The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-14 00:00:00

M US/ L'. Tan lIANI)EL FreTIVAL. .... ":110 • aud I: . sat of tho emir of &twat (Lora' *tenure iwaparatery to the Handel Festival at the Cartel Palace took p!aee oil Frklay emirs is Excite/rubel Ow tumoral tiaultis are au sr• that a sc:ici of these meeting. Las :men held even esn n viuee Cue lost Festival, in MU, sail that tin" have consisted of reheenuls by the rumbas* of inelon divisive of the Handel Festival Choir, ander tb.idirts-tiono: Yr. Costa. On Friday right some 'daisies bee. deed Choristers sessaillil..l.aed went thiough the choruses in L+curl is *UV- .111te Welt of the regu'er c.atrei of train ing whisk shay Lave undergoes is sow very apperset. The ebsruses in betel i n 17.7:44. mgt of which are for a double choir, are t'-e grand--v: a. will as the moot difficult of Han• dere troths, their coniplicated construction demanding from the siojois of eve. 7 pert a firmness sod precision it attacking the points of fugue sad inot•tiou, and at the sense tame an attention to all the delicacies of light and shad* which the szpressiou sod effect of the music dii• pen.), which cannot he acquired without a vast amount of set_ ly asd Nutlet,. This result has now been obtained in • degree which we believe to be unprecedented ; for on this .asioe some of the most difficult of these choruses were ileac free. beginning to end without a single interruption on the pat et the conductor, and with • smoothness that would hats been satisfactory even in a public performance. It 'sins that the leasers were only a portion—lsm than oat half -of the vast choral host to be arembled at the Crystal Pasco ; but this portion, se thoroughly disciplined as they ate. will usiry the others with them ; sod the chorus-sing ing at the neat Festival, we tnut, will be very gamier le what It has hitherto bees. _ . We may remand our readers that this pat osiebnities (which el to be triennial) take• place oil this 234 70th, and :`7th of June nest. The baud aad chorus wW sassing of four thousand performers ; and the •art sod oamieestisetod s•renitli derived from Daintiest h is expostml, be enhanced by he improver:smote which are cow is the 006E90 of beisug meals--by the maim is of the meet erehesiliti, and other alterstims is the main transept of the buildiom wuteh will tender that locality much more favourable to the cser•etratros sod truest striae of souod thaw it has as yet Woo. I , i short, we do eat thick that the directors of the 114whiral too much they afiirm that it will be "by fi the met complete sod wimpaificeut musical display ever tassest" NAVAL AND MILITARY. Aran.l2.—.Arsournis3ra.—Com casailler C. J. Beffoor, tai be aiiiiiera w OM Victory, for temporary marries is the &elm Lmatemiat D'Arey 1. Deeep, to the Coquette. bleeters J. J. &owe, kr IS °embarked, for woke is the Ifeekbasee ; arid 8. W iesseeft, to the Pie rd. for err. ince ip the Admetus*. l'affimmeet C. L. Certweight, to be erlditioriel to the Cimairerlerl. iesismer.. W. H. Phillips, W. W. Watts, eel E. Toppieg, rourirmea a. amoral clam amok teut-esimeera is the Im to:wpm WOOLWICH t Anrt ll A grms,l military review which it is expected will his attended by • fares el sliest 25,000 of the rfmalfa inapt sad • alaatons, bas •beta &mord to take plow at Al•loisiou am* after she apse* aim Islamabad f Is Ma me 6606 at varier dletiagaisksil larellas visitors. patber at Onfeala Graat'e pastas bottles. Wet suarna, sad caber requisites ceaaected at* the Geld eseidag appostaa layeated by the *Sear mad. are sew bets; atasakeetated fur the waren at the Royal Animal TIM FqIITMCONING ItillW AT BRIOBTON. (poem the Observer.) Buffo Inv was the last day appoints , ' by the War- Vale authorities 'for the reeeptice of applications sad the giving °eked sesetins to negimeate to attend the forth. (mum Volunteer rewire id Brighten. The regular cavalry Matinee' at Intent* have resinved authonty from the Se. *Mary .4 :state for slier to lake tart in the review sant dotty more corps, oe adiniasuative bstteiiosa, have been to the owner Mandy specified, makieg together s.; In the ampasate It was estimated, by the returlui or the etrength a each of these caps, recaved op to retarder at the Wareellos, the& the gram number of si-u lowly to take part iu the evolutional would Le 19,000 ; but it is lolierea that they will considerably nand this number. Although no oftial progainme a the intended =nutmeats has, been issued frees the War.arelemLord Clyde, a,vonpasicil by Colonel Alford° sad other staff canon, be. anted ktrightos dunce the week, sad surveyed the 'Tonal 'Amiably, and has rued such geound instructions se will tivitate the volunteers all reaching the reviser ground ly to.. time appointed, true o'clook. The voitheese force 'nit be divided Hato eight bripdas of infest/7, ems el • aed two of artillery. The sneaky, is adlithre the regular troops 'tattooed at Brightest (18th Hummel, mei email of the Surrey Light Horse and the Ilantalaght BINS Volunteers. The artillery will be provided with three hale teriee of 14.poundera and an battery of 6-pounder. The whole force will be eoncentrsted and torus into their respec tive bripoh-- as what I. called White Hawk Down, in the centre of t. • hills [uniting the Brighthe rarat-inurse. By a neat eticoent p:au of the intended movements, pub lathed Non, actual survey wider the authority of the Wu oMoe, by Mr. Wyl.l. the route is shows of the volunteer W the place of rendezvous lot. the various brigades from the railway iiietnni. All the MIN from Southampton, Portswouth, wad other parts of Hampthire, and Swung, via Aliureliere. will, on reach* Brighton. proceed by the Mania -rted to Park.creesset, round the tonere sal of the :erred, and Lt meths of the Lew*s tool, pass by the waterworks sod cemetery as to the Down", reaching White Hawk Doan hy the eastern side of the Race.bill. Carps arriving at the railway station by the main line from London will, with a view to facility, divide thermal, es, tesclung the Marine Paula by two routes — one being by Trafalgaretreat through the Grand Parade and the Old Stews. and the other by the queen's•road, through Sorthaireet to the KW ."irroad, sod on to Kemprown, reaching White Hawk ' Down by taming upthe bill eau the pa work.. Sums doubt has been espreeeed as Whether the spectators who may miss the opportunity of Seeing arty pet of the actual field evolutmos will have the cppor t Unity of eeeiog the volunteer ins body. It is arranged that they will hare that opportunity, as the whole of the men engage I will march past the begins' to be stationed at the Grand Stand. on the race course, after the review is over. It will no doubt be observed in reading over the names of the caious regiments that two promineot, if not two of the mon popular nietropolitts tolunteer regiments are absent from tto 114. Darnel'', the Honourable Artillery Com pany and the First Surrey Bide*. What curunietanoes may Lave prewsotill the sauced of these corps takiug pen in this -rest deinosatmtioe we Lave not heard, bat with re gto Honourable Artillery Company it is widerstood that Lord Colville lias declined to accede to a requisitioe signed hi 3. -. 