The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-16 00:00:00

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Sta,—No maw have we got overthe bustle and esellememt el mesh • malt se Goodwood than snother I messensi Mme la • May them* charecter, end themwho have tem imilugelft the rinses a plane baked to tame: IN Oahu Ores was MI law le mums themeeslue for Dam le the ether end i ar Illegkm a if they whit to w ildlife la de week et OM of Osedweete peat auk. Csald Weems might-Ihnees Cup leimedual IN the premramais due Tea Anima Idwilks, BUM woad be}sithieg be give fir 1111111111‘ ptherleg the gentheimea IN the twe met three Ter old hems me nabs m some sad kthevalne, es me she thelemtheepe; ball h amsekehle thee with the leseureee ▪ thareseememd, IN they dl tribes 414111. emethedithrent Makes, the ewes semmthee will not Isles to akin %pea emit a wel4=l , eseineusatly the twenty which me iel ke darks the three awe - btu edy L i = ewes them a menthes lakeest. The kevard of the Wier to the bet deg.@ mil the introducing g leam Its awl, meal Cl= w %muds rendming the maim pia ; but se it le, tea stakes sad Me the nulehme set Ise the *et day lte tome quite maannille, end w am eager melte will be testily tired of the thee ammemmt bine It is over, from the summer of the pleas that me prrionned. Monday's bill of fere nimbi els be immumi, by the withdrawal of two of the IN meats for two- yeerelis therein, es the money Mita might Dtowed, , the stab e lammed V The Convivial le the greet evesald be* worth • good WU, and sells debar too-mer e* larks of the rusting, we mut nalelpthe the data of a taw sten of the north. Rammir hs lam tosizit o l: the dengilater of King foes and Tememelete dem, de Naentlard, the Rap, by West Maratha, out a Kathleen, and the colt by Longbow, ant of Lady Evelyn; mad u they see all allowed Sib, the 21b pomaded Thom:Leahy erol hew le be iadustrious to beat whammy opposes him teem the lot; be bas oleo some formidable opponents eweng the pale& performers, In the Leprocheon, High Treas." Bastes, sod Vieth; the Bret-mentioned, while I. mules of &bi being about the most dangerous. MI, we do net uses such a game bit of stuff se Themeneby every day, end he is fairly entitled to the pre. terroes, the Lepeebees being the moat promising candidate be surd Lady Falconer has had a long net, and Mr. tarry l give bar smothery trial in the rich Juvenile Stakes, Ike the only me to beat, in Grenadier • the latter, however, has b i t 2 ba th ed to wt. a good round sum of money IN mat Darby, and his prim:alone are cussidered so by Ms own party that, as her ladyrhip k not partial to anything beyond half ...mill, ha should make a wenewluie senesesfal dike has, The couple of Utronyeardld hem have nearly the roes la aeg.ged la en* end it to Dinh to my elan ther Osumi& wit slew IN either, se al will depend on whet imimels nee ea Se era. II the north of Regland Iblemekte sae. she hes aMb psuak, end is, besides, append Dalai ; serequently she may deribte an en teenntse end peke the Torbhire Oaks, one mile nod a rade; metes. IN ally _formidable opponent. are Asahlthines, Ariadom and issiuds She beat the two lag immlithei very cleverly la th e Oats; but Prelude ma closer 61111 aeon her Mode theet,Ot pcierible after her exhibi tion k the One Therreemikend ftmmerside must find a diA enifp lashing her 711/ og a *Oleg, especially if she hes so meth lope's/ es le be le erne Mesand at • t' lot* shot" it Ithe Si. Legg. II Mg that neither starts when Milliembem nod Adis di earthy of consideration. Thanks is also in the Biennial • bet as her owner'. Itheseste ma be repot** ther by Gamester, there is nest meek Ml:Scully ha I ped's how his forces will be =ffiallee latter Menu upon his Newcastle with Willie OP, end among such company an Diadmr, °adds, Tkithenene, mothestkes d the Immmeument J. SIM allsied Impoisum timber defeat by malsrelennimele mut min or algil of Wang his fa vourites too cheap ; Ddinfier h thilisd to the preference el the two, and in the probable almoso et Summereide he droll be very near winning his tai god stake for Mr. Ileana. It erns paseet to a the wand that Schield,' wee not her ik whim be ran for the Darby,. sad there were so many good Oafs appelet eer l d ilis mine t i ter tbat I fully expect to the like Aludgis ea births Brenham Park Stake., glnuela Ada. 11•11116 we the °sly other names of mete. The lertheate Taterbelles baa nothing to beat fa the Burgundy Blebee, er he mead be liable to defeat over the two miles, met hie oppanaate will, doubtiesa, prefer forfeithe theilo move to being the full Maks. The MageOld Handiasp. one mile, bee a poor miry, sed although the 10 sow entrance is p.p., we gmer• anticipete all going to the port, for Dino and the Heiress are liable to oe reserved fir the Bbor. Deeneny, tpre, 80 7th, is about the mast prowling alter them, he he he. much improved this sawn, having beaten* geed kid at Newcastle. The Eter Handicap two melee, although it obtained but a email eeceptance ' will fully maintain its character for the tot are so nicely weighted that there will be but ' few &b -usters, and the second day will not be wanting a " feature." Leamington km &alas= sompted to oblige one of the light weights, for his funk breakdown is said to have bees a penis's one ; bet the homy weights have will • formidable remmentative in Uaderbacd, who hie nothing whatever to complain of altar hie Nerthomberiand Plate victory, for both Peal and Lifebut would be favourites were they en gaged here at the seam relative weights with him they met et therm He is giving Starke 7lb for the year, end ought to beat him, for, had he started for the Goodwood &ekes, with Illat (Starke tended Tet 71b) he must have beaten Life boat may lengths" as he WO9lO have ran him on 10Ib twter Urns them when he deke - ed him et Newcastle. Borderer dm sot wear to 4vr retained the form he 'bowed let year, or he would hold Underhand " se mare as houses," but seed the old 'wee eagaged, the Maid of Derwent, haa shown a good IN. this 'nova, having once run a dead hest with thwart while giviag her four some, and at the same tine bream the Prioce of Newark, when coaceding tat 611. She eabseqiieully met the Litter again, giving him 2.t. end may suffered dekst aft,r a deed beat, so that mitts but 7st Illb her chance is to be highly repected, especially sa her not being polled out fa about three