The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-17 00:00:00

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Wield el ay— be.. seas 44.114.. mad beer. •41 16 —There wu a small a. *lurk wet with • dull We. ~ 5.., laterlm, 6.. per wow. lb. ; laze, 6jd. to 7d., dd. pig lb. 1,4, 6jd. to 7d. I wear. rbe %goal of Asap Amil hobs • NA Ad 1.336, 44 734 Awe WA AA lb. nearliet rim wan kiik bet lower& the clan I lb. panboar. &•et Away, dgp. .Mep, but, boo 61.1. sb4 folly cheaper: lop primp, ▪ Go.. 21.. or 234. ; WrolidarY 4.. • 114,4. TM Dumber o 4 AAv tb .12 lAA "asket SALA 61 . 1.. i utc Wet 7s. 31.; p r imperial stone. F t d ; wa (0 sight t$ 13., • beef. Numbers tats.., 761, laws ditto, 760, RKTURNS. emuw• 11(a. Mit A • /. 6 61 Int T.. 1 1I 6.660 L4l I.NI lAA 1.31$ lorl 1.11 LIU S t *2 IN LfY CT 111 779 TO CS &LI UN I.ltS 14.103,t l 10 L'J SIS LOP MAI •,4I .s , V 4 M 112 S: as 7.W TAB ':..7. lc tri 10 -i t m LI i 3.7/3 Lai lON Ns OM Lai L 37/ rd aid Mob Jrre I. 1.46 raft THLLIGENCIL PollT.—A shut bill to d P. rt Art (161.7) w plead . ...obi tn be °begird he Wet lag and rise tits babas t anlve4 a IMelba, as air Mb Mw aftleasal.—s.e Yak. 1K EY WITH. wt.•l. kr YdrW, Ltd U. r. Apo !141101. Ise N. N.r N W. IYlr-• WM SP, la I UK Ma Toby", Joao 1, Lai 11N, 'as CU m's, s, L. Id 4/ 11, lie Jaw 4. 144 I{H, kr 14 W. IL tat 114 s boom. Aprll 17, 1.4 IS 11, Ir Id!, Aptil I. Mt Go L Mit aril{ Nay 31.1.5 3351 X. lir Pt, laird. Neat Ilk Id I .yr April I% let If S. Ws ft W. ANA I. _ _ _ 22.7 let . " ■. les 21 W. Le , • valiL howill.lat 4/ a the General Poet-office • app used in t.k. oat Jo the Perak and Cal:forties nt• 1 8 eke omit of the 17th ▪ of ilte 20th iseteat, the .d of the 214 instaat, the Inol of t►e 2101 lout tat, the pn mild the •Sth proxiato, I AOHAC.4II owl of the 2oh BLIVICL—The ts.• 17.6 att. "nth the West Thom., • oll.t.Lce of 3,600 d 121 moles ea hoar Tola peth.rNuacte of the wir weaotati. The y t., Ill& • diet., • of 3.000 111. h leaves South nth the Wee( India weal ttutt of the Mato. Were, yr.:okra for the At , c...paar. mad ',ben their tucum brat In Culus, ail 'esauteVe and Mato mid he B I ILK EN II KA D...P111111 ebe..d were lead before die Te. edl be premeds. dry. The "timbered cog Is irNAT's OINTMENT AND No dt.••••• MOM lam domed Men Ye the p.Aosavo anew evON lelln0•1 ast-I 10016 lel 1.11•4,104 Olio. lao lona. r 1. Jo awl WWII la a mormsa r Lb gr.o 000lon a maw. I.m. &NO *ma dleippoW, ww • prow mil .4 WI 4.4.04ent Ow*" ottlnia. an mired. as= S. AND DAATHS. rvnb.a4pian. w wits 4 IL S. 11.e.5. 111141 m •. ib. MP d 3. IleOyer. In. ul c.I Own. lbw loot Dl*" the Wee at J. Ihs mile of Mr. IL limesll. id .. hum wro. C. I. Peumes. , ro Mn. O. 11.11•1 e. it • lb. tOw.W. floweb•Wer. if w r R. J. Nada, w llamab. tan h .►n.+. Lorohh. hh the Now. LOW,. Ky.,. Nest (Nara . t.y the It.ri. A Vow. of tram. tar .1 J. B. kin..ei at ft. J. t I. Itemels•Vonmsll. ti da,1411.1 d tle nev.l). W. 'Lathier of J. Assamda:a. lk ). 0 4 ...01 IS. wiNg. Iq We• 11.416. X. a11e171.11. .e. N.. A.. Soft. Reed TO. g. Cagetrbery. C. /Mel{ In. f Ftali 4 I. IW, NMI K II mo. if NO. ijpg wr, Yr OS ft la No. 4,006 ) WM& MON= MORAN sal NOM fit filti.r=l. " ad " 1411 .141 k= *f. "' • ._ n & ta NM Ow ta awl saamodir Ilmo Avisalam ism he el dams et pew ~IW ajra"4........m4.t. =lf AVM rime Nor& 11011 W -W ari 11011111. lawkda7l QTRAM COMMUNICATION tortyrusu 1.1 err ru u s ti i ja Miiiar L ON ar r i lo / 27 yoLL ft oar insr. •141•1 011111110441% agIiNVE4 grearam ;rCI V 0 a =s • 011 lobo. lir WIWI. VOL so ? BALTII4O4I CI WASUDICITOS ay. Juba lArA erasion.. welliondow.l OWN Pwol. U. 12. owl U oessio.suoudis - Is Os socoamodstles. toneord pro.. kilsom few toe wens are 11: 1 ==roeitod wow. o^ lEIMAAU mum ts, ireek imm er timinerw ;air inigue4 IMAMET, S. 11.1.4 w ith•roairea. I t I L VERPOOL to AMERICA. ovor&WEDNES- D4T.—Dlota (11/11W e .. . a ; Womb to NSW TO Wo. SlON4 r ob i . b. olowdoodzoonosollatas. to Orris We V=Watoo of awl" oomodos Ws Sort Trunk y. W No MIMI UMR • SWIMS NO OM. proured lOW ma !Isom to sm." — 17:71011 .. 7r1:" . WOKS' M &CAL June IL INDIAN. 1.9M0P flAll IK. Pm lair s lllll7o3. 1 4 4 •Ufal. lIADIA tie u l4r . tmlealere, eeele le B asics 1111J1111,11 Wake. Meet §:KAM COMMUNICA d lIIICLAND On Weird I so mod au. U J. DAILT SICAVICI OrW 33333 oao MO M IL IPANTW woodk rad We Owl WOWS se raw WM mid esilw wersaroao ma al ram I/WAN &IS pas , ott ofttool of in Ink from Oolt. lAwasts. As, a so so =We pomosen to orotool tor Ms 2.46 urn!ats,rosalband Looks LTION with the SOUTH 1111111erd Se. ). and w.rdr dw .47ertrerrl d istiAledßlP k end 111111erd Nam eleredelp enfiVIIN daft. Nerd 7.13 p.a. ea ethyl et tie Mn am. eeproge. red I M dens mew se ia . ke 1 7, — serpoliaiZirpr7Ze ; the to • ito‘ Inds Wasrkts. Cork. 14. MD turn dolly. Roo dowtood 1.0)11.11.. on arrival of from Paddloore lir p os. n. =pow taut. k tbo Oork mirrors Itsabray Cast ro, withora say orldttiosoi Aar" agy of do ftiltray otalloes . or to OtroosoPtrool t CM& 'wades ; odd mad bl MVO ham Ova at 8 Pm. has tw l =we Wm as r% 1.. §* l onamska wall the 11.13... ez• 41nrissehmat. sit undo y •Iblett &I:ewer th; Tiverl\ t4.7Zairot Oar! and Przoge. " I.7o7l6d.ribrileeler• wply la I =loll.astlJ• , 'KeuS 44. anew Nefisad. FOR XVITAL AINIVELL2CIL METROPOLITAN LIFE ASSURANCE &XIII Y. N. S. Mom OW. link. LC. R.4.61Ri5i14111 Ma al evint...J... E. 4. R0=8"616F0r...• if, J.). Dam on, 11%, Ineek, J. 1.1.0 e !pt.!. Pns. 61. _ .Wm Wm salm ISAR. arimoillk. Prawn 11'..a. I.y. PeariV i nt, .Dialmilsa. fry. Lag.. Lberpol. Virrusit .r Ealt i tormaib. grit.," Erlai sv il•• • ILC.S. • = E.g. Ey. • P5.-__ - NOWT Olio am . I owww,LOPW. Ild.• WOldweido Poi setao-Or. IZIE ), Ilirol Sr a , oas-tetilftzto o Z i ...... oWO =... 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WA Para loom EIZ.—A PURE PALE SHIRRT el the 1:= 1 /"Zipees 4 g i e h iCe e rer'sVaAlt WIT e a tl... Old raiwallp 11681111ers. &gibes. KC PHIN true ICATED GENEVA. el the Ue ll rlerr ems& sod medal? m mei Oris Wk. MONO IR moron ow osenint lapertai Lls. lt~ri~i=izft'.r ~ i. 014 Willitch Maws. • FLE BUT sad CHEAPEST TEAS sad otrmai 111191 AND ma as all issla as ellsinsi MolyikelliN aII . WMUMFANSI. end dam mina team Is. b. OS, Sa., sa4 44. rish &ammo Tom b. • b. sad 'ha sai aim as ta• of M.sa snub iris is NOM" Mille Or iletint IMO is • arm sairrasi Irse. ban at assaisaelssa HA I. are the Wild Waves maybe( IP—lsep up yew Carrel sra IBUT jeer TUA d tat LAI? IA t ?IA OUll PAN T. vim • umed T. bark. or bow at og. au to t Skies. at In M. por ft. Orlis Is Mt— 11. On at et Sims Cheirelumi. iblikareaba RA r RLOWII 8111X l -ACTI24O SYPHON TAP. amiot a i g irg l arrv i cdros iN l N AMC — Wirmw LO a aolopainf t hue 111. lILRLOWY 111. 4 CCTI Ile MA *OWN. WM me •WO *Poi •111 rad am spas *el pa par. Mao St* SASLOW :MITA orPIaAS WIL I%**Sy o.**lll. ea* Om imperfection ity ail maw se• 6*****. **9 *Os.* 'MILS ILLOW riversanir, ** papaw% ie. [IM Vilianiono. Mrs *pm WNW** ftwwlrm weft gnilt8:1210 CASES, DRESSING BAGS, and nn-nrna monnsw.. n great •1444447. T.lie 051647. Amory Tow& lor tbor roUe4 sad Work MICHIsoI 14444sleste en. 4. L 41 . 144 a4.6.1 , 40. Pa1m.111161414m. EO CHARGE for STAMPING PAPER mad =mans .M AR/IL OMIT. we IX MLIA 2161I'LW Nes** arous-161d Whodre oevelopo. dd. ILI IN: a6m61614 soy MI in% Ire quire. foe ; Taklaao, GT. leiro tr izirlos 1666.046 IL 66. now ; lerrema oft6L. IL 6d.; 616611. Ms. 114. par ram ; 61.6.bordand y 6• . 1.. row IN; WI Idabel giadleamy F . l elm*. endramid sad NS merles aanhs for 4. IL 1 ,C2 1:1 1 :11:113L . DIL moLeeed 06.64,61 dim. at Hirer; sad In.6l6oo2”afteL be N. laddr.-016nrm at tILII 11l RODRILGUIPT NOl I Cl{ to INV MTORS.