The Express. — London, England, 1862-02-28 00:00:00

NEVf'svA * lef" • • Nsatitiß4 clfjjt r ..r - I —111: . • .4 0 • ix:c• s G7 -0 ' (Stainped, id. Additional) [TWOPEN C SPORTING INTELLIUZNC& No. 4.852.) MISS CONSTANCE, the peat Contralto and established lawsuit*. ship EVENT NVIININO at V and 11, M THI LONDON PAVILION. Mrs. Lawrence. the ever-phasingOgee. has beau reel - owed, and will appear each night at TIII LONDON PAVILION. . . LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING ' FEBRUARY 28, 1862. TELKORAPHIC INTELLIGENCE IPAMIONS 701 11ABCH. CALCUTTA, Caning at Madras . — The well - kuo wn &Noir souther, steam ship INDIANA, tit* low. "Whom p•VIT, Win keys the Victoria Leaden^ Doeb ea the oth Mock eariarsiut passetwirrs AS awl twelve Oraveesend on the Ist April. Tills mantes-mat ship, built expressly for the holm wok, has Men thoroughly refitted, has gest-rote wensisandation for pseseu• yrs. and will tarry an experienced surto^u sod a da'ainr 4 ". Ths service will he contininni at interraU of Ws week* by ono of the !Mowing fas4osillu4 auxiliary It eantreasels belonging to This eacispuiy If 1449 tns, Jews. Ma lOW* I A I OICIP t ton s, Ooisko Igierwe, 2.fra Sow Q J um u eat ra tiosith, 2,211 tooi. I 01A0 6146 . ism row 0f aPillf 10 Slows. Orialled meml Ca, AS, !Nitt 'Wak limes. Alfred AMU sad Co. l a en, ea, KC. ee at the Mom elf ale COIF psay I. lawarkm., tww , LC.: whore •else eaalleafreld M opehataleaed 2diaara la OM service sadaal as made. ILICULILD MM. taamesry. 1•01 Infra rid badge -dippiegfrisipead afriddedi, fr Mhafraddies, LC. Oiraiss's =sag RII/381A. (From le Fold.) Although vs cannot but admit that fashion just now is ape aware eyeoeymous with good testa, cad that exeggeratioa serge rather the order of the day, we must not overlook apace when it is to be found. The mods of decreasing the width of the skirts of dresses at the waist is more and more adopted ; of course, the bottom of the skirt must be very full—that is en indisputable fact ; an ample training skirt most decidedly gives grace to the figure ; at the same time it is quite inadmissible in tin streets--only allowable for indoors or carriage wear. Eves tarlatan* and tulle dresses are made with trains. Every breadth is gored ; all silk dresses are submitted to this rule. Visiting dresses are no looger made with plain skirts. The matedal may be more or less beautiful : but that which eoustitutes the trite elegance of a robe is the Ws ming. There is a very great ♦ariety, We will deseribe two or three different styles. Velvet is no looser so Ire queetly placed in wide beads at the edge of drams, bat rather in ruche*, put on in Grecquee or in rings. trimming of the same material as the dress is Aso worn. Narrow plaited Bounces, set on in threes ; buillonnfs lietwesa, or rows of terry velvet. There is also an elegant paeseemateris of .heckle ; esweral rows of it oe the skirt. This is always the maw °dear as the dress. . _ LINCOLN RACES TatrastiAT. .... Operatic selections and all the wooden and novelties of the Jay are to be lieu and brlird as TUE LONDUN PAVILION, Tlehborne.strest, top of the Haymarket. ADMISSION, area, &L. batoony. It. ZUSAILLL GROVEL Meeleal Metier. ST. PETERSBURG, VOL 21. The Journal de SC Peterabourg of to-day pub- . lishes an article referring to the allusions to the • g Polish question made' in the French Senate during TRAYELLING DRESSING BAGS Dressin cry, despenelt bbones, Muria& wiles eases, , Jewel alftM the dieculaiou of the address. writing daft Padden praluctiona, library yeses In medieval, and This article says :—" The welfare and happy Imam arm of Sae cutlery, *domes. mrn table kelvin. the ....ure of Poland are assured., should her reason mar limp and paste .— At Mean. 112C111 and BAZIWIA, ...° 4. 112, Itegivntmirtost, and errata hawk and consciousness of duty second the beneficent in arambssi. , tentions of the Emperor. It only depends on OLDR I D GE'B BALM of COLUMBIA, . P o l a nd to attain the greatest possible prosperity. eetahltehod ohowd. of 5 0 Yean. I ° the bea° and eth° ger. But • • and tabl . hed rights mus t be re tain remedy ever Wondered for Preserving, strengthenhes, treaties es__ ts orulitying. or Restoring the Hair Whiskers, or Moustache. sad pn,,,,...u., tees ~mice ii .,,,,. sold' Whiskers, b.w. , an, id., 4 „.....a spec ted. This alone will bring about the progres us., by C. and A. OLDAI WE. 22, Wellinitton - WA•t. strand. sive measures and improvements which are contein tondos, W.C., and all chemists and perfumers. Yor Children's and Indles' Herr it Is most eltraeloes and unrivalled. ; plated by the Emperor. Otherwise Poland will meet with cruel disappointments." The Bank of Russia has reduced its rate of dis count to Ge per cent. WEEKLY STEAM COXMUNIUATION to NEW YORK Direct —Time LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK, no IL UVI.LPIIIA f•Tr A 11-IINIP COM PA Y Intend devpalrit- Iva thew tall.posere I In. Seetrw ealllog at Queen► rwl.vark paimemires Entl deepetebes. r folk:Ars : k.t I.V Y11..‘1 LI ValYol.ll. POE NEW YORE. :oW, Wetlimmthw, Wu S. I IIY Or BALTIMORE WeEsesasw, Moth It LOIN KULL Weduetday, Mani IR Am.% every emeeregens Wedlehlsy. remse... IS. IT, sal SI gmtmees, siseetthet tn the MOON& mr.l preens II gmlemsk betnellos all porilshes raaoresters for liarlia sad the Western Mates booked on very IV 1111.111•1“01111 Mn..—For turthcr partlealin I no 'LUAU IN VAX, a Water itreet. LIorPO4; MACLV, II !Liss WEllaisakrest, TirART WORLD.—Now Weakly IlltuAmsted ana Pakitiv iv* Arehltectare, Orrosetal Ast mad M. peoluiv. alpturr, aving. Pbotogrsphi. numbs, laird! She Lem" &a Tie demo/ 61.—Tablished by B. N. LIMN, • at the Moe . Calheebe4Shist. anal. TURKEY. OONSTANTINOPLE, Imo. U. _RUE LIVERPIIOL aad LONDON FIRE and LUZ I NAVIANCZ COMPANY. _ nVICRSTONE HALL —ASIA MIN OR.—Tba SVILDSZ o THIS DAY. prloe W.. coutalss:—Slia View sot Plea at Ovirsitnas Hall, Northampina —ltzpiorselces Saki !Ilea—Chs Roads So Slos Fund Paces, Aali Pacha, and RAMinh Aloha have bees nominated ae a committee for the pus # financial reform. The • Mtge o linemi tftr illi eetabt: Special currency for the province* Lae been definitively abandoned. The payment of arrears by unnegotiable twelve per cent. Trimmry Dille has commenced. Great com plaints are nude °tem opplection Szercistig is col lecting ttlecoplaiiiii loan. The project of build frigates for She government in England has 1:6"11 On este dam of black gros de Sukde we method an in- maks of desk guipure over violet ribbon. Another robe, Aver draft Juan antique, with some el ibe maxi Opus* OM whiff lellitne. She most oadky mmlmld>•mm met le he d Its made unless trimmed ; we may, wisps, exempt moire antique and velvet, yet them are frespeently erns masted. 04.306 1•111 A.V.ZIO 1.40.130 as:fia 472.Tal suaon - LOWS seam iti.ausa gralp—Wallan Pronnestilailos— b r o = err On MK* • -- 11011 Glasa—ac /Iron Provincial Weirs— eirs Swam Penrir4 Isis t eln" Covent uartlan ; red la ,r.• sad Lae Loewe peal by the Compim inn Ns .wno's' S. Ow or! .1 POI CtUdt.llll LkatATIIIIIS. sa 4f.NULTIT. b N DUN. LOA-Irk buts 1:20 to £l,OOO, upon personal ...