swathe metiers ft peedble the has been kept for a great Wake. When Ditto teen Lifeboat in the eyeing, the letter email wrong, end ea the digitises was wily ensile, and he had been beaten .few weeks previously floor this mune with therein' weight he is allotted mew, I shall not alter my opinion that by cannot stay until Allied. Kestrel end Courier we penalised, which negatives whit memo they see deserving of as coconut of their recent vitembe, so that Peeress la the only or of the middle welshes likely to trouble the lodge; and, despite her wretched performances this remem, mosey may make her fret firrowile. Of the three-yr•eida, lice rums, Metros, 111141 end Daniel are under T. Dawson's care, neither ‘be i n ran believe formidable after their recent runnier, Wing a greater partiality for Archduchess, the representa tive of his neighbour, J. O.borne. The Dane, - Volatile. Poach, sad H"ney hove .Lows each moderate capabilities that Shaft°. with hi. weight, seed not be in hie beat form to best them; and, denim hie recent in-and-out rennin', be deserves so much credit fir his mining defeat of Lifeboat that his chance mast not upon any eczema be overlooked. The market indic.tes, however, that he has not been en treated tha " medial" a, yet, and, like another animal that Me knocked in and gone out, the COMMIT, he might be ressued kr ~nether day. Siefto sad the Meld of Dement have decidedly the best of the weights nevertlit lees ; and after thew acme Arbducheee, Poem , , and Underhand; the beet to stand upon to heat the laid being Maid of Derwent, Un derhand, end ArchAnchser, wbo may obtain the noire of the judge in the order named, should they all go the poet. The Vice St. Leger and Hoick) Stakes k real " geed things" for Gamester and Newcastle, their opponents pee =the meet maderatempabililles ; sad if th tint e men head "ran up" on Wednesday be will not have may egoist him, Newcastle's exhibition already promising to be but • walk over. The Eglinton Stakes islet two and three year oltle, the your ones being wall represented by Theemaaby Luanne', Fidtlebone, and Sir C. Mack Grenadier ;ad Sampson; while Shaft*, Sir Hercule., and Lady Kingston are the pick of the old homes. With so many two-year-old events to be decided on Thursday, I shall not attempt to gnaw how them moped in more than one will be disposed of; but should Thornmeiby put in an appoinaoe he haa only Sir C. ?honk's representative to beat, having shady ap p arently settled the pretensions of Lamellas to ran a climaxes with him. In his absence, the contest Mil be an open one, unless previous runtime should do somethieg to throw a light upon it, Sir C. Maack sod Mr. Parr (who ham Rettielsone and Lupines) being moat likely to supply the winner. In the Prince of Wales's Seth" Thoruianby hes to :beat Vesta, High Irm o% Ksanne, and other winnere, a task he appears capable of peraig ; but should either Stockade or Greed Plaster whinathe Malmo people nee pretty fond) some out. his prey will not be comfortable until the nice is over. With seek a great gnu se the Wizard in the North of England Biennial, It would Pavony of obstinacy to look shawls/ere for the winner; will, he nosy have a very different claw of animals °pooping him to 'bore wile were behind him at Goodwood; and he moat beat them before we have the moot he is equal to hie look.. In the Filly Sapling Stakes we have Mr. Greed's's Coatedina, Sir C. ilneck's Vest. and Polianthas, and Mr. Merry's Lady Falconer sad bozo which to make ape field, end were each geode:nen re mounted the struggle would sot be the kart sateresting of the day, withers le no "line " to point out the winner; the order turned being that in which I should prefer them. The Two-year-old items in Fridey's programme mast be but briefly miaow], its I eon only assert that Sir C. Mout looks the most promising in the Colt &piing, he pm eseltas the only dangerous aetsgoolat at present to Thormeaby he the Gimcrack ; but what bee the beet prospect In the Raw elide Stakes amour Backbit*. Bootlick, Egan, sad Lewd Glasgow's " dart" all by Plying Dutchmen, out of is a riddle that mast be solved ay previous rana=, the fear In the A c ne Produce site quite unknown . TM Omit Twkallise Stahl kill aloe to apperwasly 'SUN of Weis& LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 16. 1859. day, for all the " creche bat Ye Yoratag ead Craziest ore esgeged la either the lif or the 011 w, sod If tlsueosdde ora beet ell wan ea that day than will be beds came foe ker to few thaw.—l So, ix., METROS. August lb. PROGRAMME OF YORE AUGUST MEETING-To-mousy. Tao ZETLAND STAIR'S Of 60 sown, added 10 a liandirep Sweepstakes of 6 son. sob. Ose clam and Sari on Tuesday. TH3 SECOND TZAZ 07 751 THIRD NORTH or ENG LAND BIENNIAL STAIR'S Of 40 4011. rich, h ft, with 100 added, for Syr-aide ; oohs, 7lb ; fillies, 841 lb. The wiener of the Derby to wry Sib ; al the Oaks, Two Thou sand Grimes Stakes, or the second I. the Derby, bib extra ; awe aim god= voles 600 Boys., sad not having lees than tight sielrielhers, in 1860, 31b extra berms having stated in 1869 sad never having eon, anemia 61b, the second to the Derby excepted. The owner of the wooed horse to receive a sum aqua to 10 per cent. on the whole stoke, and the third es save kis stake. Two miles, over the Old Gonne. (49 rebe.)-Layton, Royal Dew, Ticket of Leave, Gladiolve, Tom Kbg, Aria, Cautious, fiereseds, Colitgles, Luscious, Vault, The Deer, Brininerside (Mb ears), Maid sf the Mist, Morton, Ilmay Burgundy, Galles, Eneria* Feria The &oat, WMie Wright, Compton, Monk% Lard a the Merit, The Osteke. bf by Stockwell-Terreas, nest Readies, Marais, Gamester Printout, &. Crimea, Valera. The Wessel ivii ack Brile, Indifference. Stone do Need, De -1 bar, Barbee, Sharper, Yellow Roes, how (M -=IA V olatile, Ells, Wes &rig (paid), LE* Ariri (paid), Joyerie (paid), Cavendish (paid), Nodose Stone TH. ). TOIIIIIII OWLS Of 16 sovs. esilt, 6 ft, he three. yr-old fillies, 84 7lb sects, with 100 added. The wiener of the Oaks ea Epsom to awry 71b, the mond alb efts; the wirier of any rim three-yrorbb sake vain* 600 sm. to carry 41b extra; the extra Nen in no case to be eatensink dye. Maiden Allis bane' bean beaten in 1859 allowed Mb; diwo In 1858 and 1859, De; 6111 es having rev:teed 60 ewe. for running second (ristiemp crisped) not to be asidned maidens ; the second to melee 60 son. out of the stakes, and the third to move bar sari. One toile and a quarter. (55 subs.)