The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-03 00:00:00

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GANN, and P., ; Cerbyszpuine, et bane Ye ninth edition or tbek look et New yet i' tete /10B1NOON, andOe., 1W; lest Lulls i ESSRS. SIO2fEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Blsckmsi s w Am= —lawn %B u st IMAM and PACKET ko a the Docks as * Monday, Jane* Log at Plymouth), magnificent olisser snip LINOOLFBIIIP2, I.lto tom, 1)% UM CRAILLMS, Zonsmander; *UM in WI lad India U. Her accommodation' tor all clams" et smerspro ar• weaned, and she win s'w=z7 ~,iit or ....... 1 o I ° l2l O i a =a d mid A . pa flaws Mosey l am asd down. No. 1, Imadanbalaireat wagon b 7 Weise of packet, are esommed Ines , ply - mouth arm dam toe sarand elms tops and iso ll t= ROLM clam taro& STEAM TO maw YORK. HE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORE, and PRILAORIZELA BTILAICATiII COMPANY intend deo smile their ttapowered Clyde-WM Tres Sorww Eltesen-iikips, the United elates seal* Rohl Livstron FOR 11t111/ TORR. CITY OD kIANCRZSTIK Wednesday, .1 me $. CITY OI CORI, Saturday, Jose 11. CITY Or LONDON, Wednesday. Jane 1/.. Au 3 every Wednesday, and every agenolle naturdey. Ibis passage try the mall steamers Wiwi every Wednesday. LW, Lad 21 tn... according to the asesenembalos. Cabin -re by the • stearrars, ageism& leeward purge , woo, ll:minding all provialone woks& Posengers to p in t& the United Oates, and &Rub Calsodia. booked thrown , , very advantageous Senna —For farther partkeden apply to INMAN U. Wateratrest, Liverpool : or to kIV }IP 4 MACEY. 11. King WlManaftest. aw. REMEN.—Neutral vowel under Russian &R.— 's:ea Sotto to Remover, Bromwich, sad Central Ger i —onset the doe first class scow etesseareADLES, MOWS, .isti ALBS will be despatched from Banalydowa, every y morning 'weather permitting', at S am, at •loral Pier for paaaengere at 10 am.— Pam to Wept, SS ti it . return ttoMY, di sad Al Ida— at CHAPLIN'S iirereal Odka.Seigeat-clreas, W.. or to iSIIJ.IPPS, GRAVE" =LPN. sad Ca, 11, Hood Lae. H.C. . HE CREDIT MOBILIER (Limited), oPital £1,000.000. to 10.0rtrat= SU . seelt. Subscribed wale' £400,100, to 10,000 abaree. edllierelta. rattallell—The Rigid 800. JAMIE SITTART WOITLIT. Ben. T. C. Habbartak M.P. 1 Edward Warner, 11141., lI.P. nander Dunbar . , keg, narks Ellis, Sol. lobe Hakim, 1 les E. T.:tweet: l lov Jams Lorick. Nee. I Henry Pool:kali, 14q. e... 1 a ,Itruurteue, Esq. MailAdia—Albert Grant, Esq. PAIIIIIMI. Mean. Maximum. Pagers. Mildred. and Co., Loudon. Mesas. Smith, Paine, and Smiths, tendon. Thu C..rapaay le prepared to negotiate Government and Meat. ,d Lazne, and to aid in carrpeg out eoureasions. le make and approved eeeauftles. To effect the purchase and pale ot above, storks, de., mai he .mtset faancisl busteess geserally tiro to receive snowy en depostt tor periods and firma to be reed upon. tommualcatioas to be made to the Manager. THOMAS SHORT, Secrenary. Temporary Offices, 10, Lomberd-Mseet, London, LC. IHE CREDIT FONCIER (Limited), 80, Loatheth KC. Capital, £1,000.000, In 10,6•0 shams of LSO coed Ithboothed Capital, 6500,000. m 10,003thans. r —The Right lion7lA MU BTrART WORTIRT. DIFITIT-CRAISMAX —JANIS LZVICK, Im. Boa. T. C. Mallbarton, M.P. Adolphe Maids'. Rim. mid Warner, Esq., M.P. Henry Annuli, Isq ..1. P. under Dunbar, In. John Wastmortand, Esq. 12 B; l immaia_ Charles Z. Booboo, Req. Albert Grant, Rm. SAX 11111/ Mom Maiterman, Peters, Mildred, and Co. Bonk of London. TIM Cam y advances money on the deposit of TRU Nob Freehold or Le who'd Property In Groat BMWs, :h or without regular mortmge. °gametes Alike or ilecoritiss. and, so asset, negotiate' on =stems far long or sheet periods; aim Receives maw on deposit for UN periods only, at rates to agreed upon. C.comnalcatioas to be addressed to the Manager. ALFRID LOW; Bacestary. Temporary Gillom, It, fausbordatreet, R.C. bilat HE GENERAL FINANCIAL sad ESTATE B.SINCT CORPORATION ;Limited). oal, LlOO4OOO, la 10,000 shares at AlO each Stith power to Increase. LI per share to be paid on alobesch Inowporated under „ The . Companies AM, leek" whereby the y of the sharelsolden b linil•ed to rite seesseat subscribed. DIRICTOWL • Captain Rayboad, R.N.. The Mall, Chiswick. S.W. L G S. Maisouring Gordon, kaq., Crompton-house, Worcester shire : and 4 Aberdeen-t ri ce, lialda-bIL N. W. T Hennessy, Esq„ 12, A OWgdnnatreet, nnotreet. Westminster. LW. Board Nixon, Esq., Ormon e house, Bognor, M iami; and 10, Vklorla-road, 8 W. I , belley, ER., L- rate Asset, Wolverhampton ; and 0, Ledbery rad, Bayswater. W. With power to add to their umber. Beeline—Loudon sad Westminster, Lothbtuy. EC. SDrroa—Potaaley X. Bennett, Esq. L Messrs. Bennett and Gaskeit, 31, Nieholsurlsae, LC. Stontas—Messes. Shorter and Ring. 26. Blrehla-taah LC. tUctroits—Messrs. Howard, Dolltnan. sad Lowther, 141, Ns claw-It-street, LC. filiCitiralr —Francis R. Spry. Tethporary Oakes - 206, Gresham-house, LC. PROBPICIT9. This Correration has been formed for the purpose of uniting LVioary bnainoss of a nuance Company with that of an Ageom— a want not yet supplied by any of the existing straides. . _ . . The haziness of the Corporation will omelet of two distinct ruches, oil. Quantal truism. none and eaten, agency twalmese, td competent representaUvre will be appointed in the wind. loaapYl Dopertasset art I consist of advancing moon on sad personal estate, wh•ther intended for sale or otherwise, on such other securities as the Directors may approve. Tim rorteration will act sine as agents between mortgagors and ricazees, end will 11010614111 allbeeriptiou or loans far &Risk el foreign undertakings, the bona fides of which will H stsictl,r beam they are sabarittod to the public. the 'tats dgeacy Department will embrace valuations; the base arid sale of estates, lands, and homes; the manage et of estates, and thn carrying out of drainage, and other es. tun inth,ovements ; also the sales of agricultural prudes, nu stook, and every description of properties. by private, orract and public &motion ; and It Is Intended to hold periodi• sale. of freehold and leasehold propertlea That the value of Ifinance Dimness