The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-30 00:00:00

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LADIES of delicate complexion who suffer from otioanni M enOl .41.1.8 sod demo atoloophom +ln hl ho too Int.t 5.1 moiht 'alio( I. the itopilmolon of ROW LAN WE lOU IMIL Tilt unovo. bobalool preporofooo Alan all Inflation IN it Immo of lb. .k.o. remove. noises.* dlse..uotoests, f wklok MI. ao4 marl. a Arahl., porky of goolok roo. o,odi ohlaso at Wm • et, blurb.. .4 o. Mero!Teroato to to. ap. ; iivi77sra.T'art67.4 S. 4110. NO onshini th. prownstlos of hvb:ch. sa I rut/mad ir.l *minimums or . bewails' 0...M.10. PO"..N id. 004 00. M . )•44.14 —CMINIUM The Wurais " Moo K alpine. be., re mike /Wig LAC% awl la red 01 foul. add 1111.11411../ Oak Le. km. awl Ay ...was 004 IMetrmr, AIL of HORSE ell ESTNIJTS applied menially du. ImesedWe mad and 6066 aim ibammilms. loaNk , a. hostage, ba Ikairarsaa. awilnieba. Makes. 6b Noma Li. WI l an Adilnaal.l.6 ha* poi et Ur mom al tab bo ut ..14, 6,17 tows U. matantaisi and 6616066 W Y Ika bad. of the lurilirt NM .00 WIMP +Ohl weak era b"ta at adarl fna as slits Y5..6 rid wawa. a 1 .4 ad, aa4 4 Gd.; of al pea n e =6l dmama Osaka IMI; as 6114 -AS iii.llr!ef. MINIO•• Nu ammib. Ne. HEALTH WITHOUT PHTSIC.-NEHVOUB- :mt. 11111647TCALLY CURSD by A .n. 4 and lone •ftic 4 eneent-e•t. 4i•nnerrel la America. The Meg wet "Mir .1 •4 the elle et., th.• ••••••le•fal ever ly. ••th Mine elh ...•• • *tat to any ne•lrt nn rent', t. 4 nne ttatn,..—.ll.lerene. Ms. h••• 4 ,Mary week Lenten... 1. 11 AZACtAtChI t wrung:lca IA BUM' AMU DISAAIII. Mee be put tor fourteen news. MO; LIFE; or ELECTRICAL uvatrut Nara AN. W.Pt bend.' to th• MosiAl r. •i et" on odialiti Prom the eptme format Ilervames4 eee,tl 1.4 Ate. art the dloWorhis Whelk, eneeeepratheN PIM& eeh Pris, tt-tl Obeenetkot as the Vett CIIIVAS /fwd L.,,olunaWn In lb. growl .1 Pow l'h ;Pim . st. I .....teLett4t.e. missed et 4001tetell !rem twee.. Iht sow illeefthirt mai Cow emelled rpm Seeehe - a ers 'ne Lo rtartsueser et Peemetran• stand.. '•••As .•••• r•Teis - tnit - ssTrisi;sl . .. - 111711Wi1..7. 7 .1746 trams& •,•• • 4.1 ms.tY %Ow soories. .11, the smookot West moosisa. Iv as Ma *Wise Isilialos •I obi Is et bobs 4 ... s dui Illhaslaki sod Nemo sample. WV 1. 6.01 ; Imes. t% • I • Istur Owl., On haulm sr WM Ns ss•l I*" sal Ilia& am owes, of d••• • r humus 4•11111• Ai F rye esismoSe4. us 4 palloss by +.••• ••• s email= I. •• 01 4 , ••••ss , Notrasfros. doe 14 IM lthwarfria7.lw 1. - • OW eloaryM moatsl t•l•tler at. co ass le rear* • • • 6 . .MAIM.' t. • . 1 41... valsogre IV ' 4 . , -sse, A 4 ....11.1 US& - ari67:Z Qum'. au 4I bwkag fft . at at r mad lbw MI • saw mg 4 aill Pear While, • Ina.; L pe NS SI MO bed U. Y. t veL ifat be ON whist I.t La • Wog I OM 11. loupe dos ks. Ia maks la/ ••• • tlis Arra* N N Pal• I boo de dm sid. di lows L I U . ids Ye 111 lb prL lat I, IM ii! 1401% 111 11. iss .la 4 Sa. vow. APU ,alf ) 10 P. tr MS. ur. llogi A Yr M. fe ot It J. ,f S. Wet hire ►rlL a v. 11. chadit. 0.0.1 Ores. blab. 1. 0 A.P010.1. &WWI ef of FA.% sm. MOO ••• R lb• avail. INA& Pl' 111•16•010. 1 vs t -, C./ a , Z7.4...1 No. 1,990 1 'Cii., oe ry Kl ilbH COLL: M BIA.—FerSAN FRANCI6OO I, amnia A. v 1., r i v d r : weeelk 4Jule N thr AN• Neve N •d re& intded a• Weft MM/ jrAISI 1 Tlion ' Arl Nei Cb. 6, e I.ter .q.nsw, §TIMM COMMUNICATION bonen LIVICK ran as! RA. „ abijiva CEPOOL. NEW YORK. riliLipturna• 1••••• ilsouse mg *sr ti v.... 1.11 "NO almwsiliss. sena 9111004./.. poralt r softness. orl dopissim• now. s• " 147Na0 1d'. . " . , ry or NATI NOUN . ...... WoOmd.g. J.• IL .71" OF If AIL .... Widowing. AI/ . 0,3• I cars irmasio. Oh` 1.1.1. ft W. P. d f iolookkosm~, H..manm,rhana. " "" • iXrd = ll we ilr trrim br Mod ittroscli , ms gr elmovairrf NOW. task WI ERMAN ti. wept I* 111 v.= rad lINWIL 111.. ATIULTORD, LIWZILKAL, mad SOUTH of =LAND DULY. be bit rig wwl , /Awl Meg UMW Rom. leAmmersa Ina Ike Orsos Wagon , Wag. Mahn" YT Walseemil. iltory. WM*. one timorsirtahe semirmant II pa. et Ur Lie e.:. l =re 1 11.1 , en. WM deo Nibs *NB . Three^ et 'bp% ira lOM sei tion• mak . toe INN; rE m liftwelajt s tr .. .vre litaddiso mei Os SR. ALBERT BNIITIVB CHINA, TO-116111.. at ifeleut"7o.3l2llMit r erl IL— ' "b = " 64 1 1: togiba UM. Tie kiirlPL LAN sad HIS ILA SITS.--THIS DAT, v at Tbrovig M tnl MN ve x EL/1112 at' ta t irAt or at ' 2.41 4; 1 1 4 7 Winn sod W n ha to sii..._ Mas y 0 ra fti evetsislirtsdb—le i = erred gilhe Tn. BIZ .. ^ Welm.• %V= is us sti s imi. t sr irli= . , elm Slob aa, l l l . lo.l. lenloser. Malin Omit 111M1rag ids I. 1 11.01.1 4: lir b aelsaskNi. "Ur and Mb Bablta." Java I N. beadle's la lielbilea. Iletwin. as 4 eso. at ay Ihilveney el Vinia,•&_.• *ft by pm. k. Elm. Ims Ile AWOrt. IL Harlinewires. crsiii...“... pItAB 1 R' 8 MAGAZINE tor JUNE, I. b. M.. eterialst : Deeele esel Olf Jahn Odle Bean% Illblete of Lag Rem IM ft:. —a Lair le the Editor Oresteth hoe at. i l ea Oltrodre. New red Oahe of Oselle ye nog ese ki. Iftelbas Owl ard Gam Or thei Authee M el "Oaf Le = M i thi s.i le n titat ioh. eflM orn..o. Tv ar raer st resir r l it = u•••• . • Tele 0 old Arra oa the lloardrih . : ay O. J. the Tamed g ii i. .ieele. Amber ef leiset T fll." goe tharl' Ore The aal u tra. Latin: John W •I .. Prim and eal iHOICE WIT/TU.—Ralf te say stades il l i es4l L lA d ni t tall a r . ~,,.. kx. 41... ..n. In& ; in.. 111... 111.: old Ilms a.. : Oral% 1 1 _1. • nlw Id• le MN • ZS a;:07: lIM min °MI% gia q le Nk Oft. virS al Pah 041=116 pir ea SO is WIZ.-.A PURR PALS SKIM el So .. 71 % Viiitfamailiallatei MISOPHISTICATED GENIVA. ef the tree j how Ilenver. ari=se II am les=2 l. lllissi w ar... 011 whic M ismusekt 11•111sra MrUST tied CHEAPEST TEAS sad s ss • w AL% %um 1•4 Oa. Us dow • L. In j*a. sod b. dm rot odo re tim. Vrrool maw I• my WON, Nods, of AO Om la • Woo odloat ••••• di oda pion 37 HAT an the Mild Wawa isy P—lsep up eUVIANIZIF V&A' imier . Wu NI IN.- OTSELII HYDROSTATIC TEA and COYPU I vu. ben I be lOW of isms Rid ILX 1.1A1.11. Val SOP Os GUI AVMS!, MI ai , cr. timieffini a.p.o. ria , • 11•1511111,11114 au BAGIB-02NITIN8 HOMS-11ADL— ,=..sr s e jnz ... Dwros mad PM Illelas% ALTERS' PATIENT i . lITOCIIIIIIIIII N. 1110 " Salt ° 4IfiLift CM. )EUST BADS of every domowriptioo, both wood, was, ami Wow. Stand wit lo fooridal=4 . 6 I. n ll4 0•4141.111. J. NAM r/ Q.. i• 11 , dad. ~UUSO..rftrAWlLitral FURNITURE aselloom soeldta.—enie desir. W ; eloo suns. 60111.1110.1.4. new edlemoddewldsgem Erb% dew ail . 'endowed* doled. beim her J. aliPLie end On., onion sod ndEnawdeml rni =ar en wail THOUBAND nosadlooit Carpet U. and 3* Mt pm pool : ekik VaNsi Ornele es is. 111. J. 111APLZ sr. 05... Id& Tdernloneeneddiedo .**Lr•traial; II IS UT= mil NAM, A. las elilliaiwarett. ATERPOED, LIMERIUK, mad SOUTH at :WAND DULY. be thh 1114 *hurts. Lahti Mai; w•roll 111Ihad Roam to_pmerso IMO the On* Wears ▪ arr... Waal moon" Walueleml. iikamay. WA*, sal ▪ hamesalsa• samars, at at Ur LP. a.7 2 W00 *g Was. .all dim Woo_ two . Theo, * alt hea. 111 OM 1001044 11.1 . alp lam • half • eft, lelf11111111•1 itslior •1 Moot Wolin awl And ithavap; asa Moms. /ORD :110•5011. °mew .wig der* mit.» Oda+ P.. ALBERT BNIITIVB CHINA, TON HMI% aa a oeslauk_sat TO.St i rass ll- by W.A.