The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-12 00:00:00

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ICI II 1121111 T GI MI elm a eICOND lIXTILLOILDI - KRAL le [WM If of So 'Whims Pooompro Amman will be bid et tbe Oftee ef lie Ceeelle.W ..l ,4 I stbe lie Ole el Leeeek re MOM DA lek et ab i it el Nee .be amino the we pier, el se Haft lbe bat ea the a, et eel • ihe meeeerma we pee& Imi s he i ereelees of Ihe Aire eempre eel lie u gibie 0., ge.. r....... -- Ms iiieW l, Ow are bineetr eg eiee: gee meowed le ile se ewe este leede. eielbee leo le=i lellse siele et INlNlerme Mum re tee Me lb= ew lie sue We Om' 2 =l *m :11101 en talealue et @reels emu es eta& U. all of a mem mole la OMAR. leell. beeerr set bee gel& if 11111111 abbe JONI GLUT. blemelee Dieleor• Leaks. a prti 10, 1111 BANK of AUSTRALASIA. iliol Regal 11314 is 4. tomaim. Nana 11, MIL aviof DlrossoroWil NOT lON Oat • MAW DITIDIUID of SU • Mom na tbe NO et ils pot ow* per= tl=al Stook of lie ord Moo • Immo at IN• • oh:Faklng At a olm• ontoonE mil. yr ••••• :0 4 . • a to itp Om of Viet Ili eel% ea aid NADAL 1100 411 MM. Iss• of NI omot j ltaailler "Mr WM lo au Fl o& Os *S limb balsa. _g toms o• INN an Noland rod tom ammo postio. Pt ardifi u r s 2r. intaaii. OsiMsry. MONT BLAND IS OPIH TO-NIGHT. 111 S CALDWELL'S THIRD HAL MASQUE all Saha pre le TIITIBISAT, rah *. as ra Ere War C. ea pear. arm Oroilarar Orr Lir sr dr. r um la aris. Ea pram lersa. as sap bar la. raoressa Pp Mir op air sr t i za ti rs la sal Mir. Is at Ore Parr serins. araors ow Mr& fers IA Carr= SL—Darraik prw PROGRAMME at LECTURERS delivered di taxl6o4 ll 4l l/ MUirks""="' ..EL,%-..L...:.....r-.-...gr......-vg__t-x.t,t: . • et Vanist' The Ifennlu i nmerm smaireen lima War amlim i l soli =l3 11111.201 Man IL hi li THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CCVI., ell be rabibbel .at SYMldaf. I. lIIIIIPSO X . J= B" I. Tam t loam st all &trines. 1 Zt ii talli sma llial awaspels Alia THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, N.. OCIVIIL, AM WAWA ea Wham 2. Mimi of Mit I TM Maws amoli. S. Timm Itimry or the Coriehe mid lb@ Sok& 4 - Tim IlaimM erset MOM • Wm Albs Pm. S. TM emoubm a mi = i; . IMMO I TM sormet hil 7 I TY Illemed Dmto IA MIA Lions sad r i admrsb • A. sag C. Niel. T7mNiroart_ .LOWDOR Bpi. Elmo Boa Erin a Mks Rwria-arawro st e-Th. YN Op Ike Ibirmels6-11MdlibkOmir—.1 Ju a tabj . Owe of alausq—Dhrolim SOLa• bake MOM— 410“111 V. Wiwi. -. Sinai. NUM 110111 yp 1711T11 NNW NOTf L. e eeltelleh By flys. SIR GUY D' I ESTEAKS. By bIiLINA Author et• rya Abbey;• OUT ems Pim; Mba Te r elemleW ell Si the Liberties. Leaks: Ousee Seidelheeme a.. rettleedereletel Gr. HOBSON V a t° invite tit* attention of 000mar000m deraousratinistsooroopoo prim TA& I. Sta. O. . amaselft lampaalise aa. 41144.. Ila lae yaw approved awl mime asks elm fat Win Irtsa emasug. Data al Cala, malle s =. ram —OllO. 10114011. sr. Liaalmaalausi Millabliol WRITE and SOUNI? MTH say sat 0,1, Wino aX .1 I — Mow itt silfpuo d lailiks . -- Ili Oyler sod milsralms. ado =ri sd perrl=ll l7 lS a lle . :: talk beinsi. Impaling wester sod mat le Fon EgtoM i t all i rarrarral " 11, 19. 1 e n s a It m on or at Mame abed se orb boa. OW le Ihmia. I. drebes MEASIAMI MEDICATED CREAM, a wads sin ter Owl. Ibeamillaa. Dan* 11•16. ink" 411111blifta all Wads et warder of Ihe ids. Z 17:Znis ili Tralle War, II aft islocaz auldmi.-1 1 4 4 4 oleinde Bola 0 lbe NM 11. ark ibrii, Lamb% lo Fa, lASI MI dimione, 4.0. 141.. sa 1111.. awl IN tray We, el Li. mad Us. erli : sod to al isedlels• Mien la mu a r esearsw. MY FAIL Protested 11 /7 Refil Litton ra lgi i. iall a d arz=lZaa " tt rsio b L o t .It.t Ohs spilt ltsior i rsr k ela s sarr, leilise a r i esva ls. ens asssigido: stifisVadisilis si ism et Om le Ims Ibmol me .4• kr. a el VIII = l 2 11•114 wills OD fleflibillltOrmar th=liersa Cissisusiol tessotetst Ilisl shrs et dlossinn .1114 . as syshli po Wss &sib ollhitsmts Se Irwin, merr..... ma rc own"iromi. Ki Litg ell g: avoid of lim a , ea/ d moollon mar b au Os sila —,-, Ode uss blimp olppoist—Oull le tkimm. pill ide 6 4 me falt a... Midi =galls. and Munk Ilme le, aMies= . ll•§64l Ws swam .......ts Sax. is. j .... by ilion—Witi a n y ; IPg ai t i treig7 l ._llll 4 LF . all= = 1 ..... b ....raem. k00 d.. . .;... . wa . „4.. ...11. a. 1... ma. Donn or Cowin.—Th. Rev. Maud einme, MA, Ilso ban lkiasect V u Lelari %her of Mer h ial =l eurhey of Bt. mat by the realgoollos=. 41 . 1 0notteR )forge patrosa, Itderrol Orma, lei sibs. Ms Charles Stuart II be boo reed t. Gs yerpetaal every of Burtch. ,ofd 11/14. i p be of be E. Ralph Cowin*, pares, W. .. rodynelis ISt* VONOMORATIOLIIIiit March, Newburgh Om& Ibb, bat awl teetwed by for Zed of Derby, we onse belel by be Mbar of Peeler In Widarby bet I n ter Mr ye far pereelo, of lrbieb 117 we fres ! I fflieeplelea. pobeeefe veiled la th e Lot of I .ffirt eu has awl wigs% • GaotootcaL lloctsrv.—The followlAp i : ere hued sit the weft le be bid ea 14 :=l. lb. .. n rbreell "Oet the 011011111111011 of Leslie Abbe ia " 0 .111110 Nobles el be flee Pain" 'WM" PessFaieradtkaartitnik e Dew" Wirt. era.... red Wlikla, UN. :b104•• vallllollsir Rag-strut, carpet to-street With* mill- strut W lA* )utartaae, hour Within, spied hilt. greet, begeb. r . street West, gm- -afoot With* Ilk WBE-offset, motile gsts-strect Within, •Utel Within, pub avlow-sttvet, tallow net, horerbair litadopanstepet tvid AD-strcet Within, l Ina van with four r as e principal with Beni sad Ettefte It batmen ',memory Naze warden. They from further attead. rzt =I Mr mini a 'Wins pia if lOW serAis An si as= I. Sl = aa• • allailelaa mo as allPluelplsk lail la hi lt"' iblii.: &saa al n' t laws' yaws - Board B 1111nirel Is What ▪ sisolldmailla its mkt pp lb. use • mir• owe 111. Pia • loo . =lr ft =la Yin out On tnelyWoj: ▪ NW Imam NW yields ▪ 11.47, • olealiesl use I.—Tba show la pint ref/ risuird. Tbs barn ism new eillilee. sir ars a kb bra karrarr lakla e la ado Mr kg NMI Ilia re MM. WON = Yr ✓ role ▪ WM care pra al - LS aka= ars lko awl S Orr nisi sira MAIN. so to rt pot Wes est re 4. ft. =e . = mai or Woollural .rookr d *WM at riot j oloaco. mallood 43.. to 4.10. old* do 1.1. ro Wkl br. Ina 64. k. .14618 •aI 44 o r bey w ING : ;.w;r s LI ge.. • 12a. 1 0 . It ..4 414. t•eart • 6.1 114.14•11, 1t.