generally Is abundantly Yrtriated by the public is proved by the very large premiums y attained by all the financial companies, mad it is well rear that large fortunes have been realised by the badman of At agents. This Company, with ID moderate capital, dose pretend to compete with the transactions of the larger racial companies now relating, the directors viewing the ' dal burthases principally as an adjunct t t that of the eels:* , 7; and as the one department will largely contribute to e Madams of the other, they are satisfied the combined °ea rths mad result In large dividepds to the shareholders eau] lucrative transactions bare already been secured by the Tnratlon ; asid althoogh the Directors thunder the present coal capital maple for all immediate purprees, power hes :an taken to increase the same should 11, be ultimately deemed the articles of association (which lia for inspection at temporary offices of the Company) each director is re (..0..1 to htild 200 shares : and more than 2,000 shares hare I .^..tb hers subscribed for by the direct.= and their Media Pt•epectassa and forms of applications for shares may be oh \ tronstlas Bankers, Ardent and Auditor, or at the Tempo- of the Company. r im GENERAL FINANCIAL ESTATE CORPORATION (Unite The Directors are n.,w prepared to me n ArrurAnomi -,. 1 stsb ished Estate Agents In the country to sot as mop 1.41 i es for the Corporation. —By order of the Nerd. T. SPILL liscreterf. THE 7.ONDON and NORTHERN BANK (thattic 2. Bank-ballffises. London. kaaeltss—Neweentle, Leeds. Harlderileid. and Nuffield. Amnselse— Nemeth. Alderlek. sad Benham. OXPONT ACGOUNTS opened at the Loaded Wise sad subplot this bank. against 'shish CHEQUES MAY BE DRAWN rontaialug and tractional part of LlO. Interest SID he allowed on the balance of these sussants et Ms trust rate of the day. J. P. TUEBZE, General Masora TONIC BITTXRB. wArnes prisms MINi. The most palatable and *Ptolemais bitter In 'Mims AY Errictiort Toxic As mamaned stomachic mad a pinatas sMIIIMIIII. tiW by Roost's. IWIw ea ehoussmsa, and Mee at Ma a dom. Manufactured by ROBERT WATIM, y Mania's-lane Cannon-street, London. Wholesale Arent, L Learn and Co., WormM. J()ZEAUT4 COPAHINZ MEGB, inicometully tried in t h e Pails and London Hassitala, under the we el "`,`.rt ennorter, nkord. Lloyd, Poland, and teem Colt new. a. Mt, effects a am la na sewage of ats dap tr retest or chronic dierams.—aa. ed. pz= l b ie r= m C.-WM[4ll's, hermit chemist. it ft l a. Badman Magenta. rasta I tooni. ft "i • • 01,1 . • • A. BAZAAR sad SABOT BALI. EMALY a/ Ns DEW out =MON COMM ONITOTAL MEM Ettotaita4 raowtt-totE (ratkor. C. ELMS, OW be WM at Eattraberyltal. Rambwrataaak ttppor-aireet. WiaNas‘aa TUESDAY, Jam : WEDNESDAY, Jaw TIMM" Atm E. YU Wawa sash day at IS do et atota, aad ciao Plata Oa Adwittles* Nebalaat Attie Swab Ia each ; ota =l4•E-Sttat. villton cam mimeo theft tlekata tor say to Oa ',all tor _ lt Matra& THS OIFORD.-811LECTIONS from BAUM the WOW WM/ et WINDOM tln Ballo la )(ambers. sad Ur Two Oentleursel Versa*. b, the wimple of the talented conspaey. D4refor Kr. r. J(Hf69KAW& Oneaclo by Thelleretth. W. Loads& T. Illadaria Media Caut, arid Mao N Pewee, the celebrated Amalie comedisese BULKY Be G. AGRICULTURAL HALL, ISLINGTON. —Tbe HUM SHOW ottl open Joie 1. Inbar elan on Jane PitwllMis are now eledy, and nye be obtained ea weber tic* So & Seendatry. HI)ARIB.-'rh. GRAND BOTZL, su llestie ce ztdes Caplres. Pt: de Nennill i lOpere. ohm. Moe Joly, INO. It captains 7OO bedroom, prime trent ttr to Vitt.: le dmityproesna, tom Mr. to ; a magnilloaat Wm capable et Maim mere Man tee perms% and where there table-thete Melt o'clock. Dimon and breakftle ierved lin art* in the esdlee•toome as well as la the apertmenle. There to a Iledthe4l4lM with the best Incthels and tondo poem sad publications. a musionsm and a drawmprome fer the ea of travellers. without any &actin...ldiom. There maim baths, billiardvoom making Maas, postallice; Ms, isa. Meru and omnibuses helm to lb. railway stations. The .mater meek an essarb NMI. peewees all thin modern luxury t i ::=4 era esesblne. and eltneled Me innet Mb nonelski part s t PaMs. ia reeammted to the alhontlea lenvelm et their two Hotels the cempelple Immetallite has i irs=2 an extensive Private limiliedimes en the Boulevard dee Cepucinee, opposite the Rote& et the Orand Hotel, where tunnies an raider in their ova Ideate raab deuces, and where they may rely upon Wag Oa Mimi comfort. Q • 1:1 0 I.—L E A sad PIIRRINS' WORCEITIZIMI . Li 6•I7CE. dellebee; condiment. pemolummedi umi es7sen (10 TEM ONLY 10D lAA Is plowed solely by LEA and P The public an rampecttally coultseed yawl worthless bona noon ends. shoeld me that Leased Pemba' mew mesa wrapper, libel. sad WM= reed by AINT.. Sold wholesale sad far export by the ProprisMrs, Worcester Kenna MOM sad BLAORWIR.I.; Idesen. ZA".C1.417 sae SONS. Loadtxt, AL. &a ; end by pores end admen unlvereally UDIZI3 LIBRARY.— AN the beat NEW DOOLS ere Welshed without delay bob ltudies Library tTI V A flrekteme rebeerthers et oee rebels per smote. • brae =bordered before publication of ell the pried's! sew sad hush copies continue to he added as the demand In Muses Prorypectua son sppllcalloo. CHALLIS BDWARD 111M11, New traordotivet, London; CIO once, No 4, Ling street, Cbrapelde. &sock establlabateete—erarretreet, Men cheater ; end Tenipleatreet, Btrealeghena Wr ITD IN'S LIBR ARY.—Mudida Library issessosases call ow sopeissead days Se dobvsr books at suldsaoes of oubsaibers in every past of tondos sad the hum desse asdidabotrbood. on a plan arida bas glees emend sods baelloa for i ir m gra imp =ss ea application SoCEA OLIO =MUD eel, leaden. RIMIEST PIANOFORTE ROOMS. ADDISON sad LOCA.& Mai' Instoonast llakln So bur Wajoiy. SW, ILSOILNT4TILANIT, W. AIZOLLiN HARPS, 12 /trines, 16a., 215., to v... 24 slatom AI II& Id. So /I h , 49 stews. ,Ul4. to A 2 11a. web, Qom Ineltded. ADDISON sal LUCAS. 214, IJKANT-IVIIIIXT, W. CONCERTINA& --48 Keys, Double Adios, t las. to 10 thaws. ADDIDON sal LUCAS, 210, ILEGINT.STRIWIr, W. Dlti7}l3.-13ide l 2k. to £4 Ht. owls ; Bus, a ls. to 12 palms& ADDISON sad LUCAS, 210, LIOLNT-STNXILT, W. VLlJTEB.