The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-22 00:00:00

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Thor is at armed-in for 92 peawerws, esti the bribe in al. assibily nay, equal to say of re err bobsleighs Io this onansy, the obois al WA* on seta tor ilk* - wwiliont wosswaiallaw. limns Were man wen Mr. Tolson ▪ Moplois Wtha, diessimere d lb. misplay ; Conies Viamoa, Ile aomaorfa siparla.eadeat Mans. ilegbes sea Labe ArdraireMyawerere • Mr. Ruby, Norma .1 re Dead et Tiede; De. Nenaery , Mr. Moblo. Ins sm. Voisysspodeksolost meager ; ewe* Seen, We TM is SW ebb every sow spslWaso ; Minn lower- oppooslos lososoboi N onwol 4 the beers, sad Nee emmif • mullisei ilealegembeser is ea bead. Mr wig lama limalay sin stub • men me tM 101s14, sad Is Is iambi 06 sosspy lint Malin booms Rio d. damn sad Isms Arse: 'rus BEr Roos or Baisow.—Tho Burl of Trek IMO draws& so *Wry is% Oho 'lrma sinew Gamin Vie etzsedieg roci• Wm, sit Ems, Mama, bar ' Cabals lor Law, Cgs Basil. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 22, 1869. gbe Court. WINDSOR, Arms 21. The confirmation of Primes, Alice took place if the private chapel at Windsor Coeds this warthog, Yee royal highness having been smoothed on the previous day by the Des of Windsor, in the presence of the Clam, the Prism Cowart, and the Archbishop of Canterbety. The Archbishop al Canterbury, the Bishop el Oared (Lord High Almoner), the Bishop of Cheater (Clerk of the Closet), the Dein of Windsor (Resident Chaplain to the Clem), the Rev. Lord Wriotheeley Russell (thaphis th the Priem Cosext), sad the Rev. H. J. Eileen, tea their meth militia the rails of the ceremonies table shortly beers 12 &dock. The mildews sad other enemy MAMA to retain the ernmony amoseldell la tie Orrin Drewleg-them at a quieter hire twelve. 'lbe bass sad pianism to waiting on the QOM lid royal family aswenthisti la the con4dor. The mesthay were that cestholed to their Mt/ ia the At 12 o'deek Prbeemi Alice entered the chapel with haw Rath the Prinee Cowart, and stood in front of the commu nion table. The Qom, and the Dachas of Kent, Prises Arthur, PMasn•Helea, Primate Loath, the Deka of Cambridge, the Delmar Sue Calm, Primer Mary of Ceedelike, led the Priam of Ithigen also seared the rapt. Nor Nisysaq said Peace Censor% with the members el the Revel Fray, emegiel theirs la the metre or ter. obacen the pest miens of Meth end the ladies end gentlemen in thighs leek disk sesta immediately behind the Royal Paesgy ; the remslader d the compeny were plead be pews em either side tithe thapei. The Prince Comet, the Duke of Cambridge, and the Duke ed gars Coburg appeared in the Windsor uniform, and each woes the &band, Badge, and Star of the most noble Order of t►e Grzt4 _ . Tbs issaases of the Queen's and Prince Consort's bomesii won the Wlndaor uniform ; the members of orders of knighthood wearing their Temperate* insignia. The grutlounn of fit. Gcorge's choir attended and pen kayoed the following chorale. mounts. 0, happy bond that seals my vows, To Him wbo claim ear lAgbeet level Let cheerful madame MIRY bar" While to that emceed 'Mae I move. 'Tie dome: the great eapewemeare doss; I am my Lore', sad He le mime : Ho drew me rdl followed is, Glad to confess the voice diet's. High Heaves, that heard the edam vow, That vow renewed shall deny hear, Till in life's latest hoer I how, And bless la death a bead se dear. The archbishop having perheated the service, the follow ing anthem composed foe the aeries we sang : Psalm sari., verses 19, 14.15—W. G. Cosine. " I will receive the cap of ealvatlem : and call upon the Name et the Laid. " Behold, 0 Ind, how that I sat thy servant : I am thy serrset ; Thou hest broken my bonds in sander. I will pay my vows unto the Loud, in the sight of all his people in the courts of the Lord's home, even in the midst of di , a 0 Jemmies. Prate, the Lord.' Mr. W. 0. Cosine prodded at the organ. His Grace them delivered an imhartation. The ceremony hang sided, the Qaees sad Prince Consort, with the Dachas of Kest, the Duke of Sim Coburg, sort the Royal Family, quitted the chapel and 'stored the Green Drawing-room, where her Majesty received the comgratu- Wiens of the company present. The following were the royal and distinguished persona present :—The Quin, the Prism Onset. the Duchess of Kest, Prise Arthur, Princes' Alice, Princess Helena, Princess Louie*, the uke of Cambridge, Prince,. Mary of Cambridge, the Dyke of Ow Coburg and Goths, the Prince of Lob/ages, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Earl of Derby, the First Lord el the ; the Right Hon. Thome Henry &ahem Mareesaa, the of State for the