The Express. — London, England, 1859-07-25 00:00:00

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FTAL CERMORNR.—Tbe GREAT FETE is 1 ♦lu of Owe VISHXOX.NRS arra POOLTGRIRT !XXXI ION. curb ll.ertt eel telt ...le D.. e• awl a Dan ND 1/AI. X AtaC SS T. To. st , Ilt It. tte . the t4b. —PO) the r Irene o:ympte. torn It ahlt nee In.: 11.. th e arstegeasulasertniee of lbs.., C i larr . lerante Barteettre. arnt - h. Cremona Maud. A Ballet Ilatertalr = 1, 1 . 11 . tlit email bawl enth /Itille. 11.11t0.. at It o'entelt. Thee. iremmennaie are Internat.l E h a Cowen. curb male Km sad with al Ire,. thaelett ea the metal platform A `IVO.' ; 1V0."... 11 .1. en. M.A.?. Jung. the Thee. aar e l V k erabeerfol aeiroreeeer in the Aelarenthahe Valtaatt.—A. Elwin. 1. Tvn Tn kis t 31, c rerL of BRITISH BU ITERF LIES and MOTH& DI U. T. nna ',To , . SOW k " Tam isgessl. AisaL • meet amino dwartolndn. of nearly 2,11100101 id. iddianynund altl shown dam Um, &dad ...no. and Wr N,aANIMtw, owl Y Mantmadldet Van than 71. , sondesta. JAM Vala Venn. 4 Framattimew. L. RIRNDS fa CANADA, INDIA. AUSTRALIA, Ira—A/ •Ito Imy Ley Me .110 Abgesird end am dr IMO SZwermras sm manna'. misa It Is MI el se I rumble leirmilag Ile WY% nollies Or Lassa and Ws N.•••• W.. It l's , 4 Patinno.-141.111m.demy -we 4ff. Pllomeu lisehawroil l'.• tworuni.l. anal. Mimi; Iftwpagos FASHIONS, WORK-TABLE PATTERNS Owebobe Wee. wet the Leulle• Remo* et tt. W. ESAW SOLT la u. 1.11411 NIIII•PAPIS. It earlobe the Fedineskle labellteme . X.. T.N. lebereelet Melo es llsle a Lett. Jeuisel. •eI the omens . .«.d bee WINIL Ilelsogy 1,1, &well be el 1111. II I sokasets. ibren Lely Sowspipar. hmerpol. Id.— 00•4 PARENTS sad GiJARDIANS.—EDUCA- TIOS as of asst~wrer.-a norfloi I. Ownlly sod Yob roomobillk s :poo lo ..s of Mho WO polo: Lomb,. foodoa •61 dliTilif SU of IPUP=2 sem flko brio. • abed ......s. fo an .. Twmf fooloma Suomi - 4W or, oolosomo A.aftab Soneffrolfosl. Ullissolano. W. VICHLL&ITS RIJOUTERIE M C T OURA V NT& 10010112.111 111.1001 A A a Val"—W*llllM Cb l=N !wear ken howesel gritkAvimaki. AAA= .6 uis mellatorlwerilisest a E 0 CHARGE tie STAIIIPLIO PAPER aud /IN • 111,014111 Mil MUM A/R.. et IMITLILM ILIIII*Of siloSio swillifse. M. Ilsi NO; sos ih r .... ZFZs i tesi IL ; IWO Ow Ilse %Oro Olt Mw/ mlzz .m iourz= la ft ; bin! sows is pm ma ; I. psi Ms : WI Wiest Issismit sasisa, A.& isissussis• iamb prompt ke• IS 44. ° Vr i DD1314WLA Mmfmllll applussosupsd Is &Nor. "si lismse as 4 .I.4=iss.—ursrs.. es ;MORT terin i altiows a, .....0.1... ....yaws town. 40.1.1110.10.111 HOICZ WlZlEB.—lollpaill to try @flatlet is Isiskol..4lA V MIMI ben lie weell.g .in ta.. 411..... Oa. pet dr : ell. is both, 61... Va. OIL. I. ir..; lb. OK Os . Plk. ; On. Mk. NW ; Me OW ChM% IL M.; O. 4IL ; nipeina OD@ 11.1. ihe Mr aft Yr beL m r:24 ll. 4.6 44 art 111).. V l = ef e ==7.4. lo s , Miftla.d ..i.d Mk , clitene may. S. pir deli. Pelmet Ms as BEST old CHEAPEST TEAS sad roma la ? e t b few of i liboto to be ~egg MUMS O. ?et Mime dmikl trwao ."M rk, ea.. and 4.1.: 4ee= Tow IL Y . sod west sotto .1 OK mos were hoe of fp vim. orebottoosto • wt.. owolottieo looloillmebospola w AL T E nr P•TENT IL tYrti . o re.Cllproll "" ----- May P. oStalseat 14 MOOIWATO. raIIELT. OWL rATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES. la duloN. 0101. and Co Rawl myrrh* Imam as year art hurt Art i row or Thorn dart MID MINIMS MEM at our trod GI II MIN i A thou try aim laugriror tor as wpm Mitt rill rawer tot rlart or WI M. rorielat no trimultap et ma paw barite. Pr s•re is Ur arnslry en morrorid le rod as dr amilistrot our bott ort lath ram tat lip. Gaudor—Pertiorn err tervorel to carrot thot t \ LMO X. Or T. asd Oa, IN. Om*, r muted woo Ur Wert, two SOUND sad WHITE TEETH are to Fiona mi boolit I. l lll A b lto e =zolliim el 1.4. LOWLAS Of 0110 or rue animoid ol atimti lovoloms. b of Immilialio Moo knomMBlolll= l / 1 1100 th• AMA. drmilmir lio Ouno. ofto =rya • or 4 Mimi. It modinlatartor Ain libo rmooompobd milfflimme oft ~or. to Maio A Mori a =eV= lb tomMohlo w.p.m. Moe olmilowl maromoo of mobs mil So .111111111~/ bar•ve. mid tolher+lb bob brio. Trbe b. pm! Ws. Ord. —The 0106 Mark Oinele. lc. are de Me moa. " A. 110 W 141111 sod lONA. 0. luomosoris."•• lr otomnomil 111117•11.04011•06 - 1• . • teei;sZl , WV..l64l. •••• NEW DISCOVERY la ILEDICAL SCIENCE. smmer. amemes W • mod ri mai aumunka isdled•robbamt.dbombroin Amino. Thera anybibbnpba seem el dr wendreel mud& wlll mbar desillb, wig be Now iff nomplai 4mosin —aibews,ol I'. RAMS f vislooted mom. /11.bobobr. llogibeiroan. I. W.CI UGS. FLEAS. sad LICK. in dap, est% atia b ira l tnuli v e r s e At NTori all " ?&2. 21-111t3 ' . WY••• moat. 1 4 miss* Mini •• swim& sad =La. %Mc I= tadeisi. al 114.. rid la is* +mitre., fa S. ar Pr. w mat/4mm% NIADROT as 4 A• 11111. Amt. Noth.r.. /1.0 din issag irelladbm la se made kr sonneisa. OkzAT BALE or LANDED PIOPIaTT.—A d the taleadd head emetse of tae 1.1. Earl of= due dhow" te pstde elm ;whine Isst week, the leis tuseldb. bit ea Thenley. The pew rip, which is Amend N Ted dd. dettbeept, s, Boredom. ad we et dre aim wipe ft Norfolk, was ..dered Is di MM. mid off lemma =oticee W. bought is. TM satire impenat row Ilse{ s remelt Is, we MOW Tie loollod pits efeleMed Ms ba bawl ramped betwees 1 mid del. ese ; but see deed of 30 seem mil he 2,1114 Sett • bird d saw, with Mail lists dre„, ler 12,1111, Odor Lathe are high wires BILLIARDS AT TnE CRYSTAL PALACE.-.-Adatiler k bilmetion hoe bees added to tb• Crystal Palace, ow/ MO i lief will &nihilist% be •pprocutted by ip^ntiemeri le the habit 1 of webne • I,nage r f ate place. It eambes Is the craft' fi • b4l 1 mrd Imam in thr upper pert of Ibe tower which tenenteter tbe reilmy r.,,h,n , ns. TM meet to eltatnibly *bad sp, mil vestals. tour arm rate table& SPORTING. THE MEETING AT GOODWOOD. TO TER EDITOR or THE EXPRESS. poospric of tits meeting at Goodwood erislil kw when snob a rogromae Y displeri r Yet ralbasil Y tau dinar an Thursday last, whip► oo arise treorgir rem am* owing to the snearne sha rer den ardsh Eiders of two rear matches, it ansilins thirty-tree bone, den rag apportioned to Tam ing. wen to Wedorday, tin to Thursday, and eight to Wray. Five-and-twenty stakes have already closed, tbs itabscribies to them amonatiog is the aggregate to 641, thus showing an overtire of folly twenty-live for each, the greater number (eeventy-ono) Wog obtained by the Stewards' Cap. Seven of shies awns may be anticipated to Faros aside &varying nearly twenty each, sod specalation not having been very heavy up to the present hone, it will he owned ow wit► peat attivdy at the poet. Thanks