0 of the mentlicre of the regiment, Gs the ground that it woliki not be respectful to the neentory el the late boo. colonel, his Royal Highness the hieee Cow eon, wen thor to take part In soy public display so early after his .lsoesee. The original arrangements of the Brighton Company, with respect to the issue of tickets, masted so Sear& satiefeetwo that. through repreeestations from the War. cities, thee have bees induced to make a very amiderable naelmeiitiou. The and beeiew the various voitusteer regi ment. Lot of the mode iu w hich tickets were to be obtained wee br so teivertiseinelat issued is last Monday's papers. and fa which they stated that so tickets weak! be nosed later they Saturday, the 12th ; mid that all tickets not and mud retututtl, and the others paid for oo the follovriag Mar day, or the elute &dim; to do so would not be allowed to traveL The corniouy, alter re-seaaidariss the mediae, sad the hardship it would eatsil epee many husdred volunteers, have altered their arrangements, 'ivies up to 'fbweday east lot ietille of the tickets. k ' '` THE ROBLI•TMoN COURT-MILSTIAL —The rumour gainx.;rolool that till. now celeheatad court-martial has ter io lot ac i• 'Mal of the priamber on all the charges; A nd it oi coobkl,olly aaserted that the "remarks" ftin bead , rtartors will go cons , derahly farther. We undendand that tbri:,./ of the iePpory to Capteis kobertaos wee 76.21. • tabs-obi+ ►w pro4nuis fur as lasocalat ma:, to pay for tie Unsay at rolls: his isogoosoo.—Uoif,d Serrine Tits ASSY CLOTIUIG EsTARLIMMRST AT PlsLivo. •Uot vo-lt %owe rather unusual visitors arrived e t the army ellt hi o„.• ertal•lichnorit et Pimlico is the per sona of '..ltruel Chalk.% Thomas, and other of of die Coiled States army, whn, we uottaratand, had coon es yretely from AMPIICA to is the working arrsegemeete of this Admirable f.o.tory and storm. After is moat minute inspection. wlis.:h occupied some time, and which appeared is every way icatisfact. re to the visitors Colonel Thomas and Dimas is the baddings.—United Service Gazette. Fein AT THR PINLImi ARMY STORER. —A fire broke nut at the military stores et Pimlico, early on Thurs day eveuing, which, had it sot been for the prompt measures edoph•l, rai4ht have proved of • moat destructive and daa mum. character. From the reformation which we have been enabled to gather, it appears that a large quantity ei oll.skiii onto were, some time since, closely stored et the depot against the reroonstratme of the military storekserm. Therm costa. from their posher preparetiou, ware found to have 4pontespessly frilled • sod the firs, which lied de stroyed ammo leer or fee *Osmanli of the coats before the discover, was sank woo ropidW. osineniakethig itself to oho betiding Had theme seise boom been buret to the mnoad there Y so toying to whet tapers the govenunent Thighs have Wes pet, eft the iselovaelesc• the army Intuit have outfered.—(/ailed &ivies bassets. the treateweut of thipsevaist form of recurring Mew eoogh the effeete of Dr. do Jenglie I.4lkt.lirt.lrn I.t.tr OU harm Mee bansietal Mr. Arthur erldland, eurerm abeam es After Dr de Jonah'. OH fora few Hale Its eel eerie rostmeneed„ regained my must health and etrenetta, and entirety Mel the laryageal irritation, whirh was of • most hamming and fesettelly Matteasint character." Sold orgy le bottle*, en 01.. b. St. and 9a. Iq Di. de Joe.' • chase. A 'Mr. klarfled,seti De.. rt, Strand. Leaden, and chens. --l•itr,crooment 1 THE EXPRESS, _ MONDAY__ EV E NING APRIL 14, 1882. r )40-1 - 1 'takes 'mown* IGENi -name in iSER, hi* THE LATE EPSOM MEETING. z,tuty. lthongh the City and Suburban was woo by an animal about whom b-ss than 20 to 1 was never taken, yet the result of the race was not so favourable to the lok-niakers as it looked on paper. This is attributable mainly to *a lifetted ‘ rengb of speculation. Hz. Naylor, who purebnoi San-cutter last season of Mr. F. Swindells for 1,5051., do? toot wia • large stun in hots. Fur the Metropolitan the backers Of horses were tomewhartnitti ARP: ate than they were fur the Llty üburban. fob Elcho was much feuded. and stated first tfdemesios. Their luck was, however, oearly tuna by Caractacus, who was only batten by a head, sal whose runuthg caused some attention to be directed to hie Derby chum The tore.year-eld 1•111116 brought out several youngeters, who ere • Hedy to play aonapionoua parta in the tieing arena. Fat the Two-yeareld Stake' the Royal Stag was puesithead by Kr. Merry, at the sale of her Majnity's year lings' lest ithr, for 175 guano", was made a great favourite, but whatWer dales lie paean& was completely destroyed by his hamper. He eould not-be induced to join his hones, and whik iM tell .he was left eeverallengths in the rear, and never pethathestly is the th ee. Lord et Vincent fe the wither is "nofashiouably bred" Illy, The Orphan. She is by Frogman, who has beeseeldom heed of ail sire out of Ida own country, and her dam is Ethel. She was bred by Mr. Oiess;e4 Stays*, near Worthing, whe sold her when a foal to Mr. Coster fpg 301., at whirls figure she was subeequeetly tthaeferred to Lord St. %%meat. Os Friday the Orphan was defeated by Muezzin, who was bead by Lord Scarborough at Tlekhill Cast* and purchased it Doncaster last September by his pnwoot owner, Mr. W. Da le this Parthian glance at the MponiMoothao, wowli un to overlook the eal, miwllll.l% avid 41411117 played by the Newmarket alai- a Melds to Mom tho business was entrusted. :The &Min woo ant Z wi t:4 M'Coorge was monated hornbook, owd so was this plan of marshalling the isonpolittes that we Wino it will always be adopted for the future.. Mr. Jana KIM. nisi presided in the weighing department, and Mr. Clark was the judge. TO TNT URDU OP TOR ILIPTIOS. 8114,•—With • emotinritien et the heavy going, there were Mont clever ealcubitions err at Epsom, and the previous tumuli,' of the >ear wee iu natty meets reveterrAi which would not have her so surprising had the ground become dry. Mich excelleut spurt wee waver before wit. emir on the down. at the Spring Meeting, end even though there wee a falling od in the strength 4 tie field for the City and Suburban, the other erste showed web • deeded increase that the average for the twelve rare re beyond precedent, en they brought together it the sogremite 101 rubric The rusher of bipeds at tending, on the ortrary, was below the meek seek day, eitieg to the uoperisiog character of the weather in Ira thee, and neither ]sir. ion ing nor the railway orapeethe moth Buck • "good thieg" of it as formerly. The 'Nal Nelms turned oat • most important affair, but led many army, nevertheless, ea whoa Ar cadia sad costa ewe ism- Duchess and Centine so far, A looked as dreg\ Vancouver Oust, Soberban, relate; and the Veit colt, wets bo und to finish the Met five in the City and Suburban, for, reordine to Aradia's performances with the three tea-named in public, and the doings of Piker° and the Vest colt with bar and Costa at home, the would have hail no better throe is the moe than either of the live at bet 71b ; roar meetly, by her overthrow of Remo Duerr and Cantise, to back Vancouver was like shading this pair et flat 31b rind fist 16th