The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-17 00:00:00

- - M c_A"„e.,..K4., 1 .%. EWS PAPER f ---- d— I :, i 4 ;Ad I . s f o lk a • _1 N . - . r .-r /. . . ' (1 ...., "'".' l' ) , "1" - Fr_cf _1 __ .._ ____ c , \- 1 ,„, I , . 111 .1c g ..•,i.„..4„ 3 , SMICLX a . . . t I , T - • - ,- . • 4 , I 1 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENOG, MAY 17, 1862. No 4,919.] [Stamped, Id. Additional.] (TWOPENCE MUTTA, calling at MADRAS.—The well a clipper unfits?, 'steamship LADY JOCELYN, 2,242 1000. 300 honwpower, now loading in the Victoria (lea/don) Docks will lease on the Ith June, embarking passe r:gen at and leaning Gravesend cm the idh June. This magnificent ship, built =prewar for the India trade, has been thoroughly refitted. has Ern-rate accommodation far passengers, and will carry an ex perienced surgeon and a stewardess. The service will be continued mossady by one of the following last-sminui sanitary steam nasals bakaging to this Company : I Toss ploosopover. Date of sailing. Mauritius Calcutta .... Jamou Golden Fleece Queen of the South Isaias It= Lea I.7es ttn 2.1116 2,2A0 ?. 242 Jul) lb. August 16. 9.piember 14 November 15. December 15. J au. 15, 1868. February la. forelyn For freight or pampa and ; to Maar& GIUNDLAY and Co., 56, Parliament-street. W ; the Brokers, Messrs. ALFLED BILKTT sad Co., 160, Lauirnhalletrest, B.C. : or at the Moss of the Company. 9, Mincing lane, Loudon, LC., whore also appil• nation for appointments as Midshipmen to this service should la made. IMCBAZD DREW, flosniarr. Bast India sad London Skipping Company 9, Miudni.Laas, LC. BLACK BALL MONTHLY LIIRTRALLiN %WPM from LOMBOK Dim& sidan ' iwarsoway Elhertlle r ardwi . .M a r g iii ••••.• SA t er.r. liwbftww g 2,500 LOW 2,000 I 2,600 May 2S. Jos IS. Joao th. Ye> to. WV 14 Joao 2S. My SI. Jaw SS. Tbis ouirbroloi au et peeler% lam by Their peutetaillty sa,l mid pampa, wooed • wodd Mows repatation, and their pr. are asecousodetloa is %tampered by soy vowels &ANL —lot as reporting &alibi or purge to Australia opt= LAIN= sad Co , Liverpool ; Area tor the Liao; sod to T. M. MACKAY sod Co., 1, LoaeloobalLotnot, Liam LC. amliM Y COMMUNICATION to v a .1 NY 4.,.4,05m big Um* tall-prevered boa arrow Stombeldps, mans st Quests. kern to Minsk geirsegess sod iseAtss. sa follows: WIZZLY FROM LIVILPOOL FOR NNW YORE. CRY 01 7 NEW TORE, Wednesday, May 21. CRY OF WASHINGTON. Woiseeday, May 11& LI NA, Wedoesda), JllllO 4. And and W Cabin assuage, 1.1. 17 ev , al geloasts=t i ag to the seesin modstion. Vorword passage, 8 piss" leoledlng all movlsioes cooked. Passengers for Canada sad the Western States booted through as very advantageous terms—Far farther partieehun Of its to md Wil i tAN 114 .. 1 . L4N. Wateralrest, Liverpool Ctt, Ploy WWLs + drK . ;sr to BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-SHIPS, appointed by the Admiralty to sell Iseteress LIVERPOOL and NEW YORE, sad between LI VIM POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other ports to land and receive malls, goods, and passengers, the Boston Wl* calling at Halifax to land and receive paseengers and her 3talesty's malls The blowing or other vowel& are ap• voluted to ail from Liverpool. ca n ing at Cork to receive the nath PRRSiA, for NZW TOIL gatardAy, May U. AFRICA, tar BOSTON, Saturday, May SL 'CffiNA, tan NZW YORK, Saturday, June 7. . Taking pawners and goods be Nassau and Havana, to be transterrrd at New York on board the 1L11.8.2. Karnak. Passage money, Including stewards tee and provisions, bat without wines or liquors :—To Bahr= and Boston, chief cabin, . second cabin, glg. To New York, chief cabin, ; second cabin, Lig. Freight to Hants.& Boston, and New Tort, A.S ger tam, and 6 per cent. pis. Apply to J. B. Paned, U, Old koadstroet, London ; D. Carrie, Gang, sad 12, risen& Bowie, Pans ; 0. and J. Banta, ftthananotrest, Glasgow ; D. and C. Wks. Quessisacona or D. and C. Whir, I, Water- Wrest, LirespooL PRILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PRILLIPPS will despatch the undermentioned ant-class SiMAWS 114 Fo7itOITERDAY, the BATAVIIII, from the MU& and Ratio Storm Wharf, Wapping, every Suaday mottling, at U a.m., and the FYIticOORD, ever, Thursday waning, at 9 a.m. from off the Tower. - — i7ellll2llaiTibe WOW., Wednesday evening, May 21, from Horse',down. Tana: tl, AL, and lea. 'latent Ilene& boned at a fare and • hat . Notice. l The7l;fre.‘) between Brows and EfumerhavOn le DOWpa open for the con% ey anew of pompon sod merchandise to allrte of Germany. ler OOTHENBURO the 01111 TAP WASA, about May 22, to be followed by the LONDON aad TEAMS alternately every week, from Horeelydown. Pima, Al fa awl In to For COPENHAGEN, the 'Ala Ax(iLLAN. about May 22, from Homelydown. Tor hMAt, passage, &e , apply at aria Guileful Office, keilln2-eireue.W,WW I PHLLUMOR , Ms, Aubr PHYLUM* 11, Itoo&lane, SPRCIAL NOTIC3. CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LI/1 A951:!4N9S socurrY. _ Ltahllahed kU persons who effect policies os t►e partialpeting male Dodoes June 'JO, !SO.!, will he entiVei at the NtXT bONUS to one yaws additional share of profits over later ware's. Tables of rates and forms of proposal can be obtained of any of the Society's agents. or of (WAAGE CUTCLIFFT., Actuary and Beesttary. 12 4 fit. Jainedraquare, London, S. W. BROWN BROTHERS. -PATENT CHAIRS and COUCHES. Barrack Furniture, Trunks, Portman teaus, dc.-165, Piccadilly. Catalogues free. FRNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING. Pee our Catalogue, elaborately Ulustrated wait 360 ewer lugs, containing price of envy article, and estimatei for com pletely furnishing houses of any class. This very useful guide forwarded gratis and post free on application to LBNIN CAARCOLTIL and Co.. Cabinet Manufacturers, 22 and 23, Queen's baildissp. Zaightabridge, London. Country orders carriage tree. N.B. An elegant and complete walnut drawing-room suite, 36 guineas; dhdng.reom ditto, in Spanish mahogany, 28 guineas; sad two imams and complete bedroom mutes, TS and it guineas osok. The whole nearly new, and bargains. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE.— Betabilibed 17111.—WAUfall end SON to, I. Intimate to Us nobility, gentry, arid public that their SHOW-ROOMS cos tain a ►We meortment of BRUSIILLS and VELTLT-TILE CARPiB, of tasteful derlsmi and colour,. The long experience they hare had In the manufacture of carpets enables them to pro duce very superior qualities to those In the general trade. Axminster, Turkey, Aubusson Carpets, de Mika and other blebs for seriatim and furniture.