The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-29 00:00:00

,:~ .-~~ 4111 list 6 P/ -f7# Ilia 5,687.] 'LILACS BALL PA 8 R LINE of curry PACILUS toe ♦USTLL[L from Load°. direst. sap. lamina Dodo,. ?MOO L India IMO Z. India . 1,100 Z. India 1,000 L India • MOO Z. India 250 I. India Veltomme . Rockhampton lleitonro• Natharhi. Sydney. • • .... Sprit of the Nth 77d ., 61:7 Duran Rao/fell. g u eragasal .. flytog Clon.i. To BoU. Twe celebrated Iles • parkela bank by their punctuality and m id ' ,wages, earned • world-known reputation, and their ipaa wpm t °`roosodatto■ aaarMar•d by say rend■ afloa&—Ter ddiatttad wawa. to A t a i at t rataptu k , ALP Latina and and T. N. mAcTor - asil On, 1, LeadZbalaaraat, Imam LC. WISRS. MONEY WIGRAM oad SONS' (of lacknall-yard, London) ILllfl et MAY and PACM BARS to AUSTRALIA. —For In.LDOURNI, Port Dtraed (to leave the Docks es Monday, Noe. 02 , colllng at she splendid clipper ship NOSTOLI, 1,000 tons, Pi lrl;Wi TONKIN. Commander lying to the hub India Docks. Her use soanoosatious for all claws of paassogetts are nosarpassod, and 0 „ yin carry an experienced surgeon.—/or freight or passers rio.t° 31•LgOD, ALLPOIIT, and 1101,0 AN (with Merin Money and Soar, 7, Leadenhall-strest. Passengers by Ude We of pockets are coaveyed from Paddington to Piymooth grit oleos for woo idol fares. and second class for third claw fares. BIITTKRFLY.-LYCEIIM TUNAT/Li—Fratrm.rbe 11 ',BMWS& Mr. METAL. 71u, mod sucaidal drama plodicW for years. rrHE OXFORD.—Tbe Oxford and Canterbury A. Hal perOrea (Wel .— HA wed MAMMA. by tbe whets of Operatte y. Li PIUT BLONDLN JACKSON HAIM the American Skater trA W. lea 1. !a, with ell lire svalsbie tale* THII Oct 11 Nov. % Nov. 10 Dec. 10 Nov. 10 Dec. 10 S TRAND MUSICK HALL .- PROMENADE COMMITS may MAIN% with s full Brad of Forty Performers. Conductor—Vt. F. AlltafißUßY. VocelhAs— MO.& Mika, MAIMS. Aster. Instrotnestalble—Vielia, Giovanni Adelman ; IL Dothan : Pianoforte. Mattel. tattle Ifalmay the of ftaly.—nitmlmioa, la. Private Hie. : Malls, 11.--Oeunnenee at d. STRAND MUSICK HALL. Mad* at 0 o'clock. Coda at 10 o'eleek. Van imams the Great Yaw* at halt 10. 1311.13M13LY'S FRESHWATER, BAY H MR of WIGHT.—FAXILLIB REQUIRING BOTDS EPARIIIIIM fee the AUTUEN sad WINTU MONTII E eas _ well-known esta blishment. The neighbourhood Is one of the finest and most healthy, being within an may distance of London. 81Mard and bath rooms Waabird to the habil. Post borne and carriages at *very description. • letter to the proprietor will meet with prompt attention. ozcHipe, INR. J. STKITENB;iiiEikLL by AUCTION, al Ills erase Rooms, s Kisesirsce. OmsAlsr_4s.!r_ o6 DAY, Oct SI, at halt -psst It precisely, COLusga wig of ostablldrog OSUMI swelatgasd chin asidea e= esseslabnism rseileees, esteem. sad aileer as -Os view manilas sale, sad estalegaes bsd. YARMOUTH BLOATERS, in Season from Oat. 1 to awl of Dec., 101. fa :_l.o‘ 116L—Vorws=a311 rboalpt of roasittaboo, by YAWL BWHY, Gfilli HOWARD and SONS' SILVER FIR PUR NITUBA-110WIJID sad SO" Illaantactortra by Stamm Mar-bloom u. owablod to proctor), every description of voe 7 otspertor cabinet work at • teolessto price.—Warehouses. 46 sad Dernerootroot. Oztord•otrowt. Dodges mad toolastestroo. "LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. 414 WAUGR awl lOW. $ ..d a 0001101.811111 T. W. LONDON CARPET WA RICH 01JSE. WAUGH and SON bog to colt attention to Um& warrior asiorlasant of aR Oa NSW tABRICS and DZSICINS tor WIN DOW CURTAINS, Po:tett/ma. de. Window Condom, Chimney Glum* Ite., tor awry skri• of decoration.-11 and 4, Goods,- stmt. Totnolowoonzt-road, W. BROWN BROTHZR& —PATENT CHAIRS sad ODUCIIII4 llama Pisraltara ?mks. Portataa liana &a, at I.IICIB CONSIDILLABLY amrcza-1114 Plow Oateholpass Ina THE PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for SILVER, The REAL NICKEL SILVER, introduced more than It yeen ego by WILLIAM S. BURTON, when plated by the patent prams of Messrs. 113kIngtoe sad 00., is beyond an com parison the very best article Bert to dentin sliver that can be employed m such, either usefully re orumeentaily, ea by no rese nts • lest can it be distinguished from real giver. A mall usetig set, guaranteed ot lint quality tor finish and durability, Be foliose: 0 161 1 .4g: i ir BM d Ir= 0. 7) . tadito d. t7l 41_ tod. 1 Table Pain 1 13 2 2 6 10 0 1 Table 1 Dtriert=s ..... 1 4 1 1 112 16 0 1 Dassot Spoons 1 4 1 1 1 12 15 0 1 T 4=4 0 0 13 6 Sauce ladles gl 1 12 • • 0 8 9 0 envy Iltooa 0 6 • 10 11 0 Salt Bpo as, gt. bowla 0 3 0 4 6 ItustordSpomalbal 0 1 0 2 2 Pair of Seem Taae 10 2 0 2 4 0 Pair of Fla Caren 1 4 1 1 10 10 0 Butter Knife 0 2 0 5 6 0 Sono Ladle OlO 12 16 NI 17 0 Sugar Sifter Total - 17 Any article to be had Mindy at the same prima an oak chest to contain the above. and a relative nuoiler of knives, Am., El 14.. TAU and ease eels, &A omen and warmer dishes, cruet and liqueur &masa to, at proportionana Woes. All bads of ropialqp dome by the patent proms. WILLIAM S. BURTON, GENERAL PILMNISHING IIONMONOI34 h 7 rettiolotmut to LILL the Palace ot Wales, amide a CATALOGIJA grans., and post paid. It costalms upwards of OM Illeistradose of kY It knitted Stock of sterling Silver and Electra Plate, Nickel Silver, and Britenala Metal Goods, Dish Coven. 11.4-water Mahe'. Stoves, Fenders, Marble Uumneypieon. [lichen Lags, Lampe. Oseellers, Tea Trays. Urns. sod Kettles, Clot Table Cutlery. Bathe. Toilet Was, Turnery, Iron sad Nem Bedding. Bedroom Cabinet Varniture, 80., with Lists of Prima and Plane of the Twenty large Show loans, at 39, Word-street, W. ; 1. la, E 1, and 4, lemma-West 4,4, awl S. PlNTO place: and 1, Newataayard. Leedom. CAUTION.—The MOUNT ST. BERNARD V CLOTH —YARN= and AOiR3 having received info,- mottos that a spurious and Inferior imitation of their reglaterd 11l Bernard cloth is being offered for sale, respectfully mutton the public wines the same, and to state that theirs la the only ►oese In London were the gentiles and original cloth can be seen or pluiltmed The GREAT SHAWL sad CLOAK 10001111711. 171. 17S. 174. sad 179. Zeltent-greek W. OVERCOATS. -HAMILTON and KIMPTON. Teflon sad Overcoat makers, Invite as eartp tospectioe of Use NEW GOODS toe the cowling weak of skids specimen saramats are kap oe head. No. 101 1 / 2 STRAND, MONTI 11.1TER-RALL H YAM sad CO.'S CLOTHING BSTABLLIBMINT, .3 and 07, Clifordollest. Thu *Mantles of (footloose Is particularly hinted to the fol lowing arrangements Into which Hyam and Cal listalallahmeat Is laid oat for nubile accommodation No. 1. Clothing for Immediate Wear. No. 2. Belot Order Department No. S. Juvenile sad Youths' Deparinesst. No. 4. Eat and Hosiery Department TM meet a: need cutters and work hands am mode/ In the Ballwin/ brioches, and the beet and most nahlonates Fabrics and true economy are gusranteed. H YAM and 00., 40 sod 67, thrfordotmet, Leedom ; tl, kt. and 12, New-street. Birmingham 42, Brforato, Loeb ; amd Wog gate, Dowsbury. TEETH. —By Mr. ESKELL'S Invention flntters Patent ranted 17th July, 11101 Y. ARTIFICIAL TRZTEL to last a lifetime, are MAD' and FITTED In a ter hours, without the slightest pada. 