the mount of remise to I. derived that/roes would fall far short of that prodeced by the opthem The manse obtained now ma from 5,000,0001. to 00100,01101. par annum. H Mr. ATXl3—Only 4,000,0001. I believe, net. Mr C. Woon—Oh ye', 6,000,0001. net. Dir. To wxst—Oniy iu meeptiosel cam, I believe. Mr. C. Bitn—ln me year it was 6,600,0001. Sir CNARLIS WOOD—But no government would derive from four to five millions frost coact or fiat, and, cease meetly, say change would sprees meet seriously upon the finances of the Indian exikewoor. If Eon any ear tbie mums of revenue tell GE ti was difficult to ay whet maid be dom. Certainly a vary heavy responsibility amid ilswahe upon this country. In lie view the evil' bed Una wry or timely exaggerated, and be bed been told that nue deaths took pion in Hoeg Km ben thinking spirits then In the whole of Ebbs from fts opium. Taken soiniedy, be was ed ts Mink spina ma not mush mat Maid thea lira se to the connexion of tho goenalleat with *glen trade, the great props tion of as Miele magmewn by the native states, end a heavy duty paid to IM miversatent. Bat for the gomenmegn motelY to ems growing it and yet to Mies revenue from it .and not meet the views of the dernation. He must Meitly say that the financial state of India jest now was sash that he could not hold out any hotpot a change being eisinei. It was impoesible to give up asp source of reweave et the present time. Is two or three years he hoped te melee ends meet, end then the question might be con sidered. Mr. Fox lewd permlaion to remind Bir Charles that Count Monlelembrt In his work on England had apoken of the opium trao es I. a shwas to England and a scourge to dim" The W Mettemich bad also given It his °pintos that *mien task was the "greatest flaw on the Baglish Menbasen nest to the slam MM." Commercially cols siderei, there coald be no deabt that this country suffered wall ler the elathmeasee at the traffic. Ile &gated= them withdrew. kl. AND STASI:AIt 1111 nr Ltvaacml..-- 7 1b; -- Ilibr;k w asis;uesuo, awatod at as exam: of 30.0110 n. by Mr. . NMI (lete M.P. for .o_ Ineenhtra) is Dow madly elms* rswoi m til&lt ion the Cadet:Dim nyht. ceepenknatt, end • esaecen tea war, sad tattl bo • gree: Imeecceent to • port et ac tows Mane moth kills surad. (Stapped Additional.) Nat VAL. 4111 D, ittialdß Y. ADINiALI I T Arottri 3 ronttelgere. eitatte E. Weller (1859) to the *Bey. Meier/is* A. Wtilume *We Vex, us H. wk.* o te W. O. Scott to the Ilebteese . ; Z. Droop ettel=7ll. Coalmine* the Dopepd; A. E. Hatabl e= 6a tee NW ; to the 11.. B.CE: to. the Gator ; 15teesene to the Übledd ;A. ',deem the Ado. ;C. sat, riff E. R. A. ,to the Neptune. , WOOLWICS, AtObit S. ro Tho 'w of tit* &apply, stosa r vowool. Master Commasdor Balkans, were paid down dila doy,. and avowed kayo of absence wall rkh bat. ----- CHATII4I3. AUGUST 3. The Belleiele, 6, Commander I. R. Rodd, was paid 61 this afternoon under the direction at Cs wank C.B. It fa not eapeeied thee As will Im malt planed is commission, but will remain in twang. DEVONPOS.T, Al701:18T 3. Rear-Admiral Sir Michael Beymottr uthexpectedly visited the Caketts, lying &tonged* the jetty of this dark la4s, (Tuesday) monde@ feet. Os the gai atlaetlaellj t , band :la b. ing "Au wy ld Lag eyae. Tat (Matta, 64, C i lirtsin W.X. HA 0.8., late flag-ship 4 .4, el Admiral Mr , Sepasesr,. G.CX., ate., Is China, enived in the Sound on flateetday sevens, called at tlue Cope of Good Nem and lie. liiima,' having lell Way port Jane Lt. The ~antes wen easeiell ea tht 1711 fibs. 91, 48 W., sins Ithinh von gee tight gm, with occasional strong squalls from the north-asst, lien bees w