-3 and 4, tioodgeestreat ; 66 and 06, Tottenhamcourt.road, W. BAR LOW'S SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN roasts a largo loins of meat with a men handful of eosin TM swims la Immense ; the meat le beautifully mated In every dce browned ell over, and all the gravy and nutritious Midas& Brine re. N.B. none surprising offsets rwpWegiled lry saisnialle eivacautration of Mat BARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER, the Cook's delight ; as Infallible vissilsed of evoking this favoarite vsptabie to portseues. Price at, 7L, IL BLRLOW'S AUTOMAT - 13N CINDER. SIFTER, the Noneemald's friend, warranted to save one ton of code In am. Prim Ila Ost. OM test 10 year.) BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND. No waste, or sediment disturbed In tilting. Will repay Hs trilling cost In • meant Price 9a. and npwv d. TIARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. NO VINT PRO REQUIRED; no more Oat beer it tom wine. ?AP 4s. ed. ; ditto electro plated, be —Apply direct to JAK BARLOW, patentee. 14, 11a Millimetres; Meadow house. See that Ale name and address to on every article ; all ethers are merlons imitaticen Moravia., Igstla. Established VOX VIES'S SPERM CANDLES, ls. 4d. and ed. per lb.: dn. British was. Is. bd. : limnagerevAiraz. 34 ed. ; genalne was. 4d.: Gorman was, Is. Pd.: betedie was. I: 4o : 6l Latents toruposite, 9d.. and the best, lt for ierr lamps, Bd. ; mamma 9d. ; dips . mealde. Cass oil. es. 6.L per galba . renew lkdats., and 48a. per 1121ba. ; mottled, Ses. o m kT i lwown , Is. 9d. per packet: cosmos brown Windsor, Is.: whits Maria, Is, ed., honey, la ed. : ermine and almond, la per bar--/v sash. at M. P. DAVID sad 901(E ware. hemmed, ilt. Martherlsak Charing.eroes. Lowden. M.C. IatOND'S PERMANENT MARKING INK Jur ithe ariginsb for marking ea Unen, BM, et Dation. Quires no no preparation. nod is by tar the beat. Notice.—The gent:tine may be distinguiew d from ail spurious Imitations by ob is-ring that stab bottle bear, on the libel the address of the tn. venter, JOHN BOND, 321, Long.lsate, West ginitlitield, LC., when It may be obtained wholesale and retail. and at most ru medicine venders, stationer., de., ft lie United Kingdo d m. g ed la per battle. A. NEVER FAILING REMEDY. Dr. SCOTER MICA'S snd LIVER PILLS, prepared with ens soy iderenrial Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will be toand invaluable to all who sutler tram b and liver com plaints, Indigestion, wind, epassas, giddisesa, dizzineu of the te. Ydae la habitual eostis enema, as funny aperient medicine, apnea's, of the blood. they are traly manse& ; mild la abe i llaerstlan and gr./fetal to the stoosaeh they create appetite, digestion, and strenxtben the whole nervous system.— told by W. 'lambert, 20, Jermynatreet, and by most druggists In boxes, la lid. and 26. 9d. Be sure to ask for Dr. hoott's !idiom and Liver Pills. The genuine are a square green package, with William lambert," engraved on the stamp. DNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA IN DAs bees, daring twenty-Ivo yawn emptied.** lama Nosed b the mesdkal profession, sad sedesea* sasepted the pub lic, es the beat remedy for oddly of the etoessoli, heartburn, lessasehe, gout, and lactlirestion„ sad sa a read sp► dent foe delicate conettutaons, rams veff Wly for Wks fed children. A Is prepared, Inlna stole set parity and uniform steegth, only by DllOlll/01D died Os., In, New t ßo hr nd-Ors* the Loudon ; and sold by dl rempeetable abeedse ow** world. DR. BICORD'S EBBICIIOIII .11 1 IsIII +.O rooloref roared k ttr most foot weak& tallow larposoille. Ito No coasoltallos orefoorm—gold ON% et 111.. or kw waitron for Or, OM ro,cked rodolpeof reoltdoiece ur oiroopo.—iolo r and Go.. 1114 girrori. Frr rinnign-nnit• 1,000 MR causiais EIOKENEE NEW READ INGS, imaisifaliall—TßlS WINING (Saturday), May 17 at 8 nreciseD )Lr CHARLES DICKENS will READ NICHOLAS NlCtiElli at Mr. Squeen's School BOOTS at the HOLLY TREE MR, and Mr. 11011 SAW YER'S PARTY from PICIWICE.—SoLa Hai, ea : body of ball and balcoay, area and pilerles, 11 Ticket, to be bad at Mews. Chap man and Ball's. publlaberso9E Piccadilly : and at Austin's Ticket.° bee, St. James'aliall. THOMAS HEADLAND, ilecratary. THE LONDON PAVILION.—The LIONS of LDNDON.—Now will be found more attractive than the LONDON PAVILION. Tlp Musical Entertainment embraces all the metropolitan favouNtes, variety and novelty being the constant *lre of the proprieten in the selection of the pro -luy ne Comic Talent Is unequall Yrom the l'lth of refreshotata of all kinds front Ban fireakfeeth la. Dinner, k la carte, or at fixed prices, always ready. —The LON DON PAVILION, Tiehborapetreet, of the Haymarket. LOLEL and BONN Proprietor& STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants. BRITISH and COLONIAL SPLBlT&—Sterna and Son's English Otis has long been known for its superiority of quality, strength. and Savour : high quality is maintahweL Enllah OM. A. ad.. 10s. S e d f c . gallon: highest quality and strength, 11s., Lin an.. per Within', superior Highland, Iga, : IMML Ms. per old Jamaica, Igs. ad., Nia : very choice., per gallon. Sh rub. Ru 14m. 6d. British Brandy, brown or pale, 141 s. per gallon. British Cordlak, Id. In addition to the above Stevens and Bon keep Schiedam Holland'. 17s, par gallon. Ms. per dome ease. All goods delivered free within Ave miss. Terms ematt.-711, Bishoingateetrise4 With*. ,'AV-DE-VlX.—This Pure PALE BR&NIIT, .&.• it. ,re sellesje dieemeolowee& l F seem+• t 6 pe. Me arm acriaty, AM very terireenee elopellef Von ewer.. la ?remelt bottles, per dos. ; dela el to IN obtV o i nk. ott UM= aad OM A TZv e alo Mabry, &C. XPRIZ—PaIe Dinner SHERRY, SU. per doz. Z. lnk =ARP Pad. Renniuncliaded with confidence. =Miff as.= and Co., Dlatillers and Importers, Ilolbotu- Ws, KC. SALT and Ci's EAST INDIA PALE ALE (Imperial pUm dozes), Burins alas. and Guts noses extra Moat, InloWee of reputed and imperial measure.. and sake of IS plleas end upwards. Barclay'. stout, 6 dozen rSin Ale sod abut bottled ewes* tor exportntlon. ot Si y and Ca., ages* Ilssit4lpast„ C. VALVES of GOLD.—WATIDCREITON and 11200D1121, tar the information of the ?ebbe and their sower Mom. beg to stake the following announcement =tin WALVIS el GOLD, belly persuaded that the into the fair trader and the imbue will be alike protected by the wide circulation of bowlwlp. on this subject. Oold being divided into 24 parts or carats, it follows that geld of II cassia fine, Is 13 eswate..L3 3 84 9 carats .. Ll 11 10 worth „fa 11} 1T ousts.. 9 0 B 9cents.. 1$ 34 per OUZO.. 16 weld.. 216 7} 7 carats .. 1 4 9 literate_ 4 1 5 15 carets.. 2IS 1 6 carats .. 1 1 :I, 22 omits (lirtthe 14 earate.. 2 9 64 5 condo .. •17 5 standard) II 17 101 13 carats.. 2 6 • 4 carats .. 014 2} 21 canto.. II 14 4 12 carats.. 3 2 14 3 estate .. 010 7} 19 curets_ 910 Ilk 11 mate.. 115 1 2 carats .. 0 7 1 19 meta.. 5 7 1 IP mat.— 115 44 1 oust . 0 3 6} Menidertorl, 16. I,loariettoonneet. Covent-garden. W:C., London. Assays nude of Chains and Jewellery for le. each. N.B. 17th Istablishment is closed et • in the evenias, rod on Saturdays at one o'clock_ CUPECLtIa TROUSSEAU WAREHOUSE.