resperively I II win that i n apparent there must have been oneetking radically wry; in the running of Arcadia is the St. Lie Mandiesp as hoe• thampton and the Lincolnshire Handicap, although we have Low proof positive of the latter nos being stolen by Selthrban, owing to the long dying start he obtained. liawcutter won in such a common caster that there is no saying what 'night have been sera, as many were stopped at the stand, and Mfr. Idayloses new purses stamped himself about the beet hone of his year. iill bade tree last year, having pared from Ilea. rber to Mt. Swindells, and themes to his pre sent owner, who nets hie putedissemery in the stakes alone. There can be ae weak* about the dirt being to his liking, and BMW Duchess wee not fit enough to contest once a nee is the Trial, still, aseizlear d i cutter, through Vancouver andArad's, showed capable of giving her some Mb, ft m allowing • very . wide znergiu fur time beteg somethleg wrong la the eawmng ol Veronese, Armee. sad the Darer daring the let night, whoa 1 avert he will peeve a match fee say feer-yeer• old that may core eat this sews. •Ms has me Misr he. parr engagement as yet ; u but the Vest soli is in the Chestier Cup at eddy Shirr, tharding a ddb perky, Una he carried ca this oeserou, sot while Veneourr has 111 h extra, with Cough Frock 71b, Duest 191koiad Brighton tlh, Berra Dumber berg alio called era to give him 311 b, he met beat all bleat oppoards therein, for Astarte, the ealy one that meets him with the beet ed the weights 01 wee about the diet Worn. The Metro politan, iatendiand tO mitre • Samaidehhe ego preps to the Vest Gob kw the Odds pra t end re mote certain to err the rune is Caresterm, - who wield' have won by laselth bed be to t cut his own throat, as may be early imagined, whoa 40 to 1 was afterwards snipped up Art him foe **Derby, for Echo was giving him 331 b for the year, and he would hardly he worth bream at 100 to 1 • en the renal meth A better looting animal uo or scald wish to see, and If they give a few porde away ter get a' skorpir buy up then little Grimaaaw, he an bee the Orr Northern H he may Trimly deetinguir hintaelf i ftll=l at New At C he is meting Brigirest_44 gib, reetrad ea 71b, Womb a t rater on lib, sad Sappho at 1111 k, Wore trek and ran should he incur an extra 51k lir urther rOl4 Brat Neither, neither may be able to get Were c It is Beightoe. With • jockey in MO inifilk 1 1 his. be should run quite as well with gad Eli al en ha ad with fist alb es Friday lest, es& it is tiiitsposilis i he may Mira out a second Si. Aker. Lecor.alithe agar out by Ithiso and Asteroid, • sharp lothwall then be kept' for W. _Day's team rigged in the Moir Cap, Two Therred, and Derby, sad for Of' J. Hawley's in this latter meal, bo th harms bath* rarely run es mar foe • lies me anything, for A* am vest very e i. m.o. . in the market until the lest im sort; and r the other primmer, it is rely reerary to ro ar Finland* did suftleientl well to make baize'''. le for the Newmarket sad to tee 11=lo's Cheshire prospect., width Eandere wig worth another day. In one of the Wow larribar l / 2 lb. cola by Mildew Uaderhead's data ethilited ea I. provenient in looks as well as prioneaases, endfieleat to leader him worth watching; sad the Armless her In ' hithe was so palpably unprepared that, seeing how sheerly be ; woe the lut nor he is in every way salted le leepres . eut the Fitswillkon aad Tea Break me liklipacy in the Chester Ow, as they have river yet seed a better-lookiag orresentative area the Atlaatio.• TM two-yeerolds perfermiscware of every good ars, ad the Orphaa, ILa Revolver and In Mthriehal, all as -1 theta ability to stay on t he eared day, as they did O s of a mile right gallantly, Revolver apse lIIII =Iii backward condition. He w ild er • as either of the other in future encounters, whirls a great del ; and Dadra, who ran nowhere . in the shoe three, is sure to have a good day yet, neither he nee Birdhill being half tempered enough for their owners I. extent a win. The other meats require no c and the "sport" to take place during the curreuti 7 re= panty local intend.—l am, do., ILETROR. HOME KEYED. TM following name bag bess glywv--11r. S. Ibbason's ct= colt, by lisisplan—Pdoessi, b 7 Heiman Platoff, HORSES STRUM OUT OF THEIR FZIOACIEMF-NTEL April 5, .4 9.0 at.., Bloomy, out of the City sod klu ' lawban . Apria ll gtr i r. , Petra, out of all engagements; Nightingale. out' the Ladles' Plate, Abergavenoy ; Cla mbake, out tithe teat Metropolitan liaedicap ; British Oremier, in{ 41, lakermau sad Heatlicote Plata.. At wool, Salmi Lsm, out of City and Suburban and Metro- Polka Hs~ j At 12.32 p.m., Telegroph, oat of City and Suburban;oesi Caracole, out of City and Suburban and Metropoli At 1.90 p.m., Boabdil and Coostantine, out of Hisaoo*tl.te At 4.30 p.m.. Victor, out of City sad Suburbs& sad Metropolitan ; Furious and Croustadt, out of the • fleathoote Plato ; soil !Accretion, out of the Ickerman Plate. April 8, si 9 4.m., Nightingal• oat of Hurdle Haas, Abetgavenny ; 'Whitecap out of all engagements. At 12.30 p.m., Dens out of all handicap. in which she is espial to date. April 9 at 11.45 a.m., Knight of the Bath, out of City sod Suburban and Metropolitan Handicaps. At 3.40 p.m., Patriot, Label, and Avenger, out of Epsom eugno sesta Madge Wildly., out of City and Suburban Haodi. cop ; Dovish's., out of Two-yr-old Stakes ; Bough Bio mass% out City and Saburban. *attlo, at 12.50 p.m., Autrey, out of City and n. At 12.15 p.m. Noma** ot dis lof Newmarket Biennial and Two Thosmied (Maw nut trinriaurr BOAT RAM • . Oa Sstaidayemeing, misedig .. Moulton, the ThemesSub soription alish eistertithed • both the victorious and vanquished mews 'at diner, teen with that profusion and splendour for whirl Rooms,the invariable loons la quo, is remartudie. About 150 guests set dotes, Malimiling many gentlemen who in years gone by have dr pl skill sad mom in closely contested astehee ea Themes, ce Cam, or on Lie, and who, although in may instance@ the steno, though ler exciting struggle of life now demands the exercise of their time and talents, Mill look back with sympathy upon those mealy and healthful sport" in which is earlier days they exodled. Ms lion. Gomm Desoea pealed, and on kis right hued were rooted_ two arms, the stroke oar of the Oxford, ea the priweipal of the eiders, being next the chair, and next le him the stroke oar at the Cam bridge, and so on 'Domande one and one according to their numbers. Amongst the genteel company were : The Sheriff of Middlesex (Mr. Con the Rev. Canon Lansdale, Sir Prescot t, Bert., Sic Jobs Hans ler, Spanish Ge consul-General,. Danish ConsufGeneral, Captain Morley, J.P., Dr. Bayford, James W hom, J.P, Foroett, Barclay, Mp, T. L Jenk ins, Sal. (ex -judge Bombs ), R. N. Philip , Seq., V.P., Rhodes Cobb, Seq., J. Readings, Miq. (I7th Lancers), H. C. Smith, Req. (secretary), do., and a Lap number of old University men as well as present members. The Queen, the Prince' f Wales and rest of the Royal Family ' having received the used tribute of loyalty and rapid, and due honour having isms paid lathe Army, Navy, and Volunteers, The Commute expressed his belief that