-Orlando, Beate, Archduchess, Vivant, Cripple. rata, Toe Woman in Meek, sister to Apathy, Mrs. Stowe, Iby the Knight of Assn, Malcolm, or Stiletto-Windltes, Canticles, AWanta, Pall, Dean, Bilberry, Luscious, Mar rosiede. Summand& cm, extra), Eller, M ist of the Mist, Rosedale. Viva, Precious Bono (dowl). Ambush, Lady Rodeo, Zitella, t by Stockwell-Tomas, Meg Members, Miss Finch, Eleanor, Prelude, Villaret, Gnatcatcher, Lady Lamb n, f by Birdcatober-Blesiala's dam, Vatty, Olympias, Neese* Adelaide, Arida*, Lily, Monk, Conjeatnee, Pear ls% Caei- a Mies Partridge Jeannie Demos, The Covenant Bow, Never Nepal., Superstition. Yellow Rom, Certainty, Mat Cantribuni esteilialit, Qui Vivo (414 ext), Jepson. Max MAJZSIT'S 71471 of 100 es.. for 3-yr-olds and ori ented.; 3-yr-olds, 7.4 71b ; doer, Bat 1216 ; Ave, gat Mb ; six end aged, Pet 7113. Two 11111 C-To dose and name oa Tuesday. THZ BRAXHAK PARK STAKES of 100 sow. rill, 30 fr, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, list 71b ; BUfr, Set 31b. Winner* in 1859 to carry 31b. One mile sad a hale (6 sabs.)-Magio (late The Four-leered Shamrock), Actaeon (Mb ext), Bou quet (31b ext), Schuloff, Ralph*. THI CONVIVIAL STAKIS of 10 SOVes seek, ft, with 100 rided, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 61b; Mae, 21b those got by nations or out of roses which never produced a winner allowed 31b, if chimed at the time of naming; winners before stetting to carry Mb extra; the sewed to naive 10 per sast nut of the stake,, and the third to sari his stake. T.Y.C. (92 subs.)- With/house, Sweriance, ch c by Creiner-Itedea (31b), Balloon. Mut (31b), 2 rzt.; Goldfioder (Mb), The Graf (31b), Niger (31b), De Bets (31b), Lady Pamela (Mb), Homeward Bound (31b), DOOMS` nod Blitz, Riebberte, Eriembrannt (deed) mho. Valk' (31b), 2 eat; Pampa (Mb), The Le proc.hana (31b), Eleanor to Monti rd (Mb), f by Autocrat- Itleot's deco (31b), Maid of Lyme by Teddingtem (31b), oh f by Meleohn-The Jealous Otte (Mb sit), Edith (3)b). Emily (21b), 2a t• fby West Australlea-Caridure (3ib), Iby The Flyieg Dittchman-Escalads, Job, Bow Bears (31b), bf (deed) - toy Totristone-Bridne (Mb), May Stuart (Mb), Fenny (31b), b c by Weatherbit-Aunt Pbillla (kb). Error (Mb), Erie (31b), ch f by De Briar-Teens, Sutton, Chirper (31b), c by West Australian-Mad of AU Work (31b), Autocrat (31b), Lady Grosvenor, Rastas (315), 2 eat; Oren (31b), Bab at the Bowa ter, Creamed (31b), High Treadles, 2 eat ; Vourlak, 2 int ; Malaria (31b), ApAynn (31b), Floreetine (31b), The Bap (31b), Loiterer (31b), Vriountess (31b), f by Vol. Wiser-The blayer's Daughter, o by Chsaticker-Sun- Sower, cby Priam-Free Gift (Sib ). Sparrow Hawk (31b), Torments (311), Wildman (31b), f by West Australian- Mira Apse (Mb), c by Auger-Incesee (31b), Gratitude (3lb), Jack Sprat, Ruahlight (late Rath) (31b), I by King• iron-Elton Horne (Sib), Man at Arms (31b), Lady Welles ley (316), Trothikett, t by tilene-Trourseau (31b) (lead), Compote, Thernriaby (Mb extra), c by Trims-St. Anne (Mb), The Prophet, c by Berates-Counter of Burlington, Olivet (31b) (21be0to.). c by Hannit-Ledy Ann (31b) (peed), Thin., Lord Milton (Mb), Tommy, (31b) (21b extra), I by Birdnitcher-Eriblieg Keno (31b). Merryman ('lib extra), Maybud (31b), Nig/Hiegel* (31b), Frangipani (Mb), Tyna n& (316),1 by Vatican-Lady Wild (31b). Odo (31b) (lib extra). c by Loogbow-Lviv Evelyn (31b), Subtraction (31b), Uposhand, Bono Blink, Ziogan (31b), Genteel Havels& (31b), Padlock (3ib). Tax JVVISILI STAKES of 100 SOTS 11111 t, ao ft, fur WS of 1867 ; cells, 8m 7lb ; &d e, Bat 51b. The seemed to save ids grin Thies quarters of a :ale. 7 enba-Bee by The Flyiee Daelmen--Conezon, na Bab at the Beware, Trove tors. Lady Pekoes, °moodier, Profess. Bebe/moths. THE CH ESTEKTIRLD HANDICAP of 10 noes each, with 60 added by the Res Committee, for awes of all apse. Ties winner of any handicap of 200 son vase alter ihei drier ration of the weights to carry 71b extra. One rile. 16 rift. s. et DI 0011107. 4 Ac 5 7 Barris . A I L 1 1 1 % l = "1". I % 4 4 Eel 1 3 1 41 esperrie_ 3 5 THE ELLING STAKES of 5 MYR each, with 25 added; for 3-yr-olds, EH 71b ; four, 9at 71b; lire, got 121 b; nix and aged, lOst; mares and geldings allowed 31b ; a winner in 1858, omens, ee Gerry 31b; twice or more, 61b eine. The winner to be sold for 160 esre. ; If for 100, all wed 41b; 80, 71b ; 60, lab; 40, 16Ib ; 30, 2216; the winner to be put up by ano des, feu T.Y.C.-To close and name this day (Tuesday). Tat SIXTH TRAY OF THE EVIG:110Y STAKES of 100 arie. each, h ft, or 4-yr- olds; colds, Bat 7 1 b; and Mlles, Bet Mb. Two miler, over the Old Coarse. (5 subs.)-Killi- Peri, Toxophillts, Lord of Lore, litriring Bird, Blanche of Eiddlebie. PROOCCI MATCH of 200 POW.. h ft ; colts. 80 ne; 6111ee, Set Mb. T.Y.C.-Lord Glasgow's b I by Barbetri out of Coalition eget Lord Derby's b f by Longbow out of Leger demain. MATCH of 200 love., 60 ft ; both 3-yr-olds. One mile mad a qvartar.-Mr. C. Reyeard's Basilisk, 9st 21b (Mr. C. Boynton to ride), apt Mr. GiUy's Flash In the Pen, 9st (jockey to ride), emend hone to recedes a gum equal to 10 pm cent. on the whets NalmoDond Ors third to save his slake. T.Y. C.awa, 00 rubs.) Lomddrd, nor mod B The Loprooh Richberta. c by Dune O'Rourke dam litz, (Grayling's darn) by Sleight of Maud, Einem de Montford, o by Mountain - Deer—Peg the Bake, Boathook, f by Autocrat—Elect's dem, Coronet, Te a onto G la nady_ si rek v !=i Il si ar mat' m TM Banned , Higoneaa, a by Naboi—Ledy Alice, Homeward Bawl er , Syrume, br to Rainbow, Madrid, Mer ryman, TiOVIIiOT• (31b ea), Grenadier, Polyanthus, fby Rbogetar ra t zhair seriflor, Rammer, The Wizard, South Am imam, Tormentor, 1 by Stockwell—Ronal, Newby, Niel, rho P o by Burnon—Countem of Burlington. Aurora, Andrus, bedlam, Ross* Whirlwind, Frangi pani The Grand Ideater, Indiana, Solitade, Von Strome, Whinatme, o by Joe Lovell—Terpsichore, Australian, Ham my, Upperhand, Venquisher, Lancheator, Bow Beams (paid), Amethyst (paid). Ti, EOLINTON STAKES of 16 soya. each, 6 R, with 100 Wad, far 2-yr olds, 7et ; and throe, 9st ; mans and gelding' allowed 41b ; the wiener of the Derby to carry 101 b of the Oaks, 71b; of any other three year old stoke value 3 60 eon., 314 sun; poultice not oot =ditto. • maiden 6-yr olds allowed 10Ib ; maiden 2-yr old* having :tested moo, allowed Mb: twice, 6lb ; Woo, 711). One mils. (34 saw) e la r ms nidiii:46 . . ** ** *** Or *** AP Pm PPP, =ebb!. Or WM.