ex . The C4eutta Wimp pmeengere—Dr. Flterreld, tr i ..M. R. Hedges, Neuter Henry Haase, and Hr.. Her besides 80 British and II French invalids ; two of nob nation died on the passage. The Calcutta wee Impeded on Monday by Viteraidsalse ilirMorington Reynolds, her pow der discharged, mad the was subsequently towed into harboar to be paid ofL A portion of the invalids brought to England in her have ham nest to hospital, sad the remainder to the Item bin flag-ship. The French invalids have been ed to Cherbourg in the A.voe. steam-tender. The Cumberland, 70, Captain H. D. Rogers, C. 8., from the North East Coast .1 Amens, arrived here on Sunday. The Cumberland wes the flar-thip of Rear-Admiral Sir Stephen Luahington, K.C.B. She left Rio on the 4th June, and brings home passengere Lieutenant Tathwell B. Col lineon, ism in command of the brigantine Spy, 3; Mr. John W. Lowe, late master of the atoreship Madagascar, at Rio; Mr. Tattershal, merder's-assiatant, late of the Spy; Lien tenant Themes W. &mean leas of the paddle-wheel steam frigate Leopard, 18 ,_• Lieuienent C. D. Bayne., Bahßegi ment ; Lieutenant Woraley, Compete re 49th Regiment; and Mr. Fleming, gunner of the Spy. Her former ma unader, Mr. Joseph Edye, and Lieutenant Henry L. Round have joined the Leopard. and First Lieutenant - Vernon W. Mon at the Royal Moines, bee with 50 men been left for minim at Bones Ayres. Orders have been intoned for the mow steam-elan Harrier, 17, Commander Sir Malcolm MeeGregor,' to return home. she was at the time in the River PION and may be expeired to Ragland about the Kik Want. The irk ad invalids have bees landed in Ply mouth. Some wen not to the hospitals, others to the eng rain Inereignable. The Cumberland Wt this poet on Mon day, be nessmoms. no °Mews arrived at Devonport on Thursday by the mil Athens, from the Cepa and Ascension : Linn a. S. Batman, late of Lyre, sad Bream Samuel Libby late muter of th e Tonnes, and Mclnnes, chief engi neer of the Archer. la the, gonad.—Crust. °Winter, Ferret, and Nautilus. In Flarboar.—lnipeeipa . b/c, Roy's! Adelaide, Wellington, easteidge, Pelmet., Dun.gal, Terniegant„Virago, Forward, Grappler. Hind, Sylph, Confiance, and Zephyr, tugs, and Firebrand. Yesterday' court-martial was held on hoard her Meisel's AM Impregnable liag-ship, in the HIIIIOO2C, on Mr. Frede rick Kirkham, Ms roaster mid pilot of her mssestr's ship Gladiator, on the followiog charm:: " For that ha the said Mr. Xtrklaun, bring in Weal service sad fell pay el has Majesty's fleet, and mister of her Majerre slam sloop Glediator, was on or about the Evening of the 27th of July, 1859, not ember, end met to be entrusted with his duties - se master M. odd Was sloop." The matt land Me prisoner guilt' of the Marge, and untamed lam are be dbmtimed the service. The sseasi battalion of the 67th Regiment arrived M Litrespsol yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon from ftmotWi, Ile nets for liesster, in the serew steam treeemet Ram lay.. The 22nd Regiment, from Weedos sad after glom mill embark on boned the Himalaya to-day I (queasy) ler DatilM, LIZWIRWART COLONEL EDWARD COnlawaLL Loon, C.B.—Tbe imam death of this meritorious officer Is ennounend to the last snivels from the Esq. Colonel Legh died to command of the 97th Regiment, at Bandar ' in Central India. He commanded the 97th Regiment in the action end capture of the Fort Musrutpore on the 26th of January, 1868, and took part In the list siege and final capture of Lacknow. These and innumerable other services hod been repeatedly acknowledged in public despatches and by the honours conferred on Colonel Legh by the wows, wDen suddenly, on the 3rd June, having scarcely com pleted the 36 b year of hid age. he broke down under the oppressive influence of the climate, end expired in a few hours. - FOURTH ROYAL SOUTH MIDDLESEX MILITIA.