% ▪ R.. 4.14 Nww.. 111.1 111.0 Hag. , Waft LL nap. 414 mil" 14; MIL YF ?Wok Teel. O.■w 1/84. IW. A • 244 1211 711 1.44/ L 414 41 In LIGENCH. II IP. o 1••••••14 •M rp3rtal t• 1••• •bares • u<\ If. at.. • • • iselvd Wit !M. 0.7 It.. Ca go .nrnapsys. • • Smi as Warm- ,o os the mots •t 1111.bost. two OW . UM • a MO re .Idly. ably vlikla IL ..e.c.. apru 9. 29.10. MI 11, le► IN I. ..t. 313 b. 9I W. rams I.4ftspoe4 Ikea 116 *I for dams*, IWO lir • rm. ottervai .••••••11. Y••* tt r baiuman, iffsidEr kg • IHILLISO I PlMeat. us, ai r's FILLS AN KM& *T. •vo Lo•Yo• rAtoced by Ib 10 ' le orb . pugabgs MOW et'uott• One._ tlieA MPhil the stoma& h freotuoied ao,e NI • lathe .• W thew t'.4.0 11,00 the g awe( rAment bbb! r u.edgtis ee.bbn ; .usoa. Lehtb.- i.ND DEATHS. !CLUJ:4.WD. ~,.n.• L Pot 1111•044. 11•••••••• • 4o n'4) Ari4l/.7. of • •••• wits 4110 a-to:Y.INi .t wife et L. C. Irv. DO* .pork. ON MOP as • the mO4 drunk Oil I , .vv mash.* ow *mike.... 41.16 101 4 1,... ner 1•••• Nona la* • r, lo • I tir.b : 6,11014 mar uverrol. 11. Julkse• V 261.4 Ibi. motJ T. mot Ai Haw w`o l• Is.U. soar ININNI" JAl— maode. lasethimilh I. ••• ( - atlas. Z. Fries. 94. • kW J. Illmerd.dig sg• _,. I. mu. saw. mai. ••••• xvce mod. ire maim -------- . II 4 Las, a/ Na a. le . = at Ur 011128. ta n IPAI. Aran 14011116 NATAL AND MILITARY. OOLWICH, APR IL 11. 01111110 AN POZ INDIA . - M.... . of the Allimbs Wain, Blackfriera bemuse* completed their Mast M ow* Ma Mall iron mew gunboats to the lief Inas Cruprey, for service 1w the shallow creeks of he 011110 Mi *bar rim* in Wk. The eighth vomit wer SAW II p. 1.1.,, amt the messlader an now is head. Pewit the rem& he* be* kneaded I. their denim*. ea lewd Ihe bele* sidps Bird et Awes awl reistims. Fee this sweet the mush dense Mesa detached portions, whYi eon he oiled with the almost ease sad ereleal bid/m. The mesh of aperinuatal M ial tolg a : , mar sousrimsalkeere of Me. Partridge, of the Factory delnetwent,Weelveleh Doekysed, gives a speed of knots re helm although mak vessel draws but two het of wear. Tb. euteurlingth et ere remeri ie 71 Iset, and the bleed& 11 het. The ansameat conshas dans 18 cwt. IS-posed* re, tarnished hoot Woolwich AZIMai l and worked en • PIT.* 101TSMOUTH, Aeon. 11. The god Battalion of 4th Foot (King's Own) have nosived orders to proceed teem Newport (South Wake) to Portsmouth, to-morrow, for garrison duty. The head-quer tem will be stationed at Feet Cumberbad, end a detachment will also proceed to Parkhurst. The Royal Lancashire Militia Artillery will be open on Tuesday mot to give volunteers to the army in general. MALTA, APRIL 3. According to orders received by tel h from her Majesty's ship Vapor. Is i to have a jeep, sad he Awed to reosive ors board rase high of dr Court at Montero, who ere to be sea to the mint Mediterranean port to Mecca, whither they proceed el • Hor Pa l=a ship Viallszt proceeds this day to Corfu, to relieve bar Yejoity's ship Reanit. ARRIVAL OF THZ OZIAT BRITAIN AT LIVER POOL. IVITR INYLLIDS PROM la au.—The celebrated aui- Ike, mew stammer (hest Malin arrind on Saturday morn ing edema port, alter • we'd voyage from Bombay. Some ago alio riled hoar this country with • km* number ofOoep for Ismichee, where she arrived after • good voyage; after dlrwherhi g bar troops, she proceeded to Bombay, where she took on board • amber of invalids, sad salted thane far this port, when ate arrived at two o'clock this afternoon. TiOCriPS FOR Ittota.—By the last mail from the Ci lista that bee lisJesty• ship ilisoaa, Colearader J. U. Cask, les skived ken Oilekk kr keep, sad kr Is ink& the nod Itesheak at kat lakka, es aka es the eeeeel was ready he as.. The powerful sear or, the Ana thed hotted troop at thitatts, hem &beady mete three voy = .Lb es the ocampapetat et the matly,merrivise 3,000 vitii4k oddities is the did Bellseat (IMPS skate, iisk she smiled bare Dellis he reirsery, 1367. SPORIDI'G. A RETRObPECT OF THE CRAVEN, AND SYNOPSIS OP YORK SPRING MUTING. TO TSB lIDITOI OT TUN IMMO. Sts,—Wan have at last got into the emeitement of hale epeenteekin as the peat forthcoming mate ; and if lb. Crimea, as a race wiestiag, has not ems up to the general expirations of the moinEorld, It has been of arid ' ance to them in putting th e ht horses into their right ton for each important r the Two Thousand tither, Chester Cup, Derby, and Oaks; for with the defeats of Mantuan% Star of the East, Proud Preet:.z. Peg, de., and the victories of ToncOilite, Eclipse, and Heideman, we are in a good paths to dge fairly se to the probable rafts of theme events, and the meeting deserves • moat ousted review. Oa Maar the Craven Stakes brought out two three ' pewee* Selnimetie (the Latitude WO and the Gourd, to cope the withsid lialiennan and Special Llama at racing w t = mid hone, looking posed, War *an when by Wreath at Northampton, leeks! Eke winning sadly till he wee basilked,so that the two ems do not promise to be ems striae he the Darby, the Goard can rid himmit el hie holds* prepenskiss. The Bmaington Winded the pukd seipthe aide day, the Star of the Heel rasing • paled mem don ever, and allowing the snodeede Peer mom Me dime of him ' almost as he 'island at the &risk ; had We vielery was put down se rob • decided fluke that he end/ seirdy . Ind • friss& kr the Two Thousand afterwards at • a Inn old." liszesdar woe the Handicap Plate in a ersee to meshes me that he will a peat in the area of the @do on, urn oot be eredthed at swain he may d Then came the groat mat* Wheels Anise mid Haut, for • sere rds *emus moth on he* lanes me worth. It wee ea near • thin se seeM madly he,. Is.. whited for by the lovers of eadtment, siel the mak we on much caused by amide* on 17 any medic speed an the pee d the victor. Lent neszlreargy het and strew while he did go ; and bet be hie vicious dispeitioe I rhell net despair of lie rank( • geed base in the Chester Cep, where he has hat Tat 21b an his back. Daring the &harpoon • dispesithe wee mimed to pepper Mentmere for both his r =itead as much 15 and 20 to 1 was laid against eipr ' as T we Thousand it haring rooms pretty