to the biracial asap tu she weather we need not fear any leek of hones, sad that there will be no Whir off la the aueadanes is pa tent from the state of affairs at all t►e amiable prose of reach:rose within twenty miles of the cows, even at this early period. TV DAY. The doh Oral-wick* Stake" are mien to be well entested, and the disputed plat whether Ma'am/in lost the Oaks ea shwas& od Wag emir ar huts a lash af Owls' powers will probably be ruled, as the disiesce hen is one tells sad a bait, and she is very et. Being in receipt of Sib from her aunt dangerous opponents, Schram end May Marling, there will be no further doubt about the matter should she be doomed to defeat ; but highly as I esteem Schism over this distance, Mayonen must have my cootidenue. Ticket of Leave, with his Gib allowance, may be tempted to have a cut in, but he has done little for the peat two months to improve hi* Derby form, and le not likely to be in the way. The Hem is anther of the rick slices to he ob *steed at Goodwood, although it is seldom fortunes enough to rodeos a large Geld of competitors. The bast we hey* seen in public, Loiterer, is struck out, end the much-veusted Tuna Bowline most be a rank impose,' if he eannot perform better than Plumper, the Bribery colt. Gang Forward, the Coalition lily, the Mies Sarah filly, Apollo, and Atheism—Ml bodes Mines. Then Is some doubt wherber be will be opposed by either of Mr. Crawfurd's " dark " dyers, of which es much has been said, and Mr. Merry will then be the nose probable recipient of second money, he having the well-bred Tour do Force colt and &ambling Katie lily. The Limit Stakes is the only half nob, 3-yr-old event of the weft, end it appears reduced to a match between Lenitive end the rept:mentally* of Mr. I Merry—probably the Brother to R,amoow, as Thormeaby has more Important engsvments on hand—and Lupullas was beaten as cleverly by Blue Ruin at Stanton that the pay should turn the tables epee him for the defeat at Bath. Where a held is to come from I cannot imagine, as Idler, the Bnbery wit, and Apollo have all Mtn bean, and the re " desk "—have mired morn important eagege- Rents then UM. The TDree Hundred Son. Sweepstake', as the long Queen's Plate Course (3 miles and S furlongs), is but a matter of health for Toxopholite, whether be can stay or set ; sad although there an good grounds tor emp not himself, recollections of the Wino Nese- Miag ire is emllleg off this same stake may endue" his party to side my thaw fortunes. The Steward.' Cep, six furlongs, wlll berg seat the largest field of the week, as It is tut &labially the most open event is the plegreamse, and few will attempt getting on the identical winner; but there will be plenty of spetuletios between lota and the bold, and If Ineedus, Cbanoine, Pensioner, Papier., read Pelee Leaf ate included, their supporters may ste one or two of there in the frost rank all the way. The Drawing Room Emirs will produce a well-oontested nee if Nairn so nut sent to the post (it is not at all impro bable that be will be nerved for the Cup), as the Sib penalty incurred by Cyrano' will give Sir Hercules, Pout, and Com forter, a dance with kim ; but he should just land the prize, his Ascot defeat of Mourevire and others being acorn pliebed very cleverly. The apparitions of the Proconed Landis the Goodwood Derby are so modern that the gallop cannot in the lead injere his Cup chance, end be leaf be island upon to win a Derby at last. The Thrse-FoGIA 200 erre. Sweep- Maga will prove a windfall fur those on the Clal Vive, who has only to beat the moderate Heroine of Lticknow , and win a pox tot considerably more rine than bereall. The Good wood Stakes, two miles and a half, has a vary milted lot of berme hmidieappel. there being a very arid/ difference between sect armada Leamington or Lifeboat, area Production; but the weight• ut the 1.4 pretty well together, and so new &curtly ON they a fjusted that at least a score way lot found at the poet. L febust, Blue Jacket, blelosa, Mille. de Chantilly, Tame Derr, Lord Nelson. Pensioner, Cooll.4oUki.r, Mask., (or Woodbiro), Gourieux, Queenstown, Worcester, Ferndale ' Grand Sear, Gaspard, Cincinnati, Mutineer, Hansen The Tattler, Ethiopian, T. err, Mountain Not, Pioduction, sad Lisinineton, have all been talked about at different times; bat I am not confident of seeing many of the tea last mentioned at the past Leamington is said to be in reserve for the Cap. end Madam for something later in the season. Libber MS radially advanced to the position of brat favorite arse hie Nortkamberiand flew running, and . . allesk siar. the fienbt shwa Lammbeim has mad. him warmer thee wonkier the hew Ma his gale at the weights, if ws grat Dfaierbend's Miser bed Northumberland Plata minas toga her, es it sas h appear A g.. 41 14ID batter =teal than Ldebtlai. lama Jacket miniver Sib Gees Linbmt fur tba defeat in Me Metropolitan, and the weight must away bring Mem tis= for there was sot two yards' diaereses at the b the wiener woe aseerly. Preen whet the ll it 'm st Mil at Larrral lam aimmaa awn is awry mama te samosa ha ma stay, and Dia pram are am le be es mall iltaglayed over ooua wood as my ammo la Implamt; Ma ems party am counters of thi N thay \ min marmard ham with mom warm Huta he carried in say prenteatmeramer, .ad, sa Pastlaam mil ham the mount, be la mdla as asetormie as the Issenrite, le my bumble eplimkoa. Mama ma '• big" for hat year's Cererogrimb, era Maim Isms Tasman Maid very easily fur the Lea mbres &Mae at 121 b for the three years, and hags). shown des, h entered for nearly alt tha great !widens palmated w6.rgaently. Deviate the hard ground she has nersily dens as eructs work se any animal in the race. and from wt having been started for the Burghley 9: ekes at bum fMt I l loeks as 'booth bar party ware serious with her here, altholgh she has not yet been istroduced into the market. If ea - jibing like the Imes ws saw ran home with Fandease kr the Demecier Cep three pore bock, she has all the beet of the weights, W as liberties whatever must be taken with her. MAU de Casally has this year @bowels splendid tote at hems, mil bet ter the Mama lesr Maas would be worth seastidas, _• Mae are grave doable, however, about her May tag, and whale seek Wile es Camperaies sad Yensioner are meting bar at tar mass weights. they Wag capable of saying say diweass, I shell not Mot: m her toe my rearm- UMW par are, however, bold sate by Lissa- ZWltoss the Chaser Cep ninsing, sad by Blue Jaskol Litalmeat trim the Merzepolitata rasa*, sad then will be aadelag he labile perfermanoes if either of these