—OFFICE for . Tit 4 Trstale4r eiroare, Cbariworea —Mated Warm. litiodri is is Yr COAT ult rA ['MITA tut Greatl 1t esfadp tomelor. .4.11144 anobianai ur wafting lA.IOIIIIOII. aia trir lM. .6 •171 -1 •:.V. ""4.41 QIETY YEARS OF SUCCESS hays proved bread veers Or 10 *LAN NACAIIeAR 011 term as irmelleert gempereet if peemAre the nowitt. m 4 etemelm end meatdret the beer rte. It pretteM hair Freon '4 hot off or turelag gray. resider ler MY, la..t. It Imo ...If sed remit re ✓m. I be/egret ..lt. brele and el me, Y e• Oleo It Is sprekelly feeoleffeefflod no haters Ibe fool. of borut.ful boon or Mk. Tito We ram 0 veer It I. el meter... teettrele wesieelly reAmi of IL earery. IM bee eed urea preede of =Mb. Pelee]. St mad famly hetue mem t 1 few emelt, Ir. 04.; NM dose. that I. fle —Me the e ad. " 11.1•144 ewer NV te es the rapper. Its 4 " A. MOW LAND and 60411" I. red Mk. MY et SA diatteerera. loffe tuff, ied h hear sed kehrent. UPTURN B.—By Royal Lettere Paget. t e' MUT Ord 10041•111 LAME% Vitra le sherd le weer& illefflooffew te te era. me Where remilea tbe ewer metier* el HULIII meet • did de Ohm ✓ettel of ..w. 4 I bee arlded: aele Ilemiep mem reed the be t• rile the pews the NOG 4•13 PAD s 4 Prg i n LIVIL Sir MO se ere W drew Or le mese he dermet sr w be ewe &red rep. • deertret Moiler try be WI ...I Tree hieredee fff theeteerferece el she bielcre leer Mir . de We her eel t• the eater. Mr. wand, norms. A. thrilliel T,... ea dr lire "Meer rd lemato meet era ham HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSIC.-NRKVOIII3 MON lIITECTUALLLY CVIND kw • sowel W rd Ilammtul fanie et •NIIIIMIt. 41Kowee.1 Arles. Th• as* I. iladow wruli Or anew, wi Ina •••••1•1 verb. wish Wm 4I• 1.10. ••• via •• any ••••• nappt el ••• inip...•••••• •W••••1••••ilimmammi. Le• Jr. A Xl: IBSEMA R.—Protected by Royal Letters !Usk of SooloK— Tr hawse lownilol limo = ea to a oilliolne of wSon Ittolooldli oil mato* elks Ural Whoa of ilonyooni of Ilooliod OW lo foe* OEM 01a ., 110 N. Moil aet). MI allorto deny el Not 110,11ormo. tlolfott. lowlse. ottorom Ike bass of awn nowl Omni Oli vlobt lioroloyaosoootob. to 'Ho Webb. polooloos golf owl tr00110010t...4 Wm odd Os lii weft onloistp of ow, he. 110 • remedy No rolosolloo , opormolooolins, to/ o ft . of Um Tim. T.ltmotof )a. S.. to Ilho opro ol Silo Imo. andlmtoo WI Woo of Iltowe dloookrztoli op shoo Ma firo= 7 •l a vont woke of Ilto of No. 310 Os Mot Cloolloasoolromodo lot Got .=1 "L ilioonlloro wlllob the Boodla I="limb Mils roo to my. IS. todottabio dooleosOl of the or oo omortoloo. so ortieb *II S. oantooottla hi OM orooli mart Trim Mak 1. I. m /*t .mil Son old of woo, Nt NMI. MI Of 7."..L.u., mer loralloa rho, 114 co tho ben Ws Miami Ode .w 5d U.S. area No. 111. Niosoroatroot. Oafs* w ool. riowto At : ti pat. &kW. ; 110. ; PI P 000• IN& i of row atm to on kr Xh . 7 poi* UAL ems; otioli Ni. Ile. aid la p i ::: ...... O. poo owlet at row-wee& onto,. moil* op ▪ ~.4. =V= moo. ttoollooos Uo otO bo ona ; t ai r b = 0.114 " lONlmiipoloolli NZ ti.ia-g 11.1 T. R. ALBERT SMITH'S CHI NA Tese t s . t t ; ram:row. I l i tr. I Jeri -. lbenTee brims Hall ter sem -am MAN .ad H 1 HABITI3,--THIB DAT, at ma iv e m eig IYEA lug win gal= MM. 11111sremirkia. Ofllalmu l t 4 47=lLairt add ...Om FlNNlNV4laii i rtge—liwn sag Vaasa Unkas—lnum Ned Inds No Or d dull MN. Ns Ml Nre—Plibminglyw sad irk ladr..-24.. Tian d M is - Tl M mirs of Tollb—Nodis Adreased 4.p-711. Tn. Olen d lias—lb Megmar•—ii ea Liule. TM Akron l• opm 1.610 11•1 =lima nip Inn to 8 arl trim 7 till IA Ezplae. is et es NW* way rum. Adolmies MUNN', tided. tM her Nook : Milk 1. Nyneded. M ao and Ili. Babilk . elk J. 14•5 1. 141/ 2 Ondeme I% ,ead NIMINT'EI as tiNmes. s tomm U. 1LNU6•11‘7...,;?1,•=4..."' any, JoU COLN'S 11111111058. tat* p.0.•13.1, I :Inn. 1•4 pp.. 0126115 M. SERNIONS by the Rev. JOHN Cot., ILL. of el Jobe. Collig;, Cmobnday. aa.l Amiat.not of Weet V fu. . Leona MINN* Row ..aa MOW: W. Mort T.l..tock: J. NOM" Oallisalm: I. Philp. Cluabitage: alaecolllne Abode°. Lao. doe awl Olrard J. IL sod Jame ?testa wi ad lioolera. Je4 meAT ton bee. otth Pisa or Ito.* lbe. &Alt, OAM PAItONIN EXPERIENCESia RAJPOOTARA CONTRA!. INDIA daring tbe boppre. ales eftbe MOW of UR /1. ER Um Homy DUMYAT, Author of • Jewess! Ups Rotor Us Iteeslaa We." 11•111 A Odor, and Co.. IA Ceruldll. HANDEL FESTIVAL.—J. ALFRED NOVILLO Ist the Mlle bat les bee sobs UV Moen be Ibs Ilsered Memel. Wag Is prlt . _ ._ ohe V ed tense enerman leir the 11 1 se tlg i. apsnasbnll ..... _ br Me Defeelmos of ne Ons el es preola to Me = tan Omen Ilemblomb kg Me me ii & . 7 .- 11 -. adman. M. les aim lees eretlembed menet Ile Meisel be mode lee Me Woremder•a Mons bob lelleof I=ermemes. Men emel be pelabbsi manna Mob by et Mann -• Ilembh . sed " leual la -. ireele for elder bp ma be meersteir, sad s Menet ideolos et Masten "If "aslsN.es b. id . bes We plebe le ammemerme Oseemen. al WU be mit M tbe est ele sablembre c• Me 41. a perform able. She selbeebse basemen IWO srlasei by Newell. "PHI WAR IN ITALY.—Read a Lady's De .a. eidellee et LOIIII4IIDY Is Me LADS'S NOM ?be .0.4 INSOMMObI em. :IIB la rLeed the It el lb. . dill ee.an 111.- pool WSW —a. FASHIONS, WORK-TABLE PATTERNS the LA N IMI I I KWh P• Pl i tt 14"186 • 11 •T U all""4" :11 . 0 ibablormaa• Imellaissi.• Now Tab, I•brabor 111•••••• hob • Lob's J•••••L ••• Yr arm, awed lbw larrek. brmar It or bar dwell b• an Lbw. 11••••••• r. Urbana* al— Orlarr 10.11•4•Irat. TEE PORK:SEM MOON OP MECHANICS' INBrirurss. The twenty-second meeting of the Yorkshire links of Mitobasics' Institutes was he'd at Rotherham on Thursday. A Urge wake of delegates attended the oos.- forma is ths at whisk Mr Edward Seines, M.P., • prodded. Is the elfrsesa the &larder dined together; end Is the womb, • farm was held he the large hall of the Rodowhom Marilesies' lastitsdes. Earl FITZWILLIAM prodded Is the ammo et the Earl of Carlisle, sad there wore the . this Mos. 0. TPswilliain, Sir J. W. Reroutes, 11. P.. Mass% Esq., M.P., Jame. Broom , Etas., IL A. loathani, Ey , M.P. The Dean of Chichester sod ether innuendo! friends of the union. Mr. BAINIII quoted a mime of term as evident* of the rapid eitentioe of the Yorkshire Caton, and remarked that asseklariag the territorial area of this Imperial comely, there was • larger numbs of institutions than in any poruos of the United Kingdom; and It was In his opinion, Is 8011111 eh pee owing to the allots of this oaks that they were indebted for this greet increase. (applause.) The aggre gate number of members in these inetitutione wee 24,600, the total income from which was 10,519/. They had re turns hos 116 ineututioos se to the number art votamee In the libraries, sad they found that the arritreget• number area 131,711 volumes, the total issues of which had Wee 302,000, ropesseetrisg 16 sultana. each for every member of the insti tutions cosnected with the Union. (appleues.) This woe W beet evi4eate they could hare of the use made of the libraries, sad was the most stratifying proof of the activity which prevailed in this departmset of the institutes. (Hear, bear) 7,292 valuers had been added to the libraries during the year, and 924 lectern had been delivered, of which 620 were grataitous sod 166 paid. In 86 institutes, sestabilsig 19,000 members, the assiber of members attendiag 0f.... eras 7,067, sad these chases be coseidered one of this most leaprelast hawse of these institution.. lie treated that Jot roosting would hod to the ostablistuu nt of new Martha doss la the ssighboorhoods which bad bitberto nut bad the tow& of thsir mistime, sad that thus their meeting there might prove to be, as th eir