limns Depaelemels Cisco Oats emit the Royal Howelookis the Ilialqab el K.C., the Lord Steward ; Berl Delaware the Lard Chembedela; the Duke of Beaufort, the Mean of the Hone; the Deans of Mae chests% the Mistress of the Robes; the el AMR owe, K .0., th• re of the Stole to the sort; the Bishop of Oxford, the Lord High the Bishop of Chaster, the Clark of the Closet; the Hon. and Very Rs. Gerald V. Wellesley, the Dean of Windsor and Readmit Chsplain, and the Hoe. Mrs. Walleeley ; the Countess of Gainbotough, the Lady la Waiting ; the Hon. Carolina Cavendish and the Hon. FM* Macdonald, the Melds of Honour in Waiting ; Lady Caroline Barriegtos the Lady Superintendent ; Viscous& Strathalen, the Lord in Waiting ; Liest.-Generol Sir F. fitovi; H.C.8., the Groom is Waiting ; Colonel the Hos. A. Nnan Heed, the Equerry in Waiting ; Lady Mary and Mier Hood; Coked the Hon. Sir Charism Thin; H.C.8., the Privy Pens ; Miss Phippe ; Colossi BiddulPh, the Meter of the Household, sad tee Hon. llrs. lidddppif Colossi Treads H. Septum Ladysad Miss Ser apes • Sir James Clark, Bak, Mr. Glover, the Libtarisa ; Lord 'George Lennox, Lord of the Bahrimember to the Prisms Consort; Major-Owe& the Hos. 0. Grey, Priem, Societal to the Priam Caesar% and the Hat. Mrs. to "Grey • Major-General Wylde , th e Ones of the Bedchamber . the Pane Ceased; Clithethe Cholla T. De PIS, the lawny la WS'S( le the Prins Osumi ; the Rev. Lard Wrilathseleg Res*, the Chaplets te the Prime Oman • Mr. Bain the le the Pens Comsat: Lady 'Sales Lis* the Lady in Waiting upon the Duels, el Meat • Lady Cedepn, the Lady in Waiting upon the Dunham d ; Colonel Sir George Coups, Bart., C. 8., the Peeeerry lie Wages spa the Drachm of Kent, and Left Cooper; Lisat.-Or loud Ram Peeves, the Equerry ha Wail:f ul l: ea the Lin - doss afCasslaridge; Colossi Cheeks Tyne the Weitieg epos the Doke et Ongridge • Hes s se M, C.thitaise de Banter, sad Colonel F. i l s Waiting to the Duke of Sees Coburg aud av rt e h l a ir ; Meer Elphinstone, A.B. Tutor to Prime Ar th ur • and Me Bedpan , Madame hocede, and Mails. Baser, Go ma...es to the Princemes. The Hanoverian Mohler (his Migenty the lets King of Rearm having teen godfather to the Primers Alice); the Wei of Clareadcw, ; the Dowager Lady Eytalton; Mho Wisteria Weedy; Lisettemeat-Geowel Sir Ovens Bowles, K.C.B. ; the View of Wiser*, the Rev. H. I. Masao, end the Rev. W. R. Jolley, were else present. lasehtos wee served to the royal family fa the white aces, end to the general mossy in the dieing-noon The Dake of Cambridge and Pr:ncese Mary took lime of Ilia QUM, end left Windsor in the afternoon. The Prince if linage= also vatted the Caste. The Misiatere of State and other visiton Invited to attend the ternany took their departure. R om er es 4ty's dines party yesterday inhaled the Doke ef and Princea Mary, the Archbishop of Cartw heel, the aches of !Casaba...r e the Hanovwloa Minister, Game Kilmetwegge, the Berl ef Derby_, Lady Awns Oade the Dean of Wiedsor and the Hon. Mrs. Welke ley, Llememmt-Coloctel Panes, sad Colonel Tyrwhitt. Oa Trilby end Saturday las, an ow Monday en d Taw day la the anent week, the usual royal homaties and gate alms were distributed to nearl 1,000 used sad aseteekoras poor la veriow petishes in end arouad the seleepells et She Alemon-ofece, la liculland.nrd, ander the same if the Lord High A.moceer sad the Sub-Almoner. The silent and royal charities associated with the SOW Meendey Thursday were distributed yesterday tit 40 IlLeemday men and 40 lismdiay women with the sweemen saviors Whitehall Chapel. The nester al nob sex carreeponde with the alp dies Meet Ondeas lasjemy. Liters (fink in the afternoon a ra a debehermit of the Yeomen of theM ' er si na lli r d it g eir ia laile sdr Erre* mat, the commend of an Usher, one of the yeomen the geld salver of the reign of William end Mary; e ri g itl. Dr. Jell, Sub-Almoner ; Joseph Hanby, Eng , I itastarl and Yeoman of the Aleatory, sod his sesistser, seesegmin by six &Mesa from the national schools in Wealsisaer and Sr. Mary.laStrand who had been selected la emeltisration of their good carded, proceeded to the diegarrival of the procession having bean *ailed to the Ear. W. J. Hale, who officiated is the absence of the Rev. De. Wesley ileissDeen. from IS health, the remand genie. sem ai hp Mr. Unwed, and it at the estnaue of the ad leek his piece with the fielaAlmeen, after the peessa ohli the alms. The alga pr.:make than advanced is the faiberieff cedar: The Mathes • the Gentlemen of the Chapel Royal; the Clergymen in waiting ; the Yemen Daher ; the Tsars rem the Saver ad Alum; the Sub -Alsemer, mad the Reg. .J. Hale; the