— ►? The Ii sad and BEY Stock of BRUIRLIAB BRIDAL VIILII sad FLDIINCIXOS la London. The REAL OLD HAND4III7IICAO NANDLZECHIpS. The UAW OntAtehti every realty, et the meet taedve A. BLACIJOILIM WI nrcru f Oyarehoale, ALUDIZI47AM. LONDON. MR. KILNS' (ALFREDWEBB MILES) intw SYBING AND SUMMER cfrocK ter the World-honed Scotch ANGOLA lea TIMMS. la new replete and ready for Ins Thaw Tremors were originated loyS etA .;d i thaa INlteistelyaddranta7S,BßOOL-STIINISLIANOVISALTARI sad who Isnot sannseted with say parson haltating and &deer Using to his seam PIRMILTERIID lath 11BEILUIT. 1141. QPXOTACLES, improved by HARRIS and 1...3 90N, will met o tatnlj preseres MIMI. Batter cannot be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles. 155.; steel. with 10s. Gold aad Meer Spaniels. mad Iro-Olasses L hX.I6 te , variety. at essay low prima Hartits Prospect Glass, Ifa ed. pest tree. TIM. MMUS and WIC Opticiaas to the Royal lhaally. opposite the British armee= Oates, Leedom istabliabsd 1790. tinatten.—No trawl/Me implored. WRITE and BOUND TENTH ue indispens la props' i rsu a tagtte ll iMt. 0101.11 able ... W ar' PILAn D6NTIFRICI, eoniinumded ot Ornate' ingredients, Is of laestimable value in preservinLa u nd besutityl the teeth, the gums, and In ring a pleadag fragrance to i t i he tre r, g ,r e n... emanates tarter the teeth, removes spots of Incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which it Unpinsa pearl-like viaticum. Its hivainabl: J i r o : peril., have obtained the patronage of royalty and the crag of lturope, and It is universally in high repute. Price Ss. Pd. per box. Soli by A. Rowland and Bone, 20, Hatton sad by Cleating and Perfumers. Ask for "Rowlands Wet.' NSW WORK, BY THE AUTHOR OF "FRIENDS IN ODUNCIL" TLIe da lkoted Ultimo, pail Ivo, is., ORGANIZATION in DAILY LIFE. An Essay. Lattice: Porker, fion, and Doom Wed Stied. Seventh Edition. bound. t, A SCHOOL HISTORY of ENGLAND ; with s Chronology. Tablet of Contemporary Sovereigns, and loos tar Examination. Abridged from the •• Ihmlly Ilistory of Ingtand." London Parker, Bon, and Bourn, West Strand. BY THE AUTHOR OF " FLIF—NDS IN COUNCIL" FRIENDS in COUNCIL A New Series. Two isthmian. pod Svo. 14. FRIENDS in COUNCIL PIM Series. New Edition. Two volumes, In COMPANIONS at MY souTuDs. Fifth Edition. Ss ed. ESSAYS WRITTEN In the INTERVALS of BUSINESS. Seventh Edition. 2u lid. London : Parker, Son, and Bourn, West Strand. Sixth Edition, 10s. Ed., HISTORY of the CHURCH of ENGLAND. By TRUILiB Vomit SHORT, Bishop of St. AIM* London : Parker, Son, and Bourn, Weld Stroud. 910 the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED. A. A BOON on this subject wl Ibe forwarded. awe, to the aMicted. All worms suffering from the ordinary ailments of mankind should at once send a stamped directed envelope to )In. C. FL, 1, Edithatreet, Ilackneproad, London, when a copy wW be Immediately returned. DR. CIILYKRWELL, M.R.C.S., L.K, LS.A., On MA/MIAMI: Ito Oblliatloso, Kappmcoo, and Dloappolotatents. Price la.. by post IS stamp. • Mao, Corshill or Author, Unfit Marlborough.street, W. Oonmultatlons daily. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROMO• TION OP SOCIAL SCIENCE. The programme of the arrangements for the approaching meeting of this association (this year to be held in London) is now nearly complete. Lord Brougham is to preside over the whole asionation mid the FAH of Shaftesbury over the cony?* internationiel de foinefaisonoe. The vicemeindenta are to be Earl Granville, the Lord Mayor, the Bishop of London the Belgian Minister, Baron Van d• Weyer, sad Ge ne Sabine, P.R.S. The general meeting is to be held in Exeter-hall, and the several sections will hold their meeting in the Guildhall, which with the adjoining courts have been plaoed at the disposal of the association by the Lord Mayor and corpora tion of the City of London, and her Majesty's judges have consented to arrange the nisi pries sittings during Trinity term so as to keno the courts free for the week of the meeting. The Royal Society and the University of London have acted with equal liberality, and placed the west wing of Burlington Home at the disposal of the association. The megrim de hienfsisance will bold its alarming sittings i n the hall, which, with the ante room, will be used by the association for its evening discussions, some of which ' will be exceedingly interesting, ee t y those on the relative merit. of the and Irish convict systems, is which Sir J. ebb and Captain Crofton are likely to take part ; on national education, and how to test its results ; on the patent laws ; and oa quaran tine regulations. The Palace at Westminster has been granted by the First Commissioner of Public Works and the Commissioners of Woods and Forests for a merle on the evenings of the 7th prom., the arrangements for which have been pissed in the hands of a committee of ladies, who pia i pose nviting the officers of the several metropolitan rifle corps to form • portion of the company. The Royal College of Physicians wlll give the association a Kir& on the even ing of the 9th prom., in the college rooms ; and the Re formatory and Refuge Union will, on the following even*, pay the emaciation a similar compliment in Remover -Kowa Rooms. Several foreign caroms have been already seam Idited to the i v / i la n . ternaries& de biesfeisance— one from Norway, from Frames, and several ethers from Amsterdam and Se pow he be reed beton the association is to occupy are then twisty minutes, and I every arrangement has bees We lio . ree4irtM proceedings of the meeting interesting to the 'palite all to our foreign I Makes. ROYAL 0117110.11ZAC 'HOOPITAL, Off 00RD-drain. —The Right Roo. Lard Abbess bee ooseenteito mold. at the wee* senteisemnisetivel of this sod essiM ehi dy. wises a effort bop be vas to reduce the heavy mortgage debt of , the annual interest of *lda presses so homily a * a beam of this isititatior. INOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. SANILLOPTS. tIA or /*LIMOS'! Aso rums= PAIMOOLAAS TO rol OBTAIN= AT THI OFFICZ OF THE CHIMP 11201OrIAR, wow or SANKSlMOT,sAsisogaii,ormirj 10111? Laraine MALW, Falbourne, Cambridgeshire, late Amts. to saneadat M* 30, at 11. 110XTACICI MICHDICAOON, Portsmouth-place, Ilocolna-inn-flelds, bookseller, May 96, at 111. =Up= MUM" spinster, Upper Goorgostrusli, Bryasstoo. spare, late loftily-house keeper, May 10, at 11. Clues.= Sam s Coes-place, Commercial-road Out, auctioneer, Alp kia II IL lalcu WT lIAILDIMAN. Bournemouth, Hants, coach maker, Ma% at Ilf. AMPS SMS/MILD, Clargesatzeet, Piccadilly, commimion agent, May SO, at 11. Mon* Jolla *UTZ, Hope-yard, Blabopagatentreet Without. sesiplaser, May 11, at is Cauluas , Wurdas„ Alexander-street, Bermondaey, butcher, May 27 at 12. Airsoary Brows, plaehley-road, Middlesex, bill broker, May 27, at IL JDwAI 2ooasuca FSIZIASID, Commeretal.pleee, Kind sand, bookseller, May 27, at It. EPHW Warenn, Bow, lthltliesex; carpenter, May V. at it Jitt . 