The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-23 00:00:00

Lt. , AL 11 ILUNTEAR As the formation of Intel volun leer corps hie mem* Mee the emblem of dlmeseitii is paellamvat, et Pahl nmit:n4r, aid is he venom na-'ropohtita and Fro ttrdal all shadm St twine., our Liverpool eserespond-ot his farskaal es with the fAlowln details 11111111W411 ebb the Limped Volunteer C,ree, which lea his. eotabl•shed la Livened else. the )c.r ISI3. The Ue•vpool Vole/dem Cone et Fermi number. 41 members, maria!lop yore gentlemen whom, wises vary trots 20 to at psis, sad who MO eseaerted wish the ruin.. mercantile, sammerei.J. rad prellemiesel &saes enl fines is the tows. Leh sevlbre (.I.ded by ballot) furomhi• breed with ea IMoid deemed boyeam, cartridge p.m.'s, and frir belt, sad with a mat talons, corsting ofblue shall iicket sad pas- Weer, laures?, sod oven:eat with ear le. He also pays an mamat sem .4 two vases* for thereat., nem of maanuairion .melee, bed smut ot perders (at the Beech field barracks, labarabito I lie bikes' re an seljutiLt, co.iin, and pay master, • have bele elected by the oretntom of the corps Ivory raise os Mist that d pie le, s himself to be lord sad well see. tell towards her Ilajco.y acd her remennaest, sat to be a st.tvbee of a political moiety, and to art seder the eider of the uethated authoritiee in the events of riot., teal disharbaaN, either ander stens as • military force, te is peels riethim ea epeeist eu,naables. Abut two year" dace she corps ap;ubd to UM emu rawest of tile day for ea official rem sniti.a of their raimetor, their mews id being moor mead, d hr the thee Lvd-Lieutesent of the rusty. the Duke of Devoneldre, by T. B. Homfall, Req., T. Bross, ldeq.. W. P., by the Meyer of Liverpool, by the C.onetible (3t• r (Htie), by both the Stu/ Officers of the Lordwee, and fry the of the Lea- , (whirs Artillery. In reply le their apylkatin, they reeeleed a mnannsicatiset from the goverment le the ttf t, " that elide her ldelesty's (ovens{ defy Mittel the poor' vie motives of thiTherlVeleateer they did set it. it to advise the israi ot lay move seeps of tbie clascriptios." A. the folded of the sailor/ Adam= by means of toed corps Is agate sedately ?abate ateentiem, the members of the Uverpool V led reared that, eliesid they be omtWly recogred, they raid mow /scream their samber lo 100 mashms (the ail. of the youth of Liverpool), witheat la say way lowering UM, art Warmly esumbied el re amps. To dem ties the Liverpool Viimat to Cone re* drhe he snake • metal baowledge of mem ea* Lelitory memearree, we may *tap that the reaten to. drilled re emmiess la de week, mid practise with ball at • aired dries a math ea Ilateedey strews*, ferias tie suarer weer* BILLETING 801J11128. The sanexed it the over respestlng allowances kr bil'etme oi Idiot.e to of sliseary wearies aed oa dm march le the Uoisel K in& MI to EM to t the Insily Nesra yerorday TM elude) ket for the present year boa provided that &beeves a• the folioed.' raise drill to told for billettag wYirre I • SNOLAND AND SCOTLAND. Per day. 01 a march, payable to W ianklbeyer, abet the aplibr is prodded by ban witl a hot meal, se cts-dug to Ow Mininy Arc lod. The eatw piyablit to tb innkeeper tar tad, the, candles, & ;A d. In Mat...nary quarts's—Ube same Oa to b sal la seinimpoy — l es:rso, payable to Ike tabobitent fpe lid, me dim onedle, ha. H. Tho idireeeed aehaa thaw eparfael nay be paid cad charted hoot eat ohm Mint of Aprft, 1869. Toe alkAireose ehoepeahle la the pn.ille accounts he solda the mar* se WNW in etattosere quorum oh] thereon* he as *Mow G. Britain, Ireleoh er In oatioony gaeriera, payable to the p day. whey. innkeeper or iabalhast Oa lbe panel. payable to the tannest°, or 'abetment t r a bet The wane , e the Nohow. ee laboildwat R r be I, tie. sandy, he The MOWe tO the ookUer Idoseelf. Of meaty Of to 'awry 3d. .. 44. B. Bohm. .. 4d. SALO Or WATIA-COLOI7I pilawlasse.—A very Ise ei An ton of water-colorer dis= lo was add by Mrs ~ ser. Nom se tiara Gail- ry in Pon. w Wednesity end Tber-..v. Ther-d iv The ember of works In rallolurne was 2721, of the natio/dr were by artists of the And remit In perril cabman. " Dublin Bay," Arming by J. W. Terme, A.A. le Ulostretios of Byrog, emileed aan widths ▪ Adios of M. W. Awes trantal plea el Nat-gethereis," the background of which is by 1180 • id t.r 78 o einem ; end the next silo Wes that .. o7 Pa's ti Estrance to Benno* from tits prone of Cam Akson. - • lu Ott la the pale. es beet , the pn s let,lted Wag Al isiafte. tliandoldS °Helsel drawn& the " ALA.' da Vilk et Anomie, - doetruel sad siagrend for the Lau La ape Atonal, en gold dor 29 genies* &one 'Andrei le ore rune.. of the bumbles& of David Cis WWI Intocied down for sums Waft nomegeurete with thole sareneece Lid the vein reteceing Su the p. rase. earn. Por !SAUK 0, _the geisha drawing of A M.iunt iin Per, w.tb Mien& waiting to gunk • rerriqr." comesseded .. higher a prir tbs. 24 j anal sae •me artist's Dolwitydielon ll'alley," with Its M. esielbealtererme et cendleide, sod plellsomene briOge nor the Oneey-a work opal reersted In the esestegue gee of In gentled saws. MI I. a Ilssinesle Wee lar 2 1 isiosas. Tbs high ea somas elms Ow any damns by David On IMO 37 gulag* wiLL ow Feld Is, the "Omni Omit." "Wel is homely obenneristie of hi style, rd b at Am erne time Ihmited . We/ended then he gpinmrue as. All the shogemener4 droner wen mat Nitee Aft dey. Of these width soma seellettley, Ihe meet arreehle we . -Ce rare' Chivalry-a indearde ambers " Rayne. Worwkik Centlei e r i xdasse); 'it lee seedy, . At Balmoral" (77 ); Des• esie' tea • remartlng the New" stoner); the tame ingidtei ,tot's " Lisest ft Itusele,” with newts in spile--s *tore oxhnteted is 1149 as tae Oellegy of the teserieolows Brainy 579 galsees) . Onsimserds B. (41 eniereit ; Melie.ltalbeth is the Highlemier l intim at! Akedoe • "Limy Agleam and litemesweril ell Harm tdow's Wen - (311gelner .ft. L . Drerehree sperder m*" us thr Ri Tei ) ; and Oateeneleg w• at Latham Death* elide elaborate drawing ilviltighset peke of any sorb ge'd., 126 gwieses. Fotirrant AT 01•111180-Ch011e. —At Intim; of tle veers, of Bt. Matriadiolisth.pirlde, bold velar r. Ling, Yr. Cherdnreedon Latekked In the Mr. t turegent le seeks, brought lieneard till Me the mentos ef a drinking fountain hi tbe Ile mid the oaten seal object of 111111111 o were to wen knows to thomenbAt to lit le seed be said epos the Vs with to artesian will, night II bre bal lb. to drhiling•teentele in the end he Awe Mote that one be meted at crow 011 LOD 111001 cordially WO 1 the regulation. however. they seight to bon • envied spperehm St quaky of the MAW, OK canines eat whet thoy required, but nay P wider. A Train having been kliality of the vestry, paying the out 111 1, Mr.Deageelkeld, tie redly clerk, reed Ina t id parliament, which he pod stalely showed And lull power. Amen. Lamb, atelier, ', aid ashen concurred le tbo desirebtlity Lintels, nit oily so Chariag. crow, but the sar.ati. Tte motto his wee naai• ‘.l it was mental to lb. •oi kit tow:oink , " retioaddle. Bov7lll-WESTERN RAILWAY COM tt ttsg of Oats mammy was heed in the (threw., en Wederemy, lir A. On in loan mid the sin* wee celled In the approval of the Weave and loath may to two bill. now boors peellersas. once to tbe erode-Douglas and Dar explelsed at Int IDI 01Sif. hard make several a Idioms' cm the len assertion a &tient*: tee lb", and scummy. 