should mum eff vicarious. Tams Dar ie eery modems, and bee withal Orly of weight, Lord Name being deidedly pre ferable to hire, and should his owner not bars made a air take when he thought he discovered staying pewees is kiss. it will be aids, too muck of Lifeboat to give him the year mad 1:1 lb. Starke one have no chains if hie detest by litligre. is to be depended upon; and Weathers peeved lama( the reverse at • "sticker" in the Royal Hut ' Cop at Asa% se that Kr. Tea Broeck's prospects are me so tameable la to &Ass es ia the Cup. Douro= is an ea- areas mina, es he has loseren the wry but hems la Premahead or. all his Mel eilady ; but this swag be bar secenesbed to tarries that he met, sad he ant Este reirersied his Urea very suddenly to have a chases her. ' Closeminwa was disappointed in the Chester Cup, sad I aboald Manias out be wanted, eke will have an opporm aim of ebowmg what her dunce wee worth there. I would reamer trust her than either Wormier or Ferudide, who ere looked etyma es having good outside chance. Gaspard is beefed so freely that there must have been en emcees for his deka in the eyeing, and when we consider how he bawled ear Newcastle, Bayberry, and others at Derby last year, be will appear to have ell the beat of the weights as regards the three•yeareolde, looking at what NIRPCSAIS kaa remedy dose. With Mutineer out of the way, he will be Meanly ares-yeer-eld worthy of oeneideration, end be he. MOO the worst of the weights with either of the old horses. Whoa the hinder:Bp ens appeared, and before speculatios com gm,steg, @Latimer, Lileboat, and Blow Jacket were mated by 1011 SS having the beet of the weights, sad they have all played premium parte in We market since; but the two Bret smarmed, to waft I wr inclined to give the preference baviag recently given city u . f g not being "waned,' I um left with Mee Jacket sad They must be elan together; end it is ea the cordate? their Metropolitaa positions to be revereed—llelisee, whit her parr 'a money es, being the oaly me I should be stead of. TFIUMDAT. Vous T be Seventh Bastick Wawa! Sias will nada well awed race with Compromise. Sear of the Ea, ems of Lad Chides's (Fsdlaiss or ILsisiht of fLare), Best Lantos, the Beer it, Qmossalles, sad ea se J. Seam to sad altlionh Campardes best Faillases seedy mown et Start ge be may have the tablas tan ass bra by Lord Claes be... both Nesse bag Is form. Tim lista Bostick immortal pasta sodas It to apses May Morsi g. as seiner Mann w Broshilds Kiss sins half the &stases, but for the Bah dliss, lismob, the Wised, or Tem Bala, an all is the rase mewoddis. fry mety hi Is ea by the elms thew.. an to sp, beam other miaismosi. With sea two =teams as to-day, I ma completely is dificalties, sot man tits the (tam themselves what the float an. rampasals may be; but it is easy to augur • rare Sell for the Fides Stakes, as Lapelhut, Tit-washy. Rapes, Bot hnia., Contain, Aurora, and Brother to Flainbov here all shows form, sad on or two reputed gyms —Lsoisdin Horror--w to make • dent. The Bribery colt, Plumper, Thunderbolt, Watereprite, Ode, rianaty , Ohm, Termer, Athenian, Trovaturs, Foodrowas, Maid of orisias, Idler, The Common Sense colt, By.-ways, Been, Duerr ci Kingston, !tat!noon, Whirlwind, and Rases have sent shown a form good enough to he rerponed in fie co= although Thunderbolt, Terser, and Bye-waya se of some repute at home. Tbormanby having burs Cram dna, Aurorm mid Lopellin at Acct, sad meeting inpron fib better terms for the neck defeat there, ha Ruthann', and the "dark" lot to beat, gadl think \Lanai to the task. The Molocomb Stare would he inverd win great interest did the Bactew-err come ou , t va Vn, as he would ' meet hie Bath conqueror, Lupins, and also the Brother to Rainbow, who ran home with ifs thus. As Lord Portsmouth, however, has ex doubts about ran- Meg Ms again this year, it is dimming Ws merits, and the Levant must prove whirl entitled to the of the ether two. (living the Surer Stakes to rr a o l Zt l : c. re, sad the 200 son. to the Cameron colt, I arrive at the end of the long list of two-yr-old events. The Racing Stakes and 60 son Sweepstakes looking Ina earrosises, I have only to deal with tos Cup, for whir as large a field as was pro duced In Mauro s year is Mord forward to, and among than there is every prospect of era; Laraington. Prinese, Marinette, Promised Land, and Vein Jack. With two bony days racing to take plan, it would be out °Upton for me to enter into the race in detail here, all I dare do b i t/ siid t.o rawer an opinion that Me ware is eragrised in P Land, Lranungton, and Marionette. The other averts will be discussed in your lesparion of Tkundey.—l an. An, Ming& TATTERSAWB.—exiVIDAT.' STEWARDS' CUP, GOODWOOD. 100 to 7 age t !Madan (9. 20 to CL 11 ea wooso(i) 20 to 1 Tiara (t) GOODWOOD STARES. 9 to 2 met Lifeboat 0) 7 to 1 Gacesd (t) 10 to 1 Mae Jacket (t 11 to 1) 100 to 7 Lord Nelms (t) GOODWOOD CUP. W 1 .pt Primes (t Ito 1) GOODWOOD RACES. PROGRAMME OF THE SPORT. Stswaid•--Bares Rothodand sad H. &vile, Req. Tug Cstayse Swan (Handicap) of 6 eon. ad, with 50 added. Crown mune. One mile and a qt nse.—To close and name this (Mooday) evening. SWILIIPOTAILLO of 10 eon. each, for (110-11 , 01dO and up wards; two-yr-olds, dirt 31b; three, fist; four, Bet 81h; flea, 8•1 nib; ain and aged get; mares and geldings allowed Sib; the winner so be sold for 3001. If demanded, dm. Half • mile—To cleat and name this (Monday) evening. FIFTY POUNDS, added to a finoptakes of 6 son. each ; three-yr-olds, 7st 91b; tour, Bet 91Tr„ five and upwsrde, get ; the wiener to be sold for 1001. Lost mils.—To elose and name this (Monday) evening. TIRO STOWARDS CVP, veins 300 nye. (Handicap). by subscription of 10 son. each, with 100 added from the race fund ; the surplus to be paid to tbe winner ia spade; for duswyr- olds sad upwards. T.Y.C. (71 sue.) Ass sY A T I ler4 ...... O,IIIK /lt so 1 a If 3 Ilsions• ewer oSsasse loth Lamb I 13 n a tt a tisra. .........S Dastrosi 4 el 4 Mr. hems . ...... LW* assert It This . ..... : $ 9 . by ollogre•11nw I ! iesber . . :: H.n s:r:. U.N.:. de Cteall4 .... ! 4 ; ihs~. ........ lativralpaa ...... i iii .. 6 lu ........ 3 6 10 j± - ....i: i i 5 1 d 9 ! g ! ; -..! I ::D ,::::: :: K~ii~, i 6i 4 6 7 ISi 6 6 * i i .... 6 4 LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 1889. i i i 2 ! 2 m....... ..... ...... .... Tlll lfvrakT OTLILTI, • beldiCejl ••••plifkl• 01 IS /OM sulk 6 ft, with 1M did, for 2 Trolao; winters of the Hon, Lovas; Yolocorab, or Buttiock Moroorial to *wry 1116; of soy two of those room 91b Wm. lastaille. (66 alibi.) flks D!tas . A lb - ! ! Nelms , Vella :_~* r rsaw ... .... -- • .