— This regiment was inspected yesterday, at Hounslow, by Colonel the Hon. Henry Percy. V.C.; when Lieut.-Colonal SCIiVOII, commaadent, after the men had marched by in slow and quick time, and in quarter distance column, put the re giment through ten or twelve manconvrea, which were per formed with tho utmcet hemlines* and precision, and ob tained tee warmest praises from the inspecting officer. Lord Healy, Lnrd Charles Fitzroy, Admiral raker, General Lawrence, General Darby, ands large resembles* of ladies and gentlemen, were on the ground, and est down, after the parade, to an elegant luncheon at the Town Hall, Hoonalow. After which dancing was oommesoed to the effective bead of the regiment, end kept up till • Ws hour in the evening. DESPATCH or AHRIMAN MAILS.—The Quebec sad Montreel SOMA steamer North Amerlea sailed from Wenzel yesterday for Quebec, with the Canadian mails sad 188 passengers. Yesterday, also the steam ship City of Beldmore sailed from the Messy, for New York with the United States end North Anseriosn math, 90 cabin and 220 steerage paean/ere. On Saturday next the British and North Arnericen Royal Mail steamer Aria will leave Liver pool for New York with the American malls. TEE MAIL SERVICE.—SOUTHAMPTON, WIDNES DA Y.—The 1411111•Bilip Vaoderbllt lett Cower Roads this day for New York with a French and English mail, and freight. The steam-ship Saxon,., with a l t im ark er it Hamburg. arrived this day, and will proceed to-morrow to New York. The steam-ship Weser from New York, with a mall for England and Germany, may be looked for to morrow. The steam-ehip Argo from New York, with • mail for England and Femme, is also dos to-morrow. The steam-ship Ariel may be looked for on the 11th with a French and English mail, the Borussia on the 12th with a mail for Hamborg, the New York on the 18th with en I English and German mall, the Ocean Queen on the 23rd with en English sod Getman mail, and the Teuton/a on the 16th with • mail for Hamburg. The departures for the United States are se follows:—The Sammie, with a mail from Hamburg, on the 4th ; the Bremen, with an English and German mail, on the 9 , h; the Ariel, with an English and French mail, on the 17tH ; the Bavaria, with a mail from Hamburg, on the 18th; the Weser, with an English sad German mail, on the 23rd; the Aesgo, with a French sad English mail, on the 24th ; sad the Ocean Queen, with en English and German mall, on the 31a—meting the arrivals and departures during the month between New York, South ampton, Havre, Hamburg, and Bremen amount to 14. WRECK IN GALWAY SAT.—Daring a heavy gale in Galway Bay, on Sunday night, the schooner Enterprise, Wien with coals, from Troop, wee completely wrecked. The vessel struck, and the sea male clean breeches over her. The crew tried to launch the lifeboat, but she was immediately ewsroped. They took to the rigging, and at daybreak all were caved by the Barna coastguard men. The value of the vessel and cargo was shoat 1,6001. Cir oltoL OP MINISTRY IN SOUTH A USTRALIA.