Rational School Chatham; the Yea s= ef the Almoory and his &Maas ; the Teases of the Closed, to the steps of the Altar, and those esespebteg it having Shut the simian places an *her We, the Churn Sonia (a= swiss LA the seenks) wenreed by the Rev. Dr. Isheetmllea,Osfesion, Absolutism, &a. 41st Psalm (the Gera Cheat). Flit Lem" Sr. Matthew, 26th chap., from v. 14 to v. 31. rest Animus (41st Psalm): " Bleared le he that con sider,* the and needy the Lord shell deliver hhe he rime d ." ( Items. ) A packet of IS. lie. dieeributed le each wenn, la Ise ef clothing ; sad to each sea ware gimbaled dossed steckins. alma Alain (a Prayer) , "HIM sot They Thy Bee Rem us. 0 Lied " (Fonest.) Weak& and W HO clothe woe Ora iblelirthig. Third Mahon (81st Pemba) : "0 Lad, groat the Qum • keg hfe" (Nene.) Purees were the .ributed; este red Mee ocatehred 2L 10a, and each white parse 40 aver pseabe. thered Leone, St. Matthew, 26th Chap., begin v. 31 to the sod. Fear* Antha, Lelia, 63rd. " Who is this that coraeth free Moral" (Arnold.) The followed two Prayers oorspoeril foe the cesselon. The followed the Pram he the Queen. The Lord Bishop of Wad, Lard High Aloseer, hav'sg been sanuncesol to be weesat et rho ceskinetlea of the Prison Ahem at Winifirre. his Wash* we asavoldably absent boa this sank*. Mr. Cooper melded at the organ, in the skews of 131 r Gawp hotart la eserequeece of The dogmas fres her ldelesty's Chard Bird ob the moles were—the Her. Dr. Vivian l.. /lele, J. V. ?oval, J. 01witshadeb, awl Timm The gentiensa of bee Ifrjeety's Chapl Hopi la ahead we were—Messrs. Hobbs, Mach% ftwesys, Bradbury, Deem, Hereby, Thema, end Farmer. gemOnss oldie tellpirsta of thee:gel al:Mow, is 00 el ago, sad has maw end la the Omaha Regbasat et Foot of imbilers A (Miami Come wu held yalfewasT &Banc" , at four o'oloak at the official realism* of the Chan oellor of the: lizehaquer, in Doss ainretrest. The Ministers Faisal were s—The Earl et Derby, the Right Roo. S. Disraeli, the Lord Chaasellor, Use Marquis of Salisbury, Mr. Seasitary ffidecort. the Earl of Malmesbury, General Peel, Lord Stanley and Lord John Manama. The Haw John Hest, Cannestreimee et the liewtoaelleat nabs:tee, bad an interview with the Earl of italaseebery, at t Foreiga- office, yesterday. _ _ The Earl of Doneughoaoro left Loudon en Wed:inlay afght for Ireland. Yr. Secretary Eatoourt returned from Whdeor Castle yes terday afternoon, and wan regent at the Cabled Cam& Despatches from the Governor of Malta were tusked yes terday at the Colosial-ofike. Despatches Ines mot to the Goversors of the North American PZOTISOMI sad Dererada. Her Majesty the Queen Marie Amelia, his Royal Biomes the Doke de Romero and her Royal Highness the Duero Augusts of dam &berg, aeoompanled by the Doke de Montmorency, the Baroness de Pleganths, Genera Count Dumas, mid L numerous eedte, indeed yesterday at Oril ice's Clarendon Hotel, from Claremont - . . The Duke of Cleveland and Lady Ponlett, who came to town a few days Mace fro= Castle, left St. Jameirequare yeetentay to pen time Take in Pans _ _ - The Duke and Dachas. of Sutherland will have Stafford House tomorrow Cliofdee for the Easter hell days. The Duke of Leeds has arrived at Grillion's Cla rendon Hotel from Hereby Code, Carrick, Yorkshire. The Earl and Countess of Mabneebury had a dinner par y, last erasing, at their magma in Whitehall gardens, when the Marquis and Marchionses of Stafford, the Earl and Counter of Shaftesbury, his Excellency the Marquis d'Arglio, the Chevalier Ilesaisso d'Areglio, his Errancy Mr James Rudest, sad Mr. Bidwell, wire soon the pasta of the *obis earl sad countess. The Earl and Countess of Yarborough left town yesterday for Tuateidge Wells. We are happy to learn that the health of the wide earl has lately improved. _ The Earl and Countess of Aahburnham and family left nahburnhans House yesterday, for their seat in Sussex. The Earl of Donoughmore left London on Wed nesday sight in Ireland. Lord and Lady Gardner have arrived at their reakees he Down-strest, from Seollutd.. . . Lord Alexander Paget and Lord Berkeley Paget Lye arrived at Swabia's Hotel, St. Junee'rostreet, from ark sad, Headmen. Mr. Secretary Batooart returned from Windsor Castle yesterday shernoon, and was present at the Cabinet Crated , . _ _ Lord Robert Client), Sir Conn,* is and Lady Ricketts and family, are et present starlai at Cluster Rowe. _ _ Viscount Maynard has presented the Rev. William Gibson to the meal curacy of Tilty, seer Dosmow, vacant by she preferment of the Rev. 0. E. Brace& The Very Rev. the Dean of Westminster and family have arrived at the Dalian& Park Hotel. On Wednesday last