unities s had hitherto bees, of the Wilbert public utility. (Loud applause.) • . • „ The fru of Catt w terra, after some introducer*" otwer rations, proposed lb* first resolution That the writer Mechanics' lutitutes as a moot efficient means of promoting mental eultivetion, sod improving the moral and mortal con ditkm of all dares of the people, having been abundantly proved by the success which hie attended their operations, particularly is Yorkshire, such institutions sr* entitled to general sepport.' Mr. T. Max seconded the resolution, which was agreed Mr. R. M. M turas, M.l' moved the second ruolotlen, which err as follows —•• That the err MOMS wh•ch has attracted the Yorkshire Union of Mechanics' lesritutes, u well in the formation of new institutions as in the filtration sad improvement of the old, more particulorly in the greater attention given to the evening chaos, and the steady hi rers of libraries, is the best proof which could be adduced of the value of the union, end of Its claim to the ecotinsed sad increesed support of all who take ea interest in the morel and social welfare of the poputstion." Mr. 800 wx 'corded the resolution, which was carried ss►oivausly. Sir John Ranisdeo, Mr. Latham, end other gentleman having addrstted the tneetiag, the proceedings terminated with a vote of drake to the chairman. ASSOCIATION TOR TEE WELFARE OT THE BLIND. A public meeting of the resident' of Greenwich and 'alai!, wits held on Wednesday arming, in the lec•uro. hall, foe the purposed the interests of this insti titles, situate in the Easton- 81. Pancras, by mn►i.g Its *bigot@ and opeestioes mere generally !sown. . _ ONENWEI ALEXANDRA, a old nidant of the 100011, pre sided, sod is en el qu. at address amaled for aid to enable titers ahead with blondness to attain the =sans of support ing themselves by their own labours. Th. topert, se read by M %jog Dt: CA sr., showed tbat the aseeelatios now aftreded employment to fit blind men me wow, 33 of whom wave previously beggiag in the street., dependent on priv oe alms, or inmates or workhoures, and the rem reduced to groat distress foe wont of instruction and employment. There were, however, nearly 90 blind persons anolotudy waiting for and Iron the associa• time, to enable them to earn their own living. Of the above 33 were employed at their own home!, some cumin more then 12a. per tetra, in addition to such employment as they meld obtain from private casement. Alter reaming to many interettleur cases of the rapid program of several pupils in `e basket work, ornamental leather, bead work, brush making, ac.. the report eulogised lb. energy mid devotion to the imam exhibited by Mr. Levy, the super intemilset (blind), and stated that a boarding.house open moderate terms for pupil. and workmen had been opened. and a Mutual Friends' Sick Club established. The proceeds of the wale. of articles for the poet year had amounted to about 1,6002, and great sweets had attendet the exertions of Its Mind travellers. Yoe the mental training of the blind a mummy we, in the 00011.11 Of formatioe, and the Association of Blind Ma xisas was now Mee/pouted with this stmely. Thanks were due to Captain Tree. R.A., foe his services as hon. me., who it was to be regretted had been obliged by hi. edlitary duties to maitre that Caw, which however had been kindly accepted by C. Dyke, Req.. R.N. Mach of the sitcom. of the rickey bed been mead by the satirise exertions of Wm Gilbert, the toendrus, who bad 00101 Mold the eurhwitt-ot fend by &gift 42,0001. The report, in etinclaeion, rotors , it to the en-opera. ties of vicious kindred societies, e yin d thonks fcr various metiale in the pm as, and te the clergymen who had lent their ' eburebtas and preselbsd for the sa-ociation, as also to all eeeleseses, stabseribeve, sal drnors, and • hope for further smisevewee promMs the reared welfare of the blind. Ups the moths of the Rev. IL 3. Selwyn, seconded by MA J. Wag, mid supported by Mr. Dawson Litttedale (Wed), the report was iteanlmourly adopted. The entire peomdluger which coseleded with a cordial vote of 'basks to the ggaalllant chairman, were most materially eallvened by the able performances of the vccoll choir (blind), end with the accompaniments, Ac., so off ctively performed ein the plaaoforta by Mr. Swanton, of Blackheath Church, and Mr. J. L. Semmes, both of whom are blind. A Ilbeeel collection was obtained at the doors, and several new subserthen joieed the meociaticie. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1869. IABT INDIA COMPANY. A court of this company was held on Wednesday at the Ewt Indio-honer, in pursuance of a requisition. for r:zidbusiness; Colonel Ernes, M.P., chairman of the of Directory, presiding. The minutes of the last court baying been The CNA 'MAN informed the proprietors that alvidaad warrants, payable on the 6th of July next, would be ready to be delivered on that day. The report of the committee of by-lawn, which was ap proved by the genteel court on the 4th of May, was mad end confirmed. -- 7iIIIIECILETA HY read the following stetentent of the amnia and mode of loreetment of the smanrity fund : 0006. 'Me 0o C•ot. Consols TWO 14.06• L Iteduced... . 4.217 610 10 .. MMUS 4,944.036 12 4 14.640.119 9 The CHAIRMAN sold the undefined dividends MMOILIMIS to 14,2631. 19s. 10d. As a testier of prudence the Court of Direvore bed limed 7,0001. of it In securities. 0001. bed bean invaded in the Turkish loan guaranteed by Ragland sad Pram Mr. CZAWBHAY did not consider that our a description of stock writ the directors ought to invest in. He did not think the gnarantte of the two powers so safe r that of our own government only, lie accordingly moved that the mm be withdrawn from the Turkish lose and be r•ineuMed. Dr. BEATTIINIOOIIIdad the motion, and raid all investments should be limited to purely English funds. After some discussion the noommendation contained in the motion was seceded to without say formal resolution being pared• STATUTZ LAW COMMISSION. This morning the fourth report of the commie stoners fur consolidating the statute law was lamed. The commiseionere have confined their investigations to the statutes pared since 1800, and under their direction a clam sided register has been prepared of such acts posed MUM . (meetly to that period se relate to the " Armed Form," the " Revenue," and Pinnace," as wall as those statutes which constitute whet is ordinarily understood to some under the term "law," and de 't the permanent rale of civil con duct." These latter are wronged in closet acoordinu to their territorial Moat of operationa—vg.: ems the the whole of the United Kingdom; ea*, • separate column of the register, states shortly the ebisat maassr of each act ; another, what previous sets it expressly alleets; mother, by what sub.equent acre it is itself ex. t=ly eilheted, either by way of repeal or Ukeleles. where show, with reterenoe to temporary acts, whether they have expired, or when they will exptre; aad these Is also • rime of remark', in which points deemed to he of Importance are noticed. The °Om niriestare eherrie:—" This register may be used se the iradeilea Ike • aim edition of the statutes passed alum the rim. re advantage of which to the public would be merikeebte OM so consolid Won were effected; the present emetisidy balk of the modern statutes would be IMatilfidirMlKlld. The public, Beard statues passed since the year I,M an sow contained is 231 quarto volumes, each velars atereglag Dearly 1,000 closely-priated pages. Three 231 rehires contain, as appears_ by the register, 6,887 ammtee, Owl:Soh, however, may 1,836 are included