- ..... •....7.7... — ....... .... .. .. .. .. .. • Oftwas ...„... ..... . ..... • =i h r 4 =t! 1 !...!.!!! Wiiiiiiii“ . .7....... aiblans _ - Tule Mixon Bursa 11rolds, tei 711); moll C btz• i labortal a by bieiliWitgailluii:::: Vataidatatalt 'Mao Le* ANboas =aye tT. M ..... ea Ilamiaba I blb i, tr i g i regise -9 .. 4°. • WI- owe. aft* with SO added; . 1. ; Skim all Mb. The imiseat Ilaid of Kaat . ~.~: .~-- - % , a- r .. : . : !'•mzgl ' 7l 'r Ww - L - i i i I i i $ i i i i i Tug OSAIWICILI STALIN Of 100 son. 11011141114 ter thaw yr-old• ; cone, &a 10th; Set blb ; the waste of the mend bone to receive 200 toys., and the third so save sake; 31b and Blb allowed, &a. One mile and a hell. (22 atbe.)—The Lark, May Morning, c by Bey Middleton— Rotary (3(b), f by Surplice—Latitude, Chapelies Fleur d'Amour, Mayounis.(Blb), I (deed)byChefightlesw—datarsos, by Stockwell—As lott Like It (Mb), Nadas of Loeb:cow Boomerang (31b), &read, e by banner -Ileid of Kuban: (61b), f by - feedington—Flatter (Sib), Beresedsr, Ticket of Leave (Mb), Antonio (31b). Melbourne, The Covenant IdAr, Neese Dogair (81b), The Northers Light (31b), Sequiddle (31). TM, Hill STA lin of 100 son. sub, h ft, foe two•yr•olds; cola, Bst 10th; 31b and 81b allowed, dm. • the owner of the wane her to receive 100 eon. set of else stakes. T.Y.C. (17 sabs.)—Plutoper (3lb), e be fitulanll—Brthery (61o), lady Pak (6119, Winton, (Mac Forward (31b), Money (3.6), e by West Australian—Tour de Fan. (315), Toni Bowline, f by Berbatu.--Ccalition (81b), Alibates, t by Teddiagton— Wes Sank (81b), Viseounine (81b), Floranthe (31b), Loi ant (31b) (paid), Biters (81b), Apollo, f by Birdeatcher— Rambling Katie (Mb). . , . -- BweareaiCia‘ci . 3oo soya. sada sabsoriptioa. h ft; foe cobs., to carry Set 71b ;• and 11111 a, Sat 2lb ; to run at four yrs old. The 01190. ths second bons to receive bseA his asks.. The Queen's Plats corarse.—Lsor/IdtGaslrd, Tazopttilits, Gourd, c by Volta. Toe LAVADIT STAKTII of 60 more. each, for two-yr-okle; Bet 7th; [Mies, Bst 31b; the wiener of the July or Chester field Stakes, at Newmarket, to carry bib curs; of soy two year old stairs, value 300 more, including the winner a own Asks, 31b extra; of any two inch, 13.6 extra; no home to wry more than 81.0 extra; the owner of the sexed horse to receive back Ms Mahe. Hell a mile. (IS mate.)—ch c by Suleiman—Bribery, Brownstown, Idler, Kr o by Chanticleer —Swallower, b o by Stockwell—Terrace (dead), Thormanby (Sib extra), eb f by Cotherstons—Pol Sat King, Apollo, c by Touchstone—Rowena, Bassin, Ptoriioa (paid). Lupel- Ina (6th true). IVZDNISDAY. A HANDICAP PLATS Of out., two-yr-olds and upwards estrease 2 toys. Half a sells.—To dens oral male this day, sot the weights eo be fluid after the nom coo Tuesday. Tbs COWDSAT STAKES of 10 wive. each, h with 60 added; 2yr-olds, flat 711,; three, set 91b; freer, 71b; five W upward*. 9st 12Ib ; muss allowed 310. TM winner to be mid for 1601. if demanded, do. T.Y.C. Five subeceibers se no ears.—To close and owns this (Monday) eveoing. A HANDICAP PLATS Ci 100 wove., SOT three-yr-ads and up wards; any amber al horses, the property at the same per ms, may Mort to this pop; entrnace, 2 som.—Crsvem Cleurea—To oboes NM neat this (Monday) evening, sad the li to be Ind shoe the most as Tuesday. CHOODWOOD HTAKIA Of 26 OWL each subscription, II ft. sad only sif &tiered. The wiener of say public hea dlamp sobs( quoit to the declaration of the weights (June 22, at le am.) amounting to 100 sore., to carry 3lb ; of aWO se. handicap, 71b extra; weights accumulative up to 101 b ; the aesand her to receive 100 SDI% from the slalom Ths winner to pew 16 awn to the judge. Two miles and a baiL (98 sobs, 16 ei whom declared.) th .4 17 1 4 1 , Ildr44.lAw 4 1' *** 7: I 11141401 as . ::::: • ••••••. rv.......' ` s INIONISEk. • I _ 0 . 1 • • I )11•1•10111 BL • ~::::::: .......... .... ...... rsi, • 6 3 • 3 6 I 6 • . I s 4 peal s v= 7 ,_ Ai rs, a. so . l 1 mein !Zs: : - • 1 Pqadaier List Sabi.. ~. , r:~~ Geed= - Nemililb TOOL) orproZ W" ter i iii i iii Ba s t= lamble ........ .a TEE DaAwnio-toot ?maims of IS soya. each, 10 ft, with 100 added, fur 3-ye-olda ; cabs to carry Sat 71b; and Set 31b; the winner of either Derby or Oaks to carry Nib; the &wood for either, 6lb extra ; all other winner, d the value of 600 soya, Sib nitre. Cravat Conn* —Stidbawy, Nwile4d, Pan, Fairy Qatar, Comforter, Tha Throne., et by Big Jerry—Phyarda, Lord of the Mawr, lodiffeeesee, Olympias, QUM Charlotte, Vigo. Sir Hercules. Sharpie, Tricandro, The Commodes., Dos Carsick, c by Tottchataa• —Rowena, Crakes (1$ as), NAlyba, Rainbow (dead). Bwsirereiss at 800 ;en. mob, bit, for illite, 84 Tlb each. The Timer of the Dirby to awry 1016 of the Oaks, Sib; of the Thossead Gulags Stoker, Sib sots. loch sub scriber to name two DM. Or to the poet Craven Comm.—D , Horeb* of Lsebsow, t by Orlando— Ceelitko, I by ku kv,D—Tres, fly Otiewlo Mt by !.water Dratrlows—Phyrolls, Woo Qui Vigo, Tao GOODWOOD Darr 0126 MM. Os* LI it, kr Ulm. Vidl; let 191 b; sad Mier, let 71S. TIMP WIDOW it ipson Derby be any Mb; the second Mee, 7113 titre; 1 the visor s 1 the Mr, 81b; the wooed, bib ware; the edam, of Ihs Two Tboesesd Dotson, One Thoseml Osiers, Derby, or Nowomint libobto, lib sown; so horse to oury wore thaa 14th miss; miles borers elbowed M. Orstwiaity Mier CWWWD ODD alb eel tear torlosse. (24 tube.) The lushes The Br& VOW, Tomboy, bissollikos, Do Usk Vas Diemen, CasgeMalt, Tbe Promised Load (6lb sums), Bete seder, Bany, Bal olLirkleas, Boloamom, Lord d the Manor, Miss liaoh, St. Clone's, Claire, Or.n J•ekri, Lerstaa, IfMe, Bt.arper, Palm Leal, o by Tambours Boweark, nd Engineer (dead). 1111•oca, 100, b ft. I. mils and a half. Cobol Yysee b f Makigal., by Cotbentose, oat of Molsdy, by By Bid &Sea, &UM, aim Mr. Joliffe's br f Abbe. by hie Barb, oat of • mare, pedigree unknown, Bet, both threeir olds. THURADAT. Tae GOODWOOD Cup; vase 300 small atheceiptios at 20 son. each, with 100 soled by the ag Food, as moths (it any) to be gold la now ; U twenty eubscrthers, the second horse to meths 100 mom ; thearyr-olds to carry Det 7 1 b ; four Oat ; Ivo, fat 7Th ; eta sad aged; Oth 101 b ; sera sod gelibr ima allowei 41b; pm Barbs, Tstkia or Ambles booths 3Db ; hones Wad oat of the United Kingdoms Wowed 141 b, with so othor allowance, bat they shall be theaapted Ikea carrying the peneity of rise weight for winning • Goodwood Cup; horse s which have never WM shove the Talus of 601., es received WM, Including thole own *Wises second horse, shall be allowed weight be the proponlcos : theeeivolde, 44 hoe, 11th ; flve, 141 b; viz wed mad, 211 4 The wham Jib. Daley or Desseasor Be. Leger, Ascot, Goodwood, or Doeciaseer Cups, within as serval of two yews, both Goodwood flap days include* to tom Die ; of two or mare of W above scathe and prim, 10th ethos. Two tolls. and half. (49 stabs.) Est t:L an 1 el I k. i i. I tri th •••••••• . = . ......... ::::: 1 7 Weed& ...... • - • 4 mamm a =. ...... 