= 0., Dbit Hershel 14 Waists. t by Ur pr. vow t flibalrytelt— sess—PflAbt .... Awl 2 IPA lAtAtYY lf,,_ ' =tiiii La* W i rlritsi: I Ton Nat gambler 2 g TIVILLT . NTAXIS a 80 move. boob, 0715 smalt. E furlc H i f i } by Voltimur—lLikelem Nab, Polyautlam, Visit, f. by is Bawls, ladkaa, Flowatta, Rhammabswasa t a i Lomax PLAT 2 of 2.5 son., Wed to a ewsoratskss ei onsasek ; ser 3-yr-oldo, est. 1016.; Soar, gat 111 b. ; An, 10st 311 s; mia sad sod, lOst 416; soma sod geldings mad maiden tltrosisar-oldi aad oypwaada, &Lived 81b. ; Masa Immen mot whams at able meeting allowed 315. Tits wiener* be sold for 2001.; lf mitred to be told for 1801., slimed 41b. ; If for 1001., 815.; If for 801,, 141 b.; if for 501, 201 b.; If for 301., Mb. The erhmat to be put up by auction. Ow Lis. To ohms sad ammo this day ( sy). 30 ft., far two-year yards. (13 subs.)— as,by Palomar, tun-13aar10c0,__ Car FRIDAY. Tee PIPET TZAR or THE SIETE RIME PRODCCE Swiss al 60 MOVE sack, h tt, far 2.yr-olds; colt., e t 7Th; Mbas, 41b ; thodgot by untried stallions, or out of on triad mans, allowed Mb; bat only cos allowance. T.Y.C. To ens again at Newmarket, in the Craven Meeting, ' 1860. D.M. (4 subs.)—t by Prime Mid:ter—The Happy Gismos (MO), Polyardhue, Sparrow Hawk, &briar. Tat BALWCI.ItIi STARES Of 10 sm. wok It ft, with 100 I added. for 2-yr-eide; colts, 8.171 b ; 41 6 ; those ! by stalliess, or on of mares that arm produced a wisner„' allowed Mb; both, Sib. if claimed at the tints of sandsg ; the dear of a stake valise 100 move., to carry 211,• of two, or ow of 200 son. value, 4lb extrej the mood horse to main 60 sou. out of the stoker. T.Y.C. (22 sobs. V 7 arse Sprite (31b), fby Bimetal—End Horns, Rajah Brooke (3thl, Madame Bellavodsky, Ross Middling, Darner , and Bits, Richberta, Bonny Bear, Beatinek, Tb. Gem (31b), Iwo to flphiedera, Slarnita Egbert, Bunco, Glandinning, Rattlehme (Sib) (2lb ex), Lady Down (61b), Seaton. Von Strom, Sparrow Hawk (Sib), Florette, bro to the Flying Cload, Ithaenibreacs (Mb) (dead). Tell SEVENTEENTH TSAR OP THE GREAT YORKSHIRE Stumm of 10 move, each, with 100 added for the mond home, for three -1 r-olde ; colts, Bst 71b; and fillies, flat Mb ; the winner of the Derby et Epsom to carry 7lb or of the Oaks 41b extra. One tolls sod three quartiles. (8 2 gabs.) Snakes Rock, Layton, Rose of England, Tomboy, Emotion, Lon, The Lark, Mouravied, Magic, May Mania, Oliver Twist, Oceenue. Knuckle Duster, Fingal, f by Stockwell— Haber* Qui Vive, Phantasm, Clamors, Van Diemen, Flew d'Atuour Gladiolus, The Scout, The Slave, Peace Prociiumd,BeLmersog, Hermitage, Aem, Eskdale, Fabius, Parasiokr, Dealt, Cobbler, Sommerside (41b extra), Maid of the 111•4 Xenia Silverdale, cby Bandy—Simon Pure's deal, ..mona a by Flatcatcher—Ruth, 'Ticket-of-Lvave, IlLemal, Lustre , lonia Gamester, Prelude, Vslentine, Eltassr, Marsden., Cynricue, St. Clarence, Red Bogie, Black Vatty, Napoleon, Dulcimer, Broils du Nord, ArLlalemus, Madame Vestrie, The Squire, Uralian, Feeder tics, Nkosts, o by Chatterbox —Brandysnap (wrong nomina tion), The Covenant Bow, Never D Precursor. f by Past an—Blida Rufus Mathis. Cook-s- espair, hoop, t by Vatican Wild, Miss Chatterbox, Sing of Algiers, Greystock, Ma Rare Avis, Don Cossack, King of Sardinia, Raid^ Wing, SasMille, Cavendish (paid), Christopherawl). THE COLT SAPLING STAKES of 60 SOPS. each, 30 ft, foe 2-yr-olds. Bst 71b emelt. T.Y.C. (6 furlongs 44 yards.) (8 sobs.)—C by Barbares—Flutter, Ebony, bro to Rainbow, Madrid, Sampeoe, Grenadier, Theilleur i _Bivorma. THE CONSOLATION SCRAMBLE of 60 move., added to a bedlam stakes of 6 sous. each. T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 44 yards) —To else and name on Thanday wreietag. Tee GIMCRACK STAKES of 10 men. sack, with 100 added, for 2-yr-olds; colts. 8M 7lb ; Mike, Sit Mb ; the winner of the Cuadviel, the Prince of Wales, or the Fourth North of Ragland Biennial Stakes, to carry 31b extra; the mood to roans 26 moos. oat of the stakes, and the third to rave him stabs. One mile. (33 subs.) Sweetener, fby Cothentose, dam by Epirus—Redcap'. dam, Ratan, Horror , Emily, Rases, Barrowey, Bra, Professor Deck, Sir William. brine; Amy Sediwick, Egbert, Plampt,n Rock, Lady Tramper, Melior, bro to Rainbow, Thormenby, (headier, Serapson, Itenimac, Wildman, North Lancashire, The Pro phet, Radagooro, Man at Anna, The Rap, Horace, t by Augur, Whinstons, Bliapby, Vanquisher, Odo (paid). THE NI:HSERY HANDICAP PLATE Of 100 sow, for 2-yr• olds. Any number of horses the property of the same owner may ran for this plate. T.Y.C.—To close and name by 8 o'clock on Thursday evening. Tan TYRO STAKES of 5 sous. each, with 25 added, for 2.. n olds ; oohs, gat ; and allies, Bs. 10Ib. The winner to bs sod for 100 son. •, if entered to bs sold tor 801. allowed 151 b ; K for 501., 101 b; if for 321, 141 b. To be put up try auction. T.Y.C., 6 furlong* end 44 yarda.—To Gloss and name by eight o'clock on the Thursday evening. THE HERBY:RS' PLATE of 60 son., given by the members for the city of York; 3-yr olds, let; four, bat 31b; five, bat 10th; mix end sind, Set; mares and geldings allowed 31b; a winner mice Mfrs moving of any stake value 100/. or up wards, to carry 31b; twice, 6lb extra; maiden hones at the tier of starting allowed in the following proportion r-3.yr olds, 61b; four, ; five and upwards, 1615; handiospe r and walks over not to disqualify as maidens; the winner to be sold for IOW.; bat It entered to be sold for 801., allowed &b; if for 601., 12ib ; if for 30f, 181 b; to be put up by no r don, Ac. ; two guineas entrance, to go to tee mond horse. One mils and a half.—To doss and name this day (Tumeda). TIOItSDAT. THE LONDEEROIIOVOM CEP 'indict') Of 30110Ve added to a Bsrespstnkse of 6 sons each: for all ape. Three -qiiartals of a mile.—To close and name on Wednesday o i e ht . _ _ Ttte Enos Sr. Lr.oza of 25 Bove each, for three-yr tilde; cobs, Ret 71b; and fillies Sat 21; the winner of the Derby to carry Sib; of the Oaks, Sib; and of any other three -yr old stake value 600 nova, lb extra; of any two of the above, 21b, fa addition to the highest penalty attached to either of snob two, but the extra weight it, no cue to exceed tilb ; the sewed horse to receive beck his stake. One mile and three =s. 14 antic—Woodburn, Roadie Duster, Oceanus, cly,Blrdbolt, Pillager, Annie's, Hardnot, Gamester, betiffetence, Actaeon (3.b rites), Sharper, Viking, Bonita lD ). En Parsecs of WALES'S &YAK ZS Of 10 NOM such, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds; colts, Set 716; and Olen Set 21b. A winner before starting to retry 21b extra. T.Y.C. (5 for bore' sad 44 yards). (30 sobs.)