The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-07 00:00:00

.. . . • . . if (. 4 - . - .. , . ms ' s .. ae .- _.. Jr , •.. , I • -.0 .... 4, I%'• • ' • • ' ' . . .D• ft . .., T i t t • . .. z. 51,,,,, • le. 3,1. • ~.• . _ ' Oli n ,: - ~.._._.....................--.-,-,---------.,_ . . . ,-•••••-• No. 4.858.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, ~IEARCH 7, 1862. (§ta in p ed, Id. Adaitioail.) • .„..caNrEBBuRY IMICCTIOI6 to 1 "I' l A , at madra h .-The well-known T HE LONDON INDIA-RUBBER COMPANY TFLEGR A pinc I NTELLI °pentad with Mr. Cobden in bringing about the i J . ,„, clipper sullen inesseahlp INDIANA, 2365 toss. Merwees .„ (Lbeltsil. GENCE. 1 • conclusion of the treaty of commerce between 1 --.-- .....,s,..nan b, M a m e wls (m e g o rD Dame wlll trees Capital. t. ....Oa, In 7.500 Shure. ul A:10 each, of which 5,000 areCANTERBURY, THURSDAY. d. , n o - -.,_- the ard Apr% ashertiem ••••••••••• 6 2 and Myles ihrevcseuri . It, fi ober or A !Mores of el° each, and 2000 OrtUnery Or 8 I England and France, has arrived here I After shard - fought contest the election has been Th eri. „ fo Arm. nos etoode-c5---.5----ao4. bolt ..„....1 7 for ibe I enures of LIU each. Deposit, tll per share. XI Ille, on allot- (IZMIR a rie.zoasse.) • wade, lea Mem Mormuibly ratiod, has lest-raw accuauso. , mem. sold el la. at We expindium of three maths Ina the --- --•- • . for peenensam and oral carry an esperlenceil surgeon and ,Lill ' of ollotniiint. AMERICA. RUSSIA. 1. it r stewardess mama. I w o ia tierwa tis jthis th ohn s toomitionservat...gthlitire.iicendiltg:a,ctarMramin. Hem bewu ry r. A ftmea lo nte xtador poll" i I: co. : . rea,„, ilk serves eat tot sionthined at Intervals of six weeks hy one ' eitiiih, n Moulton, Fag., of !Chignon Mills. el eg gr o m. Sin, NEW YORK, Fes , 21, Drumm. MT. PETERSBURG, Baum 6. I with considerable spirit by the friends of both parties „_r_a ially , i the following teetealfing at diary asainverth belonging to ' SI snaky Director atephen Moulton and c o .). (Per Edinburgh, vie gaeustown.) et Ter. • • comma : • Henry trace kw., 39, M. Ilacput.lllll, LC. i frowen and jus Tli tice e s N .d orr e p P e o n a ce of in to-tla the y gov as ern tes m t low. ardor f.. 240 tona, ein hem pace Special despatches to the St John's Lentis DS - f• Ta r , "WY aisa■l: 2.-.41 tons. es , home pace James !award Colentaa, Loy., 10, farmhouse-yea, LC. r ota al South. 1 :21 b... AV liorse power. ,Coknian, 1 impend, Vamp. and Cu. meant state that two Confederate regiments came have related to carry out the law for the emenci- I same party, ranged from 26 to 42,- nis that c d thirt T e w e e li r of ti the ugh li ou beral t tb pa e 7t h r o g e av a e a tb ma s to y n : ty Th of e nire n for o' l lock ajoir r e wn yoo. 1 Ihe m l ii of the tam lo pe.: )1 WO. Mai tone s.iii 'n or ., pa IT. J . liess==, Eel_ styl, Gloueestertermee, Hydrerk,W. t o g o d Donnakon from Clarksville, and gave ' patios of the serfs, paused 19th February , 1861. I was represented to be Used at four o'clock, the close This majority, by the subsequent gad yhafreturnst theft it I tee m 0 Is 1 .4 Dadra Mere ...,• 7rs tow . es , horse power. James • K9l-.30 putter-lane, DC. Iso tiros, thom9-runs rho st, Cakutta. LIM tone 301 bunt power. son. and Co.' themselves up, saying they were tired of fighting • The provincial assembly of the justices of the . The conservative party did not issue regular hourly ,__ lied le For freight or passage War a aware alleeta aee Oki ter ad s, . s • the lireksre, Mmes. Alfred it ma (With poser le ad to their number, Brats Mar r*Crr emu MANA4II2 -H. L. Hail. Veep, late of the against the Federal flag. Pe claimed a majority for their ''' ! poll, the major was stated to . be five ahead of his opponent. dor, ace has made a report of this circumstance to the ' meows. het they . the pelt*, .. d a . kW ..&-. . - . fat L oo doaleolialmot. LC. ;er al the Oakes a the Come Beverley Dubber Company, klawachueetta. It is declared that the Tennesseenus will object Minister of the Interior, who has issued onion that i " duriag Mks . a Minder ter, foveae. LC.: where she appitcauce he AUDITOIL, , at f• le n . ealahlehlfaeleellehil mentos Mould be made, John Weise, req., 16, Tokenhounpyard, LC. to the Confederate forces from Bowling Green offer- the offenders shall be brought to St. Petersburg to Johnstone nibs sit. Immolate excitement followed the RICHARD DREW. Seentery. Hy. s. Elwyn, Lai , throrge•At•eet, Mandun•honacc anaminesesest of that conflicting thrashers, end which cal - I the does announced the majority fee Mr. Poo ase )loud foram ohludalCampuly ythaisat. Noucrrime-rioth Termer , alit Tumor, tie, Ahlennanhury. jog battle at Nashville. :4' be tried by the Senate. tinned until it was known that the sheriff's return gam • , SI 11,.. So It Niosairkmes, LC. Loudon. The Provost-Marshal of Clarksvi ll e had called a majority of three for the conservative candidate. At hell- :I: WM et .._ -- - 4 41. WEEKLY STEAM COIOII7NICATION to lIANIK I2- no Loader led Coma, emit , l-luilai- meeting of the legislature on the 24th, for the THE TRANSPORT CLEOPATRA. made the declaration from the hustinp in the cattle mar ,l. Tom ,areal - TN uTnnuona. nni „ Tom llaoltki . rtl e. .E. Seymour, li t t it s ,. . i te . , Thr u te b c , i , wit w on i. lliet, LC. II lei sot PH I LADILLPtI A aTIALAUP COIIPARY intend dospacb- purpne, it was affirmed, of having all unconstitn- PLYMOUTH, Menai 8. , list, the following being the numbers polled by each can- a tinsel seta passed by the legislature immediately The hired transport steamer Cleopatra, belong. Mate : h i d; net th....e t'eti.",„"'s l ir e° a :^, e i aleemea t i .„„ csal , o e e at 4441.1. I This Company is formed for the purpose of working patents, 3 N "'a "DTil Llf 'llia 1.1 as ven x - R - piihi,4ol iiiir YOKE. I dated July Wth, 1.86 e, tad Noveinber, las, and Jed May, sea 111111011aa. for - Improveroents in tesoitlng Waste ifideatilsed ledisitubbor." w I ill g it) the African Siam Shi pp in g CcinPany ' . Major. lisu lli! - l elan hyo d ri er Buti."°""°2B • 691 b h The Semmes officers and citizens declared that arrived here this afternoon, from Bermuda on the -- 2 Wat a l cITY 111 BALI! lONS Reiman', March It It is Wended to conamenee the weeks with the manufactured fkessea toiNtifi PAIL Wednesday. Useell ;a snicks an or ins* are conaeotiod witliengketrinit. Ineehaitica. Tennessee would soon be back in the Union. i 19th ult., with a mail, Captain Sotheby, !28 Malority 3 1 I Wan ETNA, Ireslawase. Mara It soil manufacturing mamma ouch se mill beitainit• Mr. Johnstone and Major Lyon both addressed the 1 And every ornmenMy We= ig ' vWve. washer., droca, hoe. am taping, tarpaulins ricrAo ld tt, The Confederates have not evacuated Columbus. ! offieers, and 570 men, part of the Conqueror's new. lectors; the litter gentleman inttmating the probability of 1 cable map. le, 17. mod U soars to the weer . ' &t. th ,... I tn ., ice :Mtn.tem - l• reread pima. 4 Plasm ell awnifiess ume e lipar re.,„l"bre;etrdiveidoee 1 21: 05 ,,, • " 4 . 