2it!.l . t. : Dime, bkloarretreet, City, leather Importer, May 27, at IL - Jogs Waserm, Pereivaletreet, Gowen-street, late *errant at the Cliarterbossee School, May 27, atl2. Ktmannta iIMTIOLDO, Mantas Egritolna, and EDWALD RET. MOLMI6 laihdo•olwatnist, and Donet-mesm East. Maryleboos, cowlteepara, May V at I, 2. WILLUJI 001oLID, Isidaroad, Poplar, and Tunbridge, LIMA, ship's steward, May 17, at Ire. Jona !mason, Nine-Mina Vauxhall, timber merchant, May a igA tk iw Owl, Chatham and Rochester, stonemason, May 2?. ma I. BRISJARDI BRYAN, Enfield, Middlesex. butcher, May 17, M JO4llOll 111IIMM, Greenwich, Master mariner, May V, at 2. WILLIAM Cisiturr, Buckingham-place, Pimlico, late farmer, May 27,at1i. Jong DOXllmt,,Cpper Ebuyetmet, Phalle°, painter, May 27, at 11. WILLIAM GOODWIN Mel BRITON, VlCteria-rillen, Battersea, engineer, Jam 1, at Joni WIIJANS, I na.. Park-road, Clapham-road, corn dealer, June I, at 114. JOSBPB 5/1114D18.0M, Orchard.street, Kensington. tobacconist, Jewa, d ll. lticataan piper PAL!fax, Cannon-atreet-mad, St. George's-In- ttle-lbst, Dutcher, June 6, at 10e. ♦OtpiV Www„ Cannon4areet West, City, Jose P., at 11. Joini lloalhanspton, leather seller, May 27, at I. WILMAII MAIM Queenotreet, tbeapalde, late limed W vic tualler, rant att. EDIIOIID 001:41. idanparet-tersee, Paddington-green, towage, to a lamp dealer. May 27. at 1. Bea CRAM= down, Sergeant'alnn, Fleet-etreet, tobacco mer chant, May 2, at 2. Onoaan TOMLEMoi, Woolwich, foreman in Woolwich Dockyard, May 27. at I. Thymus ataMonik Wed, City, Joao 8, at 13. . .. JAMB owe, Taunted and Bundem, Staffordshire, boot maker, May 26. at it JOWIPXII.IOII3IIIIII, Tettenhall, Staffordshire, dealer In agri cultural Implements, May 213, at It W:LLIL/II watts, Shrewsbury, tailor, ?lay ft. at it JOHN Lawn Th Leicester, vicidaller, 'Jun; 10, at 11. Jour Bongo= Pannone. Westonenper-Mare, Somereetshire, grocer, May 30, at 11. DAVID Join, 11SrdlQ, coal merchant, May 27, at 11 43101tal HEW eaotl, Bideford, Detoushire, saddler, May 38, at I. /calm Drum!. a., Lincoln, stonemason, May 28, at It WHIM. HOW" -Hull, draper, June 4, at It Hann' WAND sad JAN= Wools:oat, Shrilled, edge tool manu. factarars, June 2, at 1 0 . 11Siallgt, Liverpool, atom mason, May2B, at IL JAMI Ja13711 HilerrOan, Liverpool, Uceniod victualler, May Kat 114. Jung Ham, Liverpool, metal dealer, My 20,st 11. ALICUIDIn Cheettuun, Lancashire, travelling draper, June 111, at 12. WILLIAM Mem, Manchester, grocer, May r 7, at 12. JOMi WO,OY. Whaley Bridge, o..liadirr, sa d Manchester, cation _prbter May IT, st It WILLIAM Camusos, the Hott, fanner, Jame E IA 11. ADANA:OEOWD, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, licensed victualler, May 30, at 111. EDWIN MAIMS, Birmingham. cab driver. June 16, at 10. Joan Twourace, Birmingham, baker, June 16. at 10. TEOIUS BAT; Birmingham, commission agent, Jaw IA at 10. amass Somiu., Minaret. Butner, carpenter. /if V. at 1011111111 GLIVIDZ, Manchester, jonnialllNlN Mil in at it. . . . 111Zauirtia, Ardwick, Manchester, porter, !6. (Muses BeaPIM Newton Meath. sear return &doer, May 25, at it Entreat PAID. Peterborough, beerbouse keeper, May 51, at 10f. MOULT MOULD, Peterborough, ehotesaker, May 111, at 10. 09011911 HOSILVION, Church Greeley, Derbtthire, beerhouse keeper. /tube 11, at S. Joss DOM= LAMB, Burton-upon-Tent, builder, Jana 9, at S. Ana BALM lUpley, Derbyshire, builder. June 6, at U. Jcsarm TM= dbelheld, butcher, May 25, att. WILLIAM %VAIL Word, Sonicreetehlre, Innkeeper, JIM 11, Hzu., Dawley, lialop, farm bailiff, June 9, at 10. CHAIM 190024 Porters, Hants, 'baker, May 20, at 11. AWILIDJZZOIII, Putnam, Hants, foreman of works, May 16, at 11 IWO tIAISIIII4 Hoopoes, Hants, journeyman bricionaker, May SS, at It Join TnoitasMnoww, Smithies, Hants. lodeng.house keeper, May 21. at 11. . . . . JONI Pais; Wedelns's% Hants, blacksmith, llay 28,st it. TROIKAS IiADWIELL, Kiddormituter, shoemaker, Ilay MT, st 11. WILLLAY lisonifica, Kidderminster, beerhouse keeper, May 27, at 11. CHAU= 3104110442, Brntgnuter, Bomenetahlre, grocer, June 4, - - at 10. Sri - wan Kum Notanghata, dyer, Jane 11, at 10. WILLIAM WARD, &wales, Suffolk, railway carriage =ambler, May IS, at 10. WALltia AARON Wes, Theale, Berks, smith, May 31, at 1. BANUIL Parton, liewesatle.ander , latue, prJelalua dualar, My eak at 10. , . . _ . _ Ososas !Invite, Woodbridge, Suffolk, Innkeeper, Nlp L. at I. JON. BTalle kliesankt,, Gsatle Cary, domersetsklre, eboameksr, miko so, is Qualm BLuma, last Ilasugneeld, Baez, blacksmith, Ma 19. - . - as 10. Moss" Haim, fulaiow, Lincolnshire, blacksmith, Mayan. at 11. Osozos Mica's, Barnsley, Yorkshire, beerseller, May 29, at 3. Mlovaa Milailint, Barnsley, Yorkshire, plasterer, May fa, at 3. Ceslu29SSALLWOOD,Blnolushain ow Won dealer, Mayas, at 10. Jona NOW, Yemploy, o:oooeateeWre, wheelwright. Inas 2, at Gaon YINDINUON. CAIIOOI, MaWai, saddler, May So. at 10. WILLLUI BALDRY, Lower liellesdon.road. Norfolk, licensed vie- WOW, Joao 3, at 11. Wauss Lir. Wakefield, bricirJayer, May 31, at 11. Joint Lay, jun., Wakefield, builder, May 01. at 11. JlllOlll LAWS,, Quinlan, Carroarthenshire, farmer, May 31, at Y. Mn.uss Las, Llaoeuy, Carnarthenshlre, teadcaler, May 27, at 12. _ _ . PSCEIAInD THOURII4, Walsall, Staffordshire, join nem= brush - - -• maker, May tfal. WlALts,ff Manumit ItKIISADION, Walsall, Staffordshire, lets beer.hotups keeper May 27 at 11. JAI= ADAM, /Warta', SOrsetsetahlas, slater, May 28, at 11. Jos Mx, basoota, Warwickshire, car propnctor, May 5t at 10. DM US GoAmmtis, Bury, Lancashire, rope manufacturer, June boa 11. LAST XXAMLISATIONS....,... _ June IT. Y. J. warl7 Learettoe POikneY-1811, Lily, and Wey mouth-ptsce. New Kent-road, atitioner-June 17. J. Raphael, St. Jsmeesplace, Aldgate, licensed victualler, and Alderman. bury, general marolist-June 17. J. Darla, Wood-geeen, 'diddle. sex, builder-June 17. G. Mason, Pomeroy-street, Old Kent-rued, commission agent-Jane 17. C. Medcalf, Union-square, Borough, late pork butcher-June 17,3. Wiliam; St. Jobe-Wee; Clerken. well, smith-June 11. C. C. Wesshaw, Stoney-lane, Tooley.street, mast maker-Jane 17. J. Proudatea, Whitechapetsead, saddler -J une 14. J. Powell, Kothertiehistreet, Winston, assistant to a warehouseman-June IS. Z. Evans, Freemantle, Hants, builder -1 ma 16. C. Lucas, Oarlick.hill, City, portmanteau manulac turer-Tune 14. H. Newman, Hedges-grove, Hackney Wick, builder-June IS. Harriet Lewis, Went Cowes, Isle of Wight, baker-June 14. T. J. Cross, John-street, Minories ; Wellington terns', Want India-road and Bingham-place, Middlesex, grocer -Jun* IS. T. Leaver. Hannseessith, omnibus conductor-June IS. J. Bnekland Ripley. Derbyshire, Journe)man nhoemaker- J tine It J. Schmitt, churchstreet, Stoke hew - legion, baker- June 