* 14 weft, be by inslalieeste, or - may be arrayed w, mel elm poi We berroleor. Jlortgedoll Ifr WO km re Po pore rodoemelelo by qaarterly loolal. marsh—Aggli AI NNW NATIONAL, 484, 0zber4418841,, Iftewebort, W.C . THOS. 10111U111. eft P. 'at IL ASTMS HAVB OPINED . asarnom AL AYU VIM UTINAIVI MIMI" !le 144, 011fflaDantilif ewe* opposite leetteleset). lo eximeelen eiri*__eliy a t hemline • 0.1. CITY. T Irt ECM &re ftly,ttlill• ate Ito isegeet their Inn , and varied Stock .4 Oat .fur Veneto* M both X4L•lotiShl.fin• tiM)O,IOMLIIL.44IE PISS TO MI .VA LT lir CIIE ILUNCION. .111astrainl (Cher graft net port tree. Egaa QLI) CHAINFL—WATIMBTON and lip 1.1 to 4,01 the steenlieseCthe ISi le the aft Tolh • t which they Jaw wink A their osanulactory : , tr In INV pikers chat; be beildelell.. ro It rola& e . ...leant ec tef, en. op • . .te t* di 1..401. gisinehe.e‘ Mutt yetis c Imo* a lt • • , rpm au rm.., 4rAuTY. wilipirT. . ad •1 1 :1 6 ,, On %Arh seal ranntsed too par i , ltaisr siss=to tho 1- trtcscy— .7.l7(a.llsllVdistri ROOM, esidimithe —ltanulootart No. 11, llesrlotlaulmat. losod.u. W.C. haw Wilata A.R. 17111. AMA mob of abamiiiirga ..c —Y. B. Thu aralimirmile **gat imours, W.a9aturdy. at 1. MR MIL . SIM AC; • AND WIN b T S B 1:01.. B 1C I A !.11 1 :3LA Itla.. t! l lOU rli t e. Is ay. n Otto and ready fur Inspectfrom Thou Tyc g u...re were nerrnuatnd 14 lir. 3111•11. Whaweashy adahrows V 7a, I 4 Itlir ,11.411 LEST. IiANI)VLL-SQUARR. mil who 6a awl ecoan:t. , l with any person haltailny mkt Mawr. tiAluir In Ma wawa. lath YURI:AIt 1541. RARE COMBINATION. Y entry l ent .4 beg respectfully to remind the public aepartmeut their eetahltshatrats the highest d elf esedlear, n. e‘rry prrtleular le essocluted with prices &lomat moderate Their eersiefl IllibLirllNSA ISLE ut*lT, " I WIICORSA211.1111CI:t7, 10 m"' frn Mt KO Tho. unlventefty otrtnueledgett he re tue cheapest an.l noel P. rf,nl,le suit en.? produced. T.. Seined only of E. MINM see se IS, Nlcrclisnt Tailors. Ilal.it Stokers, Woollen testier., Hatters, nesters, Beet awl Shoe. lusters, sad lcueral itutat.rs. London 11,111... es •i Kstahlishrernt, 1311. I% 51.14..rk•• . A el. 96. 116. AldtPl lo . 41‘for.lutrt,t Bramh, 4)4. SOL SOS, Nvo I .s.f.K.l etrtei ; 1.:, S. Ilart-etreet. c•••ilimo , ...ert-raked 137, Tottri,l.4lit • ••1irt.r,..4.1...11:1,. Easton-road. I ..untry F.stahlielim• tits : ' , holt , 1.1 411.11:rwlfunl • I ..rl.thire ' . . • ..... All art ides nr, ream k. ,I an ialsan Sgure4 (ho lowest prices, from which nol alutonr apt An 1.. thy Article old Atne.,‘,l ‘.t .111 be saclatilgett, he the mom? returzie.l. lasts of prim Ith Tulsa b.r •rlf-ista:nreenent, prat tar. h:. )flank rod "AIN'S rstaldlshatento are stsed r• .ay Friday ratalag 4 snort till Saturday arentug at sausst, uluu bushiest le ralautal aids& 11 tratuck. RUPTURES. —The PATENT SELF ADJUSTIN3 UltittlAN acting etteilually without say oreeptiestiort• L mimeo tok,l by the buility for the cure &Misbelief henna iourvtry quality of • good true is tot eladaat ned.tiom wathwit wirterv•alry jrtc.uure oh the part tatertrA, w hirts oh,firstble ..hjeet is al...ne obtstilte.l la a Ulm • . nueueumberul*iiit strAlA.•orAl aprluissorr pad 1. Yu:v..lllli, U. rllO LADIES.—ROWLAND6' KALYDOR, au It .t.Knieal Preparation for iwprovtws anti Beast'. mc the Coniplets..“ awl Akin. The ra.ilatit bloom It Imparts to the check. unl the ,orthoug an,l tielh.w) which It It ilitea of the IlAtirlS 11.11.1 arm.. ita of Irritation and renioviii4 all min pimple* 11p4,151. diseOlorll• 111101 Other k %1-itatkOM rend, It iivtiapcnsalile to every toilet. It ohm., all 1.11” e.le..te of man, whether with nfen•lt-u t. add and PICII .11 st. - r, or Inkllllll icier beat Peke 4.. i• I. awl na. ...I per hottle.—aohl at 2l, nattoncanien ant It) slo-notts ant% perfumers Ask for 'melon limit dor. - anal lowers of spur Wes aasi pernicious Made* under tiw TEETH. —Mr. ESK ELL'S INVENTION, of whkio h' 1. the out) ratentco.—rattmt granted July 17. Isoht —Artonnal r. ti, 1.. Is-t a it. that.— feet!. to last • lite time ate s hoo erot.o.oot poon s caleactmo. witboott Apllllol Win,. op chalk soul wit soldering Aran; mearaatued .or masti cation and aeticoolat loon. tool to raMore wlthnst detectioa the um land • e tin month. Mr. MtLL'S TRIATIMM. who explains his losealiolk pond bra for *eves stamps. Impieties of *weber tr. awl emmillatim free. S. Gnomes,- Meek Smut stn .t. loeslea. man, Messelre.kal. rnriminogallao 4:4 UIN INK— Dr. R AM ALL'S Report on w ATER:4 ri QUI IC I`' l ft W INN researeenrts It+ use. and the il, wet Pr trollop Divialty Weitty to lle value a.. 1 Inure. te nee. ROMER? W AT* K+,!. Martlii•-buw.Caserelateeet. London. LC. N. 1.1 by groom shemals‘b MUM& wirababarsies, as 4 otlmes. 20a • Jona. Wbui•bi^e Amato. Lev* Webb, sot Ur., Moreover. ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. th.. M tar 4 1111.1tii 4 and LIVES ?ILL.*. prepared with. . at any Ilervaruti lirge% nicht. trunt the recipe of IX ,rott. will tonal , ) lavainabie to all a la. .utter Inn. 1.R.A.. and liver vOlll.- 11' ont•. indhrr.l 4•n, a.11•I. •ptotot, RhI•IIM' the •..t, rut habitual ....thew.. we family aperient tre.lleine, 4.t. A puenter 1.1 Ih•• 1.14001, they are trolly eueelknt : md.l in V.ete , y.-ration R 14.1 hit Alt tat to lite Illuinarh they create appetite. 'light ion. and -tern 4tiren Ina allude I wry Mil aygrua.— , •1.11. y Vi 1.00 1 . r . . ?to, Jeri..). .treat. anal by niost druatt44. I. :- "41. WPC too luk lor Dr. eeott's ilt••••• 4.1 11.11rer Pill.. grillidee at saunun sn•rn package. illi Linlol ronsved es the stamp. ( - 9UCINE, ASrIIMA, sod INCIPIENT CON- N./ stlernoi ere I.Yrle - IVALLY t7CkLD ay KEATING,' LINUINIie. , . winch we daily reennunewlwl ay the 'welt; tentemennels ?nen Ow met euannnt of whom mdy beta. pedal .es the rat .y.. teal. ede , epea•ny, end COO% ewes{ iw mwdy In. nasals awl a .0 of the lea" cheat. awl Ihreat. W awes. la tot . at as ad. and Ile. seek.— Plewancentiail Chemist. r., M. Piod► e1k.n11,..1. lamellae awl retailed kry W •teasetsta I)IL BUCHAN'S INVIGORATING MICRO!, f.a Karaate Mak, salaam awl General Wrsanew, at oars traria, amid lairia•ratea NY imatral raiallty ter laird i•satastaixt, tw n:.] raw a mammal asaith, lanitarect Moneta. ramo. anal a Ili ilerriumaal al the tattacalair rim trial • 11l hart a.wrlettmß sad prows hears tripaii alia Mr. pt r tattle, t.. #4 . I la. at War than IN venially, 17a —*anima. Ar NA Iti•LA Prairfrartaa rtrast ad of all earwigs throughout the world. DR RICORD'S ESSENCE of LITE rtelmts atAnltotol to tlio nor siettered otadttationo lows wool.. bathos I umporiblat IM elloeta aye persamst. So toomutatinat 1tt.1 4 •1/4 —*AA is *BM .11b fig] itua&makina. at 1 Is.. .4 lOW ifar Mat •Ilt•ttttn.. tst!!!IMA Witllp feeritA r. mot .tt•SetVIN 116111111.1.-41140 •491111. rwu t SO 4 C.. ?to 4I ....4. n.