The Express. — London, England, 1859-12-05 00:00:00

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Derleir emedi CATTLll IMO W Wl.= the PRIZE PLUSTINIS. le bp a nw aeleer i enre s. et ses Pena waPaa. 1 12 . Ma e = sw ea shoriowwwwwwwwn we unwind eel ela• Immo alkesee. Opd#6.. pa. Median be& WM eeklbliles aill loft elim rkEIPPOS. idles Oeseelis I. ORA& .11011 Wafts Ilassar. law pan b bier* eleselreal ea 4. KTIIREOSCOPIC ILLUSTRATIONS of easack *swum sal MODERN.—Jui debilikeL doh. Mom mreldi Id aid et W trit .n if he lex ?be beroud wash rid he bredlEdi marble rho berms ea la =NI The andidlibi sit Phi tree on receipt or haefidd hr ha. wade mei dr IMMO. JOS ILL Ihodnaliarar of brad dad Abitibi, Ituldre roftmarbus nem; 14L Orford.ttedd. . aim wld hir. trim 61 111 did =ph Mai IL ed. dads. HEATR E ROYAL DRURY-LANE. 1T1N1170.-LAPT MOOT wr SIX d Ur PIG. PADS CONCEIT& - Ora Pals: hOZLIT. Jura.. Odra 7, Ito tw Prastarid. Ora how. Alfas ram " Aw "ra.Orassa Waft Odra% i Pen : Oradraira. bralled TO LIMOS II Maki. , COM If ymt dere wriztl i t , iw =mtiralm Oran sad Was Tia liar en Omura., Morse. mufti 9. L ana., so.u. from• Lowe lure). se. —Opee is ; (Amara it s. Amph- Mora Ism% sra Pra mrara Is.; Lem Ord% 24 W. UDlrti sumer LIBRARY.—The prouet Med *gum at 116 Wirary snob WINO vohnew per aftnia. ONO d mull el parrs burnt sad ighar . :7l= csydetazi MADAME LOUISA VDINING, Miss LOUISA Val NORD% Nat Pram ma Eat Wlalser% as 0k I/ TimatarilantiV ADM A T. MARTIN'S HALL—MENDELSSOHN'S lIMWMII MIDI le asee tat It whew t dl . rjise et JO' ILIAD. Verlisb-31me law elegia. NW tea* liteddirt. KM II Ithehasw, 1 1 15:exeri6tZsar.L.Lzr..nisii.mt -Ws Motet lek tow WY Omen. Illebwrlpiks lot les MORS-OMb. Mk; wilwle; ST. MARTIN'S-HALL SINGING! SCHOOL. NINETEENTH SEASON. Dtraosar—Nr. JOHN ZULLAIL ■LEH oui ?mot OIANIES. tlit taw Wes& INA Le ..t . l int bis Moeda& Dia at LIN No far Omalsassa, lint We Losaml. Dos 11, Hanka Oa Ovalmala A HED M. ; eleilnek lISADIAZ Na MR. ALBERT OUTS'S CSILNA TO-NIGHT. ►t 8, *el 104011.ROWN 1: er* MILT MOST Mt s,twdstt. at sari a* Sailor*, Sharolooll. a. n**. Mit W,. aimi Ira *knot tiro lio*hin, 41 . 1= 11 arm ; *am Bg. EHE ROYAL SURREY GARDENS will OPEN kr dr WIJTI* SIMON VIII SIVINISIX Dos. S. Ser CI %0. ender Ale 41redlee et Mr. I. OALD VIM& TM OISIM ar ... ale Izeisi k. :"ll be d ier s isly Ilimliati .1 1. a:t . 7.. .1. Mind vielley. Vii ` =eleel WI blearier be S. Is eeemebes . 116. =Wan lb vemaier. Ilr. Is et Oemeesub Om es is es. bee 4 ebbsele. M 4 ebbe" mil Ile maim ulle.:= ieseel abbe Mb' Ile edetesarl Mn best Adembelea be Mei Vibes e rem webe be embabil lett ameree, ea; sogNellks Ybe rig is Mk. J. CALDWIIII or ble leaseger. THI NATIOIiAL AI3BIIIIBLY ROOKS de 1_ Mama— NOTICTIL— berfortViaIMOIV er mem IN 41emee et NW roe minim* A r`nr be MIN Z VIIIVEI 0 raA 14 dria*" THE NATIONAL AIIIIIIBLY ROOKS, garb Grim de Zeller-. RILL MMUS E r i:W e e r. etteaset. A leke Nese es $ Ile &wee swab est eliniert Melliga i r ak preftwitar •10111 bow ter may Pam WSW he Manama pima d pipit anol abies • . d wirsir. ne &en TS be ea% eire Oca. ant e bee " ru tberew eat Ow. wham "111. -11.14 1 L . astia; isiZina. lll.6l"..k eeeelatet etetramiet. ARGYLL ROOMS, Wisidaadsest.-..Grand STRING. Mit Ow siebnled D. a11•1 lebil• 1s, Arl ••••••••• by Ilya Imams. Pflanpil O•r•••11 /L Dom am at Wins .41 • ammenye is • also •Is 1111•114•1 Wore It Ady•lolak O MEW. turns SHOW.—AII the world over Sc, One NJ Wl llse. it tbe 011 AT GLOB!. lalsoismgears. Opea tree sin p.m PiLTAIENS MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL mossore sf So Ilssmelok Isslesouipind by sas olbsls Is le ono medals' InAssally• of soy ta sabonssi. sO l VlßDArtl ima llemlows ash. frets II till fowl Ova pa Gas Haodbosts MY. Dr. •• D =lsset Ifirrlas•Z' Oily ai sod S it aE _Sem sof Uoillw Usesos. sad Ihdr asi lalbersisos slail , osiP—lSsostlll• for ad lids essi—fle IlogOgg sf sof Ils sessor-ios Is Uri= NMI a 1/1. tomilo so Om Mom sal* talkies 'TM lig• 1 = 1 . 1==...114= 1...... 1mi1e . slissos Anse RARKY.—Mr. B. BARRY, after a bighty ,avratlglCALllVE:f.ormv: WO Lb :paw of 1011/IDCIS 0 WILD awl VICIOUS UODIVID boortme ' Velum r d the Bob : lobes •band Lim , bra lug *le aril amerion, •he t0:1%7= seb abbled lir• Ur p•r•••• ••• ••••••1•• robvid ober ebb. •111: • Ilse word eenibt Ibbe •nd pa•l• The AXIS IDI all Man Tomo:snow Maroc. I. bar lamt melleb a•• Wolseig Igmetik 7,0 pm.; 1 1 1, ' //•••: Ira ruptilr: • ••C I 2. 44.1= gablbs. •mbram• bow um le ilems. sod caw rt• rid bbroblas falfam• Adminlea learbd me* 0•11: 110:s• : band balb . W a ilirTli• 1 / 4 10 b• wand. bed Yawl bin at OM allailiblel; nod at 1111.1111 PAW MOM 11 au A DELA IDS GALLERY, Lowtheraraade, r 0111 X kr 1171.11 rammtes. Ham. a a Ill a lelsaion temp la lasoka. mei VS fort EUROPEAN and COLONIAL won ens PAST tn. ram..stAt.z.. ', TVPiereir 0 Or meereks. la 'Anta NW. preettedy eardiudelei Ye rem Mir bee eitekled Orr erreolan te keep GIG = t e Vir I.6 provut re Ike peter eed se aery sok la 01 he reettrip. lire Orr to deal way l• lakes. Is.. of 11.. Waked re was Imes la. raw Greerek to Imre memoir le Ike retest-kw eller br ladd deeper, ..Se i == .l. the ed at Gm pro =Gm wet 0 hear Spin. Permed re AM.'