12. K Painter, Charles-pleas, Lambeth. barman-June 12. W. Hill, Lisle-street, Leleasersquare, saddlers' irunruoager- June II W. Boast, Upton, Norfolk, machine OM-Juno IL IL HUI, klackehurc.h.lane, tommerelal-road Last, oil reduer-Jine 23 J. Welk. Birmingham, costeeper -June 27. J. Green, Bir mingham, agent of en insurance company-June rt. Y. Russell, Birmingham, cab proprietor-June 25. W. Creel, Upton-upon- Severn, phimUr-Jose In T. Kimberley, Oldbury, Worcester shire, coalmaster-June 22 W. Knibb, Stonekdgit, Warwick shire, baker-May SO. J. N. Wintbash. Bie,m, grocer- J une 12. H. Coisbourn, Wolverhampton, talloune 6. J. Neat Smethwlck, Staffordshire. draper-June 23. T. 007 send H. Guy, .1 2 =are, chemists-June SS. W. Cullen, New Owed; War , tailor-inly 1 W. Burton, Hanford, Notts, plumber- June 17. T. C. Payne, Leicester, watchmaker-My L 7. Y. J. Search, Mansfield, Notts, market gardener -July 1. J. litawasb Duffield, Derbyshire, innkeeper-July 1. W. Brow**. Derbyshire, tanner-June 12. C. Fryer, Bristol. late insurance agent-June 17. W. Hill, Swansea, liceuted victualler-June 17. J. Marshall, Castle Cary, Sornersetshire, innkeeper-June 1/4 W. lioneynehl, Offishary, Brecoriabite, innkeeper-Jape 17. T. Mar shall, Castle Cary, Somersetehlre, market gardener-June 6. B. Y. Squire, Liverpool, musk dealer-June 6. J. Williams Liverpool, licensed victualler-May SO. D. Sven; Cffiecoed, Montgomeryshire, farmer-May 26. D. Watson, Accrington, Lancashire, cottea manufacturer-June 3. IL. Aspden, lands; Lancashire, Joiner-June 4. C. E. B. Cirdler, Leek; Laucashire, commission agent-June 2. W. Crabb and J. C. Crabb, Man chester, late cotton apinners-Ilay 26. R. Yletchsr, Liverpool, plumber-May LS. D. Pughe, Liverpool, book.kespae-May 28. J. Pughe, Liverpool, hook-keeper-May an,. Z. W. loyratta, Manchester, miller-May SO. W. Murray, Manchetter, tripe dresser-May SO. J. Kirby. Manchester. beerhouse kter-May )0. 3. Machin, Manchester, broker-Jose 6. J. Ke‘i , New too-heath, near Manchester, provhdon ander -J une 5. D. nusly, Manchester, stationer-J tine 6. C. Knowles, Sheffield, healer- Julie 6. It. Jones, Manchester, tailor-June 6. G. N. Walker, Wakefield, fruit talesman-June 5. J. Cutler, Manchester, beer seller-June 6. H. Nabb, Manchester, agent-June 6. 0. Dation, Manchester, rabbit hawker June 7. G. Bate; /Upon. Yorkshire, ormmist-June 14. I. Shuttle's:kith, ffilletiaffick, ktinmaa at glass works-June 13. W. Nolen, KlrtoedndJsdeey, Lincolnshire, coal dealer-Jane 4. A. Anderson, Stomper; Wor cestershire, phinsher-June 19. B. DeWitt; Tcoedyrkkw. morganshire, grocer-May PO. B. Bodgers, Keswick, Comber- I land, painter'-May SI. A. K. Oat's, Kett fffionehtsffin. Devon shire. draper-May M. P. White, Stosehmate, Devemffilre, pots. tee dealer -May IL W. Phillips, Cowden. Warericluddre, armor - May St. J. Maywood, Coventry. Bouseal victualler -June 6. J. Cresaptou, Bolton, Lanotahlre,stonsiesses-May 21. Rebecca Wrexham, Denbighshire, balder-Ana S. 0. Atkinson. Hudlsd. Yorkshire, tailor-Jet/0 M. G. Biased, Brad ford, Forklike; woolsorter -June I& J. Shelter; Scholl, York shire. fans 17. W. Brown, Bradford, 'ridable% near. house keeper-Jane 21 Sarah kustell, Oldham. groom-Jam 10. F. W. laveddp, Oldham, wise issrebret-ir Y. WMII9, Tookaatems. W Wshire, thatcher-Jung 11 J. kroet, ladeedproa , Twat. yort botcher-May M. P. mum, lase Ilkatehotute. Dsvaur64u,draw-JUDO 4. J. O&M* Redefillo, Lacse berisp-4 one 6. S. Schaal. lihokhasni. AIM ekeleeseeecin-Juse A G. Beaky, lf , Ismoaddre, common eerter-June 2. L Gritiths. Meade& 0 =ll;4ass 11 J. Pressman Rendre, Cornwell. . W. Fail* llowilisse. , Bente, hoohosker-Se7 IL EL Croce, Luidport, mach painter -May 28. J. A. Williams, Pate wrath, kite canter-June 2. F. Russell, Robertsbridge, Susses, baker-Jens 2. A. Piper, Tonbrldgs Wells, Rent, labourer 3M* 2. G. R. Gun. Hastings, $. roes, watelnelew-Mey SO. F. Wl4 doers, Norwich, shawl - manufacturer-22 SA R. Tattam,4 Norwich, nab proprietor-May 20. J. Norwich. selesaten-May 27. E. P. Shared" ()rest Yarmouth-May L D. Jewell, Great Yermouth, clerk to a fi shing merchant-114 IT. 7. Brown. Greet Yarmouth, Ash merchant-June A G. Par rish, JAneolA, Isekeherin.Juse S. J. D. Parkinson, Uncoil. whiter -June 14. T. Riddle Raaen. Lincolnshire, mlll4O - U. T. Sim Buckinghamshire, butcher. Slllt P4CY ANNULLED. April 10. SkEtiri=a r tr. Whi r t i teereeL Lambeth. OF WiLtaaa Mosracats (omparate estate), St= Are, leatkek . re=ornrawA, Mo 21, sad Yaw stikseqe4o TTIONAS Lsowci and WO. a 0 Nt. Mary 'Au: Wallet taataras-Itad dteldrad'ef la. 6I 21, and thireatitee ' quent Widatedaykat IdefeNa LealtstiWietatel• • Noma LIIIII3SCIr. WaLuX NO/MO.& led • v eZ / " . OW lezi•Dit, liviroo d . balker teatais-era di _ 41 Oi= r. end throe salaams* WelotelaXas asi Lillsomilis • tatreet. ___..... Jane L T. Barker, ratan Obi Tow tl esk aB = i = a ilrt. .TM. AM rbri flpi briar- tr. E. Apte f t J. L. tothrfsf. , KA* . pi j t Mulls', J. Vi r . erns,' 111 Jacks" Hal, Mt 0111. ;et S Y . irk & W. : Walsall, atfrerdahlts. -1W 10. &W. albPriPadwto'• • IL 'den, Laneaskin, aria one 8. W. Palmer, Mittscherar. late cams-ins IL C. Davies an.: J. N. Troughtoo, Ilbote. jerk beni ysrJ amil S H. H. Cogswell aid B. Day, Bran baronet, her-inise & T. Harem. BOrtionl. Harr ler r ant, NABlll2lllrall DIBSOLVID. . C i t 'weli ma a r: Maria . U N i t a tto l l, 4• B e et r io e r i cis= " 4.114 r. .41. Therm and H. I. greeere-4. /Nair and J. Icaiiitiot G hielife r striLla and W. G. Warier g=mePtbal= l : l2 o 4 ? - L j enct r i c n k 4; a rT A. . A B ll a srVfk lir : Darhara. paintars-C. A. Bray sad lank Bursa Dear, lighten, stationers-H. Whltworth and/. Cookson, Arbiter-Ms, city; aceratante-L Recibir, ts. alli t= Md. and H. Bodkaap Itkirooti.ltiefey. boolballatf.-W . H. H e at and Nta s t a rhapan, i =ridga, nialkime-J. Nicholson and G. marine maker- A. Herat and J. at bars mar. *Ferrero-J. C. kl.Nly 4sig l i t emebilig, tr .,... zz geest c r• h mersoirsdn endiri. ... 4 i . Hiker I. Bell,,,=wiral and Norma:by, orkahlre, farineE. 4 lL, and .'l.""t. ; ~.N,..,: r ityde, Isle of W sticeseys-L Taylor and T. Taylor, , lencarbe, ba Lewis, .1. Thomas, W. Harris, and Thomas (gmerglya Coal Damper), filamorganshire, so ter as re. Lar s ds B. Thomr-0. R. = , Iftitda and J. raw& Birmingham. Loren, and Dribs, 'bet/rioters-J. lrosUrbustee and7.trald. laympool, braes fonaders-IL H. Aldrich and A. Dreenwood,Yerkerest, North Hackney-road, milhoere-G. Wood g li k, Thomianliarisnibild, tollar-J.Arms and J. Ler,Wyde. , cotton weavera-1.. W. Crosthwalie, G. Cre, and P. ifilLialaN Upper Thaimeolayst, City, iron taarchanin be kr r Muda . Ure—lL Charlton sad J. 8. rearm Newcasile. thersto-41. Orr and A. Dior Basingisallatreet, City, Importers o ogoods-J. W. Vickers arid G. Webb, Cow. per's.court. advertising spot - H. Preenian and T. D. Driesell, .lans, City, woad brokers-W. Neil& J. Oilaip ton, sen., J. butters ores. J. Compton, jun., and , A tialid. Mr. reeler ; Brimfield, Ch esh ire :sad City of London ealicopinten, fit A r as amore Compton, sen.