'l be line ti Dumfries Ida ft was oaticimied that men h. CastleaDoaries live. *I bat, with I, and eon other mailers tem % Ite woad bin had tempts )64, win re some deviations were It wee Minded to promote. An Ina bet . ..Mazy thst Ohl. and with it should be brought to- It wee enercemery that le M wetter had barn exploited the working agnement be t-Ilte•stra sad the Cushy This Na., it wail ri bs ....ter, sad it wag moment should be come • lasi the Oirgue Lid Instilment:es of twit line ern nellwey Compaey 45 gy are to pet the has in m for II mann when •it ever. This arres t. Then will be • ask lies he tits carry % West • m Company le Neese line, acd everythier will to m busing.* was Is. of rer'a'n Ames, mi. a ex; ect that The aretlag above dateneM.l an exceediemly ' nisi general *day, at New clement of the tra, Ar. Cearry lunine t revel to va arm le radon relle.ll7- re err ar mika, It te ed Na. NAVAL AND MILITARY. (nor :Art itioars eAsarrs.) WAS•OPPICS, PALL•MALL, Asam 22. led Regiment of Dregoore--leratierat Cheep Psalm, from Um ft Light Deepens, to be lieutrant. vise o nce . Campbell kom, who 6th Light Dragger-0~ Nether to be Route sirnbes - tObert baat. by Dim Retest, who reline Bth Light lieutenant Orme Complete Rose, bona the Ind Deagerre, to be Reuters; vies Otago Prim, who rehengee. 17th Light Dragoar—L'entenant Welter Raymoad Nolan to be ten, by purchase, vice flarMer, who his retired. *leery Train—Line rent Charlet layette Wilson, Rea tbe Royal Oradea Rifle Regimeet, to be Britenaat, vke Whittingtee, who rzehtages. The appointment of Comet H. D. J. Macleod, from half-pay cf the We Lead Tram per, Corp, to be resign, so stated In the Gmetts of 50th July, 18de, her been coneelkd. b. iligimeat of Foot—Quartermaster Patrick Shaman, from the Nub Foot, to to quartermaster, eke .7811111SOO, who exchanges. 71h Foot—Captain Themes Oconee Dupr4 Pays, hem the Slat Foot tor resin, eke Thurston, who enrage& Bth Foot —Leateriant Fifteens Fradetich Mega to be oar- Min, by purchree. cite John Alan McDonald, who retires; Elmira Philip Hemet Page to be lieutenant, by purr-tar vice Rage. 9th Foot—Captain Thames Grace, from half.tey, unattached, to be captain, nice Battle, who rzehaeges ; Ensign Browillow Vilntcr. Layard to to liestesaat, by purchase, vice Vibart, promoted. 10th Foot—Captain William James Hales, from the 60th For, to be captain, rim Nedhure, who etching**. 11th Foot—Lerman! Augustus Fredatick He B. Dixon to 'be ertar_bg_ porchase, vice Peehl.s. promote I; Resign Percival Weir Jordan to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Dizeu. 18th Foot —Rank* Freada Wink Licsoosb to heliolater; *them pa dime, vice Watt, deceased. 111th Feet—Ltsulenest Philip Roman Eyre te be adjutant, vice Liermest Eras, who has retired. 8911 Feet—Llou'onant John Da Rooky Blennerhoesett, from the Royal Wiltshire Militia. to be ensign, without pur chase, vice Hairy, who 404 Feet—Lhstenant neoWas Bolton to be carte* by puebase, vise O'Hare, who retiree. 43rd Feet—Ea.lze Thome. MtGoun to be limeiminif, by percher, sloe Benton , who retiree. illOth Foot—Captain John William Manure, bum the 10th Foot, to be captain, vice Hair who ea Slit Foot—Captain Henry Ne Cotton a lrentes, from the 7th Foot, to be meter vice Thomas Clamp Dupri Pave who tearer. feth Irtiet—Major Pereira Ireswkir to bet:entrant-colonel, by parch..., vice Hickey, who retiree•• Captain Ammons !Wooed Hoary to bo major Ai trohose, vim Fensick. 76th Foot—Capri Gm. ham hear-Psl Ruttier/a, to Mtepid% worayrti w Man •sele. lee Brerm•Major B. D. W. isasay left arlimeges; mat William Clive Judge M bo err* by c l= vice Currie, who retina; Burp Iv. Barka to be home mat, by powdoom vlas Judea. 760 s 1. 6-- Wader Froloork dr Royal Corodor ado I.g .at, M Is fit, roe Morloord, vitt meow& Pooapobt Airways B. Waive, dm lbo MIL loot, to bit eV, rot Drovet-MaJor Sorbet Tit*, Orit to l o g neorrettbstt Trim Meepborotr, from Ur Thlt NM, to be ceptaus, Moe Worm, lobo m ar gas. Sr Poot—Quartenesolor James Umtata, from *a 6th lam, to be quattammow, Moo elhaegoa, rho orrearto. 97th l'oot—Bosaon Richard B. Haadhad Lowe to to heats ot, without puralwee, Prim, domed. flkb Post —Zags Aboodor Oroy to bo by par abase, Moe Cirlowa ez_ pamoted. Gold Comet Arras* !Automat Thowoo Nagar ler be adloamet, vim too, who :Wpm ro adroncy De sise Diorlia llogirsae—Lbalorst (imp hoe do Mkt, in, lb bo dr taw, rot \ lrbi l= wlo oadorro ; Liortront Med my ham MasirmaK him dr 1M hr. to be Irate mat, rat d. rim Mod at Iltriatry—Bort ga tTaL Itre, trot the 63rd 100% to I. twortariamter, with the rrank of Ileum:mat. HOSPITAL STAPP. AeWog Anislast-Ilei;:a; We; .WlT;i4ard has beea per mitted to assign kis appoistarat. - - - U NATTACHED. Osviet I. D. I. lk[Wood, frost half-pay of the lots Lead Trimmed Clps, to he !hutment, vadtoet purehen. BRIVILT. _ . Lintinest-Celisel Sir deary C. Reslimos, R.C.11., • mamba of the Comma for led* sad a roared in • the Samba, Istebbeluernt, to have the Noel east of meler-goseceik Perim oldie Wan ate sass et Imo Majesty'. fisr is thee try; ambits amfeb Alhol Currie. 76.1 P.M. to be major Is tin may- Cupids Best Rotbery Clanks, befl /kap! Nods, Wray, le be ma cr. in the army. I be presestisse le take plies essmoment es the the• of LawatassiMasemol n* wolk 0 .C. 11., colossi af the lab egJeick esThai Sib foil: tr•asetwal Boeltehy armrest* Wesel et the ISt Foga, to be liestessaterneed ; Beee•Oolsoel assess C. 11., impert , • Said eased M be meermonessel; fteweaLleMoseat Cassel JAB F. Ste Vit mita' bef-pey Royal *Moss Oasis, essa•lbreg ses. Ie be embed ;Der Ilyar WWis Army KEA% Nowa belfvey SIM leo% of rem elessue Is be liesini•golosel ; Clehis Theme Tanks, illeb Feel. to The Skald bees Is the = wi le the Me amid F. C. Mile :--Stalet-G•ab rei J. 11. Shassessy ups belfiey es NesiessoMeelesel neettgebak le beer the mak of liestesseineraL The emlermsellesof peammisse be tab Mese Is the Isaha Missy Fames of her eseament • Me &ma et Ogres! WNW* Chesi l ? LW. Maims Iskentry, en the Mb Moe* 11119. mil of Gemini Jabs Mao I. Dfcbiel Iskstry. Merrh, 11160 To be Giserabs— Ltesossms-Glotesrel Jobe Cooks., Maim Zama, Llestessemaargeel George hems, Madras Intentry. Übe Lleneesembafters6.—Major-Oessesllieweel Sheer, Davit Artifiary ; Major-Oserrel Irniferlek Lerktes Devebes, Mabee Cavalry. T. be Mojer-Oessesle.— Oohed Mosey Maas, llemboy Colonel Wil lem leasty. The sulene Sap, moiessi slime of the lefts 1111lisry Forces of M Noisay, retired upon tell ley, be hem a imp of boso my rash, se allows: Wesel Megrim Seised amebae, liffaibeg lalsafry, be be mejer-geserel. IM be Weeds Lignmeremaelosel Freest Isaletzl l .