. MO .i 5•19 robbed to awn to Illesermer • orbs et 0 teed l• per ark TEN I UNAPIIIa mi GOLONIILL Will COMPANY 5.:.• kr. erre et bettor thee ear eller Irma Is . i= atrasei aelrely tie Narks= dank se reetaNy me. tee re kerree. re tem warts Ile eeetwore bon smell rap nee see mire Flee Or ead ell ;optimiser term...o tree ee ep• plerlee. W 3e. 11111 D TIPPING. Merger. EUROPEAN sad COLONIAL WI OOMPAIIIT. 221, PALI.M.Li. LONDON, !.W. orm ARICIaN AHttiT 2Ol. arod 2s. per do. BOUTS AVRIeAII POW! ..... red 24. .. ?brims ewer Istradear4 Into Ltd. 00..ry. 11a*tter ada4 porkager Includad. Thine trim moo goo rely rarkearrool far Ilralr aoo giallo ea to mod onsont. for tbry hod la ..17 and onssemalmi M &IMO rwriber/•.. . 111110 MITI% Masai.. EUROPEAN and COLONIAL VIII cox PLNY VA. PALUWAI4. LOWDOV. ay. 'LOYAL 11110W0/1• SIWINAT • wW, ismbuit and aftworeWs. owl Wage fhb Omposy hsoar — iitlrart=s2l pebble rio alohnial Vim Is Viands: Ws praweleson =NNW I. ell• lor-Ergad" lord Tbialis Own W • _w Whole IrrosrepiNl. WM. MID Timis. ram. EUROPEAN and COLONIAL WWI 00 10. 'ALL-MALL. LOXDOk. Md. OPLINDID 01,J) POST . frm ydddi ..... par dam. . IMO. add pdskalerboe. Saly non/WO dry rdeloy ON Pen barbs bus do wad Is 016 b dwindles Os .Y-Ws a the amadelmir. Wad di kr addimeWstaide. WM. MD TIPTUfe. ■rear. E UROPEAN and COLONIAL will COMPANY. NM PALI•NALL. LONDON. S.W gramma T CHAMPAGNI 114 to Ow swift Owed 004 pw /r. JULIAN JULIAN CLAIN? , MS Awl without oddity.. • Pali 00.11110 SIMANDY Na aad Oa . WwWwzir . t=ages Woad. Prise Lift mat fan in • X. IIUD WPM°, maassic OVER 20,000 otWORTH'S KNIFE-CLEANERB lorm Woo mid. MW lo • • morsel*, of Ma. MOM. elms old Irmo ot Mr moo Wm MOM mire dr dial Grp Mot 10 MIR Mory te MO. PIM Moo WORTtI. 183. Oxford. SIMI. MOO WOZTaII maim Y ollocklo oM M. • Womb 1M toMM. odd 1.. IM. 7 TIE RELIGIOUS DISSENSIONS IX 13T. 61010E'S IN-Til-ESSE.—Yeeterday something like pesos was metered 1a this hitherto nailed perish. For many weeks per the 1 WWl** eleven o'clock moraing service hes ben for the therlethef bests, sad ta Iblay MOO the taketaatiote have Seconded k talstem psemiska of then, compelling peewee o.tdarn. et- the woke as born they . of same net was made reeler day meraths bat Mr. writhes Thinners man strict infaithine that they should be kept clear, and that no outs shook be aimed to stead la froat el the caned. Minty pima wise .tended waealimed a sest ts every eses of refuel the etheding party was ordmid to hen the chart& The Roc A. H. Nicknacks performed themervicethroorb nt. There was the nook amereat of osegkag, mad every sow and thee the rev. Immense wee Weed, espedelly when be mended the Wait in hie surplice. Thielemann Litany service we ltherrapted thronbeet, mad hie same than pro bable that the easeenly disturbances nay madam now that Mr. thilds, the police magistrate, Ira decided that the prayers may be maid or sung," at lite wit of the then nag, ethers mid the responses, and the snit waa of scam a man indecent 'lathlike. The seven o'olock mean earths was eammeased in the midst re antesice, widen wen, however, peremptorily checked for • time by the dearth maim sad pollen The Rae. C. P. Lowder, who was • whams at the polio* court • day or two ago, _ prowled a vest enelhat sermon from that portico of Bt. Pears 'pink to the Immo la which the &meth spathe el the Cheinlia's =,La dwelliag apse the awn etheidendeas est of this asksot, the reverend gestiemea wee peeled with hires and coughing, sad with • seem hem miens parts of the ohm& which inembled mere the sa3r thlair the the sulking of leader weeks. Whenever them coctorred Mr. Lowder Mopped, sad the none i stip ieT at i tte same tiros, for the Members were, kr the most part, boy,, who were awed in • tereasat whoa anything like authority was shown. Taller yesterday's minion as • whole, they wen far more orderly sad decent than the parish church of Be Georminin-tlinien hes wilasesed for many mambo past, sod It may ithly be eloped not she agitation la am TRII ift litttentcv or WANDSWONTII Hover or Corasonow.—Tbs meaty have nodded their lateaties of dleg is ea sLsYoa lbw the ettaplancy of the Hems et Oonseelle, at Winderworthda tin room of the Rev. H. J. Entsb. It is worth 2601., with a residence. Teseharmials an to be sent in before the 16th inst. ROYAL COLTIOI or Suaosons.