the Rev. Willoughby Willey Dickinson, M.A., was issfittated to the rectory of Martlesharn, he Suffolk, on the preeentation of Fredaric.k Goodwin Doughty, Esq., of Woodbridge, in the Nose county. On the same day the Rev. Frederick Rent, clerk, wee licensed to the curacy of Wrexham, in Norfolk, on the nomination of the Rev. Samuel Haworth. The King and Queen of Prussia left Naples, a telegraphic deepasch from that city so Berlin stales, on Mon day, for Rome, and intend to remain there to the end of the present month. Their Majesties propmed to visit Venice belay re using to Potsdam. A letter from Bt. Petersburg says :—" The Em. peer Dowager has stemmed her visit to Berlin, ea bet Ma jesty desires to meet her brother the Lag of Prusaie, who will not return Ban Italy before the middle or May. From Berlin, the Raper will go to Bros end Bchlangenbsd, es already arranged, to take the waters." A letter from one of the principal vine-growers .. . . new Aprniay lays:—" I am awry to Inform you first on the mornhig of the 19th all the viwryarda in Champagne weren't up by a sharp but There dote not remain for the present owe-eighth of a mop, and the result will be a great failure for the year. We are not yet out of danger fur the remainder, and cannot be before the middle of next month." PORN 07 22.4.1112 701 THE lESTOZATION 07 TIANQUILII7 IX INDIA. The following is the Form of Prayer and Thanks giving to Almighty (lei, to be need La all churches and 'tupelo throoghoot Ragland and Wee. and the Wan of Benrick-upon-Tweed, on Sunday, the let day of May, 1869, for the success granted to oar erne in 'oppressing the rotation and restoring tranquility to her Majesty's Indian dorainiose : _ " 0 A,l mighty God, who by Thy Providence orderast at things both in Heaven and earth; we dubs to op mooch Thee this day with the rota of pales and thanksgiving. Thou heat graciously himbeed 4 t h e uppliomiess of Thy people, who humbled thseissivas helm Thee, sad tweed to Thee kr succour is the bur of danger. Thou hut heard oar prayer Thou hut mitia tabbed our cause . Thou but frustrated the treachweas designambioh werefarroad agal not our Sovereign sad her Jule, and threatened British Indio with weadag sad destrueiion. It bath pleased Thee to scatter our ene mies, and to glee Meaty to our seas, and le ahem that them is 'no restraint with Thee to an by many ce by OW We desire to costes that it Is through Thy seamy that the heirs. of oar 000ntrymea have remained se- donated in peril, end patient in suffering: Thou haat roiled the counsels of our rulers, end strengthened the hands of our wldites—Thon haat comforted the widows and the latherlees, and through thy Provides., their affliction has bon relieved. Great, we beseech Thee, that every re newal of Thy lovingkiedeses towaros our country may load as to uodelernoil stupid:gems and dispose es to we& more . . humbly and obediently before Thee. " And sow, 0 Lord, ethos through Thy goodness tran quility has been restored to our rich and fruitful territory in the Rae, direct, we pray Thee. the minds of it. 'Jihad teats to the Author of our sessgth, and source of oar power, swee to Thee the only twos God, and Jesus Christ shout Thou het lent. Let the light of the everlasting Googol disperse the darkness of idolatry sod euyerettios which has tweesisitd their awsedseone rebellion. Tisch this to prise the hewed which they lave loop *ayed through the espeamacy of this Christian nation, end so &e -pee the hearts of those who sojourn there that they met set Roth, both by ward sod good tawny* the blessings of Thy holy religion, go shell the calamities fens whim we have been umweitelly marred be overruled to the preamble of Thy glory, sal the adveasamat of the kind= cd Thy sherd kw, war only Lord and Saviour . To wham, with Thse soul the Maly Ghee, be all hassar and S yr fee ewer Aid mt. Asa.* (Stamped H. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. MUSIC. MR. BENEDICT'S SACRED CONCERT. Last evening Mr. Benedict gave a concert at Bt. Jams's-haS, consisting of woredvecal musk, Intermixed with •by istramental piens The chief portion of the concert was composed et cathedral anthems, mug by a choir of male vole. from Westminster Abbey, St. Paul's, the Temple, sad the Cheri Royal, under the direction ef Mr. Jobs Foster. They ware solo:met from the weeks of Puna, Fermat, Croft, Gwen, Goes, and Mendelsohn. Among them wen two of the noblest speMmene of oar English aoriesteedesi felsool—Fareell's "0 God, Thou has wet us out," std Dr. Cadre "Nag proton to the LA." They were sung with out say intramental accompaniment; a swam trial fir the valor, for, ea written sad