05.ot d "'" ure d s ' ‘ ,T o d b o " Contradictory amounts ale current respecting the , A oeurttreartial was opened at Ireland Islited, '• general election not been far diaant, whem he Or the , ea elf r.... 4,1 Pamela" me °midi me the "°"" •""" product hy • ratters of ahem. 7e per cent. of the waste meta ' evacuation of Clarksville, and the monments of the Bernuida, on to place his sonless again at Ste doiona male theazi. on very alr b en a tensse Mews -ler Naha mambo T__rfir p .......,..,, 5h0 I .. iiii , oh . .. me imurba we wes A pply ii le ILLIAM I 111 4 _1! ;er es el tram Al 7 to 4.14 pee len,elia Ma 'eV VW Gesisieestes on the Potomac fer,the evacuation of officers, andlret,' of Ilie Bth* Co u uti lt nera to r, trY loi th Tmliiig e capt : th hat , il beapil lisjor Lyon °4l"B , and tb w e e t r tan tli ts sa ol gi th ns eel i setese c* Mr• lm 74 visig hillifte heaa " ae- ce l l 4 tank Y good al lin set MACEY. 111, Stag wwiesseseset. city. ! "= "" ery lowest violations, sells et heft £l5O to MO Mg iu mwom. according to Its gnatlty. As as of the largest items la theca. vessel on Rum Cry, Bahamas, on the morning of I corded to the sheriff. the feroeeethete tortoise" I „o , _ ne be Tag LyvEß . pi Jot, and LONDON FIRE and olaroduwoeetalltheaeeve articer is trot . t the gem tutu . s rhe Naaa Iranh Tribune P ublishes a Washington ' the 29th December . The court Wit Seven days, and LH UPS INSUSALCZ OCHIPAN T. lls obvious that there most be a largo ewes of peat Homework./ 1 UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENO3.' NI , lag she Coen 'a_ ents over that derived from the we at ne despatch., amazing that a member o f the Federal fully acquitted all ' but Lieutenant Gammell, man rineemas UNCS lee . -,..- . Se A soy "... i ni ,. Tem.i... ,lilt 1 ,.. 6 ..... liii , o , nod .. : 8 ""'• tema Mi " ih• mahlm mot la t he m eallea l ' m mem * cabinet, in reply to inquiries concerning European , officer of the watch, and Mr. Share, the master, OX FORD , Moen 6. we The capital el the Company le flood at E 75,000 In 7,W0 mares advice', Meted that a packet would be sent into : who were reprimanded and admonished to be more In a color:4 , i: holden this morning at 10,, , Illeokb ••1 1 Sl ‘ lBl I •117111 AMU° ( ease" " I t °11 = 1"1 lu l l 45°000 aill be °stem " or • the Senate to-day from the State department, the I careful in future. o'clock, the fe degrees wets eouferred : ism i JUL= 471,711 MIM.OIII "mi ur are.. 5,000 preforoace shares talk la i SWAIN MUM MAIM, 1 ilre_reed raj obe& and the confidence ti the Dtreetoraud contents ,of which would ring through all the The court attributed the loos of the ship to urn Moeda ta the knostlem le such that 1,400 shores have been Master of Arts.- • Ciarles . Joke detbury, Bramante, .' 1 . Maw Um and tie loom paid by la Caspoity deselle , taken by them a =ll.4llehlui for We requisite plant, Waving country. insufficient allowance having been made for a VT, . • meaty e sui e_B e y. Willi am a Sparrow, • 1 4 ai m asehtleitwol* le the b y et INS °UM" . only MUD, ] 1. DALLSTRUIT, etymon*. mast IL P01712111X, imam& I The • pone , •••• " a " I " l " e e ' d . . b , onoikle . Captain Gordon was hanged yesterday. Miramon westerly current setting between the hours of Trinity ' College, Dahlia. W eek keep =Eri s So the i rid base N ORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE will he urn the et =were shares bays Pembroke College; Edward Reynolds, Lincoln college. 1 Bachelore of Arta-Frederiek Homy Raney &Nankin, ~,. 1 Rego SOCIIITT. men 47 MIL per mei temlbelit The Baltimore correspondent of the New York allowance having been made for leeway, and no eat is NOTICL- DDT DAY WNW AUL The m amma ehallahma • al"dahet 171 x. per mat P" Herald states that Beauregard was at Nashville efficient night-glass being on deck ; lastly, to the • 1 low isms by Ore ee= duels the Mau dwell grew see moan helms the adkrUsheemle tanaffieti 61014064 .Mach. *P sada seed lm She An l'ndlY aPalcaat to puma al elladeole shore et tan with 65,000 men, bad strongly fortified the city, ship not having been promptly put about onthe --...-- CLERICAL iNTELLIDENCE., . 4 ti r sr. The hoolelleO of Ow Earnestly mass& deikeklat cent per annum mom lb. prellereisee Oars Sr. to he to first appearance of land. The rest of the crew will The Rev. J. Wood, A.M. has been instituted, 5k rat sety dem 1.. eworsoteet tee the peer laeo wee MAI payment of dividends men to erdinerysliarm, mantle. Idiots and was assizted by the inhabitants la fa. sad the a5i1.41.1 leased es Drabs sleek nee& aid. at emelt shwa &hall have reestald si7 les. per cent. per annum. return in the Diadem , by the tai Bishop of Oleaceetee ' aad Irina, to the weary a „ OPII 1 bees el threeettlo a the ribs portakally made Ile Afar both clerks of shale eliga lays 1.0,:r1VD2 ea Its per cent. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. __ ._ of Cherdagne, mike y.cit Gleeeseterom the mesa- ;a nat roars who err thus toot Moo Mass roestved NUM per annum the peaks apoikrable Manama are to be divided The Cleopatra brings the articles from Bermnaa li n os of the Rey. I t r nii , si. a cun w it „it - 0 b,,, o b . z Z.; airemailem is" Mea v isillrectse t . Ammo equally amongst both stria ot shanheldela NEW YORE, Fn. 21, Evlerilm. ra rand Pelleeleme on. lee he en* MOM am lbws , eberged It is proposed le e e l emir it per dote Me Me primal.- m ewl easy. Exclaim, es London was he al, quote d for the International Exhibition. pane. • le less by Its also prosteal.ea , .. , . he me nurse S. Oar illigefleh DI lea. Ithesecid • o" ".".' ••• ""• " 11 4 • 2 4 = today at 114. Gold is dna et 32 to Si per oat. premium. . The Hon. and Rev. John Gifford, A.M., has betel ui Fee powwow. apply AS the IteeksWe 01110111. efeerer reins a three tnat that Inc .TN sew its A heavy gale is blowing here. sense. see 4,, u....-.l* New Ilridrotresk liteekbare, LC. •P by feela se She etiolates et the Node Soy, to Or Stocks in extensive demand. New York Centrals, 84 : The Cape mail steamer Athens has embarked , Ins 1 " 44 . b y t" laud Bishop al 411°°° " ter lwa Bristol, te ,Om rectory of Siddington, near arllooll42er, vacant by the a need oydnies at a grad aseties, reads, It destralds. _ Erie, Me ; Illinois, 65. mails, but awaits an abatement in the weather In- ',aim o f th e g ee; John Tyke ; poem. 