—Boehm's Council and Prize Medal, cylinder. to bamboos mahogany sr rosewood are, aJi en, Lit lb., and 416 lee.. ditto, sterling Weer. U nehiesa. These lutes ere pronounced by Mr. IL Wells. the eminent onset. to be the best cylinder elate with *ld system of Cosi- Sten est, to ADDISOII M and LOCUS, 210. LYGINT-lITZLIT, W. GUITARS. —The beet Models, from £2 2s. to ADDISON sad LIIC I Artrar L OLIMITZIZT. W. HARMONIUMS, from 46 6e. to 60 guineas. ADDISON sad LUCAS, in t orttamirr, W . VOCAL HORN, highly inished,£B 88., in cam. Thai te especially recommended to maims and pro. femora as a beautiful drawing-roam inefinunint. "Mg ly C. ems with pianoforte accompaniment can be played s lathed for the voice without transposing or the me of cut The tone is a combination of the French and tenor horns, and I. pr.duced without effort. Mr. C. Harper aiMeds by appoint. anent to give instructiona upon this Instrument ADDL9DN and LUCIA 110, IthUZ.NT.lflltigr. W. N IISIOAL BOXES, by Nicole.—For Table-- tour tab* 4 guineas : di Nam I ohm.: eight tease, 8 nese ; twelve tome. It gulags& owWftre Ems, tree It to 30 Wiese Pocket Boxes cwt tunes, I codes : Uwe tunas. LI Ila. dd.: tear tenet 42 es. Mandoline !Dias—tires taws. AS INK ; tow Saari, 44 is. ; six team CB ta abed Bear repaired. ADDISON and LUCAS, TIC 1.1031.72-3THEIT. W. BEE -HIVES.—Prize Medal and Honourable .1.," Manilas *warded to O. N. and Sons. forliweblveland Honey at the Mau Zahibitiona.—NLlGHßOUß'S IMPILOVILD COT. TAOS BEE-HIVZ • as , rightally introduced by George Nee* boar and Sea; with all the recent baprevenienta. throe gioner, and &bemoan/Ser. price Us, socarely parked for the cosatay. hears' haoodbe syperinnt noweities are introduced Ibis sew" Wand- W Straw and bur-asid. hams Hice Ida. ed.„ eq. big the Address, GE111.611 biZIGHBOUIt and BON ve, 4 pri 117, Met Holborn, or 14S, lasentetreet, London. FIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP TABLETS. 44. and dd. each. sold by all chandlers sad Ce7sthroughout the kingdom. but the public should ask 1•144. and as. that the name of J. C. and J. FIELD Is on each picket box, sad tablet. Wholesale and for erportatlea at the Nora , UPPER MARBH. LAMBETH. LONDON. 11.,where also may be obtained their Prise Medal Fergana Candles. GOLD C HALES. —JOHN BROODER b to call the &Moult= of the public to the FOXY o/ l eg, VOWS which be Mothers with Gold Omani Mane ptintimed at Ids eminufactory a a. d. To workmanship of pattern chain, Id balms bogy To (IS, carat gold, weli&og ea. dwl pa, at La Ski per ounce, MOM tidos Total Upon this system, the Q I MITT, WEIGHT, and VALUI of the gold are certified. and guarasteed to the pureharee John Broaden Neither for a tale ermum ratios oe the workmanship only, ehleh to nursed according to the Intricacy or Wealthily of the patient. JOHN BROGDEN. Goldsmith —ltaoufactory. No. 16, Bee- Mentratweet, Corset-prden. Londoe, Betabli:bed a • ma asd7leaelliaty Far Fs adablielunast Is closed as 6 la the evades sad ea Saturdays at I. ROWLANDS' MACASSA R OIL. Thudapat fragrant, and potherb' oil Is antvenally to high repute for as unprecedented somas during the last ststy ;me prosnotlng *a growth, restoring aed beautifying the human hair. It greyest., hair from falling of or tensing gre7 strengthens weak M fr . cleanses it from scurf sod dandrtff, sad makes It beautifully eat, Mania and glossy . In the growth of the what're beard, and mustachios It Is unfailing In its stimu lative operation. Tar children it L sepecially recommended, as format the basis of a beautiful bead of h tr, wldh Its latrodua thin into the nursery of royalty. sad the Idols esteem to which It Is universally held. with mmereas testlneoalate constectly ra telTeell of its efflesiT, afford the beet sad surest prooh ef Its mortet—Price la. di, 7s, AL GC equal to km mall. ma fie per bottle.--Sold at 10, liatoe.garden, end by Muskat sad wheaten. —Mk foe icarlaads' Macassar OIL 'VHS COURT JOURNAL'S ORIGINAL SPORTING ARTICLE, TO.YORROW, which gave the Wieser et the Derby of this year. the Plat, Seem& sod Third foe th e led M. Leger, the lint fee the t,OOO Gahm', sad the First for the 1,000 Oldham T HE COURT JOURNAL of TOMORROW will contain full PARTICULARS of the LEVEE, sad Parikunent Mended. with all the Mud, Feshionsible, Thattridl sad immoral topics of the week, and °del= Redd news, de., de.-Sold by all news-agent+, and at the run way stations. P ri ce Id.: pod tr ek O&—W. Tboadll. Brydgis Week Straild. PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY RED HILL..--A general rears of the govereors sad autloordwrs was held yesterday at the London Tavern, Lard Hotightou la the chair. The Haw. L. Water', the residoot chaplain, read the report, which stated that the aumber of adutiseione into the school during the last quarter had bees 37, and the number &s -alaamed dories the same period had bees 37, of whore 12 bad emigrated, 10, wheels time led aspired had returned to thehr frieode, 1 bed metered the navy, 11 left me leave for em. loyssent, 2 irsdateseadad, and were aow he prime for house human*. sad 1 was isuprieosed for theft is the Home of Detesting. The wisher now in the school was 157. The fete heroine for the quarter had hese 2 0971. 17e. 9d. ; and the expeaditane, 2,1251. 18s. 7d., leaving • balance of lits. 21 The report having bees adopted, the usual routes balsas was tereasoted, and a vote of thanks to the *haircut° soaeladed the priersdisp. tharna.s, YALACI. —ONZ BETILINO DAY. Tacrasoia,Jvas2.—Adzaiminek nip payment, 3,024 ; ditto byseassia lidismik, 4348 ; 4,172. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE •8, 1864. [0 INTELIAOENOE. (amernan Istamears.) NORTHERN GERMANY. FRANXIFORT, Jen In to.day's sitting of the Federal Disk at the proposition of the united oommitases, the Federal Governments were summoned to prohibit the ex port by as of gunpowder aad arms front North Germany. THE DUKE OF AUGUSTENBURO. ItAHLIN, Jean 2. According toreliableinformation, Duke Frederick of Augustenburg will proofed honor to Vienne. THE lONIAN ISLANDS. 