-Matilda filieppard mid J. N. , Hampered, Hertfordshire, drapees-J. Walker Wrllregikaron, Bredford, Yorkshire, grocers-& Bower, J. HAIL J. 41M, and I. Herkimer, Berdel, Halton, and Mining. Yorkshire, banke so ter rr". Berth-P. Batley W. Barrett . a. Trier. B. ant. Jam, Bartburn, Yorbahlre, millwrights. ROACH SBQUESTRATIONL Jona BrinitoCig. Aberdeen, ironmonger, Nay 11, al the Lear Tree Hotel, Aberdeen. .10111 00311.v7t and IVOlittt ANDintloll 01711.17, Artrosai, flax ifa — rn:a - tire JANKI Wilson, Malaga Crams, Banffshire, fanner, May 22, at the Library Boma of thelloclety of Solicitors, Banff. up: MYNA Hamilton, Hayti, alike Mama Hall, Hassfllos. Omani Ronk Hamada* merchant, May 20. at Hat Hotois WlllJattGayle. HAIRS Glasgow, timber merchant, May In, at the IfienlV Hall, Glasgow. 11111111 NARVIK, Glasgow, wood men:haat, May Id, at the Faculty Hall, Glaagow. IsaltaLta oti, Lumeden-tillage, Aberdeenshire, Innkeeper, May IT, at the Ordinary Gaut-house, Aberdeen. THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. The fine weather exercised a beneficial inguenee over the fortunes of the Exhibition yesterdaL o r d t ' only in the numbers It induced to venture s ' but the distinguished rank of many of the visitors The numbers up to 5 o'clock were, season tickets, 5,695 ; on payment (5e.), 3,687 ; total, 9,381 The Duke of Cambridge was an early visitor, and there were also present in the course of the day the Duke and Duchess d'Aumale, Lord Everaley, Earl of Bessborough and two ladies, Marquis and Marchioness of Clanricarde, Count and Countess Waldenstein, Marchioness of Ely, Lady De Broke, Count de Salim, Lady Fellows, I Countess of Airlie, Earl of Shaftesbury and daughters, Marquis of Hastings, Bishop of Llandaff, &c. We observed also Lord Llanover and Mr. Robert Lowe, M.P., giving the cane of Armstrong bullets a most careful examination, and listening with great attention to Sir William himself, who lucidly explained all the details of his great invention. Another distinguished visitor was Si Hassan Gelid, a native member of the Council of Algeria, and, as we understood, a man of high distinction in his own country. Me was dressed in the full Arab costume, and was on his first aPPeausttps in the nave guessed to be Abdel Kader himself, so much did he resemble the pic tures of the distinguished exile. He was at tended by an officer of Turooe, and was escorted round the Exhibition by M. Talton, the oom misaioner foe the Algerian section of the French department. He speaks French to perfection, and expressed a good deal of grave satisfaction at everything he saw, and finished his tour in the French court, when the exhibitors all crowded round to pay their respects. TO TIM IDTIOZ Or YYt KLISIOS. Sts.,--Never were any body of men so abused as the Royal Commissioners. The whole press of the country is stinging them, and the public are asking why. Three at least of the five gentlemen chosen to manage this second International Exhibition have individual reputations as business men, and those who are not iu the secret are astonished at a thousand acts of collective mismanagement. The time has come to throw off delicacy, and to speak out. The prospect of a defioiency to be made up by the guarantors is alarming. Let the truth, therefore, be told. The five noble and honourable gentlemen who are responsible for the management of this Exhi bition are pulling against each other in the council. , They are as much divided in policy as the two great political parties. They all bear the blame of their collective mistakes ; but one section represents sound business principles--another, meddling in competence. The emimissioner who by experience, _ . energy, and personal qualifications, is most capable of managing an international exhibition is thwarted at every turn by a weak-headed coalition. If Sir Charles Wentworth Dilke, who represents the popular element at the board, had not been fet-• tered by the combined obstructiveness of the Duke of Buckingham and the Manchester crotchets of Mr. Pairbairn, can we doubt that the Exhi bition would have been better managed I While Mr. Baring attends the board very sparingly, and Earl Granville is called away by his political duties, the real business of the Exhibition is being done, and one practical commissioner is vexationely opposed by two impracticable colleagues. Sir C. Wentworth Wks was notoriously the real creator of the Exhibition of 1861—that splendid emcees which we are all No anxious to see imitated—but on' that 00011.11i00 he had only to deal with • Prince whose approval and fiat were law. The great trophy failure is notoriously the work of the obstructive element at the board ; the great "Tine Art Hand- i book" sprier from the same source ; sad if this splendid national enterprise drifts headlong to bankruptey and shims, it is well thatthe guarantors should know who are the ignorant pilots. All this is the common talk of every slab in Ltedos. It is folly .shy longer to affect ignoraim of the facts.—l am, ko., ODIUM QUI MERUIT. THZ DISMISS IN LLSCABBIZZ. The Lord Mayor yesterday, upon taking his meat on the bench at the Manion-hogs, maid he should like to any a few words to the Khaki with regain to the distress la Leniashire. There bad bees a meeting at the fdennon. loom that morning of the gentlemen who, for the lest two or thethemeks, had bees applying themselves to the subject of the distremeed condition of the msnufadunngdistricts of Leneseldro. The gestlamsa present ware Mr. t7smtoa Mr. Barber, Mr. Morley, Mr. Armitage, Mx. Howes, Ms. Leant, ant Mr. losboroglue. w as generally known that about a week ego..ber mat min of 1,5001. to moose of the distraint* • namely 5001. to Pemba, 5001. . 113thehana,. to Wigan, and el s to 8400 kPorte re.i ts tin minis bad been sent, had been hog ether districts, viz., 'Oloseop, Staleybridge, Cbawley,ad Miles Manias. .He Chad, with the gentlemen •Itheaed, taken into nasideastise the contains or those letters, and bad gto the conclusion that the best ding to be done would o b sand 2501. to ntaleybridge, 1001. to 010me0p,.501. to , and 501. to Miles Platting.. They bad likawbe to send an additiout 1501. to Stockport, whack teenld Mill leave • balanes at the bankers of about e)OL Its mot say future migrundies. Move, still motioned to mem is, and he hoped that if the imams should eantinals, as baboredit would for some time, the besevoience of the mini. would oobtinue to flow s n it lad always dome en any greal'ocameten of e ar o aiTb.lslionlz r rt i fir whisk Min to l head yesterday F. A. L . ! SOL ; " X. I I .," animas 4 thamford on Bey- O. Greg, tak ; Qs near Kottering..per lay. 