—The following haring undergone the noemary antainations C a rs dipkims wen admitted memben of the colime, at a mening of ths court of examiners on the 2nd Int., VII. : Wars. Cosby William Morgan, Brisbane, Aostralla ; Titans Caner Mitchell, Bedford ; litooard Edge, Exeter; Charles Ham Tang Godwin, Bistoke, lints ; John Thomas Coals Drury, Doncaster • Alfred Winkfleld Bed ford; Herbert Thammeon, Weiterhis, Ern; Allan Nesbitt Pm, Dublin; Thomas Knight, Brill, Books ; William &mine Lane, Adamstown, Kinsale, Cork ; John Blackburn, Benahry, Yorkshire ; Arthur Hoek", Kirkby Memlum, Westmoreland ; Brim &myth, Dublin; sad Alfred Aadoesos, Yachter. RDocaTIONAL Siousgarr AMONGST THE POLICE. —A narement his bees eimmord Is the Mt division at the restro A cYlaarilise by Mr. Bruised, the eaperisteedest of that if carried out alb Isbell el th e other diThic - 11;Itte lh sbs effect oil Mating the tams el the force in a moral and febellectur past at view to • Gawkier able extant. In the last place a bead has bees formed under the direciks of Mr. C. Fez, who has ban appointed band master to the division, ea on Friday night that EGO per sons &Goaded at the school-room is Idaleinerstreet, 81. Joha'a Eduootiousl classes have also bran foamed in the various subdivisions of the district for teaching reading and spelling, writing and grammar, arittimeGo, geography, and writing from dieters:lo. book-keeping, de. Lecture* am also to be delivered at the Rotherbithe nation. The lest took place on Friday night in the pre.esce of about ISO persons. Praises so the proceedings, the polio* bend performed so well as to sill forth the appLuse of all aseent. • °ticket club has also been formed by the °Morro of the M and L disbar for the recreation of the man during the swam NATIONAL GALLERY, BRITISH SCHOOL, SOUTH KINSINOTOW.—Tbe following regulars for the admission of the public have teen arranged by the Committee of Council as Educalim and the Imam of the National Gallery. I. Tho separate arms to the National Gallery, British School, provided at thonquese of the Trustees of the National Gallery, will be open for the public no MondaysTneedays, and Saturdays, and for ruder.. ost Wedneadeys, Thursday*, and Fridays, in the daytime only. 2. The public will be ad mitted to the National Gallery, British School, also through the Museum every day, and on those sight' when the Museum is open, according to the regulations of the Museum. Os those nights the National Gallery, British School, will be lighted by the department. 3. Wednesdsy being a public day at the Nattasal Gallery, KM a students day at the South Kensington Memo, will hereafter be a students day at the Naar Oalkery, British Sober, and the 'public admitted on payment (Sd.) to the South Kensington Museum will be ed• rattled also to the National Gallery, British School, through the Maas. oaly, lbe National Dalai ethdasts being ad tolaible by the maws entractes. 4. On Wednesdays, Tlarsdaya, sad Friday*, when only students are admitted to ohs National Gallery, British School, the public admitted by ' parser (d J.) to the South Ketaingtho Museum will be ad - - naiad to tho National Gallery, Mitt& School, through the Mama only. 6. The National Gallery, British School, will be 9emied on Mooday (this deo). TER BRIBERY AND CORRUPTION AT NORWICH.— Since the bigotry into the charges of bribery at Norwich has been naked, the aspect of of has undergone rather so imprent change . It was suspeeted from the lirot that every anon would be made to throw • roil over reveatious which would be far from gamble, sod notwithstanding the Maids ammed by some of the ottiZer who are disposed to Milt n laquiry, it appears probable that the proceedings which manta such a grave aspect at the outset, will come to an abrupt conch:teas. A special town council meeting has bees tionroned, at which one of the literal ceroselliora pro posed to mom " That it is the minas of this gonna that the pree and welfare of this city will ho best promoted by the °maim of political strife, and with • view to the at tainment of that object that the resolution of the council of the tub of N last with Tierra to the charge of briben. made by Mr. Councillor Fos, be cancelled, and that all farther presatlnes mar Hoary Crooked and Albert Jobs Gallas sal ethers be sayed." RIBSONISM IN TYRONE.—LORD GRIMY'S POLICY. Mketall Mostray, Req., • creationan of large property in Tyrone, received • Ribbon notice several days ago. He has written to the local journal to eay Immediately es mar of the War it was read by the bailiff to • somber of the !shortie and tradesmen in my employment, sad my brother, with my approval, npenl y declared that notice to quit should be served on all the Roman catholic Meats In ten trashier ea probably on other pare of my property. if say violence wars offered to the balhff, Richard Cairns." The time allowed by the Ribbontren We the dismissal of Outran having expired and no violence having been done to hint or Mr. Mnutray, the inference is that the threat of re- Wotan Aralbed in the shove extract has had the desired AM. The Ribbna system is as remarkable for cowardice r rombery and ferocity. SEDITIOUS BALLADE—The Wexford Conservative iestee:—.. Two lade, giving theories of Micheal and Patrick Power sal calling themselves tam of Waterford, have been *noted by Sub-constable Ginn for pinging seditious ballads. The young scaperraoss for at least as hour pre view. bad been singing • ditty is honour of the approaching boped-for advent of the Emperor Napoleos. to welcome whom all a trite...MS of Erin' were called upon to arm, and follow ' the brave Dr. Cahill Several equally inflammatory and seditious predations were found in the remotion of the youths, who were takes before the mayor for examioatios. Tan wets allowed to depart on promising to leave the tows, and giving up their stock of balled*." Co laxi TATION OF PVNISEINIENT.