•., lOZZAIPS CO l' A HlNlL—Copaiba sad Cybele are dasbilaa U. hest hat thsat t 7 o. lr• el • WA* maid.. sal 4kl,,nr. au.l oar c. ing .11c11 anima naa park distath•ws. J..araa hal snr, se. la readalag Uteas Saleable th , r...willr sgr iota pettedly me none by Irma. laa h. Cdpanda• nil the con-mire propertn!. This prepasa- Um has ham a I• 14. I by th. Paris 11..5y of Moe , Oise meet than • thou...pi trial* In Part.. sad tb• Lallans{ Lades =t 4l4 , Tin.. SC Mouser. Oafs, sad at. Itsrthelsamars, Us ears of Skeen. IJoyd. ?eland. sal Lira Clatlh "laitat." Nay. a sat The I.opsblar, which Is la fern of r pink anor-plan, cuts about 411 day.. tabor neat chroak .16.4444. LOUIVO up• 0 1 ,4. 44. 'ld.; five by PIA GIL SE-414W% Yretich clr ralsk 40, Nonsati" larks 31 gait ttsistia. Parr ; sad all abssaists Oa ibe la of Mask Ilesiel THL PHARMAQsmeari7ANTitt, OMMADUIPS Mtn TZANIIACTIONI OF WO I.IIIiIIfACIVTIOAL booirer. Lasoman—llie Isiermaleael d ISM-1U lama Pell Lemariel the Nein- Um Vane of M a iread—l* Ig=riglitla I t of !'Lair—lidoeme Or em tolleemallow American flommtles N aideejs SIAM of Life or AG tiaa.es:dlar I=ce all &l l atiiii: f /astute delivered at the Feb. t 1111Die1eport of Rorelts of ebe• weal larertigoilin-Os W N let the Oat evolved from Liana Orbs Ike Dreompoelikin of °titanic Acid—The tro tted., of Om Deromaatlon of Um Foam Otuaseam—Debec iwn of Vasa 01 when roiled wM 0161 Mr 014-0 a Cotton Oil l'ske -ik *the from Varboms Acid qi• 7 llethylated Spirit for Tim too• Volume ll_ Named !erica may be lad I. cloth, aa well aa the nineteen preceding **lnca price Vs. 04 Leo John Chare.hill, New BorllWroneireet ; Llinbargh Alerlahlan aid Stewart: Onalin !Vadbin sad Co. TM day. port IWO, pier'loe. ririlE YOUNG • &TErMoTHER j or, es 'V A Cloracie of Matakes. 11J tr Attbor d "TM NM, 4 . l"i rmalw : /WM. Or" . osipswa. • WM /Wm/ r zw WOILC ST THS •0111011 OF "ItICAZATIONIS OW • arta:TA o Y Allr." . Toot Iv kkl a. l3l7lLZ HOURS in' 70.1 4 11. A Selection net lie Contrinullas, art A. 4. 'H. H. to ntrasses I : Padua. lea d . pirain. Wan Strand. .a...____ lvr . a i i g: poet 14 LIZ OK CZ , or, Howe re, Is vs • al ta• Ilytintat al tad Or Thaauseraa at Ilia. NUN arldmata. err ant etaalmill; armeara• lin I' VAC So eadaatary Ufa by a —no al Early tdfe—liw Art ad Ilis MOM. iL and It. . TRlEr hie ii i niliva li act4 e li tretion• awl lwaluatioa at d 1... OWN" *a, aga laalea : itsan. aa Orraddll. Wad all bwarsallara. DB. MITI% NEEISIEDIIN OENIRAL DEBY. dm pobarret, pees 11., poi SillolleM the Mahar for f itstamps, MEDICAL YASAY on the CAUSE and CUL' ol PILIttIATCILE DECLINg la MAY, with Pt' directions fur perfect restorMion to health and vigour, the ret of tenon the years' succesartil practice in the treatment of those peculiar nervous and empanel diseases which tend Pa embitter and shorten U By Dr. J. L Coatis, 15, AlbeeLsrleetrued, Pucadilly. London. Coneoltations, le 4118, and 6to 6. We feet no hesitation in say iiis there La no menaboret Appian by whore Ow book wW not by found noel ul—er nether such person held 140"!".11rOttarfiBOI1SABELVE..-44* Lon.lau !Vow ready, price Is., post free It stamps, or In a sealed enve lope 20 stamps, a popular medical work on 5i EXTOL'S AX11.% VITA VITALIS, illustrated with 100 Engrav ings from Llfe of eases attended at the lintel Dieu, Perla, and other Hospitals , descriptive of the baneful effects cone. sliest upon the errors slut et, ClWell of youth and maturity, eon. 14111111,14 a prescription of the Author's Invigorating Lotion, an entenial application, with tilftCdloos for Its use, with an Pray on true and false Spenuutorrhira, every stage of Syphilis, and all urethral affections. Rl " Minims," !loather of the Royal Col li-re of Surge...tie, England, and laa ntMte of the Royal College of l'hyalcians, rt-,iisterril under the new Medical Act, who may lie consulted at his Natoli:nee, 44A, Midttoz.str,et. Re. gentetreet, London. ,opposite the side of St. George's Church', daily, W. till 2, and from 5 till 8 sands" II till 2 . To he had direct as above, and frosts all bookaeller• la rata( - 11011017407, Lemke. GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERERS. Dr. SMITH hes jail published •• MI EDMON o f Ma valuable week, the PRIVATE MEDICAL YEMIND (116 pages,. ou the betteure of Nervous Debility. Ler at lismovy. Maumee of Sight, Lassitude, Ac., Meet-flee, is vecelpt of a directed cml. ipo, enclosing two postage stanspa—AAltrivw, Dr 8111711, 6. iturtoweresolat, Tawletockwituare. Lashes. W.C. THE HARTLEY COLLIERY FUND. The Lord Mayor, shortly after taking bin seat i upon the bench at the Mama:m-60mm, yesterday, said he should like to say • few words with regard to the Hartley t'olliery fond. Ile bad been waited npun that morning by the GoVernor of the Society of Licensed Victuallers, SODOM pauied by the Secretary of that society, and they brought Mi. :i cheque for the amount of a collection which bail been ;;ning on for the last 29 days. The amount of the cheque was ri1:11. There must have been • considerable amount of devotion to the cause in hand to have accumu hi•A so large an amount in such small sums. It showed how iieople would devote themselves to charity, and he e am hi not help making that public acknowledgment of the beaevoletice which the public had shown on this occasion. Ile thought it right, however, to say that he mouldered that the fund fur the assist:wee of the wives and orphans of those who lost their lives at the Hartley Colliery had arrived at such • state that it was hardly necessary for him to stimulate public charity any further. He hail said something about it a few weeks ago, sal at that time the money was Sowiag in at the rate of I,dtlol. daily ; since that the •ulscriptioss had not ceased, but as much as Wu& were received in • day. He loul aeon an advertisement in a newspaper of the com mittee, of which the Mayor of Newcastle was president, by which it appeared that. ma the amount already subscribed exceeds the oecesaity of the case, they proposed to create • • fund, to be applied to exigencies of a similar character which might occur in future in Northuiiiherlauil or DUI' ham. The amount received at the Mamion-house alone wee within • triSe of *VOW., and that was the amount whi c h wee stated, after due consideration by per sons who were competent to judgo, . the proba ble animist that would he requireil to meet the exigencies of the case. The probability now was that three times as much had already been contributed. Ito hoped that the public would now feel that enough had been done ; but if subecriptions cootinued to be sent in, he would he happy to receive them for the purpose of devoting them in another direction, namely, the acchleut at Merthyr Tydvil, by which 4,t lives were het ; soil if there should lie any more collec tion. Dow going on which hail been iettnaleil fur the Hartley fund, he would feel much obliged if, when they were for warded to him, lie would be authori-ed to apply it for the relief of the sufferers by the accident at Merthyr Tydvd. SINUS COLLEGE' HOSPITAL. The twenty.third annual meeting of this corpora tion was held yesterday, at the new hospital, in Portugal. street, Liooote's4an.tields, at 2 o'clock, the Key. Dr. Jin.r, the principal. in the chair. The SICIETART read the report for the year, from which it appeared that the manila, of impatient* during the year INS 1,331. ash.patieeta 37,567, and midwifery awes attended at their own bosses 624. The total receipts for the past legpseise strove lutg. and a sum of 1,9001. bmnwwed Press the beakers, amounted to 5,962 f. 3e. 10d., whilst the total ordinary expenses were 7,575 f. Lie. 44. The estotaadieg Madeemeo's emenote at December 31, 1861, were 1,5121. lia. 34., whilst the amount of stock staialing in the wawa of the comma= at tire 01.111 of the year was 7,071 f. 10e. ltd. The lapetus bequeathed during the year amounted to 1,5101. The otArasurt mooed the adoption of the report, which resolution wee carried ananhweesly. A greet number of other reselatiose were moved and oar tied, among which war one ezproseing the thankful acknow. In torrents of the board for the eamest seal, unvarying kiad nese, self-dsoial, and deratteis, which lied been mimed is the conduct of the mug department, by the lady euperia. tendent, sad the members of ISt. John's-houae. The preesedion terminated with the usual vote of thanks to the ehnirigielk. 