'I. , ,SL Ida. Gi rt Weboalema, at ; Caplaio Prams Lyanth sH a 5L 3 Mau. Maids', .IL ; Mr. (A thddria, lb. "W. A.," 51. fe. ; the workmen at T. Imam sad (a.% shirt k= l , , SI. • the °Moms and wow at fur Majesty's libip lb: foe. f Mr. Omni Apt:fete% IL is. ; thaal Dundee, • ; Lady, C. Chemins, IL ; Mrs. James Wilma mad Allah Mi. Mod idak illogelens 71.3 the Misses Widen 515 alepotan, U. ; several of the 9th sosillonY of the filth ßegnmant, per Captain T. White, 11. 10s. ; seven Teddingten hem 1k • • aroitrzio RITTELLIOZNCE. CHESTER RiCES. RR _IDAT. T Lade? Pica ef 9 sows each, with 50 alai 7st 21b ; three, Safi ; far, 10M ; Ave, eta, sad 17si ldl ab ; Mira and allowed 31b ; wisoms, extra. The wiener to be sol d; selling allowassea. file lot's sobs.) s Sybil, It ma, 5,1711/ Orlmsbaw 1 Mr. Beffsrie ryas, id Sh ( amide 10.PeollEareMmd 'a pm", t yrs. Mt Mb (60L 3 glor miggegiiige Wild**, 11 yrs, TA Mb Ism fit w herd Coventry's Mesegaru*•, 2 yen, Tat i•nr (Mem 6 Betting : s to .4 apt Satellite, 2 le 1 Apt 3fiedpWildire, sto 1 apt Isstm. Apwr. the Ant bleared. Sybil took the Iced and kept it winning by a Walk, a bead dividing the woad, Mid fourth. Moimiestaire wee last, beaten Asia two Mega& The winner was bought is ter 96 Pius" Tv. Cantinas Swims of ems each, 10 ft, with 60 added ; whined extra, lkc.,Sed the maild to save his stake. 'Mr. Tranks's Welk; by MUM ]bite, 4 yrs, 7st 11th Mt. Reason's Tommy Joiles, i_yrs, eat cls (Chi t= 2 Count de Lagrange's Alles.piondement. 3 yrs, 7st 01b Mr. Ilertets Oyeella. yrs. 'eet Mb ( 1 2. *Ana (Noble) 4 &Wm 2to 1 eau! apt Wilke sad Tammy ewes, 3to 1 apt AJMei-Reedeemst. Tammy Jame ad Opbeils mode play to the ball mile post, when the latter beat a Z i e r kair etreat, and Zukika sod the Ficsekama closed with . At the diseases ZeiMks sada bar effort, and psi bylmlf a Leg* Alewy•ltordsemat coming Immo a WW ibid. • 111100001 1 .1 2 I3rAM 04 eon. each, with 60 added by the Des Stead proprietors ; the wood to save his stake. • Abseil a tie( ft subs.) Mr. Moeres c Master George, E yea, Set db.. ( w dimness)) 1 Lord Urbeldge's General Her, syrs, bet 101b..(ebeIloser Mr. W. Owen's &Mint, 4 in, eat 711: (Whiteley S Mr. 00as'e ihrweer, 4 yrs. Tat Mr. Hughes's keel Jam, t yes, let fib (t or .' Mr. Hughes's istelite. 6 yrs, Tat 111 b ( 6 Mr. S~ Damesitsr. 0 yrs. it Sib Otabeletis 7 Bertha, : 2 to 1 ypt Gwen/ Hess, 4to 1 each ypt Gimp sad &slime, 6to 1 each apt Brilliant. Spelsoor, sad Deersder. The Um pissed lay ft flout tbrout get td, Mamie, George viol* mmely Try Two 101603111 ; • grITIVITAMO4 t o issmam.bs46roMs Tan erEWAIWW Our of 200 sow. added to a me of 5 sew. each ; 3-yreids, 10M ; Oat Sib ; five, sad based, ga t 311 ; reams toad giddier allowed alla.; winners extra, ko. Ose mile sad seven tankage. (36 ✓ubs) Mr. Konya e by Wild Dora Vest, 3 Tea t vet 10lb CE. Covey) I Cana de Legrange's Palestro, 4 yrs, fist 6lb extra) (H. Orbroshaw 2 Mr. Jobsestemis Lady Upon, 4 yrs, It Sh Arnold) 3 Mr. 3oWs Amid!, 4 in, 7st 7lb ter. 7st Ilk).. (Fordbews) 4 Bettie( : 6 to 5 apt the Vast colt ; 11 to 8 apt Palestro, 6to 1 apt Lady Etis. The favounM made the running throughout, and stalled off Palate, easily at the finish by a es* ; Lady Biwa woe a tad Slant Wild Bose was struck out of this is.. at 1.2.45 p.m. Tv. 110070 X Sum of 10 now. each, 5 ft, with 100 added, for 2-yr-olde ; oolta, Set 121 b ; fillies and geldings, tal9lb ; wisest, extra, Aa ; the second to receive 30 soya s a mil. i s is t aha bi ) Mt .Mr Merry's ale 12Ib (Cballoster ) 1 . Smith's The er, alb J. Harrison) Mr. barber's 111 Lupus, SA 111 b (Mmsiiitust) 3 Mr. Barber's halls,(ist Sib (llstwittis) 4 Batting : 6 to 1 on Escape, who came out after the find few yards, made MI the running, and won in a meter by three larigthe ; twe kepis between the second sad third. IfsenicuP PUTS of 70 sore. ; winners., 71b extra. Half a rails (22 auks ) • Mr. geead's My Mary, by Idle Boy, 11 pa, tit (3. Robin) I Mr. Bowlen Pie, 3 yes, Ilst rb (Dradtord) Mr. Davis.'. TeamegJones, 3 yrs Morrell) $ Capt. Cluistle's Mks Julia, wed. 9st 10th. (We. estra) (Tordhaza) 4 Mr. Yore's ]lobe, I yrs, 7st tOtb (Wight) 6 Betting : sto 4 bipt My Nary, 6to 4 eget Mies Jelin. My ilary got off in frost, and making all lb* running won sadly by six lengths. Tall DUNHAM /WM PLATS (hamilesp) of 5 Mom each, 2 ft, with 60 added. Half a mils (9 gabs) Mr. Barber's *bran, by Grecian. aged, 7st Sib (Grlmehsw) I Mr. Hughes's Juliet, 0 yrs, net 10Ib Mr. Bowles's MOW, 6 yrs. TA Mr. Brace's lord el ON Seam. 6 yrs, 04 alb ..ICastaseei 0 Mr../. Sears Tenet. S yrs, eel 41b (T . Trench 0 Mr. Wldttakees Marti rum yrs. TM Mb.. (3. Orttorbalr * Mr. D. Iferittie Hire, 3 yra, bat Rb (wummy) 0 Woe after • flaps ram by s bead ; the same between the eamisdi sad third. LATEST BEIIING ON THE COURSE. THE DERBY. 9to 2 eget The Maispile (off) 11 to 2 %aimless (t) Bto 1 Lord Glergow's lot (t) 11 to 1 Caterer (t) 13 to 1 Zetlasd (t) 25 to 1 Spite (t) 1000 to 5 Patriot (t) GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. 9 to 2 &gat Eappuw• (I) 5 to 1 Iraihoff (t) 6 to 1 Caractaeus (t) 8 to 1 Doefoot (t) 8 to 1 The Wizard (t) THE DERBY, 1863. 20 to 1 aid Neaps (t freely) TATTERSALL'S. The Subscription Room at Tattersall's will be open this day (Saturday) for settling over the past Chester westing. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (nsurza's xxxxonatts.) MEXICO. (Per Pads, vii Queenstown.) NEW YORK, MAY 6, Nomura Mexican advises state that at the preliminary } meeting of the Anita at Orizaba on the 9th April General Prim demonstrated that the London con vention did not antboxise the attitude taken by /he French, and that the Allies had no right to impose upon thong:leans a form of government displeas ing to tied., frhe French representatives declared that they were resolved not to continue treating with the Juarea government. General Prim declared this to be a breach of the treaty, and equivalent to a de claration of war by Frame on Mexico. He should therefore withdraw frau Mexico with his forces. The Mexican government was informed of the result of the meeting of the allies, the French at the mine time stating that since the agreement at Soledad new vexatious had been practised upon Frenchmen, and.vitient measures heel been adopted to rsmother the wishes of the emits, and true pablie opinion. General Doblado replied that the government of Juarez was willin „es treat with the Spanish had English for a aetttemett of their Cairns, but that the French would be reeirtal to the last extremity. According to Lief advisee, the Ikea& repre sentatives had issued documents, dated Cordova, 16th April, stating that war is now declared -be , two= Praises and the. Junes governt, sad leg* all Mexicans to rally round the Tema Sag, and give their country a stable government. The Frenohl commence active operations on the 1101k.imiti. • • ' JPALY. 