*. wt. atm 1... - To Ohm • te, Aims • • Verserfal tram %be llottbr tog 7.t 13 Ames •lAN sad HIS ILABITL-..TH18 DAY, at Moot spa MM. Mr ve x iLl ta gal il lro•ah L in Vaihm harem of loath-IWO al Adam' hge-The I* The Nor Tom May KJ. Leo- DI lhawar•-htalt W m be am wlyl flan 13511 lasi IMO 10. Yr th• 21.1.1.•••ey halt.bwor. Malan ilha 01111 f t& lositoa: 119 MA& 15 alas NN B.**. Novi 0.0 07•0•1110 1.1 Weans. .ad '.lovely. et ma I I.la.varray Val* no. OT Pot%•kw li••••o. hoot heft ea A.ashar. HWIIIMIIIOn. 101M041.11...••• . 11 It ABER'S MAGAZINE for JUNE, tam N SL..utrm : yr Portia sad I/4 Jobe o.* Illawallitto* of Aug Now lir rI, -a WWI to the Ul" emit& Na .r. J. P. Chltrahnt. New awl Who of Oselle r 0.4 Nam arl bia Posaesa Owl sad Gym. Or ihe *Mar rts. t . "' AL% LiMelp"47l o;Numwellia Tz ly 11,4 ot dr et Tim* Paw fang 14... • Tale at ow Aws lie 11041.1.11 t. .: ryvontorblet. or 0. J. Too Tumid thivilla. halm of laiVa T a • mei heart: PM W. sod Ile Viz I. mass J.lda W. Item sad or Asno. /MICE WINES. 11l to say stades is gam••-SANDSIIMIII •• do 05501.a . ..2 . . ; ar. di. la Walk 111 k. Ha. ea. eiR. ; 08. WAS; ,11.; CUM% Oft : Jr. 11.• I. PAO e ••;71•Th PINK 5 aa .N.l. laoDa 3 er . ::. ham new ho SW 0. imam. IBM es LL—A PURE PALE SHERRY of tho siVrigneSMAPs Ant% o i rt Prawn . a 1 PHISTICATED GENEVA, of the eras user emu mil • me Ileso we lr u ra .. •••••l abloin gnow.••••• 114.. strurarzittrieiiment. awn. HE BEST sod CHEAPEST TEAS sod mous o ITO ND MN MI itrtt s... siera LUIS Cb. Tim Owl Ow meal In SI, In PC ; sod Tm asi -" ibe whprir i mi anew W arum rower Non Y OistmL • pluolosallboa Son Ili asialipellin * HAT on the Wild Waves P—Keso so k aUtat9 2 s:4. w al "atztlgt. . lem OWL- OUSEL'S HYDROSTATIC TEA sod COFFEE PADS •411 rho IMIITAIM•11101/11LT boo I •• lOW rr..4vreitigt*Moilmiallia,Aat ihrdt Inewohtipmeribras. sod • N . •••1111,11114 US. Vmsbeaboweei. fingsais ow. two. • AUSAG 18—GENUINE HOME-111ADL— and 1101, Soldim I ALTERS' PATENT metO 111110111188 It itooßasorap.A. I !DST BADS , of every deoprijpties, both weed, p p"..karu.... Co., i t oV i ratainataa 'i I I MING ..turAtikwowl FURNITURE • a am M.Y. ;er Ilashi• sabot yowl. *am *lmam ; dambatoarm Erb% hah SL • WoMr.• rOIMES Tebt rt 00HILIKUL4TION OP AIL SAINTS CHURCH, M.4110.41.11T-BTRZZT. At ths clams of the sermon on Saturday, one cif the alert:ay emetences wee sung, and the inunineent elm of 2,196/. PM. 2d. was collected tow.rda defray ing • debt of 2,0001. which had been incurred in providing the organ, balls, and fittings, and in fur nishing the clergy-house. The mienniunicants were several hundreds Ist number, and the rite timeline occupied • con siderable time. Ths " Olisis in Emelais" wag sung in anima, but it was accompanied socuswhat elaborately end with greet skill by the orgasiat, Mr. R. Redhead. ♦ few collects and the tvo—liction conclude' the amyl.. It is proper to remark that the oritim, which, it has already hems statel la these cdumas, to divided into two perta, and Oicad in the chimed Male, proves to be as exosediegly Ins instrument, and the masses in which it is arranged, while admirably adapted for secompsayiag antiphonal chanting, &fordo facilities foe producing many arivel and beautiful elects, of which lir. Redhead is mot slow to avail himself. Tha maim of the iestrsamiat is Mr. Rills. Ts the rousing the aerosol; Wospresc7;d by the Hon. sod &ay. R. Liddal , , tram the woods "Oise the Lad the bawdy dr unto His name • Wag ma string, and some into hie 410111,.. 0 worship WI Load la the booty of holutesa " (rain nor., vs. 8 sal 5). Tie boa. and rev. gentlemanre raoridsg that the list phrase adght be translated "la His glorious oantitaso7," dwelt st some hook ea sho mar Wismar of the Tempi* ritual, sod =goaded thin CUMIN' worship, bolonglag, so It did, to a noble , sad moo perfast dierpands% wee sot thneforo to he cased with maser rites thou than which it had sapermaint. No doubt time were pospio who would ask la milmtnee to that sphndid osasetessy, - "Why this waste r Ben MO tbass oniasober who was ths anther of that quoidon. It was Judas Iscariot. Persons who mods this isquity were Olt= warmly consietest. Hakim they insisted ors the supposed simplicity of Apostolic warship, they ought to imitate the undoobtot simplicity of pa.tolic manor. Lit 'ltch of them part with his ephndid club, or his privets mansion, sad live in • eat toga ; let bim, in • word, aril ail that he hod and bestow It nu Christ's poor. Then, sad not till then, would he be ia a position to noire those who lavished their wealth on the adornmont of 0.4'. bona.. Tbocallsetkia 'mounted to SW. 4.. 91. _ Yesterday mot n , ng the arms was preached by the Rev. J. I. Woodlvd, from 'misting, c. IL. v. 11—" To him that emeometh will I give be est of the hidden manna." In the WM* of his disoome the reversed mama mid it wee is same error is mintainiag sit truths to Mist too meek gm the old Ions; let the aura they win le might Ina a better Mat. Per wale k Mired to the poserel prieciples of enelest set, It owed soma ponce of its caw lams sad etabillty le pears, and naterM white were m ama to our derelhame. la ls mom, while neminfog saalast to the pat vallies sf am religion, let them net be &quieted if acme the sit dem were wanting. There were eras maids ties drab Item the din of coo ; end is.. hid Mad made In annbas communion In bpi of abyleg that pester tereguitHty which for the mama it essesed to am. Bet ansh persona must have streagely miseedenesod the Chriaba state—which was oresetielly on amain The leer d the quarrel wee ormsteedy dangteg, bed the imperial peat was to see that they we in sem tree, "'meetly eistendleg for the faith are da me/ to the Ma." It wee re nerkehie that the pear of the Mt nee " to him tha nenteine " sot specifying whet wee to be cersecasee. No doubt the gnu thing to be °M ama was ants self—aefe ewe love of ens od selbinielprnes. It was es ma thing to go to chard sad lager the mienter, man words out of the Prayer Bosh; hems thin wee a geed trot of church-going resposeade mem. Bat that was not worship. .111"4 wee at seen th e Moen asking of blessings trim Owl ; Milli the prebend homes roasted by every pert aum le Me seeM. Me., like N. Creator, was glues—he wee mods a of bay, soul, and sprit; sad he must, thersher, worship with We lowliest reverme of by body, and the highest efforts of his mist; with the most glorious efforts of hums art, sad with ell that wee grandest in the ea prinks of light or in the tummy of musical sonde. Lastly, ea above all, he must worship with hie entire heed, smil with a its abotion ; samerhe the men gorgeous has ends the mom perfect ▪ werabl ewes lose the pen wadi be a thee My soul l get id airman ewer the measticialop ass imegisative Tr =try amented to 811. las IM, in oddities to which &Meals ph of aeries' were paced le ime of the eollselose pease. Lest sight Deee Teach method from Matt. esti., v. 8, " To whet purpose is an waste r , The II yew. chastest that *isms a question ales mad preens wham they saw others mime m aim of Ms ete men for the COWS of God. There nun may who, as a Felesr Ind mocked, might broiled mire of the devil—ma who maifeeted as snob seal le the aware at the world as the vitamin of Cure bed shows Is, their Lord. On such eureka misty awns looked nth esimploose , y. It was only when it sow devotion for God that it asked the quartile 'Ma Jane loceriot had drat pot to words. But after a the service of his Man was the aoble.t occupation of me. The