'fording the greatest com fort and security without wires or fan:canna Detection Guaranteed. (ass Treatise. poet free for acne stamps) Consultations free. and terms strictly moderato.—t, Grosvenor street. Bond-street, London. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, oc e ro'Bgit : - 29, 11164. 10 INTIOIAGENOR. (usereit's rmaasirs.) THE EMPERORS AT NIUE. NICE, Oor. 18. The Emperor of the /French reached Nice at half-past 8 yesterday evening in perfect health. The Emperor Napoleon, on arriving here last night was cheered by Ibe people. The same evening, at ten o'clock, his Majesty visited the Emperor of Apssia. This morning the Czar returned the visit; and thetwo Sovereigns had a long interview. The Emperor Napoleon will bold a review of the squadron at Toulon at two o'clock to-morrow. It is smarted that he will be accompanied by the Oar. FROM[ (nom ova come PARIS, FRIDAY Evernito. The Pays revives the rumour that the Czar will aocompany Napoleon 111. to Toulon to review the fleet. The authority of this journal, however, is far from infallible. Its statement of lad night that the oourt would go to Compiegne immedi ately after the Emperor's return is carefully =Med by the Condirstionnel, which reproduces the rest of the despatch word for word. It is still doubtful whether there will be any Compiegne season this year. The programme of the Emperor's return is so far changed that be is to arrive at St. Cloud on Monday night in stead of Monday morning. This change will give him tithe to stay both at Marseilles and Lyons. He is to sleep at Toulon to-morrow night, pas great part of Sunday in Marseilles, and review four divisions of troops at Lyons st 4 o'clock on Sunday afternoon. It is confirmed that the King of Italy does not go to Nioe ; his aide-de-camp, General de Somme, heniArrived there to offer compliments to the Czar on his behalf. fer FutlitliwilrantionnoStfisdi the reamer ofon his passage through that city, ten on Marshal Oanrobert the ditorition of the. Order of Sainte Anne, set with diamonds. The value of telegraphic contradictions of cur rent rumours is strikingly illustrated by what has just occurred at Sienna. Faris and London were assured over and over again that the news of Count Rechberg's resignation was false, and that the rumour that Count Mensdorff Pouilly was to be his successor arose from the accidental fact of the letter count being in Vienna on business ex clusively relating to the government of Gal licit. Well, now, Count Mensdorff Fondly is actually gazetted Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Count de - Rectiberg receives the Golden Fleece as a fiche de consolation for his disgrace. The new minister paws for a satellite of Russia. The ()pinion Nationale says to-night, " We think with the Europe of Frankfort that this selection is a calamity for Austria. Vienna now becomes a prefecture of the Empire of all the Rumania." I observe in the front page of this evening's Monsieur du Soir a quotation from the italic, in which it is said that the convention, "to use the words of the honourable M. Nigro," means neither more nor less than what it says, and that the de bate upon it will bat serve to throw into stronger Belief the wisdom of that policy of the present Italian cabinet, which is in fact " but a continua tion of the work of K Cavour." WHITE and SOUNDTEETH are indispensable to rencost Minato'', and to health and longevity by the groper mastication of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or PFAZL DILNITIPRIC4 compounded of Oriental Ingredients, Is of inestimable value in preserving and beautifying the teeth. strengthening the puns, and in giving a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradica , es tartar from the teeth, removes spots of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which It Inspects a pearWike irluteneaa Its Invaluable pro perties hare obtained the patronage of royalty and the aristo cracy of Europe. and It to universally in high repute. Price te. ad. per bon Sold at 20. liatton-ga , den, and hy Chemists end I's/lumen. Ask for •• Reniands'Odonto. After this the Prance will probably leave off at taching importance to quotations in the Moniteur. The above passage from the Italie is simulta neously cited by the Opinion Nationale, one of the most inveterate enemies of the temporal power, which says " we associate ourselves unreservedly with this article." It appears that M. liairoult's article, which I netioed at the time tt 'appeared, regretting that Napoleon 111. should piy a friendly visit to the 'ar „Ist a moment why"' the political scaffold in Poland was daily reeking with blood, was cut out and sent by post to every member of the Emperor of Russia's suite, with the "editor's" compliments. A letter from Nioe published by the Nord complains of this as a lamentable want of courtesy towards distin guished foreigners. The Opinion Nationak says it regrets nothing that it wrote, and is not sorry that the Emperor of all the Russia' has had an oppor tunity of seeing the article ; but it disclaims oa the part of M. Gudroult any participation in the send ing of the slips. The money article of the Preue says : The Bourse is detestable. Is certain securities the fall annum' the proportions of a sawn gni pad. Anxiety is chiefly felt in regard to mends audit establishments whose solvency is stispecteeL Seville, Xeres, North of Spa* the dtlantks, Spanish Credit Mobilise, and Frisch Credit Mo bilise have bees principally affected. The market is greatly agitated, and is in a state of material and moral cheering's. tioe. It apposes that the Nadia, basks will be " without pity " is effecting the settlement, sad will absolutely mfuse to carry over *Bruin securities. The Rente only fell ;v. The presentation of new colours to the 13th (Prince Albert's Own) Regiment of Light Infantry was made the occasion of a brilliant military display in the prrison of Dover reterday. The colours were presented by his Royal Highness Prince Alfred, who was accompacied by the Hoe. Major Cowell, and who arrived per South-Eastern Railway from Charing-crom by the ordinary train due at Dover at 12.55. There was afterwards a marsh past of the troopa, and the Prince was then invited to partake of luncheon