The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-23 00:00:00

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IrTirtiows ios a r me Ili tho dem ?ow that dm 111 mid at OM pito 1.4.4, 14:11 . ?0MMIS1021 T i tit s 11 00 AN LMP is. iM Dew, rimut BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS sad .11. comae ILIULA Don al ill taw to 100 of Mltl . IPS nod Ox. Mactrusa ILIoA Good daao COMP, Toa Ind la 44. Sob domaftiox TOW b. id, So. loa. sal 00. arm to the yobs Si OM. nod wadi /no lo ow imam, Wolin or aorta boa la astarL • par oranal boa lamp ai rob Paola OTSEL'S HYDROSTATIC TEA and COFFEE O\]+ OA mete INeT4a T•NEOUIILT Item 1 te IMO of mmealled atu no.l beldame.. waft WI 1.411A1.1. Uwd W *MO Ymalle., the tit' WINO X 7 be MMM W. W. weer& tvaalvel.. - mganklisseelikesikaed W 111a011145/4 spatLY. lromberce wut. EC. Impede. re free bi s :U SAGE S—GENUINE HOME-MADIL— =.IrI.7d W.Q.ail as/ /O/. wYRA EIRE in LIME-STREET. Friday, May 20. THOS. litrilbl:ClL and 11011 raamissi , lap ► bsel. deftruyel by Ire, the 111:11111O• et Übe Wayearge by ED beck to thew obi pro , 114 171.111 'MIT =NW MILD. yrlybobt .I,pkuutoe.—The lx. runaberalbetry•t. bad Wu Foamy M =b 11.10= 4 111. DRDSTKAI)B of every dasoriptiaa, both woad, tree, are berm Marl with egniligto sal Maim IMMONIO• J. bl APLE and C... 14h to 111 Tetgerbarbowigoori on Maerated es* voila DINING and WIN G - R OOMDRA FURNITURE I. mare mktg.—Tag Baggeig erg AWL ; Ito itortgeho dw la horr oolongame l work tiro gabber. , maligns= /bob% No. ed. sabot Wyly eer &near J. NAPLIt eel Ge.. 141, Tuuenhaaboeurt-rood. Tbe lama ommiert Teratelber koubblisibteest la As world. rIvB rod THOUSAND FLUES magnificent Carpet at ie. 4.1. 'MU /1a goof palm: nor Velvet carers aa k et rig MN. J. X ALMA gad 00. IS. Togroehaesoonre.reod. W A L 1...!..1g,;...L0t TENT ...«iiiiiiiii. NTT. 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Omen Op somems at b. eIItYSTAL PALACE. - MADAME PENCO, eL./ Xeer Mb ell samba min AMU WWI bre as be at 111/01MIDAY. as lib Nay. 11= to b.; It ae re bele* ay i. e. at as lbe tab h. IL CRYSTAL PALACE. lANDSI &PON TIAIOILITION !MALTA'. my. lIIIILLIKO ?MIMI" la simoirms oda lb* podlahod Marion "at 'Modes tbs op. oortomity of olandoo dm MOW to ohm Ito do mot ludo dm = il Atitrellto h r=_ _ pitk ile jial Tdodit tg= "S of Om do. do VIO.ITY. ono otm atjula To= It dm of dr porimusama Ilea Tldman be la tho LIM art well Nam, otammoolmo salaam Moat do Mud Pa l m. CZ=.fir otot tow Woos Mom* do sods dila as ogoridstL •111 aa arm qtr moodam dm Mot to Ibt : Woo Italko. Ma Oro died UM be vomloal to the *mid hi" ITT la I. Mb: WA as aolliodlow or be stand.' to saw lir i mains. • i IN Biteomat. Motor sad 1 IT lo TATO tagtr m... .emit Tam 164.—th0 totter so Om alba Oa •• •a• • maim .I . = wiwiraberna. tads mat ed= It rootatmimip =a_. 117,12:111'4,. Al it ilr a j • iii ina lli r== o l.ll.l.al so =moo ~we ma UN. .la id OM ttaatbe lie Mandel Oreberva : Oro sai SW la ot too doloolot aro en adorn Q. mt. or r i Lverto_ da loatt did: Os remaimina tans ate odor teat. sad Alarrgrao sr ISIS dr ammmoborogitoba 11l Ma Mo lot mr ladlotodoo sok al&boast al Ila Mon Nat le MaPOdoll to Um *idol Alas. tad I. IlsassNall Otystai Wm" LW IA 1061. GRATES sad POST FREE to ALL PARTS of MIMS, RI SODOM. • nw OAT•LOGIII• eon wood to is. sow Mao. of egg mai pow* boob, glib tho palms to imb; tan whilt• ilmount of i• la dr to mod 4 1 1 0ffin. w. 01•0511 1 .1•1•F. 111•11 fi aMt ha& Laois. act. as Mk* • N.& Al ••1•9•41.1 porton is am, nee* moo ea lf AINI prise we. ptld. MURRAY'S HISTORIC CLASS BOOKS IN eel. mesh eenerome u,. Weetletie. Pod No I. PIZ filTlMMlTlVa d rita a p rissbod—trers the a rill PPP tIWIf 701111308—lass the Itsaus4 Time le Ifs I. Tilt ITU Id =lt 10X3 —tesa Barlia,4 Tara is Ike THI OTC 411311101/Dasup el ON Dr — n sod Pal et taa, taws Igurnett mese el WNW mete IN rr velmith"— "' eristrtme—llWal Ore ee —Udders itoo•—end the Olotte•—el themestho hr.., as swami WTI pare. Oa whais prasorlis far 11. - -Oatdoss osssids. Item whine we bowl Is NNE dads eta nil AIM a &Nevi& Sem hem elahe &led Illletartes. Jells Men/. AlbeeehrtestaseL SIJOTW MAIM IN IMAM MID MIAMI _INA Web 1 .,_61•II Pea kir QEC D LIFE; or E ernirrd AL b,li 1 MMUS FORM • MOW We* biennia Mg On moil =;„ al .11.• yylabli= mime Smoot . 7r - * Dei a.... IgOl w. lll Obureoltre tbe os. 4 4.. il iaun zyw u. : awl ybpsw Is ..i ty asillibbil tom mem MIM -0111. bribed Pm lbs Nolebsoli a • 4 I == . rel Ir7emaar esibelles• Wi n e d = seyeaboads Nair be Ow or is Way byrenbst mllb Ile emble• myth. boa Ey Ilii mg &Am Irlbblise II Oslo at Wag *ma lie rod Simms my*. On 111 ; bb•bb MA emsgabs 10**NY Ns tame am OM lb Nob wed QM elm. WsbarfiM _abb lle woo obbles bps boor dylibb smisi l sr aMsos• red lbe Meant blembibe bb a sarNiss row a/ peelmibm dr by In sass of isybytity In. e ib. Ms sot AIN S. n l i a I' dyy r ot a rlisit e meaLlog e lbs bblidell by Nita l• Osibli. mg dal Nadmis• JUL BIDIHT, X.P., AND XL W. JANUS. The follow i g additional correspondence has taken place between Mr. Bright, M. P., end Mr. W. Imam : " Barrock-pstk, neer Carlisle, May N. " lie,—.bass person hes rent me a copy et Ms iat, Iseerwr newspaper of Saturday lest, the 14th lost., in table I notice • letter pupating to bear your signature, dated Rochdale, Hey 12th, commenting on some remake made by me to my former constituents, the electors of Bar Cumberland, at the late county election hold in the city of Carrie. I think it is sweel, cod would certainty have bra well In tide oar, if yea had taken the trouble to inquire r the correctner el the report before subraittleg your tom mere urn ter_priknefore. la one particular the report ' net sorer Triremes a pest deal of Dohs end comforts while I wee , sad it le not to be woad red at that I Filed to ateb waif clearly understood by all th e re. perm. I did net entruly in to my, and I do not Irak I did ay, as some of the reporters have attributed to tar, that the sentiment I quoted as baring fallen from you wee made after Loots Napoleon bad mired the reins of power ((ur I was not then is parliament), but alum he had attempts/ to do PO. Your remark to which I alluded on tho brew we, made upon an occerion when you, I, sad other members of the Howe of Commons were standing near the doer of the Hour of Lads waiting for edmiesion to that as. ermbly. I cannot, tater such a laps of time, fix the udes date, but to the beet of my earthed= It wee either a n t the opening or the close of tbe seri= of 1847. A conversation arose as to what the teat change might be in Prance sera• pint upon the Mir 'nowise unpopularity of Louie and whether the preset Emperor of the Froth was likely to make snorer attempt to seise the reins of power. I have a distinct maellesticu of your having, at that warm, made ter of the ewer= I quoted, or weeds to the like err, and which yes now appeer so desirous to inshore. In te ply to riled ebeereeWn is your letter to the alike I am fakeers In kis are to my th a I have a good memory, end as muck regard kr truth as any man.