kings of the earth wen never so Maly se when they masted themselves ham their Redeemer; sad thin whom God hod aide pro. eminent ammo then fellows, the mighty in Iwaiutt, in same, sod in art, wore beet ow piloted when eassorating their grandest efforts to the or ace of Hint from whom proceeded scary good sod evseyperr Mt gift. It might he said tat the cost of this one akesri meld bon applied tea or twenty charades foe tin poor. He (the very rem 4watleman) Mowed those great mists who In esseeneed pest public diaries had sold seen the eacresseetal numb be of food for the Mary or liberty foe the captive. Bet he loomed not lees the women who emptied the ele baster bez shitswat, oiatmust viry melees, evert her Loa ; sad he heneared lambs dm who wore prompled by her ens Bniders, oeah agleam showed domains my even oe Ask own principles. " Geo deep easd to soother ;" one noble end memo Man ailed forth Way Imitator.; sat if ever the poor of this weary were to be provided with churches, the mace of ea adios like the present wee tar more likely to advsece than to Tweed a eeesematios. Ilan Trench cuicludod as ebb semen by wishing the uadertakiag " good lm k in the nano sf the Lord." Tbeielleetioeistenzated to eboat 161 , making e total can ctalrlbstal &rig the two deys of norercl4 of 3441. Time ten bee reelel memo divine the .b ile " octave" —lltel ie to ..y, tIU Halertley ant. On Holy Thltredey eke weather Y essesued be be the Bishop of Breettio. C4113111D01 ISILCIII. This asylum, whisk about eight years since was established es a plasma& die at Xiaostoe-upon-Thames, has already done goad eirriosia provielleg a home for the widows of the oak and Ilea time which, although doing the hea viest portion elitlie setiga's work in war, obtuse by no wows a sesawasarste slum of the state's atteation alter victory. Foety-oss widow. of non-omines4otted alkell sad soldiers, including two who were elected on Saturday last, see controllably maintained ; and so good is their 'verso bookie that no death has takes place in the amlum within the Met twelve months. The budding, like most of our cha ritable editio e, was on on rather too Weal,. a male for the but lund, sad as a coneemsame M rooms of the wing remain atilt flathead, of which eight will be remlred for widows of soldiers la the Third Bob, is whom favour a basset was made by Iles late Lieestessat-Orseral Sir N. Thorn. Unhappily, a difficulty with the executor. respecting the future malamutes of them widows se yet prevents the lull e Hem of the testator's bens gulag intentions. The institution has met with a consider able amount of general eympathy. The South-Western Railway Company Indulge tee inmates in the matter of lams, sad Mr. Malcolm Lewis hes mad* • liberal gill of books foe their amusement. lint the building is still is en unfinished state, and the managers hope that in the universal call for increase of the mime' defeam, the as of the widows of our masa defends., will not be forgotten. The (velvety which assembled at the London Tavern es Satorday evening, under the presidency of the Rea of Paris. included—Lord Driest', Lord I. evereLani, Colom I Lord Methuen, Colossi Lord Endemic Paulen, C.ll , Gene. nil SS J. F. Burgoyne, Major-Gleseral HocT. Aeh..u.n. ham, Major-General Sir J. Yorke Hamlett Major-General liplak Colonel lies. A. Liddell, Colonel Hos. R T. Row by, Major Hoe. H. L. Powys, Colonel Dawns, C. 8., Calomel Parker (tst Life GuarM), Lieutenont-Colonel S. North, M.P., Liestessat-Cokeel Home Purvis, Colonel H.nolton, Lienissent-Calomel Newdine.e, Treasurer of Christ's liapitel, H. Ponta', Esq., Edward Esq., Hs,. E. Reggae, Rev. O. Mathias, Rev. J. Brown, E. F. Bake, Req., F.L.S., Capt. lion. J. Sparer, MN., le. The second converossione held by the Society of Arts during the mint tenon took place ou Saturday tiresing at the Bowh Kensington Moseare. The entire rums of buildings was thrown open, including the mechanical dapsement, the Shsepshatire Gallery and the ornoroeutel Art Moment, am well as the met ran le• neatly ccostracted Metter reception of IL. Vernon end Tuner collecdon. The Museum of Pattated Inventions was oleo epee mentors by permission of the Commis nee of natant. The annual meeting of the British and Foreign Anli-alsvery &Miry Ina bad os Saturday. at lb. London Tans. The cludr WAX taken at nom by Mr. 8. Ovaser, 11. P.; and n the platform were, anion when, Mr. C. M.P., Mr. J. Rater. Mr. G. W. Ale anise, rir. t r ein ilt. Nese, the Res. Dr. Carlisle, &o. • OFIXIXO Or OALLUtILI OF Alt IX TIIX EVLX. Me.—Tbe &ern ry of the Baadety of Arai lee tacalvid • kattar Iron the &dreary of the Natiosat Gallery wh cb aye Is mply to the miggeeion th 4 the aetionel *term Amid be eabibitel to the public M the meshes, a well ea by day. I am directed to Mete Mid tint *tares which me about to be dip trued temporarily at South lisseartes, beta, totally dimect from the wall, dam of the South Ken sington Yuma, will lartemasily confines sokSaat to the arwitistars , a which have hither o Los stained at the Ns- Halal Gallery.- LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 30, 1859. 6POR7ING. THE EPSOM SUMMER MEETING. TO TES IDITOT Or TKO ixrarae. exTritemeni of preparation fora Derby Day is now at its height, and the morning papers of the lint few days have bees gemmed just se eagerly for the lake of discovering the WOK niovemente on the Derby se the latest intelligence from Italy. The merest tyro in roc* matters has been so intimated in the oilseeds& end retiring of the' , different favourites as those who have been speetuating for ruowhe put, and woe betide the unfortunate wsgts who it aupposed to be "upto • thing or two" if he, circle of non mow acquaintames be of any @Meat, as be is sneaked by Rapines of " What's to win the Derby f" from morning till night, and he is bound to give th.m an opinion of every animal they might have drawn in a family sweep." They, however, beat him on one point, for soma will prompt to him horses he hod red idea were in the Derby, and if be but vesture to hint be bad never beard of their being en- I mod, the sonooner of the "sweep" is down upon him in • moment with • "Burs Guide," on which he has spent land beltea-crown for ism other object than that then should be no mistake, and he then ends out for the AM time that there are such horses as Cheek', Arietedmaws: Green Jacket, &0., and that hie cousin has treen ßi ra tremendons castle (in the air) out or the premeds of ill vintage through them. Should the peer fellow wel lare to assert they will not start, be meet listen to • geesrel condernastion of the whole turf, and espsd.lly of than partite who "enter horses without starting them," and granay's doctrine that the racing world is • very wicked ono MN mother convert. Let another, howeevee, pall out his Tfeluiteadelseme est Van Dismea, sat he can be fresseporta with joy at Wing one of them might Mart, m can also the hoary holder et Highwayman and Gallas ; sad • possessor of Bankrupt already Me his eye on I • sang knife. beakless. Them area poet of the glories of the Derby which it is not my province to disco.., the programme of the Epsom Summar )lasting beteg of such large Moen- Acme that there is neither time nor space to spare. Tmeday's sport will not be Werke to either of the grand days, Lathe public mossy emottats to 600 guineas, and the Craves Stakes