0111TITAL Parc* -- On SE tui NO DAT. TITNIDAT, 1/MA 27.—Aibriona on payment, 480 ; Mt* by sum lid % 412-4.61, NIL THE' HESSIAN QUESTION. DASSMEN, Fla. 27. , The Dreads,( Journarorto-day, in an apparently enirrespoudenoe from Vienna, asserts thai Austria sad Prussia bays agreed upon a pro poud, which they will make conjointly, for the settlement of the constitutional question of Eke _ _ torsi Hesse, to'which the assent of the other Fede ral Internments has already been secured by con fidential negotiations. THE INSURRECTION IN GREECE. MUNICH, ha 2f. The following official telegsaphic despatch from Athens *as published here today : "The insurrection makes notpregress. "Thejoyal troops have had three successful ep pigments with the rebels." t. 'V . --- High bodies are sometimes made open, bat it is the ex ception ; generally, with a point, when the matedal is rich, and for full dress or evening visits. One very simple and pretty trimming we saw en a rose-coloured moire antique— :owl' of chenille fringe Seished off with buttons at the bottom; the sleeves made with revers, and the body trimmed ; Gulfs to match. Another ornament was of violet moire iurtique, like the dries; a narrow band, double plaited. At the head, a very light pamementerie ; large buttons, made of moire , down the sleeve, which was made with revers. The bottom of the skirt bad dye rows of very narrow plaited bands paten in primula For bondman, the point d'Fspagne is, perliaps,th• meet elegant ornament. A complete dram may be obtained of it—skirt, body and sleeves. Now that ball-dreier are so exorkively fairy-like, it is • great difficulty to a trimmings sport them with seed taste, slaw is tulip goose, or, above ell, is loos, for sea seem heavy when Placa upon such light, viperous foundations. ir of tulle and rashes of maps or tarlatans eostu pose dress, and flowers are placid in the middle of tuffs of t Yasy ball-dreeem en nide with team or overwkirte, bat mhos are made entirely of bouillonnes of tulle. A roulean ef doable tulle quilled trims the first two rows, and above a.„ of tulle, or lace, or double plissé bands. A skirt, also of tulle, falls over this ; it is doable, anii by bouquets of Sowers or bows. ])s s t y of evening coiffure is not only extremely elt, but equally becoming. Feathers, flowers, velvet riWtm, lace, and precious stones, are all used ; sad, mew Nark several of these materials are found is oaf hes* bliilrare also vary pretty, as they no longer maw lrf l aehioned cap, but rather an elegant head-dreg , The-form is round, with a thick ruche of tuba trlamisil with flowers or bows of ribbon or velvet. aoariotamea, • blade viola-Ice forms all the cap ;it is disposed so point., acid a single flower—white, rod, or pink , according to the complexion of the wearer -- pla id on the bandeaux. This style is very simple sad pretty. Some wreaths of flowers hare plaits of velvet, worked With diomonds or pearls. Wreaths—that is to my, the full round, or ohmic, wreaths—are no longer worn. Diadems, puffs, bouquets, leathers, and plaits of gold or velvet, replace the wreath. The great quantity of curls sow worn do not admit of fall Wreaths. The detached bouquets are mounted in such a manner that they can be rearranged etch time they are worn, so as to form a fresh head-arose. Marabout feathers are in great favour this winter, and certainly no ornament can be more paciefol either for coiffure or trimmings. They are pretty— eareagrehess Isms yea may—mined with &member soar or like swansdowo placed round tunics of blue or pink silk. As coiffure placed en pont!, in front, fastened with chains of precious stones, or even rolling back gracefully from a simple diadem of black velvet, they are quite as effective, so that we see with pleasure that they are once again la Diode. There is little variety in bonnets this month ; black velvet, trimmed with white or red feathers, is still fashion able : the trimming becomes increasingly voluminous ; and the feathers, instead of forming a tuft at the top, sow frequently roach to the curtail. White felt bonnets are coming into fashion. The Empress wore one the other day, trimmed iuside and out with brier reels. They are meetly trimmed with marabout feathers, either white sr coloured; they are, however, more distil:lga; with white. WAKEFIELD ELECTION. WAKEFIELD, THURSDAY EVENING: The Seal state of the poll is believed to be—Sir John C. 1). Hay, 451 t; Mr. 8.. Smethurst, 426 ; majority for the conservative, 29. Mr. SMETHURST has pat addressed a large multitude of his supporters. He said the fortunes of war were against him, but though he stood before them defeated, he was not dishonoured. (Applause.) He urged that kindness should be show to thew oppooents, and that all should at 01101 return to their homes. Mr. MEEHAN!, M.P., said " the blues" had woo, but they could not do so every Sae. His honourable friend Br. Smethurst need not hang his head down. He had fought the battle like a man, worked like a man, acted like a man, and now died game. (Cheers.) He anticipated a day when the constituency would reverse that day's decision by their incorruptible votes. Mr. FAWCETT, au elector, said Manya battle bad been lost, but much more glorious ones had been won. At all events, the hands of the liberal party iu Wakefield were clean. whatever slight be said on the other side. (A Voice, —" Petition.") He concluded by recommending that no ill.feeling should be shown to their opponents. Other addrewass followed, and then the multitude dis persed quietly. Sir J. C. I). HAY congratulated his friends from the bal cony in front of hie head-quarters. Major EDWARDS, M.P., also delivered a speech praising the choice the. electors had made. OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF THE POLL. • (THIS DAY.) (UT BRITISH AND imam iwaurnc ?8.19LPH. ) Hay 456 Smethurst 415 - --- --- MB BOOM Often of 3 awe. each, with 20 added, for 'Bow. Wimism extra. Bel/ a mils. Mr. B. Jonsis Itsitern Princess, by Burphoe,4, IA 121 b yn dwards) 1 Cot. Leafs Rosalind, 5 yea fit lib • 'Consul t E. Mr. Thaw's Bacchus,3 yrs, 7st 71b iFordhain 2 Mr. Makeisa y lirst Attemt, 2 yrs, bet 7lb (Arnold 4 Mr. Millis Derby, 4 yrs, tel Ili W. tketon) s Mr. C. Rey s(.Thee. 8 yrs, eat Slb J. Daley) 6 Betting 42 to 1 apt Bacchus, 5 to 2 apt Itosalied, 5 to 1 apt Eastern Prineem, and Bto 1 apt Fist •Attempt. At ' the third attempt the lotgot off oat good terms. inee nearing the rails Baechus, ' and Faster, Fria:ass ' showed slightly in front, maintainios their advantage to the ' end ; Eastern Princess winning by • length, Becalms beaks for second place by the same,' First Attempt and lady Derby next, side by side. Crisis beaten off. Tel LINCOLZISNINI HANDICAP STAKES of 5 eons. sash, with 80 added, for 3-yrolds aad upwards. Winners extra. One mils. (fit/ subs) Count Batthysors Suburban, by Stockwell, i yrs, 7st 91b (Rdwards) 1 Mr. Savile's Ducat, 4 Ike 81b (Rope 2 Coast P. Ile s Is, 8 yes, fist (Birde r 3 Mr. )rank's 4 yis. 70 (Noble) 4 Capt. Coaters Arida*. 