'ea. bad tun. a l rates pELICAN LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE, A le ri "'" uaa. „ L k ' 1.1.1.1.1 alwrss ml : r as. ' " lc n ' r " ' ..r. Cotton in great demaad. Bales today, 2,500 Wee. Mid. fors starting. • The A nee Ihallibell la 17ML NMI& Kt, Linda where ton • •The Rev. Alfred Young Buet A.,51., has been 11l or be iiießiel tar stn im P= all be lam Into conable dung upland I. quoted at 22c. to 23c. Me. lilt tememneasset. tr. sal 07. ChleleVereet L W ' males mile •du AS per thane be pad In to the thaw ~.... we. • ._ndiA French lugger has foundered off Three Stone& .„.. by the Lord Bishop el the Somme, to the rectory I ihe =mom ye w. a os a peo e. he d e eim e ko ate ed the oret . cir . e war dull. w Mies WM rig d ownwards. Corn eat All hands lost. , near Gloneester, mast 1:5 the aniined the k 44 te .o., K zr ,r oft ma. 'kw , lamit° llll4em egli Samod `gymeimilt el them naldeg destad. Jakt our►e Drat Met wet. Jams Mmeeeller, lola Woo* Heib. F. Provisions beery. Co ff ee sad sugar quiet end managed Kamen quiet. - • tr.. .P. Endive ; patois, J. Oorla Hayward, . du Jame 1 Wide& IDA. lAD, Ilsoreals Maw, Seq. 1, OYAL ALHAMBRA PACIII, Leicester- BREAKDOWN OF THE CEYLON: ' 4 t i t: Ho ' . Ya k , ESA tinittaer Whither . Ras. Air even. Otto et Does Ode*. .11. AL NOTICE-The FRANCK. ,• , ! 4 X bawd Illawhies. Jos. Sea libsserAdia wren . Jun. two . weedrene UPWARD wll iew l i csis 'naval NEW PILSOLLANCI !Mims & =ft:LP 111. P. . Seerateu sod Arawary. . • nos immune. minims me taname en DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS IN THE N hes weer pet edam& ioe. Wednesday. lad y. e : menet by the death of the • SOUTHAMPTON , Melon 6 (6 1100 .4 by the . Lami lienr idi l ei r :ef dieueseter Al4l" se h r Beistel, been indi te tle - It The Peninsular and Oriental Oompsny's steamer Ma i d 4 sl• "mob 4 b.••••••••db the recent dletalca s e s a w s .' 9 ; am Tsai is osi s ig sad saaaaaa, aa half . CORPS LEGISLATI7. Ceylon, Captain Evans, which sailed hence on the t . Besege l V, pite lh ee, his Gram the Duke of Marl- e Let ain gtellie Ile Pelbetee i lr i a ss =lllo aketed he iles whole rs. 4 Operatic setwateme sod _eau estertalmoula. Orend 4th instant, with the heavy portion of the Calcutta • , ( es Tice. el LID a the •P• : Perterosout seek Wednesday and Sawday. opeo PARIS, MAWR 6. e es at baltpoill 1 : mamma at I. Ciarkgss at 4. Missal director, The discussion of the Address commenced to. a nd C hi " inegs, hall return " ham for M aim, • NAVAL AND MILITARY. 1 Ass was 'Dr Was el ' leans Hawes Mr Thome Dialowirs. ___...-- ge 1 having sprung a leak during the heavy gale of a *soared. Mo. bdi b bnebbm. In Aninnaze, Mizell 6.-Amonerausre.-Asaist - . ---- ---•- ter. 7 years stn 7 e Mil • • M ISS CONSTANCE, the Powerful Contralto, M. Plichon examined the financial situation, and Wednesday. aueSargeons T. G. Wilson, to be sdditional to the Viirtory ; I ma, IS .1 fa years at II • IS I• • It appears that on Wednesday afternoon the so d 1.) ,.. w . J o h ooth e , me h mte d as eie j e k ou s.. orgeoo i„ ~. 21 yams U• • IS • • a "' lsm ' I° °Mc " °a 1 " 1 "" .I " li g" " the Pliahm* approved of the reforms of the 14th November. VIII LONDON PAVILION, . I i 7 yams OIS 6 Se 111 • aad to those who have net hoard leer the Tropeeton He criticised the creation of 112 million franca of Ceylon encountered • most terrific hurricane from the Deepen* . . . • til • 14 yam SI • RI It 6 would " 0 1,r ••14 •bu j l ' ave• rue treat ta ab ' re ' taxes , and that shouldprefer redne- t U yearns VS 1 • US • • She doss 'Lit Swung at Sin, sa d El even , m re new es, said he • the south-west, with a tremendous sea runn i ng , , ( clerk 4. Le 0055s !' to Plaili th r r- n - . 5,6t . ths .11 / 4 14. ' lite / 7 wow U• • lit I* • limr•••• til• Per•OF 107 tp - roole recall" *how char Les tion in the ex p enses . S peaking of the state of which caused her to roll heavily. At 4 p.m. when -.-. et. 0 It yeses 117 1 • 144 II • swans arestb add so the general attractlime will appear every , . . .PORTSMOUTH, Maaii 16. •se U roan 14. 1 • US n 0 Bight. Ise tin et tam oho comprises operatic Seketions . , . cur things in the interior, he pointed out the m i sery about 50 miles from Ushant, it was ascertained • .1. Fee Pridie•Ool& re a Prirs4 es. 2 614 66 to °elk". portal •"•••" of mbue ' leahelt &Aber ' a la4e of k s h ''' of the workmen, which he attributed to the treaty Th e Defence, 18, iron screw-ship, -Captain R. A. that she was maki n g considerable water, and upon Po w ell , c. 8., " emote d out o f h or a ott i. y a s se g sh ea & ea . aid es ahem ee ill NM et the Cosiganfo Aglaia ent. the Melt Brothers In their Drawiag-roum Entertainment, examination it was found she had sprung • leak, shored at Spitheed. She will mete further emmdlesetel and other nevelties. of commerce with England and the general state ..), TEL LONDON PAVILION. Ma k MUM F1F1T,211.11111, DIILIIP, LILIVI, 11 NS& de. top el the Haymarket. Of unnainess. Touching the Roman question and "need b y the Perhilill hewing c ome off the =ewe trials when the weather modezates.- /ck m a J. C. STEVENS will SILL by AUCTION, Thabw ADlll w 76 4 7.4:,. are& U.: lealeen i g i. that of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, M. which allowed the water to pair down the shalt mOOLW/913. Xis= L ' to at Ws Goat loom, Ni Sissurest, Good-vide& en 1171111 ILL CLOVIS. Illadeal . SATVRILIi Y. Ikea 5, at Italluot et preeleely, the BU LIM - kept 1 ROYAL MILITARY ACADIJIY - Sorbed Ondolegee at Gladioli* Drenefleyends. Onedeameis. Rantoeus, and B .........., . ......... dwarf, awl Malden nem: Pia& B CAREFUL WHAT YOU EAT.- while that which was good &lone met with under by the engine-pfmp alone. As it was found admitted es the principle of c00r ,.. 545 " have tams la,s,,i,us. is. Jyanthes. yams. sarawberriee, r.opl. wk., DORMICE'S is the BAKING rOwDIIII secammended by to he totally tinPoseille--to Mita' the leek while Mora* jotheTtideeetrthlidunsiscv;ltka new Ira home., m y na s tw i g new mmeig fi g . ba g. , e i e .,,,„4„. n e . Dr. Hansel (Malys( tote • Lanese.' Author Cif **Adulterations obstacle& -Soy 1. , viewed iii morning et ale. and elliffoThee had. O W"' tte' h u ll - au:. be l t ir never elini."‘ As oil value youProwderth-, M. Konigswarter spoke on the Italian question. bug to titer =deta i l/ha, in sesedesies with the ear have afloat, the captain had uo alternative tem us divided : _ 74. , oh., lee amens 26. 