—The intelligence from South Australis is decidedly more intimat ion than that from the other coloalm, for it includes the fall of a cabinet. The Younghosband ministry has gone the way of all flesh. It is solely through the bniA•down of the mail steamer Colombian that this Important fact has come to hand, and we are even now without a connected narrative of the circumstances. At the date of the regular departure of the mail, the newly-opened legislature lied digested the w- ever, speech, bat had not yet settled to work. lf, how ever, repose prevailed on the 17th of May, the regular mail date, a very different ease is depicted in the advices extend ing to the lit of Jona, the date of the eecond end more ono owed attempt of the Mama *o get off. Mr. Strangwere mo That this house Is diseatiefied with the condemn of there,e in regard to the Isles xploring expedition " had bum carried, la the teeth of the ministry, Who them epos, after a decent ram, resigned rat Naar, leaving Mr. Suanerways master of the situation, a politica in which, some of the lounge rather anliolowely remark, he was not peed col arly comfortable or oosident—siterfrefirea Neil. CONFIRINCI or TEE Irma Praums.—All the archbishop sad bishop of the church in Ireland, with ihe exottoUrai of the Right Rev. Dm Sas. Neap of Drawee, who could not be meant in corequenes dtibsaM asem bled yesterday ('raced.,) i 1 the Chapel el ht. attached to the cathedral church, for the into masideration several questions of peat le the catholic of Ireland. Hie Grace the Hee. Dr. Calks, Andstahop of Dublin, presided. Their issabips west in procession to the side chapel, whose Ile lesosslthers of the ormihrume, which was Meet, Nimmo g . The coafereaoe sat up to four o'cloc kwhoa hedthip ' • adiersuri to Wedinerhty.—Noteesen's Joalled. WOPEKO. • BRIOHTOS RACIES,--WzDxsimAy. Tun Sturm, PLAT* el (Haindlosp). Oms WM. thivne's Qs. EVINIGNO. 1, 7 01 " b ,. 3 Tr. 64 eab Tr. I laiabs."l. P. 08•1*.tra. TM 41 .1 , Mr. la Meru 11041MMMI L T ft.. Mr. Drerriter Marlton, ton ran lFordhsan 4 The follonag also ma :—Tocher, Humility, Mandan, Beauty, Twang, and Onitisseslt. Bettis,: 6 to 2 spit' Tin Nemvstbiter Any, 7 to 2 apt Queen Charlotte, k to 1 nab 7_,P, Cambia. 7 te 1 each eget Babylon and &I laproaaa.--Was.hpitit..heniths; • head bottom the wood and BM, bad Meek HumilitZ we e Kilt, sod Tocher sit*. On gulag to the post the Ally by Nesminster, oat OlDcs, $ yes, Est Hdb, bruits away, ran • ccesiderable dittoes beton ohs was stopped, and did not get back in time to Mart. Tei ITeiiiii NURSMAT STAMM HANDICAP of 10 ion. eeoh,4llk 100 ideal ; iriisms saws. Thretiwirtaro of a maw (36 robe.) - - - Mr. J. Mewl CAW* bp WMPIMMAMInkrit.,I 1 Mr. MaPpomirs Ham" MIPS • l 'lte=rlD " I tIM . WAit, - - • 61C2106fts• Ball, lilly by lakelal a t, rut iiiiwest. i • , 1 , Betgot: fi_tw Copt Rome, 6to 1 foolt iti plait toil 'tined. • 6.l“Thist ; twice b eet Mai a asmog6htket wltlints**l6.3lo*lthi &Pr; tit thlid brim • imatt Joh% WlFY•ff•fsbui =rag aid ha PS 6,1 4 ,-6t0400 . snide ell the mud*, wee Si throe Magas. Tun 111itui7wt Baum fAiwwwthiir) of 14 opmA each, h ft. with 100 10144 se . ii lt h to 1 0 :400.26 MM. silt Olio flaky Abollt boo gurs thra-qturiStli. 1 Mr. O. Pareb Yhts..lo . I 10.1 ~. 4f/CoM I Mr. S. Jucto's Bwg7. 3rk •••-• • - - • .A!..11 7 1 gam saellwowillfts Ossilse,Ssig ilk ...... (M., =maw, The follumimg Also mu :—Chadee 14., Silligrew, Xing qf , the Gipsies, T. P. Cooke, Pactofee, goecoatown, Mid Els* Williim. . - /fetting 2 apt Quepalown, 6to 1 apt Bookab.6 to . 1 each apt Sllligrew and Ilthan Bamty Bto 1 apt T. P. • d Coo ks,ead 10 to for 1 spit Courier. A Kin IP g ran Li oi s p roz a by a head; bad mead phtee; the fourth. Otenstown was fifth. sad of 114.,. six was a bad, Tlii ItAZINI PLATE of WO MOM . (ffloap). Winans extra. 