4 1 fellow Ilya .. .. . I I s d likia ibie .. 4 1 r Presser OW 4 1 AWIWW I MONO 6 Ileeseels /OM I 7 ummeles_idel MOM ell. dMii .... I llsft u, t.. .._ ~. Wind ea Ills =Wilt. • 4 1 ;aIM 7III : : II 1 Menem ...... = 6 l k *. I 1 , ,„,,,,,...,ii Clemeder I 4 th eism 4 dr Tau Timm Tr* et Tun llnvennt Birrwurcx Memo. RIAL STAKns, &Freda Ores at liana each, for foals of 1855; cobs, Sot 7lb; anies, flat 21b. Queen's Plate Course. (36 nibs.) This Sod now amounts to 1,0002. Compromise. Cock-a-doodle-doe, The Digger ' s Daughter, Star of the Ea.; Sermon, o by Sir Tattoo Sykes—Baer Bird, f by Sir Tattoo Syluts—Canronch's dam obyßay Mid &too—Slander, cby Pyrrhus th e First—Concerti a, Moun ter Nymph, Schismatic, Loyalty, Fear:leen, DIM Volta, East Langton, Bodkin, Itichview, Streamer , eseine, Whitewall, Rocket (paid), Berm; Knight of Kars De ceiver, Ham, Dejsnirs (paid). Mushroom (paid), The Berm, bused .wn, The Friar (paid), Turned Loa', o by The Flying Dutchman—Gala, Charles 11., Jolla, Penitence. THE SECOND YEAR OP THE EIGHTH EZETINCL MEMO RIAL STAKES, a Triennial Stakes of 10 EOM Oath, for foals 0(1866; colts, B.t 7th; fillies, 8K 31b. Grandolts Stakes Course. (32 sobs.)—Sudbury, Tomboy. The Lark, Monro via, Magic,May Morning, Cloacae*, Boomerang, Clapham, Heroine of Lucknow, Aar, Serenades', Maine, The Bride, Jabs, Lustre. fby Tombstone—First Fruit. dam, e by Chanticleer—Mire Ans, St. Clarice Precursor, lady Pest Olympias, Tapioca, Viridian, Cock-a-hoop, Mareeillales, f by Karsten—Empties, Vindicator, Metre, Bewthilds, a by Siockwell—sis to Aphrodite, Bamboo (did). THE FIRST YEAR or THE NINTH EZETTECK MEMO RIAL Serum (Triennial) of 10 air each. fur 2.yr-olds; colt., Set 71b; Slims, Bst 41b. T.Y.C. (34 subs.)—C by Stockwall—Bribeiy, Plumper, Plum Padding, Ellen, Rupee, Donner and Bhtz, Pampa], Viatka, The Leprechaun, a by the Fallow Back—Subterfuge, Tom Bowline, c by Wert Australian—Tour de Force, Emily, Fanny, Her Highness, Ebony, Merryman, Bab at the Booster, Lady Falouner c by Chantiolser—Sualower, Trovators, Handout, Boger, Conntim, aby Pyrrhus the Fuel—Avelino , The Wised ,Teak,. Montour, Roma, Lledrod; Amethyst, Bay Slurry, a by Weatherat—Capneme, Browbeats' (deed). TEE RACING STARES of 60 NOVA each subeceiptra, far 11-yr-olds ; colta to WTT gal 71b; end 6111 es, Set 415; the winner of the July, C Criterion, or Preadsogast Sakes, at Newmarket, tomer/3lb extra; of either Ridoles worth, Column, Newmarket, Two Thousand and One Thou sand Gainer Stakes, at Newmarket, or Drawing-roan Stakes, at Goodwood, to carry 615 ; of the Derby or Oaks, et Spann, 91b ; and a winner of both Derby sod Drawing room Stakes to carry 1216 tens. One mile —Barbell, f by Bar baro—Brown Bess, Serenader, Lord of the Manor, cby Pyrrhus the First. 8w zzzzzz Kra of 200 move. each suberripflor, for 2-yr olds ; oats, to carry Bet 7th; those g..t by stallion or out I mares that never bred a winner allowed 31b; both, Mb. T.Y.C.—C by The Flying Dutchman—Cannou, Merryman, o be Barbatua—Fluiter (sth), Termer. TEE Sousa STALES of 26 sou. each, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bat 71b. flllise, Bat 41b; a winner before starting to carry 61b titre; the winner of the Lament or Molecomb Stakes, to carry 71b; of both, 101 b extra; no horse to carry more than 10Ib errs; 31b showed. T.Y.C. (7 subs.) — by Stockwell—Bribery (31b), Ramis (315), Merryman, Trovatore (Mb) (Sib extra), Tiradleur, Bay Shirley (31b), Bagatelle (deed). SWEEPSTAKES of 60 EOM each, b ft, fa 3-yr-olds; colts, Set 714; flllisa Bst 21b. One nails and a belt.—Merryman, Productice, Queen Charlotte. Tn. Moitcome STAK u of 60 rove. each, b ft, for 2-yr olds • edit, Set 71b; HIM, Bst 4th; a wiener betore starting (matches and handicaps rowed) to carry 61b extra; the winner of the Lemont Stakes, 71b eons; the owner of the ercoid horse to readies beck hie stake. T.Y.C. (11 sobs.) C by Stuckwell—Bnbery, f by TM Flying Dutebman—Ro sary, Refugee, bin to Rainbow, Madrid (bib run), Lorna' (Sib ear), Buccaneer (bib extra), o by King Tuen--Ems r(aid, Tiradleur, b o by Stockwell—Terror (deed), Provides Psia),.. • r INDON STAIRS of 10 EOM each, for 2.yr-olds ; colts, fist 71b; fillies, fist 41b; winners of 100 sovs. clear precise, to sharing to carry 315, of 200 soy.. 6th extra. TY.C. (63 eubs.)—C by Stockwell—Bribery, Plumper, Thunderbolt, Wster Sprite, Oda (61b extra), Musette, Deaner wed Blitz, Oliver (610 extra), Hare, c by Storm — Naomi, Bentinek, o by Surphos—Conartims, Ropes (61b extra), c by Orlando—Virsgo, Traducer, f by The Flying Dutchman—Dil-ter, f by Cummeght Ranger — Baton's dam, f bbyy Toe Flying Dutolnsa—Clawss, Her Highness, West arm, Aboukir, Lovelace, Masuroal, Athenian, Thermanby (51b extra), Trovatore (bib extra), bee to Rainbow, Feud°. rowna, The Maid of Orleans, Idler, a by Grusvenor—Com ' moo Sense, braille. (Sib ears). Costars, eis to Pandora, Nam Sahib, Carnival, St. Jobn, Franostelll, Bye-way., Professor, Aurora, c by Tombstone—Rower, Bgbert, ' Darer of Kingston, Rensgooss, Whirlwind, f by Master bournsg, Horace. James. Confessor—Mr. Sykes'. dem, Nu (6lb extra), St. FRIDAY. Too QUEEN'S PLATE Of 100 &nem ; for 11-yriolds, 7st 41b ; four, let 21b; five, 9.t 121 b ; dz and aged, 104 21b. About three MASI end five furlongs. To enter this day (Monday). Too MIMI OF RICHMOND'S PLATS (Handicap) of 100 so's., fur all IMMO ; say number of hones belonging to the seine person may start for this plata. Entrance 2 soya., to go the fund. Now Mile.—To close and name this d.y (Mon clay), and the weights so be fixed after the race on Tuesday. Tits CHEATZIAFIELD CUP, veins 300 SOTS., by subscrip tion ui 1.) sow. each, for ell egos, 2-yr-olds excepted (Han limp) ; the winner of the Goodwood Stakes, the Goodwood Cup, or Stewards' Cup at Goodwood, to carry 71b extra the surplus to be paid to the winner in money. Cm Course. (61 sake.) ye lisimiortee e 11 : •-•" ::::: i grr; +6. Myles r 2 Dotarms—latto 6 r 2 GR=162 214 ....• •• • 4 3 Li ........ • 3 " .frawied 4 411 • W 4 llf -1 9-0••••••. ...... • • neFf ....... f* 3 • *ei Wafts I I Codas Wa m 17 4 . • ! i : i - 1.