—Sweetaanos. Smile (lib extra), Mantras (21b extra), Tem, fby The Flying batch unn—Gilber, b c by Berbe—Flutter, Btockade, Base beck (lets Noble Hobble) (21b extra), Plumpton Rock, Lady Trespeas, Syringe, High TTO•1114 (21b extra) Renew, Vesta (21b extra), Thormenby (21b extra), Pollsothos, Vesta (2lb extra), Soolletb Mead, ch e by Auger—Rata % MO Greed Neater, Von Stroos, &doles. Shoulderknot, Horace, oh Iby Anger—Wes Conynsh.m (21b extra), Recluse (lib extra), Lanokeeter, Fusilier, Horror, St. John (dead). Tae ONIAT EPOR HANDICAP STANNS of 100 save., added to a sweepetalse of 20 sore. each, 10 ft, and cols, 6 if declared. The winner of any beadicap value 100 move. sob estroent to the declarants of the weight* to carry 61b ; of two, 0Ib; of lime, 141 b extra; so Mrs to carry more them 14th extra. The winner to pay 16 moos. teweree sapeartee, and the second to receive 50 son. oat of the otaltm Toe miles, over the Old Coa r rse. (67 labs., id debris dsobend.) A lt 1 a r 4 l b =ow 3 1 Marks . .......... .... 4 I 4 _ Borderer .tai. et MMUS. : 7 ; I / I PIS 1 ENOCH DM 46010 .. 0 1 DEW .- ......... 4 • i 464HENiE ...... ...... 0 7 s a i r t ..n. e . • C 4 s = " .•• - 3 The Courtier 4 I f is : = 1 3 1 Eletr a: 3.414 1 liurr.tes THE HOPHITL STAINS 01 25 NOM sole ft, for 3-yr olds; colts, Bet 7lb ; and fillles, Bst 31b, that vs sever was 100 am. ' includior thrir own stake. pavlova to the day of nada( ; the whuar of the Derby, 1016 of the Oaks cc say stake value 600 11.3 n., /ID OILS; maide n allowed 31b. Ose mile sad a half. (7 sabs.)-Far Wee, Newcastle (7lb ez.), Had of MMus, Zona" IJralkan, Bankrupt, t by Ckaan -1 deer-Iffresday, by Amok " - _ MB Paw 'lrmo 01 Till FOURTH NORTH or IXOLAND BIZINNIAL Prom of 10 eon. mob, b ft, with 100 oidoil i for 2-yr-olds; c olor, Bot 71b; SUM., lot 21b; do winner of goy moo value 500 sow. to cony lab extra; bona harbor Mold 101859 tad itot irgaillevel 71b, Ulf onor of Ohs TATTERSALL'S.-MONDAY. Many subscribers haring areal quitted Loudon for York the room waa somewhat thinly attracted, and the badness tesnmeeed was on tno limited a scale to require comment. The only horses is demand for the Ebor Handicap we:e Starke and Volatile. NNW, who had been well supported inCity circles during the morning, declined to 7 to 1 offered. EDON HANDICAP. 100 to 50 apt Mr. R. Tea inoeck's Starke (t) 7 to 1 Loma Zettand'ir Volatile (t end oil) 7 to 1 Mr. Merry's Peerecs (off) Bto 1 Mr. Potato?* Underhand 100 to 6 Mr. Launders's 8h...it0 (off) BT. LEGER. 20 to 1 apt Bir C Moat's Prelude (t) DERBY. 10 to 1 apt Mr. Nichols Whited (t) 11 to 1 Lord Portsmouth's Buccaneer (1) 12 to 1 Mr. Wysat's Nuthoerne (t) 25 to 1 Mr. Mory's Thormenby (') ROYAL THAEUM NATIONAL REGATTA. FIRST DAY. The great metropolitan regatta under this title commenced yeeterday, and will be concluded this day at half past four. The weather was wet and threatening in the morning, but sa the day advanced It became more cheering atilt th ere was a greet deal more wind oat than suited light wager craft, and the labour of the various cosopetiton was materially itacressed In the early races, while three were advantaged by It who rowed down on the ebb tide. The beautiful state barge, the Maria Wood, had nearly tire hundred Vernon, on board, including • great many ladle., and Sir Janne Doke. who bad, as before, kindly volunteered to give the prima The services of the Hares Guards Blue band had been retained for the occatioe, and enlivened the intervals between the races with very excellent music. Throughout the whole distance from Putney to Hammer smith-Midge there were thousands of spectators. Vim sport 0313111011C011 at 2 o'clock with the &Ore Race, open to the world, weaken of three beats. This was fol lowed by the Waternien's Apprentices Bees for • coat, badge, and freedom, presented by the Themes Subscription Club, in two neat,. Then came the Champion Pour-oared Bad, open to the world : TIRAT HEAT, Loa Elloony (Newman) erlIW (bias) Haresteremith crew (white) 2 Waren Slleschemer) CAM (red) The Kikarmy mfr.—J. A. Charger, Chambers, E. Wemeh Hairy Clasper. It. Cle, coxwain. The Homaeradth Crew.—S. Hr, T. Haire, It.Pinero, O. Chum. W. BMW% enema. The Ibeherem Cork—H. Ault, H. Lag, E. Barrett, F. G. Benoit. F. Balm comoreht. A. velum" beton aMed, this am the great event of the regatta, sad spat which he malmity fairly be geld to To the above at *ere Wei le another hest, the Mold4a. or Fulham crew, of the champion of the Thum (H. Kelly) ; caw heat Heeeptee, and a miesed NW km Tiamairmallk pad Tag Wawa." (Stamped id. Additional.) [T WOPENCE. Adelaide, FaMena sad Richmond (green) .. Western. Hammersmith ( bl ac k ) 1 Hampea (yellow) The Adelaide Crew.—Y. , T. Macktoney, J. ltaekue my, H. Kelly. Driver, Ttr Western Ctrew.-43. Bonen, T. gut, C. Gibson, T. Wooreareft. W. Norms, cozewein. Tee liaairron Crew.—H. Earl, G. Cellos, W. Hares, J. Snell. J. Beeriest, enowida. LtiCORPOLIATID SOCIATY OF LIOANSID VICTO'ALL.W. Yesterday a special general court of the members of this moiety was held at the Bond-room of the School house, Resniegton-lana, for the purses of receivieg a re port from the governor and tenants*, as also for making aortal* alterations in sections 33 and 41 of the rules, ordi nances, and bye laws, the chief object beteg the admission of the children of members of provincial seeleties of the trade te • participation of the bateau of the school. Mr. T. WINTERROTHAM, of the V p ri„, Plant, Dover reed, M ph l i k s lovernor of the society, corn the chair, and 'li the übjecta of the meeting. The BICHRTARY (Mr. Smalley) then read the report, which showed that after some constdershie deliberation, the proposal for 'atoning the advantages of this institution to children of members of provincial linseed victuallers' anode time had been adopted,which hitherto had been limited to the incorporated society; and it woe believed that byeuchunans a unity of purpose and combined action highly beneficial to the licensed victualler of the