6 yrs, 114 (Yoram) 0 Mr. Jackson's Walift I yrs, Int (J. IleovideM 0 Mr. T. Rogbes's Piseb-bsibPas, 6 yrs, 7st Sib (11. Orienshaw) • Mr. P. Koseefe Brows Stout. eye, Tat Mb ..(14ttlesshill) 0 Mr. Spores Wallis Wright, list Tat (Metcalfe) 0 Mr. J. liwelilfs *NMI of *pain, S yrs, 7st (ear tat ll• (Claossest) 0 Mr. Thoespion's 71Micsist IMb • . (Howel) 0 Mt. Y. Wallow's .6 yrs, on ten . • • . 0 Ns. S. Usw=rs 4 en Eh , ( .Motley 0 MI. O. it: r . s pi, li st ,-,: • , Dlvarztelmr=l , l4•4. Ref. 041Telf. ti!' , l Mr. /. Boot yrs, re Y Mr; T.. 12.4161.1 Own rail' tn. HS 1 010 . Si Mum) 0 .. Lord Weatrooreleade haegeene. Isa,,lsit Vince , :11 ,0 , Mr. G. B. litibes 7617 say Ste, Tyra. ' b' hte '• ' _IMP ear 5).... ., 1 ? 1:g : 1 Mr. S. Frves thry4 . ll yn,, list 71b Batting: 1 sat D_l to 1 each apt SubUrhaa and 1 ShOldistdrep On opt bilc, 10 to 1 agst Zuleika, 20 to 4 saphoipt Fury Best, .Appdia, and Miss Lioinptone, 100 to 4 egistlkowa Stout. 100 to 3 each apt St. Lawrence and M.• 4WD. After tiro Or three false etterepte, the flag fall kmlo7 bad shat, Saborlmai rating off several leogtha tofroAr nt of everythitg, having . lin* jury Tarburite nex Beat, Wallow. n cadia, Shropshire, •ad thet. • thi minim dint ibis far side of the chum* Ducat rat *Krogh' his hapw• and took ink plus side by aide with Fairy Sent, the two bd4g about mix lengths in the rear of Suburban. Aloe Vai stcalght Ducat took idiomd place, bat' fatted to rear* who won in a canker, by six lengths, Dusat beating Arcadia by two lengths ; the same between third and fourth. Walkington, Fairy Seat and ShroPehive, the three next ; the whippersln aimpristlig 21riados, Flaah-10. *wnre, ad Yon. . „Tat laiimfgrgse' feiturms Sunk cf, 3 bow. each, with ' 35 added,. far ail Mane sad pldligs allowed 5 lbs., *Mini/dee he/ gloweisess. Alla* half • mile. Ar. b. Thootwes... by /Egg ~Ipteurke,. 2 yrs. Tst I.lb. (s.ti mca, (0 Fordhatn; i Mr. T. Ultra lyre, see nib (116.1v:4.4.(11. Tager) 2 Mr. Tborepson't _ 4 yrs, OA elb (Nd.)..... . . (Howey) 1 Mr. (.1. Width/Ws filecoliads, .2 fft, let ' lllO (P 0&) . _MINIUM'', 0 Mr- Nimes Boiecho, I Yrs. Ost 7113 It faiialepley) 0 Mr. WM. HleiroWe Owens, 2 Tot 11th (fei.) A, tirlotshaw) 0 i lilgor Joblawcwits ht. Bernard. 2 yrs, hi (sca) (Clement) 0 , liming :6to '2 sgst Orson 7to 2agel Boogies, and 6 to /gsi s t any otberjoffered). Caustic, havin g Bacchus and nut close at her heels, made the running until approach , the distance, when she was beaten, end the other two Nye 90, diacedas obleialug a slight lead, anintedoed the ems the sad, wining by a leogth; Erica beaten for by half a length. • The *inner woe afterward!' oleos 73 raimu._ __ . ; _TN. Haviscar cinema Secs, of 5 Bois. each, with 25 Added, for all aged. WHIM, extra. Two miles, over six lights of hurdles. (N tubs.) . ur. I.l.ecote's Noespz, by eineamest, 6 yrs, lOst tlb ... , (Palmer) 1 COMM Christles The Dane, 6 yrs, list , _M, While) ',t, Vbrooustde Nand* Noe* Vet relb NM 31 Mr. 8. liseghtmes Lem, ayes, Ism ,.. . 4 >lr. J. Brootoe's tynk...Wver. 6 yrs, est 4lb ' ( It 'Betting : Irtlitt esille•Dase, 4 to 1 apt /*tar, 2 to 1 apt Nosegay, sad 7to I apt any other cam& . 7b6 Dube was kW fiat to low eke way, bevies Tiggila. Nosegay. Dora, and Quicksilver in the order given. On pesky the Stand the favourite bed • clear lead, whieleareve leinguid cm going up the where when Thippler went to *Opp fug led over the flight of Vurilles ; Ncesgay . and Dane lying next, e' by side, *Bore about sii. behind tin t‘ tairtb re;, ll A=verlineisel . gear to elie liri Z il !pon- Tippler of the oonaneod, which was loon accompliabed by The Dane, the Freya representative falling into the third place. On charging the last flight of hu rdl es, Nosegay was about a length ahead of The Dane, who hit the top, sod lost thereby another begth. This the favourite wws new silo to recover, Nosegay coming in an easy wiener _by these lengths. Tippler persevered and finished a bad third, Den fourth, Quicksilver AA. Tat LINCOLNSHIRE Holy EttERPLECHAI4I, of 5 soya each. with 50 added, for maiden horses not having won a steeple chase, kis. Fur 4.yr-olds and upwards ; thoroughbreds to carry 71b axtn. Gentlemen riders. Professionals to awry 101 b extra. About three miles. • - Mr. W. Monday'. Croton OIL aged, ltst..(Mr. B. Walker) 1 Mr. W. lUchardsou's Magician, a yn, 1241nc. 7Th extra) (Mr. Goodmsm Kr. Coverdale's Proceed, 6 yn, 124 (Mr. Thomas) 3 Mr. Denby's aqueaking Baron, 6 yes, 12471 b (Inc. 71b ext.) (Mr. tnawshaw) 4 Mr. G. Whlttam's Finales', aged, 124 (Mr. Garner) 0 Mr. J. Richardson s lampoon , 6 yn, list li b (M.Skip ) 0 Mr. T. Bencroft's bg by Helmet, 4 yes, lid (Mr. Newton) 0 Mr. P. N. Barnards The Victim, 4 yrs, 114 1011 (Inc. bib extra) (Mr. liaveraroft) 0 11r. T. Dawson as ihe Admiral, 4 yrs, list (11r.4). Walker) 0 Mr. W. Brook's Nemesis, 6 yrs, 124 (Mr. Harland) 0 Mr. T. B. Calton's b g by bit Keretdas, 4 yrs, list 10(b (inc. lolly extra' ( 0 Meeny) 0 M-. B. Burden's ilameboy, I yrs, list 71b (31r. O. Nelson) 0 Mr. J. lnyne's Lady WiLls=, aged, 1254 7lb (Ine. 7lb ext.) (Kr. Woods) 0 Mr. Nevrmau's Sam Cowell, 5 yrs, llet 7Th.. (Mr. T. Peers) 0 Mr. Banks's Victreas, 6 yrs, 114 71b (Owner) 0 Betting: 3 to 1 agst Croton Oil, 5 to 1 sad Finaway, 7 to 1 apt Lady Williams, 8 to 1 apt Hoge:lan, 10 to 1 apt Sampaon. The favourite made all the running, and won easy by tee lengths ; six lengths between the second and third, bad fourth, the others beaten off. An objection was made spinet the first and second, on the ground of having previoualy won a race. The objection waa made previous to starting, but was not gone into, the stewards nut being meant ; the mute therefore stands over for investigation at some future period. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. 17 to 2 apt Huntsman (off) 12 to 1 The Daze (t freely) 13 to 1 Thontastown(t and off) 100 to 7 Jealousy (t) 20 to 1 Corona (off, 25 wanted) 200 to 9 Tumbler (t) 100 to 3 Bridegroom (I) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 3 to 1 on the Field (off) 15 to 2 apt The Marquis (t) 11 to 1 Wingreve (4 freely) THE MAGAZINE& POLITICAL ironssiortr. —Who has not heard of "the irephortie ve of the stelnithan !"