with Lord Ken and the officers of the minuet. Hi. Royal Highness was to embark last night for the manumit, ass. rangemects being made for his purge to Ostend in the London, Chatham, and Dover Company's boat Samphire. MertorourAw Boma) or WORM/L-11e weekly meeting of the board was held yesterday, Mr. J. Thwaites In th e chair. Numerous deputations from the Board of Works for the Holborn district sod the inhabitants of the district, waited upon the board to present memorials oo the subject of the removal of Middle-row, Hol born, and they were introduced by Mr. H.L. From the statements c3otaitied in the memorials, and the remarks of Mr. Walker, of Holborn, and Mr. Edwards, of High Hol born. it appeared that they urged the entire removal of Middle-row as a work of national importance, inasmuch as the block of houses caused a continual obstruction in one of the greatest thoroughfares in the nierepolie ; and Mr, Walker said be had sees a complete block and stoppage opposite to his hones for twenty minutes together. Mr. Edwards said, with the increase% traffic pedestrians were subjected to the greatest possible annoyance, and he had seen ladies aorious to cross from one side of the street to the other often detained for twenty minutes before they coosideled it safe to do so. Oa the motion of Mr. Hall the memorials were received co d r e f erre d to the Streets Committee foe roosideratioa and report. Mr. Hall moved that in the bill about to be presented to parliament for improvements at the east end of London, clauses should Iv inserted to enable the board to effect the removal of Middle-row, Holborn.—Mr. Phillips seconded the motion, deeming this work a neceesery improvement in connexion with the proposed Holborn viaduct—TheChair man thought they ought in the first instance to seek as interview with the government to aacertaio how far they would support them in an application to parliament, not by a clause in another hill, but by a separate bill, and that it should be des by ame spread over the snore metropolis. —Mr. H. L Taylor said the City of London bad a greet usenet in seeing this improvement carried out; for although this was out of the City, the money laid out in inch an improvement would not be lost, but would return to them in some other form. It was finally agreed that the matter should be referred to the Streets Committee, and for them to take the neeneary steps for carrying out this improve ment. SHAM ANTIQUITILS AT TRH EN Bari KNIF.NNT. —Mr. Chubb writes :—A friend has just called in to show me three braise keys of Roman manufacture. which he purchased from a navvy who bad dog them out at the Thames Embankment ! On examinatioe I found them to be recent meats, with the moulding send in the inter stices. I understand that a number of these and similar antiques are on sale by the industrious navvies at the em hankseeet.—Beilder. Paean Mums RIIIITORLD, without medicine, bateanalinee, a exams by Da Barry's detlcloas Renbeta Arabice nog, aura ages tlfty noes Its ecet 1a other remedies, aad earn the etantarb, awns, lan" liter. end inlegllaeo of all abrade or meat &garden. 60,100 cares annual, of dyspepsia 4=l, easettpettos, diarrhoea, cough, ommemytlon, wait. , to elder. yoraa.—De Bern and Oa. No. 7 7. XaSsES street, Leaders. W. In Una, 11b.. U. Wt. • 121 b. 17a, at all pears *ad elmagsto.—tAdvertlassuent. NEW 3 APER ° 3() • 1, .T i" 1 _ t .,, - * 6 P A I. • ( - L.'s; • . . si t. ssaudg [TWOPENCE : 9 to 4 met (*west, 3 to 1 gist ftedowiad, sod to 1 sub apt Commotion sad Swiss. Oossoctios =ado Say throughout, sad wow a splasdid nos by a hoed from Riess sod Samba, who finished s dead twat. Coa t woo a bad fourth, Gomm Mb, sad Harm sad Harem krt. liArca, both 2.yr.olds, 100, 25 ft. T.Y.O. 11 1 ,10 • P 140 yards). Duke of Beaaforfa Alba* by Masoootto—Fletral, tld 91b, (Fordboen) 1 Mr. Myttinslooe's Tomas, al (Petry) 1 Bettina • 7to 4 and 2 to lea Saber* who riao the whole of tits roasts& sad woe essay _l* • toga. AN OPTIONAL SILLING PLAIN of 501. fat two bed olds. The rinser to he odd for 2001., with iffeereares, if to be sold for leas. T. Y.C. (5 furloop 140 yards). Yr. nernones Belay, by Autocrat, dim by Booroul—Dors- Mr, lot 01b (1. Ward) 1 Capt. ILocbelroOodatersham, I yr. (001.), 60 lib(Mordaa) I Mr. Wldtakceo 1, by Ittuaborough—Ptock 1 jjnre,, (501.), Ilat GO & maw ty) The tot/owls( oho ran : ?rowdy, [domes, Widort-Waka, Kew, Gayeat, llll V t a Haatrema li Ct Devon, arid lady Mary. Beet* : S to 4 apt Gedstenlaa, 4 to 1 apt the Pinch fflly, 100 to 8 each apt Tragedy sad Bossy, and 20 to 1 offered apt soy other. Bossy node all the running. and woe • good nos by a head ; • bead between woad and third. Idumes was • bad fourth, Sioetta fifth, and the Phan beaten off. - - _ Sewn raise of 10 son each, for 3-yr-olds and upwards; the winner to be sold for 400 eon. it demanded. T.Y.O. (5 tarion.l4o yards.) (7 win.) Mr. .evilla Itbelred by 24Mlbert.—Elesianr, f yrs. Bet 21b lB . Griasbaw) 1 air Yr. T Y . Tw s ine Mareraish. ne, Set ft (Norma.) S ork' 1 4 211 • 1 1. Yrs, Ist 2lb (Looks) The following We an a-.4/amaassy" lashas Aalsiestis, sod IGO Sawa _ _ — letting : 2to 1 apt Lytham, 3 to 1 apt Ambient*, 5 to 1 apt Begin, 6 so 1 apt Iffelifirejah, and 100 to 15 apt lest Basso. The lot ran in a abater for half the Adana, when the running was talon up by Ethelred and Maharajah, dowdy attended by Lytham. East Shen and Antalhetta 'They ran is this or der to half way up the cords, where Lytham made his effort, bat could not get up to Ethelred and Maharajah, the former winauw, after a fine finish, in which Malters}ah Game with a great nab, by a head only : two loole th. “Paraliai second and third. Antoinette was Barth, fifth, East Sheen and SUlTlDersid• last. Purr POVWD Ram for 3-yr olds and upwards. A.F. (I mile 2 furlongs 73 yards). Baron Illppolyta, by Ling Soni—Dengbtorol the Star. IMIlb (I. Daley , I Lord Chenterlield's heap 6 3rrs, gat Sib (Ashman 2 Betting :5 to low Hy yta, who made all the running sad won in minter by on lengths. erisinnis• of 10 eon. each, for 3-yr olda ; oolta, get 10th ; 811 w, B.t 71b ; the winner to be sold for 60 son. Hanby Makes Cows.. (6 Wings) (5 slabs). Lord Westmoreland's Echo. by Breams—sereh Washing ton. Witt th (Morgan, I Xr. Drs Wild Huntress. gat 71b (Hibberd) 2 Kamm 200. h ft, 12st each. D.L (2 saw 112 yards) Cliadwieirs y aged, ISt I Towneley , Kr. lowiands eta n. wed, Ilst (Owner) 2 Betting : 3tol on ony, who dame away at the taro of the lands and won is • canter by any number of lengths. Minutia or TEI Jocw Cwo. A general meeting at the Jockey Club was held at Newmarket on Wednesday to the Houghton Meeting. Present—Admiral