008.711, Jmis Greek troops were landed here yesterdag. To day the Greek flag was hoisted upon the forte amid great entlimiaam. The protocol ceding the lonian Islands to Greece was signed on the 28th ult., whereupon the Lord High Commissioner published a proclamation, announcing the fact. His lordship then reosived a vote of thanks from the Senate. The British consulates have been informed that, in compliance with the wish of Greece, England will extend her protection over the lonian inhabit ants in their relations with the Turkish authorities for another year. AMERICA. The Inman .crew steamer City of Cork, from New NM on the evening of the 18th May, arrived at limped yerterday afternoon. - 4080 The follow fog despatch from Secretary Stanton to Major-General Dix gins the Latest information from the army of the Potomac : Waohingtoe, Nay 15, 11.15 a.m. We lan so reports of °pensions sines my hat despatch. The Wad infornotios tram Geswel Oran wierthaS tba rani bed greatly Impend. Large reinfenuneals had meal Ms, ad M shaped to tome Mau& the sey whited delay. It is the dodge of the (overman to keep op the satienal ferns until the rebellias is overthrown ' sod in radar to provide against say inopportune rednotios wino the envies of the 100 days tow p est, a dealt to Ali rip di* place sad all ether redactions sal be arciend to lola pima op the In of July, by which time the new won ableil will be eompleted. No order {ova Mooed. The following official desputoh bad been addressed to the Associated Press by Seiretary Seward, in release°e to the forged proclamation issued in the Now York World. Department of Slate, Wasidertes, Nay 18. A paper panning to be • prosiamseas t w Preitidast, amismiPad by the Secretary of Stan, asd basting data the 17th day of May, is repined to this departnian hay* sprains{ ia the New York Mind of lids daft. This piper in as absolute forgery. No pradsmatios of this kind, r say other, has bees made, or proposed to be made, by the President, or breed, toe proposed to be hew* by the Stale Department or say Ulm dsportmeot of ibis go. Wn.umg H. Istras ftwihm, d SW% • , The New York World has issued the following explanation of the apples:lace of the bogus procla mation in its columns The World, in common with the Journal of Commerce and all the city morning papers, was made the victim of a malicious boa: by some scoundrel, who, imitating the mani fold copy of the Associated Preen, seat srsuad the extraordinary proclamation which appeared in our columns. Supposing it wasall right, the night editor in charge published it in good faith, and its falsity was not discovered until the edition was nearly worked off The World does not stereotype its forms, as do several of the other Morning papers, and as it is now working off a very homey editioa daily, we are compelled to go to press at an unusually early hour. The louring! of COMPberell was deceived in the same way as the g Grid, and of cowrie quite as innocently. The Herold, we ow denstancl, printed the false proclamation in a large edition, but fortunately for them discovered it in time to suppress it in their regular edition. We regret exceedingly the publication, as we have a just pride in publishing none but reliable news but it was one of those Inexplicable accidents which is liable to happen to any newspaper establish ment" New Orleans dates to the 11th !daybed been re ceived at New York. Generals Heart' Benton and Hamilton, and a large number of officers, both American and Mexican, had arri►ed. The Louisiana State Convention had amended the constitution by a vote of 70 to 16, deelaring that slavery and involuntary servitude, except for punishment for crime, are hereby for ever abo lished and 'prohibited in the State, sod that the legislature shall make no law recognising the right of property in man. The New °risme cotton market was buoyant at 73 to 86. Sugar was at a stand still. Holman 80 for new. THE SEIZURE OF THE CHINOHA ISLANDS BY SPAIN. . The Inapendanee Bilge says : " The conflict between Peru and Spain, the gravity of which we have pointed out, appears to have momentarily revived the desire of the Spanish government to exert its sovereign rights over that republic ; at least, the Spanish proclamation indireetly indicates this by declaring that Spain hu never recognised the Hispano-American republics. The question assumes from this momert a general character which interests the politics of the whole world, and certainly the great maritime powers cannot remain strangers to the struggle which snob pretensions might occasion. Fortunately the difference appears to have entered upon a more satisfactory phase : a despatch from Madrid informs us that the ministry had met in order to deliberate upon the proposal for an arrangement said to have been made by Pen." The Nord says : " A telegram from Madrid 'M amma that the Spanish government has received despatches from Peru, according to which the Peru vian government is declared to be disposed to afford satisfaction to Spain. This assertion does nos ap pear very probable for it is evident from the infor mation we publish 'elsewhere that if say govern ment has a right to demand satisfaction it is that of Lima rather than that of Madrid." The Paris papers announce that the French charge d'affaires at Lima, M. Edmond de Lessem protested, like the other representatives there of foreign powers, ag►inst the occupation of the Cbincha Islands by the Spanish squadron. THI PRUSSIAN LOSS= IN THE LATZ CAMPAIGN.— The total lore of the l'ruscias troop daring the laterite taiga is calculated from official tweet at 116 Afters, 21$ subofficess, 46 Waimea, acid 1,592 privates killed and wassded, with 9 officers sad 117 suirollikera beadsmen, and privates takes prisowers. More lima half the Litt an cavalry, the Bth Humus is particular having oes trihated a large proportion. Five of the captured of and many of the men are iooluded in to number of the wounded. 28 of6osre we» killed In &aim or died hune• diately after of their wounds, consisting of 1 major-poem! (Vs. Ramie), 2 majors (Van Jens and Von Beets), 3 waste, 4 Bnt•iientaoaata, sad 18 seoood•lieatenanta. The total Pruitt los may be broadly atimatad at 120 tams sod about 1,800 men. ROYAL NATIONAL LITZBOAT INUIT LTILON,.