—It may be TO caroled that sr the Mat session r.f the Central Criminal Court we reported the html of a man named James Termer, whirler Isond guilty sad rentenord to death upon a charge of edmieletering a quantity of sugar of hod to his wins, is laresbattr, with Latest to Hol land murder her. An order has sues berm wreeimd at Newpits from the Homs.gfdre now Shot oohing% and he is ordered ro undergo panel amerMeie far the mem of tan years. He will shortly be re moved to If Prison, preparatory to nark/via the teem of hie eleheee. . —..—m..... P 11411011171 BRZAKWATZR.—Ithsa beendetermined by wevientregrat to erect es eatesehre fort os the wake of the tweekuLrer et Mynas*, sallekat watt the Lad !Anodes ea skew am to ellostotelly prefect the Wawa eo the lona& The meek le le be command with all mills "msg. E URuP I A N sad COLONIAL wings co iss. PALLALIILy LOPlodif. LW. 011111MTMLII 11•11PIAL An rmaroury or Ls Mom wino. womMod or orbormf.e, forwarded traldedfaulr oo rwoolpi d Paniedido odor. No aim for bottler or OK WM. ALIO TIPPING. Mawr,. QTEVENSaad SON, 74 BiebspogsbirsbeatWitida. Waal seporlor prolltp. raft. boo lir osod. rorr . a• : owlet OM Ormlot, 411‘ ea par Moro alltrOrtilr.. ll" 4ll..‘ "" tow • 16".. NOrrOrre im" rld; or llamik Cdr.% gralltr. 17.4 . Wi110ir. 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The management of this holm deserves credit for the nipidity with which novelties are produced, although perhapa a little caore ouro i their original asisotioa would prove mom and lir cutting. We do not imagine, for 'Mums, that the espgensentot the home, who temossred kw the grit time on Batarday night, will serve ran attraction to those of t h e public who might not ha starseled by the odor wows of the play-bill, although Its imanftintaset in itself is se doves as anything of the kind need be. M. Ispinant, the male dancer, comes to as with a continental moieties, and with laurels gained at the goals, and at the principal themes of Voice and Berlin. Him style tiossidase gums and agility, and in • performance with the higb-lottnoing tithi cif La &nod PM dr Dervialt Ik aim Awn his the audience by the spirit and cony which he rd. A male dancer is seldom a light, bat ihi salami repulsiveness attaching to an west is greedy lesessed by H. Baphicsa's vigorous and gob( Kyle. Me compentoe, ligadanobelle Mareqinte, Is pretty mg *leper, and both we t Pols applauded. 4:‘ Si • , 4 ...4N41 - (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. SPORTING. when giving him 9b. The American lost ground sodden* at the start, which was for from a good one for High Treason, and when the two met the next day, at the rase mestisg, Umpire, in resold of Sib, won in • common canter, Crammed, resieft 71r from High Treason, again finishim • bed third Thu for Cramond's one defeat of High Treason at Toth he isolved two at By ekton, and it is net eau in Inaba up sale mind whisk to believe, as Cro wed beat Ranee sad Thormanby to addition at York ; and If ws mast follow his Stockton farm, Umpire is many pounds beets than the beet of the trio. High Treason also pen • little windage over them. The easy victories of Moulds end Stockton at this madam entid. them to every rennet, for the former sheered he could nos more then • hula whoa is dm humour, and Stockton lea Nally useful mimed. There was nothing to ocannent upon in Ides running at Lichfield, Yarmouth, Derby, and Werwich„ ascent the gradual im• provement shown by Rising Son • but Doncaster was very uastul in confirming previous renining, excepting, of course, that at Stockton, which most ever remain • mystery. The FliewWiene proved tome that Butterfly mold Meta WM quite II well es say other others, she being in the thick of eX with Zuyder Zee, Underhand, end Wild Bees at ri weights; while her Liverpool Mate, end a saber S eat winner at the meeting in Mixture, were beats away. The ClintsPUm Stakes are not often dbgraced brooch • moderate lot of competitare, for when we strike oat Madame Egiands for the simple reason that she could not get more Nan half-a-mile, and Lupuilus for thing out of form, they will not appear a fleet-clam team although King of Ditunonda, Swesteanos, and Vanquieber were among theca. The race wee a else cso between these three and Madame, the King winning by three parts of • length from Sweetriance, who turned the tables upon Vanquisher for the defeat at York for almond piss by about* length. The victory of the King, con mostly, over this pair wtilnot bee. comparison with thee ef e Thernesty over the 1 m at York, where the Mem won to a ms= c anter, and babe whether be brought himself math nearer to Thormanby than hews at Aciot. Vesta not being up to the