generally known th at • short trial with Scribbler, New Brighton, and theism had come off against biro ' sad he wee not allowed to laver all his own way for the 50 eon. Sweepstakes on T ,tor Trimbilite was sent for to bowl hint over, the Baron to allow him to save stake, or he would not have hi Mahon. Our Premier is said to be very sailor not to Mr Ton " beaten till he goes for the Derby ; yet it was could beat Mentroors, unprepared as he won; sad rar he .L.suck an easy manner that he ought to have a biller paws in the Two Thousand Guineas market than he he.. It is said, however, that he cannot be prepared le tine, and been him appearance I should suppose that such is the fact ; but there is still room to doubt whether he will be suited to the Derby mums. Of course libirdzwee wee knocked out of the market, sea prepared horse that Ine been beans on madly by an unprepared ate ought to have hem; mill, many of the simsemosti pronounced him lame, and he may rally • bit Wore the day. The defeat of Proud Preston Peg by Polly Peach= creed another knock ing-or °pennon to be performed on • Two Thousand Gabor favourite, for her stable cam Brother to Bird ne-ths-Wing, who was rid to have been tried n ith the Mae Male, and performed equally satisfactorily, went from 10 he 1 taken to 15 to I dined, and there must have been some mistske at home, for the &s• r-old Brother to Bird-on-the- Wing wee to hare won the Handicap easily ; yet he did not slaw in the ewe. There were many ki n dly inquiries after Polly Perham for the Oaks, and she looked 11108:3dingly well, einsidering the week she did last year ; but • Peg" , we me menelened samwards, although she wee so PaIP 4 U7 mat ant she may yet see a beta day. The Handicap la Only selisselie kr an hapreemeent in Wouvernmes, who is reseleg hie ma • losm that on his owe ground newt ea may _peeve a sexed edemas to the Epsom people. ten he Me ram, it is true ; but be would have done reek better at hese, end It won ap t that if he could net win thee day, le might doses for • leer led was art to be wen at Newnorles during the wlai of the week. Thin wee saw* an Is.. et incident the peigneame for Wedeesday, iftrearea tendeg the tables an the Mks Whip Shy in the Mena, and Pare runner, gibing mese Menke then friends when he wee the 0i he the Height of Kars, giving his Mb, ran • ekes ea wren and sereber day he may image to beat him. Os Thursday the Me of the Bast again showed his head ; bet only to his bathes the MOW trick that be did on Monday, and we the rem cleverly at hat. He le • Mew= end leeway of looking after is the et City sed bin Made so next Pri*y ; but there is m ier leesperior that he he,, • geed Web" &sem tee the Derby, although he ought di to at se entaide prise. I Mode to Pita Babied, who is also le the two Thema' Oideses, be which I etmegly meow mindel Mein las* Hhas," and must spin *meow, he those ism net ewer wash • loarddebka he le the i.e. art dna did et we lime The Iller of *a Zest is eue of them mho* Oat posed* eight net et beams end is • mewl et hems be Tory de wendeie le r ftl emer= s tio his lees purimmeme. Daniel Witserke, who wee brought rap to mm some stable, me • mgee" In the Two neared u bet menered to win the Derby afterwards. Cosner@ delse l nileribbkr Mantmws in worse plight Aft ever • lett Ciskei made the City and Suburbia look a little mum preseisieg ler him, and Harry Stanley's Mint of Beene sail Kee* - found him • hre friend@ for the on.. race. The Chem had hem baked • certainty for lineman daring the early part of the week ; bet whet erste* op on the some (ler Irene sent in when it was fend what a lasy4seidng inns he had in beat) he wee act le seek geed odour, and the Pherionites were more sea/dent then mar as regards Clydesdale he the Two Thailand when he wen, that big the mead sweater they had at the nese • diet of Wire. and Eurydice bee raised their hopes. The Ask. Made was side to d tort an relay fee VedieWs west of mathseb him lesessemb in Odd Trick Is as Pot, he as as game an a paha, and we ought now to s e= Piehennse or Odd Twig le favour far the Greet NOTTM/b. There was watbag cie I du but day °Oleg k° meserk, heyeed the greeteg diepositioe to basin Lam m. lad Sidliery for t he Derby. and to lay again* Ditto ihr roe meet. Thee me serge come mas the nerhet ceearealas Es her, sad his beckon wry they would Moe him Mew we he sat at Mats leadriage ie way eld eslessles se " best et Ileelem" ael Shea - mot se at the eay, he bee at lea pt meth a sheet prise me met give hie edger Moils *mild hafsfeg. There be plenty dame the Maw be... lir Tea mating; lad wee Watt nap he *men 4S So Derby them bar henl trrek ; hire any imam se that meet I met de meaty wlh the leek pregreeme. The Tallai ttiehey IR eireirmelam eme of the prisci e wen mem o ea/ there re rev preamble. emee rata( the II arbeed. The Deltimmrie Deestater. er the* eal well he the Wager el Mfbilebrea sad Mbe gi rieth eal = met thereme ler edema ahe pert amply IMM koz NW/ rate_i- Mks, hut Keg may sessarnes eperadeas dre /sr. /Awn me she to pram •Mt et Mum ShomMoise, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL Lk . lag. o reme halls=rit a lf s ' k efe lad er bo W:l2•l at atott ear r i szl , oomph, tz whets pribuiress ad gooier ua=• la beer =on with atom - at Xr. • sly dangerous ens. peke trieg paillie Mies Finish end will tele seesealleg gent seam the unknown Menu le Alit her wink& Of this War description. Tom Wag and Peed* an Mrlis et gut promise; bat the ally by Tieldhelsa kas goal that - I shall not desert meek • seed thou of the unknown own school, although I aaaww I he Z r ay the "Parity." The bereemlet Plre, for two and three-yr-olds, half • ma, hr • large erg; but the 60 son. will net aghast • greet number to the per. Greenwich Pales and Masseme are the test of the Seree-yr-olds; and of the two-yr-ohls which have thou Raspberry and Mies Finch ray have eu up masiendy to be reorsotended. The young mass lete tar Mrs lest to trust, especially /tannery, se dr bas allerramm, and Mir Finch is uncensin. The Spdag at. Lear, for thres-yr-olda, one mile sal • half, has bet IS sobs, yet the quality of them mans up far Bluth* se regents quantity ; and if The I[4le, of