The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-21 00:00:00

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Lunt u- snit a variety af sore sad pleaaing ea ta—The Lan grimly I, the India trade, Ina been thawed/ ntettscl. has don Par Wes, Tichborauttroat, top of the atm2 Att• ilent.rat , to ~,t oodatton tor pereengerk sad aft carry an ea- sahnion. area, ad. balcony, la —LOIBL and 50 r s kti _ amgmea. pertenoed .3n,jenn nod a usaraukaa. i Proprietors; 21:11BNLL uirAvsa, Wriest Mader. TM a. r. a c 1.1.11 In castle tad ainathly by out of that'll/Utah Liaaaalling astaltlarr slam um& barialuy Sothis - Tar i --..- led/ Jareilm 1 UN VS Jose U. = 8 II.IU SOS IL tin Me July August U. MVO IN September U. Mem 1 LT* US October It Wit tile Sega 1 MU U 0 November IS. . pit We December 10. MINCH GALLERY, 120, PALL-MALL.— T NUM ANNUAL EXHIBITION at nervank law cadtdbolidosse LAW@ at Irina and rellith debsot, Is NOW ann.—AillOmias IL: didalopms dd., which we oho adult W abw IMINs eistasled Mann et Ow Da* Per Wei so prop appal as Mom cfirt%Diry Ina ft_ &IC : Om Bob" Neon. =ITT alma Oa. tali C. or at Os Oinses at Lie Csampaay, e, LC., oboe alma appal odes Mt aimpalalmais as ia Ibis movies mimmaid M nada Diffir_ , imenkuo. lbst Odle ad Imam Illaimploiliammiroy ;Lioilligh 11, Illadis baseit WEEKLY BTRAII COMMUNICATION to tai Nor Yc YL Dlntel—Tbe LI V ULPOOI. YOn. lITZAWSHIP OM PANT Wood dispills4 Ins that Sinsumnied kw Ikons Piests-delpa. man M grew bres is embark lasemors WI Jearmeb•L r fallow: Willi LT FAOII uviternoc POI NSW TOIL "iiiiiiithia: iiiii•Wisi, - ipai is. - -- nu, rhorrom m: :l B 3a. CM OF SALTINOR Medamoq. Way 7. AM wary Medneeday. =46.11• 01,1 F 8 6 . WU. Oul X 011osok sposirdirs is fa, am, orooel 6 plow lachading ell proraslar ossiod. hisoosios = a ids sod the Wert.,re 41,Mas booked Ilwoosk so vow ailw Isior —Far flambe', panic:elan MrWILILiII INMAN. 11. WaiirMANd. Ltnapool. or to roll =M. a, Wag WdOssi.siceet. OW PITI"P8, GRIMM mad PRILLIPPB P in *yak vaderneatkned 1,9141ari sidemen as Mon : reiIIitOTTEZDAM. the RATAVIII. tram the Selfish and 1.4•19 a Pier Wharf. %swim, need &may mengew, el 11 UNP Oh /RD. every Thuridny mone& at 9 a.m. teen el Ur Tower. UV V K. Wedoteday evening, April tt, ban llonstrylows. Yves: a 2. tl. sad Ns. lamed at a tan and a half soak; itairay net. ven Bremen and Bremerhaven te nw open he the ereeveyame ut pmeengera and merchandise te iik."l:l4sumany 04 4 411Z1411111'10, tM TII A UM, April ft. tr Mat 44444 43 U. and CS 'Zs 1u be bilioned by the LONDON and OMAN RASA. a, op, 11111=::: i ► er to MILLI g'`. trAPV;;,: 0.... sad PRILLLI7B, ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSURANCE COMPANY. limalbbollffsfok LosObory. Idsjou. howlol Cap 41.16"0, 12,0ti0 Aims of /A limpoirefeJ by Veda' Aolo of rartloommo. Tit Milt notary illoodrik too. kooToo W. c. 11&=1/bagoo 41 an sm IlkoMbsgMb• Oborobollionk re Tuesday, the rm"' SIVTINONO. Two Thriasesti Now Ohms of Wyss, awe Pounds anik wore inalle4 se each of wilds al will bo dim TheMasa see pie r Jeseesey nod July . Alepoliemtleee Me Mires mil be merle on or hefore the 30th which Vie Awe Vet will be finally clewed, to Sown J• 1111•111111 mil ion, 10. Angel,unyt, Throl. onnerweitreek *elm he ta. anireay. li me A n WA TO the ELECTORS and NON-ILECTORB et Om 1101101J011 of LAMM& aamairnt.—A dapoiralam bon a large body al Marti galore boo ionised to Oa ooiod Tor didtrioras w Uri .4 1 . 8184 am' itoscfnaria Oat Yr. llompollb alma boa booms rams. and owe Om oar tbraamad *loom awl boasoladdrao ban aNaoloal rmr alamobarao so ma addinu la idiot, altar .. aanseer dupramollag Oa =OW sod *indoor, wain of yaldair amillibmo arm , wow oaposamb" tbcy Maar "dr* Ake sad p•IslIono or. veva woo' ea visa ray Nam o• ass a/ ao espalia kips, be padlomoot far dr _ _ finTsarshie as expreeeks at palled sad pwanslesadldesee Seers& .7 p i eclinnwleftwOls amdi esseggrism sae to implala distinctly and with unreserved bigiMelts Ike ANION) I expesibrove la an...plias this gentetala 11.1Abil posprol lacieutly and Willfully to bilis I the Yids= lad supsesbl• duties of representing the .scio ns palliest sad beat Isinista of y our p0p01.,0, I..orou i rs 'cold 'onager Mg sestella sacrificesaud them I honestly din I sin webs taw. mkt. I abs/1 be deemed worthy id being retseasol es rs lama of Commons through the Independent eill011.11:111114 at Os as. v.v. .f the ekel,,rs tbenweltes 1403 so risible that • condole. eso elected sale I. prsM lam isaussally honintratik and Justly proud pollen. bat I As= that evymple thin presented by • large ambegellisn wool' cot he utilisation/mace bellsibla sad sight 117.73.,,.. tend to i Iwo 1, ..red rennin§ the growing earrapthes and notortios ..h11,41.1 "f leitoral system, and to Improve ellSoo - the character of representative aasenshly. My sentiments op.. the leading iinestions of public Interest are so widely known. and their sincerity has Imes ao wend.o• rally sawed by my sides in a former Parliament, that they need no elaborate exposition A. an advanced Llbecil, I am in favour of er measure that will monote or otcore the chit rights, the aticW benefit, or the rellg.us freedom of all rink- I therefore advocate the exten sion of the electoral franchise. the vote by ballot, and, an an atisehel MOMIOI Of the i loin h of England, the total= bon of chorrh rat." and I r-orob rlttohe MO Of the first and moot Inapieratte duties of independent members of the lOW, him., to watch and c.ntrnl the impratlon of moan to noggin reslstittg thnse chest, t. oe unr. p oall y or opprernhely epee the trading and Industrial dame,. &el In bendy enforcing a cautious and rigid financial economy. I have the 10 Moll, 1. , he. Tour nbWeil and iibeillent servant, MiiiNTAGU CIIAMBILBS. Clittnpleue April 1.). 1•412. • _ _ MONKY.—Nob kanet t. gentlemen of property, Mutt re eetidied eAtate,, ,Ricers es Ap phy, awl other can be Immediately seeneuredeled with =Tit to = 1 :. der nt hand oely. Seeerel t• U nwed wpm freehold &ad ktoele.l.l rereenierra,life ledeereak ee Moth% Apply coulklentlaMy to Mr. sommos. a musts,* H AMILTON and KAM PTON, TAILORS, 14.4 STRAND. TIN NTH' COATISMA for the corning seaman are now ready, of width specimen moments are kept for inspection The tronser lags are In meat variety. and of %es Wes and patterns t►at ma ma he 'willed A wiect atosk of walkiver, lounging, said torer o:Ma are always on hand, at HAMILTON anil lIIMPTOYS, 105. Strand. oppneito Zader.ball. MR,. MILKS' (ALTRED WIBB MILES) 1011 W Prat NO AND ROMMIIt STOOL tor the Woefil•tenied hodcb ANGOLA lan TROI7OIBII. Ti sew replete sad ready tor haspectlen. RAW Troesere were originated by Mr. Miles, illicescaly Wilms te 73. BR. td k -STREET. 