parkemed ta our cathedrals, they ""ortlttled on the ages. Witheat this Wood it le .awed agcy diMoult to give cleonsees to the bernoty, many of the sow rents being fall of legal pumps sad intricate emsettpalat. under Mr. Foster's dna guldens, severtheises, the chefs alwaitted lbeewelne well; ant dr Omit, ape deny la the two twelerphow we harm wed, we often peal eel besudbal. There ware meg Swe eased 0013 P ; "Shall lan Itentre's fettle plaft," obilip lb. floathy; "Agri' nor bright out Mr," by KM Poole; "Wks though I twee," by We Dolby; "Ts people 111114 your beetle and, "In satire worth," by Mr. Aims BArrili led " 0 MIN N he us worship," by Mr.ll4byeCWWW." The bratnanwatal piers were Moues =OW fa* OIL be nate In C sharp mince, culled (we closet blow why) " The moonlight somata," played by Mr. Chortle Ruud. It Ii hardly ascosswy to soy that the perketwasee el all gees pieces, both weal and lastrunsettal, vie exesiliat, and warmly applauded by a crowded &Minot OPINING OP TIM 71187 PUBLIC DAINZIA 70mAnf. Yesterday afternoon the ceremony of opening the first pub& Making foe:M In aim the metropelb was by Mrs. WW•cm, the daughter of his Grace the Arteldsbip of Canterbury, la the presence of a large =course of The found . (Thiele we have previously described) is at the mew of Ofitspur-street and Sdanm-rindie by 1116 i Sepulchre's Church. The hour lied for the ceramby wee three end long before that hoar a vast member al pope, dell desorlptions =mated la the er end in isct it was with the greatest difileally that the tratHo was not entirely suspended, although a begs body of the City police were In stimatance, nadir the semperbeleadeam m Impactor Slecady bare three o'clock Nre. Wilms mimed at St. espalchre's Clearob, whim that by L a dyur,/ Lard Raids* (who was accompanied by aad the Hca. Miss Waldervecell4s and 1. /meson, the Ineausbent, Kr. and dr. Potter, the vice chairmen of th all eVist Lowden Cakes, and a large num ber of other taflmadsi peessasges. Mn. Wrziacen was medueted to the kantato, whish was mmervend, sad displayed aim of water. She tbwa spoke as folowe :-1 as deputed to express the hops of his Offin the Archbishop cd Centerbery sad by dewily that the heats& sow to be erred may be wetly the but macmg may skaller 11100:10111I, sad that the supply thus given ef t water may perm iu mom respect se bessikiel It root Lre MlTlle' abb. abed drum) Mr. Poet* then bambel to Ms. Wen a handreme Weir artantaleti she AIM whit water, mad drank of. Rammer them Way' ailmweed the assamblege• Ldatij d f= iwas. grest g i a .i o a d is tbs a irAt e mul ai t . L . em Zg r awa sm=r a um...o espsefilj e h theze abo that It woad be the modeas earlawr prevent say dims. bikes dem to them.. (Applause) The R. 3. JACX/ON WOO made *WILT lipped Idt Sid public to protect the bantam from hump. The proeseesse, which only occupied • few minutes, the Issesiasisd, sad the company adjourned to the vestrywoom. when a vim, interastieg sod appropriately worded address we. prsesentedyby adeputatiou from the butchers of NT sorbet to Hrs. Gummy, the lady of Samuel Ouswey e ,S H.P., the boa. gentleman far him kinds's. Nbereitty In at the fortnrain to the public, ealeserher a belief that the vastest possible benefit would acmes to *NO engaged in the market from the adetmece of so mat a bean. The ameesdage then &opened, sad a number ofdCper took of the refrashiag liquid :It was computed pusses red to watch that the average number of wee sight per rabente. The Arm of Sim as and ON/ have kindly given a thermometer and barometer which have been Abed in a skim la the stonework of the Salamis. Thor Momleer of yesterday sayi:—" The om ens; of distributing rewards to the exhibitors at the prise cattle-showl took place to-day at Pokey, when his Ethel lency M. Basher, the minister of agriculture, commerce, and public works, presided. This 'how, which, notwithstanding the unfavourable weather, had att racted a large attendance of visitors, proved to demonstration that the types of cattle, originally bred with so much superiority by our neighbour' acmes the Channel, ere becoming more general with us and penetrating all our centres of production. Tit; previous e zhibitiom have not pa rented, in the bovine race especially, • choice of animals so remarkable for the attainment of forms most favourable ftm fattening. And it wss not merely the creams with the Durham breed that were chareeterked by this ca pital malt, for it was equally found in • great many besets belonging to our indigenous breeds, the Limousin*, the Osronnaise, the Cl:mistake, the Chem- Lim, the Bretonne, and men the Landalse, represented at the show by several