in the Closes IV. to IX. inclusive, i.e., are alone to be considered r garret laws relating to the whole or some part of the Untied Xiagdoen. If, therefore, the whole of the 6,887 mantes lii '3l volumes, it may with reasonable certainty be rinsed that 1,836 will fill little more than six volume,. But probably this is mach too h'gh an estimate ; for of the 1,836 statutes OW to some degree le force, them are many of which several sections have been expreeely repealed, ell of which are noticed in the register, and of coons is any new edition of the statute law now ft fume nose of these motions would be Included." From the data furnished by the register, the commissioners think it probable that toe whole existing acetate law, holed lax oatutee pored pair to 1801, may be usefully comoli dated in from 300 to 400 stetuto, and presuming that power la given to the oommissimeo to employ ten or twelve &ste nos, they are of opinion that the work ot emodidation may be completed in about two years. The emenniesiorre cos chute their report thus And, if at the sod of that tints we are able to present to your Majesty the whole of the ✓otates easing under the clan of geed laws, ailing only about three volumes, but ociamdeing all or nearly all the statutes of • general rotate now scattered in above forty volumes, we venture to think that our labours will not have barn wholly noshes. Won the bills shall have been thus prepared, It will be fur the legislature to cooaider whether any and what facilities shell be afforded for their enactment, end the mart to which they may be willing to place confidence M the regatta of oar labours." The ccommieseusere are Lord Stanley, Lord Lyadbrom, Lord Brountiam, Lord Wrotatiey, lewd Conwerth, Lord Wens - Oydale, Si, W. Page Wood, Mr. Jarmo Cvanford, the Right Rea. J. D. Fitzgerald, Sir Fiteroy Kelly, Mr. W. Conn.'s, end Mr. K. Bolisaden Kr. ASCOT RACES. THE CUP DAY. Tim Cup Day at Ascot was attended with • mere. which perhaps exceeded expectation. The company was more numerous, the raciag more interesting, and the crashing and the crowding is the (trend Bland enclosure more uncouth**. able than ever. The day wee gloriously floe, and erratic husband, who had not taken their wives to Epsom found nor excuse in the weather not to fulfil their womb* to accompany them to Ascot. Windsor Was perhaps hes lively than usual, and m a natural oeseequenco the Byrnes were less extor tionate in their demand.. The Cheat Western Rail way afforded ample facilities for the residenta the West-end of London to make the trip to item; end their arrangements ware most mtiafactory. The Lou don and South Western Company, however, had the bulk of the treffie, and nothing °mid exceed the regularity with which train after train wee dispatched. Ladies took their seats with ea much ease as they would at the opera, and their dresses were no more crumpled by the crowd than they would have been on afets day at the Crystal Palace. Prom ten • o'clock twit noon the platform of the Waterloo elation was thronged with people, the inany.hued dresses of the !Mkt glistening like a tulip bed of different s h a pe sad dyes. Mr. Sued, the manager, and Mr. Young, persemally eoperia tended the general arrangement., which were earned out with an efficiency which could only be obtained': by a long experience in " excursion train traffic." The Worse was Lover mote thronged, end the Grand Stand enclosure, despite its enlargement, wee so crowded that It wan with thfil alley and so small dude-illy that one was enabled to elbow his way frees am end of it to the other. Disconsola.e ladies had no main place; they could neither see nor be seen, for they were completely hidden in the mass of the people who swarmed In every direction. The raised seam, the bale my, and every "coign of vantage" were occupied long before the time appointed at the commence. I meet of the pros. Mines, and the scene presented by the en closure wee pictureeque beyond description. The first ram was originally appointed to take place at one o'clock, but • misunderstanding (which was no fault of the printer of the cards) set it for half-peat one. It was not, however, until nearly ten minutes beyond that time that the royal pro cession was seen slowly to rise &Wee the Now Mile hill. It mole its approach preceded by Lord Sandwich, as Master of the Buckhounds, and the Queen's huntsmen, and it differed ht so essential particular from that which we have freeptently deseribed. The reception of the Queen wee moat enthnaimtie. Cheer, were raised shag the entire length of the ammo, and Is the Grand Stand every bead we. bared to do her homage. The scene was at this point most extraordlnery. Every heed was uscovered mud her Majesty approached, sad thee thou sends of hats were waved right loyally in the air. Thum demenstrations of delight were renewed every time the Queen appeared at the window of the Royal Stand and the people were permitted to crauthe madam only feeling of meet experienced was that the Sovere gn should make so ta rd y a visit and so hasty a departure foe the Queen quitted the course immediately after the dedelee of the race fur the New Stakes. For an acemat of the noble personages who ac companied her Majesty we mad refer our readers to the Court Circular. The early mornieg was warm and sunny; but greatly to the alarm of the ladle., the sky became over cast by dull, dark cloudy, and rain seemed impending. The afternoon, however, proved most propitious; and except from the crowds in the enclosure, no drawback from • full enjoy ment of the sport was presented. The borer for the Visitors' Plate were saddled for nearly half en hour before the arrival of the Queen; but no sooner had the Royal petty taken their mate than the proceedings cownenewi in earnest. The opening event excited little at tention, bet the succeeding anonthe Grand Stand Plate—was regarded with much curiosity. It ended in a dead beet, and there was an add , tional item of a.traction Imparted to the programme. The running of Tournament for this event was sufficiently inglorious to cause a reaction against North Lincoln for the Cup, for the two hones bad been " tried" together. Fisherman was therefore made first favourite, and after all the 2's to I had been taken about him 7to 4 was scarcely obtainable at the close. At one time ea little es 4 to 1 wee mien about Saunterer, bat MN appearance when stripped did not please the conoscenti, end he was driven to Bto 1. Fisherman won the r ace with ease, and fur tne second year in ettocession, fully justifying the publicly mode esswtioa of hie owner that, "the old hens was never betterthan to-day." The question respecting North Lincoln's staying powers Use been completely settled by his performance for the Cup. At a mile he may be good— at a longer distmoe, useless. The Cup is nautilus shaped, supported by three female figures presenting wreathe of laurel ti the victor, and surmounted by a group tepee- Denting • man catalog back • eery steed, emblematical °lda triutoph of moral form over animal strength. It wee designed by C. T. Parris, R.A. modelled by Marshall Woods, Esq., and manufactured by Mr. C. F. Hancock, of Breton-stmt. The New Stakes sustained the reputation of Ascot for producleg the most h2tereating two-year-old races in the kingdom. It brought not twenty startets, and it resulted in the defeat of the favourite, Tharmanby, by Rupee, why ran wend to Thormanby on Tuesday, bat who met him to-day on 61b be , ter terms, the Slb just turning the batsman in her favour. Afbr the Queen had taken her departure the com pany gradually dispersed, and no one except