by cultivating =iodine such m the present the Themes Sabscriptiou Club was doing that which maths object of its exhilemia promoting • taste for aquatic sports, sad fostering that spirit of competition which was am of oar natimed oho noteriatics. Moat of those he ow addrering had been mvasst that day at • modest which, though not the almost he had ever witnessed, was one of the moat intereedzig. It wee known that it was to be • contest between the Ox ford and Combridge crews for superiority ea the Thames, that both would have to contend agithst dhadventsges; they bad to meet as ebb, and while the Oxford mew was new, the Cambridge was untried on that river. Up to the time of the race, therefore. there had been every reason to look forward to • gallant contest. Up to the Mart ao one knew how theorem, were matched, and watermen with whom he rowed down that morning toll him that holm seen the trial between the Cambridge crew and the waterman's crew on the previous day, if he bad had to lay out his money he would have taken the Cambridge for choice, considering that theirs was the better style. This showed how anemia= was the result, while the interest taken in it was evinced by the number of spectators whit* crowded both the river acrd the banks, and which certainly had never been exceeded on any previous 0001a011, lla the me hood they had the Oxford, • new crew in substance, but compriaing maw of the intro chests of last year% crew—with the stroke oar of last year, who gave the Atoka that won the race then, sad who gave the stroke that won tberace that day. (Hear.) They ware • crew powerful in aim and weight, carefully trained, and in the course of the few days' practice they had on the river, working so well together, that the river watermen were prepossessed in their favour ; on the other hand they bad the,Cambridge—men of Ices oommariding stature, of lighter weight, wanting that Lifeguard like appearaum 'of their opponenta, but whose style of rowing was excellent, and with a capital man for stroke oar, who had taken a crew down to Healey that won every rase they rowed, and which had beaten one of the best crew that ever polled on the London river. It was difficult to say, then, which would win, and there was every reason to ex pect a close and a gallant struggle. These contests involve something more than a good race. The men who formed the crews felt that they were a part—the nucleus as it were—of the universities they represented, and for the honour and credit of which they felt themselves reepoesible. Individuality •••• lust in the feeling which induces men to light groat battles, and undertake hazardous enterprises in distant parte of the world, that their energies, their talent', their Mews, and their nerves are not their own, but belong to their college, their university, or their country. This was she secret which made these feces so interesting and so exciting. (Hear, bear.) There was • remarkable instance of this abnegation of self that day in the stroke oar of the Oxford crew, Mr. Hoare. A short time ago he met with an accident which disabled one of his arms, and though he was suffering from that accident at the time of the rerehe nevertheless went in and woo. He (the chairman) was as glad as • Cambridge man could be that the Oxford crew were the victors, for they rowed well and won gallantly. (Hear, hear.) His Cambridge friends were unfortunate. They were overweighted in their oppo nents, they lost toss, they lost the start, they lost the lead, and they lost the race, hut they never lost their pluck, and they never lost their honour. (Cheers.) Let them be con. soled by the reflection that it. wee not leas houottrable, though it was leas fortunate, to be beaten than to win in such • contest. In conclusion he called upon the company to drink to both crews, coupling with the toast the names of the two stroke oars, Memos. Moore and Richards. The toast was drunk with acclamation. Mr. Hoots, in acknowledging the compliment, ascribed their victory to their admirable training, which was due to Mr. Morrison, who, in the greet interest he had taken in the men, bed, he (cared, imperilled his university honours. The only advantage the Oxford Crew bad was in the heavier weight of their men; in time and style the Cambridge crew was acknowledged to be the superior. Mr. filename also replied to the toast, and accounted for the defeat of the Cambridge boat by the lighter weight of the men, who, be said, were not powerful enough fur the rough water at Putney. He had arranged for • heavier crew, but from one accident or another he had been disappointed in several of his friends. Without any disparagement to the Oxford crew he believed they would have found them much closer up with them at the finish than they were bad it ant been for the interruptions they met with in the ram. (Hear, hear.) It was impossible for any two crews to row together fairly while steamers and small boats were allowed to crowd upon them so that they could not clear their oars. He !mated this noise's°e would be put an end to before another year, and that they would be enabled to row the next race over • clear course. Mr. ROARS gave Prosperity to the Sateoription Club with the health of the Chairman. The Comitstha in replying confirmed Mr. Richards' state men that the ram bad bees epeiledby the steamers keeping close to and parallel to the estioad boat, and promised that the Thames Subscription Cleb would joie in any atop to put • stop to the poetise of steamers "colliding resod the Q lCl o r gi t i m ei tatie the a s s ° ri ci tTign States pmeent, the Visitors — (eoupled with the health of Mr. Sheriff Cockerel!) and other toasts were then given, after which the company retired. Only two minor nesstingp, obi& popsoolortlY a 10051 fe- Meet, are appointed to take pkieliwergille gent wed. Twits, will therefore enjoy OM dWie flat to prepas thapeskres for the Craven compaisti and to nominate over thoincidenta, which have boon may had important, that bolo thee early marked the racing mow of 1862. Sporting ma hays cause for gratulation is the powwow coedit= and renewed vitality of their thertildb fnaMeno, sad the " Faluoition year" is likely to diem ilb• crowds of our expected visitor' from all Whoa, bs i g v ispolar and how Seeniehisg are turf pursuit& who are " s• live" bore, and are, as it nern i = meow born. Indeed, a rases season of such shining mob, as that which has jest menineoood, our loos imminsbnoessannot parallel. Feel WISSIMIT se en to the persoli lir. boo pen. clod dine/Wo a conwhil• weeplessil et the sport =llat the principal otastiogs ; bets doh it lone with the comfort ad roots-goers, It has exercised so damegbig intitienee on the sport. Despite wind and ran, the mooting at Northeaster' attained an extraordinary sarcasm and never sines an ontaldishment has the Spring Meeting at Epsom fundthol men ample and interesting racing than it did on 11manic owl Friday last. C.onsidatiog the unpropitious state if lis 1111allim_ it was surprising that the attendees, imuld bass been so numerous, and the of the leading patrons of the tini b ar li Z e thee attractivenno of the proceedings. It mod TM,ewhrsd that