2nd division TRAVELLING DRESSING RAGS, Dressing DM Is., ti. ad.. ead si. bases us DO Oaber. Sold everywhere. in ld., LI, W.. and ed . packet.. He defended the cause of the unity of Italy, and his course and make for this port. 7 ; second ohne, Lt division 26, 2nd dividon 36 ; third ass, IS A. Cam despatch bow., harass' written ere& jewel ewes, 33, 2nd &vision :t2 ; fifth doss, Ist 'Helios 94, Rad diet it. wades dohs. Parldsn pi nctlnea. Mem seis a seedaval, and Tim and S. BKYFUS HAVE OPENED attacked in another assembly. and if upon examination it is found that the leak glen 23. t " . " 1 "'"' 44 " tuu `n• " 1.°16 ' " a. "' fabil knives. the .L -- ADDITIONAL AND MOST ZETILYSII(IPAZIUSIS, 16 re user atop and poste-At Mears. 111C111 sha BAZIN'S. • can be repaired with little delay, she will resume No. 144, OltarltleSTEEET PARIS, Mawr 6. t. laidenhoWarwt. Iv& legent-street. and Crystal Palace, sydembea (nearly appeals Bondareell. A deputation from the Senate presented the si n conjunction with their City Premises, her passage. lf, on the contrary, much requires to THE LATE SMALL BORE RIPLE COMPETITION. of to 95„, CITY-ROAD. dress of that body to the Emperor to-day. be dime, the mails, passengers, and cargo will be The following is the official report of the result R UPTUR ES.-The PATENT SELF- TDOSE ABOUT TO FURNISH His Majesty said in reply :-" lam gratified at forthwith transferred to another of the company ' s of the competitive trial of amall.bere rifles held at the go e ADJUITIN 3 teELSAN TROIA muse eltecteally ottani are nopeettolly solicited to Inspect their lame and varied Stock vemment ranges, Woolwich , from Febresry 86th to March a any camelhairs', la neommesseed ley the Weft to the ewe or Ird-class Furniture at boo Establishment& the unauimity with which the Senate has voted the reseele, and prt'oeed to her destination. and Meted bora& TM neseseary quality et a pad Irma bee WOOS CAW:taut FREE TO ANY FAULT OF THE 4th (inclusive), as reported dady in our columns. address. It is a fresh proof that in the Chambers 1 ellelsot sedstheg power. watiost preemie on the part sada& wash dralrehle eldest le g et in s true. KINGDOM. Ilharsla Catalaries gratis and post tree. " 600 YAWS SAM& • • 1 anateemiereil with asps, spiral errhp, sr pad behlodo-J.i.hU Mean 1 sod Co.. L Maaellay. W. OLD CHAINS.-WATHERSTON and opinions, always ran themselves on the side of - (Continued hem yesterday's ispren.) nescription BEM And. of ‘ll IIOOODON beg te all the attention of the While le the wisdom Considering the vivacity of the debates, I Ultimately Mr. Beavie's melon= wss pat, with the T EETH. - Mr. EMU:LIM INVENTION, POEM of INVOICE which they deld sr with Gold Guard ' ut No. Rid& a ,---,---, = al! ' _ A. watt le as Iles 'Nay Itiordea- nut imitated July 17, Chsina perobseed at th eir messtamory : lia-Aruntial Tea th t • lea aWe stag-reeth to lea •We Ts weekoneehlp cd .... e10 slant. 56 loam hag.• which was carried. Ms. Ulm each time are Wel without pain of oileselloa, without spring. or To (11) carat gold, a. dm* gm. as of the address has united nearly all the votes in its Mr. PARKER moved, mid Mr. TEULON seconded , the re- IDIs. wire, ..i. rt isle eras to! adhering Wei : pars died for 0n5.41- gi ila ga. per eine"; - A, tat pales - Vane wit artieulllson, diet to mare without detection the as favour, thus confirming the maxim of Bo asue t, election of the . chairman, he being one of the directors re tiring by rotation, which was carried. . 20 - .m } • ev•l Aotee•nuice ol tio• usual Ur. DiKELL i *MEATH/E. Ufa & that ' moderation founded on truth is the firmeit whimperers. { le. - • .se 1 eh, b fun, ,c 1.1..... lit- inweaus. pod tree lg. wren stamps. (I r . flits Ammon. the QUALITY, win= mg vALvi ofTLe CRAIIMAN bnetly acknowledged the resolution. lo • - '.O ' support in human affairs.' Accept my sincere Mr. Timm proposed the reelection of Mr. Coles Child, . m. 0.. its of sprelos to and earseltailen hes 8, Growesur- ls. gold 'Am w and sa d se the penedseer; Weber. - twee nail street Loudon: ahem, Soutea'sltill , Roonatolls. Son and Bromism looking a lair regameratioo on the work. thanks, for nothing is more favourable to the calm his detestation •t the treat t which that and apnea('a rueu woo . 1 10 - .70 } geotleman had met with during the Let twelve months, 20 - .55 /ALDRIDGE'S BALM of COLUMBIA, u,,, & ,'"" hi lat i __ __ _Vb a wlim is u mu is ! but" eee"."l le the I"tricaci " and regular Progress of a government than a good mid which was worse than anything that had ever occurred rii : 4 4 0 t'• .. Me" " 41 :1 NJ eolablished awards a3O yean, la the tub and only car - wsticiemon tad anoongx, onctseitha-Manntecton. understanding between the great powers of the even in the Eastern Counties Comply. He thought the Kg 4 f 1 2O .eg ) UM reeserty sew 4210201tred for Preset-via. strengthening, aa nesneneettes t • emeahgarim• Landon. W.C. MM. all the Mks 20 - 1.04 Orel at this iisonlifylog, or itaituetsg the flalr,Whidters. io Moustache, and 0.24 1791 State." (Applause.) bcerd ought to have openly defendwi r. Child against the attacks made upon him, or with equal straightforwardness In . 5 - 1.02 }. • dimafm, .97. preventing Hine turning Sold In bottle.. se 5.1. ea and Mays mole ot Clair sad Jewellery ter Is. each. -Nil Thla beve stated that they did not think him fit to be their 001. 20 - ' .71 fvt - y. ' M . satablbitenest Is dosed a • M the evening, and on eaturdemall. Ile. by C. end A. 5.1.10:11e;16. TA V i duait/ K., swore, agreed. - .9t Wags, D.C., sail all enema. and perfumer& Yee Otiblreas asl lake' Hair it iii nowt alcoislum and nurtralwil. m R. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB AMES) TURIN, Manes 6. board, and the moment • director ventured to call hi railway Turner's .... no - 1.11 . .97 NNW aPRING AND SUMMER STOCK Advises received here from Naples announce soul his owe, immediately down came Mr. Robes. / 19 1 214 qv LADIEn.-ROWLAN DS' KALYDOR, an for the l ies. and Owed ANGOLA liSs. TROUSEXS. Diem Mellor • upoo him, tacked by • pocket fall of that a band of brigands, under the command of Laneasbire proxies, obtained scantily without any kuow. Terry's le 1 Sal A. °nest& Notanie.l l'repanitkie for Improvers sad Bemantl- Is now replete and ready for kestotilo& ledge of the use it was intended to make of th em oa the , tylny the Csimpktes and skin. ne ratlimY blows It imports Toes Trousers were ogiglnatod NNW. MIMS Crocco Schiavone (not to be confounded with Pert of those who gave th em. He knew one instance where 1,1111 TARSI AMID& i he the cheek, aid the softness and delicacy whhh it Induces of Whoesonly address 471, BROUE-STKEILT,MANOIIOI4QVAZI__-...J. the hands and Wu, its ,Ap.0.0112 of swamis irritation and eel who is nut connected witli any person Imitating sot siva, Chiavone), which endeavoured to enter the Cale- a gentleman whose proxy bad bees obtained, and would be . e ta m rtag all mint... us. pimple'. . pod treats, discolors- Heist in hie name. ta sad other nit am , as visitations. render it indupeusable to DSTABLISH ED Lab FIUIRCALT. Utl. brims, had been prevented from so doing by General used in favour of Mr. Barlow, had Mee since canvassing in maim "... { l e : 7 . 