11.4 NOV uumpTARE wlio is not connected with any pence imitating sad Maw tides In his name. LITADIJS1101) litA VILMIVARY. 1041. ARARE COMBINATION. X lOWAN and SON hr: respectfully to remind the public that to every department id all their estahlsehroents the hhOel* Armee of eseeltria-e Is meortateil torah prices the most moderate. Their cetehrated 'NOVO . ): \ +APIA!: <I IT, adapted equally for infidel,. riding. travelllnr. or lootiroais, may he had In • Wipe variety of seasonahle and babinuatile materials, from 30e. 70a , This 1. universally a. Ina" ki he the cheapest and most serviceable out ever pro lucid Ti. he obtained only of K. MORN NMI SION, Men hant Teams, Habit Waken, Wo o llen Drapers, Batten, lloaaora, 11.4 rod 4 ho. makers. and General thanker& London Illonsee City iNtabllshmi - nt, 154, 154, 1.54 1.97 , )I.a.rir.. sa, 97, 9,4, go, Akisaw„ tnbad street !trench, IN. 507, Mk Wont street I. 7, 3. Bart-street. oeuirtned Breach, 137, 154, Tattenh ila ...In rind . Y,ct , Easton-road. country Een.blishments Sisellteld awl Bradford, Yorkshire Al artieira are wararrl fa plain Ilgures the lowest pricer, trots *MA se af.atemeat ran he taaale. Any Itrtiele set apyroverl of IsM Ise exchanger!, or the money rotersed. put b LAY el prior. with r rake s to soll.nesaurement, ad a patterns, on Latooolve preparation, have been made for the swim, It. NOWA sad atl'.lre establivhments ar e t h o e l l Mau rootlet at meet WI *Maeda; (sews; at outset, wise aois romorod mall 11 o'clock. NirrlVlL—The OTA111.1 4 111111:STS wlll be CUMED TNUI 11)A1' awl ltlllOllllllW, rJ r,opesed s irsdarday sonnilag as soma ANIEVNR FAILING RINIZDY. A.ltfOiTA Dlll.loEri mot LIVID TILID. prepared mkt. Sill W 31.1•11•W1a lorrrA.ertl fr.. the Hwy. ef Dr. Moak win toisti bwrakahl• to h.....!.. r fr.•• Direr ono. labew 111 41••thli. miwwas. diadem d ellek*e. he baba...a r. et writ. woo. • tunny ayartioit mdlehes. sod to •yeriller 0.1 the 1 .1..1, thry ue traty usesimb; mid Is t*. thy iit.imittb they mobs • ditOtaiww. tut stovrt,then the shale mown by it, lambert S. Jenoyn..trwri, mad by mil bbow. I. snd Itt• ciarip to oh rar Dr. letwo• awl Liver PUlko tb. pilmtn• Are armor, peuspadtaip. MID • Willkto lombrrt. - masted ..n 'be *ow - DR. BUCHAN'S INVIGORATING ISBINCE, kw Nene= lolisaUce sad Osumi Ilkaimr, et ewe suoiles rid bowlernia. w mead Oa mot .116111- Mei aaseliadm Own hy ••••••itcpuionot lesreamd si•••06. . oml • rolaelied orompolut lb. neseekr woo& owe ofll lons as•isika aid pews him Owns- Oda Pries par WOK es. Y., 11•. •• Imo Ike MK r lolmb k MAT sod _11). stmt. NM EWAN' el• JOZIATTII 00PAHLITZ.—Clopribe Sad Climb. am dodo= or Iu ipmairk brl Ibmbe Nay a a boyellew Orb mil bier. sal asorks aybaky mad womb dbirebesse. E. Jars Pm Is and wow sebly lbeambribilisayssole asztaressilly bseasse. by Imbew In * Ms Ommillas A Ibe lea bms beim allegbed by i s rats ani a t e =Z illis I = sose lbob • lbsimsd Mob is Pak abi imam =tMa. 11l Tbsoste, .y. mil IL Ilsighibms" o ere et lyitaps. Up* Mirk mil ZiPbb amis. _LinW a tkos. 0, =b. The boyshise, which Is le ism a • Slessis aam bk algal da :IVO, C e retli est=risosess. IN imporaie„ ia ea. ; as. st—sassa v. !tomb ebembl al lispsuriel IWEar g a alls el 011oolls. rods; mil WS slamiels "VRITHI CELEBRATED DERBY DAY is A: I. ON TIM at tM 1111211 OALLUY, 110. Pall4mll. Adialolus u..ua will also admit to OW Moab Isldbillis. EAII-DE•VIE.—Tbis Pure PALE BRANDY, Ifs pa *Won, la desnoootrolost . F osslysio, to bi b i = =boo boos oddity, sad very to roost Corm la Transit bottles, por dos ; of lo s mos mod to be •=4121 HIM= sad Co. ll , l tlld=vels, Illadderi. Saner% C. raßZ,—Pale Name SHERRY, 24a. per dos. liallway .anise. pat Rectemolot with 13151 T and Co., Minim dad lopwrisfe. ei r= Ma, IC. NOTION to FAMILIFR— Moro rs. TAYLOR had to *Abell their lid of pried id Ye bid ordoin& Clkode of tba east quality, per lb vb., Ameba& ed. le Md.: Clinanda Md. to N. Cheddar . Yt. to N. did added Ordent RIA ; Ridareato. l& 4d. Mild Dom (bp de dds or bolt. IA MO god Road, 104 Ott la . laud MO& la 4g. lot Yost Rama old. to gl. seam ditto item lbs. to Wllbs..N. do Taegyar, b. to to. di. sod. Young herd 21. to IL to. Iry (Agora So.—W. oini J. C. TAYLOR, le, Ltd, .onoglarnet. Ooldebagonre, W. waded wpm dr adds dilly. Psad & BET US HAVE OPENED . ADINTIONAL AND rum EXTENSIVE PIJLIAIDEK Na IN. OXFORD-STREET Nowt, oppnitie Boodotreet , moittou with thelr Cfl Prostitto, 1/1 t< 95. CITT-ROAD. TRIAL ABOUT TO FIIRNISH sto rorposttally mediated I. Wood thdr ood need SUM of first-cioas Fontltort at WY Establislitoonto. GOODS CARRIAGE FREE TO ANY PART OF THE lltMeMd KINGDOM. Catolososo mods sad post boa "EXCELLENT= BIJOUTIERDI COURANTE. MODEMS lIPMCIAUX 1 I•IitqI7I."—IIATIIEL NroN sod bIOGININ. baying bean bea arab • yew lts Nodal at tb• Yiyis Grialomat itzbibtlios imim amaimabal ab". lait altatr 00 6" %l a tiAlM a r r azioadra P =S o a: .1 T. made ea NW pruritus. WATERNITON and 111013DVI,Goblaallba IlisamboAary, N 114 Eatabbabad A.D. MIL Aaswa ill." = " dhabs Cr" =etellery tot la. lack N.B. Ws aiabildmaa Is demi al • la tb• • mains sad ea Mataidays aa I Waist AFM HEAD d HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers, and Museseitioe ere reellsod by the use of ROWLANDS' YACARBAR. OIL lids shank Migrant, and pillared oil Is Wee, un to bige repute Ice Its precedented success during Ye yeasele protesting the growth, re toeing, sad beauti fying the hums Mir. It perrenlo hair trees tansig of or turn ing WV. steutatheas week lot. sissms•M him am( sad dandriff. and seise it bsaatlhlb eef%pealN, sedge:my. Per children It t. especially rocemssomled. as the bale of • Issardltol Mad of hair. Is al Amiss II sake dispiaps its la eompareble malts, and has loos bees se istabliasd Lucerne la India. Price 3s ed. , 75., Ito N., pest to tour sill, and Us. put hulls Sold by A. ILOWLAND rad SON& Raltosiouties, sad by elasetate and portamint—Ask Isr larriaatte Matesaist 00. WITH the GARDENERS' CHRONICLE and AGRICULTURAL GA/ATTE of SATURDAY. An 11. will he presented a chromo-lithoeraphic PLAN of meal Me POLYCHROME FRIEZES In the Gardens of the Royal Ifortlcaltaral Society at *Mb Kensington, with nix is. stria bons for executing each work, in the embellishment of geornetriral and other tendons. Sent free ler six damps.- 01114. v. al. Wallingtowstrest. ClovenEgarden, W.C. This day. Serer bakes Mee la THE LAST of 'be CAB. By GusrAvs Amain. Author of " Prairie Mower," ie. TOY entirely eriketnal week la complete in Itself. and relates to adventures unparalleled In taring, novelty. peril. and iriaternriee. It Is equal in intensity to the "Test et the Melons," bet sopa nor to it in Interest and variety at McNutt London : Ward and Look US. lbstatnailt. Tidetirc_ Never before printed Prke Id. aeopiste. HUNTED to DEATH ; or, Life in Two I•s4berea Lave and Adventure. iodw c ~vr~ ua I.uk IC. Yi.M-.tnec D/L CURTIE ON NIZVOUSNEiIa. 