kingdom, would be promoted. It was evident that the expeocee of an establishment like that of the licensed victuallers in Kenoingtorelene could not be hone by any provincial society, and coemiquently the bard of management of the incorporated society had come to the conclusion to submit to the court to allow Kinard to be ad mitted upon the nomination of a recognised committee el • provincial society d licensed victuallers upon payment from such society of • sum of 181. pee annum for each child ad mitted, which Included clothing as well as board and edu cation, to be under the some regulatiose in even respect as the rest of the children in that establishment; end the num ber of such children in the schools tromputheital societies to balimited to 30 at on time. This woeM net interhee wlgh the admission of the children of the ordinary subscribers, es Km need is Kennington-lane con ROCONIOIO4OI. NIONIR OUR bawl children more dam at presort. Muth adongemmd k was trusted would be the mess of e zeni th& the dimity end the operations of the=genersily. The repent having been unanimously Mr. BRYON proposed, and Mr. Refeetion ascended a re solution beviog for its object, " rualrieg children out to servitude to have remained six months et the it% their situation', instead of three months as Uptown; babes they be entitled to receive any allowances& a service he. da we also agreed to nem, con. Oa the motion of Kr. thins, seconded by Mr. L. James, the following was also unanimously adopted "And provided further, that from and after the 6th dry of October. 1839, the governor an committee for the time being shall be empowered to place I the said school children of members of any recognised provincial association of licensed victualled in Boehm& each children to be no minated end recommended by the committee of every such association. at au annual payment to be made by such com mittee, the amount of such annual payment to best the dis cretion of the governor end committee of the maid society for the time being ; that the children so placed in the said school shall be subject to the same rules and regulations as those elected by the sebectibers at large, or placed in the said school on the permanent fend satabluthment by the governor and committee for th e time being. Provided also, that In consideration of the apprentice and service fees Feld to children after leaving the school being derived either from the subscription fund, or from the permanent fond, the children of members of the provincial associations of Seeded victuallers shell not be fratithd to redid, nor shall recede, any sum as an apprentice Of service fee from the funds of the said school. And provided, lastly, that not more than thirty children nominated and recommended by the committees of the provincial association, and placed in the said school by the governor and committee for tee time being, shall be in the said school at one and the same time." Mr. Poinan expreeeed his amoral of the arrangement as regarded the admission of the provincial children, and felt that the gum of 18/. per annum for each wee rather I. ,e then he ex fed,' considering that such slum included clothing as well se board and edemtiost. At the same time he hail little doubt that each child thus admirod would produce two or three life snbecriptione. Masers. Rountree, Bit, end Oebb, expressed similar opinions. Mr. B. FOSTER suggested that arrangements 'tepid be made to give advantages to priority of application from the sevetal provincial societies, but this wee, after • brief discus don, determined to be left in the hands of ,the board of Management for the time being. The routine business having been concluded, the nodal mart for confirmation was fixed to take place on Thnreday, the 6th October next, prior to the ordinary nebula of the quarterly court. On the motion of Mr. KILBURN, seconded by Mr. B. B. Watling, a vote of thanks wee unanimously passed to the gadder and committee. The GOVERNOR, In acknowledgment, unwed a bete that the regulations they had made upon this occasion would show they bad done something towards bolding out the hand of fellowship to their provincial brethren. A similar compliment having, upon the motion of Mr. Carols, seconded by Mr. Fox, been unanimously paid to the secretary, Mr. Smattzt, in acknowledgment, recapitulated the cif cementing connected with the movement, and expressed a hope that every possible aid would be given to forward the wish of the Governor ' viz., to make as many new members ea possible during his year of anal, so by thus thereat dog the circulation of the journal to promote the interests of the charity. The cnt was then adjourned. SEDUCTION AND SUICIDE.—A well-dressed young woman wee observed by • policeman early on Saturday morning on the towing path of the Regent's Canal. near Maiden-lane. The agitation of boo manner scoured hi s eurpirlone. He watched her program ea far ea that part of the river near the Old Thatched Hones, In Lower-stre't, Itlington, when she plunged into the water. The constable se quickly as possible reacted the !pot, but the unfortunate young creature had then disappeared, the depth of the river at this part being nearly eta feet. The drags were obtained end the body recovered, but life was quite extinct. It bag been since ascertained that the deceased was Mime Caroline Holliday, aged 16. Yesterday evening an inquiry into the , eirounausnces attending the affair took pleas at the Lord Nelson Tavern, Holluway.road. before Mr. Wakley. Mrs. Mary Ann Holliday, who wee deeply affected, deposed that she melded in Exeter-street, Mdda-bill. Hu husband was • commercial traveller, and then out of town. The deceased was her youngest daughter; the was • well-educated, amiable girl, but, unhappily, about lest Eater she bad be come acquainted with a young man, of good family, named White, who, under the ermine, of mairiage, had ruined her. He had ethos slighted her, which preyed greatly upon her nand, and for some weeks before the commission of the rash act she wee dreedtully depressed, and constantly in tears. (The poor mother was here so overcome with grief that she was obliged to be carried from the room.) The jury, slier commenting upon the truly melancholy nature of the case, returned • verdict of "Temporary inasnity." MELANCHOLY SUICIDE OP A LITTLE. GIRL:— Yesterday morning, between teven and eight