14 8 1 . 2.55 Loacathire himself in favour d Mr. COLN Child. 20 - 1.56 toilet It unwed. all the effects el climate eat the skis - Mr. AUSTIN seconded the motion, and complained of the IS -- tel with refereuce tu cold and laclessency, or Int.de A RARE COMBINAT lON . hood of Lake Tetoli unfairness of issuing • circular on behalf of Mr. Barlow as a Tames .... 1 te - LW 1. Wit make beet. Pam 0, v.l, and ea. bil per bottle. -flold at 20. A. E. !nista .1.1 'QIN beg respectfully to remind the public A • cendidate for ooe of the vacant seats, and using the proxies 20 - Ent Mean radial Malisturden_.,- and by chemise and p er b inie ra Ask tee that iii every department of all their establishments the highest .000 to 700 b • d news from Rome rigan it were deviation of • sewbear Kaildwr, - and beware of spurious and peraduele deem oi excellence is every particular is samelated with prices thus obtained to prevent the re-election of Mr. Coles Child. { le - &MI Midst warier the 1 / 1 11110 Oi .. Larger" marching towards the frontier of the provinces of Mr. KAT, as representing a large proprietary in the north Bane ° - La • 1.57 an the rifle. tho mese moderate Their celebrated IN DISPENSABLE MIT, s s LIS fired at this missal einelly fur walking, tidily, travelling, or busbies, may Son and Aquila. of England, was one of those who thought that part of { 16 • ate dlstance,l•l7. UIN I N E -Dr. HAMA LL'S Report on he iff° f. 6 I " 6 ' "ri'll "f '"66"..1'k .Ad fsthim•ble meter". 30s. to We. Thin I. universally sanowledged to be the i.... ,M r tfL oios. Eva 0 w 1 ...y. " 1 N 151 toomo miN 2 w rienie lo. o m o r o ln o ls ood lte i me o4 ; ono ae_the cheapest And neat in-wheats wit ever produced. To neon• 9 The Bourbon Ccmmittee had, it was said, urged the country was entitled to a larger share than the at pre- migby's sent had to the South Fosters management, and to accord- Francis IL to put himself at the head of the reac- saes with that opinion he proposed the election of Mr. al - LOT } 4.71) 15 1 LOG 1: I la 14.01 :en., take d only of L MtßeEei and MON lien-bent Tailors, Halt . 11100/11 WATILI . 2, Rank • __,exewa.Caaaoseentet. Wades. ...... BRA ... moons . Di .,,,,, 'hue .; uooioro. swot s od 1ii ,.. 0 , t ummy b in d s. Barlow. Terry's Maid by pew, ebetaiste, Haas werebenescues. sod ahem at oilier, and thoen u (mot This having been seconded a long and personal discussion 20 - 4.75 ) • Mean not als. a Una. Mboleesit opal" Wet& Wei& Mei co., wans.s.r. Loudon Homes : ensued, in the course of which several sharebolden spoke M taken In con- City Itotaldlehnient, THE INSURRECTION IN GREECE favour of Mr. Child, diverging at intervals into a discussion 5 , 15 1 3.111 sequence of NEVER FAILING REMEDY. 154, 153, 156, 14. Minoan : at. 54, a, a Aldgate. ATHENS, M a zes 2. of the garland policy of the ocimpeay in risking Of abstain. ° P m '- • ' he 1 .Ms having re. Raked from contest. AD r ',tory . pit'. WA and MIR PU.LR, popeeed MO- oxford-street lirauch , ing from making branch line. Mr. Gilpin beteg appealed to 1 I tired from 500 007, 508. New Oxfordstrect :I,t 3. Ilartstresl The coasts of the Gulf of Argos have been ! ! contest. ion any rirft Of IA I lie when* tees tho "saw at lir. Moak era denied the truth of certain statemeute in raise to • con- Tottenhanecourt-ndel Branch, le fount imelusble to all who miter frien Mans and tivee au- declared in a state of siege. tract for rails made by the South Eastern ban s with the Competitors placed io Order of Merit according to their 137. 138, Tottenham courtroad . tee Easton-road. yrnith ney Iron Coto/any, of which Mr. Child is • director. Mean Figure at both distance,' : a.m., tinhorn ~,,, , s wd, *mu Warm diatom el the rOuntry Establiahreents: cii • A.. For li-dotted ....themes seallawnymorbansiikber The couvicte at Nauplia have been set at liberty ... .. . ..._ ._....... _.. .. _„., , . , , shealc . l.l tinil Ilnalford, York.hire. several of the Lancaehire shareholders present subtle- i 500 Yards ... '" 288 . ho rho vaihele aa /4 en. smeilomal in raiainc earth- I fluently exoreseed their sense of the unfairness to which Whitworth 1 LODO „ ... 2.35 1 ' (Captioned from yesterday's Ivrea.) Ultimately Mr. Beavia's resolution was put, with the amendment that the Mclean take plies in August next, which was carried. Mr. Paiticee moved, and Mr. Timm seconded, the re election of the chairman, be befog ens of the &metres re tiring by rotation, which wee earned. The CHAIRMAN briefly acknowledged the resolution. Mr. Tien= proposed the reelection of Mr. Coles Child, and expressed his detestation at the treatment which that gentleman had met with during the list twelve months, and which waa worse than anything that had ever occurred even in the Eastern Counties Company. He thought the board ought to have openly defended Mr. Child against the attacks made upon him, or with equal straightforwardoess have stated that they did not think him fit to be their col league. Bat there appeared to be a reign of terror at the bean!, and the moment • director ventured to call his railway soul his own, immediately down came Mr. Robes pierre Mellor upon him, heated by • packet full of Lancashire pioxiep obtained generally without any know ledge of the use it was intended to make of them on the part of those who gave them. He knew one instance where a gentleman whose proxy had been obtained, and would be used in favour of Mr. Barlow, had been since canvassing in Lancashire himself in favour of Mr. Coles Child. Mr. AUSTIN seconded the motion, and complained of the nufairume of issuing • circular on behalf of Mr. Barlow as • candidate for one of the vacant seats, and using the proxies thus obtained to prevent the reelection of Mr. Coke Child. Mr. KAY, as representing a large proprietor, en the north of England, was one of those who thought that pert of the country was entitled to a larger share then they at pre sent had in the South Eastern management, and in accord ance with that opinion he proposed the election of Mr. Barlow. This having been amended • long and personal discussion ensued, io the course of which several shareholders spoke in favour of Mr. Child, diverging at intervals into • discussion of the general policy of the compuny in making or abstain ing from making branch line. Mr. Gilpin being appealed to denied the truth of