1, XAT 16. The . , grieddiiiii4 hiving lately Observed a certain movement of issuer Garibsldian volun teers and refugees towards Bentham Tyrol, has, in order to prevent Violent acts, despatched troops lo the Austrian frontier. • 1171 Miff, NAT 16. The Official Gazate of to-day costallas the A discovery has been made of a preieeted at ' tempt to send an expedition over the Italian fros tier. Several officers of the old 0 • army, ed to be the chiefs of -the , presumed Altogether 100 have been a. arrested t ing to different comes:lee in the neigh' bo of Bresci " Yesterday the populace attempted to met the pri soners at liberty. The guard reaiated this attempt bv force ; three persons were wounded and one "At Bergamo a popular demonstration was pad ficallßeu Minister of the Interior, in a circular ad dressed to the prefeota, states that he is firmly re solved to prevent any expeditions or manifestatione of this kind, and calls upon the prefects to sup port the government, and to suppress, if neces sary, by armed force, such attempts, whereby the Ira cause is compromised." ROME, 11,LT 15. Forty-four bishops, 21 of whom are Spanish ecclesiastics, have arrived here. The oonsistory to-morrow will receive the report of the consistorial lawyers, declaring that the canonization of the Japanese martyrs should take place. RUSSIA. BT. PETERSBURG, MAY 16: decree 4Vhst . 6 , 44 bo 3 u r rs . tiu of Nirolafi, B lll Chanson to foreign skips. Alter Ist (13th) Jule castom-horses will be established at theme ports. . ~; ORICKItr. SIIHRZY COLTS V. Buiraix Col.3l4.—This matrix was commenced at the Oval, Kennisgton, yesterday mora ls; ; so _pla Seek place on Thursday is exisequence of the ram. The wiab is the were op to T deka, when the a mp were draws. Play will be MUNN' this disy.-Ber. : That laptop, 54 ; mooed Wain" 17--total, 71. fies. s : That innings, 83. NAVAL AND MILITARY. AnxauxT, MAY 16.—PsomanoNs AID Ai , - I poornmars.—Coingroders C. M. Beek, to the Cor morant, exionesioDed ; and C. R. P. Boxer. to the Rees banse, commisioesd. lanotessets H. J. Coddiaptoo, to the Varavim ; D. E. K. Gnat, to the Cormorant ; W. A. Harris, to the 1 1 Ajax, oddities's' for genies in the emit guard. Bub-Lieutenant tLe Hos. H. H. Kelpie:, to t h e Galatea. Paymasters W. H. Momper*, to the Racishoese ; W. P. Boots, to is additiosal to the Halal Adelaide ; and T. Bea coombe, to the Comoorast. H. Brown, promoted to thief enema, ; W. M. Wfa is ir et-elses assistant mower to the Royal Adelaide , fee smoke Is the Prima J . thew . H. Pews*, of the Waists G. Thames seiJ. 11..11reetehow. el is Dowegol, eimmhohoosesieleo euitioosea. - 1 :7 11 C1 lis eeirtW. Otiose, to the Coemwsa t i i4.L Colt% SOUL NATAL Runittll.--ne point traiir:llo6 alb 16 • VIA AMMlAtioul i t asiba sulk Melee Warm. tial 104= Maklikev ! hues )Mu.- POLAND. _____. THORN, HAY 16. It is reported at Warsaw that domiciliary visits have been made at the houses of several military officers of :►igh rank in that uity. Several persons had been ordered not to leave their reaidenoes, which were placed under the surveillance of the police. General Rzewnski is designated as the successor of Governor Krissanowaki. ELECTORAL HESSE. C♦9BEI, MAY 16. General von William only returned to Berlin yesterday evening by the latest train. be official reply of the Elector to the demand of Prussia has not yet been given. The rural mayor have re oeived orders to confiscate all petitions addressed to the Federal Diet protesting against the ordi nance on the election► . TORSION VISITORSRAL& AND ENGLISH CATHE- D The following letter has been *Teeing toakanporary : " Ellr,—/ sad some of my friends saw in your paper • frier d m ago as 'stick hea&d Fare* ifopefsiomi ea Bag land,' in which you feel offended that • belgian se feels disgusted that the commissiocers of the into= exhibition will neither the represontanta of Asterisks pram nor of foreign esibitors allow admisaioa without painmee, end that St. Paul's Cathedral and that mesy other places of admtratios same be seen without paying • certain fee. "ice, we s e s i Zre were always told • greet deal about =s e go' WAY of Englishmen, and Giorgio:se we that you, as an editor of an Ewell kpewlag diet the facia. "bash the la rrd s but too tree aid about which yea would is- I(( as easily as we hare doss by gakig to fit. Pod ral, where you would have been informed rrsb pee hams to pay Ss. Bd-, or to Weelwaisatir Abbey, were you would hays to pay ifki.; at the Tower la., a nd so us, tried to affect not to be acquainted with such • dirty Pffi • lliss. dir, we as foreign working moo beg yes to explain to us in your paper the angle and the mason of this mean, bier phemish and degradieg pectins, which all England allows to be carried out in their two most famous templet ef wor ship of God which should certainly sot be devoted to set money in such • shabby way. _ Sir, we hope that you will pardon the Misty with which we have spikes, and that you will give us is one of your mere A/ early es poled, the information we raped you " We are, dr, wita die petted respect, "Y dimpled vervants, " For himself ask mem knelt mad *Was arthasa, " London , May lO, Imo' T. P. DuPont. to an LONDON DICKMAN HOPEI MINIRO.N.--The &MIAI meeting of the supporters of tie London Dimon Beam Minim ma held yesterday afternoon, at Willie's Rooms, King-einet. The Bishop of London presided, and among hie mataims supporters out the platform were lir. I= )1 • 1 !.. /flac CILDOO Miller, Venerable Rev. Nadal Moore, Rev. DanielW= " ke. This meella, ' • having been opened with prayer the emedety mead the report, which stated that the ehitil el the society was to secure the spresekeg of .160 mpg to them whom the ordinary parochial machinery 1111 D Mush in the roost densely populated districts el Lpisiffe. Thia object was essommlietted to two ways— =lryodel services in the winter months by preachers by tbe Amboy of London, and by the employment 44 • limy in populous diffiriell. During the el mew' last year the missionaries bed addressed . 14,000 to 16,000 people, and the resalte bad been of llimmeet gratifying oberamer. From the anemia state it appeared that " the Weenie of Me 'misty for 1860 'was 91. ; loot year it was inersmed to 1,9821 12a. 6d. ; 30 rid , was far below as oodott e l bi Toditure, to 314114 L 13s. lid". TM odditiosal oappoit. The moot woo= of the society were advocated, by various °Mau. Rums. Osa gamuts DAT.- Ir, = i t —A4gainsioaa on payaimat i , 1,304; ditto, Memos sa ; total, 1,841. Of all tb• resessised rotoodits for obeli *Sodom r rcv „ .. .. zy ch z. ......... e ......M e A110ws Old Liver Meese : . Nee eet i r ere, Vat & cons: ~ to de leedles Oe awed ea leopieeemed sleet i tem, sad eadneresee et eltht, to wee eft w g es =wls l`toble• ' f "MN 0 . 1 1 1 %* Orel eett II el, et R. aid eL, Ig .de JetWe .gets. As ew Ildiheet NM a, 11. du s si, London, sad theeine—tedveetbieeo•Ll ..