111111 MAL DEBILITY. Ma. Jost potholes& rise la, post tree tram the Author tar Haas" A. MEDICAL ESSAY on tks CAUSE and CUM*/ PREMATURE DECLINE is MAN, with plata directions for perte4 restoration to health and vigour. the result or twenty eve years' encreestal practice la the treatment of those peculiar nervous and imitated diseases which tend to embitter and shorten Ufa By Dr. J. L. Court.. AlbemarleatreeS, Piccadilly. London. Cotwaßatlone, 10 ME; sad 6to a " We fee; N.:heats/Mein la yinathareMaemember of society by whom the bout will not be food asstni—whetherflach person society the relation of parent, preceptor. or CIIMIMAIL —Mau. Landon Mann. Al. Cornlitli and J. Allen. Bk. Warwick-law. TO the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED.— .11. A itool ow this sob, -ftt will be forwarded, gratis, to the tabled. All persons suffering from the ordinary ailementa of seakloal should at once send • stamped directed envelope to Urn C. IL, I, Edith street, liackuey.road, London, when a copy will be immediately returned. Juni published, Floe le., Selo Edition, by pod It stamps THE SCIENCE of LIFE : or, How to Live, and What to Live For: Explanatory of the Mysteries of Man's Ezisfintea, and the various Phenomena at fee With loireellicso M aiming Health and Strength: sad Remarks es the Tradasst of Moonier' loetdostal to ~odestsey WA By a nrnicus et sco years' practice. Commits—The Physical Education of Early Life—The Art at Pndoorilas Life—The theory of Digestion—Theilionsoh and Its Milloaltioe—The Millisatine of the Affections and Itessbatioa at tho Parodons—Nornmo Moonier', Sc., de. leaMa: Mann. $3. CArnhlll. arid all lannimellsea Now ready, price la, post free 14 stamps, or fa a sealed 1111110. EXHAUSTION. le Gimps, a popular 'medical wort cm NERVOUS VITA V ITALIB, illustrated with 100 Engravings from Life (of cases attended at the Hetet Dieu, Paris, and other finagle/a), descriptive of the baneful effects consequent epos the men and excesses of youth and maturity. By Member of the Royal Collage 44 Surgeons, England, and Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, re ' Watered under the new Medical Act, who may he consulted at his residents, 44 A, Maddolotrest, Regent-street, London, W. 'opposite the aide of At Georges Church), daily, 11 till 2, and fiwa 6 lin 8' 888,18 )8. II till I. To be had direct as above, and from all Imalastien la Patantoeter-row, Leedom A VILLAGE CO-OPlitArtrl SOCIETY. Os the 10th inst. Mr. John Jarman delivered a laden se the history and experience el the alpstone Co °pandit,. Society, of which he is the mensger. With the exception of the chairman, Mr. W. Bilious, and a few others, the spacious room was filled with the working classes of both sexes. The lecturer said that bathe spring of 1661 • few of the working men in Clipatone called • meet. leg, and afterwards admired the village, obtaining thirty four members and a subscribed capital of 341. 175., which led to the commencement of Madness on the 7.Rth of June last. The village was much excited, and the bakers sunk the broad, and the butchers their meat. That only helped them se, and they took the first two nights the stores were opened eight guineas. Durum the first quarter the returns avenged 151. per week, and after payment of =tawniest expenses they had • dividend of Is. rid. in the pound to pay to all purchasers who were shareholders. Sendai new members joiued, arid several other articles were thee added to their stores. The second quarter they contracted for heir meat, end they had bees buying the best beef and mutton at 6d. per pound all the winter. Their sales that quarter animated to 277/. 7s. 101 d., averaging more than 204 per week, and the dividend to perchamers was Is. 9d. in the pound. The weekly Wes, exclusive of 110111111 t, were now upwards of 231.. and lent quarter's returns wee. 3lid. tea. 70., Rod after discharging all expenses. and paying five per coat. kith* shareholders, they were able to Owe the members 2.4 in the potted on the whole of their =rdOne member has paid is fia, ; he has with s:, and has 2/. 3s. left in. The profit of another lee bow X. 14s. 4d. ; another, 21. 14e. ; another. 11. biba ; end some others exceed 21. In the third figairwr. Imitsmded, the dividend retuned to one member w og gga ; enesher Zia fid.; and three °then over 20s. They yen now dealing. besides paying expenses of management, *a, 100/. per annum. They did sot sell inferior arti• ale to es this, and the society bad do ne goo d to the whole of the vines, by cheapening the daily necessarica of life. They bed 62 members, and a capital of ItJ/. After the leates• itssitioss were freely imbed and objectless stated. Thousving been satisfactorily answond, A venial Osaka to the lecturer and the zhair' man terra. sated the seetreg. TITS JUDGER AND CORPOKA7ION AT ST. PAIWIL gooey years peet rig2 =y:or ceaturise. it bee been the easier of bar 34 Wpm. the Led Sheriffe. and Comets el the aby el to mooed orrice ot St. Peers Oalbeilool es Ibe, eflesseee of the bat Secday a &Aft .ell Welly Moo Yoke. de y thet aeneet ceremooy . ci dispos Wye " wee bob ebiened. It usealtel tbe ar4. thebr lewl elip meld set be preesel es lie day wissediai female% bet Mel they wall be bo undergo tbe mod es &way me& Illee rune time @Mir wee mammas the *de digoitaries, 'be mem ib lb elwobeeoh. aimed the trash& et taking their places is their ealhe LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL . 91, Mei TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCL (manes Ts Lamm) ITALY. TI MIN, Aram V. The subscription opened at Milan for 9,.systein of great canal irrigation for . 