—l have the tumour to to, Pie, your most obedient vervain, " WILLIAK JAldid. "John Bright, Eeq., M.P., Rochdale." "Rochdale, May 18. Str,-1 have to acknowledge the receipt of your ktter of the 18th. • If the report e( what you stud was incorrect, I thick it was year doty to correct it. I contradicted i t sad through 'be channel when It wee modepublic. With re gard to your =Ossetia), I have only tasty that whereas the esiginel statement wee simply untrue, the explanatim is not oely untrue, but &tuned. After Loafs Nepokoe's seizure of power Roth a thing as you charge spot me might have bees said, although mot by toe; bat before ft, and when nobody suspected that Louis Philippe sad his family would be driven from Femme, each a thing is in the highest degree improbable and absurd. If you do not recollect the time when you bawl me say something which you do not unseats!, re weather, 1 think it would have been soon pendent in you, and meta just to coo, to have abstained from making a charge optima me which you ate uttabls to solmantiate. If you had prudently confined yourself to that general abuse of me which has marked the c urse of your political neenristes in the moat elections , leh sad sot leave thought it Ineemeary to cAnnaint upon what you had said. "I ma ia reply, JOIIX BRIOCT. " *LUBIN. Erg., Barret:kiwi. Cerlielo." " Barrockepark, war Car May 19. S t r,-1 bare to acknowledge the receipt of your letter doted yesterday, is reply to mine of the 16th instant. You complain of my not boring corrected the inaccuracy in my speech in the columns of the newepoper when it IVY mats yeklie. 1 meowed that if you hal fait yourself aggrieved by what I wee eeported to hays mid you would naturally hue. written Is no for en exploitation; I dii not feel my ' self called ism to enter into • earreeponience with the editor of the &kids Ermine,. You repeat that my Nata -1 rust is engraft 1 em gait* prepared to give you credit for limbering kSe le so, ea you hors doubtless forgotten what tr e ktre as, enwred So in my hut enter. lam as Brody t elite troth, that yos used word, to the effect that my man la say cooatry hod a right Frenc to plan himself in I• positke to that which the h Emperor now odeapiso, af he could. 1 have not forgotten the remark, for, as fanned so tins hoothsge, it mode a very Wrong impression my Wad Mao limo. I would notknowingly or wil- May lie guilty el fejnetice to you or to soy man. You may ecesider my explanation isimerd; it la neverthelme truce am, alr your oh dant ernes% " Wm. Janis. Johi Botkte EN.. ILE" C&TITAL PALACIL—At the sessed asseert by the Royal Italian Neve Cowry es Wefreeeiay salt, • selec tion will be elven fres Mr. PalWri guide of llt , in addi tion to aa operstiF 'election of the real kind. Madame Pesvo, thew ppunma donne, with Madan* Madame MaMaoi.ell. Lotti. Signor Raecont, Signor De hiseon,. and &gem Gardosi won* soloesst the vocalists of this I,IIII6iUIL N A VllANCL—Yoeterday ten thousand or so of oar weetoteders spent .owe hours of their Sunday Ammon Tory suitably at pronseoiding from Arlo Park-rem, Moue the earth beak of the Serpentine to Knatasitton Omelette. In spas. Immure., of the totter mat *lad, -bid. Ime pee rally the character of keepoti struclum Ito suldectioe, there a.. for the who. length of this walk semen no desk, es musty, se satieleb, mad ea mmpioutatic of fevers awl tbeasesetewe es the odour of Ito. Poetise marshes or • L. estesbiee ha. Not • bra Dia oml4 be lobate , ' without& swes tbisitbsa sought tbe wee end °Detracted dm lose. This was decayed seettw somewhere, sad the ebolo sir wr Impreiested. Whet we. it? Whore wan It We. it the Serretles, ee was It the pot OW,- the ft VINT too earthy, the tater tee weeny t What bass the Wont% sad Furies Ike to it r They ought to lad It oat.—ltssos. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 23, 1869. FOLOIIIIII ALPLE 0.01.P8 MOVBMINT. leUttOTON.—Arrangenhate are being entered into to the parish of lalingtom to hold forthwith s public yeasting al the inhabitants to consider the propristy of forming a manatser ride corps for the parish. A circular has been herd samoaacing that the temporary local quarters for the have been taken et Canonbary Torero, Islington tirpropertd, oa the formation et the corps, to raise sub scriptions for the purchase d • piece of ground for ads Traction either at Homey or to the neighbourhood el the three-hums. It is expected that • strong corps will be knead. MONNOtrinngtite. A preliminary meeting, Wee the presidency of Mr. Charles H. Williams, wse Laid In the Town-hell of Pontypool on Thursday evening, at I wide msay of the principal gentlemen of the town and neighbourhood wero pretest, when a resolution In favour of the kame , ion of a volunteer ride corps for the neighbour• heed eras unsaimonoly adapted. A public meeting will be Lid on Fridley he the perpossofearrying out this resolution. lesencn.—A preliminary meeting of some of the leading; Inhabitants of Ipswich wee held lost week, for the c u. rpe os s cattettabltehitsg a volunteer Hie corps under the rope. recently Issued by the Wer.otlice. A provisional ensamitreo was formed, sod the amostaeof yesrly oubemiptions denied tpea. There is every probability that an excellent egoeiasHaa will be tented la this lorallly, the movement having bees taken up with a good deal of spirit. Foixsirroms.—A is Ins bid Lot week at FameMee to consider the of mgabilehinga volun teer vide corp. to the town and neighbourhood. be chair was taken by the mayor (Captain Ransil:at; R.N.). The mewing was oddment by Mr. Smartt', Mr. R. W. Bearer, Mr. Weld, Mr. W. Pledge, Mr. Reit, and others, each of whom acknowledged the neceesity which exists for the 'stab lielunent of ride corps throughout the kingdom. Resolu tions la favour of the formation of one for that district were adopted, and a committee was ap ted for the purpoee. Sous diesatistsctlon was expr the government cir cular, some modification of which it woe suggestod should if possible be obtained. _ - - - - KU3TINGS.