mark, odds were laid on Emily for the Filly Stable, when the pair were defeated by Lady Trams, who ehowad form for the first time. Torn Bowlines easy defeat of the Venue filly and lady Filename for the Moat copal Stakes showed an equal improvement la his form, and ' when Frank (who had babe the summer been defeated by and triumphed over lady Fawns) ran a good nos with lasts; end beet him by •Iteed. High Trauma potbound his best thareeter, pethspe, in the 10 sow. Sweetie althea as he gave Seteetaance 71b, end won a good race with him by a netek • Meshing colt making his first appearance spinet did in Horror, who was too do to gay good, se that he, with ua r Tropes, beekward could nos get arm High Tress by dun eal hie sups riorfty over the King of Diamonds, se the latter did not men more than 31b superior to Ihrestesuos in the Champagne; bat It was essesly soffithed to pat Th or. meshy In de er of High Treason, as Is no nckenyg bow math he bed In band when Montag the Gimcrack at erk, has Sweeties*. Had not Resew rue so forward in the N with him, Set 71b, I should tan been inclined to give lstgh Tearer'. double detase at Chimed, at Stecklos, this deference over the leases deist of him at York ; but ben Lay Tram* when receiving 121 b, was mach furthew behind Rags then High Treason beat her, when only se ceding 31b, for the 10 cove. Sweepstakes, so that the Lateen test help to smarm his main( behind Crammed, =trad ai llessiomby at York . Neither at Chesterfield, Lederater, nor Mavehrava did we has any change in form of the youngsters, nabs Greta beat the Maid of Lyme " her =mita" at the cotton mistropoas; if so, the moat be set down as decidedly improved, ktoolvis having beaten her in • center et one of the nerthes passehtes At the Newmarket First October Maims Igleadato bad no difficulty in taking her _ revenge of the King of Diamond; in the halls& Hispefel Stakes, for the Champagne defeat, Aurora, when in receipt of 31b, being also easily disposed of, so that her ladyship', half-mile form was quite ea good as Thormenbfe, who cannot be made oat more toan 111 b better than Aurora. The rustling at Epsom Spina was thus confirmed six maths afterwarde, as regards the mead (Madame Eglantine) and third (Thor maeby) to Lapels, and it Is quite pomade that the latter will some day again assert his superiority to the pair. The Trimadal brought together as excellent geld. Tam Bowline =sin one of the cracks for the first time in King of Die moods, and giving him plenty of treads to win, so that the form d the: two must always aloes, Tom having bad now the beet of it ae repose ooaditioo. Behind those we bed a trio of good-loekieg colts in Petroachio, Brother to Farmer's Sou, sad tha CsalPloll soh, who were ell very backward for the thus of dogs To show what mistake "the Baron's" stable ma math, we have only M look at the " posing " of Jams for the Bathed bathe, they believing hies to be the best el their testa ; but be never could gallop with the Bee th er to Rain bow, and public running proving they made aimed es great Ht mistake is sups* the King of Disesends superior to Orestes. I shall adhere to the opinion that the latter, when in form, will prove their best three-year-old. Uppshang was 1 a winner at Richmond, giving Bivouac 31b and a very ekes beating, so that the latiseis defeat of Broths to Rainbow at York speaks well for the memorability of the ldiddlohant creek's lone, and what it will be next year there is no zees swing, for he has raver been half fit yet. At this meeting Vanquisher could hardly beat Ripon, who nut day wee cleverly disposed of by Stockton; thus the latter was quits as good as Wised's York conqueror, sad Ripon to not far behind. At the Newmarket Second Oc tober Meeting Thunderbolt performed excelleutly when he beat Fravoia In • omen for the 601. Plam ; he thus had full command over Thormanby and Roots, sagely the latter had to succumb at Don ester to Fravols, and at York Thormanby was not Mb superior to Rests; but dissensions runuing of Frisk at the meeting proved she had loot bar Donceeter form, as she was beaten a dose length, from Stolunfels, when attempting to give him 71b in a handicap, and the latter was at least half • dose Magda behind her in the race wheelies she beat Rests. The ups of the Ascot and Goodwood running, which took peseta the Clearwellov ben Ames, Bog 61b, and Comedian, Bat Sib, beat Thormanby, fist 1010. wisest right in the Pren dergast, when the latter met Coeata et the same fib diaeresis, and beat her in • common canter with a better doe, Lug d Diamomie, wins attempting to give him Mb, sharing • Einar late. At the same time Saguia' showed her equality to Thormanby, as she beat Amara in • sum canter for the 600 can. Private Sweepstakes, and Thormanby will never be able to give her the fib allowance for sex when they meet over • course to which she is waited. This form decidedly puts her at the bead of the fillies, as Ma dame Beauties wee elm debated by her, and " Mr. Hall" may be congratulated upon an animal