'Upper Italy is assufding the dimensions of a 110.4iOna subscription. The support of theslandhbaders has given it a considdr: able impulse. ROME. Arta 20. The Pripe gave a solemn benediction (urbi et orb') in the Vatican to-day. The whole of the French and Pontifical troops were present. An immeuae crowd assembled, and shouts were raised of " Res it Pape 1" ItRESCIA , Aran. 19, Erasure. Garibaldi has recovered from his slight indispo sition, aid will proceed on his mission of founding the Bale Associationiai the Italian towns. RUSSIA. BT. PITERSBURO, Ann. 20. The Jownial de .11. Petersbourg, of to-day, contains Impctial decree, ordering that fn future the birthdays and name days of the Grand Dukes shall always be celebrated on the Sunday following the day on which they fall. The celebration of the anniversaries of national victories is abolished, ' except in the case of the anniversary of the battle of Paltow►. The Btirsen Zeituag, of to-day, publishes an Im perial decree, according to which parcels forwarded through the post to foreign countries will no longer be subject to the control of the custom-house authorities. BEB1.111; Aram 19. A private letter of the 16th, received here from St. Petersburg, states that the Council of Ministers has accepted two important propositions of M. de Vialniew, the Minister of the Interior. The first of these propositions was for accelerating the libera tion of the serfs, the second for creating a parlia mentary representation of the country. The discus sion of these propositions by the Council of the Empire was postponed on account of the Easter holidays. THE HERZEGOVINA. RAGI7BA, APLL 19. Sanguinary skirmishes between the Turkish troops and the insurgents and Montenegrins took place on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday this week. Dervisch Paella has entrenched himself in Niksisch. RAGUSA, Ann 20. In the battle which took piece on the 16th iuet between the Turks, under the command of Dervisch Packs, and the insurgents and Montenegrins, the former lest 30 officers and 900 men, and the latter 400 mem and several officers. THE MEXICAN INTERVENTION. MADRID, Aria 19. The news that the Spaniah troops were about to leave Mexico is unfounded. They will not quit that country until the satisfaction demanded by Spain from the Mexican government has been ob tained. SAXONY. DRESDEN, Aran. 19, Emma. The official Dresden journal of to-day announces that the King has sanctioned the accession of Saxony to the Franco-Prussian commercial treaty., and that an extraordinary sitting of the Diet will be held, in which this measure will be submitted for approval. The ems journal states that no communication whatever had been received from the Austrian go vernment since the conclusion of this treaty, as has been asserted by some German papers. INDIA. (By telegraph be PAM de Galls.) CALCI3TTA, Muses 31. Shirtinp unchanged. Mule twist, 40'., active and advancing. Indigo unchanged. Copper firm, but little doing. Saltpetre quiet. Linseed firm, but little doing. Exelianpi : Barings' credits, 28. Odd. Government securities : Four per Ceuta., 11f die. ; ditto Five per Ceuta., 1011. Freights quiet. CHINA. CANTON, Yawn 15. It is rumoured that the rebels intend to attack Foo-chow-foo. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Grey ahirtinge unchanged. Water twist advanc ing. Tea active and advancing ; total export, 83,061,0001 be. Exchange on London, 4a. 61d. SHANGHAI, MAiICH 7. Grey shirtings advancing. Tea dull. Silk active and advancing ; No. 3 Taatlee, 370 to 380 ; settle ments in fortnight, 4,000 bales; export to date, 53,800 bales. Exchange on Loudon, 6s. 1/d. ; on India, 296 rs. Freights for tea, 100 s. ; for silk, 140 a. THE OUTWARD INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN SOUTHAMPTON, Ann. 20. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam skip Ripon, Captain Christian, sailed hams this morning with the as& for Gibraltar, the liodliarranoan, Egypt, Aden, Cbryloe, India (szespt Bombay), Ohm, hlauntios, Australia, and New Zealand ; together with 41 amt. sad 31 second elms pammgars, amongst whom are Lieutenant the 800. A. Hamilton, R.N. • Lieutosants Harked, Nicolls, sod Chapman, RN. ; Ma j or Maim Lieutenant Valiant's , Captain Pearson, Major Granville, OapWa Sm., sant Buckle, Major von Elirsubsemso. and Staff Aiwistani- Sur-sons Staples sod Chimes . no Ripon took on freight specie value 1711,373/. 16a. 84. for the following porta—via., Mauritius, jewellery, 185/. Cayloe, *overages, 8,0001. Madras, bar silver, 4001.; gold cola, 7,825/. 10a. ; geld thread, watches, do., 1,8451. 10s. Cabinda', tar silver, 19,7231. ; gold thread, jewellery, kc., 562/. Pe dol lars. 1,0101. Bs. 4d. ; sovereigns, 1,0001. Singapore, 10,2401. ; gold coin, 4,6051. Hoag Kong, bar silver, 11,5004 ; dollars, 70,1881. 13s. 4d. ; gold thread, jewellery, kc., 3981. Foochow, dollar., 1,5751. Shanghai, dollars, 35,515/. ; watchea, 1001. Hobson's Bay, jewoUrry, Sm., 1,1481. 15s. tt eLtrellery, 2,5571 . Also a full cargo of ganoral TIM GREAT AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITION IN BATTU/IRA-PAM—The site for this year's exhibition, Bat tens. Park, has Dow been selected, and is in coarse of pre paration. The show is to be held from the 23rd Jose till the 2nd July next, and is addition to the various layers and booths fur the reception Lod exhibition of cattle, there will be nearly two miles of implement sheds, and so large a quantity of machinery in motion that it will occupy a space extending to nearly so additional mile. On the week occasion, the ramifications of the society will beszleadsl much further than previously, and the exbibiliOn will be in fact an international cattle show—that is to ssy in addition to the usual prime for English breeds been doubled in amoant there will be also prises cierediumonnt. mg to upwards of 7001. for foredo breech. Al reedy, it is stated that entries have been made for noiseroue spades= from Fru" Italy , Beigium, Holland, Prussia, Run* Austria, and free Ame&s sad several of our colonies. Nor is the Dhow Ws year to be confined to the usual sped• nuins et mtge r sheep. pigs, sod ismshisery, as thaw will be s bone show ia °Defused= therewith, comywhiss MRS Ai the finest thorough bred skid home hostess. sad tart etalliona, &c ., la the *mid. The Heil Coupes, have edema fete es the Ileriate I* hopreveneet el Ile Bali et the Odes =sr • dog show at their *media eetibilphoesi for which they are to emirs a reatd el 7504 idtheesh the budding may not by taint thee be lkasheil.