o'clock, • very painful excitement wee 000ssioned in the neighbourbood of Copeuhogen-.treat, Wegner, in consequenoe of • melan choly occurrence in the family of Mr. Daniel Redman. It appease. from the best information obtained reepecting the said affair, that one of Mr. Redman's daughter., • meat interesting girl, eleven years of age, bad been severely scolded by her etepmother for some allege] ireptoyriety of conduce, which she threatened to inform her firth, r uf. The poor child wee so much alarmed at the, being a great fa vourite of her father's, that she secretly left the houte before breakfast, and hurrying down to the New-road, Lowden the tunnel and the Imperial Gee Factory, threw her.elf into the water. The act wee witnessed by • man who was walking along the towing-path at rose distance off, who harried to the 'pot, but the unfertunate girl bad disappeared. The dregs were then obtained, and the body was brought up and conveyed to the Lord Nelsen t reran, in Copeohagen-street, and Mr. Sillifant, surgeon, of Thombill-equare. promptly attended, and foe • considerable time endeavoured to restore animation, but ineffectually, as His was quite extinct. FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT ON A RAILWAY.-011 Saturday night, as the mall train, which leavers this town at 7.5., was approaching Bredbory Station, the engineman ob served a man walking awe the line on the left space between the up and down line of mile. The engine-driver sounded his whistle, and the man heard but instead of Weeping upon the down line he stepped upon mail the up line, on which the train wee approaching him. The driver maw the danger, end did all be could to avert it, but in • few leconda the mew had Wreck the unfortunate man and knocked hint down. His head was almost taken off, and be died instanta neously. We naderstand be was a Lame r, raiding near Dradbury.—Peccartle Chronic!". LUNACY COMMISAION.—The local Gazette say' a cue of oonsiderable interest is now being hand at the Castle of Exeter. It le an investigation into the sanity of • lady, Miss Phoebe Beings, who is aged about 82 years. She was born in Devonshire, and is glauddaugtiter of a former recite of Feniton, bat hes for many years resided at Warrington, Lthoeshire. Beastly she returned to this city. The ewe has been already brought before the Lords Jusffces. sad numerous affidavits have been Sled on both Ades. It ap posee<that the ladjwas plsoceilin a lunatic asylum in Lac caehi In December last, and the affidavits on one side described her condition there and her removal thence to Exeter. On the other side effidavile have been filed in reply, alleging her sanity. It sewn that the affidavits appeared fan contradictory to the Leda Jounces that they dhected Dr. Buckeill to risk MU' Swings and impales bees condttioa. That gentleman's d re in er atea ce t i s n ta to eu the n that r p , re. an ihe d i th ilA romed ie y ore had be w mae r liw w e, altasp:a.gilveusinotsh.kevinheffrealeigo resi dence ',slavery legatee mid executor. Tbe lunnoy 000 f missions'. before whom the case is being beard is C. Wand Wanes. CRICKET.--NOILTH V. 301:711.--na return neatibh betimes those two devote wee commenced at Can yesterday, wham the trot teeing , of eels aide was ear North marten 107. mid the Routh 48. (AdYertietanant] td Pa's (HOMOSOPATIIIC CNA. iaeeM um) clocos.—Tbly W p•ratieg b sold by yby =e h. l b, lib., and fib. yaykstb "Jame bp. illataavatbk (bad*. Londoa." Arrizernass• slaw. am. W. anamtngs, NMfumed B. Agar, Chelsea. 2 Join H. Chew. Newer& i a Henry &Om, Warmth soutania' 1131 AL 1110.. J. Who, How 1 2 T. Poona, Lambs& Jae. Chentare,, Hammersmith John illaskinney, Bich non d B. Oxhide, Pears-wharf The grunt boat of the Champion Pow-oared Race will kw rowed op hem ?Wail to Chiseriok Alt, at half-met four this afternoon, and a stessmr hem boss engaged by the committee to aecempany the won The Newcastle men are the favonntes. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY Amon 18. Arroyo - 3,lllM's. Conroe dei I. D. YgDomald (1865), to be [su= oonannisr of tbo Omit Osord, Ti.. Commie' p . *bon tinio et sunk* bos implied. Watering W. J. H. Gribbe (1854), to the Purl, 21, ear" dun all Paiiiioath. Atektont W. N. Blaynty, to the Carsick, 20, mow Noun wow% tl Slaionneoe. Clark W. P. Albin, to tits Nile, 90, screw Worn Sag ship, at Queenstown. Ana van 18.—Popsostor R. Cargeaven (1862), to the K;seers' Assisiewb J. rim. to the Scylla, 21, mew Maus ettevatee. at fammesee; sad W. J. Grandy, to the Stlmit a psiello-wlteel AIM frigate, at Portamouth. 'Permian B. E. Kitchell, to the Hastings, 60, screw Maim a p, cm oreet-goard @Grebe at Liverpool ; acrd J. B. Warier, to the Edger, 91, screw steam idly, at Woolwich. WOOLWICH, AUGUST 16. EXPERIMENTS AT THE DOCKTARD.—This night, ham 8 until 10 o'cloek, a melee of interesting rawriments wen carried oat in the Them., opposite the Doeard sad Royal; Aroma, for the perms of testing an invention of M. Ferdinand Silas, a France genthme, showing the practica bility of fleeting lights, wash esay be used as signals, or for , of tlestraceion. Ooodore Superintendent J. R. eceompeand by the inventor and muumuus asitatillo ratiuma, sad officers of the Dockyard, embarked onboard tin Bathe steam vessel, from which the combus tible materW woo thrown into the water, and a moat intense illumination was the molt, the Are Boating about a unarms of a ;WM and even paining order the watts without being mtieguished. PORTSMOUTH, ..1191/81. 16. The Sidon, 22, paddle wheal steam frig►te, Cap tale R. B. Crawford, went oat of harbour this morning and and ored at Spithead, to take in powder, shot, LI. She saluted the commander-in-chief on rounding the Spit buoy. The Yukon, steam troop ship, Commander A. C. Strode, went out of bmbear at noon to-day, end proceeded to the westward for trial al her enema. Site retired to harbour in the afiansoon. The Insperimme, 61, mew, Captain A. Maguire, will be paid in advance to-morrow. The mows of the Hero, 91, screw, Captain Seymour, and the James Watt, 91, screw, Captain Codd, will be paid bounty mew to-toorrow. CHATHAM, Acorn. 