senate of a very superior description. The specimens of sham and pigs mimed marked magmas on the part of our breeders. Amongst others we shall instance • lot of ten Boethdowns, which pre-eminently poisoned all the qualities that recommend this valuable breed. His la- Wham the Minieta strived at Pointy at one o'clock, accompanied by M. de Money de Mornay, agricultural director, He wee received at the station by the Secretary Genera of the Prefecture of Iletwet-Oies, by the mem of the town, and by othsrodicials. After visiting in suanasica the several parts of the show, the minister repaired to the stage fitted up to the prize-roam. which was tiled with a large crowd, end in which we recognised several representa tives of thereat bodies of the slate." The Monitor accolades this tatereating account with • report of the speech made by H. Rader on the osamicie. THE REY. Da. HOO% AND HIS YON/DMIZE FRIRNDS.—On Wednesday, at noon, a Inge and letlaential meeting was held in the Civil Court of the Lad' Town Hall, Sir Peter Fairbairn (the mayor) in the chair, fur the purpose of determiniog in what manner the long and labor us Karim of the Bev. Dr. Hook, and the respect and esteem entertained for him, could he most appropriately atanikated. The attendance included the 800. &loin Lasalle', E. B. W. Base, Eq., W. B. Darken, Esq., W. Milthorps Meath, Esci ttei Eq. • Edward Beim., Esq., W. B Forster, . (the two liberal candidates for Loeb), 0. ft. Beecroft. ~ M.P. (the comervatlve candidate fur Leeds), J. Botha, , I'. Nunneky, Eq., and other gentlemen. The mveing ia uded gentlemen of all religious denominations and political °pintoes in the borough sad county. The mayor, in a very euiegiaie *Teeth, having directed the attention of the meeting to the pub lee and private ssevicee of Dr. Book, 0. S. Beerrott, Erq.,14.P.,, moved the first "solution, t 1 the effect that an address be presented to Dr. Hook, eengratniatieg hint on hie appoint - mean° the deanery of Chichester, sad espeseriag their strong feelings of regret at his removal from Lied', and their deep sense of the eitellgatiaes which eve dee le him. The Rev. Alfred Berry, N.A., ascondsd the resolulden,which wee su pQpporor thd by E. B. Wheatley Bathe, Esq., of Mtreetd, end eadWij approved by the meeditg.—John Hope !thaw, Seq., bore testimony to Hr. Hook's osafidnals in all move nests of an educational and pregreadve onamoter, and moved—" That • subscription be raised u • testimony of gratitude for the met benefits oonferred by Dr. Hook on the town and neighbourhood of Leeds darieg the 11 yeses he had tilled the important °Moe of vicar."—The resolution was a:corded by W. Beckett Denham, Ever , and supported in a very eulogistic speech by Mr. E. Forster, Eq., of Barley. The nimiou was approved.—Upward. of 8001. was subscribed in the room towards the peopled loaf monial. . TLSTIMONIAL TO A. E. GURNEY, ESQ.—A very intmesting meeting, presided over by the Earl of Shaftes bury, was held on Tuesday evening last, to present to Mr. H. H. Gurney a testimonial of respect and esteem from the archers of twenty of the melted echtaolle of the met of Loudon. The large room of King Edward's Ragged School and Refuge, in Albert-ahem, Spitallields, was beautifully deoersud for the occasion, awl presented a very pleasing appearance. EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE OP A YOUNG LADY. Muth excitement was mused }est rday morning In the lower part of the town of Marga . e, by the discovery of the body of a young lady under the new landing-plans. It *rpm's thaa, Is the Met instance, a lady', mantle of ftethionable chaps was observed on one of the pleforms mod for the debarkation of steam-boat paoseegere. An abr . = was given, sod soon after eight o'clock • boat came in with moms mariners, who on landing discovered the body, entangled beams some of the cross-bare which support the jetty. Life was quite extinct. The body was immediately taken out of the water, and conveytd to • buildng maneKing stree, and has aims been identified by Dr. Walters, Broadatoirs. The Mate of the Aeceamed, we understand. la Blake:um. She is an only thud, and has been living whit her father and aunt, near the W Leatabeet is et Sleet Peters, • village about two mike from tilts town. The family mein very good circumstonct a, end it is Molten that the as fortunate young lady would have been entitled, on seining of ass 'to considerable property. She west away from home aboutl 7 on Wednesday evenly', and lett &Resenting that she intended to put en end to her existence. It la needless to say that es won as this wee discovered no time was lost is searching for