Rims, Mr. Alexander, Mr. Craves, stewards ; Lord An- Daley. Count Battliyany, Lord Chesterfield, Lord Coveetry, Lord Fiteoeth, lierquis of Hastings, Bir J. Hawley, Sir F. Johastons, Captain D. lama Mr. Lowther Ooloael Tow oritri sad Lord Uxbridge. The dates of Lowther , New market Jiggling& 1865, as published is the lest Oeleador, were app roved. It was proposed by the stewards, sad re solved—, • To eased Rule 26 of the Jockey Club, on the subject of dkcount on forfeits, by adding after the words ax low. the womb sad Dot ler than 201." Os thew cammesdatica of the stewards, it was resolved—" To pies the wiasiag poet of B.C. exactly at right eaglet with the Notre of the Nitlead Stead, to make the Criterboa Coarse six farlonp, sad to move the Cestbridgeshire starting-post, so that this wane shall be exactly one mile ad a distance." The resolutioes of which Lord Glasgow hid given soils* were not broocht forward. Adfcersed. ITALY. TURIN, 001', 28. The committee appointed by the Bureaux in the Chamber of Deputies will present their report early next week. The Committee of the Chamber kayo declared in favour of the convention, and for thetwariefer of the capital to Florence, by a large majority. Tire core. _ . elected by the committee are all Jay your of the measures. , . , Reliable intelligenoe from Venetia states that the movement in the Fraili is now mimed to mow retire unimportance. THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS. COPENHAGEN, Oar. M. Dag&!cadet of to-day says :—" We hear, but can not vouch for the truth of the news, that on Wed nesday last intelligence unfavourable to peace, ar rived here, and the sudden summons of the Council of State was oa that account. The orders issued by the military authorities at Copenhagen seem to confirm this rumour. It is asserted that Prussia demands that the treaty of peace should not be submitted to the Rigsraad. The rumour that General Falkenstein has absolutely forbidden all imports and exports by Ina is fully confirmed." MEETING OF SPANISH CAPITALISTS. MADRID, Oor. 27. The Noticiaa of to-day states that a meeting of capitalists took place yesterday at the Ministry of Finance. The Minister mild that, pending the opening of the Chambers, it would be necessary to satisfy the wants of the Treasury. He appealed to the pa triotism of those present to negotiate 600,000,000 reale of the bonds given in payment of the national property, or to subscribe to an issue of hypothe cated notes of the Bank, bearing interest at 6 per cent. The meeting separated without coming to any decision. PORTUGAL LISBON, Ocr. 263. The government has contracted a provisional loan with Portuguese capitalists of 226,0001. on deposit in bonds at 40. ALGZRLL Oar. 28. Int*algae*, has besot received here freer Algeria announcing that General Yuan( received the sub mission of the greater part of the civil tribes of Boghar on the 21st October. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, Ocr. 28, 3,30 r.x. The Bonne has been heavy. Rental closed at KW, or the same as yesterday. AUSTRALIA. By the arrival of the Great Britain at Liverpool yesterday we have extra advices from Melbourne to the 27th August, swo days later than those brought by the last mail. The excitement upon the convict question still prevailed, the press continuing to discuss the sub ject with much earnestness. The latest advioes from New Zealand are of a peamfal nature. The tribe of Tauranga natives have given up 180 stand of arms, and were gulag for peace. The government had granted them terms, and also allowed them to retain • portion of their lands. From Adelaide we learn that the government bad signified its intention of expending 70,0001. next year in encouraging immigration. Several new gold diggings had been discovered near Talbot, Victoria, and the Landaborough rush was still attracting considerable attention. Several additional claims were bottomed at Talbot on the 26th of August, giving a prospect off the bottom of three pennyweights of gold to the bucket of wash dirt. The rush has been named the Darling Flat, and is estimated at from four to five miles long. Great excitement prevailed in consequence of the discovery of the new diggings. From Sydney we learn that a new gold field had been discovered near Rockhampton, and it was ex pected that as soon as the speculators returned a great rush would take place. THE WEST INDIA, PACIFIC, AND MEXICAN MAILS. The Royal Mail Company's steamship Shannon arrived at Southampton last night with the above mails, 93 passengers, 2,029,790d015. in specie, and 1,840 packages of cargo, mostly cigars, bark, India rubber, cochineal, and indigo. Among her pas sengers are Vice-Admiral Kiugoome and staff from the Pacific. She left St. Thomas on the 4th. The first few days were fine, but since then she has had a very rough passage. Cortina, the leader of the liberal party in Mexico, had given in his adhesion to the Emperor Maximilian unconditionally. The Emperor was away in the interior but was expected to return shortly to the capital. His Excellency Don Pedro Escandon, the envoy from the Emperor Maximi lian to the court of Brazil, has arrived by the Shannon. I FORILIGIC-OTTICIL OCT. 17.—The Queen has been pleased toappoint George Samuel Leeson Hoot, DOW her Majesty's Consul at Peroambooo, to be her Majesty's Consul at Rio de isneiro. The Queen has also bees graciously pleased to appoint Bentieck alum Doyle, Esq., now her Majesty's Consul at Girthagena, Coifed States of Columbia, to be her Majesty's Consul at Pernaui boom. The Queen has also been graciously pleased to ap point Albany Foublaoque, jou.. Esq., now Legal Vice-Consul Caneallier and Registrar of her Majoity's Consular Court in Egypt, to be her Majesty's Consul at Carthagena, United Stamm of Columbia. The Queen has also been graciously Zedto sppoint Charles Livingstone, Req., to be her sty's Cosset at Fernando l'o.—Gautts. RAILWAY COMPZNBATION.