-A INeetiee of this isatitutioa we. held yesterday at it. home, John street, Adolph/ ; Mr. Thomas Chapman, Y.P., Is the chair. The minutes of the prelims meeting laying bore read, a annilor of nurerds were voted to the onion of Webfoot' for valuable service. in airing life. It we reputed that beoevolest pomace bed predated the institution with the cost of the new lifeboats to be statiocsd at New Brighton, war Liverpool ; Dooms Nook w the asset of Linoiloshire ; Tremors, seer Wsterford ; Toole, Daunt ; and Senses Cove. Laura Had. The sew iestruo does of the hatitutios for the restaratims of perms ape porously dead hom drowning had bees moot exteerively related by the moiety throughout the Limited Kingdom. They had also been forwarded to our colonial governors, aed to the arnbassei3on at the English court. Tholatt . :M se premed their high appreciation of the same. A commeuicr lion we. read from the French minister of marlin", &edam with thanks some drawings and ruins. papers fr waadsl the inetitution relative to ship. lifeboats. Th. late Georp Whedhosee, of Deptford- bri bad loft the seriety a legreyelltft The South HMitod Shipwreck Assertion bad, it misreported, requested the inetitatioo to ardor for them a sew lifeboat, s troosperoieg • carriage, sad equipmeot oomplete. Some fearful shipwrecks had oeserred us that coed doling the paid whiter, wild a less of Kam 500 lives. The isetitation had lifeboats ready to be met to Padedor, Cornwall ; Baker, Yorkshire ; and Toigamoutti, Devoe. Payments ametiatiog to M. bevies %ma made on various lifeboat adabllehroeuts, the proceed inp terminated. asset Boot SILO —The sale of the extensive sod valuable Shod, of the kt. Mr. Join Bowyer Made, well kaolin by hie literary illsotratheme et the Ilkh eseverv, sad by his manezios with tho tifoodleasai !tapering. leak piece at the rooms of Nora. Sotheby, Wain/moo, amid Hedge, on Tuesday week and six famine( days The ad. hoodoo led partioakrly d 4 is ask county h , e Odones sad tope. Wipalrddiatioas. 'The settle emprlelag 1, prodasai 4,001. MOll MAY MIL AND swiss MAN STlA.—Thia , I . t , aur lowa . l 41111 ta MA stock all in sod wows 111471/= salulkiar pollie approval. 714 r• .---- AN** We Mass,' arlelustura arld *sly . fi r. bisaserpeara. rt.err.a )4141. • .1 7' ' TIIREXY. 1211EBTE, Jon 2. Advisee received here from Constantinople state that the Porte denies having permitted the pas sage of Russian ironclad' through the bezdasellse. PORTUGAL (Per the Ovoids.) LISBON, 'AY 30. His Royal Highness Prince Alfred arrived here on board the Racoon on the 29th instant, and landed to-day at theßoyal Arsenal. The Bing came from Cintraand went off in the royal barge to convey bis Royal Highness ashore. The procession of Corpus Christi was celebrated with the usual ceremonies, the King and Dorn Fer nando walking under the Pallium. The new colonial bank, called the Rance Ultra marine, has taken the premises lately occupied by the Italian Hotel in the Chiado. Subscriptions are being raised for the suffering inhabitants at the Cape Verde Ish►nda. Rent and taxes are being greatly increased. Lisbon has lately been visited with severe thunder storms and heavy rains. The vines are progressing satisfactorily. Business is very dull. Money tight. Little is doing in exchanges, and but few bills offering. Rates on London are 534 at 90 days. Paris, 536. Rental, 50 to THE BRAZIL MAIL. SOUTHAMPTON, Jan 2. The Royal Mail Steampacket Company's ship Oneida, with the above mail, bats arrived here. She brings 178 passengers, 6,4931. in specie, six packages diamonds, and 2,400 packages cargo. Advioes from Buenos Ayres are to the 28th of April. Congress was to meet on the let of May. The national government had negotiated a temporary loan of I} million 'diver dollars, to meet immediate wants and a considerable remittance made by the Oneida. The elections for the Provincial Legislatures, where disgraceful riots and even loss of life took place, have been discussed by the respective houses. The elpctions for the Senate have been declared illegal,mbile those for the Lower House, effected at the same time and under identical circumstances, have.been confirmed. It is expected that the first measure to be discussed by the Legislature would be a foreign loan, in order to abolish the paper currency. Business brisk. Exchange, 50 to 50/. _ _ The civil war in Monte Video continued without any prospect of a termination. At Monte Video exchange on London was quoted 67. At Bahia sugar and cotton had undergone no alteration. Coffee and cocoa none in the market. Freights for sugar to the Channel, 60e. At Pernambuco sugars had advanced. There was no change in cotton. Rum, small sales. The bills of exchange on London per the Oneida reach the amount of 150,0001. sterling, at 27d. to 28d. THZ POPE AND POLAND. The Nide of yesterday thus comments upon the allocution of the Pope in favour of Poland, a translation of which from the Civilta Cato lice bas appeared in our columns We were too hasty in congratulating the Pope upon his allocutica in favour of Poland. The Ci►ilta Candies, of Rome, now gives the true teat of this document, which is appears bad been (Plaided. In the eyes of the Pope the Poles fighting for their liberty, their country, their homes, are eopgod in an "unjust rebellion." The Czar may exercise hie cruelties upon them at his leisure. "To prevent and repress this unjust rebellion is in his rigid." If De Berg and If ouravieff had contested themselves wit► whipping, hanging, and shooting laymen, the Pope would lave maintained silence, but that the executioners of the Csar should take the liberty of depriving a cathodic bishop of his jurisdiction over his diocese, this indeed must be denounced to the ia lineation of human nature as as setae persecution, " which pumps everything done in old times by the most violent *serails of Christianity ; even those who led forth the Christians to the tor ture, never thought of substituting themselves for the pontiffs by giving or taking away the spiritual jurisdiction.' On the contrary, nothing wee more frequent, daring the first dye endwise of ebe chunk then the intervention of lay authorities, both Romans and bar