her. The search, howevee ' did not extend to idaywate, end it Ii generally supposed that she had been walking about all night, as from the dry appearance of the mantle, sod its poeikon with referthoe to the tide, it is probable that the Weide bed not been committed may hoar. before the body was found. The decorated was about nineteen years of age, end of prepossessing appearance. ATTEMPTED MURDER IN IRELAND. A daring attempt to murder a widow lady of the name of Murphy has been made in the county of Meath. The following. are the free of the MR as stated in the Atenittg Pod We re gret to learn tat as attempt to murder Mem. Murphy, widow of Mr. George lames Murphy, of tbe Orange, county of Meath (who died about a year suits), has been made. lire. Murphy was sitting in her drawing-room after dinner whoa two shots were discharged at her. A number of slugs pm. forded the windows and lodged in different sorts the architraves of woodwork. Luckily no h jury was indicted. Mrs. Nftwirby is named maintain en I truwee to the will of her hothead, after whose death she at' neetesity reduced her establisigmet, end amongst others Forted wtth one of his herds. We understand that two p.nanie are in custody ' eberged with the oteamissioa of the emu" [Advertistimat.)—HoiurwAT's OnmairT Arm nii&—caonc—TwaKe. MINN lonely. sad Womanly the those two MI lta. Qs are MN It who hoot Isetero7V wmthth In nlater. reto oat aortae tat the Mesa. el or mot Mee*. skte Moos.. dry. bane. nad tos. The raMmr, at stl Woos eve p.m tar, subject to Oh err = rne allatetna. Throe Inseams alotromera, Mich ...ate despoil hal e r e mosay alto , •141 the ma othtlity ot: the rattler lame, bet etteesteh eutet b. 'lotions,. o...svmsl ash rat..."eneth emeneteseme so . neural d ly litNr clesan. sad pules. arity. mim ea. NM The eo ead talo r Vows reelthier. ntly. thst the .too: oeh au Imm ta os Menton and tuck Moms MIMS somPIIF NAVAL AND MILITADY. ADMIRALTY, Arm 21. APPOINTMENTS. 1044Aasistaat Barrow It. Welker, to the Impregnshle, 41;g -ship, at Deveaput ; sad A. Brinnook, to the Vic -101, dog-ship, at Portsmourh. Aram 20.—Mate B. lteolositell, to the Bt. Jean rAcze, 101, screw stem ship at Devooport. Pep:sesta B. W. IL Witham (1864), to be additional P tote 84. Visor 102, at Portsmouth. 4 a rl il.r stmt-Payemetere T. Ooodmaa (1862), to the Hawks. 60, saw strata ship, for coast gaud service oa the °wet of Ireland; P. Bane (1862), T. W. Harrlott (1866), sad J. BrOMlte, lIIIIGSDatf, 84. dsg-ahip, Peddle edition. Clerks H. H. Wyatt, to tee semis. 22, lIIDW etaae corvette, at Pertsmoath; mad C. D. Lee, to the Tinge, 8, paddle-OW steam sloop, at Devosport. roaremouTH, Aria 21. The Hannibal, 91, maw, Cetptain 0. F. Gordan, was towed down alongside the Bellimbos_ balk, to tun over her crew until another meal is anomie es guard ship of the steam reserve. The Hannibal is to be commiesimed for sea service, sad, it is reported, will join the channel Creunder the coma of Rear-Admiral Sir Charles 'Preraantle, m K.C.B. The Messy, 40, screw, Captain Henry Caldwell, C. 8., failed this forenoon for a few duo cruise in the channel. The Supply, iron screw store ship, Muter Commander W. H. Balliston, bee hauled alongside the Pitt, to coal, and on ccupleting will sail immediately for Malta, with supernu meraries for the Mediterranean squadron. The Doris, 32, screw frigate, Captain Heathen* made another experimental trial this afternoon. We understand that Brevet-Major Iftrilby's and Brevet- Major Williams's batteries of Royal Artillery will arrive in this garrison on the 25th instant, the former from Sheerness and the latter from Woolwich. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S.-THIIRSDAY. There ha. torn a very good Thureday's attendance, bat, r dimideeng the near approach of the Chester mooing, the beUt. on the " Cup" wee very limited; Leamington being the any ennui In demand. After twenty "Utica" had been Lid ageinm he qalekly advanced to 16 to 1, and at last 100 to 8 wee takes shoat hln Bevis retrogreseed to 26 to 1, whilst 1 000 to 10 WWI aired against the quondam favou rite, Drogheda. After 2,000 to 86 had bees taken about Lifeboat, 1.000 to 16 wee offered against him. Early in the afternoon 9to 1 was laid swat Mr. P. Higgiaa's "lot." The betting at the Two, wee met Pm the Derby 7 to 1 ins °awed on the Geld; 9 te h lr aL oald have been taken apt lturfid. Merman wee in some demand, whilst Volceoo . cooled down to 20 to 1 eared. Cluing prkes. NEWMARKET HANDICAP. 