—On Friday u4ht a meeting wan held at Mr. 3. Benke's sehool-room • Mr. North, took the chem. pturisional comouitlee, appointed at a former medley; to revise the proposed rube, made its report, and the rake as amended by the committee were unenhaosely agreed to. Several additional comm were added to the lid of those who were willing to porches, their own sane, dre. and the moatd voltustary subscriptions for the purpose of finding are for thaw whore means are limited wee accounted to be nearly 1001. A collector hes been appointed, and the town will shortly be rearmed for subscriptions, The question of naiforta WOO referred to the providonal committee, and it was stated at the meeting that the cost of the whole equipment, including the Enfield rifle, will not exceed 51. The first messing for practice will be on the 31st inst., and there is every probability of the members being instructed in the nee of the Enfield rifle by a gentleman of greet experkuce, and who boa had coosiderable practice at the Bchod of Nuelretry et Erten NoTrt nottAm.—The movement is being actively carried out in Nottingham. The mayor of the borough has conmeenkated with the lord-ikuteeant of the county (the Duke of Newcastle), and his grace la expected than on Wednesday. A meting of the borough magistrates was Mld an Saturday afternoon, to disease the maindeary ar ranguneets. It was then proposed that the uniform should make of a dark green hock coat and tempers, sad a cap with a straight peak. It was also proposed that the four camera of the corps (when wpanted) ahead provide equip ment. foe 20 men. But bah proration, were ordered to stand over until an interview had been had with the Duke of Newcastle, Tbere ace armed, upwards of 60 volunteers who have put down their names, and a greet number bare pro mised to join the corps should the time appointed for embalm sot interfere too much with the hours of business. The local gentry have ppromised their assistance. NORPOLK.—The Earl of Leicester, lord-lieutenant, published on Saturday a notifirstion to the deputy -lieutenant& of this county and the Mayors of Norwich, Yarmouth, Lynn, sad Thetford, requiring them to receive the names and reli ant= of all perms desirous of enrolling themselves In any volunteer corps that my be raised in conformity with the regulations issued by the government, and to forward to hint lists with so little delay as possible. A meeting is to be held at Norwich to-day (Monday) on the subject, under the am ploca of the mayor, the aurae and several other gentlemen of influence. At Yarmouth also measures are being taken for the establishment of a corps, of which it is stated Iffr Henry J. Steamy, one of the new conies votive members the borough , will be chosen the principal commanding calm. At Aykeham a meaner is about to be called with • imam =tend it is expected that the Marquis of Leadwill en chair. ETON.—The lieges of Eton have been culled to arms dart t h e mast week by the suspension from the vim. dew the lllSeedireet, tag talk the melee, w Qum ma smoky lion being to der up their warlike spirit for the format= a rifle corps. Mr. Sanders hes .lee beim very wave in the tam emdeavour, so that it will not be the huh of these gentlemen, in case of invasion, if the with of the eccentric but lama member for West Surrey be not Willed, of a rifleman In every bush ea the road from the coast to London Ws underaand that upwards of 100 lames in Etas and the neighbourhood have expressed a desire to join, and that a preliminary meeting is to be held neat week.— Windsor &prom. Elnavroin.—A rifle club has been started at Hertfordunder the &espies. of the right honourable the Earl Cowper sad the resident magistrate. The club has already a considereble number of member., and assembles weekly on kis lordship's grounds, at Panshanger, for practice. CA RDITC—A meeting,convened by the mayor,was held at Cardiff= Wednesday. The timer presided, and a large number of young tradesmen, merchants, professional men, shipowners and others, attended. Resolutions in favour of the immediate formation of a rifle club were carried uneni senuily and many of those present put down their names es Intending to join. WARWICKSHIRL.—On Saturday a large meeting of the deputy -lienteesnts of the conty wee held in the Shire hall, Warwick, with respect to the formation of a rifle corps for Warwickshire. The che'r was taken by Lord Leigh, the Lord-Lieutenant, and among others roast were the Earl of Warwick, Lord John Scott, Sir W. Hartropp, Bart., Sir O. T. Ski worth, Bart. (deputy% chairman of the Court of County Sessions), Mr. C. N. Newdegate, M.P., the Hon. C. Lennox Butler, B. Groavee, Eeq., M.P., do. It wee announced from the chair that the minimum number of each company raised in the county should be SO, end the maximum 100; and from the information Lord Leigh had received he thought the following companies would beralaed : Birmingham, 16; Warwick and Lesmiegton, I ; Coventry, 2; and one each in the towns of Stratford-oe-Avon. Pinky, ' Nuneaton, Southern, Aloteter, Sutton Colelield, and Cats kill. Several deputy lieutenants wore then appointed as ' principals in their respective districts for the purpose of oh mining names of voluuteme, which will be forwarded to the ' clerk of the lieutenancy, and submitted to Lord Leigh, pre. 'Wes to any enlistment. The meeting wee adjourned for three weeks, in order that the lord•lieutemant might receive reports from the deputy lieutenants. In the course of the roceedinge it was suggested that It ought to be optional with the volunteers, as they had to lad their owe arms and ! accoutreemete, whether they made use of the rifle at present ' in use or the breech-loading rifle, which had been approved of by government. Lord Leigh stated that he hoped to be able in a very short time to announce the name of the eel %nel who would nadertake the command of the corps. IttvoNrouv.—A public meeting of the inhabitants was held on Tuesday evening, the Mayor, Mr. R. J. Laity, in the chair. The Mayor read a letter from the Lord- Li.utenant of the county, lied Forteecue, stating the con ditions as which the corps wee to be rimed. The cheirmais baring made a few introductory ob.ervations Mr. P. W. Swain, sec., in movies the first resolution, " 'What it Is ex pedient to form in Devoupoct a volunteer title corps." went fully into the subject, and considered rime of the conditions laid down by the government to be rather too stringent, but which, he had no doubt, would be relaxed. He bad made Mowry as to the expense of tto rife and accoutrements with which each volunteer would have to provide himself; the' ed. would cast U. lOs., and the accoutrements li. 10e. more. The cipmee might be defrayed by means of a club, and he thought they ought to come forward to secure their lives met property in this way In the event of a war. The resolution having been seconded, Mr. Littleton gee timed the policy of this proceeding, fur it would, he thought, only cause Prance to believe that the people of Sealant' contemplated making a descent upon that country. That would be the effect on this country if moth corps were being formed in France. Especially now that they were in alliance with France the pram' proceeding was mat inopportune, and therefore he should move tint it wee isrenchent to fortis a rise corps.