15. The following changes and appointments have been made at this garrison :—Captain J. K. M'Adam, com manding the depot of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, appointed to the Bad batiahon of that regiment; Captain F. B. Drew, late of the 94th Regiment. to be sdjuiant of the 3rd depot battalion, vice Captain Raclin, appointed paymaster of pemmican ; Captain R. B. Scoytlia,M.B., appointed to the hospital; Lieutenant C. D. Baynes and Ensign $ 2 .1770n5a, flth Regiment, to embark foe Calcutta, eaoh to gar his own pump. In wassequenos of the press of business at the head quarters of the Royal Bagimer establishment, canoed by the late Inman of the cone, the Wer-offlos has ordered as alimentation of three clerks to be made in the Assistant Adjutant-Gewerars department, Beceopton Barracks. " BLACK MONDAY " AT WOOLWICH.—Under the epplication of the new system of flagging on conviction of .11 anew of deeenton, the " Black Monday," which come time ago obtained its denomination in the Artillery Garrison, Woolwich, has bean revived, with increased severity. For several weeks pest each enteomeive Monday has been ushered in by " punishment parade," and the corporal punishment of moms three or four m.n. Yesterday various detach ments of the batteries belonging to the depot brigade of the 11,yal Artillery were mustered at 6 a.m., and were marched to the riding-house establishment to wit less@ the flogghag of nix men, mostly remnite, who have recently joined the brigade, and have since deserted. For this crime they ware adjudged by regimental and district aura-COUTTAT to melee be lashes, and to troffer a teem of imprieonmeet of from 60 to RIO days in Fort Clamart or same other of her Majesty's pole. A man belonging to the let Garrison Brigade, named Michael Crof on, who only enlisted about three weeks ago, has been arrested in a mune of nightly depredations and plunder ing, commencing from the tint night of his admiesion into the corps. It appears the aytem be pursued wee that of a well-practised hand, mad that it wee com menced shortly after hie enlistment. One night he succeeded in robbing a sergeant of 161., with which he pot successfully off, and did not make his appearance afterwards in the day time, but after nightfall he wag in the habit of repairing to the barrecke, which he had made himself well acquainted with, and, after undressing himself in the corridors end pas sages leading to the elerping-roome, he stole softly in. and geode honed, master of whatever money or portable articles ha could. On the last occaeion, however, having been accosted by the /entry on attempting to pass the gate, he wee unable to give a ottisfattory reply, and was marched to the guard-room under cornet. During his examination he treated the matter with much apathy end metronome, in forming his commanding officer that he was a ticket-of leave convict, and had no fear of military regulations. The list of prisoners now under oonfteement in the cella of the Artillery Barracks la unuattsily long; many of them will to tried by garrison court-martial, their crimes being held TO be be yond the jurisdiction of the minor regimental end district courts. FRENCH FoRTIFICATIONB TEE CHANNEL.—The French Emperor has booed en order for the immediate fortifi cation of the Chensay Wands. These islands, es most of our readers must be aware, Ile between Granville and St. Melo on the one hand, and Jersey on the other. Tarty are little more thee mere rocks, tome of which am entirely sub• merged at high water, and offer no footing for any living thing. The principal one is totally destitute of ell vegeta tion except the sparest, herbage. There is a lighthouse upon it, which is rueful to the small craft employed in the oyster fishery. The present importance of the Choosey Islands consists in the shelter which their lee affords as an anchorage in gales of wind. As affording each shelter they were of hornetse use to the British cruisers blockading Granville and St. Maio, during the late war with France. No doubt, therefore, their being fortified has originated IA the prospective contingency of a not distant war with Eng land. With our own works at Alderney in progress, we have, however, no right to complain of the French fortifying Chantey.—Gasresey Mar. CuLoaoroww Amu:Pr-rm.—Two deaths from the unskilled nee of chloroform have been notified to the Regis- , tier-General during the last few days: one occurring in the borough of Southwark, the second in Westminster, both followed by deep sorrow end mounting in several families. Very genera regret is felt and complaints made, that in our public inatitutiono and begonias this appliostion of chloroform is falling Into desuetude, and as vaccination Is dying out in this country and Ireland from too much interference of the " circumlocution offim " and privy council, so chloroform, which requires the deepest study, is entrusted to young medical students or unmet to apply. hence so many aoci dents. It is officially stated to tt Emperor of the French that chloroform was used In 30,000 surgical operations in the Crimea by skilled maistant- surgeons without a single death ; a timiler succors baa followed its ainanistration at Sotferino and Magenta; but In English hospitals there have been about 100 deaths in carthird of this number of or rations in the Crimea! reu mean deaths from chloroform in fact are only to be found in the return, of the Registrar- General, as such accidents bier. to be so common that coroners' inquests era only called for. In one of the deaths in the present instance, that in Southwark, a new and curious fact was discovered, that the gentleman took chloro form before, leas than • month ago, and was folly under its effects for half an hour, which was thought to preclude the possibility of any submiqueot accident, showing that every_ thing depends on the mole of adminietration I EXPLOPION OF FIRE-DAMP AT TEE TREDEGAII Wonze.—On Saturday morning an explosion of fire-damp, aimed by the intentions use of the naked light, moaned at oolliery No. Bof obese works. There dentn o a tall on the Friday at the put of the pit whore the acc ccurred, and a quantity of implosive gas had coasequently accumulated. Oa Saturday morning two of the miners, named Williams'' and Bortey, went to work, carrying with them • naked media end the moored light had no moose come In contact with the intlaroombie gas than an alarming explosion took 1 plum by which both of the men were burnt in a dreadful meaner. Swim! wohdoace wee procured for them with all redid, &vetch ; and it la that their lives may be epor4 bat they were both paP *me&