° Nor is tt only the t nkter, to whose hands nations confide the 'destiny g reet miolatar, to who.. heeds n*taoOa oenbde the dsstloy M r oo isi ei unborn, in wheat this elailloyaboe is notable. Os .otaiWi—mii east that an is high elboe. solosedied Seise& 'Me brislawss as it rime frees day to slay, beaver le s ▪ •41eretie *ye " oasa*a n o ry becure who hits' visit* sleep on this bonchM known wh o sit on fish tens ig 'House of Co sad have sever Woo heard ishstilato,,naky, I bus luinirs Ws who nevi/tad in parliarowitanall—in whom "thorn. 'heti° eye" has hoes so sore use cadre's. Alen, Willi be . hold afar off the shadows of event" ees yet ooniio predict the question' that will divide catkins" yet unt g— erilted— name, amongst the adversaries of euelellystetiona, the zoo , rens by ukase aid the questions will be carried—e 4 fix, no if they hid read it in the al.nausc, this vary data 1. 'blob ono crochsty ration, the nursling of a minority, Ida rill know7Tho, la this gifTCI peiltieal prevision, emmiled all the chills of oar ermate; the one was • saturnine taller, the other a meditative saddler. —Pir E. B. Lytton, in Black. woods Magazine for Mane. 111TILNT PHENtrYWCA...•••YOU still see, here and there, idiotic parents striving to make infant phenomena of their children ; and recording with much pride how their children could read aid write at an unnaturally early age. Such parents are fools; not necessarily malicious fools, but fools beyond question. The great use to which the first six or seven year, of life should be given is the laying the foundation of • healthful constitution in body and mind; and the iusulling of three first principles of duty and re ligion which do not need to be taught out of any books. Even if you do not permanently injure the young brain and mind by prematurely overtasking them ; even if you do nos permanently blight the bodily health, and break the mind's cheerful spring; you pin nothing. Your child, at fourteen years old, DI DOC • bit further advanced in his education than a child who began his, years after him ; and the entire result of your stupid driving has been to overcloud some days which should hays been among the happiest of his life. It is • woful sight to me to nee the little forehead corrugated with mental effort, though the effort be to do no more than master the multiplication table; it was • sad story 1 lately heard of • little boy . repeating his Latin lesson over and over again in the delirium of the fever of which he died, and saying piteously that indeed ho could sot do it better.—Fraerr's Magazine for March. COVANT-GAIiDiN Maim= —The two great nati onal theatres on one side, a churchyard full of mouldy but undying celebrities on the other, • fringe of houaes studdon in every part with enecdote still history, a colonnade often more gloomy and deserted than a cathedral aisle, a rich cluster of brown old taverns—one of them filled with the counterfeit presentment of many actors long since silent— who scowl or smile once more from the canvas upon the grandsons of their dad admirers ; • something in the air which breathes of old books, old pictures, old painters, and old authors ; a place beyond all other pieties one would choose in which to hear the chimes at midnight ; • crystal palace—the representative of the present—which peeps iii timidly from • corner upon many things of the past ; a withered bank that has been sucked dry by a felonious clerk ; a squat building, with a hundred columns and chapel-looking fronts, which always stands knee.deop in baskets, flowers, and scattered vegetables • a COllllllOO centre into which Nature showers her choicest gifts, sod where the kindly fruits of the earth often nearly choke the narrow thoroughfares ; a population that never teems to sleep, and that doss all la its power to prevent others sleeping • a place where the very latest suppers and the earliest break fast. jostle each other on the foul...rays—such is Corset idea Market with some of its surrounding features.— ' Magazine for March. ACCLIMATISATION. —The acquisition of a single new article of food, whether animal or vegetable, is DO slight boon to a country, and it is almost impossible to eampietate the benefits that will accrue to this laud if we can fairly establish this spleuilid antelope as a deniram of our parks or paddocks. When adult and well fed it is as large as a prize uz ; its meat is of • peculiarly delicate and piquant flavour ' • its fat, a handbreadth thick, is thought to own ) .. that of venison, while the marrow is of such transtmulant merit that a South African hunter can hardly tried himself to think about it. There are, of course, way difficulties in the way, inasmuch as the animal bas not yet become civilised, and is apt to display an amount of 'rase. Utley that is rather terrifyiug iu an amine' that wears borne as sharp sad powerful as thole of the Andalusian bull ; that as leap • fence or chasm from which the boldest hunter would recoil, and can charge down a precipitous bill with the speed end certain foot of the chamois. Still it is evident that in successive geomations, this evil temper may be eliminated by careful managemeut ; and it is to be hoped that before the lapse of many yearn the eland may be as common in our parks as the fallow deer. Nor is this the only creature which is being bred at the Zoological Gardeas with the intention of acclimatising it. Among quadrupeds the bison of North America and the kangaroo of Australia are among the number of intended denims@ of this country, while among the birds we may notice • great number of species belonging to the poultry and the pigeons, such as the splendid curamows of tropical America, and the large weep-women pigeou of Australia. France and Eng. land are uniting in the same peat object, by mesas of their respective societies of acclirnatisatioa, and should Emote be hereafter enriched with the valuable boasts and ldrds that are now being gradually accustomed to the cooditians or • strange lead, it is to be hoped that posterity will not forget how deep a debt of gratitude they ewe to the book,- glad Gardens of Londe.—Leaden Society, March. - READING STEEPLECHASES. — . I . FICTIVIDAY, Mr. W. H. Ilibburd has done his best to promote sport at Reeding, and he has succeeded. Although be has much Tan Brass Drs.—The following letter has b oi l o pp os itiog t o enco unter, yet he he established a been received by the denersl Shipowners Society from meeting which, if it bad been appointed earlier, would have Earl Russell, in answer to one which was addressed to his been an immense incense. The unfortunate clashing with lordship :—"Foreigo-office, Feb. 23, 1462.—Sir,—In reply the last day at Lincoln prevented many persons whose to your letter of the 25th of the last month, drawing the patronage was valuable from visiting the meeting, but those attention of her Majesty's government to the subject of the wbo did attend were amused. Scheldt dues, to the tonnage dues now levied on British ships, and to the rates of pilotage and local charges in Bel- 30 T i n g d e d W . MIT T I :: mile sBTAKtl' and H s half. an ica ph of 5 son. each, with gium, in connexion with the contemplated commercial Mr. W. Bolnum's sunbeam, tOst ilb (0. Dolman; f W.O. a (a treaty between that country and Great Britain, lam di- Mr. Francigiewkscrew , l ust 41b (thonniage) f rented by Lord Russell to acquaint you, for the informs- Mr. W. gal•er's Marmi - n,irst "Li. itilb)..