—Mr. Magoon second-A the amendment. —Mr. John Nicholle supported the resole, tioo, sad said with a Queen, a free poem, pulpit, and plat form, he would defy the world.—Mr. Swale emit that in the formation of • rifle corps of this kind it could cause no alarm to any country of invasion by England, as she stood stone in the fact that bee population wee the least used to arms. The knowledge of these c %rpm being forme! in England would be ewe to prevent invasion. The amendment and resolalew waft thee put to the meet ing, when the Utter was carried numissously. Three heads were held up foe the emendates,. Mr. Jolt proposed that a committee be formei W c.rry out the objest of Use vseetOtg, and suggested that those who were too .44 to has armee and had the means, should eubecribs liberally to mks the neces sary provision for theu who hod able bodies and willing besets. Mr. Weak:nubs armada the moieties. whkh wee then put to the meeting awl carried umnituouale. Mr. J i t i(s May, after sn appropriate emelt, moved that is the o of the present meeting the governroent should oad yen to supply the rifles, ammunition, and scam trentieste. Maar& Rundle, Hawker, Reed, Swain, and of spoke on the advantages of a club. The resolution was put to the means and Dirtied, a few hues being held up sgaimet it. A voted thanks was pawed to the chairman, sad the assling aspralot, ern hisaty team for the Quess t link( been gives on the emporia.= of Mr. Joseph May. Mmikr vorittleim will be held at . Plymouth to-morrow, and at litmeheuee on Friday nest. Liticherim.—At a special meeting of the Leicester Ina-consm co Thursday the Mayor withdrew the entice he bed placed on the paper of a motion for the council to take gime for the establishment of a ride corps, and exp Liked the Orem which bud induced him to do so. In giving the sltloe ice wee inflnemed be the war which was going on, the 1 character of the French Empecor, the opinion of all military met that the present mean. of defence in this coon my were insufficiant,and the belief that for curbs country the tee afforded the beat means of protection. Since be gave the notice, however, the government had had their sites doe dams to the question, and bad leaned a circular ad dam) to the lordk lieutenant of counties, which had reedend it unsecemary for the tomkoonacil to take op the 'abject.. A delicate point would be the appointment of eilicers, us the members of these corps, having to provide their own 'outfit, which would oast about 201., would be on an stuslity with the gentlemen who were officers of the ye• beaker corps raised in 1804. A circular bad been ioaued by the isegistratee, and there had been some name* seat in, but a peat many questions were kilted as to what were the dudes of the mope, who ems to appoint the officers, and who , they ware to be. It seemed to him that in towns the civic authorities should have something to say about the force sod tbo allows, and that without this such a force would not be raked. Such a c try. would like to be under gentlemen they and approved, or wader officers of the line on whose , MOM EbY might ally.-14dastirdkird itereerY. THE WAR IN ITALY. LEICESTER At a sp ecial meeting of the Leicester Town Council on Thur sd ay the following addrw, which had been pre pared by the Town Clerk, was read : To the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty. " We, your Majesty's loyal and dutiful subjects, the mayor, Warman, and burgesses of the borough of Leicester, In council assembled, respectfully express oar heartfelt gratitude to your Majesty for the efforts made by' your Majesty to preserve the peace of Europe, and our deep regret that three efforts have been ineffectual. Under a profound conviction, In which we believe ell elvers of your Miliesty's subjeote participate, that it is the tone interest of lids country to a bst ain on all occasions, not steeling the honour, liberties, or ianyendence of this empire, from armed Interference in the stairs or contentions of other countries,we rejoice that your Majesty has expressed your firm determi nation to maintain strict :manila" with respect to the hosti lities now unhappily commenced on the Continent of Europ.. Whilst we respectfully imphre your Majesty to persevere in this determination, we earnestly pray that the peaceful rela tions now subsisting between your Majesty and the Sove reigns of other cosneriee, may enable your Majeaty, by a course of wire conciliation and friendly suggestion, to moist in the removal of thole cause, of discontent and wieunder etending which have so long agitated the Continent, and in the estedishment of peace amongst the Wises of Europe, on the terms most conducive to national independence acid constitutional government, end to the liberties and happiness of mankini." Mr. 131.10188 moved, and Mr. Mono:a seconded. that the address road be presented to her Majesty ; and the motion wet carried. It sass further agrostl that the address should be presented by the borough members. STROUII.—A public meeting bag been held at Stroud, "to consider the propriety of gathering • memolial to the goverment, to urge on them a comma of strict neutrality and careful abstinence from all proceedings which may in volve this country in a continental war." l here was a large at'andenoe, and Mr. 8. 8. Dickision prmided. Mr. R. Wenterbothee county mtgietrate, moved the Bret regula tion: "That this meeting deeply deplores the breaking out of • war be Europe, and regret. that the efforta of her Mejeety's government bare not been successful in preventing it. ' Mr. Winterbotham said he respected the priples of those who believed all wet to be oppueei to Christianity, but he believed Chet the gee teat lover of peace ought to be prepared for the emergency of war, when unjustly forced upon him. Mr. B. A. ' , meth:, a Quaker, seconded the resoluties, expressing his opinion that war wu entirely bum. legible with the letter and spirit of the Gospel. The resolution was carried unanimously, as wag also the lot lowing, which wu moved by the Rev. T. B. Tarlton, end seconded by Mr. 8. 