• lifesenesMailesel = n la Ci ora tis adti d i rr- s Mary ; Liegeosset-Celencl Jobe Wilms Auld, Bombay lebeirty. To be I.lsebtaremOebrin—Noiar WM= genes W alters. Mares laissry ; Wier W BYrm Bossy Labe, Bawl Infantry. TIM MILITIA. SPORTING. NEWMARKET CRAVEN 10EEIVIGI The saurian Indicate the home el liemenfeel. The minuet for the plates, sad 110 it MN saeloni auespetekra, are to be wok by six o'clock on the wastass bskn rasing resperft, when sot othenrire speeded, sad the edible for the Ileepe WO be piabbabed by air eeloak back MONDAY. TL CILAVIat PLATS 7 . 1 , 111 . 0•5., Slash Iv tbs Jockey Club ;• far 3-yr.olda Est 61b , four, est 4114 ism Set 13Th di sad aged, get 61b. The whiter to be sell he 600 revs., as he wry Tab extra. Throe home, the property of different owes% to start, or the plate will sot be germ without ths exe comma of the stewards. A.F. HA sattute Swims:alas of 16 tors. each, 10A, for 3 sad 4-u olds. D.Y. MANDICAP Fun of 60 WTI., for 3 yr-olds and upwards. iia FOITY-71/71( RIDDLIIIIROITII STAILIS (reamed to • metal of 200mma. each, b f, for the pooches of male covered in 1856; oolt., Ratilb ; Mee, Bet 41b ; mamas Manias* that never m-ncetl a winner dlowed Sib; It both, 61b. Ab. M.—•I.R 7 Pendent (31b) _(deed). Ti. BI3IIIIIMITON of 60 Goys garb, &ft, for 3,yr olds ; 84 71b ; Rhea, Bst 3lb ; untrind seadiose or tomes allowed kb ; both, 111 b. D.R. (8 sube.•Thr Bunten Rock (Mb), Richmosd (Sib), •Rectasb (Mb), ) — Magic (61b), The Low (Sib), b e by Cothorstone—Gitnluoto (Rh), Prernmor, *Bastion Mb). An allowance of frits was er rasemaly.dahned for Bead= : le ie ody entitled to Slb Swatter* cis of 60 amts. eselt,l ft, fur 3-yr-olds; mks, Bat rib; and Bilks, B.t 21b. which sever won before the time of eking thi stake; hums which ham darted twice Mire tho limo of eke* this stab &Rimed 41b; thrice or more, fib ; such allowance to be claimed at the time of saudwar. D.Y. 6 subs.—. Olympias (810, Lady Blanche (410, aster foot (&W), AO.= (6ab), Resdals (Mb). Bwsarersz.ne of 26 som. sob, foe 6yr-olds; WI" 84 Tib ; sad geldings, Bst elb ; maidens allowed 6ib. T M T.C.—AILig at Aims, Gales, f by Orbando—Ceslitice, ina MATCII4 ft* k ft. 41.7.-81 r J. Hawloy's Hoodoos opt Lord ftlargoo's Imam to Bird•oo-tho-Wor, di 710 rei KATO', 200, b ft. Tint halt cf 111.11.—Dolood Del • Lb. Ltootats, Bot 101 b, naiad Bir J. Hawley'. G eri klooca, StOCk ►R. Ft.ll.—Doko of Bodiorto Amain opt Ilr J. Bowlers Beacom, BM 711 tomb. TCSIDAT. ewsnreralts of 10 ewes. web, for Syr-olds, Tat Tlb; four, Set 121 b, bre and upward., Sit 31b; mares and allowed 31b. Tbe wiener to be *old for 200 sore., Inc minded. tr.; If entered to be sold for 1501. allowed 21b foe 1001., 12lb; If for 701., 161 b If for 401, 211 b. D.M. Tea NIRWAIMIT HANDICL/ of 25 son. each, 16 It, and 6 only ft declared, with 100 added by the Jockey Cloth, end 60 from the Town Ram Fond, for 3- .olds sod up wank. Wham after pablicat.os of the vilyhts (Feb. 2, at 10 0.a.) of a b o y to IWO sow, to terry 7111 oaten; whiners of all mho& t i t t o mi a6l:; of say two hondkaps, 101 b entre. pets pert of tha &.K. to ttro and or B.C. (01 sate, 31 of pay °sky one. mg.) The highest weight &mention Min ftst 1010 it Ye ban rand to Sot Mb, sad the others ramming la la pragsalus. .—.-- Grabefi1.............. 1 4 * 11 li eciat. iii . .......... .. „: • 1 : amp .... " • s ■414046 ii ...::::::::: 4 s • w... ....... 4 • ---- :• ii f 1 .... Nom I -44; ; .::.......-: : 1 ......... ~..... .........." ...... ..... Erl= ...... c • . ame ........::::: ftwmarenzia d.SO mom. each, k I. for 3-yr-olds; Calla, 8O 10tb ; *OA atm, Mt ; thee gee by waLices a oat of roams that Ira Semi • egglia, Aimed 41b; mob sabectiber to Mali two fa* slat be Kw rt. D.Y. (4 robe.)—aulla, DAWN% Joined& Desist 4ib), •Ocemos, Bioko& (411), Kaineang (41b), fs by . .opobil—lgnse (4111), nesticm (Kb) Vsklig (410) asembNle WO. Symms= 410 sew. seek k t,, far 3 • 146 : 001 y. e.l 7t 41b; these got by ota ee ma ot motes tint never teed • winner, alowed 411. T.Y.C. (11 Wad 41b). othe.)—Beilit, Ticluit-of-Lises (411 ), Bouquet (Mb), Tn. ( 11131111FAL OF 711118WISISTSIZO of SO FOIL Orly for 81r-side; colts, Set 10Th; and Klee, 13.4 711, • not sewed is Weber Rekliaworlis, the Two Tawnend Elan or . b Ono Thenemai 0w15.... D.K. (il sube.)—Tigitt- 4_lle ibeiru...kg la West an —lloeltos Las, os,, •Nedi ons Clowleite. TI,I YI LIST Yeas or TOO lour NZWYAMIT Brun- MAL Brazos el 10 ow. wh, with 100 edged sub wor t for Byr•elis; ails, SW 71b ; liken 8a Sib ; the owner of the swag bane le ionise a stun weal to 10 per cent. on the while NAN owl the einem or the third bow,. a sum mpg le II pr awe. B.Y. (80 .ob.)--c by Bay Middletim —Balmy, *The Oak= Rock, c by Pyrrha.the Pint— ILIS t Baterly, by at the Wbletle, Tomboy, •Coxeonsb, *The North= Ilakarad, The Elk, *Orlando, The LEA, itoesserieK Omni Ow Four-Waved Shamrock), Kay Illwing, *Knuckle Doan., •Oorease. t . ti:l, ll• lr e. Klimensiew Mra. Beare, Anew* aselnep, Tkka all Lau, West Illisdry. CV' PAWN Gay Yank* Winerbogis, The Themes, Iluinene, Jul* Young Illyboo, Ilk Keisuke, Trumpeter, Clirlstram ' Pm, Behissmoo, Perm leiatsiaed *Fuse, ollmerke, Lonny, Cosjorer, itelebew, Klee nub, , *Bourse, Br. CISMOPOO, YWwf, TM Inte, Maw , lifirrymen, Breekbens, o by Omeereeene—Otruhice, c by Peise—Bell. Besragn Kt Plugs War, *Hawse, Pare.,An ton* *Kam Carenny, *a by Leopold—Agnes, 0 0mfan, COMA% Deinier, Hislise, Carlotra, lariems The Cur went Bow, Mawr Daspair, Bonito., Commode.% *Amigo.% idles Sankt, •Syrsenoe, a by Oriando—Ths Seem, Mims Mem% Diaries's, EWAN Volatile, Christopher (deed), Zajinor (dW). TM. FOCRTN BALM lITAIIIII of 60 WTI. sack, left, far yowling, purebred IA it. smog isles by &nation in 1867 of the fliunptoseesen Stud, Milo"- park Stud, Marealleid Stud, Mr. Onmilkie 131.011-Id-tene Paddock., Oeweldhirk aced, Grimace Stud, Mr. N e wto n ' s , Merble-lill, Middle ' too Perk, filselessre, Barrie& Forborne, TiekhiM, Nesehms, Capt. Archdale. ; mkt& to miry Ilet 10lb; Alike, Etit 6lb ; than by @Whom or out of meet that never bred • winner, allowed 310; sod th em sold for km Ira 300 guinea., allowed 311; for lees that' NO ohms% 61b. S.F. 10 eute.—N.B. Yeetliap boiight is, sad at °mord. sold by private mom" we not stimaribl. to ibis stake. *Orlando (611), Voloomo (NW, •Cabardy (6it.), bled of the Manor, Conliti or, aby Prawn tbe Firm—Say Celia (311), Joyrate (311), Vise (6.1), Praline (9ib), f by Alms—lris (61b). MATCH. 400, 1 R. D.lll.—Bir J . Hewlsy's Simejki, ilit Mt% opt lard Wwww's t bi=o, des by La sw eat, a Harlever, 7a 111 b, bal Nevins, 600, KO R. D.ll.