(BiLletevoergi 0 Lion of the General Shipowners' Society, that these matters Mr , .. (Ire ' s Mien . wt 71b ;car. Mr' . dud's asst. am Nan) 0 shall meet with due consideration from her Majesty's go- Mr. J. MU'. Venison, 04 law 98‘ lain) warrant) 0 venonent.- I em, sir, your most obedient, bumble servant. - .._ . A. H. LATAND.—V. Boner, Eaq. general Shipowners' . . nesting : 5 to 2 each apt Ascot and Sunbeam, 3 to 1 apt hlarmion, sto 1 apt Corkscrew. Nightingale Society, 12, St. Michael's-alley, Co' 44abilL n weighed for Escape (l en t 121 b), but the horse did Tax EMANCIPATION OF KOMI AND Vaxics—At sot ... to the ~„a t, , sad tech p lace is the kw the usual weekly meeting of th e Chirikaal Deli " Unit y beyond the stand , Corkscrew was tatiTst to show the Committee, held at their offices, 10, Southaniptonotre" I way, Manaioa, Fin, and Venison following in the order Strand, last night, Mr. P. A. Taylor. M.P. (chairmanh Mr. I named. On coming to the lint fence the attempts to get W. H. Animist (teenacrer), Mr. W. Sheen, Mr . /L I. R. over it brought half the field to grief, and only Corkscrew Wahoewright, &a, were propene. A petition for presents- I Reading), Ascot, and Venison, were nee in the race. tine to parliament, praylog for the wit hdr awal of the French 1 taloa., who had refused at the awkward quickest troops from Rome, was umnieweel, adopted. The follow- i fence, was soon in hot pursuit. The four mentioned log subscriptions were announced :—Mr. J. Wyld, M.P., ran without a materiel change in position, Corkscrew still 21. 2s. ;G. H. Brighton, H. le. ; Signora Mario 's lectures , going on a heed. After jumping the fame in the dip they at Preston, per Mr. Dearden (including Mr. Nield's sub- took pretty nose „der, and aci . e the stand . sunbeam ecriptiou), 101. ; Mr. Anthony Rich (Reform Club), 21 . I. yea oare d t e ,- ole w ith th e the ran thus up the William Dunn, Si. ; hill,..bu w e a l t er eh t e tc. " (e:k kalqu A ic soo kse tr an V d en s ine anboon fall.. Th A e t raes tits Tan BUN TON Bavirros BANX.—At Birmingham w yesterday the Rev. Samuel Fletcher, late of Bilaton, war d ro p feces, a nas ty " s t u bby e nee, Ascot. w h o ea see s( - , charged, with the sanction of the Attorney.Gettersl, with at the beefs of Corkscrew , hiuudeseerala intuit. eedelrii, Man= Tusavit.--111. TIMINMMI has, in addition enProPriatiog nevoid sums of money to his own one . Mr. Salt cut of the saddle. Corkscrew and Sunbeam, to whim t o many re p as t am m o placed a ha ashoeues, added, T ided Pratt attended for the promentioo. The prisoner wee the race was, after that mishap, left, alternately led, and within the La{ tweety-four hours, a very excellent, it may committed,.. fa r tekg...___ _let the " dal ' ve ie t rued together to the last jump (in a dip about a distance be called • masted ben of his t Majesty the 10.6 IioVIZNXIINT iMMOILATION.—ner uzujeaty'a Emi' from home), Corkscrew clearing the obstacle slightly in of Pruseim It stands by the •of as late Mem wM gratin ConealieSiOlNlO chartered yesterday, the 27th in. advance. • very esastiag roes to ended ill • deed heat. which it is ia very good contrast. The bud is from ph, snot, the Thema. a 704 toos„ behingiag to Mr. T . Lsigbe, Asoo4 followed the leaden Market to the last fence, ad the of the artist bas i m peri a l a rir e .uk. appear. of Loudon, to mil hem Plymouth for Brisbane, Moreton where he was caught, and only the first two passed the sass to hie work. The king is in an undress military Boy, Queeaelaad, and to be ready for the nappies of pas. poet. Sunbeam afterwards walked o ve r, and the stakes sailors without gold las. Orden, or other decontioce, moms on such gay so the commissioners may ilx upon wen divided i the ollicels, who insisted on this arrange ' • peat duel of antiquated portraiture has been removed, between the 15th said lited of April next, at 1 lie. pre meat, this wisely not adhering to the Carmarthen pew sod assay interminable have been introduced. statute adult. • dent, and thereby pnventisg much misunderstanding. Majority u A Baum Sinartacsare of 5 soya, each, with 25 added. About three mess. Mr. D. /and% fon., oaVivnake, aged ( Ml.', list rib (D. Laud, lun.l Mr. Land's Dries, 6 yrs (801.), list 31b :Salt, 0 Mr. Dement's Chatterbox, aged (40 1 .), list 21b It. Oliver, jun.) 0 No betting. Brine was oat of the race almost as soon as the Dag fell ; Chatterbox led past the stand and up the bill, when he refused a fence, after going about half the distance, and Savernake completed the remainder of the die thew by himself and came in alone. The winner was not Tan sold. BELVABIRE OPEIT STUTLLCHAIII of 10 sows. each, b ft, with 50 added ; the owner of the secood hens to re asive back his stake. About three miles. (26 subs., eight of whom pay 2 son. each.) Mr. A. Yategs Kaman, Mt • (Nightlngsil) 1 Mr. H. Rumbolgs Dreadhrim, est Mb (Mr. (rKeny) t Mr. T. Horwood's Balgarine, Ist 10th (Gensresgel Mr. & leech's Glautiaa, lOst 41b (Headland) 4 Mr. W. Deker's Johnny. lilt (4. &evens 0 Mr. Saose's (Longr,mge, 9st Mb ( Humpag e 0 • Itt. A. Itadlss's Doospthoe. 94 101 b (Owner; 0 Mr. gander's log Orivealdl, Set 711) (Knott) 0 Mr. Camsreers Levity, Set hu b (Owner) 0 Betting : Etc dep t Johnny, 3to 1 agel Levity, 5 to 1 apt °lauds' ; 7 tot apt Baluritte 10 431 apt Playman. Salt weighed for LeE , and saddledeLd mounted. On taking his preliminary aster, he cautioned against Johnny and was unseated. Johnny jumped upon him, and Salt was removed insensible from the ground. The horses descended the hill towards the winning field in very straggling order, Playroan baying the lead, with Joey Grinuddi, Broadbrim, Glauthis, and Levity, following him in the order named. r They got over the awkward fence and ditch out of the winning field without misadventure ; but at the fame on the top of the hill Joey Grimaldi came down, and Levity also met with a mishap, Salgarine taking up the running, FFlatttrwelasted Guise refused at inentiOned,lint — soot right again. race, however, was now °endued to the first three, layman putting ► wide distance between him and his fol. •areverl stride, and winning by ten lengths. Balm ' *nand Brosdbruu jumped the last fence together, about 1110.11 separating them from Glandes, who was fourth, in at his leisure. Longrange bolted soon after the ;TOL and took no part in the race. Oa leaving the course it was reported that Salt was so severely injured that no hopes were entertained el his re covery. A Igerwww•Eas el 5 noel. each, with 25 added, for hones that have wirer wee a public steeplechase, hurdle, or flat ram, or started la a handicap steeplechase. About three miles. • Mr. T. DuMeldrs Manes, ISt 71b (inc 71b.eWas) (Owen) Mr. C. Vincent's Duchess, list rib (Inc lib extra (Mr. 41wrreway Mr. H Hoofs Freemen, ISt (Mr. J. Cosner $ Mr. B. rands Indecision, 13st 71b (Inc 71b extra ;Kr. Omer= 0 Mr. W. remberton's Everlasting, 13st (Mr. lAwson)o Betting : Even, and at 14f 6to 4 on Indecision. Won by twenty lengel;s. Everlasting and Indecision were surly out at ap mos. NATAL 4:1311111.17_ AEI. 1 .