Mr. Dueling had adopted every poistindlis ognilimit to resew the oc copsots of the Stand emmilortobk under the dreary tiny isdueoore. The improvesuis which be has effected &Mordent additioaal and sere issiderated facilities for the trassactios of benison, wheat they and other' which are projected are absolutely arassary io order to meet the requirements sad extend the enavezdeow of the enormous multitude which will swarm Epsom Downs on the Derby Day in June. By the way, we may here state that every " private box" and stall—thee facilities for reaching which lave hese greatly ioommod—have been let for the Derby wok, and the applications for reserved sittings are of daily aenweelbiive abundance, and impossible to be. oomplied with. That the company on the Derby Day will be napreeedestedly solosroas, vs have eve reason toe:peat, sod to diminish the crushing sod orowdkog which annually take passe, awl to resew the egress from. and ingress to, the wane soweehat owe easy sod free from obstruction than wad, we would goggled that Mr. Dorling adopt the plea in vogue in Fran* sad have immolate entrances awl exits provided 'loan the straight run ion. At different , parlp boards . Iwaris, the Inscriptions, " Estrie, ' `Sortie," " In," ' Out, should be displayed, and pohur as stationed at each point to see that the directions are obeyed. But from speculations on the future we will return to the facts of the pint. - - • - A few roughly compiled statistics will be sufficient to prove the important character and the vast iciterests which were connected with the meeting held on Thureeky sad Friday last. Twelve moss were decided during the two ' days, she aggregate number of starters being 16L The nett I value of the twelve stakes, calculated according to the Jockey Club rule (64), was 4,3451. Of this amen, odOl. was contributed from the race fund, 501. by the Brighton Bed way Company, sad 601. by the South Western Railway Company. The contribution from the fund wee, however, merely nominal, and in fact, amounted to only 611., for the ' exchequer derived 1781. from the entrance fees to the Plates alone, whilst it was further enriched to the extent of 3.331, by the surplus money over the mollies price of the respective winners of the London-bridge and Balaclava Stakes. Sell ing races are, however, an uncertain source of revenue, Dad do nut always benefit a race fund to the amount which they did on the present occadoe. During the meeting some of the most distinguished of oar turf celebrities entered the lists. The most prominent of them may he enumerated. Amongst the defeated com petitors for the Trial Stoker were Brown Duchess and Can tine. The former, it may be remembered, had nice suc cesses recorded in her favour last year, the most important amongst them being her Oaks victory, and her subsequent dead heat with Kettledrum, the winner of the Derby, for ' the Doecaster Cup. By her prowess in 1861 her o wner netted is stakes aloes 7,0501. Cantina was the wiener el the City and Suburban last year. Arcadia, who carried off the Trial Stakes, has, greatly to the surprise of racing men, achieved a high reputatiou, which, although not incocufistent with bee antecedents, was certainly unexpected. The rapidity with which her ruing power, have been developed will be seen from the following brief sketch of her career. Alter wispier a sell ing race at Richmond last year. she was sold for 50 guineas. Subsequently she was entered for a Selling Plate, to be sold for 201. She won that engagement, and was purchased by her present trainer for 60 guineas. At Shrewsbury she won another selling nee, for which she was entered to be sold for 301., and was bought in for 110 guises. Bar sett wie lders ID 1861 were only 1664, but this year she has ! already won upwards of 600 1 ., includingthe Liverpool Cup, the Trial Stakes at Northampton, and the Trial States all BP.°m. Amoopt the other diatinpished performers were tcbo the winner of the Metropo l itan), who woe the Goodwood Sag a l as t year, sa d Asteroid, who placed Hem epeosesso tato ;ilir~encc. • mrntoroarim colltwoovart Sitting days appointed for the present week. Mumma/rim st. April 14 ; Tues day, lb , Wednesday, 16. HART LEMON!, MaiTleboneevad.--lisoday. April 14. CLt7IILY.:I WELL, Dthicwii-terrowu.—Tursdex, April I.C. W.1 114 * . day. 1.5. Bffoßinlrrl, Oldwthethroad,—Titesday, Aprllls; Thtiraday, IT. Bow, Buis.road.-114maday, April 14. WnyrecusrEL, Greet Prescsewtreet..--Wedowidal.April 16.• Solna Wakii, Ilwaa•street.—Tuesday, April 15; Wednesday. 15 ; Tharediy, 17. LA118.171, 011101101/811 ifew4ord.—Totalay, April 15. WAAMIIIOIIIIOI. ileeilinereet.,--Thareday, April lr. Cirr Aiy Looms) - Weduesday, April 16. THE POLICE COURTS. 1 WORSHIPBTREET. Thome&Cannon, of 19; Walbrook Ent-road, was stun• mooed, ei secretary to a society known as the Miter" and Birmingham Burial Society, enrolled on the Mb of Jeri 1460, fur refusing to reimburse the sum of 21. 10e. due fili I George Bowles, sea member of the society. Complainant said that his wife died on the 20th of Nesi umber last, and was buried on Mil =kit Abhify Park. • medical certificete end a funeral certificate were produced to the defendant, but Ile refused to pay the egpenees of the funeral, as be was bound to do. The defendant mid they had so proof 11 the death of the woman. The stewards of the society ought to have had notice of the demise before the burial, that they might have hair opportunity of seeing the body. • . Leigh asked U there was any rule Kit the moiety to tbs. effect, hut ripen, examining the book he mild oply Buda rule orrojoising that notice sad a certificate of the burial was required. Barra, the wrest officer, said he was inffigined that the Members were gem to divide the fends on Benda, next.. Defeedantraid it was opt till Themeday. fie aleo h tt:, had had an intiteriew with .Ib. Kidd Pratt, Juba told magistrate had no jurisdiction. lir. Leigh—l de meb elieve thatyon have seen Br. Path. who would not ham you anythiag of .the port. R• well knows that, althmg the power vested ins, Wee* was for a limits time taken away, it wee salami= y re stored by act of parliament. I believe, however, that your society is a.,grast humbug, and that you have koowingly acted to deprive this pour man of his rightful claim. I trwhen this becomes known, that no working mea join your society, but that they will place their maim in the Post-office seviap bleak, from whence they can Ism it back without fear of brag cheated. 1 miler you ppit the 21. 10e. and 7..gpla. . . • . , . 