'Throe quartos al • tails. Yr. J. lieeryt be hs TeulhOir 8 yls. as 121b....trteki/ 1 Xt. la Wen* Bel 1 ted ,..... tese I I XellElll9l X 4 yr.. L ' %lo I Ltsties ihoodon, 8 re, as rib . . ... .... let. - 4 T'follewkog also ran : Kirabesisq, Julia, Pandora, The Poacher, Zisaman, and Syringe. Betting: 7to 2 apt Theodora 4 to 1 agst Pandon, 6 to 1 apt liontaboin, 6 to 1 apt Gator, 7 is 1 apt Splays, Bto 1 apt Nautili, 10 to 1 apt, Jisparazusa. Won by a length; a head between the snood and third; half a length botwran tha third and fourth. Angara wee a bad Nib. _ __ ._ . tri6eaw:erai, wfta ifiTnMed for 2-yr-olde sad °award'. Oetimel eeLfai weights, he. TY.C. TUeequrthrs et • to Ylir. Tamer IWO. by Loogrom 711.kinttib (w. Bram) 1 d Narrastb o by Tailmor—Nalaart3L 3 In (NUL Lt 814 et 2 yr. W. B. L Newhard% 1601 Trt &b.. .13 12 Pr 3 &Wog :11 tai fte ins Ws aMMr.goett, 1 4 — tumut 2'to 1 (et test nes* eget RAIL Wen by half • learnt; tiro Ling* between the wad sad third. The wiener was sold to Mr. NAM 'he 80 release, sad the Maisonette* ass Maimed air tie Mearmetketrele by Mr. Crawford. Bauman Btieramt. &rants of 10 soya, mob. with 100 added • colts, Set '7lb • Lit 41b. When extra. The seined to m • ain ave. out of the stakes. Bridal mile. ' Yr. w. Lt Clorrertis Nayossia,* UMW... 831212 Orb wail. • .... triMMIMMI I ter,M i i=e ll4. Ci'm lrb lake' 46.11b.). 0 . 1 . = reNl2srli 12444 111 6 3 12, • • trow 4 P 4 o) 4 B glob no. Betting : 7 to 1 on Mayoasies, who waited upon St. Clueaes to the half.distaam, when she came out and won easily byalength; tad third ; Backside did not pats the post. RIPON RACES.—TcrurtAY. ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. TES GRAND STAMP STLIIM of 6 110v4. Mich. with 25 added. Allowances and pranks ; 0400 Ma to save his stakes (T sabso n r . y.nehamss• be Bassoody wet et Osillelea. I W:a b , it h r:fit=retWrpiet elt u ' iii ..... - "ikL"dd"Z 1 Mr. le Meow% Toe. yeekom 1113 ...................... NAM* 2tol on es colt, Ihe 1 eget Onstro. Won by bat • hag& ; bad third. Ton Crew PLaTI of $0 eon. (Hasillesp), giro' by rewsbees for the eity_of Ripon, fa 3.yrs ell sad upwards. Winners extra. T.T.C. nr. nrs's in Thiene by Matmehmt. f 7..314111M lla Ob vs! .! , 11. W us Mil Old TINA II ris. lb ....(EL 11;s7rwa) I My. OlAtcoV Omura Bareeeek. f yev. tat . (Mee* 3 Mr. J. LOIMICOV ?MM. 4ms. 7414115 . . 4 Bening Rm. as La Victims, 4to . 1 eget liaid of Tweed, 6to 1 opt any other. Won easily by s lesgth, two lengths between the snood sod third. _ _ _ •••••••-••• --• THO Inxtaimina' Putts of 26 eon. added to a sweep stakes of 5 sow. each for 2-yr-olds and upwards. Optional selling weigkti. T.Y.C. (6 maw.) Mr. J.Osborne. Alfred bi l44anobar• I Pa set 6ln 1201 (I. °game) 1 Mr. lisiennai• Wald at Ikarss4aa, 3 7r. IN Mb On lettannaw) Yr. T. lien'a Papilla yra. frt, ... (IL ()donor) Mr. Tanen • • atenani Barra, S Ira 6•1 ppoi (Dollai 4 Tousle afro ran. • -• Betting 5t04 on Alfred, who won in a outer by three lengths ; bad third. Tomb 6,U at the last torn, and Mad den was much injured. The winner was bought in for 32 &nese. TEE GREAT NORTHERN NURSERY (HANDICAP PLATS) of 100 son. for 2-yr-olds. Winners extra. T.Y.C. Mr. Sughomooo's , pringwall b 7 Barsion 14 71b . .1 Yale) 1 Mr. F. Wane& Ally by Augur out a t Min 001HIAD003. 7.t Ytb 0344,24 4 Mr. 0,154`. 110n144.14 41b. .111. Rob l orneal Mr. G. ronla's Tee. Wros, 74 71b. . . . roffteel 4 Betting: 3to 1 gat flpriogeroll, 4 to 1 apt the Miss Co nyngbam illy, sto 1 eget Eidolon, S to 1 eget Mendtcoo. Won sadly by • length ; acme distance between the second and third . • good fourth. Egerton weighed for Mr. Dawson's Wallace, 8 4, and his number wee exhibited on the tele graph board, but it wee afterwards withdraws, as the horse did not start. THE M2MBER6' PLATE HANDICAP of 10 OM. each, 6 ft, and only 3if declared, with 40 added; winners extra, the mooed to me. hie stake. One mile. Mr. J. 4eblttakor's inspbcrry, by the Plying Dutobumn, 3 744 inn . . . ..... ll3rtinaban) 1 Mr. J. Gliby4 1i15;b • IE & i S. rom.) Cs . T. Da p on us Palry, lals Wlllismi. Gond" 4 M ym OH 71b O4 _p 4 ermit 3 Msm Molds 444/ 4 Mr. W. lobhuonb Ju li a. 4 Ns. Ift Nib thous/ S thaemet Town44's iirogeghbors. 