8. Marling, clothier:—" That this meeting expresses its unfeigxed eaeisfaction at her ffiejegty's proclauestion enjoining • strict neutrality, believing that each neutrality will beet uphold the d nity and honour of the mown and the characte r end well- of the people." Mr. Potter, timber memben , In moving a formal resolution which followed, deelmed himself in favour of neutrality, and said that the events of the hat three weeks bad pro. dm* • dieturluam in trade, .Wl, hakes many months umeuer, would reset very prejudicial, spa the well-being al may thousands In the counfli. NENDIOI7 7 soczzrr. The annual general meeting of the inbeeriltees sad friends to the bleedielty Society was holden eedurday, at the room of the institutioe, Red Lion-aquaria The Marquis of Wtsrm HOTLY presided, and was supported by, among others, Captain Stinfori, MN., Sir Arclubeld Murray, Bert.; Sir John Peter Boileau, Bart. ; Lord Cslthorpe, Lord Egerton of Tattoo, and Earl Grosvenor. The report stated that the year 1868 was one in which the pressure of pauterisos and distress upon the funds of the society had been unusually light. The low price of bread, the great demand for recruits for the army ooraitoned by the Indies mutiny, the nousuel mildness of the weather, and the consequent general em ployment of the labouring classes, have greatly diminished the number of mendicants, and especially of those who were driven by real distress to begging in the street', or writing besting letters. The eependiture of the lest year was 3,1241. 18e. 3d., whilst the average of the seven rani g was 8,7421. 16s. 2d. The income had been t r i;7 1 1.14._,. which included a balance in hand of 4661. 9e. 10d. 2,9011. 4e. 6d. of this income was desired from soheraiptions and donations, showing an increase on this head of 137/. ls. as compared with 1857. 321. 19s. 3d. bee been received for begging letter pound ac:: account of those subscribers for whom the sc ams as almoners. The cases which were considered of t importance to be regietered in 18.58 were 329. The Reregistered came, or those which were disused of in a more semery war, were 6,166. The meals have been 43,836 in 1868. The amount disbursed in relief of reendi casts 8461. la. 13d. in 1868, the comparison showing on each head a comiderage diminution in the last year, as com pared with the year 1867, and a still larger one as compere' with the average of the preceding seven years. Of 691 vagrants apprehended by the society's constables 299 were committed by the magistrates, and the law bad been very suceesefully enforced against a number of professional beggers of long standing. These vagrants who were not committed by the magistrates were sent to work at the society's estabialumests, sent house to their parishes, or otherwise, it was memenently removed from the streets. The numlwr of sing lettere met for investigation war 3,187. 8631. 17e. had been disbursed through the society to applicants by beg ging letter, besides the money which bad been given by sub scribers, who preferred administering relief themselves to such cams as they find on the report of the society to Le de. serving; and it was o satisfaction to the maetuers to think that the large sum had been so bestowed as to afford, in many cams of neamideble misfortune, permanent and effectual re lief. The difficulty in reseeding persons who have beat iespotei upon to sive evidence belle the mei/iterates which would lead to the detection sad punishment of impeetwe pre vents the coercive pert of the institution from being se useful as • more general co-operstion on the part of thew subscri bers would make it; but of 33 begging-letter Impostors who have been apprehended, 25 were convicted, and sentenced to terms of imprisonment varying from two yeers to 21 days. The report having been adopted, the amnesia .tatemeut was also reed. It showed that on the 31st of December last the society had 7,3131.4 e. 24. Three pr Cent. Consols standing is the names of the trustees, and an Exchequer-bill of SOW. in the Mines of the bankers. The Reel receipts for the past ' wyear had been 4,074. Hs , end the expenditure 3,1M1. 19e., ing • Minim in the hands of the assistant manger and the bankers of 9401. 16e. Thanks to the noble chairman ter minded the proceedings. THE PROPOSED EXHIBITION OF 1861.—1 t was announced a abort Use since that arramementa were in progress for holdion • Greet Exhibition of the Fine end ledue nal Are is 1861. The opinion of many of the princi pal manufactureis of the metropolis end of the country was taken on the ptopriety of hold ng the pm:wined Exhi bition. The feeling among those who were the principal t xhibiters Is 1861 was generally againtt the proposal, or incases where not opposed to the ahem.. • very loge amount of snaky was nranifastei en the subject. The reminiscences of the display of 1861 wire by no means agreeable to teeny who were then exhibitor., and titer evinced a very natural dread of embarking Is en underrating of • similar character. Trani were, however, eeveral eminent firm who stetted that If the Exhibition ware to be held they would consent to contriblt• spiciness of their manufaci are, though upon the whole they would rather that they were not rated upon to do so. TM result ol the appeal has been, we believe, that about 300 maaafecturers in London and is the country contented to become exhibitors. Added to this want of wire aympethy with the objects of the promoters of the undert thing, on tie p•rt of English producers, there is now the difficulty Wee pmed by the state of aff tire on the continent, nod it would be Idle to euppose that the European ustioas would entertain with much favour a proposal just sow to become competitors in the peaceful steno of art and induvhiy, while their atten tion is eggrowel with the more momentous struggleof mili tary power.. Under these circumetinces It has beet decided that no further steps be taken towards carrying ota the prow reed Enhibifire oillsl.—Werrver. c l / 2 --(1 7 71 , 7 ;1-NZV (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. ,SPOIL ZING. ---.-- THE BATH AND SOMERSET COUNTY 311ETING. !Wells to be declared to . Hold, Beh, by 8 o'clock the re, Ago rt lb 6 4 01411 SON . Tt ,l Ziiiiii : S 1 4.. th'2 1V 1 4:. Little OM 6 12 Mesa Tome Pen . . 4 II 143306 AWL P•Olaina =.. ..... I 1 4 I Mi ::: sari:'::. Et . i liT u ts u e Ono ..... 