the regular resin( mm dery much attention to those *vents which followed the New Stakes. We conuseaced the leek of compiling a fiat of fashionable vtritirs, but en numerous were they and so great wee the crowd that we abandoned our intention, because It would be imposeible to collect the names of every distinguished person preterit. The manner in which the police discharged their duty elicited general praise. The MUM was kept in admirable ceder, • circumstance attributable se much to the forbear. awe and temper of the polka as to the good conduct of the =BThe A division was as natal employed, end it was " the direction of Superioteudent Walker, mated by la. Bray, Grant, Bradstock, Sachems, Weob, Butt, sad Koche ra . The detective depute:oat was under Inspector Thorndon. The Chief Commissioner (Sir It. Mayne) and Captain Harris were deo in attendance, to see that the ar rangements were properly carried one. Subjoined ia a detailed account of the moss: Tu a VISITOR** PLATE d 100 Alm and 25 for theaseaud born (Handacap), by aabaceiptios of S'ove. each. Our* round and a divans.. (19 sups Mr. J. trod lilnairlsy, by 'firabl3l. 1 yrs. Trt 7lb IL tbowdsiC 1 Mr. W. R. 8. Crawford's Odd Trick. I ws, lot 10lb --(Well( I Mr. 8. Willleald's Cemisolors, 3 yr*, 6451 b IJ. Adman) 3 Tbs following also ran : Btdpleton, c by Pyrrhus the First—Conner: ins, Aeon, Smile, Dove,Ounilds, Caucasian, and f by Alerm— Iris. Betting : 2 to 1 eget Odd Trick. bto 1 .get Cauceslan, 7to t each agst Kinnereley end Commodore, 8 to 1 eget Concertina oolt, 10 to 1 apt Ascot. After ono failure the signal was given. Onnilda overpowered bee jockey and wee soon upwards of twenty lengths ahead, Dove and Com modore being side by side nest. They rem with little aim ratios is these positions until reaching the 8 winley Course, when Ounilds began to stop:to her followers, end after poising the brick-kiln turn she resigned the led to Coma odors, who canted oa the running Into the straight, followed by Kin nendey and Odd Trick. At the &emote Coromodcee was Mates, and Kinnereley was left with the laid, which he held to the end, winning cleverly by six length.. Odd Trick was pulled up, and secured the ascend money by half a length only. Nothing near the first three. 1/111 ROTA!: STAND PLATS of 200 cove, added to • Sweepstakes of 10 ROTS, each; fur 3-y r olds and upwards. Allowances and penalt its. Start at the distance poet, end go ogee round. (16 sub..) Mr. Lows" Wild So., br Sum los. 6 2r l. t o t Mr. 11 .2 4 w0% 221,24. ns , list tab IT. Bber: l3lb oodl t 2 Mr. a t O Tours. yrr,24 Ala If (Forma,) Mr. W. O. S. Crawford • Lela" 7.88.6 ors, fat 612....1 ...Owl 4 Yr. L Tea Broad's Oterkeitind la Assosi. 4 fro. ist Mb IJ. Oomterl 6 Betting : 7 to 4 art Wild Rase, 9 to 4 'gat Tournament, 310 1 agot Zuyder Zee, 10 to 1 eget Fright. Fright was first off, but on rounding this tiltrinley turn Tonntameat, who had bees lying second, rushed to the front, and was soon several lengths ahead, sad Wild Roos joined Fright, of whom she had a slight advantage, Zoyder Zr. going on third. Fright and Wild Rote were alternately second and third as they descended the bill towards the Old Nile starting post. They ran with hula ma teriel alteration to the brick kiln tars where Fright west up to Tournament sud after racing with , him a short distance be kok the lead, Wild Rose showing well up in his wake, with Zuyder Zee at her quartets. These ties ran In close company to the Orand St.nl, where Wild Rote, nest the rails on the inside, took second place. night, however sp y-eared to have the race within his grasp, but Wild Rape csogLt him on the poet and Made • dead heat of it. Tour natuest was bests, three lengths and Zuyder Zee was CIOSO sp with him. Starke w ak ed in. . . . w Deeiding Iliest.-6 - to 4 oa - Wild Roes, who d on pon Fright to tbe distance. when she went ahead an by three lengths. Tim SOLD Cur, by subwriplion of 20 mows. each, with 200 added; the Owner of the mated to receive 50 Guys. out of the stakes; foe 3•yr-olds and upwaida. About two miles and • htlf (25 maim ) . . Mr. F. MIRIi.. Irliii;r;aaa. by Nano, 6 ma r lisi Mb lerommralli Mr. Mem • eaenterer. 5 yrs. amt IJ. thborari I The following elm ran :—Beacon, Nimrod, Bevis, North Lincoln, and Defender, Biting : 7to 4 apt Fisherman, 7 to 2 against North Linoolo, 6to 1 apt Balloon, 8 t*l sank apt Sauoterer and Bevis. The Donee had proceeded to the starting post before the royal party had reit...outbid in the rd on of the stand after luncheon. Mr. Hibbard brought them beck, in order That they might m.ke the usual promamde round the en &ware of the Quo, n's stand. This preliminary business over, thy re:urned to the starting poet with ell ainveni•nt hrs. They ware sore mat on their journry, Nimrod, roaming Ia the centre of the wires, Viking the lead, with Saunterer by himself on the outride mond, sod Bevis in the track of his stable cont. Dion third, North Llamas sad Delmar being nest, with FMMrm.a lest. they mods/sr the gerbils, tura Nimrod vas warty twisty Wm abst4 bat cm maadlag Soya. boor, who bad Wm pato, ilet tOk Pk" Z4lll. LEGAL IDUCATION. The following is the first report of the committee appointed by the Four lime of Court to consider the whole subiont oftegal edositiou " To the tteorhera of the several Societies of Linooleee ion, the Inner Temple, the Middle Temple, and Oray'e-Laa. " My Lords sad Oestlemen,—l am duetted by the eon- mitten of the Four lona of Court, appointed to Neceseidar the whole subject of legal education, to report to you that the committee, having mitered upon their dude,, sad held an morons meetings, have paired the following resolstlens: 1. That it is expedient there should be an exessiaation of students previous to admiseics at the inns of stain 3. That it is expedient there should be • compulsory examination of 'minas previous to being tolled to the b.r. 3. That the attendance of students at lectures be no longer compulsory. 4. That it is expedient that no person be appointed to sea mine candidates for admiseion to the bar who has been en gaged is giving lectures or private instruction to soy of Nadi candidates within two years before such examination. A sub-outamittee wee appointed by the commutes to report 'on the proper mode of carrying into effect the reeolutiou as to a preliminary examinatiote of candidates for admimios to the Inns of court, and alai whether any and what excep tion. should be made is such examinai ion, sad further to re port on the peeper mode of carrying into effect the resolution that there shall be a compulsory examination previous to being celled to the bar.' The subcommittee wee constituted of the chairmen and eight members of the committee, and mods their report to the committee en the subjects retetred to them en the 9th day of Mey. This rep or t w ee taken into consideration by the committee, and, having been is come respe.ts amended, was finally approved of end oon firmed. The resolutions contained in each amended report ore to the a fleet following . " On the subject of the preliminary examination of stet dente previous to adonmoon at an um of court:-1. That every person who shell have pa.sed &public examination st any 01 the universities within the British dominions be ' exempt from prelimin.ry examination. 2. That the subjects of exentination be es follows: (a) The Eoglieh and Latin language.; (6) English history. 3. That the examination be conducted bye joint bond, to be appointed by the fuer inns 1 of wort. 4. That, for constituting each board, each inn Jo ap point mix examiners. 5. That the examiners do attend aocore tog to a rota to be died by thenteelvee, and that two be a quorum. 