that will, with health, compensate him for • long not of ill-suases. AS Kelso, Ripon foetid • saguaro.. in Firs Lord, who ran he the first time, end sea Mowed • good fans at Nordislkw toa ; but their other performances were not u_p to the aver. site and Even was beaten in a canter at the Houghton Meeting by Infanta, who wound up her series oft dorm per formance* this meson by carrying off a handicap on the lath day with the top weight. The event of the week however, wee the Criterion, which was looked upon an• match between Thormanby, Set 1016, and Thunderbolt, Sat 7th, for the fist ineatkined bad previously Mateo Acres, Set 111 b, end Vanquisher, Set 1010. and the other three marten net of • enthaeatly good class to he respected. The Good wood running of the pair gave Thormanby slightly the beet of the waghts, as he wee meeting Thunderbolt on 214 better bonus for tie heed dt.l eat in the Findon Staked ; bat the light weight', form exhibited such • great improvement that he was made the favourite, the talents having the mortification of seeing hint defeated by a length. The sirs severity of the amuse, coupled with Fordhatee superiority of Jockey ship ism that of Cotton, thud upost the Goodwood running altogether as farm regards the two—not so, however, with Aurora, who, remises 21b, finished four kerbs behind Thormanby, and thus confirmed their Ascot and Goodwood rooming, by dubs her within about Illb of him. Dart mouth showed • respectable form by first beating a large field, with Rime almost them, for a minor plate, sod suer wards disposing of Trovatore by a bead for the °lsms, the two Goodwood oppournts, Tom Bowline and Winos. Mowing oat of all form when we find them behind Trenton. The Handicaps introduced us to Curiae, who had been kept all the year for something, as he Won twice here, and wee equally scot sold at Vioroester and Liver pool being about the Ist celebrity that smeared durin the 'eases, always excepting the Shrewsbury winner, Sir Wil liam, who has almost eves good point necessary in a ras hers, and when fit neat wing be risbt earn himself • place among the front rank of Derby favourites. The running of Palermo with Curlew at Newmarket, what giving him 191 b, semonted greet importance when the Ilaley but s h ti g libi:hed " m a f m n o ck l wi lo th w f t ai ih ed si th nfo l tti p m m i:st l v o n. icwri o o t :i lL in. d o m eeed , p "c iads.iy in ti g g ood it, tic till w k wh i r b p ria ar i i i e;H ; e ihn wk iato force for the Derby. The above remarks show that after the July meeting only three animals—Umpire, Ceased, and The W mad—dewed forma equal to Buccaneer, Nutbourne, Thormanby, Main ' atone, Lupulloa. Madame Eglantine, Seclusion, and Rupee ; but two whom Upperbond and The Drone, gave greet pro mise, end they might ale, be included among the sack, of the season. To compete with the mooed division—comps lag . .B ), lt e r e or: High TT C hiisa o r.o ntsdina, n.i..u.nu Oxford theyvw: (7 r i i t ny ted ;.n lei t i ... z oc e:k 2,% bi c asis Falconer, Rettlebou. Emily, Blue Ruth Madrid. Idea* Maid of Lyme filly, Nicholas, Loiterer, King of Dianaceds, Vesta, Lambaste', Leprocham, Butterfiy, Brother to Rids bow, Predictor, and Cecilia—we bad Vanquishtr, Mon-shs Arms, Montrose. Bivouac, Sir William. The Nuns Odo, Oliver, Viatka, Wiese, Torn Booths, Bentinek Honor, Palefere, Nam, the Colleen Sawn filly, Stolsenfele, Pro. diet, Swesteaues, Rising Sun, Curlew, Stockton, Ripon, KIVU.., Lady Troops*, Pseudo, Brother to Farnseaa* Cason' colt, Jason, Firs Lord, Dartmouth, Horror, Wee tberboand, Spofforth Meld, and Von &room ; there might have brae ass or two others that escaped my Dodos, bet the above oral tun oat • pretty somata list of the as., of Ibis ear's yr-old• that performed in England. Titerparlione beg le the sister isle I dare as meddle with, auMr to notice as decided superiority shown by the Druid over ell comers. la my eat letter an analysis of the Derby of 1860 will be ' imanuncied, with • view to clainity ell the salmis /hawed threele.—l eat, he., =TEO& THE TWO-YIIAR-OLD CELEBRITIES OF 1859. FO TEX 1!DITOR OP VII LIPILESS. -- --- ------ -. --. Si.,—! left you last week at the Newmarket July Meeting, following which we had the "little go" at Wanes ter, when the funds aSorded two valuable prime for the youngsters; but they wen not so well supported as they might have bean, only hell-a-dozen gong for the 500-gatma Coventry Stakes, for which Rattlebone wee made the favourite ; but he was doomed to defeat, Fenella, who bad been out but once previousfy, winning all the way. Betides the grey she beat the good-looking Man-at-Arms and Pre dictor ; but it ia remarkable she hoe not run up to the form sines, being beaten next day by the moderate Bretthilda, at 201 b for the year, over half s mtle. At Liverpool Emily had some difficulty in giving her sax 'Lowers to Montrose (who had the week previously beaten a moderate field at Ciente), as she only won by a heed, and three were not two lengths between her and the Maid of