certain statements in referee= tea con tract for rails made by the South Eastern board with the Rhymney Iron Company, of which Mr. Child is • director, and several of the Lancashire shareholders present subse quently expressed their sense of the =fairness to which Mr. Child had been subjected, one of the speakers (Mr. Gartside) observing that the issue was not between Mr. Child and Mr. Barlow but between Mr. Child and Mr. Mellor, his 00-director, whose conduct he denounced. It was understood there was to be au investigation into the charges brought by Mr. Mellor against Mr. Child ; if so it would be most unjust to deprive hem of hie seat at the board needing the inquiry, which might show that the charges were wholly without foandatiou. Mr. COLES CHILD expressed thanks at the manner in which he lied been spoken of, and commented upon what he called the conspiracy to turn him out of the direction, of which conspiracy Mr. Mellor was the prime mover, and which orig i nated in the fact that he bad thwarted Mr. Mel. lor at the board, and had staled to the shareholders the reason why be differed with his colleagues in referee= to the Cannon-street extension. He replied 'enmity to the charges made against him by Mr. The motion was put, and on • show of bands Mr. C. Child obtained an overwhelming majority, only some half dozen hands being held up in favour of Mr. Bellow. Mr. KAY, who proposed Mr. Barlow. demanded • poll, which was fixed for that and the following days—the result to be declared on Saturday. Csiptain WARREN was re-elected, and returned thanks. ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. tw-i air ••• 011.1. 1 1 it and LIVER PILLS. praparral with. .••1 NB) $l. r. mud luarediest, trust tie maw .4 Dr. wautt. will 1.• 6tte.l itivelwable t.. all who with r frusta 101U , IIA and hut cum. I .ad iudstrauou, iuil. swum. shldhataaa, illarinew .4 the r).. E.or 11.460.1:11,..1141 1, t tk *A, ilea faintly apt 0, 1111,1111:thelue, amt n • WM. r .4 On 14..4, Du, arc truly ca. . mild In hair to the !num wh Du, ere..te appetite, twitolc othir•l on, and atrensthro the 1110,10• werruss ayateso.— by W. Liunia rt. V. Jansyn aetrat. mil by moat alrusswth le. hoary la. 114 awl tel. lie wire to sok Eu De. :wolfs tah.waa awl Lisa. I ..sass on •wyeses ryes package. web •• R.lllast Lan.lu eibirwred us the ahewip. The convicts at Nauplia have been sot at liberty by the rebels, and are employed in raising earth works round the fortress. The royal troops will make a general assault on Nauplia, on the arrival of the expected reinforcements. The statement made by some journals that Desks has been released from custody is incorrect. He is still in prison in this city. Athena and the surrounding country are tranquil. Competitors placed in Order of Merit iwoordlug to their Haul Figure at both distances : Whitworth 40 8 51 Ytirdl C . 2 : 88 53 1 2.88 Turner 1 s°° " . 97 1 3.49 1,000 ~ .. 1.52 Henri j . 89 1 LOOO „ ... 3.07 f " RiSb7 1 1,000 „ ... 4.79 f Terry .l 800 „ ... 1.101 6.82 1 1.000 , ... 4.92 f N.B. All the shots fired are taken into the calculations of diagrams' (wild shot" included). —By order_, EDMOND ki. BT. JOHY-MILDMAT. MI uncles are mart.d W plata figures thee lowest prices, from which no abatement CAA he made. - - • . . a.m..v.. • Auy article nut approved of will be exchanged, or the money returned. Lints of prima. with rules for selfmeasurenieut, post free. SitiuM mad La INI4 estabUsivmeuta are closed every Friday evening at sunset till naturday evening at sanest, when business Is resumed until 11 o clock. ( OUGHS, ASTHMA, sod INCIPIZNT CON- N./ M UIT4/11 are LYNICTUALLY MUD by NIATINOL 191'1:11 LAILLYin:A. which ere defy recosembesnled by Is oh) birtnenbiele from tiro met risibent of whom ooLyy be lib ite.l. se the sent effected. este. sfeMY, bb 4l t"L 4 , 11 1 ie ennigle awl all hUISk Che*l• aa 4 lam& eibl in bin., lb 11.1. We. fL ft, bad Ile. u* 7b. InLATING. nrimmeibm comm. 70. ymirsio akur. At I. Louder ..M NS Mby sidrinigieta• TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 6. 11:. BUCHAN'S INVIf3ORATINO ESSENCE, L. Nemo& Ms stir ad ihlncial W. Muter. at can ' 4 ' 4 " " 4 thtilreutoi id& molleed ropt.hty the. nt.t &LIU tas.l......4ltiahrs, dm*/ iimildlislpenelm . tit he i tit. Inerumed ett•holt. room. awl a iedellithei .tisoist .1 the mtmular •)*I - th slur trial will rem suiviseerl. MA prove failure U 211.4- .114 p. bon* ob. al. ISL. II Mr Mee th e gneetsty, 1. —Vile4e.er. bANCLAY rod azze, rarrloodur .titer. r.lell.be Wager Ib The Porte has guaranteed to-day the execution of the reforms stated in the programme which has been sent to London, to the negotiators of the Turkish loan. The first detachment of the 63rd Regiment left Halifax far Canada on the 15th Feb. They . have been stationed in that city since the close of the Crimean war, sad tbe Halifax papers give the regiment a fine character for orderly oonduck—Coriodiau News, March 6. War Ecncrion Aim nAl.—The ordinary half yearly . resating of shareholders was held yesterday, at the aloes in Tokenhense.yard ; lir. Whitehead in the chair. Mr. Torquand read the report, which stated that no defi nite arrangement bad yetbeen made for the absorption or dissolution of the company. The Extension Company bad net yet introduced their bill into parliament, in which the dames sanctioning the proposed arrangements were to be isolated. The absorption, however was only a question of time, and the directors were extremely anxious to bring the affairs of the company to as speedy a termination as was consistent with the Intermits of the shareholders. The directorskrnsted that by the next meeting they would be in a position to lay before the sharebokkas a satisfactory arrangement. The receipts for the last half-year had bens 161. 12s. 7d. ; and the expenditure, 921. He. ed. The balance at the bankers was now 91111. 11. ld. The Chair man moved the adoption of the repeat, aid in doing so explained OM* of the items of the ezmoditom. No ea. pewee had nor would be incurred beyond those absolutely netionary. Hr. Bid moomied the modes, 'Mich was mimed to. The Lard Mayor sad Kr. Lebb were then Tereleeted as 'theaters el the oxispeay, sad the ametfos terminatoL Patron. Own filntramni DAY. Thurman, Hancif 6.—Aandwkne en payment, 480 eiesentickenkr/57-lintal.l.6oo. The loan is now considered as concluded. CONSTANTINOPLE, lawn 1. (Via Trieste.) The feast of Ramazan has begun, and public business is virtually suspended for the mouth. The Porte has authorised the Viceroy of Egypt to contract a loan. DRICORD'S ISSINOR et LITZ Al moms auftlised re Os nag sherkred aswilliabsse le M era.. rwer• r merishia lr 111"1"""""" usuerillatl.