MMdeble (31b extra), Antiquary (31b allowed), Lady Alice, Physkien, sad Carrel, all went to the post, the leer. ould tulle assee strati= than any other event at the meatiag. Cashel, however, is not likely to nopardhe his City sad Sabana. thence by • journey north and back in • few den Its: than is no reasonable prospect tilde beads( Thu who has also the rerealadei of Ids onto. nests why The Out Ulm; Reedkap, two inks, does alt she that ruin ef a large field ankh tt did et one as el Tablas, red the improbability of tbs the emesuler el a portion el its Meet the heavy weights premies to put to sat appserenos, es they seer ens:Leumg ere an milz ia. essulis Irmo, to t o 6 re, fit 131 b, =T a nk, 7s t 11 rumor Menet intarers, although loth are in one stable, and they may run dray club ether in the recs. Whatever they meteindrr look, 6 yrs. bib,o always beat Fisherman, haring done ea, at level ts, tit the Queen's Plate at York, and also in the receiving filb. Fineman, in the latter 2/though for money, was not near Warlock at Le • and se the latter is now in the receipt of 31b, he ought to flare; best off again. El Hakim, 4 yrs, 7st 91b, and Warlock, I know not how to separate as the handicapper has followed the Casrewitch runn ing p. 4 of the two, and balanced their chances as reedy ea e. In the Cesare witch there was 30 1 b between them, El Hakim being one of the three in the dead heat, and Warlock about four lengths off. Allowing the latter, then, 71b for the defeat, we most presume that he could have given El Hakim 2336 for the year, and got home with him, so that he would be a 716 superior class horse to El Hakim, as 1616. Is about the weight to bring a three and four -yr old together in October in a two mile ran When they become four and tive-yr-olds, how ever, it takes but 81b to bring them together in April, sad as Warlock is now giving El Hakim 16Ib instead of Blb for the year, be must be considered by the handicapper a superior clam horse by some ne; dry are Ouse vey aloes together, sad the one is the het oandOsa ea lie dee NO mew* the User in the race. Aeolier eeeftarder et Ilk le tri fact of El Hakim having abut as meek the bast of near man as Warlock has, for the two can be tontlegether through Queen Hoe. At Helaltais td ßess, them • • 3-yr-old, ear- Med Est 71 6 , mad beet 4 yore, Sal Ise, by • meek, after so good • nos that Mb have beta quite Ultima to bring them together, sad _primps serer patios& Allowing Fishermen, lunar, Mb fie the bent, be awl Quest Be,. would have bar about the met WNW at Set 10lb and bet 71b—or 465 for the year. The Quer most be allowed 31b for sex, and thus Fialsoura veal have had to give her 19Ib instead of fah, they met at racing weights, so that he wee of a 265 superior class to her. Now • wen Mk* (be the Ounritch), Hakim had given Quer eml err nstabg • kind heat with her beaten hie a head. Mr wee ad ridden, howeveno veil se XI Hakim on either sew aka, as we might expect, with bat tat 10111 be the lades, awl her our believes she could have beaten Ida a hulk the mooed time had he not ausacradersir her ma r= home. Allowing her, then, Sib it lollies dike; 3lo will be still 241 b her superior, while Meru Y ff or that the latter is but 21b superior In aloes lei I Hake. tabs he was slightly out of form at Hobo. and or be Wiper leusly started thirty tame last year, it roust be mulimmil last be may have been a little stale. He is here, ettleg El Hakim 18Ib instead of 810 for the year, the than making him the superior ohms bone by 1016 of 21b, and El - Hakim has Blb the beet rif him if the Heise and Cesernitch running be strictly fallewed. Even if we fellow the York running, whereWarlesk beat Fisherman by a neck at level weights, the former has sheet Sib the beet of Fisherman hen which would give El Hakim Mb thither of Warlock. Pole star, 6 yrs, Sul 716, gave Warlock 12Ib and got home before him for the Ebor Handicap at York; but Warlock did not run within 1016 of the form be afterurde allowed In the Great Yorkshire Stakes at Doncaster. and if we any that Pollster could have given him 21b sad got home with him at Doncaster she has still about 6lb the best of him, but her prty are to a man on the Dope, 4 yrs, fist Seb, and they fatly contradict their excess for not running him at North ampton (that he had been tried and found wanting), by saying lie has done such wonders with Polestar that if she had a stone leas she would have no chance with him here. If this be true, the race is virtually over • but the woe boast was made , recollect, when Relapse was sine so " warm" kat sewn for the Great Yorkshire Stakes, which Warlock won, sad yet she could never show in the race. They have got this money on, however, this time, and the same fate doss not appear to await public backers ea befel them at North =atits • but it is jest possible his party have same mistake they did with rtelapes, and his public ramming may totally contradict his private dolege—ht hot, may prove • {mains " Flatcatcher" and foil from bawler staying powers. The greatest surprise - and the boa joke—of all would be to see Polestar beat him, as she is to " make running" for him, and we must not be as tonished to les It. /timber, 4 yeas, 7st 121b,11 said to bs very busy for the Chester Cup, and be will, • y, not show. The Junin this yes, of tinder 4 yrs, 7st 91b, and Apathy, 4 yrs, 7st 65, has been the reverse of encouraging, and Beni Berouk, 4 yr. 7st 31b, did not inhibit so respect ably lam autumn eain the summer and spring • but he was amiss, and having regained his form now, hr ' party intend him with a little of their mon4 again. By his Li m e tr Zoo lin i r July Cup running he is ad much superior to QUM Bets sa El Hakim r, as be gave her 18Ib and - beat her • long way ; but the Queen was undoubtedly a better mare when she ran with El Hakim, or else Bashi Basouk would have all Sib the best of the lattM. Dul 4 yrs, 7st 11b, has not yet bra backed, or ha would arnredly be one of my repre sentatives. He is • pound or two better in than at Chester, and it would be no ruin did his party support him for a stake in Monday. Vanity, 4 yrs, Set 1216, is a good 411) better in then at Chester, where she