0 attnneher ... 0 I lin . /141.161)14:1111 of sous., toe 2-yr.olde and up ward& A winner oars alter the weights us declared (May 5, at ld a.m.), to any lib; tyke, 81b extra. The winner to be soil by audios Sue 40 sou., and any surplus to go In the fond. Any alliaber of horse the property of the suns owner may start. T.Y.C. (18 subs.) nen at tb .. An a 1 atlas .... II 11 Outten ...... ...- . ... 1 Plews /Mr O .e 6 0 lliebeti . 6 M .... ...... I f :rotor I k . .10 ltaitoblre n"l _ ....".. 6 10 I Duels. d nfintss.... 4 13 6 0 a by Yentas', due to )l Asti . I a Cowl. 12666626 In Ire U na Comm Menem? 4 5111..0 Pl4lll_(lliitilimp 1 . c . .i .50 rill W by dir W. Men Bad.,F. K gg, re reriss Ise the reews divides ed ol ; dr winner of any bundicap Etter the weights are published (May 12, at 10 a.m.), to curry 51b tetra. Any number of borers belotagbag to the same owner may run for this stabs. Oaos round, abatises nuts ani a half. (36 subs.) met. AT 44 lb I . 9 0 AO '. loottuol . a . 1 1 f Mr 0011 Reynolds, st ills c a d s 0-fir K 113 10 510 6 9 4 10 ..... ..... 5 pad A. 0 n 0 ... Table she Teashey &sift llude= . .... 4 g .IN Leo Ramo • Retro ..... . 4 Brads,. 14. ..... 4 er111• • Pa-Wale 4 Dusty Mlllir ..... • Corkscrew • e by The ii•ii•- 1341146.44 Gargrave ...... . 6 610 S 6 10 1 1: 1,1 4 LS dr ''' ' - TO TEI ZDTTOZ OF 713 EXPOISS. Sia,—Lupallus gave us another testa of hie quality at Doncaster, where he cut down his opponents with aHD penalty in such a manner that, =km checked very aeon la his ektorione career, he will do am mace toward, spoiling" the Derby betting of 1860 as it was thought North Lincoln would have doze had he been engaged for the Bleg Ribead °tithe present year. He did not pay a visit to Salisbury, there being a clear 1,000!. to be won at Bath, Übe is capable of 'turret off the Biennial and Weston Stakes, and Mr. Parr L acting wisely in not giving him too much to do, for he le a Derby horse all over. The meetings at Demister and Salisbury were in every way worthy of their promoters, and I myself may claim some credit for the selections made for the different °wenn, two winners at Doncaster, and four at Salisbury, being a pretty good share, out of the ele ven eveuts touched upon ; and bad Laraine omitted at the latter meeting there isno doubt that I should hushed to claim for the two events in which bowman.' also. Not so aquas au done there is osaneakawith the Woodyeetee dia4, DeneberYperby racks es we Might have expected, themtly movement worthy of mention being the disposition to pepper Electric), who le almost • native of the county. Merryman has already been sent to the rightabont, but hie stable cora pinkie, the (Hedges fit, has many friends, and it is not at all improbable that he will take his place to the market, if I not in the race. I most not, however, anticipate the doings at Bath oo Tuesday and Wednesday next, where it Is pro bable many changes will take piece ; business is to ana lyse the programme eel forth by Mr. Reynolds for the two days sport, ten of the Items comprised therein being already complete. Hall-a-doyen of thole are beadiceps, three being set for each of the two days !• and neatly the same lot of animals being engaged in etch, the dtEcnitiee in the way of • fair discussion of them are no ordinary ogee. Tut:,/AT.-The Lansdowne Trial Handicap has Schism engaged with but llb more than she won with at Salisbury— Sot bib; and as she there beat Birmingham, Get, in • common canter, the Slb better terms on which the letter meats her has should not turn the tables. Cha cline, 3 ra, Est 71b, ran remarkably well in the City and Suburban Handicap, and he is the meet likely candidate to upset Schism. The latter is merged in the Bath Handicap also, and it is imposdble to tell yet which her party will pre fer sending her for; but Fadladeen, 4 re, Tat sad Or leans, _3 yrs, bet 101 b, will give YAM trouble to bee in this event, and the first mentioned having no other engagement at the meeting, he is the moat likely starter and winner out of the trio. The Seventh Biennial Stake., for 3-yr olds, one mile, will afford a good Derby trial of the lot that contend for them ' • but we are not likely to see more than Highway man, Sir Hercules, Independence, Trumpeter, and Cyni c= cute the beta; as Scent may be in marvel°, the Oeks ; and from what Trumpeter showed us at Newmarket he ought to beat his opponents in her absence. The Eighth Biennial Stakes, for 2-r olds, half a mils. has but two reepectable pabfio performers engaged in Lupines, Set bib, and the Termagant colt, gat 71b. the 810 difference in the weights being just sufficient to render their meeting exciting, for Lord Stamford'e colt has considerably improved since Thonnanby gave him 31b and • good beating at Chester, and it will give Lapullus some trouble to beat him so far, although he settled Thormanby's pretensions at Epsom. It will be strange if John Hey does n tt have • cut at Lopullus. especially as acme of his eeldu lustiness have 31b allowed them, and the Brother to Went worth is so highly thought of; J. Scott may alto bring something to take his measure, the colt by Flying Dutchman —Canezou and the Leprechaun being pret b laesvily en gaged ; and W. Day should not be afraid to oat King fisher, if he is such a wonder as weaned ; Ben the Mon et-Amp, and Reeds ate ale t reputed flyers." Were but a moiety of these to put in an appearance the race would be watcted with some interest; but I cenuot believe Lu minus will lower his colour' to many this season over half-a mile, and he is well worth standing spinet all comers. The Free Handicap winner her to be sold for 60 move., U die mended, and If the owner of Yorkshire Miss, 3 3 m, fet 216, is deposed to part with her for that figure, she may maws prom him for the lasses sustained through her at Salisbury. The County Members Piste has • downright bad lot handi • capped, Olympias, 3 yrs, bet 71b, hiving made the pace good enough In the Chewer Cap to be entitled to favourable con sideration over this mile Rod • half. Weneese•Y.