`••:::: ~...... ~...... , ..... s .... • Is ..... $ (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. NAVAL AND - Jinn:lß Y. ROYAL ARTILLERY STAFF. WOOLWICH, In= 24. In accordance with the reorgeniaation of the regi ment of Royal Artillery, the new arrangements for the distribution of the pail dime have been eanatiosted by the Commander-In-Chid, and are now neatly cecepiete4 Horse Brigade—.Headomuieen Weederkb.—Colon el Cow- at Incoo tor Gomel, Colonel Bloam6aW, C. 8.; Cotosel, B. G. Teesdale ; Lieu tenant-Colonel Pldlpsts; Paymeeter Gibbs ; Adtalant DIM.; Qurtorommir Meru* • eirreas-Major &rage. At Aldershot : Lledassaat- Col onel Wood. At Bend: Unit-Colossi Price. At Pottobello . lAtmt.-Colcmel Gam . First Btigad•—flanisoa Artillary ; headquarters, Wool widt.—Colonal Commandant, H. Eyelash ; Colonels. Ward and Palliser; Lieut.-Cubango, Dalton De Riney, Mart.".. and Broughton ; Adjutant, Morris ; Quartermaster, Car; Burgeon, Combat, M.D. Sationd Brig ad e—Garrison Artillery; Imadquattaes, Dover. —Colonel Commandant R. Jones ; Coloriala Corpse and Ingilby ; Lieutanant-Colonels Aylmer, Gardner, D'Aguiler, and Talbo t s,ter Ppm ; Adjutant Strapets ; Qttar tenmster y • Surgeon Voas. • Third orison Artillery; headquartro, Devoe =Coked Ocarmandant Tobin ; Colonels Poser and • Lianament-Colonala Rirtran, Wright Readerson, end Rears_ ; Paymaster Mousy ; Militant Pea. Quer 4af ns* ; astools.Pssb. _^. - 7 - ir gile urtlißrigner—FialdArtillary ; headquarters, Woolwich. —Colonel Commandeet Sir R. Gardiner ; Colonels Fled. sad Dick ; Lieutenant-Colonels Fraucklyn, C. 8., Crofton, Derwertz, and Goodhue ; Adjutant Taylor ; Quartermaster ; and tiargroa Pogo. Fent Brigade—Garrison Artillery; beadquartars, Gibraltar. —Colonel Commandaot J. Michell C.B. ; Coking& Burn awl Shuttleworth ; Lieutenant-Colonels Elwyn, Maberly, C. 8., Campbell, C.D., and Bingham; Paymaster Kidd; Adjutant Colllegton ; Quartermaster Cairns; and Surgeon Dempsey. Sixth Brigade—Garrison Artillery; haadquarters, Malta.— Colonel Commandant F. Campbell • Colonels Thorndike end Ward.; Lienteuant-Colonen Keediad, Irving, Witclahorne, and Graydon • Paymaster Scorn; Ad j utant Oldfleld ; QUM* termager, St ewart; Surgeon Galloway. Seventh Brigade—Gamma Artillery ; headquarters, Quebec. —Colonel Commandant T. Dynaly,C.B.; Colon's Crawford and Taylor • Lieutenant - Colonels Turner, Bann, Poynter, C. 8., and Dtitogils; Adjutant Close; Quartermaster Morris.; Burgeon Chllborme. Eighth Brigade—Field Artillery ; headquarters, Poets mouth.—Colonel Commandant T. J. Forbes; Colonels Goat hog and Lake, C.B. ; Lieutenant - Colonels Pittway'', C. 8., Goodenough, C. 8., Nixon, and Bedell& ; Adjutant Ronan; Quarteranstar Hassell; Surgeon De Lisle. Ninth Brigade—Field Artillery ; headquarters, Dublin. — Colonel Commandant A. C. Mercer ; Colonels Symona and Ormsby; Lieutenant-colonels Marriott, Damon, C. 8., Shakeups's., and Knox; Adjutant Carey; Quartermaster Armstrong ; and Surgeon Budge. Tenth Brigade—Garritrom Artillery; headquarters, Goan sey.--Colong Commandant W. G. Power. C. 8.; Colonels Nedham and Dunlop, C.B. • Lkutenant-celonele Clarehind, Elliott, Mandy, and Crefem • Adjutant Cairns; Quarter master Halms • Burgeon Manna. Eleventh Brigade—Field Artillery; headquarters, Bengal. —Colonel Commandant P. M. Wallace • Colossi. Wingfield and Poole; Lieutenant.Colonele Rfdd.ll, C. 8., Adye, C. 8., Burrows, and anions ; Quartermaster Lloyd; S urgeon EH Twelfth Brigade—Garrison Artillery; headquartars, Mau ritian—Colonel Commandant G. Turner, C. 8.; Colonels Bann and M'Coy ; Lieuttnant.Colourla Framer, C. 8., Craw ford, C. 8., Cockburn, and Graham; Adjutant Le blastula?, C. 8.; Quartermaster Kegler, Surgeon Protheroe. Thirteenth Brigade—Field Artillery hesdquartern Borabsy.—Colonel Commandant G. Cobb s; Colonels Rill and Morris; Lientenant-Colonel. Bruthanam Brown, Smyth, and Youngbusband ; Cmartermaater Kirkman; Surgeon Damauville. Fourteenth Brigade—Field Artillery; headquarters, Henan.—Colonel Commandant E. Whinyate; Colonels St. George, C. 8., and Mitchell ; Lientesent-Colonels Sir G. R. Bohn, K.C.8., Teddy, Dennis, and Travers; Adjutant Murray Qmarterniasier Bodge; Surgeon Waldo. The Depot (or additioaal) Brigade at Woolwich sill eon slat of Lientenant•Colonels Kennedy, Talbot, Henderson, and Travers ; Adjutant Bryn. ; Quartermaster Handley ; and Surgeon. Major Davis. CHATHAM, JULY 24. The second battalion , of Infantry at this garrison, under the command of Colonel R. N Phillips, has been conaiderahly augmented by the arrival of the two-company depot of the 73rd Regiment, which marched into Chatham barracks yesterday from Devoopert. The 7.iett depot fa very strong, its numbers being 9 officers', 17 non-commissioned offlown, and 380 rank sad tile. Ihe following are the officers who arrived with the 73ed : Captain George Rainy, Cap tain Godfrey J. Borne, Lieutenant Hugh Fraser, Lieutenant William Bayley, Liniment William Clarke. Ensign Archi bald C. F. Armstrong, Ensign Hugh F. H. Gibson., Ensign St. John D. Gelinry, end Resign Bolton J. A. Rowell. The 73ed relieves the depot of the 10th Regiment, which proceeded to Davenport to join head-quarten. The service companiee are now at Hewes. Yesterday a large party of non-commissioned officers and men, of nein. regimen's, lett St. Mery's invalid depot for the purpose of joining the depots of their reepsotive corps, the whole of them having recovered from sickness or wounds received in India. Several men who were inspected by the Chelsea nerd and declared unfit for further service received their discharge and pensions varying from ed. to 24 ed. per day. The following officers, who have obtained einomiesioce ht the oorpe of Royal Engineer., are ordered to join head quarters, Brompton Barrack., on the let of August, viz.: Lieutenants A. B, H.ig, H. Cawley, A. Featheritone- Wen,gh, E. Y. Lloyd, J. G. Macpberen, T. Housed, end F. B y. Lie ut aile enant W. H. H. West, Royal lierhiss, hes Mined the Minotaur, Captain B. P. naiad, guardehip of the steam reserve in the Medway. PORTSMOUTH, aux 24. The Virago, 6, paddle-wheel steam sloop, Com mander M. B.Donn, sailed last evening fur Portland sad Plymouth with superanmerariet. The Edgar. 91, Captain J. E. Bat•n; the Neptune, 91, Captain Sir W. Hosts; and the Imperieuae, 61, Captain R. Maguire, an each two hundred man and upwards short of their respective complements. The equadrou at Portland, under the command of Sir Charles Rowe Fremantle, K.C.8., is under order. to proceed to dpithead, and is expected to mates to-monow or Tuesday. DRVONPORT, JULY 24. The Himalaya, with the depot of the 73rd Regi me, tailed for Otsvesend on Thursday. The Virago, steamer, Captain Dann, with the oMavia, 60, in raw, riled for Pornmouth on Thursday, where the °Masie is lobe eonvietad into a scree. The United States frigate Plymouth, arrived an Saturday, halm Annapolis, with cadets under training. Tap AUSTRIA/4 PRISONERS AT ALOTERS.