—YESLOTday, at the Lord Mayor's Court, the oompsoestioa case of " Reviled', v. The London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company," wee appoieled to be heard in respect of the late premises of the plaintiffs in Fsmingdon-strset. Mr. Hawkins, Q. 0., and Mr. Erase, Q.C., appeared for the claimants; and Mr. Lloyd, with whom wee Mr. Rome Lloyd. represented the company. Instead of the ma* coming Were the jury, however, negotiatioss for an arraogemant took place. Ultimately Mr. Hawkins announced that a 'Ailment had bees effected, andel' the jury would have to do was to give radial for 7,3001. by moms. THE surrsztos OR STEALING SIX WALNUTS. The following letter has been addressed to Mr. G. S. Notterp—the geadetesa who interested himself on behalf of the boy Webb, senteoced by the Tseterdet jotting to win mouths' imprisonment for stealing id: walnuts —by the father of the lad : " Sir,—l ►eg leave to return my sincere and hearty thank. for your exteaordinary kiodness in thus interceding on behalf of my boy, who oe the 96th of September lest was brought before Major•Gesral Hitching, mayor of Teeter. dog for stealing six walnuts from a tree. The boy pleaded guilty. The mayor, without any reference to his ;micas character, palmed the rigid, unfeeling sentence of six month.' imprimenient i• Maidercee Gaol, with hard labour ; bet through your isedrumentality and powerful Memos in wenn:ion with Sir Gsorp Grey, the boy is sinus set at liberty, after serving coo mouth', imprisonment knead el six. I think, sir, your unparalleled sympathy has and will have a better influence *a the mind of the boy and the public generally than all the rigid, unfeeling sentences of Ifajor•Geoerel Ritchie. over will have. —I am, sir, years, £c., " ABRAKAII Wan, " Tentarden, 04.27." Otrr or • Poia•c P•ai Pea Parerow.—Al the moattil mise.inul . this Preston Tows Council on Thursday, Mr. Rill's anamniced his intentioe of (meg to ths aorporaiirm a plot of land between the London sod North Wasters ItsilimiK C na oriasy's sad the East Lancashire Rail way Company's for She purrs of forming a puha. park. The condition Mr. Miller • gift is that the expo ratioe pay a rent charge of 401. per year_ upon the property which is considered to be worth 4,0001., to be devoted to the foundation of a university exhibition in conaexion with the Prestos) Grammar School. Tax Rizzo Catimmos SHIELD.—The model of this shield (the principal sot being yet finished) is to he pt up in the vestibule of the Par'Himont House on Tum&y next, whim • guard el honour from the eeveral volunteer corps will be formed to mark their appreciation of the ewe mos of the Scotch eight over their English opponents. We have no doubt that • sufficient number will attend to show the victorious ormapetitors that their Soottish brethren have takes a deep interest in the annual struggle which they have maintained against the heavy antagonism of the English riflemen, sad feel that the swam which they have this year accomplished bee lidded • laurel to the prestige of the ammo of Pootlead.—Scotsman. A DARTMOUTH SCHOOR ER SUNK BY THIS HIPARIARDS. The petulant punctilios of the Spanish autholithe at Tarifa have caused the destruction of the schooner Mermaid. of Dartmouth, Captain Rowe. She was passing within Spanish territory without hoisting her flag, when the forte tired into her and sunk her. Forte• lately, no lithe were lost, the captain and crew succeedies I. retching the shore in safety. Mr. Cuthbertaoo, of Dart mouth, was the principal omega of the vaseel.—Westere Morning News. . . . hrroimusca.—A good deal of excite ment and iodigeatios bee bean caused among the dissenters of Devesehire, in ea:sequence of the refusal of the Hew. Mr. Onerits, vicar of Colytoe, to bury John Pansy, who wee • member of the noitarian body in that place. Pavey was baptised in the parish church ; be was oeigimally • member of the choir thereof ; and all bis relatives. includ ing his wife, were interred in the parish burying ground. Some years ago the deceased became • woven to unite rianiam, and left the church, giving up some pecuniary ad vantage as • singer in the choir by the oonscieotious step he took. Wishing to be buried near his frieodv, his daughter applied to the vicar for permission to do on. He first ob jected, then wrote to the bishop, and finally, after somecor. respondence with the Rev. A. Ill'Cooibie, the unitarian minister, consented ; bat be wrote :—" The late Jobe Pavey limiest died • unitarian, denying the divinity of our Lord and the atosernent, 1 cannot 000ecientiously read over hint the burial service of the church." The funeral took place, and the unitarian minister read the burial service on the mangle of the gates of the cherchyard. some friends of the vicar, including • clergyman, Mr. James, standing with their beads uncovered during the ceremony. A public mestiag was held ou Wednesday at Colyton ; Sir J. Bowring in the chair. Tim hoe. knight quoted the tifith canoe to show that the vicar had committed an ilkgsl act. The Rev. J. Taplis replied to • letter of Mr. Omni; is which be bad stated that Pavey. be going ever to the neiteriaps, bed made " • gain of godliness." He said that no far from that, Pavey bad made a sacrifice for his conscientious couvictioce. Several gentlemen addressed the meeting, strongly protest- Mg spirt the iatoleranoe of the vicar, and it was remind to take legal proceedings against Tics b:UNPECTED DEATH OP A YOUNG WOMAN ROM VIOLLICI AT PGALICO.—Last Dr Mr. Lambent, Mr. bald an inquiry at t • Shipley Anne, Sussex-street, Pimlico, inspecting the death of Charlotte Frame, Volhard, who wee supposed to have beet murdered. Mr. Smyth appeared fee the relatives of the deceased, and Mr. Roberta represented Mn. Louie& Beverley, the keeper of the house in which the deceased met her death. Aftor the brother of the dammed and the servant in the home bad base *manned, the jury retuned • verdict. in ac cordeece with the toadied evidence, "that the deceased died from disease of the bout from natural canna, end the jury desire to enemies their °Minos that the Image& and the ground landlord an to blame foe letting se may houses for such as that to which 47, Sumszotreet, is emptied, and wit area disgrace to the aeigaboarlieed.' Ti& in choice and strong, moderate In price, sad wholesome to ass These advantages have reared for WA teas pears! preference. it Is sold la packets by 2460 agsats.—(Adverbssmastj STACY FROM LI V NEW ARPOOL OA QVW(STOWN TO ORS- _____ THBLIVERPIO I :L - YEW YORK, sad FBILADILPHIA 4tHrle 0011PANY Mewed des. markt* their fall-powered Cryde-tmlie Imo Mow Remo Mdge. cwtW BMUS malls, LITIMPOOt. for Irlree YOWL CITY 016,00,. Wednesday, Wommber ft LINA, Wednesday. November 9. And every Wednesday and every allerualle COO pomp by the snit steamers . 11 c allg , = ea r IS. It end mdaeas, according to the by the Saturday. stesscen. 