—ln the Weston Stakes we have Emily, Bst 71b; Oxford, Bst 10lb ; Predictor. fist 10lb ; Lamellae Sot lib :erred the Termag ins ooN fat lltb, se the but of thi mblie reformers ; tine eases lir. s voided ttTe, to &MEW to Wanly her yet to come oat, to wham den enneediag folk 81b, end 10Ib. Here Is a chance o lowering hie colours, which is sure to be taken advantage of ; but extra weight will not stop him so easily as it would some horses, and he Will not Sad tee a draftee melees something upsets him ea Tuesday. The Hylton Park Handler p will be governed by the result of the County Members - Plate, the winner of which will only have to beat Yellow Rose, 3 yrs, get, to look like carrying off this stake also. The Aristocratic Handicap is out of my latitude, depending as it does so much on the riders, sad we shall not even know the weights each competitor carries until the numbers are displayed on the telegraph. The Somer. satehire Stakes, two miles has not a very brilliant lot en gaged: Black Tommy, e yrs, Bst 121 h; The Belle, 4 yr., Est Illb ; Hydroroel, 4 yrs, Set 91b; Schism, 3 re, BR Orleans, 3 yre, Est 1010 ; sod Birmingham, 3 yrs, get 61b, beteg all 1 can see with • chines, unless the reaming of Primer Royal, 4 yrs, Set 1016, at Don caster, were a mistake. Birmingham is meeting Bohlen ca 9lb better terms than at Salisbury, which ought to them newer together; but Orleans may prove the bell the young one', his Linooln running beteg apparently for- gotten by his pasty, The have made him the fuze*. horn It appears singular that the Belle, alter her wry victory at Cheater on the first day, was not shined for the Cap, and If it should heppen that she ;has been kept for this, the favourites must been the look out she and.Hydromel being the most formidable opponents I can find to The n— am, ho., METEOR. BATH AND SOMERSET COUNTY MEETING. PROGRAMME OF THE BPORT.—To-uoauow. Taa LtNeBOWN TRIAL STAKES, Usadiosp, of 6 res. each, with 40 added, foe 3•yr-olds sod upwards. The Maser of soy handicap after the weigtM are published (Kay 6, at 10 a.m.) to carry 61b; of soy two, 71b extra. One mils. (19 subs.) DZSTRUOTION or MOUSE PIRATES. In consequence of representations made to Admi ral Sir 3d. Seymour, of the tolschiel done by pirates In the neighbourhood cif Macao, the steam voted Niger, Captain Colville was despatched to look them up and If possible destroy their *emerald. The following patileislars are from the ktter of an officer who took part in the affair. " We loft Hong Hong on Friday the 1 lth of March with the gunboats Isms and Clown In tow, and pomaded for Memo, whore we arrived the Game evening. The Clown steamed In end fetched of some Chinese from Macao, who knew the whereabouts of the pirlACI. On the morning of the 12th we weighed sad steamed shout twelve miles, anchored, and lent all the boats with the gunboats up the Broadway. They returned in the afternoon, having been nimuccenful. We then weighed and steamed down the oosat, striving at Coulee late in the evening, so QM the pirates would not see us or gain information of our mom =ante. On the following mormog, the 13th, everything w prepared for en attack on the stronghold of the pirates, and at seven o'clock the gunboats laft, with all the boats in tow, for the imported place, arriving there about ten o'clock. We then heard heavy firing, and so knew something was going on. Is the evening the boats returned to the ship, and the party ear ave the following account of their day's work. On the place they law by unmistakeable gigue that the pirates anticipated us and intended a contest. The gunboats rowed in as close ati they could ; the boats were weaned and gave way for the shore, the pirates opened are from a number of guns mounted on shore, bat on the boats went through a shower of shot. Nevertheless, only one boat was mina, but not a man was touched. The boats at lest touched the ground, when the order was given to jump over board and charge. The usual cheer was given, and on they went. The Chinese were drawn up both °MAIM and Weide their stockades, with long spears and their nasal arose, and appeared to foamy that, as a matter of course, they would drive the t• Beglish berbatiasts" beck. But it was no go; on the charging perry want, and on arriving within a few yards of the pirates Mom outside abandoned their posts and ran inside the fortifications. They were followed, and as may be supposed numbers were killed. After a shoot time we succeeded in driving them all out of the village, which was then burnt, destroying the whole place. The mode were so maddest% in their fighting powers, end in the moms of reseatenee they lend prepared that dozens stood until ear a men ran ewer harems throat them The most entreemit- IMIT lan II dr stab attar lhat had set a dab Gem wounded. shhoush shot came In perfect showers ea all fides. On the side of the pirates there must Um been at least one hundred killed and thrice) that number wounded. A short lion atter the village wee Wrnt, a number of neigh bouring mandarins came down to sue the captain, and thanked him for havi n g destroyed the pirates' stronghold. They said they had foaed them too etroag, Rod could net manage to take than. They also said it would have taken over 9,000 Chine‘e to have destroyed title place, and then they of course would have taken a may long ,time in doing it, whereas a few Englishmen in boa's did it to a very short time. "On the following morning, the 14th, the gneboste sad boats were off egain, manrei and mined. in march of a num ber of piratical junke. reported to be collected in the Broad way, near Macao. The Niger at the woe time weighed anchor and came to Macao at noon. The gunboats returned during the night of the 16th. They bed a most alooessful cruOie, and destroyed everything in the shape of a piratical junk they mat with. They met the whole fleet, and sitar an exciting chars ta the boats they destroyed it. The than was In different directions, one host awed a junk 20 miles before she caught her. It seems creel sometimes, when yea think of so many human bongs being killed ; but one's regret is dissipated when one knows that thee* men were monsters without mercy and without honesty, permilliag nothing to stand between them and the obtaining any passible booty. It is reported of them that they wen in the habit of eating the hearts sad the sinews of those &paha of trading vends end ethos who meet stoutly re sided their piratical attacks." We learn that Admiral Seymour, before leaving the sta. don, irate a letter ' which was read on the decks of the Niger, the Janos, and the Clown, thanking all who had taken part in this expedition to the admirable and most Imo cesdul manner in which it bad bees conducted. The Chasms sad the merchants of Hong Kong are greatly delighted at the destruction of this mot of pirstes and it is supposed that there will be some marked recognition of the bwefit thereby conferred. An et 1 Tian Bel kaotwarms_ - ... .... II the Poet Kids et thorium &barn $ t Supple Jack t Mao a ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, Dnuav-LANE.