are sum he he contested by firet.olais animals, who will run to obtain • mom ecerect line for some of the Derby cracks. Then we have the Woodcote Stakes, for two year-olde, (crimp, worth 6301 the Roos Headlamp, ens mile, worth 4001.; a six twigs( Handkap, with 36 subs, at 10 auvs each, h ft, with 1001. ad ded; the Ideatboote P late and the limos Stake,. For the Woodote, Lupullue will have • stronger lot to beat than have optceedh‘m since he woe hie Brat ram, over this course, and Chirp will show that, even were hie defeat of North Lincoln at Northampton a "Wee," he would have bees • very good second bed the crack kept on his legs. Brother to Rainbow no unprepared at Bath, end he will not do here; but Mer ryman is pretty forward, and should he represent Hr. Retry ho will do quite ea much with Lupulloa se Thor mashy did bore in April. Magnetic, Hem; the Spinner, Naga addb, and the Rap have all tint-close repumioss at home ; but on the state of ths ground will depend how many of them en the post. Lopelloa, Chirp, and Merryman, in the order lamed, shall comequently represent tee. TM Me ante for the Rocs Hands:mg is • quarter of • mils too he for Lord Nelson, or his Psi 41b would not shot hem quite out mid Accurate, • 4 yr., Tat 121 b, will awry she heaviest weight home. Nereus, 6 yre, 7et 71b., won this prim last year with Est 121 e. and were be in es good a loan there would be a prospect of his the does ; bat he has since performed very indaffere r :B= Pensioner, 4 pm let 41b, will prove the most dangerous op potent to Amami of the old horses, aad the &to &femme to the weights entitles him to the Fibroma. He none I Blackmail oa 31b better tarns Mu in the flomerestshire &ekes, which on paper disposes of the latter ; but he per formed ro much better in the bath Handicap that the die team might have had to do with his detest, and he may tan the tables is Posiorso bus. I cannot forget the run- Meg of YLISO Leaf, II yrs, let 21b, on one or two occasions last SISKID, sad as W. Day'• stable is in high feather she my give the pair ameeldag to do, Pardoner, Ills korai!, and Palm Lief being tits ceder la which I fancy th eir thence'. W. Day has the toilets the Railway Handicap, at 6.t 71b; but he has 'shim to select from, sad his reprerent.tive will take some Matta& although Fright, 6 yrs, Tat 10Ib, would czielthe stroageet cla i msd,* to no were he "wanted." ie al lbooto Plate, half a mils, gives the old horse the best of the weights, and at the distance Olympas, Lord Nelson, sad newton are me joke, his lordship having shown such ken lately that he might give the followers ett the cherry jacket a sweetemar before If not in the Denby. The Derby Day bosate the Town and Epsom Plates (f or which Nereus and Amsterdam have nothing to complain in their Meows), the Epsom Cup, one sole and • half (with Meth Lincoln and fieuaterer engaged), and the Burgh Seam la edditioa he the event, for ohich we WWI Mu as geld alisilm lest year, the Promised Land, Murjrd, _Hammther, Gleuhach, Newcastle, Belnamoun, PlNfirom,Dotsaft, gets/tom bankrupt, the Olesluce colt, Mb* of Leave, Gladiolus, Serenader, Beheld, Electric, legaard„ Gallas, Highweyman. Napileow Schultdr, Cutter, Nimrod, GespeA, tied Red Reale, bring the moat probable Meters ; but as regards Cerradish, Merryman, Volcano, Mierionatb, Old Rabid, Critics., and Or.echus, who have ell been backed heavily, plenty of rum fir • doubt le alheilsd. Thee. is no moviag the Promised Um/ from the position he took op since his Two nessemil viefter, despite the resent edema, of Mosjid and end are at lan as general to his proton -2— ..rrvillpey grimier than Derby favourites generally we Meet. M ew be North Untwist last swarm and cur dews bit geld Iw the Two Thousand, It is not tweemary for weespitalate; all that at all isthmus his hackers now is hat it ion, which I have so he nation in smarting is terfrotion heel% and when seen in the paddock undergoing W dubbin touch, he may approach very neer hie starting peke fee the Two Diamond. —rem are come even now who semen San as to his staying; but their fears Mu coklontly got the better of their judgment, be having been tried at Moe to travel double the Derby distance "like a IWc." TM gaieties who is to ride has not, I believe, been Soapy settled, as Pordbem who has been talked so much about, ma be claimed ice Newcastle, if his party think proper to do so; sad from the meaner in which he has been supported within the last twenty-four hours, it is at least probable they will sot forego their claim. It would be hard on" Tbe ban tam" were be to Wee such a chance of carrying away the bias wired. la which be has obtained a " place ' but once, while his rivet Wells hes born noticed by the Saari time be had • menet, befog fourth on third on Hound, second on Yellow Jack, on Adams', and drat on Beadiness. This lea pester shore of favour than has befallen say of the con temporary jockeys living, and it is not more than an even &MO ageism his being again placed, for he is ta have the magi es ilmjid, the vigorous moaner In which be piloted Dloosed M Herpesden moving him to have completely re amers& tree hie Chester occident. The backers of Mit.jid were greatly alarmed by the doings concerning him at Bash, as from the maser in which he had always bee. supp idled by Ow" right division" there would have been so Mbereause for it than • scree being loose with the horse; bat it manly a false alarm, sad from those who took • liberty " on specs- I Woe," having to get out, he will see a shorter price than ever owing to the movement. Since he beat Eberle at Steekbridee, there has been nothing brilliant in his perform woes, and from North Linovln's defeat of him in the New Stakes the Promised Land has him se safe as possible on pablic tanning. Like Beadman, however, be was never fairly mind as .two-yrold, and he will go to the pat a favourite on the strength of his privets doings with the Beacon, and We own good looks. Now, the Beacon Is one the most doubtful gentlemen to try • horse with that mold be found, as be is evideatly good only at an out of the way distance, and Rood as he may be at that, we most not be quite sure his defeat of Tournament and Rosen Candle was no " fluke." Th 4 Mouid is a good-looking bum and a splendid gone, there is no denying ; but whether he can master the Derby Conroe so wall as be might many others in England there we plumy to mimes • doubt, and I shall rank myself of the Salither, the mid I ma expect of bum is to keep up the drier, and eery Wells lam • " piece." Trump -ter has dome se much in public this swan as the Promised Lend, for ha boot Cyarieue out of eight at Bath, and he 14 undoubtedly W most formidable rival to the crack in she rate, for he hes not been knot bed about. Ever since he won bit first race at Bath be has advanced in public estimation, and hie petty have made no rent of their fondants. Yet It is strange if the Days have not amalgamated ' for this OCCiaOl3, as I cannot forgot the Donahue, des were among the most prominent of the Promised Land's Two Thalami Guineas supporters, and they would hardly Met as rivals now with two good hordes. &me few Taiteubsta Corner will do for Trompeter, and that hi. leg will give way to descending the bill, hut I have not the !eau f-sr on that MAO, Peithef knee thOle who should be le tier judgee, and if it should