has been backed kr good money, and at the rat moment she may support Warlock in the. geed opinion of the Whitewall stable. M. Dobler, 4 yrs, est WIN will run batter than he did at Northampton, the course suiting him better; and Hamlet, 4 yrs, getlib, would start if his owner could get a long shot about him; bet Ids Lb=ool July and Shrewsbury Autumn running par him both Bashi -Basouk and El Hakim. Lazy Less, 4 yrs, he 121 b, on the strength of her running with the favourite, Turret, 3 yrs, 4st 81b, at Liverpool, is to try her almost; but I have no particular affection for either. The Priam of Denmark, 3 yrs, 6st 616, and Blackthorn, 3 yrs. ' bet 4th, ought to know of the whole of the three-year.oldi, end the former is an especial favourite with me, for he looks a herdkap horse all over. He Las done plenty of work since he bolted at Warwick, and if his party are not " forestalled," as they wen at Northampton with Miry Morey be will be as area nub, as ever he will in his lifetime, for he hie a wel&i:hat no three-year-old can complainof. are half-a-due in the market, then, all W eanalenote of their parties—Primo. of Denmark, Il dem aT i ellt likawilylis Daps. SI Hakim Warlock, and Fisherman— sad le mho a Weed= from Mire let as have the three tint arsitmed ea imply the judge with his placed horses, and either the Priam - lef Dunn or Bashi-Basouk to win. The Lendesbereeil Cap, Flying Dutchman's Handicap, sad larnial &ekes, denial on the flu day's running, and I tea only pint to Rosa Bonham, 4 yrs, 7st 81b, Misty Men,jlzn, weig h te d and Madame Elston 3 yes, 95, as for the first tut, Artillery, 6 yrs, T bi nts an' i= k of Denmark, 3 yes, fist 71b, for the se wed ; sad the num* Panalty and Miss Finch oa the first day to be closely watched, as a guide to the third ; but I carrot soemek myself to • selection. =II 1174011 SPRING IMMO. This I sheli review is your impression of Thursday neit, RT preset ideas running au Coeusl far the City sad Subur ban, esol Moak Tommy for the Metropolitaa. 10 . METEOR. Lamer CITY BETTII4O.-11.troznaT NIOZT. GREAT 13 la 2 NORTHERN HANDICAP. apt 10 to 1 Twit 10 to 1 Primo of Demo* 10 to 1 /3•41 Benoak 20 to 1 El Hahn CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 12 to 1 apt Camel 100 to 7 de Chantilly 100 to 6 Beadsman 100 to 6 Flying }lngham= 20 to 1 Wouveranans 20 to 1 Little Sam ) MITROPOLITAN STAKES. 9 to 1 apt (ad 9 to 1 (t 10 to 1) 10 to 1 Nor m* (oSi 10 to 1 Wasatier WE) ) 14 to 1 Woevermeas (t) 1000 to 30 Orehabill (t) TWO THOUSAND. 7 to 2 apt Clytheiale to 1 Theron 7 to 1 Tozoto (off) 11 le 1 Tho fp, / A la (cin 26 lo 1 Potonsoor Ito 50 woo kid 611 on Clpliodolo, Tho Nor, sail Ilto Happy M apt Yr . 1 11 r10 to t° 6 6 .116 — CMIST BI ." Boaa " : . D 1 1 I= lllOY. I. 1 2 2 lo is 1 opt_ 16,0. 1 K. 0. 1 12.400 --- - -CAE -8 is 1 mid Ofidanotre a 63 1 Polly Paaahum THE HOO RACES.-SATURDAY. Tao Faunae Puts of 40 sees. Tbo owed to re. olive U. from the club. Ow idle rid a balf. E: =Mr Bitlfts • Aoki 1181• touseri ag: 2to apt to 1 sot Dwarf to 1 opt etber (al). Was by two ; awes INiths between the mood astl third ; was a bad fourth. I Tao °tram &Uzi, of 15 says. each, 10 ft, with 24 odds& The whoa to be sold for 200 sore., den. About a l adle awl a be/L (4 subs). Ur. J. Lewes Mink br 11e /r 4416 4 Cslr c li Mi. 1 11 r. lime% Prim /ft_ ftt . ft4 • .I.lr. 0.0. BOIL Jia./ : oto6a Meek 7 to Ilakeos. node 60 teasing, sad won a Teas la by a bold. two Iseglas between the sewed sad d. The vdreer wee as Sewse arenas of 6 sons each, with 36 wield for 3-yr We and agenrin Halt • mile. (7 nihs.) ma Yon Oiner. b HASH or Mysore. InnA • 1 Yanb's Wand yn.(101 I. 104 .. Mr. H 2 Ik. 142 eakaides ANIMOOk 3 MOO. 74 114 parrisd Ikg SW, _ O. 8011 , . jos.) OIL Batting : 4tol on lessee's. Mamba came in first by halts length, Ware a bed third. Oa retaining to ecele en objection was made to Memelon, on the ground that no prow declaration at over- well:2 . l s been nude, and the steward *warded the stakes to --- ii:arart6o sore. for 3:r . :OlTsaild upwards ; weight for t ; the :rimer to be sold for 300 eon. About a mile and a hal _ - Mr. Morel Amor * Gorr. 3 yrs. Ort 71b (Mr. Mork( 1 Mr. ;*). Wort 4 3=olb (l%. wzl Mr Mr : T . . By Slaroraling. g .. sl . 4 it i l l & mo ltri 4 B. T_ OM Sabre*, 4 to . ' apt 6 to 1 eget a is Won by two Welts; bed third. Black Jock ated. Tui SCVART STAIMI of 6 OM. wh o for all styes. Hat •-mile. (14 nabs ) me. Fere Ider,=•ntrn% (lb • • — 711; Mr. Mir r Mr. B. Lodi ViroeTir 711) (Mr. Moro. 3 Bating : 2 to 1 sea ldm 6 to 2 opt SL Donstaa, 3 to 1 apt Vastl^ 4to 1 apt FisoUons. Won after a good race MOM the &asses by a had, a lennth between the second sad third. SLATE?, HANDICAP PLATS of 10 ion. for bones beaten to the Farmers' Ma. Half a lac Mr. aspbsm's Al. by Pops), $ m 5.114 SID (/Ar. 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Ole Ego omd • quer. we etaleme lee demdlo; IPIMIII he . 80 ." 16 aillog m OITMAL PALM. HALF-C2Ollll DAT. BAroaDAT, Aria 10..-Aiillkiaken paraset, 949; SW by mesa Sabi% 1,714 ; Asko% VIL (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. N.R. 14128 WILSON'S TENANTS AND CUNSTITUINTS Jr WISTBUIT. In the Bath County Court on Saturday, before Mr. 1. G. Smith end • spinal jury. an action was brought by Mr. Wilms, M.P., of elevation Manor, seer It s ah, m . ad the ifeceetarise of the Treasury under Lord Palmenton's dministratiaa, eganst William Bannon, • miller, of West.. bury Lei g h Mill, for the recovery of 231. les. ad., two years' rent of land rented by him in the parish of Westbury._ The dance was an extraordinary one—that Mr. Walton had Fro nded, at the election of 1862, to let the defendant have the land free of rent, if defendant would vote Ice him, or if he eisteild be Wand or lose his anteaters, in consequasos of voting far him. Defendant, who had no legal adasr, told his story in the winem box, ma follows : "He (Mr. Wilson) William, if you'll give me r rle, I'll Ist you more land, either arable or pasture land, ff you want it; and if you want money to crop the land with, I will let you have it. He said, ' William, there is not • Want I have got but what I have Ist have money too.' I told him again, if I gave