barians, in affairs of spiritual jurisdiction. But the Pope bee forgotten ancient history, se he forgets the history paring under his eyes—a history which the lluscovite hangmen are every day writing is blood, and the victims of which draw from him neither • regret nor a tsar. The measure of habit. meaty seems to be filled by the remelt and frightful diatri. buries. which, earryieg civilised Europe beck to the epochs of barbarism, delivered up like so many slaves the Polish women and girls to the Tarter officers and subalterns ; the Polish wanes will became the mothers of Russian'. Rumis has found the tree =ease of destroying Poland by means of Poland. some persons hesitate to believe is sash a reds*. meet of cruelty ; to them we say that for thirty years Russia has practised with cold tenacity this system which now shocks them. Despatches were riseadved yesterday at the Colo nial-olbee frost tile Goverecsi of Hong Koug. Oeytoe, and Melte. Despatches were meat to the Governor of Owed& sad to th. Lord Me Controlesiotter of the testae bloods. Ds. DR Jere= II LIGHT-BIOWN Cob LIVID OIL— Tea UIfiQVALL/Ib Rotor roes Dawn or Ms Citurr.— This oastvalledre=o• italversally se liotrledpul to M the Meet tor duet affections. Dr. Wv4dby. lote sic-1m be Its lull ',Abe : " Not only to .r own task bot aeoreteea Dr. de Jessie. 011 ken eased Ilaiossevoisebof ohms sreptcate, and sa Issesee dmetekt, we awes sad to laettobly. ea to be quite remarkable. leve It to be lb* most value/At routed,7 we pow stra"—J3old tetly to espuded bottles, lb. ed., 4a. lad : 4. leitelb, Amer, Brieeri, and Ow, n, lashas. sad - T YAW . Ol _21106k PRIM= AND PRINOIBB ON TO CAMBIUM . Omni mirror' coannaronmerr.) CAMBRIDGE, Joint 2. The exigencies of means of transmission to town render anything beyoncLamerprapid sketch , of the day's proceedings impossible. They were a grand surer, however, from lierainV ss o and, and that simple announoement w per give more general astbdaetion than maid be erived from the most lengthened deter& The weather was everything that could be wished, and the town had completely shaken o ff its apathy of the previous dey at every serly hour in the morning. "Theconntry people came trooping in from all quarters in their 'gayest attire, and the townspeople were absorbed 111 dressingsp their houses with every svailsble dseoietion. There were flags of every nation flaunting across every steer, and green boughs and bright flowers tastefully worked in the intervals not occupied u i s b o y o the flags. A perfect forest of masts had out of the ground during the sight, and carpenters were busy attaching to these masts the galleries, for seats in which the eager crowd were tendering their moo faster furter thee it mold be received. A whole host of notabilities had arrived tines the date of my last letter. The Duke of Devonshire, chancellor of the usiversity, had arrived, Ind Lord Pahnentou had put an end to a perfect agony of suspense by dropping in just in time to tape part is the day's proceedings. All the morning the Kisubolton cavalry bivouacked in the market, a magnificent corps of volunteer "heavies," and would bans looked like heavy cavalry of the hue ' if their stirrups were a little larger, and Colonel Hendrick would only lend them his backboard for a few weeks' practice in the riding school. The railway authorities had issued an ukase to the effect that no one was to be admitted on the platform to await the royal arrivals beyond their own officials; and the consequence is that I have little or nothing to say on that subject. The Himboltons cantered down to serve as an escort, and the University Rifles marched with the same loyal object, and we met the cavalcade, and a very gay and brilliant one it was, coming into the tows I where the people were waiting in thousands to cheer and welcome the u young and illus trious couple. All the shops had been closed an hour previous to their arrival, sad the day was observed as a strict and general holiday. There was tremendous pressure every where, but everywhere also the greatest good humour, politeness, and docility. Superintendent Walker, accompanied by a posse of inspectors and an imposing form of the A 'Enron of police, kept order with hie usual tact and forbearance, and seemed to be on se friendly terms with the Can tabrigians as if he had hied amongst them all his life. It would be well for certain persona in autho rity in the university if they could pay a abort visit to Sootiand•yard, and receive from Mr. Walker a few lessons auto how a duty may be performed without incivility or rudeness. The London police kept the way clear to Trinity College, and thither in the first instance the royal cavalcade proceeded. It is hardly necessary to tell your raiders that Trinity is the largest °oiler, and has the largest quadrangle in the university. It would have been very soon filled if the stern master had so willed it, but it was his pleasure to keep it select, and so much the better for times whom he did not thMk it altogether expedient to exclude. The windows all round were filled with elegantly dressed ladies, and the quadrangle was made tolerably populous by the undergraduates. who, brigaded in order according, not to their college bet their o boating clubs, and marshalled each cl ub by its cox swain, waded patiently or perhaps I should say • little impatiently, to form a procession in honour of their royal visitors. To Mr. Aid* coxswain of the Cain' contingent, I am indebted for this piece of information, without which I could hardly have understood the proces sional arrengewenta. On one side of the Quadrangle, and close against the wall of the master's house, a not very ostentatious tribune had been set up, provided with chairs of state for the royal visitors. Beyond this there was not the slightest attempt at decoration, but the sun above was dimly bright, end the grate below brightly green, the ladies' dresses cdotribeted plenty of colour, and the black gowns, sod the blue gowns, and the red gowns, and all the gold and silver tassels, and their wearers peeps tuallydiittieg and hurrying about, made altogether • very brilliant and attractive