0. That meet , nes of the t x tininess of Nudists ap plying for adiniesiun at either of the four inns of court be held at least owe every week between the 20th of October eel the 10th of August in each year. 7. That every student shall pay the sum of one guinea upon appiwatios for the form ol selmissinn. "On the subject of examination of student,. previously to their being celled to the her tu Tied the ex.instion shell include, et the option of flee candidate, examination for booours as well as for osrtifica.m of sufficiescy for call to the b.r. 9. That tte exentlostion shall Le the act of Ike four inns jointly, and coaducteil by tiarldllofil appointed for that purpose by the four societies. 10. That the examiners be selected front the beniaers, end 'hat no teacher shell be an exeminer. 11. That the examinetions for pus certificates shall be held four limes •ear. but tiallsiOlViolf• for honours tel. e only in each year. I y L That the subject* for the examination of studenu disarm's of being celled to the bar, shell be divided into two bumble, coneing of the following subjects : First Branch-1. d ns oostituti and law and legal history. t. Jurisprudence, esfacially petrels and public international law. 3. it mu civil law. &weed Breech-1. Common law. 2. Equity. 3. The law of reel property. 13. That an person shall be called to the bar nukes hs shall have re ceived a certificate from the board of having pasted a sails facia, examination in at least one subject in each of Use above branches. 14. That the candidates for bonnets shall pass a utiefectory examinetion in all the subje.ts of tits alms branches. Oenerally.-15, That them he a superintending bard, conaipting of two benefit to front each ton of court, (of man latina the emmieatiose sad elm mob direerioce respecting the man se 111 y Into Woe to Abe required, and that say three of sett ben be a m. 16. That the mime istendiag toad have power to give such directions m may from tune to time be sewer se to the conduct of the examinations. " RICCARD BITIISLL, Mimeo of she Ceeem:ttee." JUSTICES OF THE Ps. Act—lt appears from • par liamentary refum finned patiorday dist 1,070 ponces have been apvinted to act as justices of llto pawn is the general cities and tonna of ltaglatad sad Wake ohm As Ist of Jeamary, jAiiVOTIOefaiIId.)—LOYSRL'S HYDROSTATIC TBA ▪ Corns Ulm will Inks Amsesameorly tram Ico WOO = zj e t ram awl brighOrks. .s•LA an•Aalf. by W dair, Own et (Amway Looks Tams. A 4 AI ta. K wi.Ss Al Insommor*. w metbsaak .01 W. S.W. wok inamoiribilimill, I.C. WiewliOn int Lew (Stamped id. Additional.) [T WOPENOE. . r i l i ajaarters, Bevis being third, upwards of six :distho the leading piir, North Lincoln, Beams, and Defender following him en the order named, Fisherman ,'till' biding his time in the rear. In thin order they diaappeared bo ttled the hill, but on coming into sight Nimrod and Saunterer were dose together, and at re dear interval behind them were North Lincoln, Be ns, ail licacon side by side. At the Old Mae pest Saunterer pulled to the front, and Beacon and North. Lincoln went on second and third, Nimrod giving up theism and dropping lag loot. At the brick-kiln turn Fisher man began to improve his position and soon showed in the second place alongeide of Saunterer, Defender being third, lissom &rink sad North Lincoln fifth. On entering the Wight the race wee reduced to a match between Fisher men sed Saunterer, every other animal being dead beaten. Fisherman quitted Saunterer before reaching the distance sad wan by a length sad a boll. The others, howled by Defender, sews pulled up male distance from boos, Nimrod was lost is the crowd sad wen never seen at all at the finish. Tex New finer MlO sore. each, with 100 added, for 2-yr-olds; colts, Etst 77b; Allies, Sit 31b; wieners extra. T.Y.C. (40 subs.) Mr. Ilsleosb Room by The xenon. Mr. Merry'. Tbermebby, s,t I.lb liner. 610 a.) 11 . Osborne) 3 Mr. 0. Art'. Usatadho. ........ . ..(rontharo) 3 Mr. T. loblbecoe Automat 311; . ...... . .. (A. Day) 4 The following also ran :— T hun d erbolt, . ....... Bonnie Prince Charlie, Nucleases, Annie, (by cantata' Deer or Longbow--Caleavella, fby Longbow—Vent, Odo, Airs, oby Acrobat—Conyngbanes dam, Lard Milton, The Maid of Orleans, King of Diamonds, Jame, Mutant, Treducer. Betting: 7to 4 (at Ira 3to 2) apt Thormsnby, 7 to 2 egg Aurora, 4 to 1 apt Contedine, 10 to 1 each egat Rapes and Thunderbolt, 16 to 1 ages King of Diamonds. Ropes held a slight lead ja rd ninnies nearly fa a line with her ware Ring of Diem Contadina, Venus illy, Thonnanby, and Aurora. Al the d tame the Venus filly gave way, and Rapes owe on, closely attended by Thormsaby and Conte dim. A Sae nos in wee won by a neck, the masa distance between the second and third, and the third and fourth. Thunderbolt, who threw a plate before starting, was flßh, Lag of Diamonds sixth, and Lord Milton next. Ti. St. Jastan's PALACE BTAILIEI of 100 EOM each, h f, for Simla ; colts, Sit 716; MIMI, flit 41b. Old mile. (lake.) Mr. J. R. 0. limithrimU Ornelew by Ambrose, Set 7th Mr. bromb MOMMIMM. s I tt u = led'a _ - ib ae Mr. Z. Tea seelreireeork ...... ..... tiordbansi Mr. 0. Liners meals. , ~. . I Betting: Even ea Cyanoses, ito 1 wet Oilt, 6 to 1 eget Antonio. Antosio med. the running, with Moanivieff sad Manske close together, acood and third, and Cyluicus fourth, to the last turn, whore Menke declined. Oa entering the straght Monravieff and Cyaricne closed with Antonio, and W three ran together to the half distance, when Cynricns took the lead and won cleverly by half a length, a dead heat for mooed place with Antonio end Mourwrieff; good fourth; W other two were beaten off.. Plan of 140 aura., to a Sweepstokae of 6 an. each, for two-yr olds and upwards. Optional selling weights, he. Half • mile. (16 subs.) M. tercet. Infanta by (Marls, Linaglo)l.l. (Jolizoon) 1 Mr. J. Lrtils PL. I y 710 1.7•6, trz, Mr. J. Ls Mat'. Blot Edward. 2 r;sinoii.;;;;;;;;.., .111.71 4 The following also ran :—Fredarice, Onset, Lucy, O'Meara, Odo, Fraud 611 y, sad Bonedaway. The bettiagopened at 6 to 4 sgst The Speaker, but dosed at 4 to 1 eget him ; even on Infanta, 6 to 1 eget Feted filly, and Bto 1 agent any other. Won by two lengths ; a seek betters the woad and third, half a length between the third and fourth; the Fraud filly was fifth, sod Frederick sixth. PLATE of 100 som., odded to a Sweepstakes of 6 sow. each, for 3.yr•olds and upwards. The wiener to be &old for 60W., or to awry 7th extra. lord Palraantool Issm. *the Teo/ Dutchman. 3 M. 74 1131, Ono 7lb 500.43 (Parasol 1 Mr. T. &moil+ ArdOW,..llm. TN • .. I Mr. Boom. Btu or the MM. 4 yrs. SA 91b • (AAnsaU 3 11•116,04 Tame War.. sr.. 244 (J. Corgi 4 Betting 7to 4 on Ardour, 3 to 1 apt Rooney. Tame Deer made the running. Oa interim the Weight the lot took does order, and ran together to below the distance, where Tarns Deer was Devoe. Half way up Roomy came set, sad wen easily by threelauters of a length; three between the sexed sad third. ICSas Q1733Ye1l PLATS 011 100 guineas 3-yr-olds, 7N2lb ; four, Set 91h ; fire, sir., sad aged, 10st 21b. To start at the New l_dde startles poet, sled go owe roodand is. W. 1 ............. Mr. Tarter 141 coral. a irk MVO . ( bwi;:167,1.14°Vai14412 .............. but dandle 2to on him; 3to 1 agetNewmetle, sad 10 to 1 ape Mowed. Fisherman sad Nimrod showed la front altar sately, the per being very slow to the brick-kiln turn, where Nimrod took a long leed. At the last turn Southamptou drew into the saeo“ place, sod soon afterwards went on la avarice with Fisherman in waiting to the distance, where the old hone went ahead and won by a heath sad a half; three lengths between the second and third. . . 