him my vote I should be giving him the bread out of my month ; and he said . , whatever I was rd he would pay me. He said, ' William, if you fps il d nred i will ne i ver o sak you for ons ou rin fmg grad fthe 11: 0 1111 sal:sr lulus, for ;u n. awn.' tni e raid, if so be ea I wee yon mss Mind mat, be would find me • house to live in, or, if I chose to go to Londms, there was • large establishment about to it set then. He was well acquainted with the penis% sad aim ltsm x i o tr a ine a good fore m an's place, if I Nod to go. He me a greet many times that !Aden, I wee . a y ma. Afterosekbg ims a peat man are I hillit d h p e abseil See m y nuts, Muria ether rem,y whether I should sink or swim. On than oceditions I gave him my vote. That trade the evidence until after the election. Then, when my man went round with the cart some of them did slam the door in his face when he went for grist, and tall him to go to Wilson. My work wee taken away. Some farmers of whom I before earned 6e., 65., or 4s. a week, would not employ me to grind grid, and from that time to this I have lost at least 1001." Defendant's wife, who was stated to have been present at these iota-views, confirmed his evidence. Mr. Wilson himself was then sworn, and positively denied that say such understanding or promise had ever bean made. He gave the following account of the matter :—ln 1852, Mr. Cliff was one of my agents engaged in the election. At the oommenoement of the contest he returned Mr. Birdwell as having promised his vote for me to him. At that time I did not know Mr. Bolwell, nor did I see him till some time afterwards. In a week or two afterwards I called to thank him for the promise ha had riven to Mr. Cliff He than stated that he was afraid, if he gave his vote, that he might be turned out of his mill • and he asked me whether, fa the event of his being tur ned out, I would consent to let him a house and some land? I told him that I was not aware whether I had any land vacant, but that I would inquire of my agent ; and that if there was any to Ist, of the part be bad referred to, I had no objection to ao aspt him as a tenant whether he was turned out of his mill or not. I made inquiry of my agent, and I found that about seven acres of this land would be vacant at the following Michaelmas. Upon a subsequent occasion, when I saw Bolwell, I informed him that this land would be to let at Michaelmas, and that, if he wished to take it, he might bevel it at the sagas rent as the other tenants ; in consequence of which he ere to my house and entered into an agreement for the land at that rent. The letting was not at all condi tions' upon his giving me his vote. Some months after the election he mad at my house and demanded some money for loom be alleged he had sustained in consequence d= Ms veils.veils.l Inquired, and received a reply which i M that no ground whatever existed for the insertion made by &dwell. At that time no allusion whatever was made by Bol well to the rent of the land. About the middle of 1854, in going over my agent's accounts, I found an sneer of rent against 801-1 1 well's name. He stated that Bolwell bad made en exams that he had loot custom In consequence of his vote, and had refused to pay his rent; and moreover had been extremely abusive. I told him that he must endeavour to obtain the rent. I explained to Mr. Richards what bad occurred, and that there was no pretence for the excuse, and I suthorleed him to take such steps as he might think proper to recover the rent; but on no account to admit the plea which Bol well had set up for not paying it. His Honour observed that it was a question of credibility between plaintiff and defendant ; but, taking into considera tion the other circumstances end the probabilities of the came, be thought it would be difficult to come to any other conclu sion than that the case of the defendant was not founded in truth. Ho must say that to his mind all the circumstances tended to confirm the statement of Mr. Wilson. _ _ The jury at once returned • ',edict for plaintiff, and the foreman added that they wished to express their unanimous opinion that no imputation rested in the slightest degree upon Mr. Wilson. His Honour thought the jury were quite tight in so ex pressing theaselvas. NARYLIBORI VASTBY. On Saturday, being the day appointed for the annual election of churchwardenof the pariah of Bt. Mary lebone, three was a very fully attended meeting of the vestry at the court-house. Mr. oreenwell, the vestry clerk, read a communication from the Chief Coramilaionsr of Public Works, re-appointing Sir James John Hamilton, Bert., as churchwarden ; and Mr. George Spencer Smith se ►is sideman, on behalf of the Crown. -- Mr. tridgman then moved " that Mr. J. Tavener be elected churchwarden of Msrylebone, on behalf of the vestry and pariah." Mr. Hodges seconded the nomination of Mr. Tevener, which was put and carried unanimoualy. Mr. Hodges moved, and Mr. Wingfield seconded, the itmatment of Mr. George Poland ea sideman of the perish. r. Timmer and Mr. Poland severally returned thank' for the honour which had been conferred upon them. A vote of thanks to the retiring churchwarden, Mr. Soden, was proposed and carried unanirooualy. A comma took place for the election of churchwardens for the districts of St. Mary's, Christchurch, and Trinity. The ballot opened at eleven end closed at one, when scrutineers wee appointed. Shortly before two the scrutineers made their return, when the result was announced to be as fol low' : St. Mayo.—Mr. Brooks, 44; Mr. Bolting, 32. Majority for Mr. Brooks, 12. Christchurch.—Captain Smy, 44; Mr. :crept Bird, 33. Msjority for Captain Smy, 11. Tr K inity.—Mr. Mum, 42; Mr. Layer, 34. Majority for Mr. as 8. The Cha6man declared Mame. Brooks, Stay, and Mason duly elected, and those gentlemen severally returned thanks. TN, BADISWOZTH littnT.