8 to 1 yet The Duke of Bedford's Pavilion 10 to 1 Mc. 0. Castle'. Old Robert CHESTER. CCP. 100 to 8 opt Mr. P. Hirgioio Lerosiostat (t) 26 to 1 Mr. J. Parker's Bevis 30 to 1 Mr. Williamson no Ma der Rotto4 60 to 1 Mr. G. Dunbert's Qamottnro (t) 60 to 1 Lad Ribblesdole's Potts (I) 400 to 8 Mr. A. Wallatodo Ras Aldo (t) 1000 to 16 Mr. J. Shellsy's Mottos! (a[) 1000 to 10 Mr. Sottlt's Droghodo 04) TWO THOUIFIAND. 4 to 1 apt Mr. W. Da ' s no Promised Load (t) 6 to 1 Mr. J. Parka's Mora (t sod of ) 20 to 1 Harm Itotbreblld's Crofton (I) 20 to 1 Mr. J. H. DER raihm'oCylaittio (1) BY. 7 to 1 apt llr. W.ley';'lFlas Pomba Luta (Co Bto 1 Sir J. Hatriry's Mooja (t 9to 1) 1000 to 60 Mr. Oreville's Morrow' (t) 20 to 1 Lord Chesterfield's Vassar (t sad off ) 26 to 1 Mr. Esetwoots Tieket of Leave (I) 1000 to 26 Mr. 0. Wentwortles Schaleff (t) 1000 to 15 Baron Rothschild's Cnaftoa (1000 to 10 also Laid.) EXTENSIVZ FRAUD AND FORGIIRT BY A LITRE root BARBER.—Yederipr (Thuraday), at the Liverpool Police Court, a roan named lambert was brought up on • charge of obtaining a large quantity of Irish masnufactroed tobacco by means of forged beak notes. The prisoner, it appears, named on Moines" as a haircutter in Lyme-street, and about a fortnight ago he engaged a man named David son san assistant. A few days after Davidson osoinienced work Lambert asked him to take some letter paper, with the address " &mail Goodier, wholesale end retail dealer in home and foreign manu'actured tobacco," &e., and write to :several tobacco manufacturers in Intend "akin their mires and eamplee. Davidson did so, and the lettere were re- Tweed to be directed to 28, Bilhange-atrest East, which was the number of the Crooked Billet Hotel. The prices end samples gimme , the letters were delivered to Davidson, who celled for them, end in return tarp orders were tent oat, aocompsnied by the bans of 101., 201, and 601. nobs in payment. Mysore. Carroll, of Dundalk; Juhneon. of Belfast; end Horny, Belfut, were among those who received the ceders, and de•patched totem* to Liverpool. In the wettest= Davidson and Lambert quer relied ; the former gore infostmatlos to the police; a witch wu kept, end Lambert detected In the act of .despatdfing fresh Orden, with more forged notes inside the envelopes. Panora of the umecutore attended, and deposed to receiving orders with helms of notes enclosed, the other halves of which were to follow by fits . naret. The metes, how • over, on examination, proved f s, sod at the thee they reeeived intelligence of the fraud they bad discovered that the notes were surrept.tious. The prisoner wee sent for trial at the 'mime. An old man named Thu. Fowler was alert remodel far a week, i 3 order that In Metes might be made as to the extent of his connexion with this ease, it was stated that he was an secemory to the frond. CHARGE OF ATTEMPTING TO POISON A HUSBAND AT num.—At the Hull Police Court, co Wedaseday, before T. H. Travis, Req., two womr tor, mused Betsy Ferguson and Mary Hamm, were charged with attemptieg to poison Jolts Fermagio. The prisoner Ferguson wife o is` he f t he latendel sad the woman Hansom, is abou7o ®era .. f , sge, was the landlady of the house et which the e had furnished lodgings. It appeared they bad ;174ved comfortably together, and for some months pad the OM Ferguson bad been annoyed by repeated vomiting' ea sickest', •whieh generally sttacket bin after he had taken hie WAIL According to medical addoe, he had watatied the proceedings of the two women for some time for =er O n eo o t s h d e aY fe l. rollea km , tr d th wi rt t o e th sa an to d e z a u t t le, rn did get p a rtake of the broth. Zia' diluter. Ferguson was ekk, end when he got hood at night he went ratter gently Into the hates. It was about tea o'clock, but by the light of • candle he uw hie wife sal Hamm standing over a sauce pan in the kitchen. His wife was taktog • powder out of • paper sa o d g putting it into the saucepan. Hums, while she was def said, "lon bed better put • little more in, we are &Bytes too tong with lied Ha stood es that they mold not see him, sod he raw the woman Hamm tabs spryer up stairs, and beard her lock a door while she was there. The next months, his wife sere hint same broth for Ms &bar to take to work with him, but he took It to • ceseekt, who OM* lysed it, arid freed It stales to cantata enuai• A et snood. was else hued op in the home be a skeet Mr. Stead, who appeared for the isiersere, earaskal this 'Otsego, for the purpose of shoeing that be MI %moped op the Amps, bet he tirled to do so. The esseents reaseedisa.— Ahasksekr thArdite. [Advertisement.) —LOTBItee HYDROOTATIC Tia oat Owes Van wIl odd teetaadiewerb Pas I le NI NI awe r .. urtgottolz i rwat i rgis " : ... 4. Ar=eBAhatt. tin UAL fte S 4 Ilsolomegish leak 111. hmeiessit