8w exi 7 stiouss of 60 nova. etch, hft for 3-yr-olds. Colts 71b, Men B.t 31b Certain allowances. &daisy Coarse. Days of Belrord's Melnik by .hriabo.l3M 3lb Mr. Mailer • Ludorm.l4 Llb il l= Betting . 2 to loa lischab, who won a line rats la by • wok. RACES.-••THIIIRDAL Tam CRISTSRPIRLD HANDICAP of 6 son. each, with 60 Wed. Winners site. On• =Loud a parte. (12 subs) mt. J. Thorne. JO& SPOIL bl swots, J. 414 6 MOM 1014 So doh= rob wain/ . . .... (Thorp) I MC W. torbanie HOOdrisaria, 6 7;6. liiiib niaasshanti I Mr. Hudson's Motet Trassars,3 yrs. TN, alb (Orlnsabawl 3 The following deo ran: I mbued, OMEN (kyles, Grip- Plerkand A Poney. tlng 6to 4 get lack Spring, 2to 1 aget Secret Trea sure, 6to 1 apt any other. Won easily by • length ; three lengths between emend and third. A Patsy was fourth, about a length from the third. The others beaten off. Tun Two-Yarn OLD STASIS of 10 soya, each, h B with 60 added, for coke, 84 71h_, 6111 a, eat 41b . The mooed to melee beck his @mks. (inners antra. T.Y.C. (20 sate.) Mr. Many% ?roosters. by DlNkatabar. trt (lan. WO eat) (Plumb) 1 Mr. J. lAbome. Berdeage. ha lib Mr. Z. Baalksra Wadi wan, tst Ttb ............ . Mr. arladaor's WIN Colossi. Sat 7th Betting 4tol of Tondos, who won in a matt r by dime lemmas ; two lengths between the Neond and third; Little Coined was beetle off • long way. Tam TRADNININN'S Cur of 160 wive. in specie, added to a handicap ewrecatak.s of 20 goes. each, 10 ft, ant 5 only if declared, ie. Winners extra. The second to reeve 30 toe. out of the stakes. Two miles. (46 mule., 26 of whom peesoya. ft.) .J. Abase's Lilsio tv The are, 3 yra. 64 (Ortroshaw) 1 . Handl. y • UstraaLa w . yen. tat Db.. . (lldarardal 2 : 3 1: i. lohnula woman In nook. 3 yr.. 14 LI. Doyle) 3 Tosraloya (Dadloka, Ora Ist Mb (J. ilatowdeni 4 Mr. Mines Maw ilarrilias. 3 yra ba lib (Madden) 6 Daniel also ram Betting: Ens on Gladiolus, 6to 1 apt The Woman in 81edr.,6 to 1 apt Hair at Law, 6 to 1 apt Meg Marrilise 7 to 1 apt Little Agnes, Bto 1 apt Daniel. Won by two kept's, a length between the second and third, a neck between the third and f.utth. Daniel bolted at the top turn In the Bret round. THE CITY HANDICAP of 701. Winners extrit. Three quarters of a mile. Mr. T. Dawson's Mrs. Stowe, by Milton. Ns. Oat 91b (las Tlb sal (Madam) I Kr. J. T. AmAna/I • Susannah. 3 yrs, Id (0. fun"r) Won cleverly by half a length QUIZ:ea PLATS. A rebduchera • Gay Lass him Iran. BILLING HANDICAP. Certainly ...... .......... ........ Oallvb ...... .............. .................. SUCTION or Saloum rot Lowoox.—Tho Lord Myer has celled a Common Hell Mir Friday next, the 24th inst., being Mid.urnmer-dey, for the ramose of enabling the citizens of London to proceed to the election of @nitride fur London and Middlooex for the next year. The only alder men below the choir who have not served the ogre of she riff, and who are th.refire eligible for appointment, are Messrs. Phillips and Gabriel, and it is expected that they will be elected. A large number of influential cinema ex premed their desire to put Mr. Roupoll is nominatioe, so that he might eery in oennc,tion with Mr. Aldermen Phil lip., leaving Mr. Ablennen Gain i-1 for the year 1860-1. The hen. gewleman, however, hoe declined the tumour sought to be conferred upon him in cossequesoe of the onemu. nature of his parliamentary duties. In the event of the two alder men being elected, there will not be soother single aldermen eligible. The new sheriffs &read next Friday will enter upon their duties on the 29 h of September, on whichde 41r Bret duty wilt be to proceed to the election of a Lad ayor for the resoling year. HOME FOR GENTLEWOMEN.—The home for gentle women in reduced cirmumtesmis, 25 and 26, Oneen.oiluare, Bloomsbury, hes I oely /*mint a much needed addition to fts hinds by the payment of a bequest of 2001. from the late Mi.s Crowe, of Loweatoft. This inAltution was eltabliahed la 1849, and hes strong claims on the support of the general public. Of the ladle. to whom it lass enoedy proved • wed. come retreat, Ih-re ham been of the widows sue daughters of Makers sad merchants, 33 per cad.; of landowners and privets gentleioro, 21 per net.; of *Scars in the army and tzu, 14 per c-w. ; and of clergymen end members of the wadies', and other proftmEms together 4 .9 8, 0888 . The - Swims et the " Home" being (as ws are informed) mice cabin-tot by the oat of heavy repeirs, we earnestly oomm•nd this useful hey i.ution to public none* and support. ACCIDENT ON TUL SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.— An socideet, providentially unat•ended with fatal cense queema, bapprued near Virginia Water yesterday eveeieg, owing to the ruddily with which the trains were started from the Arcot station. The 7 p.m. open sod covered train left about the time advenised in the bills, and wee home• dbitely followed by a Suit trate, which so soon overtook the , slow one that before the driver could put on the break, or stop the engine, a tremendous mash was felt by the pawn pre, and several persons received melee contusions. We NIP glad to say that no limbs were broken, but the bruise rineived and the fright omminned were eery wine. NAVAL AND MILITARY. AMITRALTY, itr6t 16. P10110770N8.-- Com mander F. L. A. Selwyn (1647), promoted to UN rank of caphaa. Lieutenants the Ran. W. C. Talbot, M.P. (1864), M. E. Bm;thett (1862). E. Field (1861), aad T. IL M. Marta (1848). promoted to the rank of coentuadnn. APPO r IN tblENTB.—burgeons J. ihrridson,..M.D. (1848), to the Welleoley 72, guard ship of ordinary, at Chatham ; C. K. Nutt 0640) to the NO., 90. screw steam leg altip, at Queuistown; T. J. Laytoe. M.D. (1860), to the Topes. 61, screw steam fr4ate, at Davenport • T. R. Pw..kthorn (1861), tothe Sidon, 22, paddlewheel stein frigate, at Portsmouth; J. Ward (1861). to the Scylla, 21, strew steam corvette, at Sheerness; L. Wade (Mk), to the Scout, 21, screw steam corvette, at Sheerness ; and H. Hamilton, M.D., to the Colialik, 20, screw steam carmen at Sheerness. Paymasters W. H. De Carteret (1860, to be additional to the Hdinbar,th, 60, screw -steer Mit), on Coast.guard are yceßWManYkaportai Lei th ; ( N ithB. . s % t: ilee 'toj.lb : ll B6 "ijahl e e°a :to lB64 ths )l6' S t Fdo lt"h o s ; i3cl W l2g a . b l3 l . Pj i ! IIEt ; Veal. l/ 0866), to be additional to the Neptune, 120, at Portsmouth; J. C. Pinhors (1862), to the Cossack; red W. Johnson (1861), to the Scout. Arestant-Paymmten T. Firth, to the Scylla ; A. Ed wards (1864), to the Topaz* • H. M. D. Wilson, to the Sidon ; and J. O. Rickowd (1866), to the Scout. Asaistaat-Surgeon A. Rattray, M.D. (1864), to the Coe sank. Clerks T. H. L. Bowling, to be additional to the Neptune; and W. P. Albin, to the Cossack. Annus Second Master H. R. J. Perch, to the Agamem non, 91, screw stems ship, at Portsmouth. Acting Assistaat-Surgsen Dr. W. Yarde, to the Trafalgar, 120, at Sheentem. Assi..tast Clerks W. A. Dieser&ld, to the Boise, 60, screw steam ship, on Coast-gaud service at Oteettock ; F. C. B. Witt, to the Town ; C. B. Watts's, to the Sidon ; F. D. 8.. Smi th , to the Nile; J. L. Kitimat, to the Boost. WOOLWICH, I cos IL A large number of the carpenters and other arti sts' employed to the Laboratory end Royal ClLlTilge depot manta .t Woollsioh Arsenal have this week been placed upon the job and teak system, an arrasessest which appeals to di*sese several of the men, who have gloss notice of their Mention to leave. The new factory for the mannlictunt of Sir W. Arm strong's gum is rapidly progressing, and when complete will be under the personal superintendence of the inventor sad Mr. Anderson, inspeotor of machieery. Many excellent ar rangements ham recently been carried out by Captain Boxer, R.A., superintendent of the department, for the subdivision of labour, and also for the prevention of sceidente by ex *Mon. Willi KIM? MtLITIA.