13 &Des& rarialle Powelle 6 rrss, Including all providons rooked. Pasesogen for Camas, the Vaned States, and BOUM Colombia. booked damp es very advantageous Wens—Poe further psitleMars agglig i o WILLIAM INMAN, et, Wateratreth layeePool he end WACIY. el. Ilait Wells wen COW. CUYARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH MERICAN ROYAL MALL STRAW-UM" sppointod by the Admiralty to sail htt wren uvutrOoL and NEW YORK. sad between LIVRRPOOL sod BOSTON. the Boston ships aging at Bolds. to land and receive omission and malls. The fol lowing or other vessels are appointed to mil Dora Liverpool, aloe at Cork to tocsin she malls: AFRICA, for DAWN, Saturday, Oct. 10. AUSTRALASIA/4, for 142. W YORK, Saturday, Nov. I. ASIA, for BOSTON, Saturday. Nov. 12. Thaw messy, including steward's fee and overtones, but Mimi wines or liquors —To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, AM second cabin, tl& To New York, chief cabin, ; mooed cabbs, tl& height to Hallam Mantas, sad Now York, at om be, sod 6 per cent. primsma—Apply to J. B. Foord, 62. Old bomintreet, London . J. IL Canis, Havre, and 12, Ana do la BOUM, Part; 0. sal I. Barns, Buchanan-atm& Olompow ; D. sad C. Marlys,. tlowenstowo . or D. and C. 11 solver. E< Wider- Om& Linos* PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PITILLIPPS, sad Co. despot& the undermentioned ilreiviam steamers : roe BOTTITIDAIL the BA TATUM, every Sunday mondmg, from Bermitege 'Der, at 10 a.m. Mbar at Blackwell for pas. augers at 11 am. Berea. C 2 Es., 11 Kn. and lje. ad.. and the TYLVOORD wiery Thursday morning early from off the Tower. bre C l. ite BBIBIN, sae of the North German Lloyd's gammen, ADLER. MOWK, or SCHWALM every Thursday morning weather ). at 10 am.. tress Heresigdown, sad Lune BLrtaW at it noon. Purrs. g 2„ A!, emelyis. - F GOTHCNBURG, the Mind/ WASA. ow or about Oa 30. from Boreelydown. Tares, LI 31. sod Lt ta. To be followed by the NTW‘FT, Nov. 6 roe freight, prdedgo, de., apply .t Llaiddeo IJolvonal OS" twin-circus, W.. or to PHILLIPPS, GILAVIS, PHILLIPPP, and Co.. IL Rood-lone, LC. ATLANTIC nod GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. OElces, 2, Old Etroad-diest, Louden. N.C. 15801 OF ER N OOND NORTE:4MM BONDS. PsyoOIVIVIRION.) la London. 4.ooo,l b ediars. Das la 18112. istl C dee laiJanaary sad Idle,. dewed by • Mortgage on the Income and a ll Corpo rate List* Lands, Franchises, Plant and Property dila Ohio the Railway. The bonds are redeemable at par la New Tort. or In London at at fd per dollar, and are transferable without stamp or en dorsement ; beterest mimeos are attached to the bonds, payable dui anaimay, ththe Consolidated Bosh la Lendea, at the Reed sate of as to the dollar. The beads will be imbed at OA, at which rate bends of 1,000 dollars V coal MIN Ns., carrying doe January 1. MI& coupons represent Cl 4 per guano en each heed of MOO wild per east. interest on *ls• ot fewer. the several divides' el the Atlantic and Greet Waders Raft way have been consolidated under the government of James Zobb, Itm . whose reputation ea a banker and railway adminis trator Is tietablidsed In Europe sa well sale America. Mr. Robb, es President of the Attends and Great Western Railway, Joins the direction of the Kris and other lines forming the through route between New Tort and St. Louis, so as to secure unity of lotion. -- ibe prim of Woe has bees find se OIL The terms of issue are u Mk+. : I per cent. on appticabon, being .. ill 1 0 per bond of 1.000 10 per met. OR allotment .. per mot. 10th November IS pry mot. 19th December 21 per mat. 19th Jaseary 67 16 o 83 16 0 „ 47 6 0 km t 7 oc:ipon due la January. Al4B 10 0 fiabectibers have the voiles of ;Wag the instalments in ad rift& and will be Wow ed a discount of 0 per oat. per annum on meh prepayment& After &firemen& scrip certificates wW be trued to "bearer." These certificates will be etchanged for bond, to "bearer' no tensest of the final Instahiseist Form of appilattion may be obtained at the Consolidated Beak . or at the retires of the Company, No. I. Old Bresdetreet, Londe& E.C., or el E. T. Batterthwaite, broker, 3d, Three. motionetreet, Leedom, LC. Loudon. Oct 12. loft ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. AWL M SECOND 110ZTOAOZ BOMA, payable to Leedom. bOTICI IS HEREBY GIVEN, that NO APPLICATION for um BONDS will be ELM VLD APTLY/ the ill Umlaut. By order. So. 2, Old Breadetreel, Oct. IR, lie& G RESHAM LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, 37. OM /awry, LC. F. ALLAN CUMIS Actuary and Searatary. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new Invennon, so admirably ceadrlynd that a tan b veil as mall* casks, may bs Wand or =ad on it eat labour or trouble. lte ileum fa to latpalpable that the eadtmont of the moat limpid fluid by no pordbillty can be disturbed. Price Pt, 12a., 14a, to suit 4a, a, and 18 gallon auks. • - BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No ma-peg regalred. No well Oat beer or soar the. ?not ft 64.. ditto, e .1, ft.—tool, direct to JAMES LUtLOW, patentee, 14 Willlamotreet Mandon.tousa. he that Ids lame sad address are on every snick • • all alms are torrents imitations. Engravings gratta. istabllahod 1610. CANDLES. -PRIZE MEDAL. PA2AFFIN R.—Adopted b; teer Majoodea Goviesseat for the millaary statium. J. C. and J. 711 W. tte , rlyinal manufacturers end holders of the 1862 Prtze Medal, station the public ennui may spurious imitations. Their label on all pecketa and /WM'S. &la oy all design t. - roughoot the khrlem. Wlulemie sun tee esuortetton at the Works, UPPER ILtESII, T A 11EFT R. LA INDON. S., where also may he obtained liter celebrated rutted Soweto, Soap Tablets DAVIES'S BEST DIP CANDLES, 6d. per lb.; yar.c.bn. 1.. •: sec paradine, Is. 4d.: spans, sad 1,. 6d. nue irit.rb w ow s bd.; tranipment max, la. Be!moat am srel irwn, Is.: German wax, la id.: botanic war. ; coinbosit• 9d.. and the best, 10d. ; metallic for Pahl:fro tang 111301 , 11312. Etid. : moulds, lid.: beat ('-tea4, .4. yellow soap. Mc, 405., SM., and pr 11744, nediled, iss. old brown Windsor, Is. 9d. per Mumignr. IL : white Windsor, li. del. .• `'' • 7. l•• rip erib4 Sill nlmnnd. Is. Der bar—for cads, at r. DA Cl old established warehouse, 63, St. IlAr.:b .1.9. e. I Lannr,roir, London. W.C. r i ft. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIP= r ia ? • h,..r fail 2r• medy, prepared withott anf km. Inst, from the too tpe of Dr. Scott, will be found Invaluabis to 4.1 •ho suitor from hilloas and liver complain* Indigestion, wit 'Norco. gbonne... digWneas of the eyes /to. Tor habitual b":1.-pea, as a family aperient medicine, and as • Purifier it tts they are Duly exoe: arid : mild in their operation and .1 to the unmet • tl:ey create appetite, promote digestion, stro..,:then the a? , '* venous slants—Bold by W. Lam tvit, te , ttAt.. King Wiltiarnas. Charing-cross, and by moat fir - r - t.ts In boxes, lc 15d. and b. 9.1. Be ewe to ask for Dr. Icon s Samna sad Liver Pills The genuine are In a square gram pause • rcb William Lam tart" ensetived on We linallk D . INNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA twenty-Ave reap, misphatlcial4 sass 11:e mt.l3. al prolesaion, and universally &emptied by the hi it tented) for acidity of the stomach, heart ' ' • a i.e.and indigestion and as a mild aperient emhilitilthins, more imperially for ladles and chit e^ r.. It ia prehidmil. n. a state of perfect parity and of uniform Er - .7.th, by hi NEt ..i:D and Co., 171, Na. boud-Ihart, Io ' , hi be all empeesahle chemists thronebost the Wad& THE IN VIGORATI VS NERVLNE ESSENCE. . 