—le rd Olergow's brattier to BM as the WW, 4 yrr, let SO, .set 84 T. Hawley'. lewd Nan 6 yrs, Oa 31b. Ilarcn, 600, 300 ft. D.Y. Mr. F. Robinrces Anton., Set 71% apt Duke of Ballad'. elCallnpsw, fat 101 b. STISCRITTIOX PLATSI4I7OsaTr --. . • for 3-;r-olds, 7.t 21b; dm, let 71h; Ivo sad npwerda, 12Th. T.Y.C. Sub scribers 1 sew., sad newrobetabrn move entr.nce. Sub gaiter' aa esti neer oath horses re le ta it own propaty. HASIDICAZ Ifwanrwrenze el 10 ion. each; ha 3-1 r-elde end opwarde. PLATS of if/ rove ; for 2-77r-oldt; collo, Set 71b ; and Silks, ea Mb; Us visas:4os *tear se awakes, aline 100 as , laibabas the whinier own stoke, to Gerry 61b ; of two sockrears, a ale of 200 sows Tatar, lib ears. The Int half of Ab.ll. &arena., 3 tom _ _ Sweerveex ts of 10 Wirt erh ; for 3-yr-olds, Ist ; Mr, • 4 1 b; fire sad uplifted,. Set 111 b; the wising Is be amid for 100 eyes. if demanded, &e. T.Y.C. Till COLUMN 87.11KR8 a 60 son. raoltda ft, lbr 3-yr ads; colts, Ilst 71b ; sad fillies, Bst Mb, die produce of owes covered to 1866 ; those sot by scallions or oat at wires UNA serer produced • vlasei, allowed 21b ; if both, 61b. Rat. (16 subs.) Relic, isthmian. Kid, *LA Th. Lock, Ms& (61b), *Kauai, Duster, •Ooreutta, Closmors (Mb), Ones. Ilayossise (61b), Old Pool (31b), Wearier (b), Alosortn (31b), Molinaro (61b_) MATCH 600,2000. A.Y.—Land Fitswilllsas'slssorsoras, pr,9st 21b, apt Mr. F. Robilsecees Anton, 6 yrs, Bst 61b, Marc., 100, 20 ft. R.M.—Lied Coventry's Obaa, B.t Ilk, opt Dubs of Bedford's offerer. 7st 1116. !tiros, 200.1 r R. T.Y.C.--Osoist Hathaway's *Olympus, San 121 b. opt Duke of Hishords *Lost" Im ilb. Maws, 100, b ft. Lost kolt of H.ll.—Duks el Bedford's *Ohba Rule apt Sir J. Rowley% Twang, Sot nb scab. 12911tDAT. er/ISCRIPTION PLAT; fi for 3.1 T-Old; 74 ; four, SA 716; ivy, est 131 b ; six sad oted. Chf• The whew to be odd for MO esys , U dememded, ko. , horses averred to be sold be 1101. snowed 710 ; setbsertbere, I soy., sod nos sobseMbese 8 scars., monitor erabsorib.r s can only eater gosh heron se sse Moir eves 'jetport,. D.M. aumcir non of 60 sera, kr Syr-olds sad upwards; 111111111101. 3 sm. A.F. . . . . (7eitet 6 to. match) of 100 sore, each, ft ; for eAto, Sat 101 b ; sod 611fra, Mt Mb. A wienaraf • 1-yr-old wake elthto 200 wee. to carry 61b; of two such stokes to ono of 600 lova. to awry 916 extra. D.M.—e by Cotberotowt—Ohnlaro; *Leff. lIWZIPSTA ILES of 200 sows tool, k ft; oohs, bet lib; 213.., Set Mb; untried saloons or wares allowed 31b; both, sth . D.M. (4 subs.)—ltiehwood (Mb), Cbapollstr, •Mossial, • by Cotberetooe—Obtalacto (Mb). IPIVIITSTAILBS of 10u eon. 'sob, It ft, for kale of 1666; sok% let 71b ; 2110ee, Sit 416 ; the rodeos al worse Mat bare Wed a winnow of the Two Tbortaa4 Odom, Dread Dyke MONA, Derby, Oaks, er Dewar*, 61. low &shoe, to tarry 7I extra; those by stallioas or out of woo that wirer tea a wiser, allowed 3b. (6 sabe.)-- 4 4 by Bey 316641,- 1 dl—Briar ry (ab), Chignon (3:b), •Katatlus Dauber, Guy Yawls' (31b), *Crofton (Mb), Christopher (died). Tll CL irr Brazes, • sabeettpeks 4MO ass. each, Ift, 6ff 4-4 1 -8146 ; et/to, Oa ; 61ftee, Set Mb. D.l. (5 subs,)—Teropbol.ta, Monate of Indilitlels, Suabsam, TM Nom Land, Wilton. 111wwwranse of 60 *or,. seek /or 3-Ir-oide ; salt., let 3116; sad Make, 60 lb; the whims of a 116 , 416 Moto aarestaai Is MO arm Inolethew tM iihreaeo own Milk NI ram Mb; of two cook Moles, 111116 antra. A.T. (4 tuba) YON t * at . latialteasce, *Ma OM *Math Lift& sails), omenehilm Arm _ APEZATICB. a as /011. irk he hie-ie, Who EXPRESS, SATtiiil5AY EVENING, API& ) 2•Y o r 41854: Bet 716 • sad OWN 82t Mb. Lai half of Ab M. (8 tab,) el? by k ykyatces—AUla Wii,, of by Lairgboo4-1110/oq,' (14, Yia 160.1,40, f by Tedetastaa—floodia, lisdea.e kisatiae, if by Kaagetes—lieceiBee, •1 by Pyritous the Pint—Boar, c by Pelion—Tcemageat. rarmAy. Tas Qvinat's PLATi of 100 wiser, kst 4-yr-das, Bet 81b; AVID. 104 711 o; nix art. 4 aged, 10. t 121 b. IlisrDicarr Ihras of 60 WU.. for 3-)r-olds and upwards. Nor T.Y.C. _ _ _ _ _ _ -- 11;;;;;;a . up of 10 sows. seek, for two yr olds ; colts, dr 71b ; Miss, Bat 41b. The wisewr to be sold for 100 rye it demanded, do. retard to be sold for 100, allowed 61b. •, if In 80, 91b ; ; for 60, 121 b ;if kr 26, Mb. Last hallo( Ab H. lIIVIRTITA RS of 100 SOTO. eta, h tr, for three yr olds ; arcs, hat 711 s; owe, est 21b. DM. (4 subs.) Lord fifths Manor, /kg Menilles, o by Cotherstont--01raluce, Hortmeer (risod). lIIIVIPSTAIZA of 30 son. cub, 20 for three yr olds; 71b;colts, B.t 4lb. The winner of a swespstakes Imams SOO fora, including the whiner's ow. stake, andhavhog astlmathuseight subscribers, to early 41b; of two suck rams, 71b ; of ihree, Olb extra. T.Y.C. (6 ribs.) *no swam Rock, Lord of the Manor, idles Fisch, Glees Jaiskat, Doubloon. NATC7t, 600, k ft. A.P.Sir J. Hawley's 8r 71b eget Lord Glasgow's Brother to Bird-on•thelVtag, 7st 111. Marc., 200, hR. From the atstrag-por R.M. to B.C. Drama Btillort's •Leontes sir air J. Dowry's Bosom, Bet ne each. MAWR, 100, b T.Y.C. Captain D. W. Viet Barer fold's Lovebird apt Mr. C. Akiander's Water Sprite, ihn 71b sada. ROYAL MANZI YACHT CLC3.-.4he season of this peat metropolitan club was inaugurated on Thursday by the treeing trip to Qtareend. TN vip-oemaadore, lir. R. in the trance of Lord Alfred the comp Isadore, bolded Ida leg on board the Peas* of at • little after two, and in a few minutes the Seat of yeast., pardadig of the Shadow, Whitest, Capella, hoop, Lot*, awl asowel others, ware wader weigh, and gesossiol to fillevernd wait a very favourable wipd from tho whit a SUM watt is H. 7Y of gantloorres n t .need Si re railway Mdse, ad a6oa t lily sat down to ghost at the New Faken Hotel. - - - Pllll4ll or WALES YACHT CUM.—The openieg of the MOOR of the Prince of Wales Yacht Club was oas of the east *uoman! say club wee bowed 0f... Yachts at the Folly-hawse, Blackwell, at four o'cloe.k,:aad Wrth! easseeedeee, Mr. R. Hewett, la his ystht, the Inter, WWI Hadesfalr north -weet "tad to Ertl& These the maabare 4*W:ea* Had joined by a amber of gentlemen vise had Some by lead, repaired to the new club-hoe" the Plat load, whin 60 members and their fri•nds sat dowa be amer,getsided OTIS by the cnnaodore faced by the Mar BOAT Race FOR 50i.—A sculls/1 rue for 60L, in old italtiened boats, came off on Thursday after:mon our the mend metropolitan coures,fron Putney Aqueduct•bridge to Wdp at Mortlake. 