suit his party to beat the Promoted 1. and, end be is capable of doing so, the Derby is very nearly over. My opinion is that the Woodyeates crack, h drover, has not hie equal In !reining. and that he ran beat Bret elms Imam as easily as such wending as the Filing Dutch men, Stifle Bonny, &-., have dome before him. Oameter and Phantom only have any Mends trim Whitewall, San log not having done enough work to be feared, and although the former is supported for nett money, J. Scott, to win the Derby, most Moo with Phantom, for Gamester, when very ht last year, was beaten away horn such holm as Cavendish and Rainbow, the latter having bus almet distant cd by Pro mised Laud at Goodwood. Phantom wee one of the duet yearling's ever ream soles be was not put into thong work wail late last seas" it le evidint be woe fa arm for some. Diaspeoiatiag hi. party moat on aeeouetahly in the Two Thousand, be showed what a admits It was by Minim the Newmarket Stakes, ant be is the may outrider that I think might odors Melted with the Bine Mahood, toe we have rd We correct maeure. Olembeck has done all that Me been &eked of him ✓emady, but he has still a bed temper which will be certain I to wade his pretemions should the me • few false storm and even were he to :up kindly I doubt his ability to live with MS • horse as Premised Lead. Neweasiles form was uldoitied to an ounce at York, where he win. Leven by &iamb at 11 lb, alter a emcee race, and as the Litter was beaten at about the same weight by she Coromod.re, when Mr. Boron got him to Halmstad, the latter being so far behind Trompeter in tba Newmarket Biennial ought to keep Named' ale, even awning he hes improved • stoat on the Lewes air. Balaarnoon has been by far the most M used horse in the Derby, for, noteritbstandieg the confidence them immediately connected with him have always betrayed, and the money they have entrusted him with, be has bare saved meet unmercifully, and his enemies report him the greatest impator that ever cams out of Yorkshire. But 6r his having been pricked a few weeks back, In tar sanace of which ha was stopped some days in his work, he would have bean the most premising youngster from that county, sad even now be may be arra the front at the finish than his oppamrts wJI care fee, salsas they have very area; nerves. IMeder is not a Derby bone, although a useful one over a fiat, and Timis peter must repeat the dose he gave him at Newmarket. Aegean is made fee the same Utah ; bat it is a moot point whether ha will last out a mils ant • half, and this doubt, coupled with Ariedne having eying him weight and &Latina before the One Thousand, is a sufficient reason for my discard ing him. Illactric has, like Balnamoon„ had a host of remit., the horse near bevies had the beet of legs so that there were always foroppoeition, although sh ould disposed be ams soft he will trouble the whimr from end to sod, and these who stand against him are not half at velvet. The Tieket-ofeLeave end Cavendish have been so effected by the hard ground that they have not been in full work at • time whim they most needed it, the day bring so near at hood that they will not see the post in their best form, sad they mast fell back among the eeond.rata division. The others do not mare any particular mastics; end, to ma up, I should look for something a • rase Winos Promised Land and Trumpeter were they to ewes each other with daggers drawn, and that the win ner to comprised la the pate is my irm optnica—besedlipoll public running, the condition of the b and the tow of the market; but I still incline to the Promised Lead as the animal of the two. m rist r ld snythieg Una:cant occur, I shall again commu nicate with you before the race takes piece; but the Oaks must not be meddled with for a day or two, and I shall Na tant myself with hinting that Mayonaise has a promising outsider to beat is Schism.—l am, fee., xErsoa. TATTERSALVB.-BATuzDAY. THE DERBY. 9to apt Mr. W. Dry'. The Premiss! Land (off) 7 to Blr J. Goethe, Morita (t 4 tol) 11 to Mr. H. Hire Trumpeter (t) 20 to Btr C. Monok's Gamester (t and off) 22 to Captain Gray's Gleabuck (t) 25 to Mr. W. l'Anson's Balsamors (t) 40 to Mr. W. Robiseos's Newcastle (t) 40 to Mr. Saxon's Wender (.8) 40 to Mr. Nichols Pittston (off) 40 to Mr. J. Day's Mahood!, (off) 50 to Mr. C. Capers Higinremnsu (off) 1000 to 1 Mr. T. Parr's Gaspard (t) 1000 to 1 Lord Cheaterfield'e VOlOlOlO (off) 1000 to 1 Mr. G. Wentworth's Bchutoff (off ) 1000 to 1 Mr W. Robiasos's Conadoth (off) 2000 to 1 Mr. Wfildssos's King of Algiers 1000 to lb. W. 8. Crawfurcrs fkumnarsido 700 to 460 on Promised Land, Illuejtd, and Trumpettr "raised" (t) OARS. 5 to 4 apt Mr. W. 8. Crawfurd's Mammals* (oft) 10 to 1 Mr. W. 8. Crawford's Bummerside (t) 12 to 1 Mr. Copperthweite's Lady litogoke (r) 100 to 8 Mr. W Da. y's &him (t) 100 to 6 Mr. Whooio Boalesn (t) LATEST BITTING AT JIM WEST END. DERBY. 9 to 4 apt Mr. irlTsie The Promised Lend (t 6 to 2) 4 to 1 Mr. H. Bill'. Troupes, (9 to 2 t freely) 4 to 1 —94 r Hawley's Musjid (t and off) 20 to 1 51, C. Moreck's Olunteter (t and off) 2000 to 70 Captain Grey's Cilsobnek (t) 30 to 1 Mr. W. Robinson's Neweestle. 30 to 1 Mr. W. l'Aneen's Balsainoon. 60 to 1 Mr. Y. Robtnenn'e ACIIOOO (1). 1000 to 16 Mr. C. Capers H.fhworwe 1000 to 10 Mr. Joe. Hawkins a !Meld (t . 1000 to 10 Coking Towalefe Gladiolas t). 1000 to 10 Mr. J. Day's Marionette (off). 1000 to 6 Mr. J. Merry' • Lord of the Manor (1). 1000 to 6 Mr. T. Walker's Bankrupt (s). 2000 to 6 Hunt's Aston (t). 1000 even on Trumpeter eget Meejid (t). 100 even on Baleatnoos apt Nem:oath. 400 to 200 os The Promised Lend, Mosjid, and Truth peter, "mom" (t). EPSOM MEETING. PROORAIIMB OP THE BPORT,—To-yozaow, inE67.7;lBLalsiii ;W. each, with 60 died for thrawyr-olds, let llb ; four, B.t 71b ; eve, eel 131 b; six and aged, get; man allowed 61b, sad geldings klb., The last mil* sad a quarter of the new Derby Couree.—To eine and name to the clerk of the course by nine o'clock the night before running. A BwrErtirax se of 10 eon. each, h ft, with 100 added by the Brighton Hallway Company (Handicap), for all are ; the winner of any rem after the publication of the weighed (matches escepted) to carry 61b extra. Tbree-quarten of a mile. Low! Neiman Sunbeam LILLb Cienira misitea Age 6 44 9 Hop lunb694 4 I B Cynthia 7 Orad Ducban 6 6 Pa. I.linolnibses kvo!bla" 1 1. 1 Avow...- 13 Coadoeter. LI Pols I. II Pr' 10 MNE_ • ...... Nem Marl crair ....... 16 — i.TerOW::: I.llaraThe Taa WOODCUTS t 1 4=t iz 6. TTT f a t = Jim %11:_ rtrato ./ added; kr 2-yr•eids; esite, tit Tlb; sad Set 416; the owner of the wood boom to nodes 26 son. out of Unmakes. New T.Y.C., three-quarters of a slim._ (43 waba)—c by Stockwell—Bribery, Plumper, Magmatic, Disdain , Lovebird, Pampou, e by Stoma—Nsonsi, Volga, Lady Orosveonr, The Geode, be Awyrfsa, Bye Way., fby Mountain Doer, or Lonakow—Calcavella, c by Alaren—Tbe Fawned, Bgbert, Ropes, Bolivar Brownstown, Tim Splinter, Kieg Edward, The Don, boo tit:Rainbow, Merryman, Madrid, Grand Mis taws, South Austra li an, Chirp, Newby, List else, Turd*, Qmetin of the May, a by Volligeur, darn by Cowl, grandam by Lassreost—The Nun, Nana Sahib, The Market Gar dener (paid), Pair Maid of Heat, Bastes, Mixture, Dams Quickl , Dreadsought, o by Tondwtone—Ares, Tim Rap, A Sybil (died). Tun ROL'S STAKE.., a Free Handicap of 20 sore. each, 10 ft, fa as of acceptance, with 200 added, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Tim winner of any race after publication of the watibte (matches excepted) to carry 61b; or of two or mire races, 101 b extra. One mile. AM alb I awe a Ile I 9 4 aseslat ...... 