—On Friday afternoon kat. at 5 o'clock. about seventy of the lanod gantry and farmers of the West Riding connected with the Badaworth Haat sat down to an excellent dinner In the Town Hall, Pontefract, the occasion being selected fer a prmentation to Lord Hawks, the master of the Bedsworth Hunt, of a full that equeeftiaa portrait, valued at 600 guinea. Among those moist we the noble gaunt, Mr. M. Minas, M.P. for Pontefract; Colonel Smyth, M.P. for York; Sir L. PUldnool4 the Hon. J. Parkw,CaptainEdwerds, lb,. After dinner Colonel Smyth (who occupied the choir), after giving the Wald loyal toasts, premated the portrait to Lord Hawk* in a =Wile address. lard Hawke, in r eply , mid he was deeply senaible what an exosHutt and rable thing it wee to have the good opinion of wee neighbours. For the noble wtlmoaiai they had precasted him, sad which vas one far above his drat; they moat twelve Ith grateful and hearty thanks, Mr. Monekton Mines, fa tes =The health of Lady Hacks, alluded to bar many qualities, and ti.ftlated his lordship on being yeamated with a megmeabd which would be handed down le ble as a manorial of the estimation in which hs MP by aighbouta. In alluding jocularly to the Sid. be mid it was often found, notwithstanding eke awe d dr country, that a rider would get woe ~Mr sera y They had lately had an histemeo of •am oftynewho had 'the very best of country to run over, led who bell emiliggst off the sent, and wan now 'nowhere." Howe e% la i llihms) foe cm hoped to ses the old boy moo am over the eonstry again. (Applause and Metter) other gentlemen pve and responded to Comte appopiaie to As otatim sad the cospany broke ap at to o'clock. The plotare, which is as eleakrable likeness sad a due wok of art, is petaled by Stephen P wheat portraits of the inerabm of the Arctic Council, of te. Yet Holka, Coked Batas, and others, have already brought Its hits seek favourable Dodos. WAWOI76II.ItEK AND CLERKS' SCHOOLL-4redi earday nenheg the eines of this hyaenas to pubis esp. peel wen advocated et the church of et. Mem Memo bury, by the Bev. C. C. Ulna, M.A.orhe eine his tea hes Pabe 41, v. I. la We u ssl the we. obis dwelt with mach brae woo the ereeifiiee d the tatatbelea, Thigh ywovidee the ocadorte of a home ZIA lIIS Mids. et e me/ nerd end blab= alatatha kw the aphis mei arms shah= d Ore gamed la the whale& bele rid mar hoeing el the 'Jailed Lineag e. alloNlz= g ibr the irilea se direly emeaseiad the mar delly far marill ke whirl' eseld be bon weesesteiy anted s cat eel ~at ealibeee be ghee le the oraegees. The edisels Uwe beta Is agave ermiles dace Nowenhee,lll44 sad thin re sew fa the pmemet bhdeadat• Chamheebel. 14ww-wese, se both= 46 aidees. The perwhil appeal of the rev.recosa nealted la a a beaus easealieg to, et ROYAL Comma or Busoiors.--Thohlkndisi bawls( ergeee rirllyleme, we vad e gib..adedelet the e"mb e: the aloft el the Oven of narebere ea the Oil vie.: Wain. heifer Wyatt, Balleed; limey Hewated, Willehareit, Hebb ; ( a alb ; 11110011 lobbies, Xeeellea, alb • Jobs Dow, Rah, Daellidre ; Jed haste Allealbslllinaltigr, George "hide( 'bribed, Chews, leit; lieshea Dew. Crib Cary, Ilersmet; =tar? Higbee& Form Allbers, Dewier; cad dame Inaba Ilk" ibitweet, "ell. COTTON SUPPLY ASSOCIATION. The strangers present at the annual meeting or the sssoclatlon were entertained at dinner, at the Queues Hotel, Manchester, on Friday evening. Mr. CENItTEAIL. 11.1" presided ; and amongst the oompany were far James Broole k K i C.B., Colonel Patten, M.P., Mr. H. Denby Sey mour B,r J. Potter, /LP Mr. J. A. Turner. Wr Mr. iszlz," the Mayors of Manchester and Ashton, Sir 1. Watts, Mews. B. Ashworth, H. Athworth, H. DonlAi it r, H. Radcliffe, T. Clegg, Edward Wetly ; S. Re T. Fairbeirn, J. Simpson, T. W (Bury), W. R. C , A. Campbell, J. Fender, Ton (Liverpool). In the nurse of the evening, Mr. dJ. A. Tones*, M.P., Our Colonies and Sir J. Baoo = as additional 8 o cotton culture." KCB., . He thought itpro bable th at there was n o one = d ream who knew so Bide of cotton enpply or cotton manufacture as himself, and he could only venture to speak on information from others. India was the emtial point from which all the cotton de manded wee to be sought ; but we could never cloak of India ea a whole, or say that we would grow cotton lane or there In India, for we might so well speak thus of Humps. There were =ay peoples, with many different lengos igiN an d =ay different religions, to be ommidered in detail. India wee dent from Aneerks in one very Imports point— then wes so slavery. After all fillr praMmi legislation we must Mill In quire, " Will the native of India work the nature we went f • Then were plenty of them to do It, but they waredlree ems, and might c hoo se to work sager, or coffee, or sesmiblag aim beldam mitten; end we were not quite gain, merely because "India am do it," fa serambeg that if wa obtained the land , “irgo, it must be done." (Hear, beer.) He believed it maid be done, but he merely threw oat the suggestion am a detail wort hy of attention. We could not speak of India se • whole, and deal with the land tenure of India according to the zetaindaree and notwar or other system', exactly by one enactment but it most be done by a patient attention to detail. By such a course he believed India would prove& large field of supply ; but the more streszolets we had to swell the great current the safer we should be, and we should despise none of them. In every the of them there were many and very serious obstacles, whilst everywhere there was an enormous area. In India we had not only the tenure of the land but a very peculiar people to deal with, for we had a mutiny in head at this moment. Mr. Clegg'snertions—and then was the really practical man—(ahmere)—who had devoted Maim to the work end after seven years had produced 1.260 bales --showed how slow the peages was, and how many must be the waren to supply the demand. Wherever we turned, It would never do to speak merely of the enormous area on which esti= can be grown, and arume that cotton can be grown conseqtratly, berme much was really not the tact. Wherever we could go in India, we should choose the bed points, those most accustomed to our appearance, and there were plenty of them, and contenting ourselves with some of those disuida longest settled and what the tenure was least Sto change. Probably some of the indigo districts in and Maria, where Europeans had been long ti t, would supply an enormous quantity with the least