'The competitors •ere both water- Mem, ask Same. being Benjamin North. and William BOWO/f. What little mow there wore kid was at the vete of 6t04 on Neville. The Venus, Captain likarplis, sooom ysnhd the men, and was well filled. George Driver having Mee chum aspire for Neville, Frederick Lett for Hunter, and Thomas White, the late opponeat of Chambers, of the North, rally's, they get to their plasm, Neville bay* the bent station. Neville west avow with the lead, held it all the way es ha liked, std wee by 90 lengths. A Bar ACCIDENTALLY SHOT PT En FATENIA-•- ildr. White, moor held me invest at Lars, on the 16th 'natant, on the body of John Sumo re of Mr. John flasracm, fsrmer of Bulby. Mr. Swim deposed u fot- I was in Bulby Hall-wood with Ay isomer deceased, &Bother younger son, aged sim aimed Frederick, on Thursday bat, the 14th instant, between three sad four p.m., end wu Doldieg a double-Unread gun (loaded) in gs 7 right band. I held It almost parallel with the round, with the mumb. iodised towards the ground. Ail of • sudden I beard the report of a gun but did not know It was from the gas I lewd I. my band, till I saw the decreed tugs round, sad "Ob, father end thee I sew he was shot. I ea elefm "Oh, bow could it have happened ;" and Frederick, rho we. • very little behind me, to my right, rid, "I turned W gun, father." At that time Frederick bed some young rabbits on a stick. I was not aware that the Mill bad gone • and had not felt say ramerer the gum The discharge' of the gas wee all in the calf el decared'a leg ; and he fell dews inenedletely. I called le Perking, • gamekeeper, and he OEM to as; end we gee a hors• and cart, and I brought deemed hems myself. I gent he medical Ned. Mr. Contr iver sad Ms. Bart, of Corby and Mr. Barr all came. De ceased became very faint and weak. The medical aeon maid the Sub mat be amputated, and that was the only chance of Ravin lb life. An amputation took place accordingly ; sad deceneed mak, and died soon after—aut an hour—about a Mrs before ten p.m. William Perkin., of herr game keeperigeht—l wee in Bulby-hall-wood on Thursday after era. John Foot, a gamekeeper, gave Mr. John hoarsen his = , :d id le and his two sons left me in the wood, ad went I soon after heard the report of • gun and an sanesel seise. I thereupon ran to the place the noir are her dui lined deceased lying on the ground rot through the Eh kg, sad bleeding. The child erased hinting, and I got Is.. water for him. Mr. &run said be did set know hew lt happened. I sent for the doctor. The lather tied up re wended leg sa well as he could.—Mr. William Hart, ergeen„ said—About four o'clock, lei Thursday, Mr. Colliziwood sad I saw deceased at Mr. John Stereos'', His left leg wax completely sneaked to piers by • wound. On °beetle g the mature of the ors I seat 7117b11t medical man from Bourn. Mr. Byrne attended, and we all three agreed that amputation of the leg above the ' knee was the only chance to save deceased's life. It was @e nergise,' done under chloroform, about 7 p.m., stimulants Liles hese previously applied. At arm attar the operation he asemsd in rally a little, bat he "or began to sink, and at leer h died sheet half-peat 9. I believe the shock from the lorry from the ganehot and collapse were the area of bb ther.—Thejary found that the " deceased was mxidentally mad by misheteme shot end killed by • gun which hie father wee curing."—liettinyhom Joarttel. EXTENSIVE BUM FIRE IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA. —We fNottetehaet Journal) have received accounts from Adelaide describing the loos of • Um amount of ogerty and mutat lives in ourequesoo of the bath der, and the flames raring over as ironamme race of ground. Mr. .1. C. Pereira sea of Mr. John Preereve, of Bourn, writes as follows :—" We have had • fearful bush he be the country. Lest Suadey week it bed spear over sixty sir, and at night there wee a bright glare over the bills extending nearly half roar the hirers. I was up the country, laying a road out in the hills. I bad pegged out more than • fortnight's work, and ford out on going to the inn to dinner that the fire wee within • quarter of a mile of us. A friend of mine bed • boar and culdvated section in that direction, and I went elf at ere The eight , se we went over the bill, was bat frtgbtfal. The are along the *mob rt a Vate "l ' of • galloping bone, often much faster, as two or three post fellows hued out to tbeir sorrow. The flame fruaW down in sheets, and roared out of the hollow gum trees like blast farrow, which was only rustled by toe entabing of the heavy stringy hark timber as the tree came down or after another In the wake of the fire. As I erected, on neetting the valley of Onkaperinge ft turned sad came beck up b.th sides of the reed, gad very quickly reduced to mitre the 100 scree radios 1 had laid out ,• at any rate I shall have no scrub to cut when I go again. More them fifty families are burnt out entirely, with nothing but their clothes. It being hueday, and fearfully hut, the men and children were lying about nearly n iked. Nothing eras saved in the coarse of the fire, and several women 'at their live.. The township of Outreach' was entirely de stroyed; the people carted their furniture under the bridge to b• ads, but JIM fire burnt up bridr, furniture, and ail. Tune women sad three children were brat to death. The whale oosatry from Barnum to Goolwa 6 a black charred sear only varied ley the bag lines of rut. ashes which shark the reifies of &sou sad homestead.. I have Hat yea newspaper.. If anything 'Sikes yes ae istereatiag, do oblige by sending it to the Menem is completely ignored by the Engirt =Tree Is ale aye plenty of sew, from Nether's') hap, while our colony, perbape the moot solvent, and emesinly mere ealf.enstaining and »productive than the ether gad above all most Stud for egricnitural emigrants, le some* war amationed. A men who is not aabarned to tars his head to rything, and who can and will work seed sow Om ban. There is many • worse place the this IA the world." TIIEAURORA BOREALIS. —A most remarkable mad briniest apprarencee of the Amore Boma* was wh ammed at Southampton on Thursday night. Before twi light ended the northern prelim' of the firmament woi tinged with red , and soon afvr 7 o'clock It was lit up most brilliantly. It was first thought that the appeeracos maw from some etiolate, and distaut dm. About kali-poet eight erica an extruoedinary meteoric spFeurancs was observed la lin Borth-east, completely separated from the aurora bo ned* and sarrousded by an ordinary, dull, leaden sky. It covered a space of skint 20 degrees square, its lowest enbe• tatty being about 20 degrees above the horizon. It formed broad bands of • lurid nd colour, alternating with similar banded a much fainter flag*, the lines that wrested the beads bring well &aced. It was evidently a portion of the yiea~enon which offered ia the northers firmament, but Gs perfect ito'atiost aid Its varied colours mods the appear saes es legator salt wee peed. . . . COIIIIWALL RAILW7iT.—As we have before an aessoid, this line will be positively opened for tr Alio on Monday, the Ind of May. The govetaarst hieplictor sent down by the Board of Trade went over tits line on Monday and Tareday, sad wei iniderstan I 'bat his inspection wen of the nose intadaolary ehrae.er. To more fail) hat the Soya Albert Bridge, sad the ether bridges to Sollasb, two esataes with dittoes tenets WM with VW* with an gate we ight w:right of above three barite tone, parsed over thin river ay, set the test was la veiny ratted all that solid be di deed.—PfrissaiM Awned. [Adverweesest]—Kere's (How:Koran= Cut eon Cow..—tar wo o = WOO, fw was ens er la term • row yr 11611/00.=111 ef INS 11111= 1111 P =d a ZiNieft 10::61411 41 . 7"..