—The following address was delivered by General Yucif to the Austrian petunia' the day alter their arrival et Algiers:— " Soldiers—The Cartons of war has sent you among rut Be welcome I It is not an enemy that receives you. We know ' how brave you as., and it is as brothers in arms that we 'wel come you. We will do our ohms' to alleviate your absence ' from your country, and we will trest you as we do ouregose. The randier* who are around you ere not your guards. They Imre there to keep the importunate away from you, and to aid you whenever you need it ; for you are free to come and go, and to preserve yen from the ennui of Inactivity, if any among you desire it, they will find work for which they will be amply paid. Such is the will of the Empegor and the feel ing that inspires every French soldier." DEMERARA RAILWAY CollPernr.—An extraordi nary general meeting of shareholders wee heti cm Saturday, at the rooms of the West) India:Asseedation, Liverpool, "for the purpose of considering and dlacusaing an ordinance recently pared by the legislature of British Guiana, entitkd an ordinance to repeal adduce No. 14 of the year 1868, entitled an ordinance 'to empower the Demerara Railway Company to raise the ears of 175,0001., to guarantee payment of interest thereon for the period of 45 years, and to extend, alter and amend certain pruvisions in the ordinances relating to the Raid company, and to make other provisions in lien thereof,'—snd of authoeising the directors of the company to adopt such souse es might be deemed expedient In relation to the fret-mentioned orftance, and ordinance No. 14 of the year 1868, respectively, or In relationlo the Nikita proposed by the legislates* on the 15th Deceinber, 1867, and adopted at a general meeting of the company, held on the 30th April, 1868." Xr. J. Croethwaite, the chairman, addrereed the meeting at coniderable length, onmphtiehaw that the ordinance which bed been sent home by the colonial iria latars wee altogether at varieties with the articles of the ordinance sanctioned by the company Wt year on the proses' of the legislature itself. On the mottos of Mr. Ilandbeob, mended by Xr. Steele, a resolution wee paned to the effect " that the t Tool elm of the ordinance Na 4, 1869, diem- altogether from the articles which were propped to the company hy the legisla tive of Britith Guiana, and !accepted as the faith of an ex press undertaking that legal effect would this afore dose not he given to theta ; sad that the ordinance now mitted sited any reasonable prospect of benefit to the shareboldses, by whom a large amount of capital, exceeding 136,0001., ha d bees (upended without env Mars whatever to the present tine A meetly, of bondholders was subsequently leld, at which a resolution of a sundae naturn wu adopted, and it was ultimately arranged that a deputation from the hoed holden end the shareholders &Quid wait upon the Colonial Secretary with a view to obtain some moditic stion of the 4 num= complained of. *moor co be sold 3004, if 1, &a. Hat • mile (29 subs.) MParbudia & 4 Mr% aw - e ... aids 41. Ms Dem. 2 1= 4.1 As• 3 3 Y gs YW . -..... .. PM- 14.1221‘. $ Tan i*" 1"6611 - gam I = 1" • • T1711111171INCLII•1101.1r•L PLATS of 1,6/0 EOM Is reeds • H• 1119•0 for thrmeyr-olda and upwards. Glassn'a PLb Course. Entrance for horses which have been surd in so) of tbe Brutiork Memorial Trtarsals! Stakes at Goodwood, 6 soya.; for all other harms, 25 son. The antraale mosey to be divided batman the owners of the &et and seem* Lama. * ''' 9 tl t:11 sip Ar ** * .... 7 1 9 e or • *** . 4 6 ... 4 e. 1 • 4 iv I .I,7lraffellialr from of 99 .net. eaeU, enhettlplint fife 9- 11/11se, carry bet 71b; the winner of the July, 0c4.1 I, Criterion, or Prendergsat Stakes at Newmarket, ea carry 9lb extra; of either Riddleriwortb, Column, New aware, Two Thousand Cialsers, or OD, Thousand °Must Stakes et Nawroatkot, or Drawing-roan Stakes at Good wood, to any 61b extra; of the Derby or Oaks at Epsom, bib antra; a Inners of both Derby and DrowirisproomSteke• to carry 121 b extra ; the owner date sewed horse to receive back his stake. One mils.—Csadoe, Orlando, eta to Apothy, Boomeranp, Dnpperyry, Gremini, Heroine of Lucky:tow ' MIA Finch, f by well—Tenons, Mir Eleanor, f by Alarm —lris. Swim's:4in of 100 soya. esob, k ft, for 4-yr-olds; colts to awry Set 71b; Alike, Set 21k; the winner of the Dtrby or St. Legs. to cony 7ib ; of both, 10lb extra. Cop Course.— Elena* of Middlebte, Sunbeam (71b extra), Botany, and Physician. RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS. .... - Dada., • •• • !kora ...... . 4 Ta.- I a ** 4 7 11 2 •••• ****** • *** ••• Worth ••• $ io 7 MANNINO ..... • • M122....••••-•'" t Riad _...., I 116 - 7 C ?;.;:ii:: O I L ..i., Oath. 26th and 27th inst. a 'pedal express train will be despatched from the Pimlico terminus at a quarter to nine, and from London-bridge at nine a.m., and on the two inter vening days—the Stakes Day sad the Cup Day—special exptess trains will lea,. Pimlico at • quarter to nine and a to tan, and Loudon-bridge at sive and ten, direct to rr a a n yt7a and Ceti:duster, returning from Drayton and Chi chester each evening immediately after the mom by any train to Brighton, and thence to London-bridge and Pimlico by=s train at a quarter to eipt. Return tickets am either on the day of issue or the next day. Cheap trains will also be started on the Stakes and Cup d•ya. On each of these days the aforesaid trains will leave Pimlico at a quarter to tenth and London-bridge at seven, calling_ at Norwood, Croydon, and Reigate, and returning from Chichester each evening at half-peat seven. ML BARE! AT THE ALHAMBRA PALACE. Mr. Rimy gave mother public exhibition of his method of hum taming on Saturday afternoon on • particu larly savage Suffolk can hone, at theAlhembra Palace. Every available east was occupied long tefore the commencement of the lecture. Mr. Riney began by exhibiting Cruiser, and afterwards introduced • mere which he had never before man, but which had the defect of extreme cervournan while being mounted. At the termination of the lesson Mr. Hwy showed the mare the meddle, then gently slid it over her meek on to bee beck; then threw it on, gently at first, and sfterward• with considerable force, secured it, and even tually mounted the animal, beating • drum on her back. Mr. Berry expl deed that • sicgle short lesson was not sufficient, but