—An order has been issued by Captain and Adjutant Moore A. Lynok, directing the whole of the men comprising the West Kent Regiment of Light Infantry Militia to sesemble at Maidstone on Wednesdathe 29th Met., for training. It is also stated that those w ho do not appear will be apprehended and prosecuted as deserters. PORTSMOUTH, Jt6E 16. The annual inspection of the Portsmouth division of Royal *mines took plaos at Fortes on Wednesday, by Major•Cleneral Wesley, the deputy-adjutant-general of the corps. The inspection commenced at half-past 10 a m., and concluded at 3 p.m. After the men bad been inspected the non-commissioned officers fell in, with company maracas on the right, when the major-general addressed them m encou raging terms, and complimented them upon the general ap pearance of the men, who ere mostly recruits or militia vo lantrers, so less than 230 men having been received at this division from various sources during the last fortnight. The barrack rooms were afterwards visited, and the men, who were at dinner, were faked the usual questions as to their food, sad gave perfectly satisfactory answers. The rooms, bedding, dm., were remarkably clean, although only a day's notice had been given of the Inspection. The major- LiTexpressed himself highly pleased with his first day's ec rl i l ion, which was closed by his visiting the schools, °Mom, dec. MILITIA.—The 3rd LUlC&llllire Regiment of Mi- Brie has received orders to =enable for its *canal period of duty towed* the end of the present mouth. The other Laneasbile regiments of militia have received similar instruc tions. Lleuten=r-Colooel Levee, commandant of the Kb e Own Rife Regiment of Staffordshire Militia, has relieved orders from Lord !Wharton, the lord-lieutenant of the county, to sareinble his corps for 21 dap' training= the 6th of July. Tile West Suffolk Regiment of Militia Is to be embodied for annual training en the le of July at Bury St. Edmund's. The 2nd Regiment of Yorkshire Militia, under the command of Colonel Smyth, M.P., will asermble at York for duty on Monday, the 27t'i inst. The South Durham Militia, under the comas= of the Duke of Cleveland, will easomble at Barnard Castle fur 21 day' training on Monday, the 4th of July. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, JUNR 16. FINAL MATHEMATICAL EXAMINATION,•TDO em satination In the fiaal Mathematical &hoot commences cm Yettunday, June 18. The number of candidates le 84. FINAL LAW •ND MODERN HISTORY SCHOOL.—ThII ox. ounination in the final &boot of Law nod Modern History, for whioh tbrre ere 70 candidates, commences on ikturday, the 18 , 6 Mat. WORCISTIIII. COLLRGIL—This afternoon Kr. Charles Granville Clerks. M.A., scholar of this society, was admitted actual fellow ; and at the s +me dine, Messrs. Thomas Kelly Cneyne, scholar of Magdalen Hell (famed, of Christ's Hospital), and Poulton, from Christ's Hospital, were dated scholars of the muse society. RAILWAY STATISTICS.—The history of railway Cr:lias far es etatisties con tell it, is contained in a blue ned yesierthy. Feces this we kern that at the end of 1858 the number of miles of railway open wee 9,642, showing an addition of 219 mike during the half- year. The total number of paessngers conveyed during the ha lf-year was 76,600.000, thirty millions of whom were passengers by par liamentary keine. The total receipts from all ounces of traffic were 12,825,0004 ; the sums derived from the whole number of passengers emountea to 6,782,0001., of which 1,968,000/. we. derived from twenty-two minims second claw 1,688,0001. from needy on million first class, 1,621:0004 from the parliamentary, and 619,0004 from thitteen million third clams passengers. The receipts from pa.sengers' luggage, mrosla cartioges, horses, and dogs, amounted to 486,9161. 221,088(. was received for carrying malls, and 3,988,0001. for envying thirteen million tons of gement merchendlee. 1 ,, s carrying twenty-four million tone of coal sad other minerals the railways received 2.008,0094, and 248,7374 for oonveyieg live stock. 10,837,000!, out of the whole 12,000,0001. wi re reoeived is England and Wale; 1,358,0001. lin Scotland, and 629,6521. in Ireland. The total number of miles open in England and Wale., on the 31st of December, 18-58, was 7,001, an increase of 228 mil.' during the whole year ; in Scotland, 1,353, an incomes of 103 mike during the year; and in Ireland, 1,188, en increase of 117 in the saute time. IMPORTANT TO FOREIGN-BORN CITIZENS.—The following latter has beers Deeded to the editor of the MalyAin (Tenn.) Bulletin for publication, by Hume F. Bill, Esq., who has heretofore obtatinedpeasports for many natu ralised eittz- us who wish to visit Europe. It will be seen that they will not be entirely safe in relying upon their natural...non for exemption from military service during the misting war :—" Department of Late, Washington, May 17, 1869. To Mr. Felix Le Cleo., Memphis, Teen. Sir,—Your LVer of the 13th met. h. been received. la reply, I have to state that it is understood that the Free& government claims military service from ell natives of France who may be found within itsjuriedietion. Your naturalisa tion In this country will not exempt you from that claim if you should voluntarily repair thither.-1 am, Sir, year obedient servant, Lewis Cam" EXTENSIVE FIRE AT BETHNAL-ORLIN. —Led evening about holt-past 7 o'clock a fite broke out in the premiers hemming ro Mr. John Archer, osbinet-nsalter, Pamdise-row, Bethnal-green. A number of engines were soon i n attendance, sad th.re was a good supply of water, but nevertheless the flames were net thoroughly got larder for s sue hours. Judging from the extent of the premises and the large amount of stock said to have been on them ibo loss to Mr. Archer must he very serious, and we regret to hear that be was not Mears& A great quAatiry of prepared timber in the open yard wee fortunately saved by the exer tions of the asighboare and polio.. As to the origin of the calamity sot the least reliable information could be gleaned. All the workman bad left shortly before the five was dis covered, end they bays bet all their toot.. FIRE IN NEW BOND-STREET.—Yesterday morning about 9 o'clock a It. wee discovered on the premise., Nn. 21, New Bead-etiset. The persona in the hours were at secs made acquainted with their danger, but owing to the gnat body of smoke they wee, unable to pet. dose the staircase to the Mese part of tie premises. A fire escape under the Merge of T. Bell, wen, however, anon in attendance, sail by the great exartioas of that officer the whole of tho istostea, seven in number, were stately rescued. The parish engines wens *sickly oe the spot, and the fire wee estieguialisd, but not until considerable damage had been caused. TM engin of the fire is unknown. SIIIOULAI AND FATAL ACCIDENT. —Oh Tuesday eacesing, about six o'rdock, while a member of slaters were at work on the roof of a foundry which is is mune et erec tion In Peelateast, Glasgow, the property of W. Lidless and San; the root suddenly gave way., PreelPltaileg the workmen to the ground. Om of them, named James Stark, was taken up dead, and another, Andrew bileaa, wee so severely injured that Dr. Barns orals red his removal to the Royal laibmary. 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