• worromm.—relit Ye am. via ton kroefordess fr ua. sr Ism grolrlbei kr ars.. list eararbors. wteWr PION isminiplrf realliassupor sainga—rislr Riests.Tti&t, rad O. rep, ri m & war Traserraer. DR. CITLVERWELL, M.R.C.8., L. s.A, OPIAT MARLIBOILOVUNZTRECT, W,, Cue be eseralted cues of !4erroer Ixbtlity, Involuntary im.hims, Lees or Weerery, Incapacity, Svenska terrieee. Ceisterisatios. lad lielraalere. AEI a maitre see sad Wiled Wert, ratitle4 .OUNSJIL1111." _ . . _ rrxau was after an objectke from Mr. Filds that • geotleman officially connected with a rival company ought not to be an auditor of the South Eastern ; which was embodied in an addition to the resolution. A vote of thanks to the chairman, and a similar compli ment to Mr. Smiles, the secretary, and Mr. Eborall, the meaner, concluded the proosedioga of the largest and noisiest South Eastern ranting on record. • NobNOW livele..rat 'WOO% &by post L. 1,1 beged. IL Mem, Corolla, et Aagese, se above . Dr. C. nay be 0161111111111 dab WI If, et, ▪ PeelHeeb Tuddeb letae. el Martler4e Urea& sad S. Ono W. tram I WI I p.is. JOZ A re COPAHINE—Copetbs and Cerbebs di ••••ame Me Wei resoils• Mgt Uwe J an ad • 1 •1••••• lasie Ned odour, and owed= adledy Willea. Ma Milt 40111111ISfil M. J••••• 114• ha vesdados Sawa valuable ••••psedir same ream* imoves" , W in " ... %Ws his capara. a see eeres.e A s• TM. WWI , Sr t.. •••• sdepled by as dads d 1118041•• attor are Ur • ilmimed Mlle le hada. as sad il didoweal land= =arAl.. 1 11. llmoid• IL Iseasisimors. il gars et Mem UNA MI Lome auk. .." . "•Likic 11. Mt nor eildi le la Isna id • r4l4^ .1 1 •1 4 • 11 % aidest• •am •1100 ea dem What 8 . • moms dimmus is. Si t boa WI Pik le- bi—Jamev nee& MS Ikewad" laud++ 111. 114. I t 9 11 •115:Parii; suml •A PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Maws 6. The bill on ministerial responsibility was passed in to-day's sitting of the Upper House. - ' I We find Du BANAT'S FOOD the safest remedy for 8001111? FOS Tan 111 : 00411 "°Im ENT OP FINS ; In yesterday's sitting of the committee on midi- co D sti pajlon. wigwam (b U, c ,....,,44,. da r rlyne , all Aara.—las. amis. a halm was hand by the Rae. is' ry affairs the Minister of War, in the name of [nitric ilia:tram ; adillo. bouillon. palpitation, Writs Ileil HEW., at tie nem et the cociety 9, Conduit- 'Welcome% 00 8 kaa, phlegm, ootion, s w i g. R ag , s t.driet, gaVAkid. " Iteedlog of the Minister of State, declared that the government cows. swassa2= alosstorz, wrack r allirft l'estry," in which UN Telr. as istroduced the maw had fi rmly resolved not to alter the three year dimmkg% .--A. re. 1LD.,1.1.11.. Be. Harm, Dr. Sloe el ICaaa, Name, laisals7, kiss" Nicoll. Dr.l ell and term of military I had, Dr . _Cilleinil, Dr. ma. wing. Ismer,' to Weer Jig wit Lod Massalay ; them. sweasema was warmly ap 'udad. The seat balm' mai be ibis as March lAh. yF.Y. i B 1 SLIM, . 1 6",,, 6. I t a fe i c=le Ism ass ca. 77, itaastatriet. Loudon : 11, ribs nab; N. Hausmann tie la Coor,, Brameb.--tAdvor• Masillars. Bri.. Ptadalial at Os tioalsty of &WA Artists. Mr. Hallett, well known from his Myles oo- boosom Now ready. price It, post tree 14 games. or Ina waled cure lupe rr Kamm. • popular medical work en NtILVOUS PAH A IiSTIHN VITA VITALIS, illustrated with 100 Engrav imp from Life of cum attended M the Hotel Dien, Paris, end other Hospitals descriptive of the binefel effects come , . vent upon the errors and excesses of youth and maturity, min imum a prreeription of the Author's Invigorating Lotion. an external application. with dirk ctikkus for its use, with an Emmy on tree end fake Spennatorrhost, every stage of bypitflk, and .11 urethral affections. fly ••NI in delis, - Nlcallar of Ills iloyel k ir 0 1 surgeons, Vngiszol, and Loa:idiom of the ',Loyal College phyakinee, Edinburgh, registered under the new Medical Act, who may be consulted at his .deuce, 44A, Maddox-street. eco4street, luokion, W. upionkite the side of St. Cleorgeb 4,lnusan. daily, 11 till 2, and from 5 till e. Sundays. 11 till 2. T o be ind &set as above, sad frau all 1)0010,11am is Pater. l awmen% Weems ;• " -.2t. •- . - 4. ;i, -611"' r : f ,'. ' • ' ' ZWaier, s sa 41, 4 3 : 4 ---' 'TWOPE Is LE SPOBTIAG INTELLIGENCE. -- 0 .-- TATTERSALLI3.—ThuR B DAT. The prineil al book-nraktes Wein taken Derby en routs to London, there wee no Witness transacted at the " Corner." THE RACE-HORSE DUTY. The duty of 31.175. each has been paid ow 44 retie-horses into Messrs. Weatherby's office. The duty is payable the int time that a horse rues on or after the let of January, *adsorb payment frees the horse from further tax till the lit of January following. By an act pared in 11151, the termination of the financial year for the purposes of this duty was altered from April sto December 31. If • horse rues for any plate, prize, sum of money, &c., before the tax is paid, a penalty of 504 will be inflicted, to be recovered of the owner, trainer, or other person having charge of the same bone. DEBBY RACES. —ThusaDAY. THZ STAUNTON HICIOLD STAKED of 20 sera.. added to • Sweepstakes of 5 *ova. each ; for 2.yr-olds • colts, Bst 71b ; When, Sat 41b ; winners extra. T.Y.C., straight run in. Mc llodgman's f by Ifflington—eastem to Dexterous, est 41b (A. Edwards, 1 Mr. Maine's Herdsman, Pet 71b ..leordharn) 2 Mr. G. M. eadd's Jack's Alive, est nt. .I , s) net 3 Captain Batchelor's Little Woman, Bst 41b Adams) 4 Mr. barber's Hugh Lupus, est Ilk itimeetburat) 0 Mr. liawkaley*s sevens, sat 71b.. (Gardner) Berea Niviere's Attrappe qui Pent, 84 7(b (11. Orlmshaw) 0 Mr. Rich's East Lancashire, eat 71b iW. Witte) 0 Mr. J. Smith's Birdlime, bit 41b Bullock', 0 Mr. Watson's 1 by Woolwich—prairie Ben, est 41k (Castanet'. 0 Betting : 9 to 4 apt Herdsmen, 7 to 2 apt the Ellitpon Illy, • 100 to lb apt the Woolwich filly, and 8 to 1 apt any other offered. The winter jumped off with the lead, was never beaded, winning cleverlyu by. a head ; Herdsman beating Jack's Alive for Om by two lengths; Little Woman beaten by the suss ; the Prairie Hen filly was fifth ; Birdlime next ; East Lancasire whipper-in. THZ PLATS of WIMP, sbisd to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 5 aura, each ; for 3.yreads said upwards ; wiunem extra. One mile. Mr. Lincoln's Ntighttugate, by Monniain Deer,6 yrs, 714 rordbeni) 1 Mr. Barber's Abron, peed. 7st 11b (lne. lbe extra) Menials) I Mr. Rich's Miss Ellsa, 3' yrs, 14 101 b (car. let 13b))Trhttig 4 Mr. David's Domini. Beropema 4 pos, est Mr. W. Barnett's 5 yrs, 7st 101 b ..(H. Orimahaw 0 Mr. (1 Smith's SIP, 4 yrs. fatlilb Ma extra) • (Rewards) 0 Mr. 0. 