4 11118wvet er . 6 6 .4 SIMI= Lod.. .I II P 3 I 3 Lord Nelson Accurate ... °reheat ... Dune., ... . --- Nosese i 2 I I Lague? ' •. • • i Pon•loser ... ... 4 7 4 Illecknall (Inc 61bestral . 6 ()ASLIB 3 2 2 THE HORTON STALES .1 5 SOTS. each, with =added; '2-)r-olde, Est 31b ; three, Sal 61b; four, 9et 71b; five, six, and aged, 9.t 12Ib ; mares allowed 61b; gilding., bib. The wiener to be sold for 160 sore , but if entered to be sold foe 80, allowed 71b; for 60, 141 b; and for 40, 211 b, over sod above other allowances. The winner to be sold by suction immediatay otter the MOP, and any warping over the selling price to go to the fund. New T.Y.C., three-quarters of a mile. Tetley, and name to the clerk of the coarse by alas o'clock the night before running. Tin HZATHCUT! PLATS of 60 WM for all ars; 2.yr• old; Sat 121 b; three, Tet 1016; fur and upwards, 8.1 71b; mares allowed bib, and geldings 31b. Any number of harms, the property of the same owner, may run for this plats. Any winner in 1839 to cony bib extra. Hall • mile. Al he* .1 I Ladybird— ...... 3 Beauty Jab 5 The 5 4 5e1ei...... $ IL ammo S Corerms I Ulhere6 I Wale Omer& ..... I Damen Lott Nelms 1 Tberedsni tr i olists " 23 Sew • E . Taos,* el ...... .. f b y Cooldeces-- Ptcrbe kiiiiiei I mt. Kamm .... K.J. s g Othado— furl.:•o's dam 3 Urchehl Si ily . ..... e LW Z I Til ; UNI , * s.— ..... ...• . 21 Ardour 1 ion Lest RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS. The facilities for reaching Epsom have been materially increased, and the two courpctiog lines have made arrsiine went' admirably calculated to meet the r.quirecneuta of the public. From the London-bridge and Finilco termini train. will run at moat convenient interval., the tanerbaios fixed with a studied &eqv to suit the convenience of the City and West-end of London. On Tuesday sad Thursday cheap trains will ran from London-bridge terminus up to 11 a.m., and fait trains from 11.13 to 1.0 p.m. From Pimlico cheep trains ajp to 10.30 cm., sad fast trains from 11.0 a.m. to 1.0 p.m. On W. dneeday, the Derby, end Friday. lb. Oaks day, cheap train, from I..t.nd , n-bridge up to 9.16 a.m fast train* Irons 9.30 a tn. to 1.0 p.m. From Pimlico cheap trains up to 930 fag trains from 10.0 a.m. to 1.0 p.m. Cheap tickets (Rpm to Loudon) will be issued at Epsom station, after 7.30 p.m., each owning of the races. Starimboets all at tM Pimlim Terminus. pier sins times per hoar each day up and down the river. 3he South-Western Railway will run Neuss as under'—On Timid .y and Thursday cheap trans will run up to 11 0 a.m., and fast trains from 11.13 a.m. till 1.0 p.m. Oa Wednesday, the Derby, sad Friday, the Oaks day, rberp testes will run up to 9.16 a.m., and feet trains from 9.30 a.m. till 1.0 p.m. Alto on theme days a special ex press trails tram Waterloo at 1.30 p.m. (Stamped Id. AdditionaL) [TWOPENCE. NAVAL AND MILITARY. WOOLWICH, MAT 29. Major-General Sir IL I. Dawes, H.C.8., will, it is Arad, eater upon his duties as Commandant alba Royal Artillery at this garrison on Wednesday next. It has teen resolved to employ female labour to some extent in the laboratory department of the Royal Arsenal, and a building termed the Reettlytng-hour bee been fitted up 9,r that purpose. A number of worsen are now being in structed for such employment, whirs conslats is folly per paring for service nfle balls, &c. after they are cast. By an order from the War department the admission formerly accorded to the public to view toe arousal on Tuesdays and Frid.ys has been abolished, and in future esters can only be admitted by en order from one of the reds of this depart ments between the hours of two end Ave on Tuesday after noon. Commodore Drummond yesterday inspected shout one hundred pensioners, and selected the most able for service on board vessels now fitting out, seed the remainder for the coast guard service. CHATHAI4. !lAT 29. ADDITIONAL SHIPS OF WAlL—Admiralty ordeal have bees noshed by Captain G. Goldsmith, C.B. superin tendent of this dockyard, directing two more vessels of war to be hid down, in addition to those previously ordered to be bail; et this eetablishment, which vessels are to be otos mewed itonsedia , ely two of the slips now occupied are vacant. The ships tote built will be a9l gun line-otbattle mew steamer, and a 61 gun screw frigate. iiklOf C. B. P. Napa; Adjutant of the Royal Engineers, Brampton mks, has revived orders to proceed from Mad-quarters to Weymouth on the let of lune, for the purpose et saperbtending the erection et the betterisein that neighbourhood by the 18th company of Royal Engineers. Captain A. G. Goodall. R. 8., has been misted to join head quarters at this gamier... The following staff amistant.surgeons have proceeded from Fort Pitt hospital to the sta , ioos seised C. E. Smith and M. Traory, to Canterbury ; T. Hank and I. H. King. to Colchester; T. T. Macarthy, to Portsmouth ; C. W. Watling, to Yarmouth; end A. Jeantep, to Shorn ads. PORTSMOUTH, Mar 29. The Cressy, 80, Captain the Hon. Charles G. J. B. Elliot, C. 8., sailed yeeterday in. rn , ng to join the Channel squsdron at Portland. The Picador, 6, smuw vessel, Commander May, swung for the approval of her compasses. Tee Agamemnon, 91, screw, Captain Hope, la proceeding satisfactorily with the entry of roan. She is now about UW short of her complement of MO. The Dasher, 3 steam reseel, Commander B. Hove, sailed today for the Channel islands, calling at Portland with supernumeraries for the Channel squadron. The Falcon, 17, screw, Commander Arthur Fitzroy, is expected to sad from Spitbesd in the early part of the pre sent week for PorUand. Sfie will be paid wages in advance and inspected to-morrow. The Virago, 6, paddle-wheel steam sloop, Commander Montagu B. Dunn, sailed last evening for the westward. DEVONPORT_, Kau 29. The Encounter waa undocked at ILeyham on Wednesday, sad the Sanoperell was docked. The Brisk, 16, same, was taken out of harbour on Friday. The Intrepid, 6, screw, stemmed out of harbour yesterday. The paddle-wheel steamer Bann wee undocked yesterday, end the Sultana, convict ship, sailed for Freentantla, Aus- Mita. Ships in Barbour : Impregnable, Royal Adelaide, Vitt. lington, Cambridge, London, Aboukir, Bann, Seagull, Hind, Lark, Redwing, Ave.,Sylph, Shadis (Turkish). In the Sound . Royal Albert, Brisk, Intrepid. ROYAL AMILLIRT.