801711LW ARIL • • Henry Jones and Richard Hunt, warebouthethe•hi the employ of Yr. John Phillips, wholesale rag rear:bank, of Dike-street, fliamfordotreet, were charged with Italia( rap to • large amount from their master; sod John Piste r a smi th More dealer, of Patithallthih , was chuged with reesiving the same. Ip consequence of having anal several begs of rap the prosecutor mead aa examination of his stock to be made, and found sot less than 1,0001. worth de6cieney within the lhd Ithilvementh. sonsoquently employed a .deleetive oficisr, who took the Waiter is hand. Evident], we then given by William Flemming, • car• man in the employ of Mr. Frond, of the Cornwall-toed, and who appeared to be !replicated is the transaction, that he had been generally employed by his master to remove re. from Mr. Plthlips's warehouse to the • Nine Shea Asada • that Hoot and Jones loaded the van with bap ; aid that on thread 0001111i0011 they had given bite an sibs beg, 'which was to be left on the road at Yr. Mather% shop: Oa the best 00016011 witheis and Plaster were both taken into onatody by a constable, who mass up while be. was orai to carry the bag in. Pether evidence gas given as to ths recispitim of the rap by Plaster, aad the prosecutor deposed that ha had never sold rap to hies. although be b ad often purchased time from him, a. be wee a collector of rags. Thh prisoners wise ell committed for fete!. MARKETS. • I TALLOW.--EintnwAT Itvitetnia.—There was ite cheap hi the billow market to-day, pekes clang the woe er a = terday. Delivery to last stasis[. 1,619 masks ; ditto, 914 oaks. oorros.—LmatrooL, Aran 12.—There is co champ to polka in our market to-day, which continues very steady at yesterday's prices. Elie sales are 7,000 hates, 2,040 Astoria's, at lid. to 131 d. • 4,000 enrat, i = to 101 d. ; 80 Eppel's, at 1 $ Of which 3,000 are for speculation sad apart. y's haport is 654 bales. WOOLLEN.--Lincio, Aria 12.—There was, if any thing, a little more animation in the Coloured Hall this morning ; one or two fair parade of tweeds changed hands, also a few low miltona. There was a better atteedsnoe at buyers, though the veal majority of them were merely looking on, and on the search for jobs. The White market was tolerably attended, but the transactions were very limited. White cloths are now be in g offered at very low prices, lower probably than has ever been the case at any previous time. There was a pretty good display of wittier' sod other heavy goods this morning, of which the makers seemed disposed to push the sale, but no one operated to any extent, u it is yet too early for autumn purchases. HARDWARE.—ltemixonem, Aram 12.—The trade of this town is more animated than it was a month ago, though • certain amount of aluggisbness still prevails ; much de peods on the elms of goods manufactured—more, perhaps, upon the markets with which manufacturers may happen to be cocoected. In the same branch one may be busy whilst another ia slack, so ranch so as to be dependent almost on orders which come in from day to day, and there is every probability that this kini of quietude will con tinue for some time Boger. It is not likely to incrmaN because stocks are low, nukes a run of congenial weatha should set in to interfere with the progress of agricultural operations, which would be sure to prevent any eenskierable reection in trade. The factors here who are connected with the Irish trade report it unusually quiet for the 1131111011 ; through the autumn and winter months it was almost at • standstill, apd at present there has been only • very moderate demeW for goods suitable to the spring trade. In the foreign trade there is more animation ; a considerable number of mer chants' orders have been given out, and although they are not large they Imes 'come in usefully at this moment when the home trade exhibits so much of quietude. There has Imps more inquiry of Lite for goods suitable for the Indian markets, and the continental markets have been doing more busbies' during the bat fortnight. la the adjoinin g . district trade appears to be improving, except at the foundries, where inactivity still prevails. The ahainmakers have some good orders in, and there is no* a prospect of the differences between the masters and the men on the wages question being arranged. The miners are all out on strike, and several meetings of the men have taken place in the course of the week ; at pre sent there appears to be little prospect of the masters yield ing to their terms; the men allege that at the present mole it is impossible to earn sufficient to live upon ; some of them cannot earn more than 10s. or ii.. per week ; this wale it is now proposed to reduce, and the men lave struck in oonse queoce. The concluding meeting for the quarter of the ironsioaters of this district was held at Dudley; only a small amount of business was done, and the position of the trade remains the same as at the a las' of the Birmingham meeting on Thursday. CORN.—OAIIBRIDGE, Alllll. 12.—We had a abort supply of all corn. Wheat firm at feat week's prices. Wheat, 665. to 64e. per qr. • barley, 36e. to 40a. ; beans, 36a: to 42a. ; oats, 20k to • itis. Cantata, Arum 12.—The supply of wheat and oats at our market to-day was =all, of barley moderate. Wheat was slow of male, mad last week's prices were inanely main tained. Oats dull, at unaltered prices. Barley m good demand, at slightly improved prices, owing to seed buyers. Wheat, white, new, 21s. 6d. to 24e. Od 21s. 6d. to 24a. Od. ; red, new, 20a Od. to 225. Od. ; ; qld, 20a Od. to 22a. Od. Barley, now, 13s. Od. to 144. Od. • 13s. Od. to 14a. Od. Oats, potato, old. 9s. Od. to lle. Cid. ; common, old, Sa. to 10a. Aye. 14a. to 15s. Bum, 18s. to 20a. Penis 17s. to 19s. . . - -•-• COLCSEBTM, Aran. 12.—A small supply of wheat end other grain. Wisest Arta, at fully late rates. The same I remark will apply to barley. Beane and peas unaltered. LZICInTER. APRIL 12.—The supply of farmers' wheat wan somewhat limited, and samples varied in condition. Sale. took place more freely, and rats' were Is. per quarter higher. Prices for new white sorts ranged from 62a. to 66e. ' • new red, 60e. to 635. • old red We. to 575. per 36 stone. There was a meagre sh ow al barley, the demand for which proved healthy, and an advance of le. per quarter eneireadily made for Gun parcels; melting, 34e. to 3M. per quarter; grinding, 30s. to :fie. per 30 stone. Oats have rather fallen off to supplies, and sale. progressed gaudily at about late rates, samples making 245. to 213 e. per 24 stone. NtWOASTIA•I3I.OII-TYI4E, Aram 12.—At our market this marnieg we bed • moderate show of wheat from the growers, sad, such quality being wanted for mixing, a clearance was early effected at an advance of 1.. to 2.. per qr. south country at the lame time being fully le. higher, with not much offering ; line new foreign was inquired for, and choice new red Wolgut would have readily realised 62e. per 60411 w. Flour in improved request, and tending upwards. Malting barley scarce, and wanted; in grinding little stirring. Malt without change. Beans and peas in limited request. Oats the turn dearer. The arrivals this week are : Wheat, coastwise, 1,567 ; foreiv, 6,562. Barley, coastwise, 68ff Malt, coastwise, 99. Oats, coastwise 1,080 qrs. Flour, coastwise, 691 sacks. Indian cora, 200 coastwise, Nozerten, Aram 12. There was rather a thia at tendaace of firmer& at this market to-day, and the quantity of wheat offering was not very large. The sales made were on terns in favour of the paler. There was but little barley shown, and 40s. per qr. was demanded for the beet malting samples. Flour supported former rates. White wheat ((weighing Albs. to 64111 o.), 61a. to Wit. ; red ditto (weighing 62bs. to MAL 67e. to 60s. ; best chevalier suiting barley S ao • Seto. to 551b5.1, 375. to 40e. ; rues chevalier 63 to Wm), 356. to Ses• ; MAW Ibs. oiNisiti. to 531b5.), 34e. to 31s. ; oats, 25e to aut. r per qr. ; lour, 40s. per rant.' Normeanau, OWL 12.