Lyme filly. Her But terfly proved her form to be superior to that of Vesta, ea she beat Bhnfto much easier than the latter did Vesta at New cud% the extra weight between them being counteracted by the mile being so much in favour of the 3-p-old. The Drone showed in form for the find time at Pontefract, where he beat two good fields nay rally, and among them the mach-talked of Topsoil pet, Sir Witham Cterescalt% had to succumb to liattlebone at Abingdon, after a good far, end the Non showed form there by defeating the Hampton winner,. The next astounding feat, however Me that per formed by Ado, whose filb allowance rabid him to triumph over Infanta (heeled at ever), Frivolo, Rattlehons, sad Diadem, which he rendered the more sorprisiag the same day by surotuabing to Felloites at 35th for the year, sad • moderate sternal like Stretage.m gave him fib sad a bestir logoesur Ora.. at.lisitiegium Ohre impeseol ea a winner, but he wen very backward, notwithetandtag, and I mot ea sily erre his defeat afterwards at the same meeting by each • slashing filly u Butterfly, what she rootlet d 7lb ier sex. Viatks, who had an two previous occasions di/- appointed bar stable, won the Nursery under great disad vantages, Pena& having got ell the beet of the start, and anal login by a length. The form of the Drone at Stam ford Ins eyes kalif than that he showed at Powder% Trovators never having • chance with him; _ but we had his Dooosster victor, Laminae, beaten by Blue Rain next day, and the ressearaton of Bacosaser yen in high spirits, locking at what he had dose with Blue Ruin. Goodwood did not give us a favourable account of What% se the Mae beaten very easily by Poirot.' on the first day, and sustained another defeat during the week. The Ham Stakes produced some excitement on account of the meeting of Winton and Tom Bowline, the former a vicious brute, although one of the finest specimens of • raw I should wish to purse, and Tom backward, which drawback just beat him at the littleh. The Fires Stakes, however, produced the intereet, se in addition to Thormaoby Coltman% Aurora coming • oat to fight their neck-and-n eck Ascot battle o'er again, we had Thunderbolt (with • better jockey is the middle than at , the royal moan() Natrona, sad Ma must morass of Lord Stamford, Berk* whe ins rid to have bees 10Ib. better than Rely when at Daley. The ram was or of the most suiting of the par, the pass berg • snicker *an esd , to end, which otodd not choke Nathouse. despite him lusti ness end • Sib penalty, sad be finally won a soh by Sows- right Wale sereering la rhuadetbolt • heed be- fon T dab), and than ruining their , Awn positions, gat thereat& of this nos la its proper light, Nothenres Arid be heard of Tharnmaby in the , Derby gootatiokesweser presume the lettaporessed abetter lieu. than Is say other of hie fourteen anoonatin by leaving Ociatsdia• shd Aaron se troth farther behind him that at Ascot, and yet Nutbsurse, when for from fit, beat him over a were coma,. Let both animals meet equally fit art sea or, and Melbourne should have • good Mb the best of Tbornmaby, then Wag a greater probability, too, of • two. Lemn"that has only started twice training on then ass we ein i t oat fourteen times. Another event of great im porton was the Moles:or Stakes, for which bag odds wire kid on the lilts praised Brainier smart Pe Kis( of Diamonds sad Brother to Rainbow, although he had not dose much work since hi. July Stakes victory; he had , pumped oat both opponent, however, at the dieter% rd Goatee was enabled to take the liberty of *lapwing him be , hot the winning post was reached. This served the more I completely to agree his Bath defeat, where he we. hank I to Laotians, Hartley Wintry (Oaten a neck), and Baader to Rainbow, end he thus tuned the tables upon theta all, hub( beaten Bartley Wintry in a canter at Illothbridge. Asetbse orator et even more he woo ate • Mut of the Wood ix the Triennial, although there were ally Emily and Trovatore to beat. Hie style of going, borne, was • more decided &rammer is his frau thaa theory defeat of the pair, bat I cannot believe is hie supe riority or even equally to The Buccaneer, sad Natrona is deserving of pear favour, for It most be borne in mind lb. Wizard wee wonderfully fit, which often cairn mis ters with • twoyear-old when be meets good honor the following year. About this time there were many In the stable led to believe the Brother to Rainbow vary dor to Thormanby, sod the Buccaneers thus thought they had a lir direct to Nutbourne through their pet's defeat of the grey ; but the Brother to Rainbow performed so moderately dace that they most give up the idea, and pay more rat pect to Nutboorne and lees to The Wizard than they appeared to do at Goodwood. After Thursday's performances It wee thought w• had OM the lest of the " cracks " tar the Derby at Goodwood, bat the Mowry on Friday afforded a proof of what • different animal Umpire wee to the ass that was tram by Trait at Newmarket, as Comance had something to