13A. must smentitically prepared and most powerful until i:scr introduced . restores to their normal noodle= L' tr., sevetious, on the Intensity of which perfect health de. It is • sterile he d e bil it y o f a ll ki n d s , an d from Its con. widtr, annex isher incrredients, pepsine and phospate of soda, vise Mehl, beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic. tn'v ler bottle, or four gunwales In one fyr 225. Bois t+, SI. sun . Baumgarten and Co., 520. Oxford-4mM. W.C., ,1 • IA3A. I enehureratmet. Plc. London. THE NEW DECLARATTOII.—It appftrs that efforts are still being made by certain "studeats Jo animas" to procure signatures to the declaration against free inquiry. Siam Sir John Elorecholl's letter eppeared is the At/amount, it has been no easy work. Prof. owes has refused to sign. Maley others, scarcely lees eminent, have followed llersebell LAITUE.— value and Owen. The val of a 'Monti& pretest. in which the Tbe LETTUCE contains an active met chiefs of science—Herschel'. Owes. Faraday, Wh5..... ..... nuciple, the Lai:Wane, which possesses all the so. 41114 well, Airy, Lyell, Murchison. Tyndall, Sabine,—refuse to without its ilan prelwes arrs Mr.() JOZEIX. French i o i s, may b e i mm ip w l. By and by the list is to be pub !, imuee in j . h n ierb, t ft h r . m sf i di p a l" pe,,P-Ufesek,.. Luse 0. !obed ; sad it will thee be proper to inquire into the mean - uthsw, hr.u.l. , tis and all chest affections. Syrup, ts Wt.: mg which the several avers put upon the text.— 124 . Lg. hit Sad L. 3.1. PAU, by pest, la. Sed. and 34. athenSruit. NOTHING is MORE REFRESHING than HI y II EL A EXTRACT of LIME JUICE and GLYCERIN; which claming and mete the heed, and glees the lair a beautiful floes. wnhuat mailing It. Price 11. Ed. Ta ed. and U. simmer. Toilet Vinegar Is a perfect luxury this freAtter es an adjunct to the toilet sad bath, and a reeirlog peens*. la and te. ed.—SLOWS IuUMJw flet Strand: and 14 °anthill, London. T' QUARTERLY NEVI EW. No. (XTXXXIL Y palgished this day. corners. I. The Trench in Cochin China and Cambodia. 1 Workmen e Benefit Societies. S. Venetian State Papers. 4. Smith's Dictionary of the Bible. 6. Wealth of the Army in India IL Photography. 7. John Gibson Lockhart. 3. $ll Jas. Wilde on a Digest of Laws. 9. Dr. Weinewis Apologia. John Marrs', Albemarle-4nel NEW NOM. DT THE ArTHOIL OP "LADY ADDLITE 1111CRET. • Ic Fourth Ed on ready. THE DOCTOR'S WIFB. N.B.—The whole et the and edition wr exhaneted by sub. oeriptlon oa UM day et pabliration. A mood Is new sold of, the third to on sale, sad a fourth edition la last ready. John Maxwell and Ca, publishers, 1= Nett-street. THE COMPANIES ACT, 1862. The Forms and Account Books required under the &bore A* also all other kinds of Account Books, with every Stationery re quielte toe Public Companies, the Counting-hose, de., sup r".4hare bust ee Printing everac."-= signed and executed. Ash sad net, elk etem4ereot.i.C., nod Loodon•bridgm, ILL [Stamped, id. Addiiiona] NAVAL AND MILITARY. Ocr. 813.—AlTODMINirre.—Hurgeon H. Wilms (oodromed), ol the Galatea. Coone Ilideh--J. G. Hesto E. No/too d• y, sa ipoies G. C d C. He i n., n, to the C. Aohilles ; Napier, ori H. A. P. Pro byte, to the Damao ; Has. C. J. C 3. to &meg' ;J. Pbelphe, to the Gibraltar ; G. G. ye, to the Mastro ; C. H. Greesway sod B.G. Fasting. to the Defence. Engineer—J. M. Murphy, to the lidos, oi enperamoir vary Amehrt•at.RaOseers—D. Gibbs, to the ladoe, as eapersamerary ; J. Li...., to the DooegaL PROVOTION.—To be Fiat Oboe Aleietant Eagineet—A. Yorreeber, of tho Blenheim, ler the Julia. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE• TEUC NNWMARICKT HOUGHTON MEETING. Fuovr. A card contaluieg seventeesTreees set for derbies was saftisiest to patify She most aideet admirer of maim mad satiate the appetite of oselirmed pi:abler+. The early dart of the morale( looked very ominous of another dune i 6 erg day. The clouds wore that leads. hoe which is anythiag bat calculated to raise the spirits of those who are of • despeadiag tempenunest. Fortunately the sky gradually laseame clear, th e sue shoes forth with greet Beacy, sad the air would have bees eppremise but for a paths Ones% which made tho day very *math. The heath was rather heavy/Meg, owing to the quantity of wet we hied yesterdey, but this was far prWerable to the "Pier floret the " cripples," time the edamathine seem of the maw es the prsviowe days of the wistieg. The Ant race, the Audis, Bad Stakes, wt at 10.50, resulted it a walk over for Lord Obegovi's iliaim Eleven owe of NI feurtera t 4 seismal* ter the Handicap Plate cif 1001. wept to th e poet, the fayourite, Dr. Syntax, winning cleverly by a limplt. Yr. Tim Brow* was his two matcher with Peignoir and Oestreet,'eact the yais ot Hastings' Othalogue defeated Erma clewed, is • match. Fordthm was spinform," having won throe rams out of four, and a " wa/k over.' The nurserles, the =atiractioo of the day, were costeeded lot by good twelve gorse to the poet ter the eteoad, usd thirteen for the first alma. For the mond clam nursery Lows Apple, Poppies Ghat, and Radish, were bathed most freely, the maw especially, with the molar light weight, Jemmy Orinishaw, in the meddle, real ` mg from the comparatively ucu.raoing public, and " Thal= did sot give hie utopia( • "ghost" of • shear" as he won easily by • leagth. Of the Useless who eseteeded for she first class Lady Cookies was • hot favourite, with little Jemmy op the public beam deter to pat the money dews, bat she was eady brims. 0119halli the 93 9 weight, winning after • good race with Lord Wratroorelend's Trio babour. .The success of the throe's **lours was received with patifteatiou on all skies, acid Oarnball, although an eimei, we. quietly backed by those who prefer • straight run for their zoom rather thee beck the put about " certsintien" won the Handicap Sweep stakes. T. Y.C., for which all on the card went tte post. Jemmy Griciahaw again adding to his list of annals( mounts.. Bic:adios milked over for the 500 son. Sweepstake.. The Duke of Heauforre Siberia, with Fordhana up, woe the match with Teethe may easily, making six races in which this popular jockey rod* the wisser to.day. Nospsnal comments are necessary, th e na ture of the raining being saflkieut to Mosinee swim is which sone but those immediately coseected with the striae sompseitem took thy specie( inter Daring the day Reale heavy Derby betties took place, Chimiaeocga beteg 'backed for large gums at 20 to 1, whilst Korn* found a backer who took 1,000 to 30 three times, still offering to go cm at the prim. Subjoined ere details of the runaide TUN AI:DLIT END emcee of 30 nom. each, 10 It, for 3.yr. olds end upwards. A.E.C. (1 mile 7 [snoop 56 yards). sibs Lord Glasgow. Minis, by Barbatos—Brown Bess, 5 M. 8 at (Fordhaes; walked over. HAsoscAr PLATS of 100 eon., for 3-yr.okla sod upward& D.L (2 miles 119 yards.) Mr. S. ThaUassoies Dr. Syntax, by Nswinlnster—Nlas fAvtaidi . 