—The show of wheat at also. kqt to-day was only on a moderate Kale, and geese at UNtrERMITY INTELLIGINOA. 01FORD, Aram 12. lit a , nngrsgatirrs • holden this Proruieg, the fol lowiag Uegrees wer.% conferred bones or Cm 1.411.-11“. Dawns William Tour. WOW . Runs= Hasty Heonsway, au 41 Ilely Retailer's All:lood, &Wel Collie; Alfred 'Memo niallsily .; LLaisti Colin* ; 'Rev. Jobe William Oars. Mien Church Albert Saint Paul, Bt. John's 001. lap; 3lattbew Letaprieee, and Rev. Johe l'el.Linoke College. _BACti&-olas or Arta.—Albert Sidney Mayans, sawlike, Bakst College Hoary Retort dederste, Magdalen Col lege ; Alfnri ArtLar Kaye Legge, Christ Glinrel. CLERIC.4L INTELLIGENCE. Noonan or CHEATER. —OEDINATION. — The Lord Bishop of Chester intends to hold an ordination, as usual, at Chester, on Trinity Sunday, June VS. Candidates for ordination on that day are required to forward all their requisite pavers complete. on or before the 20th of May, to Charles . tC. Parry, Lig., Chester, his lordship's were. tery, from whom all necessary instrucilons and information may be obtained. No men can be received after that 'ley, except under 'pedal circumstemsa—rierrunturrs The Rey. Johnston Hamilton Acheson, 8.A., has been licensed by the Lord Bishop of Chester to the per petual eui.ay of Overohurch (or Upton), Cheshire. on the nomination of the Rev. John James Wes (the late incembent), the patron thereof in full right. The Rm. Samuel Lancaster Landman has hese licensed to the modimy curacy of Holy Trinity Church, Bickerstade, Lea. whim, on the nomination of the Rey. Oswald Henry Leyoester P...urbyn, the incumbent. The Rev. A. C. Master has been instituted by the Lod Bishop of Glouesster and Bristol to the vicarage of Prestos, near Cirencester, in the county of Gloucester, meant by the death et Or Rev. R. Cripps. Patroness, Nies Nester, of the Albs,. Cireesiates. The Rev. Henry Parr has been licensed by the Lard Bishop of Glomester and Bristol to the perpstnid rearacy of Aelichurch, in the sonar, el Ohmmeter, valiant Xing resignation of the ltm. John Askew. Patron, e Riddle, Esq., of Walton Home, seer Tewkesbury. e Rev. Henry Munn A.K., Mai upon his WWII petition. as preaesAary eiLesia bees Wittinted by the Lord Rishlp of the diocese of tinseinisr sad Bristol to the vicarage of - Lyildiugton, RBIs. vacant by the resig nation of the late R. Geer. Nay. TRAMPS AND CASUAL POOR. On Saturday a deputation from St. George's, flatimmojean, ensiiin: of Major Lyon, Dr. Brewer and Mr. E. Stanley, the mown surgeons, guardians of t he poor of that nein, and Mr. Dissent!, the clerk to the gram. Irilbsd is the Might HOC. C. P. Vglieglia the president d the Nor-law &ard, to draw his attention to the gnat imam whin of late had takes plies In the number al tramp sod eased poor who applied bet a night's lodging and a breakfast is the mann& The depatatiopr to the right he.. *widen that, wines' the num ber of tramps sod annet parr that berinsilms were in the Wait of eelsknei hr philter in the wedilions did en ennead two at three sash sight, now more then 50 or 60 of dim Mass of wanes sought ado:deem into the bean nightly, sad the nvenws semeed to be Moses* le an alarmini 'Meet. Then penes, usually lived tr.l u s end at eight they aim, emend Milt IlMt, minim into thelone. This evil enwipmer beendei sash • mine one that the depotatioe IMO aims et eillsislar the advise et the Yosr-law Dud, with the *wed keerniag what Goa they should Mamas it the miter. Thew tiseat that some uniform engem el Win shield be' adepeel ley all the metropolises pilau on the so** it tiot the I:morlaw Board sisnil inn rens isearry oat that millernuty. If the evil sent sot he anted, at t gene *ad* diouLl be acted why wilsh the expanse of the elmitefmsons referred to bee squally by MI the . said there was is bell that the evil referred to had greatly in of mg owing to the distress in the Will of Eagleall. omen 1/ the weal of ' work, there w little doubt but that it would go on inereesiug so nig as the cane of the albae to whin he had alluded's:its& The liesenetan . nal lisidbitiou would alas, eo doubt, knees a .ember d awns who had coni se ether patie am to Ile ha sod mks their door far seek aeons as they achieve by arson* apse the syronthies of the pain. It was time ' fore einidely desirable that the snidest should be looked tab, is erne that a randy might be ileried—if and a Wag wen nnible— to meet the stabs of tinge complideed M. He promised the deputation that the natter should be ! carefully considered by the Poordaw -Board with this visw. l The deputation having nuked the right hoe. era fee Me conneons rennin al then mid for iL es6 pt ! miss bend emir them. Mini RAILWAY AND IUBLED_WIEPANIES I.Y PAWAAIrn. Oa Friday, before adjoureing over the Easter ' ricsai, the easmittee of which Mr. Mansard la the chair. man pared UM bill of the Bookish Northers Jana= I Railway, they also having paned the bill for the Berwick. shire Railway of %I miles from a junction with the Hawick breath of the North British at Melton to the Dune statiaa, at as estimated cost of 100,0001., the North British Car pasty subecribiog 50.0001., settled the clawed in favour opposiag parties. The other bilk nand la the RIM 0,11 mates Unlade the Great North of Banked Railway to gunnies principd sad interest of loans to Alford Vat Aberdeen sad Tarri ff and Keith Companies. to 'abaci 148,0001. to the aapitaki of the Alford Valley mid Tomer tare and Buchan Railways in addition toe previossl3s,ooof., sad to rain for those and general porpoise further cams of 300,0001. by new shares ad 100,0001. by loan. The bill of the North British Railway fee lessieg the Carlisk sod hilloth Bay sod Duck and the Port Carlisle Railway sad Dock, assuming the debt. sad labilitiee of those audirtakiugs, and the bill for their Mosktonhall. Oneidas, ad Dalkeith beasclies. earl to raise 1900004 for the isteaded railways sad 193,0301. for general porpoise, harshen pared in Mr. Mowbray's ono. mittee. The bills of the Carlisle and SiUoth Bay, to dis charge their liabilities, to rake an additional 100,0001., and enquire 200 additional eerie for dock accommodation ; the laadburn, Listen, sad Dal tun Railway, fora Ilse be • tween th. , e places at Peebles ; mid of th e Gnat Northern sad Western (of inked Railway); for a hoe of twenty mike to Bailin, and to Wet 135,0001., have aka pissed in committee. The first railway bill that as nibs' received the royal anent ie that of the Great Northers Railway for ea. quiriog additional leads at Dosimeter, os Friday. SEVISOAIUS RAILLWAT.—The Lords of the Admiralty inti mate their assent to this company's proposed lice of 11 miles betwoen Ighthain sad Maidstone, provided the proposed bridge over the Medway, to consist of one span 75 feet wide. 37 feet high, and six other spans, 30 feet wide each, and 32 • above the level of the niter, meets their approval, sad that whenever ea spies to made ie the present bridge urns the lits Ayiaderd, sr alterations to alloe l :t I pimp of semi, with etaadtag masts, the railway shell make a swim or epee* span in the bridge now proposed. • so es to simosoodeke the kneeing commerce of the Med. r way, the aurae' tamp of 111•11•16 ;made through Anklet= Look being competed at 110,000 tons. CALL TO TEE BAlt.