picture. Joy bells were riaging everywhere around, and reread anon the petard went off at different distances, so that although we had a good while to wait in thus Quad magi* for the visitors, our time could hardly be said to hang heavy on our hands. It was 2 o'eloak or thereabouts when the loud cheering of the people in the Were, and the strains of the National Anthem from the volunteer baud, gave token that the cavalcade was approaching. Suddenly the great porter of Trinity threw open the I still greater gates, and the bead of the column passed.under the archway. These were the Uni versity Rifles and their band, who marched in sod took up a position on the award. Then the Kim bolton heavies " made the ground quiver "wain with -their ponderous caraco les , and then the royal outriders rode quietly in on gigantic horses, clearing the way for the elegant Loden in which were seated their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales and his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. The Princess, as usual, wore mourning, and looked well and cheerful ; the two Princes were in plain morning costume, so that the whole nark was as quiet and unostentatiousas possi ble. The uudergrad urea mustered strong on the sides of the flagged central way, along which the royal carriage horses were picking their way with ell the caution that such s slippery road made necessary. The young gentlemen were regularly marshalled in clubs, and bad their banners—and very handsome ones they were—hoisted at regular intervals. They had faithfully promised to preserve ricer and a Spartan discipline as the royal corQge passed along, but the sight of the Princess was too much for their forbearance. In one moment, and as it seemed by a universal impulse, they broke into a tremendous cheer, and in the next the whole pro =e was set at nought, the undergraduates a crowd, following and cheering vociferously all the way to the tribune. The Princess of Wales took her seat on one of the chain of state, but the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge ransioed standing and chatting with the thiancellor of the University (the Duke of Devonshire), who I should have mentioned had previously arrived, and was in readiness to receive the royal party. His grace had himself • most complimentary reception from the undergraduates, and looked exceedingly well and dignified in the rich robes of his distinguished office. There was very little to be done here, and it was done in a very few minutes. The Dice-Chancellor ascended the tribune, and read the following brief address The humble Address of the °banana, Masters, and elsolarsof lb. IJoirsraty of Ounbridge. . . . _ - - May it plume your Royal Iliglinass,—We, the Cban tenor, Muter*, mod Scholars of the Coivereity of Cam bridge, beg leave to express the usfeigned 'retitle:ethos with which we regard this visit of your royal bigliness to our sociest usiversitt, especially as your royal high's's' is socompanled by the illustrious Prisms, your royal copied. We trust that we may cossider the hamar thus conferred ups us as a proof that your royal higbress cheritheis a lutsdly remerobraroe of tbe period of your ruideoce here •, and we shall, oa our part eeteetain a hating reculleothe of the days which 'tour royal highness spent among us, as well as of this additiooal Mature of your royal highball?. favour. We venture to hope that your illustnou consort will find a plenum is 'hairs places sod souses is which we trust pow royal highsees will always feel an interest, sad we lull with *Meerut joy her peewees swam us. We bog leave to offer to your royal highness and to the Prim-wed Wales a most hearty and respectful eskers,. To which bin royal highuale replied is a few very grseeful words, which were aa eeLoof the address, confirming hie royal highneee's plea/rata reed lectioiaa of the place, and anticipating for the gwomez Prima all pound* pismire in Mating :the places and month iambi& her insethiene husband took an interact, A v• short time wale then devoted to refreshment, and the royal Party Prooanded slowly through the deathly crowded Weald to the &meta bolise, Knowing the rush there would be towards this quarter of the town, I took the precaution of hot. rying forward aMe in advance, and found the not very specious oblong interior of the Senate house filled to overflowing. The ladies occupied all the seats "on the 1190 r," as the Americans would say ; the doctors in their red gowns were at the upper end, and thesidespllerka were filled with undergraduates, who were not now more con spicuous for taciturnity than had been noticed on revious occasions. They cheered and groaned iaeessatly for everything and everybody up to the very moment of the arrival of the Prince and Princess. The Emperor of Austria and Kisg of Presets same in for a sufficient amount of execra tion, and Denmark was cheered to the echo. Im mediately afterwards an awful hoot was raised for Lord Russell, as if the undergraduates were ot opinion that his lordship was somehow accountable for the present critical position of our kinsmen in the north. A few not very reverent allusions were made to the Master, and a perfect bowl was raised for one of the proctors, whose MUM in pity I withhold from circulation. There was a aticoessioo of cheers for the Prince's of Wales, and then "Another for the Baby," which made even the gravest doctors of laws smile, and was responded to with enthusiasm by everyone present, even the objectionable "Bull Dog." It was half past three o'clock when the royal party arrived, and the conferring of the degrees was at once proceeded with. The Prince and the Duke of Cambridge wore their doctors' robes, and when they had received their degrees and shaken hands with the Chancellor, they had the pleasure of listening to a long enumeration of their own good qualities in the elegant Latin of the Rev. F. O. Clark, the Public Orator. Every allusion to the Princess and her country was eagerly seized upon and responded to with cheering.. In short, it was evident that, without abating one jot of zeal or admnatioe foe their illustrious fellow students, the