-The fol. wow. a naattnra Pater Mat I itrtoblida I 1 Pwilloa Opera, Drury-one, with their premier Out wesk :-His En- Mount° . 3 I Tab. 11 4 oellency Baron Brunow, the Rutstein Ambassador and the J OS, uo a Kilted* o,la , 3 6 Pat Baroness Branow, and party; Prince and Prinicai °Mince. THE SZOOND YEAR 0 Tata SIMERTE 7311310 GAY with, the Countess of Derby, Count Vogorides, Lord and STAKES of 10 soya , each, with 60 added, for 3.yr-olds ; cadge, Lady &Moan, Lady Trowbridge, Lady Pigott, the Earl of Set lffib ; fillies std geldings, flat 7 16 ; untried horses or Lomita'', his Grace 'he Duke d Bedford sad party, Lord tones allowed 31b, but tidy one allowance ; the second to Raglan, the Lord Ward, the Lady Broughton Lady gave his stake . Ons tails and a half. (65 suba.).-b aby Dudley Ward, Miss Burdett Coutta's party, th e Kars Bay Midd'etan -Bribery, Canine (31b), Reigns Young rhinoceri of Stades], the Earl of Shalimne, Lord Lovell (314. She ffi eld (31b), Magi° (31b), Highwoymen (31b), Suffield, Lady Marcos Hill, Earl of Lonsdale, Lord Volcano (31b), Phantasm Scent, Matins (Sib), Arminlue, A. Lennox, Lady W. Pardett, Duchess of Richmond, Idanduff (31b), Hallituri ' (h), b f by Joe LOPAII-Queen Lady C. Lemnos, Earl of Malmesteury, Lady Herd lab (31b), no Thames (3110, br f by Aray-Ingpression ache Lady Anse Mackenzie, Lady Louisa D. Pennant, (31b), Luscious (31b), Marmalade (31b), Attraction (31b), Sir Lady 'Pollock, Lord Teropletolm, Lady Caroline Barrington, Hercules (31b). Attevelde. Independence, Trumpeter, Astor' Sir George Armitage, Bert., Sir Ruby Cautley Bart., Malmo. Chanticleer --Min Ann, Watchdort (31b), Newstead (NIT (31b), Fusee, The Bride, Lay Roden (3M), Eugenie, ba b y Fevard de PAturlade, Sir John Lilly. the Dowager Counters of Harriegton, lion. Mr. Farmer, Major Bleke, Meier Pole, Villain (31a), Bouquet (31b), The Mite (31b), Sir Irma alb , Major Lyon, Captain Warrender, CAptlill Lyle, Captain Stockhani, Merryman (310), Pandora. T r i n id a d ow . k a . Wynn, Sir Junes R. Mackenzie, Sir Kelso and Lady pod., _Oren' (Rh), Anemia (31b), Urallan, Fairy 'Qum. Howard, lion. Otway Toler, Hon. Idre. Villiers, Sir W. Slop Merchant (31b), The Commodore, cby Orlando-The Prwe r „, • La. a, Broom (31b) Mies Bkenor, Clarions (316), ',Arai (1111 b),. LYIELSEA rtEW BRIDGE.-A movement ban been The Elk (Paid), Richmond (paid), Sir Pasch Shaltos ,et os foot In Clapham and the vicinity, for the purpnae of (laid), licenser (dtmd). g the constiucitan of a eta , ll- weal appnaach to THE BIRAT YEAR of the BIONTE BIINNIAL BTAXLA Re c t . dew Bridge, the want of which is causing great of 10 son. wads, with 60 add's'', tor foals of 1P67; coin, public inconvenience , It seems that for the purpose of Set lffib ; fillies and gelding., Set 71b ; untried horns or effecting the object to view it will be necessary to compel any mores allowed 31b, but only one atlowanca, and to be claimed new railway in the locality to be oa an embankment, and ea at the time of nailing; the second horse fa each year tomes don to the pretest South-Western line as partible, and also his stake, and the winner In each year to ray $ sem towards to get the Crystal Palace lino raised. The road required will "Pewee. T.F.C. (Half • mils.) (52 subs.) eby Stock. have to pan under the railways, and part of the land re. well -Bribery (31b), Plumper (31b), Slams (31b), Bine quitted for it is trust property; an act of parliament ail Ruin, The Leprechaun (31n), Loiterer (Sib), Hansa (31h), therefore be necessary for the purpose. As nerd the wan. Horror (31b), ileatiock, Shealo•ne (h b) (31b), o by Bay des by which this work utast be carried outwits thought to bilddietoa-Columbine (316), fby The Flying Dutchman be the Batleelees- park Cestamitaeret application bee been -Roeary, The Geode (31b), Tambour ( Sib), Chan Arnie made to that body= the &abject, and in theirriply they stets (31b), o by Weatherbit - Carignan , (3M), Ancee, Quick thatlthey ban neither power to moots it nor fun& fur the March, fby Daniel O'Rourke-Sleight (o,b), Asayrisn. EMI- purpose. At the sense thus the board asperses Ito opinio d n that at zeta*, cby The Flying Dutchmen-Cannon, bur to Went- the propo.cd road to=ld be vary desirable both as regars worth, &chain (Mb), Charm, Shot (311.), Brownstown (31b), iatereat of the public generally and that of too owner. and Reuben (h b), c by Sir Isan-Intrgtity (31b), Distend or:10m of land in the osighboorhocal. The other egenoice (31b), Merryman, bra to Rainbow . Sank Australian King- by mesas of which the oosetanctios of the road may be w asher (31b), Lovelies, Eisen (Bibb eis to Pandora, oby red out will be-the Metropolitan Board of Works!, nosier Volligeur, dam (Isla In 1861) by Cowl-Lanstroat-The the 144th mediae of the Metropolis Local Misnegweent Nun (Sib ), ' Man-at-Arms (Sib), Fermata' (31b). flea King, Act ; a committee or sootaky formed by or f oat the public Borauseer (31b), Market Gardener (31b1, o be Middlesex- for the purpose; or, lastly, the landholder s thread ter. Young lautui.h.(3lb), Roans (31b), Tratilinr, Whirlwind APOTIIECABIEt HALL.-At a court of examiners (31b), a by Pellon-Verressent by Cotherstros (31b), Ptilien-Fear, by_ MGM (31b), bra to Tricolour, Bay Shit- Behest Wm liatahesos, Bahama& ; Thomas Ploteran, of lay (h b) (Sib ) ,, Hartley A istsey (31b) . , tby Stalz-Geatla North cum ta nnern n a ntes; Wollkon To) lor, Csrdiff, Gls- Kitty, D 'dim by °V' 4 "" 1-1 1, Freneset by mnegonshire! and John Lloyd Thennas, Pwllhell , Cimarron fby of the Beaty of Apothe ce rics, on the 19th Umtata, MOWS. Venison (Sib), t y die -nice (31b) i ?Amor, Ei- akin, pared their examination, and were thereupon ad mennbrama (timid). milted I.ontlates of the society. Messrs. William Bread, Tint BATE HANDICAP of 10 Me. esch, aft if declared Bideford, Devonshire; John Alfred Illingwortb, Mender, by 8 o'clock the evening before ruining, with 100 added by t, N ew po t Moranotaibite ; Welter Fawkes Mscianzie, , the anneittee, for three-yr-olds and spirants. The winner Wig - Lanco.hire ,• and Jaws Hoary Stedman of Not , of say handicap, attar toe widgets are published (May 5, at e tch, who ward their examinations and were 'adruitteti 1 1011. m.), il 200 eon. vales, Varian, the wiener'. ownlice lister 11 . . previous courts defter the Wean' year,ob. slake), to cony slb ; ant of two or more each handicaps, tialLd the additional honour of 11.R.C.11 1 . on Monday, the 101 h. Once mend, about ea milt and a Ulf. (29 intr.) 16th. Ape A@ a I ! i i ;