that a repetition cf his method would effect a certain curs. The mare was then led out, and • general sir of expectation among the audience heralded the approach of the redoubiable Suffolk cart-horse Sire. He was led in by two grooms, who took the earliest p teciba opportunity of leaving their charge is the hands of Mr. Huey. _TM hone, which eras a powerful roan, of elephan tine bulk, bad seriously wounded one attendant and bad killed another, but was rather vicious than wild. He showed himself indolent, but at unexpected times he wwnld turn round and suddenly bite. Directly he wits &loco with hi. tutor, he began to howl, and endeavoured to grasp the arm of Mr. Remy, who, with watchful eye, restaged to keep at • convenient diatance. At la.t the strap was gased round the war fore-leg; the longer thong wee buckled round the boa of the off tore-leg and pared underneath the stir ciegle, and the hare was completely at the mercy of the op- Innis. The audience were on the tiptoe of expectation. Sowed the ladies were leaning forward with anxiery,others ebt inking back with horror at the anticipated struggle, but the enor mous animal WWI deficient in courage, and yielded 1017/104t at Munition. Mr. Raney, in tact, bed nu difficulty whatever. It was to fi.rht between human patience and the high blood of a racehurie, but was as easily sealed ma • omit'st between a strong determined man and • big cowardly bully ; the latter ' wee conquered immtelately. The instant he found bint-elf heltl-ss on his knees ha gash In, and contented himself with howling and snapping at the hand of Mr. Huey whenever that gentlemen approached his head. Little by little even this evidence of via. was lea perceptible, end eventually be allowed hi. tutor to approach alto, pet hint, outlet him, and in short to do whatever he pleased with him. Mr. Barry then ansonnoed that, as his contract with government wont., oc cupy his attention for sans time, be was unable to fix a data fur • future public exhibition. THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION'S MEETING AT Asitithasn.—We learn that the date of the meeting of the British Association at Aberdeen is Axed for the 11th Sep- tember, when hie Royal Highness the Prince Consort, Om president fur the year, will deliver the openiog address. Among other celebrated persons whose attendance at the meeting is expected, PrCoger•Or Aga ill mentioned.— Errotrioisso. - THE BAKING TRADE.—A meeting of bekere,chiefly journey men, wm held on Saturday mening,at the Horns,K en nington, for the purpose of taking into consideration the pre sent position of the trade. Mr. Williams, M.P., was to have prodded, but in his unavoidable absence the chair was taken by Mr. F. W. Goddard. Mr. Bennett mooed the first meolu lion, which was "That this meeting, being deeply sensible of the evils revolting from the exieting system of sondsoting the practical operation of the bakiag trade of Leanne and its vicinity, do consider it subversive ot our beet Wesel' rea doting as totally incapable of fulfilling those high Leval and social duties expected front us MS rational andsocoustable beings, and that the abolition of night work sad a lhaitedon of the hours of labour to 12 hours per day Is imperatively necessary for our physical, mental, morel, cod Kee improve ment." -He spoke of the exertions which Lord Ebury had reeds for the purpose of ameliorating the condition of bakers, and expressed his regret that they tied been unavailing. Several persona, journeymen and masters, addressed the meeting to support of the principle of the resolution, which was unanimously agreed to. NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY.—The twenty seveuth report of the directors of this company stale T deed b,tween the directors of this and of the Loudon sad North Western Company, arranging the terms on which 'rata° In connexion with the two lines la in future to be con ducted, has been prepared but not yet signed. The arrangement with the Midland Company, by which a portion of the London traffic of the North Staffordshire Company was convoyed by Keg's-cram, terminated in March lest, and slum that time the traffic has been conducted under the terms of the prelimi nary agreement with the London and North Western Com pany, but that company baronet )et bees able to furnish the necessary accounts of their teethe passed over the North Staffordshire line, the effect of which will be to incriase the TIMMe of the awning half-year. In order to give shillala& time for this object is (store, the directors propose to ohmage tho time for bolding ths future hall-yearlv meet ings ham the months of January end July to those of Tebrit st7 OS August. The director* have, therefore, on tbis en emies sly to deal with their ordinary traffic ; end they are enathel hoot that source alone to propose a dividend of it preeet. for the peat halt year. They are also glad to Mate MI the era lihig snaagetoents contemplated by the prelim'. iesep sgessessat bum proceeded In army satisfactory manner, NM then is as rums to doubt that ths result will be highly , bigtelleisl tele& weeps / es ae well as to* public.. Although * only ONION the North Staffordshire Company had to he was for the construction of a abort te Men of Healey, the peculiar position of the Obi the bills promoted by them has = l = = ba sseelso in the history of this under ! iimelliet b • ibellinve 4 I'h• express the egret at being compelled to eta -4 be proondioas go reedy as those detailed, hut they feel •the ffist were all neossinsy for the protection of the rights rty of t h e s hareholders, end it Is satisfactory that ! *Xs been attended with success. The Eiddulph line, ; Met Seeks to the Cohnieton station, lass bus completed, and is am lewd for mineral tra ffi c. The contract for working the • traffic of the North Staffordshire lines expired cr the 30th • June lee. and the working is now In the bands of the Goa - The waffle for the last half-year has shown a lade %crease on that of the correspondleg period of Ha." LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY.—The Aft el It ::: i a ::: ;0 a gi o geneg Whombffe meeting of tbia company Irma held at Maneheater, on Saturday, Mr. W. Stuart in the &sir. The bill for construction branch vetiver from Oldham to Roth dais and Roytott was unanimously approved of. Mr. Lewis, the railloitor, explained thee the bill introduced by the Old ham and Goida-bridge Company had tow withdrawn by its promoters, and the counter•eehemeof this company habit= l rejected In committee. There mai coneetpunitly no farther Mumma before the meeting. ~_. ....,