-- Obeeter. PiLiaVinheaseq—HoLLoW•l•ll OTATIMIf AND —Ws mallato— by dry iso mod doom ism sialemellams, tad mod lailmo• ransali• taw di Garr away... awn beta Is vela Yellow vdirk soil ell ametpllaie ft ••••,_ mei lot lap. vaadtaapall• bill amelmmi.d"-••••Nalk la a dart tiort tallo mg •= l 7• tr= LI s *sr almosina est = ales simalialla som at tapa a• Tla nod •••11maid• omrliollo ltum mom vlimsdrou• ittrostol to • orb sal 'lnds 11 satailea ••••••• • theme* loam as somotsb• tn• owe ostia sitar as tilisa mommed THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. . The.holiday on Good Friday at the Exhibition wee practically extended to Saturday, and there is little prospect of much work beingjlone on to-day I std to-morrow. Easter is always a period of enjoy ment with the British artisan, and this year fine nenither comes to justify his Wiesen. The clatter of EON hammersin shoat the &Wiling will pro not be heard again in RIM vigour 'until the of .the week, and the Erhthitinii mitimers ," . ,,e ng nervous about their preparations. The of half-built cases which choke up every ,' and passage, the piles of shavings, the 1 7 •. , trophies, the quenelle about 'os be „teem exhibitors and supeeintendents, and the die- 1 E Mt ahont free - tickets between-the exhibitors and , ounissioners ; the immense mass of divided which no central authority can control or urea note, with a hundred other disturbing infiuenees make Mr. Sandfixd's managership anything but a bed of ' ream Not more than seven clear working days new remain before the curtain will be drawn up upon the industrial drama, and upon the character of the show, and the enthusiasm excited by the opening will largely depend the financial amass of the undertaking . The speculation this time is *lighted with a • ' whiela will met tientelimea as much as the crystal alsoe of 1861 ; and, on the other hand, it is aided by a magnificent suite of picture galleries unequalled in England, and con taining such a collection of art as no one ever saw I gathered before under one roof. We are not allowed at present to speak in detail of these trea sures, or of the way in which they are being set out, as the commissioners prefer to take any adver- Cement which the press can give them after the formal day of opening in one gulp. The details of the opening ceremony, as far as they have been published, have probably not had much perceptible effect upon the sale of season tickets, and it is generally felt that the lees said about the pageant the better. The music will be effective ; the grand orchestral amphitheatre, filled with fifteen hundred singers and instrumentalists, will be grand and imposing ; but much of the state frippery put down in the programme can only give satisfaction to doorkeepers and beadles. It is the popular patronage of the multitude that will make the Exhibition pay, as it is the hard-handed indus ta7 of the multitude that has filled the building with its treasures. The show, by a concatenation of circumstances and designs, has been opened in an aristocratic suburb, but woe upon it if it had to depend entirely upon aristocratic support. Let the state opening, therefore, be got through as quickly as possible ; the prayers be as short and decent as befits the occasion ; the honours be scattered to those who prize them and deserve them, and the covering be taken off the goods and the counters dusted for business. Most of the leading Exhibition managers are men whose names inspire public respect and confidence ; one, at least, has been already prominently honoured for high public virtues • and if these gentlemen only pull together with b usiness-like harmony there can be little danger that the second Exhibition will be less suc easeful than the first. Above all, let them make no show of being above their companions and their work, and let them avoid any sympathetic con nexion with a nest-building clique who are famous for dilktonti jobbery an moll y-coddling in art. Aa great advertising machines theme international exhibitions may be organised once in ten, or men once in five years, but only for pure trad ing purposes, and a semi-universal stook taking survey. Any attempt to make them engines for founding fresh government departments will only kill the productive goose the sellith mammas for applying the lint surplus in 1851 having thrown great difficulties in the way of making a second in 1862. The present Exhibition will be far superior to the former one, with leas of false gloss and remain* about it, and the world is now wise enough to take these displays for exactly what they are worth. While we write, we believe the details of the opening ceremony have been laid before her Ma jesty at Osborne ' and if any royal improvement can be suggested in them we shall accept it with pleasure. We cannot forget that the late Prince Consort consolidated his well-earned popularity by the prominent part which he took in industrial ex hibitions, or that the present display was largely framed to introduce the Prince of Wales to the country on his arriving at his majority. Without any servile attendance in royal ante-chambers, the manufacturing and trading interests are always willing to be patronized by the great, though they have sufficient self-reliance and elasticity to thrive even without this distinguished mirk of favour. A correspondent of the commissioners, who is evidently thinking of the state ceremony, has made a very liberal offer of an amiable giant between eight and nine feet high, who, he thinks, would do for a gentleman usher. There is no doubt that if the description of him be correct, his calves would do more justice to the conventional court costume than the shrivelled legs of some of those distin guished exhibition officials who in 1851 were obliged to sue for permission to wear trousers. The com missioners have had almost everything offered to them for the Ist of May, from • travelling circus to a deformed chicken, and it has only been from the extreme scarceness of the article that the ori ginal spotted boy has not made his appearance, Every showman thinks that his own property is the most attractive, and that there are more ways of making an exhibition pay than by a mixture of Exeter-hall and the workshop. Those who have not had an opportunity of visit ing the building lately may be anxious to know what it looks like in its present state, and without attempting to make a graphic picture, we may try to satisfy them. The prospect from any command lug point, such as the orchestra, some of the gal leries, or the raised floor under the donice—particu larly the eastern dome—impresses the spectator with a belief that he is standing in a cathedral which has been made a place of refuge for half the goods of the earth. It VI not difficult to imagine that outside the building exists a town in a hot state of siege, &Atha all the valuables and invaluables the scared inhabitants have been hastily gathered up and crowded into the nave and transepta,. to be saved from the destroyers. If you turn in one direction you get a view of an enormous broker's shop, where pictures, four-post bedsteads, washing stands, clocks, and statues are jammed together m the most admired disorder. On one side you see piles of richly grained woods aide by aide with bottles of food samples looking like physic, casks of tallow and wine, inlaid tables, and rough and reedy trophies of colonial produce, one of which reminds us of the famous greasy pole which we remember in our childhood. Looking over • gallery in one direction, you see a