4 [matt 7/b . .. ~ . ..11Erlioet) Betting 2 to 1 agot_Besperithora, 6 to 2 eget (Maids Fairy to 2 t FM& the Pan, end 4to 1 at& sr Jolla sa d . Wes by half • length, a Moen the mooed and third, and the same distance ewean the third and fourth. THE CO,IMIECIAL TRAVELLERS' STALES Of 15 EOM etch. with 26 goys. added; fur two-yr-old oohs, Set 71b ; fist 31b; the second to save his stake. Optional edUng weights. T.Y.C. (8 sobs.) Mr. T. Wherobo4 Radom by Hermit. 7,5 3121231.1 IRellorel 1 1 Mr. O. & Tbompsoob Eldolou, lot 7lb IML) .... _...tomsed I 2 Mr. J. [Maros'.[Maros'. Dlroaro, 54 310 ORLI . ..... 0404rn0) 3 Betting: Even on Recluse, and 2to 1 eget Eidelon. A dad best. Birdcage was bottom by a length and a half. Deciding heat: 6to 4 on Eidon. Won cleverly by it Cotrootatiox SCRAMBLE, a handicap of 3 somata, 1 ft, with 20 added, far all ages, the second to save hie mete. T ;i.e. (8 ento.) . - Yr. c•the's The Mesh% 52 Nesnahatir, yrs. 7 k st H. Mobeord I Klrby2 Mine Chatterbor. 5 Yr% id (carried 84 1150 15r1t5Ingtoal 2 Mr. O. Reywdl Nem& 3 Fn. 7.2 IS2 ..... ILIUM 3 Mr. J. o.opraid [Ak he • . 10,15.4..1 4 M. Bruttimr2 coil . 5,51 br 14 4 4.4 )1 . 4 . 2 ert 1154 (Ilardero22l 5 Mr. O. 21. thompomis our,. 37... Tr' 515 (Owner) 4 Betting . 2 to 1 apt Little Poll, 2 to 1 apt The Mollie. and 3 to 1 eg •254•12. Won by • neck, eaccad beating g 24 the third by skingth, good fourth. ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON REGATTA.—COWES, 3.—The public were this movningmuch diotppoluted at learning that there would be no race to-day. This le very much to be regretted, r the spir ited conduct of the Royal Yacht Squadron , in giving 1 601 as as a prize, and excluding their own vessels from competing, has naturally received a check. Varier omen ere given, sad mach is mid on the question • but the feet, unfortunately, remains, that only two roils were entered—the limonite and the Wildfire— and of these only one, the Wildfire. Is now in foe Roads. It in the mom to be regretted, se a nice r now blowing boot B.W. A WEALTHY BEGOAR.—On Sunday morning last, an old man, named James Harnett, wan found deed on the floor of his house, 87, Berre•street, Sunderland. Demoted was formerly a trunan, but for acme years poet bas gone about selling, sticks and begging. For • few days previone to his death he had been unwell, and the neighbours called in Mr. Waterman, a surgeon. He was also visited for the pur pose of religious Instruction by the Rev. Richard Skipsey, to whom torus of the neighbors ocinveyed their suspicious that the old man had money in his poression. The rev. gentle man urged the deceased to speak the truth, end if be bed money to make a will. The deceased, with great reluctancy corsage& baked considerable BUM, both in the hoer and in the *Flap bank. He promised to make a will on Monday, bat death Forested him sccomplithier his precede.tie d After hie death search wee are, sad is • bon, as which awed essay essay slept, was band ha goldl9Bl. silver 18s. mad • asviage teak book with deers to Me 1971. 3 , 1., =MOM • total of 31161 Ss. Id. The deceased lived is beggircat tle l sal.matastiyi.sweg.....riaiimboarombilab4mthedekt:..o....fastuaorfd.mwl;tal:::e,brsdeadaiiatipc....k....lywEhed....drat4whlia:ebeed.egsiat,:::.mot r. ciebeisianedsydwunon.wimyandhisthaa Orel II Is om of the beadua—Neemertk