—bbster ANFIBAIrf t Ttait Efg i"""b6a =o usess . J. t, to the Mk, for charge of the ofiter sees of the Simon. Inns the latter is paid o ff . 8.. Taylor,- te tM Styx. CIS* W. R. Hicks, le thellito. • PLYMOUTH, Pas. 2T, Evrxixo. Her Majesty's steam frigate Warrior, from Glikeepar ea the 13th instant, arrived here thi► evening. It la reported that she steers well, aed that there is no leakage. 11:11.S. Anaphiou, Scylla, and Procris, bad antral at Olbraltar from Loader,. -- WOOLWICH, Fp. 27. i OF THE ARINATILONO MONATE". GUN.—A attrial of the immense 360-pounder gun, mann . the works of Sir W. timastrong, Elswick, took place this day at Shoeburyoem, in the presence of the mem. bets of the Ordnance Select committee, Sir W. Armstrong, sad a number of scientific gentlemen. The tremeedous weapon was worked with the utmost ease and facility by a. small number of gunners, and the experiments were con geal...od in every respect suocessfuL The gnu not being yet ilia& was of communed es • smooth bore, and was repent- Idly fired with a solid spherical shot weighing 150 lbs and a charge of 4011 w of powder. The experiments are prelimi. vary to • trial of the power of the weapon when directed against armour plates; sod atter such tend the gun will be returned to the Royal Arsenal and rifled, so as to become for projectile shot of 3001bs bud upwards. THE MEETING OF METROPOLITAN COMMANDING OFFICERS. A statement having been made by Lord Truro in the House of Lords which would imply that the resolutions passed last year by a large majority of the metropolitan commanding officers on;the subject of divisional field days— mid which were on Friday lest (February 21) confirmed by a majority of 20 to 6, at a special meeting celled by Lords Truro and Ranelagh, for the purpose of rescinding them— leave been brought forward and tamed in • spirit of personal hostility to Lord Rauelagh, we beg to disclaim all feeling of the kind. The resolutions in question were " That it is desirable that field manieuvris on a more extended scale should be held et least once a year in the course of the summer at some convenient and suitable place. That these held nianieuvres should be organised by the War-otfice and directed by military authority. the oommand being entrusted to some military °Mose specially appoimed for the purpose, and that those corps only should be allowed to take part 111 these nututeuvres whieliodter inspection, have been declared by the inspector-general fit to do am." We believe the principle of the above resolutions to be sound, and that it is for the advantage of the volunteer force that our great divisional field day should be su organised and ormdeetert In this spirit and in none other have we acted. DONECALL. Limit.-Colonel 38th Middlesex. Wauzsoron Lieut.-Colonel Ist Middlesex. Comics, LL-Colonel Hon. Artillery Company. EL MO). Lieut.-Colonel 15th Middlesex. Osorivinon, Lieut.-Colonel 22nd Middlesex. W. B. Intzwarica, Lieut.-Colonel liars of Court. W. PARITY, LieUL-CuluDel Ist bat. 26th Kent. BURY. Lieut.-Colonel Civil Service. J. MACDONALD Lieut.-Colonel let Surrey. MN/lILD, 211th Middle-ex. T. COLYILLE, Lieut.-Colonel 39th Middlesex. J. Bauman, Lieut.-Colonel 19th Middlesex. MscLion oa t Mac Leon, Lieut.-Col. Ist Engineers. Wu. Woon, Lasuk•Colonel 360 Middlesex. GIEALD Firsozasio, Lieut. -Col. 22nd Middlesex. J. VILLTILIDI Stumm, Lt.-Col. 46th Middlesex. R. W. Gm, Lieut.-Colonel 26th Middlemen. J. K. MAZINFOBD, Major Commanding 7th Surrey. T. Humans, Major 19th Middlemen. O. Elrornewooos, Major Corn. 2nd City of London. J. Tnurtin, Capt. Commanding 18th Middlesex. R. °LOVA% Capt. Commanding 10th Surrey. H. W. Plantes, Ceps. Com. 3fith Middlesex. NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION. 0171CLILL TRIAL Or ILICLES. The official trial of small-bore rifles manufac tured by Mean. Whitworth, Henry, Turner, Terry, In gram and Rigby, under the direction of the council of the National BilN Association, was resumed yesterday at the Royal Laboratory piactice range, Woolwich Arsenal. Major-General Hay, commandant of the Hytbe School of Musketry, again attended as umpire ; and in addition to the council of the association a numerous party of spec tators were present. As previously arranged, the firing at 1,000 yards was to be resumed at tee o'clock, and the pro ceedings were looked forward to with some interest, inas much that the first parties to compete were Mr. Whitworth and Mr. Henry, makers of the rifles which were generally coasidered to be the crack weapons. A delay of about two hours, however, occurred iu the discussion of venous mat ters connected with the mode of tirin4 and it was com plained by other competitors that Mr. Whitworth was acting in oontravectioo to the regulations by making the slightest alteratiou in the elevation of his rest ' • and it was also alleged that Mr. Whitworth had been allowed more trial shots than other competitors. These matters were wandered by the council, and ultimately arranged. The two rifles then contested at • double target, and although good practice was made_ by each, the rifle of Mr. Whitworth maintained a deci ded advantage. It is, however, but fair to state, that Mr. Henry is compare tively unacquainted with the government rest, of which it is stated Mr. Whitworth is the inventor. At the termi nation of this ooetest, firing commenced at the 500 yards range, the competitors being Mr. Turner nod Mr. Ingram, and the rifle of the former gentleman proved of a highly superior description, although Mr. logram's rifle made some excellent practice. Mews. Teny and Rigby then com peted at the same range. and this closed the day's pro ceedings. The firing will be resumed to-memoir, when Mr. Henry and Mr. Whitworth will compete at 5011 As only one rifle of each maker hes hitherto been triad, and the competition will be suacsasively repeated with other rides selected indissriminately in accordance with the rules, It is evident that the trial hitherto can scarcely be taken for anything but • Might indication of the final result, and the proceedings will apparently extend over several days. Mr. W. H. Mooch, of Liverpool, the inventor of improved mimes stoppers, soap caps. and sight proofs, was present this day, and received • considerable order for these articles for the Realm goverment from Colonel N. de Novitaky, of the Bassist embassy. The court martial on Captain Robertson was resumed as Wodwooday twilling in Dublin, and was again utioncesti till this mania& Iss. IN MS Jae ria Jain ok's I at WM = Mill kora 'low I: to bit hi' set lart- Cour 16.4 6d.; Pock dice, loath ; Artie r.; 46;ti T. NI I 17$ 114 Y 5 1.41 rot 14.111 ws 1 4 34,1-1 7,1100 116 1.674 Zrt It uttr, 44gui. ttl4, L. 10, • P 'NI r.l 1.1 I .other Iteivtee rouble N • swot dir emir Mon .e• ilk fa 'Oft ro.es iv. fif I I. S. is, de vlio et ili• Oa be .1 i I 13.010 1 . 0 I. 1.40 4. r ArIOVItf , I shilt hao. larch., aanl ra4 7 , Vic* 6,10 101 . o etile • .••••••_!!! r & ig or book-