number of men strug gling to build what appears to be a wooden show, very much like the late Mr. Richardson's ; in another direction you see an open space filled with packages of all sizes and shapes, like • quay on the river-side, or a warehouse in the London Docks ; in another direction you see a number of men stand ing knee-deep in drain-pipes, filters, leaden tanks, and earthenware pawn as if they were doctoring a house whose system was out of order ; or you may look down on what appears to be a bustling town of low-roofed shops placed very clew together. Struggling along the crowded passagan you pain through or by a number of little teem, nose and, with the ornamental, others with the • A stained glass window looks down, per haps; on coppers, stoves, or kitchen ranges ; or • *huge cannon, bright and mounted for action, is directed full in the face of mirrors and high-art china. At one end of the building an elaborately carved pulpit, intended for nothing short of an archbishop, is placed in such a position over a group of Theis and ceramic works of art, that it look, like an auctioneer's iostrum'ready for busi were. Standing under the western dome, and looking through the arches under the northern window of the transept, you see a misty vista of ilbormoua leng th, with giant forms in steel and iron. This is the machinery annexe--a place' thai would delight the Cyclops—and where our friend the giant (before alluded to) would form a very useful and appropriate door-keeper. The size of the whole buil din g oars only be realised by walk ing or pushing theoggh it, or by looking at the I diminished forms of the visitors as they sore about in the distance. The attractions of the eastern annexe are very varied if it were possible to get at them, but the hollow way under the entrance to the Horticul torsi-garden/ and the incline up into this building are at present so choked with heavy castings and huge mineralogical specimens, that few visitors know what lies - beyond. The long avenue which will contain the chemicel and food products, under Mr. Quin 'S charge—a trophy of crystals—and specimens of fruits from every quarter of the globe, will be one of the most attractive portions of the general display • and the agricultural avenue , which runs paral l el with this, is fi lled with almost ! every farming ..end gardening implement and structure ever invented. Many of these aids to thigh farming are very graceful and ornamental, and the name of Mr. T. Brandreth Gibbs, the manager of this department, is a guarantee that nothing of any value has been omitted. The most important introduction since 1851 has been the application of steam to the cultivation of the soil ; for although steam ploughing was known before that date, and a pteam plough was shown at the first Exhibition, its practical adaptation to the purposes of the farm has taken place since that period. The next great improvement has been in reaping -machines for grain crops, and mowing machines for 'natural and artificial grasses. The threshing machines also show great improvements, and the most interesting novelty is the straw thatch weaving machine, which is a modification of the loom, work i ng the straw into a portable cover ing. This branch of the Exhibition is divided into five classes, comprising machines adapted to the tillage and drainage of the soil, the culture of the soil and harvesting of crops, preparation of grain for market, and of food for cattle, miscellaneous machines, and horticultural machines. Most of these machines will be shown in the exhibitors' stands, with models and diagrams illustrating the manner of working them. We must correct an error that we made in de scribing Mr. Benson's clock on Saturday. It stands in the central avenue, and not in the central tower. The dial is over that tower ; but the gigantic works, which have cost several thousand pounds, form one of the most ingenious trophies in the building. SPORTING' INTELLIGENCE. THE NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEMTING. [Stamped, Id. Additional) TO TUT TWOS OF Tall IMPTIOS. Eirn,—They commence Latham for the season at headquarters with • capital programme, four dozen items being comprised in the bill of fare ; end if the majority of those closed have poor entries, they are far from the cer tainties the talents generally make of them. A moat la portant addition km bees wade to the programme in the Derby Trial &thee, Said to take place on Wednesday, sad the result et that dementer will, perhaps, seriously influence the Derby and Two Thema& several other events being equally important in this particular. Picador, the lady Evelyn colt, Exchequer, Gemee, Tart of Surrey, Ashford, Duke leak, Casectacus, Welcome, Caswell, Citadel, Ellasigewen, Tolurno, Hobert, Laughing Stook, Old Calabar, Vanguard, Argonaut, Bull's-eye, The Knave, Ensign, Cellerioa, Akhymist, Marble Hill, Buckets ' ham, Clockmaksr, Star of the West, Winger's, Tuscarora. Hurricane, and Lacydes, who have all been backed for either one event or the other, have engagements to meet is some of the thirty-fia races complete, as well as several Chester Cup mucks, i.e., Agag, Forwater, Royallieu, Caller Cu, Hadji Stenos, do., and their doings may give ruch an impetus to speculation that the little betting there has been this year up to the present time may be mom than made up for, if only a third of the lot enumerated above put in an appearance. Consequently the Craven sating of 1862 ought to torn out more interesting than any edits preheat aces, and if the elongate are only propitious its imam will be reduced to a certainty. On Holi day there is a three-year old Sweepstakes I. which Exchequer, Apg, Morocco, Harlequin, Xurullo, and Picador comprise the public pedalos's engaged with a 4lb allowance each, while the Dark Loyal (bred in hence), a colt out of the Drake's &a and the lady Evelyn colt, all any the full weight. The latter has been backed for the Derb , and Agag for the Chester Cup, so that Exchequer and Pioeadar, who have both dose respectably, may give their friends an ids' of what preteutions they have. I have an idea, however, neither can beat this pair, and Pic. ceder will have my ecided preference if be has only im posed, ea he promised to do last season. In the half-mile liti o v . ipstakes, Biondelle hes only to beat Bertha, having dis of and Baliverne at Northam ton, and over the if-mile she ought to triumph. Scandal must have win tared very badly if she mina beat Chieftain's Daughter for the Itiddlesworth, and the twe free handicaps may fell to Lett7 Long and Little Lady, whose meet dangerous an Tom Sayers and Soutkpoet, have too uncertain