71. lltadirs Commander, 3 yeas. est 61b (Pearson) 0 Betting : 6to 4 apt Nightingale, 3to 1 wit Abram, sod 4to 1 apt Swathe. The rimming was made by Alarm to the distance, with Commander and Nightingale second and third. As soon as Furdham called upon the favourite, he gamely answered, and passing the two leaden in a few Brides, went in an easy wiener by half a length. Hiss Eliza was plaesd third, beaten for second place by ten lengths ; Dorado Sampson wan fourth. The others pulled up, and metered _past the rce. TIM SELLING 11URDLL Race of 3 sovs. each, with 25 added; for 3-yr olds and upwards • mares and geldings allowed 311 w ; selling allowances. Two miles, over eight Sights of hurdles. Mr. T. Bunt's Jacob, by Trey Buck (late Bonlface., 6 yrs. Olb (Mi.) (Knott) 1 Cart's , Eheu, I yrs, 11st lib (1116.) (Comery) 0 Bpitetyl Di!k, sled. Ilb '.) „,(Paliur; 0 • Mr. B. Lands Diadem, 4 yrs, lOatillth MOO .. (F. Martin) 0 . Betting : 5 to 4 agst Diadein,s to 2 apt Jacob, and 4 to 1 apt Spiteful Disk. This nosing one of the moat mysterious and disastrous affairs ever witseseed, Jacob coming down several times during the journey. Diadem refused the first light of hurdles, and ran out a long way. At the second teen she again refused, end was pulled up and walked home (without any cheers greeting the rider on entering the en do. Spiteful Dick could not be persuaded to get over t otetaele whilst Elutes continual refusals gave such Onniyelainge to Jamb that, although refusing most of them may, ltis was in • wiener by at least a quarter of • mile. Who nand did not pass the poet. 'lfs MIDLAND BTIMPLVCRASZ HANDICAP of 100 L, added to a sweet:eta.' of 15 eon. each ; winners extra. About 3 miles and a half, over the usual Steeplechase Course. Mr. B. Lanes lleballow late (lomehill), by Ferahill, aged, 104 Mb (int Mb entry (F. Martin) 1 Mr. T. Illds's Pineapple, wed. lOM Ilb .... (J. Kendall) II Itr. Adams's Bantam, Syn. TM nib (G. Hainan) Mr. Aiefs The Premier, aged, 10st , Knott) 0 Mr. J. Arnold's Sweet William, aged, Set 41b(J.Nfghtinimle) 0 Betting 7to 4 eget Dulialloir, sto 2 aget Premier, and 4 to 1 apt Bantam. The Premier as usual went off at wore, hiving Duhallow and Pineapple at his quarters, Sweet Wil item gaft as fourth, Bantam lest. Is this order they went along - the back stretch and over the fence at the turn for home, where the lot took close order, and came on to the water jump opposite the stand, which Premier charged first, and swerving to the left jumped on to one el ths rads, which Sew is two, end Premier was the wrong skis of the ark. The other fofir got well over, Sweet William lying in front, with Bantam sad Duhellow close together, .sessed and third, Pisa-apple lying off. This order was mnintaiited round the canal-bridge-turn and along the far doe se turning for home, where Premier (who had gone ww fat a tear) and Swiss William pulled up and walked in. .its the remaining trio were seen returning for home, it was a moot point to decide which had the lead, the favourite or Pineapple, sad side by Ado they came along the straight to the het Sight d hossa , both charging them at thewune moment. PureapOe dwelling oa landing gave Duhallow a great advantage, which be improved every stride. winning easy by fear lengths. Bantam walked in a bad third ; the others did not peas the poet. A HURDLE RACK of 5 *on. each, with 50 added; winners extra. Two miles, over sight flights of hurdles. lit. F. Wadlow's Shropshire, by Kohinoor, 4 yre, lost (inc. Tlb (W. White) 1 Mr. Lincoln's hangar, • yrs * Mt 11th Inc lib extra) (B. Sly, Jun.) 2 Mr. Meta Emily Harris, 3 yrs, est Mb (Knott) S Mr. Barbels Demister, 6yrs, ilst 10th (Palmer) 0 Mr. J. T. Coleman's Bridesmaid, aged, 105 t (inc. 7Th extra) Betting i 5 to ' 4 on Shropshire • 3to 1 agst Nveeil3Y 100 to 15 eget any other offered. Shropshire and Nay lay off until going along the back stretch the ais d time, where the two took the lead and had the Snub to them selves, the favourite winning easily by s l engths. Emily Harris was a bad third ; the o th er two ed in and did not A pass the post. SELLUto Simms of 5 son. each, for all ages, with 20 added. T.Y.C.; straight run in. Mr. Hopwood's lady of the Dais. by Lard of the lam I yrs _tat 101 b (car. eat 131 b) (201, (Whiteley) 1 Mr. Nightingale's Liberality, S yrs, Tat 13Ib t2o1) • ;Edwards) 2 Lord Urbrirge's Marguerite. 3 yrs, 7st 10th (201.) (Thomas) 3 Batting r 6 to 4 on Liberality, and 2 to 1 apt Lady of the Dale. The fsvounte led to the half distance, where Lady of the Dale collared him, and parsing him in a few .reoicnd won wily by six lengths. Marguerite beaten for place by an tenths. The winner was afterwards bought m for 41. guise's. TRV UNION Bon 3v.' Dot AIL of 20 eon. each did LATEST BETTING. LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 6 to 1 apt linetealea (off, take 13 to 2) 100 to S JeaLrasy (t) 100 to 7 Tbamutowe (t) 100. to 7 Mamie (t) 20 to 1 The Dane Land off) to 20 1 'Leath** ES to 1 Yorksliire y (t) 30 to 1 Brunette (t) 30 to 1 Bridegroom (t) Mr. Hodgman, after winning the Staunton Harold Stakes with the Ellingt on filly, at Derby, named her " Don't come NORTHAMPTON MEETING. -.--- - NONDIATIONB FOR EARL 8P1040111e6 PLATE. Neil Span. oar Plate Comm (straight). 69 subs. Age Age Age SR Alexis 3 Limosina Black Pearl ...... 3 Maid of Honour.. 4 &Liss Livingstone S Gallus liaseat-Arns .... 6 Copernicus Woman in Red .. 5 Rockley 6 Spark 3 Wild Duck Snapshot mei Emma 4 Blrdhill 3 Lopeateher , Julien 6 Lady Inaba 4 Fravola 5 TINA in the Pan.. 0 I= mi 3 Baron!! unchansen 5 PTIOICOOS .. ..... a Fo Anomie, by Worn. The Knave men* (bred to Shillelagh 4 Babette 4 Prance) S Waterwltch 4 Nigher& 4 Dartmouth 5 SpiCebOX ........ I Paradox Antwerp Confidence Bryn Gwyn 3 pieny $ Longshot Lord of the Manor 6 Balliverne Kies Penbill .... 3 Staple Oak Tleiphone II Confectioner .... 5 Telegraph 3 WARWICK SPRING MEETING. ACCIPTANCIIB 101 TEX Gout WARIVICIUDITRZ HAN DICAP. Two miles. (36 • hil., 19 d whom pay 5 son. omah.) Age 4 1 us 4 lb Costnopolite Th. Lawyer (b-b). •• • 4 8 Pagoda 4 611 Mena= 6 611 .... ..... 4 7 Conscript Clomins • 7 Polon° Prima et Demedt.. • 7 W4cBlle Newlin* 6 7 St. Lawrence 5 5 7 laihmet 6 6 1 SaLutells Shah= 4 61 Satlnstone Howe Braced OUT Or =lilt Foommturs.—Msrals 3, at 9 a.m., David Ann, out of the Liverpool Spring some. meats. At 11 a.m., Primo Frederick, out of the Notate. bus Spring segagsmeses. At 12.30 p.m., St. Lawman, out of the Liverpool Spring Cup Aftvr 6 p.m., Water• sprite ead Guerilla, out of their Warwick engagements. Marsh 4, at 9 a.m., Bolero (Mr. Mundy's), out of Not. Wilma sad Derby Sprint onearmasta. flouts NAMILD.—Th• following Dame has belll e fivell : lb. Poplume• ally foal, by Lord of tho Mae, out Nettle, Baitwool.