4 14 1211 (Pordharn) 1 Yr. Bray la Petri Liver, it yrs. 74 'Hibbard) 2 Mr. G. W. lltswilllssn's Myrtle, a yrs, 7 st (51ortet) The follarbig also ran :—Vaninsa, Ochlltros, King Chandra& Tomato 100 to 30 opt Dr. Byatas, 5 to 1 (st first 3 to 1) spa 5 to 1 apt Tomato, 6 to 1 apt Kiog Chars ire, 100 to 15 agstMyrtle, 8 to 1 apt Pearl Diver, sad 10 to 1 apt V• 414•111 offered. Willing took up the running, lowly attended by Vassar, Pearl Diver, and Dr. inyatax, King Claming arid Myrtle berg *mit, Tomato slightly ia the rear el those two. This order was atartaird to the loot of the hill, where Dr. Syntax came out with a clear lead to the =A i ri ey dPearl Dinar, Wing to pt up to Ur Doerr, was by a lora sad a bait. Myrtle, three Leer behind Pearl Diver, was third. The ether pared the obaiz is straggliag order. 'Luce. 200 ans., h ft. Ab.M. (7 !wimp 212 yards). it,. Ten Brenda Permit by Potaplia—Troussa. 6 sm. estgib ( F n a" l) 1 _ _ Lord Annenkre Ti...... 3 yrs. Wt lllb , ,ishmall; Betting : 2 to 1 on Fromm, who took up the mania( with • clear lead to the distame, where Peignoir shot to the frost and woo very molly by three lengths. MATCH, 200 son., Is ft. Last half of Ab.Y. (3 furlongs 217 yards.) Mr. Tea Brock's Contract by Stockwell—lrandango 2 yrs, Bst bib lora Glasgow's Ally, by V. Msibourna—etalord's dam • yrs, Bs‘ Sib BotaiogOostreet, who made play with • Maar Mod for half the distance, whoa Fordkara eased Contrast. hat mantes/1y woo ready by a length and • half. MATCH, 100 sore. , h ft. Imst half mile. 3 Wimp 217 Mr. - Jobn Dawsoo's Mow Bpboar, by Harems— Calmed's, 2 yrs, listlalb pustineW 2 Mr. Brooe's Rosati*, 11 yrs, SA Bon*: 100 to 30 ea Messy Spineer. Itrealeas took • alight lead until arriving within the ropes, whom Mousey Spinner cams away sad woo very wilily by two kagtha. Marcel ; 100 eon, h ft. Lost three forloop of Ab.M. Gaggle a Gating's Catalogue, by Leamingtwa— Eclogue, 2 yrs, bst 7lb Mr. Henry's Busch, 2 yrs, Bonin : 6 to 4 oe analogue, who took up the numnag imandiately aflor the start, sod woo is a easier by 3 qua , ten of • length. Tas BscoND Cf. Las N EMMY Etrntia, • free handicap of IZ says. each, for 2-yr.olde. UM. (7 furloogs 210 yerds.) (14 subs.) Mr. Prane's Peppa's Ghost, by tright—Hypoorite, let filb (J. GrlossNaw) 1 lord Westmorland's Brahma, fist loth (Morgan) Osboros's 'admire, 7618 1 b ,Carroll) Tice following also ran :—Love Apple, Cobweb, Missionary, Ar.• Imam, H1124:41i, The Grinder, Omits, Anadyoroene, Spies. Boning : 4 to 1 each apt Love Applis sad Pepper's Ghost, 11 to 2 apt Aaadyomeoe, 7to 1 apt 100 to 12 apt Brabuis, 10 to 1 apt Arkansas, 100 to 8 eich vit _Cobweb and Spin . Ramiro took up the running, closely followed by Love Apple, Spice, Cobweb, Pepper's Ghost, sod Asodyanson in this order they ma to the T.Y.C. post, wham Aaadlonmee, Smog, Cobweb, arid Loos Apple dropped back, beaten, Pepper's Ghost coming on with a lead, &noodled by Brahma and Redmire, the MIN being left entirely to this trio, Pepper's Ghost winning • good race by a keg* admire was third, a length and a ball in the roar of Brahma. Anadyomeoe was fourth, Love Apple fifth, Cobweb sixth, Arkansas wreath, Missionary eighth, Spice ninth, Scylla, Grinder, sod Harold the last three. _ _ _ — Tat FIRST-CLAM NOIISIEZT STAIL/E. a free handkup of 25 soya. soak for 2-yr-olds. D.ll. (7 furlongs 210 yuds). (15 subs. Baron itothsehild's Campbell, by Mai Som—Delopels, ss! pit) W.U.I 1 _ . rota tyestotorslascis Trsobsdotty, Bst 818 ....(ustsoce; 2 Lord I:o;;lTtiiiieuii;;lii.ela Tit; The following aloe ran :—ltlldare, Salerno, Hew, lothgestloa, C,OCLIOW, Scheldt, Nu, Olietios, tatpplegate, Lady Cochrane. Betting : 100 to 30 apt lady Cochran; 100 to 15 each apt Betty and Scheldt, 7 to 1 apt No, 8 to 1 agst Pro sperity. and 10 to 1 each out Cornball, Kildare, and 011er too. They ran together fur a quarter of • rails, whoa Cripplegate made play with • clear lead to within half • mile of borne, when Lady Cochrane weal to the front. The pace, rery bad up to this point, wu now greatly improved. Prosperity, Kildare, Cornball, N; and Troubadour showed prom/intently rn tbe front to half-way up the oords, where Lady Cochrane dropped back beaten, Cornball, Troubadour, Prosperity, and Kildare, corning away, Cornball winning • good race by half • length ; a head 'operated wood and third, Kildare was fourth, close up, Lady Cochrane fifth, Merton Pisa, Nu seventh, Scheldt eighth, Cookarow ninth, Betty, ladigestio; and Woos, the last three. BALISDICLP SWILPSTAIIIB of 10 80Th. each, 5 ft, for 3-yr. olds and upwards. T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 140 yards). (19 euhL, sine pay 5 ft.) Mr. W. S. Crawford'. Belarsoek, by Wild Dayrell—lady Lanstay re, oat Sib (J. (Omaha.) 1 Baron ioihse . );(f.rs Tba Giant, Syn. 7m Covey' I Lord Coventry's Exchequer. 3 yra oat 10lb Adams)) The :Allmon also ran : Lytham, Bathllde, Lad: Abbess, Bertha, Echo, Mos, and Lampoon. Bettina : 2 to 1 apt Italornock, 3 to 1 apt Lytham, sto 1 apt Lampoon. 6 to 1 each apt the Giant sad Echo, and I 100 to 15 apt Exchequer. The Gloat took up the mining, followed by Bertha, to the dip, when Balornoek made play, closely followed by the Giant, Lytham, and Exche quer, mid after a good nee with the Giant, &keno& woe, by three parts of a length. A length separated seeped and ' third. Lytham fourth, • bead only from Exchequer. Echo Ina fifth, Lampoon sixth, Mos seventh , Lady Abbess last. A SWZIPSTAILIS of 500 Isom each, 200 ft, for 2-yr olds ; colts, Bst 101 b; Atha, Set 71b. T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 140 yards). (5 sohk) Mr. Sayler's Bloodlust, by 84ockwell—Blondslla, Sat 71b (Challoser; tr.& A SWIRPSTAILLY of 10 MOM each. for two sad 3 -Yr . eido ; the .1106er to be sold far 300 sows. if denmeded, he. T. Y.O. (5 furlongs 140 yardil. (10 subs.) Ca Medulla Comiiimico, by Ethelbert—My Niece, Cantata Ist 31 (Mena) 1 Mr. Jaekent's l) Mewled. 2 yra 7st 3lb (Cranston) • fir. H. 91 " rs /* OW S Ms. Set io th ( 3 . Ileum The 10/lowlng alau ran :—Coarant, Gomm, and ILUramond. Baia