—The 0 battery of Royal Artillery, which has for tame time past been /teamed is Ipswich, under the commend of Captain Do Platt, has re ceived orders to Imre that town for Alderehott. The regi ment is expected to take its departure on tho let June. 4;, i : ~1 I THE if URDER AT LID .8011. LEDBURT, ihruaasT. Yesterday evening there worn a special sessions held hare, for the examination of lola Isaac bones apprehended ou anapicion of murdering Mrs. Ihrriett Baker. Mr. GI. B. Piper appeared for the rewritten • Mr. Gm for the prtsoser. The cue silted great inLireat. The prissier ' who was perfootty cool and collected, wee aroma modeled with a chair. _ _ TOomr 11aaOnTe:oved that he maw a pair of pincers in the possession of Use late Mr. Baker, madly similar to Moo which were found in Mr. Meeeneld'o once. Baker died in March loot. _ _ Crcse-eirsinerl—l do not knew the proem by any mark. , Elisabeth Pere, the child seven years of sgs, who slept I in the hones on the night of the murder, but who was net disturbed, was r to her lotion of an oath. Mr. Gregg o jected, bemire the torener would not taker the child's evidinoe at the meant. Mr. Heywood—l believe the coroner is only an attorney'. articled clerk, and I don't see why be should core hers with any weight because he holds that office. The little girl was sworn, and said the prisoner gays her " hniortp" (sweetmeata) wire she was at Mrs. Baker's. She had seen hint open • chest with drawers in her cent's room, but did not know when it was. When Jones tame in on Wednesday inorniog she told him Mrs. Baker had gone out. -- 6roas-exantined—lt woo oat true that she wu gone oat. No one told me sot to ea y uything about Mrs. Baker. Jonas stayed in the kitchen that morning until he took me out and did not go Into the offices. The child gave ren tradictory SWIMS to some quations, and displayed use hesitation. Her grandfather said she was an orderly la teltirst child, but led ken, has ill. Bar sasmiurils. not pursued. Tnonne Bowkett deposed—l am parieh clerk at ledbury, and live seat dam to Mr. Masefteld'e ofkoes. shell member Wednesday morning all lbe day. of my Ufe. After describing his efforts to make Mrs. Baker bur, the vitro con. tinned—Jour came to the doer and maid be had found the key of Mrs. Baker's beck door on the path. He ualocked the dour, and we both west in. ,The child was 'Masson a oludr, and said Mrs. Baker had gone oat. I went to fetch the milk I bed taken for her snd es I was briagiag it I met Jones with the child in hi s arms, end be moionsd me to go back. I went into the came while Jams took the child into my house, and saw the *Moe doors open. I did not smell any thing until I opened Mr. Muelield's odloe, sad saw the poor woman lying on her back just am if she bed been dragged in by the shoulders, and her lower parts were " me war with the. I ran downstairs and gave an alarm. I was M such • bight that I cannot exactly remember who was there. Mr. Griffin came, and the polices were feet for. I am pretty nue that Jones carried water as well as the rest. I took away Mrs. Baker's bird in the cege because it should not be starved. I never saw anything . wrong in Jonas, hut I gave him notice to leave my l odgings unless he could keep better hours, because he bad disturbed my rest st night. That was about • fortnight before the murder. Before the time was up, he said, "If you give me leave to have a latch-key I shaU not disturb you at night," and so • latch was put on. I sleep in the frost room on the ground floor, the next room to Mrs. Baker's sit ting-room, and she could hear me when I went to bed better than I could hear her, because she had carpets, and I had none. At ten o'clock every night Igoup to bed. Oa the Tuesday night I was salute before lulf-pest ten. Ido not know what time Jour cams In. I did not bear him. I could sot have beard Ms yap well. About a month be ton this happened Jones ehanged his bed-room. He need to sleep ever me before thin, and. then I could bear his when be went to bad. If I have had any conversation with Jones shout the time he went to bed en Tuesday night I have forgotten it. Now, I remember, he said, " You might have told them what time 1 did come in." I said I was put on my oath, and told the truth, for I did not hear what time M did come in. Jones paid me Is. 6d. a week for his lodr lags. He owe. me from lut Candlemas day. Prestige was at home at ten minutes to ten on Tuesday night, and went rep to bed directly. Jones told me he found the key in the path. .1 had had my breakfast when Jones came down. It was between seven and eight o'clock. Jones had been down the street buying some meat been be mine to throw at the window. I haves notion that he went out at the front door and not through the back-yard. 1 think he west out and brushed his shoes that merging before be breakfasted. I think I asked Jones to go indite if Le couldget Kra. Baker up. After that be Woe in sad fetched some p••• to throw up at the window. When he told me he bad found the key, I was in my kitchen neat to the yard. Jaw's manner afterwards gave me no suspicion. The lodgers at my house pet on slipper. at night to go upstairs. My puede daughter does not live with me, but comes in the morn to do the housework. While she was ill Mrs. Baker cam to do It. Jesse Prestige' deposed—l lodge with Howbeit, and deep in the moose over his. The door of my room is about two )ads from Jonas's. 1 went to bed about 10 o'clock on Tuesday night, and did not hear Jones mute to bed. I don't think I lay awake more than a quarter of an hoer. I went to work at halt-past 6 next morning, and came to breakfast at 8. I took my shoes off when I went to bed. I did not petite Jones'. shoes anywhere when I came down. There are generally several pairs of hie and mine at the bottom of the stairs, and I could not tell which he wore. On last Wednesday night Jonas was asking me and Bowkett if we Weld him earns In on the previous Tuesday night. He mild we mese have beard him because harrow a light in Bowkett's nos when be ante up to the yard door. Re said it was mien fur Bowkett to my he had not beard him (Jones) cease in, si nce he bed had the latch key, because Bow kett had once told him of being late. Bowkett said he did heat him once, when he came into the front place to light Ws candle, I was awake with toothache nearly all the night before, and slept very soundly on that Tuesday night. I hove heard Jones go upateire, making rather a peculiar noise with his legs, a sort of creaking noise, not very loud. Cross-examined—l could bear the noise in my bedroom when he was on the landing, just outride my bedroom door. Jones changed hie room in the winter, about three mouths ago, bemuse he said his old room wee cold. Roes west to the front door for his stick after breakfast on Wednesday, and Bowkett asked him to go out the back way, end try to rouse /dm Baker. Jones generally drinks water with hie dinner, and keeps no barrel of beer or cider in the home. He is not a drunkard, and I have never seen him quite tipsy. Sometimes I bear him go to bed, and sometime Ide Dot. There are ahem* meats left for him to get a light when he comes home at night. The witnese then repeated the evidence be gave before the coroner. Jane Adelaide Cols was examined, bet her evidence was only a repetition of what she had said before. At 7 o'clock, p.m., the court adjourned. I' THE SCSIECTED CHILD MURDER AT LEEDS. ) e l / r After the most diligent search, the body of the child taken from Ellen Mozon, on the evening of Friday week, by Thomas Smith, has not been discovered. Oa Saturday morning. Smith was again examined at the Town Hall, before R. Maikland, Eaq., en the charge of having destroyed the latent. Several witnesses were examtned—emeng others Sarah Ann Heigh, the wile of David Haigh, pitman, Artoley, who stated that on Friday night week, about ten minutes past eleven, she was coining from actor the fields leading from Berton to the Whitehall-road, when she raw • man and woman etand:ng on the tootpato. The man had something wramed up In a