undergesduates wese determ Load to giv e the most prominent reception to the Princess of Wales. They did, not forget their loyalty, how ever, fora Ea• was raised distinctly and alone for " the (deer," and this-eras responded to by several dittiesr moods of • applause. When the Prince of Wales and the Duksof Cambridge lad received their degrees, the other new doctors were in their turns addressed by the Public Orator, and cheered more or less by the student*. They were Earl Spencer Lord Harris, Lord Alfred Hervey, and General Sadly'. After this came the reading of the prise poem, but as it was now past 4 o'clock, and I had to write nay despatch and deliver it to the railway authorities by half-past az, I was obliged to forego the pleasure of hearing the prize poems in Greek, Latin, and English recited by their respective authors. The following address was presented to the royal visitors en routs from the railway into town : IV thief Royal Elionessais Albert Rdward Pared Wales, and Alexandra Prima' of Wales. May it plows year Royal Wiglinesseo—Ws, the mayor. aldermen and harps= of the tarengh a embodies, is the same sad ea the Wallet all thee inhabitants. beg roost re spectfully to offer your royal highnesses a kart y waken* to oar azeicat and loyal tows. We 000lideotly hope that your visit to this renowned seat of /earwig may in all rwinnAn pout ist s to p or a l a rrnyel higlanowes, aod we regard that you will again to swept our warmest wishes for prewbuppiseis sad welfare. Giese wades oar 009119011 aeol, tbd woad day of Jane, one thousand eight hundred sad minty-foes. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ,--TZIIIIIDAL The week bother the Epsom and Aloo4 saseilegs ham always them a period unmarked by speculate's of say th eorises*, aid until the recast establishment of the special Juno enesting at Dire, the Itherval has Men a nen el Mam'. Last Saar entramedinary interest wag ambled la thermos ter the Greed Priam of Pare owing to the sett cleated nesaingof the sexed in the Derby—Lord Midas this year spin .:persuade is doubly heighteesd is Nati **two of the Derby sad Oaks winners mooing to do battle at French toil. This afternooe the muster wee small, and bellies durieg the • cerlimr portioa shoed al a standstill ; but • low aesions to du some betimes before the majority took thetidoparturo, managed to get up a little specalation ors the yard pries for obtob Blaw Athol was backed at eves ; bat latherly " the Gehl " was decidedly the better bons. 2to 1 was offered spent FIE' del'Air, and 100 to 8 taken 0001 about the wither of the French Derby. Betting on the Aseot meets was mud y seminal, sad the ealy transactions an the ft. Leger were 100 to 30 iv. time about Sisk Athol. A few bib made on the Derby will be found ia the rithjoised list of doming Floss : easarro nu= or Pi At ma ok lto a tr opt .W. l'Amsou'o Blair hol (t and 11 to 1 C l4r oat* F. do logrange's MIL do Mir 80418 100 to 8 Y. Doimompro 8010 £.m ASCOT STALIN. 4to 1 it Bayo W SOW 1 u Ittiliod;11c1 I leppotyla, re, 114 O. 1 II to 1 Mr. S. Trauma's 2411 y Edmond. opm. 141 b 100 to 12 —.lhrladollo Coxioo, 3 yrs, Opt 611) (off. SlO to 1) ASOOT CU?. to 1 apt lord 2471 7 1 - oidWa 134ag, i po. 7tt 21b (t and off) RT. LPII 100 So SO opt Mr. W;1 1 :tomoo's Bier Athol lt body) 7 to 2 Lord ellarooleo Oeneral Peal ( off) 7 to 1 Ms. II erres &oath& aid MI) DENBY. - 1000 to 40 opt Mr. L &MOO% A 1 fr 1000 to so Mr. MT ar &robed 1% , 1000 to th Coptata re Ands' t 1000 to lb Captain rays ZoiroA. ($) REIGATE RACEI3.—TitimsDAY. _ Tan Bosatioe &mans of 3 man. tech, with 90 added; for all half • ape; winos extra; with selling mid other allowswww; Yir -. llarsh's Lady Nichol, by licopodar —lrregularity. yrs t6OL). Lb (8 nibbled) 1 lir. Jos. lowa's Dasasary, yrs (ha m 8111 1 lb ,3 Re e l 2 Csptaln Ovrory's Domoow. I yrs (18/), dot ?lb 0. Smith) t Mr. L Elpidek's bq by liotoy—Parolusono, 2 yrs ( WC). est tolb The tolloorio, also : Ida rod TOddiagton. Bottiog: 6 to 4 art lady Nichol, wad 7 to 2 opt Ida. Tao tiot.msanout HVIDICAP of 5 soya each, h. ft.. with 50 added ; for Syr-olds sad upwards ; whams abs. Two mile& Hr. 7. Walker's Douche, by Weatherbit —Remedy, • yrs, Tot 10lb llteroto) 1 Mr. Marett's Ilergery. • yr% Sot (L Neater) 2 Mr. renlmoo's Plying Spur, 4 yrs, 7lb &a (Ellbber d 2 l .4 The following deo ran :—llpitire tatty, Forest Mod. Illrd, Toole, losetyaseater. Ei;Wag 2 to 1 apt Dona*, 4to 1 apt Mariory, 6to 1 alasrry Bird, and 7 to 1 apt Flying Bpor. PRIORY SWUM, d 3 soya sash, wait 21 oddid ; for all apa. Wight for op aad aolliag allowances. Oato Mr. Dreary§ Trieembe. by Prime Mlaieeer—Tarry by &as, yrs nay, 741310 ka Mlbeerd) 1 Mr. L Xlphkre be by Neby—Parclnebl. t TIN sat 7p? _ t CoptfittnaereDuamow, yr. (101.), 54 fl ;curled ht 55.) s The to oleo : L0..17 of Owe 'Moor LA& 85411:141a boarquet, sod The Doc: Bering t 2is 1 each opt Inissombe and liaabourqost, 5 to 1 apt little Sear, sad 6 to 1 apt Tin Doe. Tea Samar HASIDICA; 01 25 son., for all ape. Oae mule sad a quarter. Mr. Mont s Marsay, by Wild Dwell—Dena. 4 yrs. Set ;4. theberd) Mr Abreteo balivorse, s yrs, Sot Ilb ....11 :1221.11022211) 2 Mr. Jos. Jsrases Moon y, 3 yrs. 7st 2:11 ;J. soak t Mama sad limbos:oot &bona. Main: Ikea ea Margery, M so 4 opt liallessimi. aad 5 to 1 offered apt say Whir. Tam Bunn Baca of 10 oars., for all spa, llst each ; grathnnea riders, pefaseiords 7lb extra. Orre Mr. into Mainesnrs Ile Dab. spd I.pt (Owen, 1 Mr. Zlpblclio /171s1 Spur, 47n. ILA 71b (MC. 71b stirs) Yr. J. Wards Maalesenn (J. Seoo 10 et, 4 yrs, Hat oar. pax I Reatery) Besting : Sle2 ea th• Das, wbo eerie all the naming, sad wan by • lasi* sad a ball. CArelfkr. Strings v. Sues'.—Tbe first county match of the assaos took place at Cho Oval, Keeniagtos, Taste , day, sad it will be is that baser eatuped the Metals Ascot the whole of tie day. Ida Smith sad Wolk two splawdal lasing,. We aaljoht the score:— bosom (ema Issisp), 3213 ; gamy (brat undo/0, 10 ; se MIAOW ews. 7 its MAZ Y LEBO ICLUB D ROUND v, TR" Ozzc. TI MM or DirOXIISUIII WITI OHS Pinta—This nab* Treirplayed yeaterday st Lord* a is petsdaa %lag pm. out, sag &imbed la /swiss( Davis ia owe Wasp by * Tims.