•=riLest ==rg am. MAt il ali ng//1/ 7 14 11 MO. as AL pg rka edit fdlessersi *oat glis pours. CQUII7S. Os Mandey afternoon the Hon. G. C. Norton was coca & ikt .... L .d. sten• tin=s investipting osse of considerable to the Logos sai sarsattermrs. '''' pet7umsthigpi wan Mr. Mimi Beall, a man of =b!ieppmeatambe Msg r own yen carried on the ' f ° a mph, to as mtMaillwo is Loafs-Fields ; nears assileg, a droywast r ia the iiss of Ilr. Han* als mertimWt,t Spit H.lat • sad Theo* Orip., as amaismal wigs*. o ; Ira the wawa ef the cisme was that of the two latter amain • amber of make be- Wto their employer, sad the know receiving them il e gailty knowWge. Mr. Stuns attended for Small. Mr. John Hudson, travel. to Mr. Hants, devoted that ab 'Employer wan ads Landow spat to Mr. Morpn, the ale Decor, at Norrftli, Am& thowieds el the Ms seat to tows p..ed through his heads. Oa Tuesday evening last, *ma ' =formation that bad reached him, be went to the coo= of tie Omer Small, sad then saw three ale barrels, with Mr. Morgues bawl apes Amor, gad two others with the name partly obliterated, but atui mask= lit to recoplae that It bonged to Mr. Morgan also. He raked their price, sad Elmall amid 12s. apiece, though aloft value was nearly doable that sum. He next asked if be mild be supplied with 100 at that price, end Small replied he could, provided he pm him a 11w week. to emcee the order, sad that he would deliver them at ten or a dozen Ma time. Witness had since sees three auks at the police station-honse, end could near to thaw as being the property of Kr. Marion. la reply to a viragos from the magistrate, the witness said that &ask was to the terries of Mr. Harris, sad Crips was occasionally employed to do little jobs, and aria Boa kriha witness was oross-ezmadned at some length, bat no thing favourable to the prisoners was elicited. Kr. Edward Worrell, inspector of the P divisiond police, said that on that mousing he went to the roulette Of Mr. Small, and on seeing that person, asked him If he hod any empty barrels brought there within a few days • and be re plied, set for two or three weeks; and said all' the casks to the plaos belonged to hint. Ho thus ward who he was to put snob qaestkon. and ha at once told him ha was an impostor apogee, and that ha must madder himself in his custody on a &ergs of restivlng torrid omits brioagiag to Mr. Mor gan with a guilty Intowledge, this nomoval ths pri mer to ths atatlmplaase, and oa tabssillisati2 the promism, fa Oaf corner found ewes ..des ali = blorpa," ear ameba " Thornton," a !Math brawled From= tad C 0.," a lab ...eoth marks& "Barclay and We.' and • sicced fttig-aaA bassawl geld and Os." halm Swag frew _the put ha said he rwawatared eat Isar had bees ben& oa chat day, .ad that le ha we the whole n=oose, only gave 14a.0a so =bbamt. kwasd that the primate Cri t t i wp d a r Lu the id .— rd at t est* amns .mmp t ;:a s Ze yard. Whams told him ha wow as am, girl !ha lib had rolled say maks la tame as tho day sr main before, and he re . plied he armr had rad a ask fa Grab He farther stated that ha lei bean St the natithauhasS Par the PorPow of assfaglin Small mid salklag Ma dies leg. An smticet fa the yard issimed faQlpes prima eat be hid rolled an empty barrel into the yard an the *waft Wan, and Me prisoner making no reply he took him lata etwady. Police-constmle George Hall, 178 P, *rod to taking Beaufoy into custody, and to that prboilititleol all knowledge of the oaks found, bat say*/ he agar the premises of Small for weeks. Edward Lawns, as appear/co to the piston. Small, said that on Wednesday evening he saw • breve/a cast with the mate of Hari= on it, and drawn by • blackheart, et • bar slop able by, and two men with If, bat he oak sot take It ca Ms to swear that Beaufoy was ona at dm On the aims T an i shoat stx o'clock he saw gm primer Ortla roll a 26 task We the yard. Ha had lam mot sassy allow *as, sat observed s army as skill* ths Yin of Meepia des them; one with the astir al " Agape as, and is Int to way tot his anopialons wars around that eeesalliscibbeeteet ems gehgcm. iwiwalfwiloo, a mm the emplormat at Oroall, MK he hag Iv domino( hit goatee eat the moss of Merges sad himc set ham casks brought than, sad for which ha paid ttn. l'ma ttta teeltmay alb!e and the preceding niters and • mina apprentice, it appeared that a ',holm]e receiving and ahrletscMg of min had been tor some time carried as. Ms. Mum eddresesd the court for his client, and cared to all whnsme le his 4 . high respectability," but Mr. N sheered that at present such svidsnie would &MI him WM* The can., he (Kr. Norton) conceived to be MI men= le grebe Arytialeins, and hefurther inquir should therefore ra remand the O she lire for y. Bell wee perms Mused. WIFE MSZDIR.—After two days' inquiry, the coroner Mewed his warrant, en the redid of a Jury, " for the committal of George Morgan, for having at Catorieheen, in the parish of Ratter, county of Kerry, feloniously mur dered Catherine Mersa, his wife, en the night of the 12th or morning of the 13th April inst." The prisoner is a miserable creature, about 46 years old. Evidence was given of the ending of the body in the "cabin, consisting of one room," in a temporary grave, with a little hay ou the face, and a small quantity of turf and potatoes over the new clay. A man named Moriarty, into whose house be came m the seernieg of the murder, proved that the riser 's wet wee folded under his arra, and that, perceiving something m oor about him, when be cams In to light his *e, he asked the prisoner what was the matter, and he reptled, that when he arm home that morning from where be worked the day before, be found hie wife bleeding and deed. Be had two hammers, or of which fell, and witness took it up, and found it rate wet, as if it were a'ter being embed. A man semi Mlle* proved that the prisoner come to his house on W. swig Earning, a drums of about dee mile, sad rim sere mumersadion, end in reply to id`Cartby, said that his wde was murdered lent night, sad be did nos know by wheel. He said that there wee no one Is tim hour but de him child, and himeelf, and the be found ber killed when he cam lame la the morning. !Mirth, told him to give himself np sad suffer, if be killed the were, to which be replied that he would not, for that so tea wear know it I till he weak! tell it himself when he wee dying. Another writers, a woman, to whose house be also came that morn ing, deposed that, after a conversation, he rid he had killed her, and would give himself up to the police.—Dally Arpress. Saocxixo ACCIDENT. A shocking atuddent happeeed at Mr. George Slater's friary. Sandy Oar on Wednesday. :vat before the mill stopped for direr, at half-rat twelve o'clock, a poor woman named Sara Emmett met with bet death. She was reaching erne partite of bar dress from • pipe overhead reading seer sn upright abaft at the thee. It is surred that bar apron was err ht ed shaft, to which • • was drawn up, red whirled with great velocity. The errs was stoppt das seen r passible but before she was retread she het Oiled to art. He Mid sad various parts of her body are crumbed in a mat frightful terser. We underslead that the shaft is feseed off aid+ a tin ern, end mars ever a wall. The deemed was a widow, 4$ pets of ear sad has left five children.