violent changes. In all these discussions let it be remembered that the worst measure well carried out was better than the best measure ruined by diaaffection and faction. By perse verance be believed the objects of the association would be successful, but they would never suooeed except by a sys tematic punk and minute consideration of details. (Loud applause.) and The meeth M. R g osswas subsequently addressed by Mr. J. Pander M. . THA ATAANDING Olr AN AMERICAN IMIGLINT 8K!?. PORTSMOUTH, Aram 11. The American barque Petrea, Captain Samuel Osborne, bound from Havre to New York which ran 'shore off Chichester Harbour on Sunday morning last, with 217 French and German emigrants on board, was, by dint of a week's exertion, floated yesterday morning, and turned into Portsmouth harbour for repairs. The Petrea left Havre on Saturday afternoon at two o'clock, end had so far deviated from her course as to run ashore on the south met of Eng land, in the parish of West Wittering, by two o'clock the next morning. The unfortunate emigrants, who were not landed until Monday morning, have been in a distressed condition during the week ; but have received the utmost kindness and attention from the Aker of the Coast Guard (Lieutenant Wollaston), the clergyman of the , end the inhabitants of West Wittering generally. parish end the French consul, in the early part duke week, communicated with the collector of customs at Arundel to ascertain whether any relief could be afforded them under the Passengers Act ,• but was informed that that act, which would have given him the power to relieve them, had been repealed. On Friday afternoon they were removed to Portsmouth, and provided with suitable worn =dation. Seven of the emigrants have made a declaration to the receiver of droits at Arundel, which is to the effect that they considered the cam of the wreck to be attributable to the want of sobriety, and to nts moo on the part of the second mate (officer of the watch),, Le having drank nearly a bottle of ram when leaving Ham• and this caused him to neglect taking soundings afterd o'clock at night. They else complain that the master did not allow them sufficient provisions and lodgings attar they were landed. One of the mamma, an old man, went on board yeeterday, and sooitally fell down the hatchway into the hold. His life wee despaired oL The notorious Madame Anna, after undergoing four months' imprisonment and hard labour in the bo rough gaol at Walton, was liberated on Monday, the fine of M. (to which she was subjected in addition) having pre viously been paid. Since her apprehension her establishment in Hothion-strest has been :broken up, and the furniture brought to the hammer. Several other hones of aocommo dation in the same neighbourhood have also been closed, the occupants having taken alarm at the fate which at last &grafted the most barefaced and infamous of their class. The imprisonment to which Madame Anna bas been subjected has, we hear. worked a oonsiderable change upon her, and she ham stated her determination to proceed at once to Osr nteny.—Lieerpeol Mercury. „- OPi.RA B IN9Pii IN A)1 EHIC.A.—WO 011ilnOt IRO why there should be such s disparity Wire* thil vow to first class dramatic artists and opera singers. Tle d titt salary of an actor in any stook company is two h iced My dollars pee week ; but that Is a single Instants de my great public favourite who appears u • snot-star. There are • few dramatic salaries, say three or four, which come up to ono hundred dollars per week, but the saris@ of motors rang* from Mesa to fifty dollars; perrally they are nearer to the smaller than to the = amount. At the opera the principal singers six htandrad, fire hundred, end four hundred pee week each, whilst the smallest pipe of them all does act deign to emit its harmony under two hundred dollars per math. The ady way that the 'Reneger can afford to pay the Werke et all is by using the artists to drag in oonourts and extra performances. The Waring are much higher than in Europe. Or prier lame les been threatening to go home fat the last two serees, but she hie not gone yet, because she knows that she sea never make so much money there es In the country Of the Yankees. A baritone, who was glad to get two hundred dollars per month when he came here, is now considered a cheep and desirable article at eight hundred. It it true that salaries, both dramatic and operatic, have M erced very much within the past five or six years, end have shared in the general expansion. Of orris, when the pink came they had to share in the general or - treaties. The *etas took It with • good gar bat the trl2with see or two exceptions, absolutely rather to sigmas, or to give the manager an hour's aedit over the time that their pay wee due. A prima 11~1 gets se much sorry r the President of the United States, a rear is paid bra then • cabinet minister, • baritone more than • amiss of the Suprinne Court, and so on. Been the char are paid three time O ssalary that is given in Strops. = good for nothing at that. After all Is done many of the Mire take every err= to abase the country and the people who pay than OD well, and will for the slightest arse ••OrtOli, • he beige too much wine, refusal of fi e . Mite for •• Minus et ehmirsn—decline to sing and throw err the pat& sag meager without the slightest hesitation. !BM and esNel Ilkepelesse wed princesses, th e artists tamest heght is link they nit/ have despotic sway over the public, re NM Is isy the Sea that they are °oast:ring a favour hr Maw the monay hem "you Yankees.' it is to b e boil dui ere peruteitsd with proper, respectful, hum- Ms petltadw —Yew Yak Herald. Tax FAILTIREN TN ANERICA.—The New York BAJA of the 30th nIR, publishes & list of the &dam leash have oserarrid in the United States from the La of Jemmy to the nth of March of the present year. The maw el Mimes for the lost eighty-five days of the year s io. nadMr a t s. the tit i tal we ar da nt to ol t tbili for t i e ve set down prevlacei, limb, up 1.014,000 dollen= here the mod Mil tbs Volta States and 1.6 4 4 Isams, awl $1,724100 dollars of liabiltisa Burnam? 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