tempera for me to trust them. Oa Tuesday there will be some Ant-rate sport, and the Banal for 3-yr-olds will afford Caradecaa a fairer chases than he bad at Epsom of displaying hi real capabilities. There are many great guns opposed to him ; soma if Tolurno (lame) ad Hubert should be absentees, as is gene rally expected, there are several to try hie mettle, the dark Gomm, Ellangewan, Citadel, and Tomer= reputations, while the Brotherto Xing of well, Duke Rollo, and &pram have sot dome badly in public • and I question whether the performances of the I Splitath colt, Weloome, Ashford, or Earl of Su Y like their best. Still, emotes:au is entitled suffrages of all who follow good looks, end may *WWII may fear to oppose him, although if Magmas and Duke Rollo enter the lists, he moat sot exwt to have it all j his own way. The Sale Stakes ie another rain for three year-olds, and the mile ad a quarter will try the mettle of The Knave (let 101 b), Ensign (Ist 101 b), Camas (Set 71b), Bull's-eye (Bst 41b), Brenchlinater ( Ist 11b), and Q.E.D. (let), • the lot having only to start for the race to become a most impotent one ; however, that more than ate of the three duet-reamed will show Is very doubtful, and Nage has es failed to iamenn in the ratio I anticipated • few months back, being ' leggy" as ever, that it may be for Q.E.D. to rake the prise Dark who. The Newmarket Bindings, about one mile and three-quarters, has only men about one-third of its forty four acceptors run through since the weights were published, Olduainster, Aurelian, Fleur , , Prince Plausible, South La. aware, Finlande, Highflyer, Atropia, ' Wombat, Map= Baum, the Babette filly, Mahala, Chris- Ducat, Watehfire, Thunderstorm, ruiphooe, te e ter, and Sappho comprising the lot that have been out, • and Finlaude , Higbilyer, the Babette fi ll y, and Dula loc k the bail of the bunch, it requiring a startling spent of revisor ream* for any of the others to have a ammo, although several may out is again, Aurelian, Atropie, Magnum Bouum, Watchfire, and &oho or Sappho being prolialAe runners. Of the remaining two dozen, Car. hisser, Gabrielle d'Estrees, Benham lam, Captain Fortibus, Milliesaire, Stanton, Admit& Thn Whittler, Begonia, Gorse, Victor, an d Yana look "in the nice" on it being not impossible Gabrielle and the Captain will do battle for their companions, Finlande and the Babette filly. There " may thus be nearly a score of runners, despite the few backed, the two French mares, Yana, Ducat, Oarbineer, fitaatoo, ad • Victor comprising all that have been supported with any spirit. The public appear to have spoiled the only real "good thing" that presented I itself, having been in too gnat a hurry to get og Finland* after her rue in the l&tmptiitea, and the Moaners 1 henna got Matter first taeurite. They are both particularly formidable, and yet the old adage "Bo tams two stools," ha, may be verified alms the Frank mos try with their heat, which is warloultitilly Mande. Ming this oontageray, B would be rierei WINO DOI* I of rhea 1 re positive we did set Aso the hoelose as = reatietantoa may prove more this a NW* Sr aloe over this distanee. The other usher sin trammed up, for Old Weber and Yar6lm Iwo to msoet rot year's mars to via their and Bill has improved emu** baler Pritillessii• • map at lie mere,. • - Oa Wednesday the Column must eve playa to the Derby Trial Stakes, _ mile mad a bait and fear- -yrolde which will be reteeted by ere dale animals. The 'no had a& Aster* (Sr HSI (lath, The Roo getiltis Hatit tie, Rabb Nemesis Vet Sib), WdeUe sreee ((Sot Dices (84 10lb) ; sad arose the yoeuarre we tree Heave, Hedge, sad he, Tr each, sad Otookieeker, the Jug/belies ash, Oasis% Star of the Wray sad Teo eamaiaasisithdee a ani Star t "irbstlinerivellbllsikheof24l3°l4:sawareitiliatmeati:taiaiabssaaaltrowes"anabseater Knave might do the best among the thrthyr-olde, unless Ifir. Merry should trust Rumley in preference. He, however, cannot be expoeted to compete with RoyaDieu, who has trained into a magnificent form-year-old, sod with so much the best of the weights ought to win, while Asteroid and The Roe may dispose of all the others. For the Column, Lorelei the to beat Booloolumn, Costa, and Welcome, and as she meets Old Oslabsz on Thursday, her style of doing so will be carefully watched ; but little im 4pertanse altholses to the other events in the day's list, which may result in favour of Btillerino, Bandage, :&etta• rim, Quails Illintheth, and Loiterer, respeetlvely, the sweepstakes reduced to a match being quite unworthy of soothe. A discussion in detail of Thursday's and Friday's razes is tiossiessary, m there are very few tilt to oppose Caller On in the Third Biennial, while the Asks Proclaim is subject to the previous' performances of Ywesdar and Beekenham 'Humane befog the best of the three), and the T. Y.C. Sweepstakes to the mania of Ihrfalls, Ahit., and Brother to King of Diamwd, , lnman Fairwater, the Breave Livioptone, and King of the Forest have easy joke on them on Thursday, end Old Oalater b equally fortunate, for he has only to lbeat Lorelei and Ceuta, when they will allow him a walk over for the Beeielegtell on Friday. The Port Stakes is but a matter of Smith for Kettledrum ; Hurley and the Clarkin colt being left to fight out the second money ; and Lord Stamford hoe aHO soya. sweepstakes to pick up, having nominated-two eon of the Ave subs. The Free Handicap looks a near Ming be tween the Inibente filly, Ssiburbsn, and Cosmopolite, who hawk aa t i rrad r z e gzkia Once the weiglits2= bon the two en and may play the none game here, wret en tr b aburban will have hisman dangerous opponent out of the way.