—ifertehester liewister. FATAL ATTRAT.—Ow Thureday, Mr. W. Baker the mew fee the Tower Liberties, unwed informed's; reepeedag the death of Julie Wordsworth, aged 49 prate lately residing at No. 5, Neptrarie-coart, Reteliffe- hi glerny,, who died from iajnries received as Monday night, the 11th buttes; in an affray, under the Lllowing olrenmstaison : It appears that a quarrel ensued between two pawns named Nes& sad Clattery, on the n4ht to question, about 11 o'clock, In Noah sect-passage, Wellelose-equare, whin the dammed interfered, and remind a severe 'limey on the head with a poker. The blow, it seems, wee inteneed foe seedier iadivldual eml by whom it was struck could sot be distinctly 'eternised. The deceaiod bled mime', from an extensive wooed oa the top of 'behead, and was conveyed home by the polies, where she wee wen by Dr. Peer, of Cannon-street. road, who rendered every possible easletance, but she expired Ton aseeley atiersosa lest. The deceased wee s married 11001112. CATBOLIC DIXONEITRATION IN KFIRT.—TRALEE, TUESDAY EVINING.—A meet ng 01 "111 inhabitants of the rowdy Merry was held this day in the Com-market of Treke der the prose of protesting against the insult offend to the esthetic* alreland by the conduct of :the crows officials at the recent trial of Daniel Sullivan, in setting wade all the catholic jurors on account of their religion. The mewing was exceedingly large, and the attenduice of the gentry aad chirpy of the county very numerous. The th eir was taken by Jes. O'Connell, Bey., of Lakeview, the Mat surviving brother of tte Liberator. The 'resume uniutimi.y prevailed. A aeries of reelntknOrt re adopted assert* the necessity of impartiality In the selection of jut tee ; denouncing the micros of Juror ow the ground of cued as an insult to the entire dais to which the excluded individuals belong ; de:taring that at the recent trams-felony prosecntion In Teske the setting aside by the crown of ell the catholic* who were called bed toryrowed the people of the county with the conviction that the indletivala is question were excluded from the jary•toz palely bemuse they were collegian, and that the exigence of each • conviction in the minds of the people wi h respect to the setting sods of jurors wee dangerous to the peace and ad vi rite to the rproverneat of bard. It wee also rewind that parliament should be rehired to adopt such mamma as will pet vent • recurrence et the evil practices compiained of, and a committee was appointed to draw up the petition. The principal spikes were th e Right Rev. Dr. Kos hely, Bishop of Kerry; Wm. T. Croats, D.L., Deane BMus Lalor J.P., Daniel C/Ocnnell, OLP.. Thee. Galway, J.P., Joni Yornbin &thank D.L., J. 11.11lte!, barrister ; the Rev. Jobs Maw% and The M.P. The speeches were very able sad eloquallii pained of tho crown officials at the recent trial wee de noosed in the strongest terms r Insulting to the satires of brand, and an attempt I. revive the penal lath.—lrree wees'e Jeurniel. irre — ra or Fornas.—Thie Weariful Highland properly fu beer puckered by as Erglirk __{guar kr Le seem of 47,0001. The restal, we fellow, is oar Ant 1,004. a tear, but the estate, with its &Mewed waterfall, la aloes recistaalled for its ploturequiters and beauty.— PerrAshire &wrier. - ---.-- -^— • , .. [AlDlediellent..l—.llOLLOWATNl °TIMMS AND meee ll4l" a 4l l 4 W all ib r ". " ....-.l"l".. kiefed bg a it a Me=ef irle efeAmil le So eanitedi bi efe fomeled se =V=iSe. Wit. b al oath, for doe ask et wane, NOW' l ..... allth A k the selkei eengesiet me be enuee ore Pee • m.. of the emeles ire OWime be limed et limy roma • beefebilif dielliNer. =NW the rim et tible einem... rebind be a ewes el Ihe plNe. erlidi ewe* isd pm* as &piped burs, et do be*. Cauehdose iigaid by Ur lasi lAwitstrata of their rape d Goads& Deebighek're Yeoman, —Marko, Lord Wonky, be nova, ma ?hairy. N al Woe ILeaLl e ttene el Yeeemey Owcalsy— Captain the Newt 41 to be Niger. Nee Mimeses, ranger/. Ores Own :neat et Yeassary Cimby—Ounket Rupert Poneelatba reetbereittel=l be Renfteant, eke Lketonest tke Lied /lobby, en or Royal boat! 1114Desez blogtenet of llilitir Niched feat , be be tne.gn, rice Joshua, pro motel. Mb er R Asgeiw. _ , yal Wakens lUght Delany Beginaest of Middle= Militia—Jemee Edward Gibson, gent., to be aniaasteergeoe, eke Piers, reigned. Mt or Duke al Lac...Nees Owe Licht lafratry Regiment of Milon—Liontraent George Barlow to be captain, Noe John Dewey Kam, negerd ; Ensign Henry Mezweil g o , m g to a t gar t i t ast, rice Ge mote Barlow, 'coat:cid. Royal *lntake R the—Robert 61teddon Patrick, gent., to be bretraant. NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. - - • N•rtke is beetby nitre to all previa' interested there* that preparations are sow belay{ made for Iha istonded dis tribution of tbe sward foe stlysfre services rendered to the Brothers, of Wexford, on the 21et September, 1866, by ter : tiel al e ship Vorise; for the tareedrd dietriburon of s s i t received end tonnage toasty awarded fee the dare stestmer, name Massa. Pupped to I. the Jupiter, or Mad on the 29th Jen% 11167, by her 8 41. 92 ) . • atilt AIM' legs ; mai fur do jowled diststbutke of proteede mitred sad resew bear, awarded Ice tbs schooner Levis M.Leart, captured lb. lath Calehur, 1867, by ter Majesty's ship Mobs CHATHAM, APRIL 22. The volunteers from this division of /Writ Marine Light Inteatry for the Royal Marhte Artillery MR head quarters yesterday sod srooarded to Pastassesvh to kin that raps. The tot./ cumber of eoluatases tarnished by this distoioa awl 90, but only 24 titre accepted by the Admaralty, i• couseqinoe of only that boaster coming up to the standard height required toe the Marlie Artiliery, namely, 6 feet 8 inches. The following vessels have bees token up by the gowns swot for the coaveyeate of saxes, to India, via : thrall, Ceasing, end Vittoria, kr Celestas sad &oral; Bore Huron, ibsrmlio. ties Pork, Foothill's Cross, sod Alawick Conde, for Mediae; Wi•liem Cole, thafteeleary, Allsaces, and Ocean Rosetta, for lictolay. Is the te;ort of the review of the corps of Royal Regimen which appeared is this paper y'.surd.y, a eleht issocursey rams by its beisg iandivi WWI, staled that the corps wee draws up re the hate; instead of the word "Wee," the words "Pwwle-growsd" ought to Late bs and. A circular has tees issued by Sir Demigods Raves K.C.8., the Valor Secretary of Si.. for Wet, dated the fah Sweet, relative to cortices toe rake sad beadier ba the army. Re permeate were wade a few days ago ea the Krietplang Kelleer aw mititysece (.4 s equirboe ad c•iree.irte. Tie melt wee net a. wire equedrst ambits ccarryst to owl ttaill, free ela to Use ter yin( bs. dap, w.t►tbs ma reqsized tomer\ ever thew, stag *cal is each berwreiveg 2, tad tbe rtitlitre la third cl.