do to prevent his distancing all opponent% there being no caloolate tog how mach weight he had in hand at the finish. It malt not be overlooked that The Divas ran tight In front up to a welsh point when giving the winner 2411% and the perform ers wee, la my opinion, entitled to quite as mach respect r that of his stable companies, The Wood. At Brighton Cecilia showed • form safficiantly good to upset • " pot " as Home who cone with a good reputation from the north; and nn Horace, Club day we had an excellent field for the 1001, Plate, Paleface, who had bees defeated in a handicap et Goodwood, being backed like • " good thing" by his party; but be never had • chests, the final go in being • close one between the Postaap colt (now called Nessus). the Collies Sawn filly, and Lady George (now Codicil). The defeat of Paleface was confirmed at Lewes by the Colleen Burn filly brim him very easily ; and it we onosider that Blue Bala was belt a length behind Paleface, although with 91b the worst of the weight., the filly's performance was • good one, and we are certain to hear further from her next mann. Lopatin' showed in something like hit old form at Wolverhemoton, and he was winning the Stamford Biennial so easily that Fordbani was caught napping within a few strides of the chair by Cromwell as Stoluatele. who made • nab, and beat him on the post by a neck. With Emily, Brother to Rainbow, ha, beaten off, this was good : and when Kendall on Lupullus nest day gave Stolsenfels 31b, and easily defeated him, with Predictor • bed fourth, he deserved almost his old position is the Derby belong. for Rastas did no more with Predictor at Pontefract. Reading was not so fortunate with its 2-year. olds es usual, the Abbey Stake. bringing out bat little more than • moderate lot, and the Reeding Stakes was bat a tame affair to romperison with leer year, the nee being booked a certainty for either Modem* Egissitioe or Hartley Wintry. The former won very easily, thine making Lopollse• half mile form A I, as he beat the filly cleverly over that distance at Erni. The running at York we. of nearly as inter esting a character r that at Goodwood, Ree4e,l3st bib, meet ing Thormant.y, Set 81b, for the first time sire he showed form la the Convivial hakes, in addition to which we had High Treason, Sat 81b, Emily. Set Ilb, and • hat of other*. The lie was here given very plainly to tho amnion made at Ascot that the King ut Diamonds we. a superior annul to Reese, es the letter beat Thormanby half • length for second plus sits • oleos is.. with Crawind, who was in suMcdratly im proved form to that he showed in the spring at the northern meeting* to win by • neck. Thormaaby give the King 511) sad beet him 20 lengths at Ascot, having previously beaten him as far when the stable made him nearly as good • favourite se himself for the Blunts'; and although he won the Champaign" Stakes, there I. nothing to contradict the feet of Rester having shown much the best form of the two, Thormanby being one of the safest two-yes-olds to get • line from that appeared during the season. It is my opinion that too much straw is laid upon the victory of High Treason tor the Prince of Wales's Suttee here, as it was decidedly • ram between him, Vesta, and spofforth Maid, Vesta running biro to • meek. This did not look so grand when Contadina best Vesta in a common canter the rare day, as ft con firmed Thormaoby's defeat of him is the Convivial through Ms Ascot sod ()sod wood running with CoatAdisa. The great enrpri.e of the mating was the Safest of Wizard, with btol on him, by Vanquisher for the Biennial, the horse bring 't anighitie," decidedly ; yet it was astonishing to See Slab contemn odds laid on him, as there could have been very little romplcioa of the matter beforehand. That Vanquisher, however, is • good horse, his define of Upperhand and The Prophet, la addition to The Wizard, will warrant am in sup pastor, etremobilly ea he ran wood to Thormanby when carrying • 31b. penalty for the Girecrack Stakes, when Sur iname Emily, and Interest, woe among the defeated, the former running Vanquisher to • neck tor mond mosey. Thormantry's defeat of Rettlebose for the Eglotton Stakes was only • confirmation of the running of the pair in the spring; still the grey ran very badly altogether at the meat. lag, having to suocumb to the moderate Rose Middleton for the Rewchffe Stakes. At Rehm there was nothing to an. lboy Thunderbolt ; bat the dais of rinds was very good 1 at Oxford, Pravd a raerdost • decided semeriseity over Lady Takoosr, and tbs. taking her renege for the defeat when not hell fit at &harry, while Hartley Whimsy was far Is the rear of the pair, the hereof beforehead hinds; that the hoes was not himself. Rimiest Ma, as extremely good l'earls"4 of Bandy . wen the Nureary with all the best of the hts, but Meatier reformares fee similer item show hint to he equal to his took% sad there is plenty of work before Mai, if 1 mistake not. 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