shawl, apparently a child, and a bundle in hie hand.. Before the came up to there, she heard the woman cry very couch. Ste wanted to go with him, and he threatened that if eh , did not return and rt. pare his rumor ha would fell her. She then came up to them and stood • Ur, ant the man struck the woman several times. She sod she would go, however much he beat her, to Dee where the child went to. lie said, " No. 1 shall not have you with ma," and he if aill wrack her. He then said she was to go and provide him some supper and some beer, before the public-houses shut up. She cried again, and said she would rather ay for earl.'t he roan then left the woman, and took scrum the fields towards Bre-ion, with the cbi!d. Witness turret and followed him as fast as rho could, and the woman went the other wee, towards the White hall road. The man walked rapidly, and got out of her right in the fields. Willies* waited in the road about five minutes, and he returned sod asked her what she was doing there P fibs replied that she was on the road the s.me as he was. The man had not the batty at that time, but the bundle was in his hand, and also something like • light handaerchief. She followed him as far as the Holbeck Station, but did not ask him what had Image of the child. Hs went through • pardon near the ration, and seemed to put it ensething into the garden and cover it over. She followed the man bueante 'imbed ' , litigious, and though she had not mentioned it to anybody, she had not been :la tent Once. Ste lost eight of him when he loft the gaien. She did not mention this sot anybody until yesterday, glen she told it t Sergeant Wainwright. The prisoner .stiiith (whew witness pi, iced out of several pawns) was the man she saw on that night. The prisoner wit. then remanded until Monday for further eunelaelks.—leis Mercury. 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On Saturday Mr. Serjeant Payne held an inquest ...., th e body of Mrs. Sophie Moore, aired 25, the wife of • hawker, residing in Trafelpr-street, Walworth-road, who was stabbed by her has boad oft Tuesday last. The unfor tunate woman was rimmed to the hospitsl, and she expired oa Friday mooning. Soon after the wound was infitoted Moore disappeared, and has not slam been beard of. Hannah Hurl, deposed that she resided at No. 23, Tra falgar-street, Walwer.b. The deceased lodged at her house. Ethe lived with a man named William Moore. Witness un derstood they were man and wife. On Tuesday morning Wt, about isaif-past raven o'clock, the deceased walked into witness's room with hi r hand to her beck, and called out, "Oh, my beck." Witness asked her if he bed hit her, and she laid, " Yes, with a knife!" end on putting her band to her back, she saw that it wee smeared with blood. The de ceased then ran out of the house, but witness did not see the man. There were itwo little boys living with them, and she heard one of them, named Allred, clap his hinds sag cry our, " Oh, father, what have you dons, what will become of us?" She did not hear Moore make any answer to the child's exclamation. She taw a stranger, named From, come to the door, and he asked where Moot(' was, and witness said upstairs. He went up, and in about five minutessiterwards they came down again with the boy Alfred, end walked over to the Nelson publichouse. She had not seen them since. Elizabeth Bunt .11 deposed that she saw the deceased sit- Eng en the door-step of Frost's house, sad mired her whet was the matter, and ehe said " I am stabbed." The deceased then wished to lie down en the step, but witness got her over to her own house, when abe fell down in the passage. Wa ne.* took off her gown, and saw that there was a wound in the left ,boulder bone. John Ewell, 23 l', deposed that as Tuesday morning last 8 be saw the deceased, and Mr. Howitt's asebeant was dressing 6 • wound oaths left side of her back. He asked her who bad dons it, and she said her husband. He produced • knife, which the damned told him was the one she bad been stabbed with. He found it on • ten tray, where she had told him to look for it. The Itnife was quite dry, and had no blood on it, Mr. James Broad, the house surgeon, mid deceased wee brought in on Tuesday Wt. On examination, he found:she had received a wound • little to the left angle of the blade bone. At first her breathing was much distressed, but the text evening it was relieved. On Thursday afternoon the ebilacolty of breathing returned, and continued until five o'clock on Friday morning, when she died. The wound was about an inch and three-quarters in length, and passed between twe ribs, penetrating the left lung. By the Coroner—The knife produced (a black-handled table-knik, much worn, and very sharp) was quite calcu lated to hays eswed the wound which was the cause of death. Ste was unconscious eight or ten hours before her death. The Coroner raid he 'eked the last question as, if the de cowed had made a statement, kneeing she was dying, it could of course be received es evidence. Ge ego Farmer, • traveller, of No. 4, Townley-pled, Brandon-steed, Walwortb, deposed that be was the lather of the deceased. She was matriod to William Moore, who wee formerly • tailor. Meets Steen steed that she was the mother of the de. diessd's husband. His name was William Abraham. He cease to her Donee on Tueeday night, and mid, "I have done for it." Witness mid, "Done for what, Will ans I" and be replied, "I have struck Sophy, and I fear it is • severs blow." She mid, " Why did you toe, last night, when you were bare, bats your lassie°, and if )ou had any quarrel, pee befirs • magistrete, and got a peeper aquatics t" and he answered,;" Dec suit I could not bear totem.° tier."—Witness asked why he was unhappy, and he mid, "Mother, we were invited to dinner at bee father and mother's., and • young man threw off Insinuations that my wife ought to have been married to him, and I felt very little." He also said that his sister informed him that, after the dinner, the young man put his arms around deceased's neck, and kissed her. William Frost was then examined, and said that on the night of the occurrence he was called up, and saw toe de ceased bleeding from the month. lie went over to the house and Paw Moors standieg by the gee-place, and he asked him what be had done, end he raid, " Don't ask me, Bill." There was then one of the children in the room. Mores asked Lim to have a pint of leer, end they went over to the Nelson pubbethouee, but nei th er of thin, having any money, they parted at the corner of East-lane. Waness then went home, and beard the deceased bed been webbed. He saw Moors wain on Thursday, but they did sot *peek. He had sot the least ides where Moore now was. The jury immediately returned • vetdiot of "Wilful Murder egainst William Abraham Mbove." SUICIDE DT PRUSSIC Amp.—An inquest was bold feromday, at the Castle, at Holloway, on John Andrew Cooper Huddleaton, aged 23, eon of a medical practitioner, who had committed suicide by mellowing prumic acid tinder circumstances of a painful douse.. ic character. The mother, who la living separated from hot husband at Dover, had been prevented from seeing the body, and the coroner held his court with closed doors, and instated on his tight to do so. Tin limiest was ultimately adjourned. 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