•t ter =isperhatese time shoo welt with • tort ef Ina , le sesaketag she bete a sad sea ee lamed tem the trais Awe these ors as etsekrima It yr fowl ea wow r 'wieldy. PROM L4BT 211911T8 GAZBITIL 1 SLR ICIIIIPTS. Eicsaas Summits, Lea6ca•••ll. City. sad Co rod, St*. 14.riaticq tailor. to wawa Use i le= et IL at imam. twmineL pot. Ittiota„ Wouttpaliala, ; te. alit. Jolla waa. Buttpthellatima Itaildasa. leak *tram. M ay sis - Lre",...a10111111. F I LER Mow sad Bak Bedford-row, aelJ Italastaat ; . allay. Bell, Oolosattalnea WARN. haat Oatats Oatota, Nate*, dig . = N r =l i h o ur I. at 1.. at DadaStatistat. Ma. W. awl( lairs. WILLIAS *Ataaillll7. ts i lMtka. waltamatt. lift sat 15. tad Jaya sat 11, et Sitlattelt wool Bala , Davila/era Oa. Women , WA. Matlaeradrat , et .. andatiattatelL Jul Latta. Waal • ; ead iSt 11.16 IWO beakir, I lad was t. at U ._at ei= rorar a Zta= Illaapeat, art lona Brlttel ; att. ~...._Actatmaa. WM& J 0 Stamm= sad Jul. 5. at 11,1M.Zronmit " ..11:Vraddall aatt PlifkliVbr M ani Sod art &Mimed, ; tS. itats. lark • lipati.h= Cam% Sal, as 4 1%1 t 44 , 1 2'. 7 =g 3 ... cam Ludt. I.I.AZIKITTOY ANSUILED. Jima Mann, llaarldr. au Water. NMI,. nreoLvirr PISITIONZIN. AT 11WWWWFWW11///t. W. WWl.** Cbasaarrana. 11WWW.• Ma W. 7Wd• etaai Wass. Limialplas.labb, an Ntlar—D. lt G. . :.„,vei=r—pazirrir nr6.:R=•-tilvfx ~,,,. elsei-W._ . -..... Isa.°4 lll7lra i rlotal arrialt— j. . Tamalas. =„a dwi t444. = mier...A. Notosmaa,... i bekr— lr. N o6 r e r. knaingir 140111 07 DIVIDENDS. 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SUGAR.—The • priee of brown or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the British Poeseseidna In America, for the met ending April 19, is 27e. 2d. per owl.. exelosive of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon. No Warn has been made of the sale of I rowu or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Mauritius. No return has been made of the male of brown or Mnacovado eager, the produce of the East Indies. WALItER LWP.IIOa2.WALIIII, APRIL 20.—The following statement from the hardy orew of the Widmer beat, on her recent service, will be read with latereet. The Deal boatmen have been celebrated for ages for their skill in the management of boats, and it is earisfeetory to find their unselmous testimony in favour of the new olio d lifeboats adopted by the Royal National Lifeboat Institution At daybreak this morning, the 18th inst., beteg on the look eat, we observed a moil on the South Sand Read of the Geerferin Sande, At this time, 8 a.m., the water was very low, sad as coca u we could get the lifeboat belonging to the National Lifeboat Institution afloat we proceeded to the wreck; when wo got there the water hid flowed shout three hears, and in consequence of a elbow southerly wind daring the night, sad at this UM* N.N.W., blowing a gale, the cross-sae caused thereby, together with the to-shoes tide, the re was so mountainous, surging into the ale, teasing sad filling the boat every minute, that we law It was quite iropmeible to approach tie wreck nearer than about fifty fathoms. The yellers crew, three ha amber, were is the rigging, one had been washe d awl birth we arrived. We watched most anxiously foe ea opportnalry to cave them if Foraible, end ea mon as the off tide began to make, the violence of the era a little eilbeided. We tier plied dose to the wreck, which by this time was fest brooklet up, and another of the poor fellows bed lama washed away; two, the captain and John Norman still clinging to t• mast, which u it fell fell across our lifeboat's bow, sad John Nonnan, by keeping his hold, was saved. The eaptain was apparently unable to retain his bold, and while cementite ha the mud, John Chidwick, one of oar crew, instantly Jumped overboard, In the anions endeavour to save him. Ho swam some distance, and got hold of him, end brought him to the boat. Two of us then got hold of the meter's clothes, which unfortunately tore away from hie body, sod he diameared, a heavy son threw the boat away from him. The Seaman's Hop, lwger, of Deal, was also ease the wreck, but could render no astanos. This is the first inseaams of our helot called upon to save We keen of the Goodwin Sends ia the lifeboat teltoging to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, and we cannot speak too highly of her good qualities; the behaved admirably, freed herself instantly, and in rah* we now have every confidenne, foe no other teat could have lived in such a lea. We re turned on skin at 11.30 cm., the wind nearly dead sa . ainst se, mod took every am of the shipmethed young eau.' Taz PENINBULAZ idams.—The Tagus arrived at flonthseepton yesterday with the Peninsular mails. fibs left Lhth mea the 17th inst., and Vigo on the 18th. Amongst her cargo was specie to the Mae of 2,7101. She pawed the Para with the India mail of Uthant oaths 21st. . MAILS TO TOltleB ISLAND AND THE BA/TAIIAB.--• Creisithrable diseatierseties haw bees *awed by the recent OP ration in the moil service to Tack's Maud acd the Baha mas. Formerly the mails used to naoh both those places from St. Thomas. the mail packet running from the latter place to Turk's Wand, arid from theme talisman, the espied of the Bahamas. The Nassau mails are now mat yid New York, and are conveyed from tbeoce to the Bahamas, by the Saew packetr. The Turk's Ishaii malls ere still seat mid St. Thomas, and the re is no longer say postal comettaten ton between Nassau and Turk's Island. The staple trade of the latter plate le in salt, which is exported to the United States in the colliers, which supply the West India coal depots from Ragland. Is eontequenoe of the want of matt oommunication between New York end Turk's Island, yid Nameu, the salt trade in English ships will be most seriously interfered with, as the exportations are entirely governed by advice, from the United Stater, and which bays now to be rent to England, end from thence t 3 the Welt ladies, bete+ o they can nice Tithe Isisad. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BLitt' HB. SULLEN.—ApriI IL at tiro Vinyard; Grant Baden. E. tW Mei of We Sy A. W. WY% ar a ay 002T021122T.—heett letal Leyte Grosvenor place, the elf. of Oa 0. Cense* Bach, et a 0010 1 00. DAWIII. P. A Dewit pell 11., at*, nearer. o4, . Ptittletreit. Or:. tha Idle of the H. H. t a 6 201 1 . T. O & ARO It, at Oskateasa. [bedlam, the arlfe of Commode! Itatte. ~ al KO. 111111112111T.-2prl 21 at Mho. Hosea. Wilts, the wife of the light Ho., •0 iletteet t at a thatehter . 11hT111.—Aare 21, ea IS. JN..s Palace. the Idle of Natalia EOM. oteeoa MAHRIAGIS. OIIIiiIfOTOIt—RLBR[itI.—ARO lt. PeolecoAto Montt. by UN Roy. T. P. listista. Mr. F. Owriostoo, is Harriot. Oboe:duo/ 11r. C. Pleolds. ot 8011. CASTFI—BALFTIAD.-1”11 Ft at K latemey. Itoltdolo. by On Roy. .7.W. Porter. O. Cartor. Zo‘ ioc olj u lakpool. to Marla. ilagettot Ye We J. Zobtoad. od 00X—OAN TRILL —April It, at Dorby, by th• W.. R. rat:L i ll:MI:4o! Dab/. to Wogs°, clougt.tor of the IoM Itt DIATKIL AIIIIR a CZOMBY —April 10. at ilawlek. A. 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