—l am, he., urrEca. The Craven meeting will be marked by incidente of extra ordinary in:monsoon. Although the racing will not be reneddisle for its 'bandanas, yet it will be keg remora bend ea eesoust of the great iatereste which it involves. Amens* the animals that have enpgemeets daring the week. an Old Geier, the first favourite for the Two Thousand ; Kettledrum, the winner of the Derby, sad Caller On, the St. Leger victrix. Several two-yr de, with whine reputation report has been favourably busy, are also expected to show amongst the competitors. The rung, however, will not be the sole attraction to nein men, for it will occasion certain inci dental movements is 0011Deil00 with coming events that may dimt the current of, or send into sew channels, on the Two Thousand, Chester Cup, and Derby. Cstewards of the Jockey Club, too, will not experience as idle week, for their time and attention will be fully occupied by much routine business, such as the passing of accounts for the racist year, &c., and several important questions which regain immediate consideradou and a prompt solution. The annual meeting of the Jitney Club will be held Liter the races on Wednesday, sad the result of the evening's deliberations will be anticipated with much curiosity. The Croegh Patrick medal which took piece at Goodwood last year will, it is expected, be ex plained by the answer of kr. Blake to the letter addressed to hint in pionmans of the resolution nand on the nun day in the Houghton meeting. An attempt will also be made to bring the juvenile jockeys under control, by giving the stewards the power of suspending them for • first offence for any period not exceeding next year. Count itatillyany will &Imbed' forward a motion to make " the stewards' end= flea] at all race meetings in the full ac ceptatioe of the word. The very vexed question of the startership will, perhaps, be brought under consideration by Yr. Aka:ander% very notice fora substitute in the gOOO of Yr. M'George, A new steward of the Jockey Club will be elected in place of Admiral Rens, who retiree ht rotation, end a member of the Dentin& Feed will be aided se a substitute for the Fail of Zetland, who retires by rotation. The programme comprises fifty proposed and standing ts. The proceedings will - to-day be somewhat Il utt ig t:re i %Ting, but all shortcomings will be fully oompen ' sated for by the abundant promise of sport which Tuesday's list presents. The special train yesterday conveyed a large majority of the patrons of the turf to Newmarket. MANCHESTER I3TEK SATURDAY._ A RANDICLP HuarnmiatTmSi 5 sows. each, with 25 added winnows 71b extra ; mooed to save his stakes. About two miles. 7. Wright's Nosegay, 6 yrs, 10st flb (Palmer) 1 Mr. C. Coburn's Joe Maley, 6 rs, 914 51b (ear Est Ilib) ( ) J. Matey Mr. MMrce4ey's Daisy ging, 6 yrs, lOst (Mr. Thaws) Mr. Cares Ebro, 5 yrs, lost (Cowry) 4 Mr. Newport's Dekianan (h-b', 6 yrs, let Tlb . Price) 0 Batting : 6t04 as Nosqpy, and 4to each apt Joe Maley sod Daisy Mop Wo n by a neck ; several lengths between amend and thud. TO TRIAL HANDSOAP d 3 mom. each, with 20 added ; the mood to Nam his sinks ; wiaaers bib extra. About one mile (oss the gat). Mr. Meiveriey's I[lll or Curs, 9 yrs, ist 121 b (Inc 516 en) (Midgley) Mr. Lincoln's Nightingide, yrs, art 916 (Gardner) 2 Mr. tanth's,Oarlbeldi. t yrs, 6st 71b (M.N. rmark ) Mr. Phillips's Harrist,4 yrs, tat 21b (Psrkinaon) 4 Betting : 6 to 4 apt Nightingale, 5 to 2 apt Harriet, 3 to 1 apt Hill or Owe, sad 4 to 1 apt Garnish/I. Won by a length a had fou ; halt a leapit between second and third ; Harriet rth. Tea CITT HANDICAP SVEZPLECHABZ of 5 move. otoborith 50 added ; 'MONA 71b owes; the wood to moo his stab*. About three *bp sad a bolt _ _ Ili: iu c h11 7 ,1W: a _i r.. Mt •• • • (Mr- J. MVell 1 Mr. C. Oebess's Joe lowirS, 6 We. ilet Sib (J. awry 2 Mr. J. Tyler's Diabloss, aged, Bet Sib (Newmal $ Mr. T. Wright's Nosegay,' yrs, 10et 7lb (incluctigg Mb ex Falser Mr. Weyman's The Miller, aged, lost ( at. I Ity 0 Mr. BmWs Meade. 6 we, it blb (tar lteli .. (A. Bridgeei 0 Betting : 7 to 4 apt The Maier, 5 to 4 apt Noessay, 5 to 1 ivt Joe Maley, bed 6to 1 eget Sampan. Woa by a neck; Dobkin' a bad third. LATEST BETTING.--Sary9DAT Maar. 9to 2 apt Gabriella WY-Aron sto 1 Yarra 7 to 1 Carbioser 9 to 1 Ducat • 9to 1 Fiolaude 100 to 8 llillionaira NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROMOTION OF SOCIAL ROIMICE.—WO understand that the corporation of the City of London have granted the nee of Guildhall, with the courts and dices adjoining, for the purposes of the sixth saaeal meeting of the Nation] Association for the Promotion of Social Siena, to be held in London from the sth to the 14th of Jose next. A string feelings exhibited la the City in 'noon of the meeting, and the Fish mongers' Company with their accustomed liberality have gives fifty guineas to the fund that is being raised to defray the local expenses. CLOW& OF THE 9r. PAUL'S SPECIAL SERVICEN.— TMAseSE, evening the special services under the dome of St. Pries Cathedral were brought to a close. The great widen doors were throw% open before six o'clock, and so demos was the macs of penises who were present that before half-past the doors were spin closed, and an announcement made by mesas of large pouted lolls that the eAkedral was full. Many hundreds of people were comiequently disap their hope of obtaining admission. Prayers ware :iiitont in by the Bev. W. S.. dimpme, M A., Resitairld St. Matthew's, Friday-street. and after tlio third sellect the Foster hymn, " Jesus Christ S risen to day," was sung *kb great effect by the choir, Mr. Dockland laming and Mr. Goes presiding at the organ. The lemons were read by the Very Rev. Dr. Mikan, the Dean of St. Paul's, and the sermon win preached by the Right Bev. Dr. Thomson, the recently esesemated Bishop of Glotteseter wad Bristol, who selected for hie text the 2ed and 3rd verses of the 24th chapter of St. Duke's Gospel. The aerviceconcluded with the " Rallehilah " oboes. This was the last of the evening services at St. Paul's, a circumstance which It is every respect to be regretted, more especially at a time when London is so scion likely to be crowded with visitors from all parts of the world, and to whom each serviced would doubtless prove a great attraction. It has been 'ingested that, by means of a collection every Sunday evening, sufficient funds might easily be raised to cookout) the serviem, but the dose Roil chapter do not appear to have eotertainei_ impanel favonsebly, so that next Sunday night the cathedral will he in darkness. On Saturday evening a service of plate was pre , seated to Mr. Henry Rockland, the vion-choral of St. Paul's !pearl evening services, in the /actors thastre d Use Young Mep's Christian Association, 165, Alderson-skeet.. The service was subscribe! for by the choir, mid there was a large attessflanee d UN sr embers to altars the ceremony. DWAIN= ON AMERICAN Dium.—The Cunard Royal Mail steamship America was dispatched from Liver pool for Bested, on Saturday, _with the United States and North American wads, toer whit Scabin mesfet% and a large cargo. The next geth• mail deepatc P w h ill be on Wedaseds Mkt, when. the Inman steamer Edinburgh will tredsspm New York. Amax* ihulA.--" Amongst those visited . we Br. mows WPM &wry IDA special mention Mae Aka pronacts fI. M. Ilfratma of it sad M. Ludgata•Mll, end 46 mad 47, ClohllL The 111 end novelty of his designs. airemig alimmaitiko mom o g io No sodisisa wh ar=tes ich be new e el the to ws h im beintegme come ender our i The variety d Meek ersesaesermons. 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