--4311,1°6-TNIT, APRIL 12. At aa adjourned pension of the Honourable Society of Gray's bus tickles this day, William Matthewsou Hiod march, Q.C., took his seat as a bench., of the society. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN AND LANCASHIRE AND YORESIITRI RAILI , fATIA T nsato cotopsaios bare gives the notices required by law, that as important arrengeose, has at length been come to between them for such • divi. aims of traffic over cert.iin portions of their respective lines as will put an mod to, or at least very much narrow, the competition between them. A glance at a railway map will soon iodiaatetbe chief puiuta to which the agreement refers, and amongst them are the lines of the companies running parallel to each other between Liverpool and Man chester, and portions of their hem between Manchester sad Leeds, which interline each other at various pointa, the Loudon sad North Western running theirtraine in some riljtover IlleeliDle of the other oornpeuy for distances of sor es.Theaminiut of traffic in dispute over such a breadth • weary. dim such a keen and expensive competition es lare bees le god for years between them, in two densely golf industrial counties liku Lancashire and tre alla imbit, Met have been enormous, and the shareholders nay lesesegmtslated upon the termination of the contest. The arrangement has been the result of anxious considera tion and negotiation between the boards of the two com panies for several years put. Fine tie ileasostrenv.—On Saturday evening a ire broke out is one of the arches naming under the South Eastern Railway at Bermondsey, winch in a very abort period laid ia rums a large amount of property. The pre• noses were tempted by Mr. J. Newton, abide manufacturer and dreamer, and formed No. 844 arch of the railway, and was used as the drying-homes. In one part of the arch was the dryleg stove, whirls, overheating, set fire to the content. of the arch, and the flames began to attack three houses io Blue Anchor-lane. The telegraph wires running alongside of the railway were oosisiderably injured. ANOTHIIit DZ&TH EltoH CRINOLINA.—On Satur day soother fatal occurrence took place through the ass of crinoline. While Mrs. Mary Anne Birchmore, aged 28, the wife of an engineer, on a visit at No. 2, Notting-bill, was reaching over the firep=ter extended skirts took fire, and before aid she au buret In a° dreadful a tnanner that on her removals St. Mary's Hospital she expired. , k Advertiaerneut.--lioumwav's PAUL fo or Patna —A certa in feeding of %measles.% with eeseillewel flyine pains through the body. Prove the hea teefliwi feet —a no common that few can ling elee been free from It. Without seeking the as remedy ran be prescribed in Holloware4 na tm One overflow of bile, weak stomach, or bed w derAl s or m ha w litimeh th ~mtfthdee m i... ott .ad delkeille sasor. Wirl i nwa d telln an ea. low their Widows use. Thousands hem anew sm. within and low virile acknenineip Wilelleent Iled unwell or oat of sorts their newarilling nom* Is Wad la plentiful doses of Helloware Pfils. tern samples were is improved condition. The ilentaud ruled steady, sad late rates were eseasdial Is. per quarter ; DOW white wheat sold at, dia. to Ws. ; lel* red, 57m. to 6::o.; old ditto, 43. to GO& per 3U stone . ort. y caluo to Lind sparingly, bed met a tolerably good deinend at an esbanea. wet eels. per quarter ; malting made 341. to 30e. per quarter ;feed aorta, Ws. to 311. per 30 stone. The show of oats was under an average sad with a firm feeling it, the trade prices were quite so high es heretofore ; old, ?Ale. to e. ; new, 23e. to 27e. ; foreign, 2ile. to 20s. per 24 stone. Oxman, Aran trade in wheat nod barley this day here was unuseally brisk, causing n rise a I, lee quarter for good samples, and in that of the latter fur all sorts ludo 2s. per quarter. For other kinds of grain prices were vouch the same as last quotations. Flour (second') ruled from 425. to 435. per sack. Piraanonow APW. 12.—A very short supply of all pain. Wheat, besiey, sad beans, each sold readdy et h. per quarter over bet west's prioes, and outs. from the few offering, moss a beam east than for some time past. RILDINC, APRIL I2.—At our market this day there was an average attendance, but the supply of wheat still mm. taws short, }ad generally in middling conditieo. Trade was languid, but mica were firm. For barley there was • limited demand at last week's prices. ROCHERTYR, APRIL 12.—The attendance was not very large, and business, on the whole, was extremely doll. For best kinds of wheat there was a quiet demand, prime lots of white selling for 665. per quarter, and second. at 665. to 605., which wss about Ia per quarter in excess of the terms oflast week. The supplies of barley were very moderate, and the inquiries very limited. Best lots for malting purposes ware dm, at the full quotations of last week, but grindieg kinds were searcely *aired for. The oat tred• weevery gnat ; best lots of Poland were 26e. to We., and other kinds 235. to 265. per quarter. Wasson, hesic. 12.—With a small supply of all kinds of grain tp-de t y, the.growere have been enabled to make la per qiikrtet• mono for wheat, and Gd. for oats, .and fell price. for ereryllhh* Nee; Miss to the grower :•=Whest, white, new, 575. Islibs Ifllke. per bushel ; red, sew, use. to Ms., 631 be. per .heeheivi Oar. sew, 11d. to In. per stone. Beano, 40s. to 49a per qr. of 19 does. WORCIRRIIR, APREI4,I,, — AIit this day's market these was a fair supply of wheat from the fanners which aid readily *et an advance of le. per quartet. The barley Is. to Its. per garter higher. No alteratios in inferior. Oats, beers. and peashold foe previous rates, with very little passing is either. --- Y 0 9 . 61 Anal —TlM seltiedMei of farmers sod factors • rowiefats, and the *apply of Wheat was middling. Buil. then wee more heal at Is. pm qr. over late prima ; white sedition made a thy n. to 645. ; red, 565. to 58e. per 56 stone. ?bats was again vary little barley exhibited, and the iineptiry proved Myths at prim in &dram of those of lass week ; miatiagthado 355. to 56e ; other Mb. 3 1k - to 375. per qr. ~For oats fait demand took plies, and recent cur mimes were fully edeblished ; rates. ranged from 22e. to , 1141. per 14 Man Bra 'WALD; APRIL 12.—We have bad • week of dry weather, hat not pan/. We have had fros:eva sceuingned this means it was very hard. A Imp. of cede aid barley has bees mere, is may MMus too hur riedly, we think. Potato planting is pretty genera ; the breadth nadir this crop will sot be so large so was inteoded with, to therd icarcity sod high pries of Med. At our maids meir etc, this week, We hod extremely little pain of sip kind Wain, sot wady salloisirt for the con empties. Prim of everything in favour of sellers. Here, to-deqr, we had a very wail, almost trifling, supply of gram trolght forward. Peio.s of barley sod oats advanced la per qr. Wheat Is. to fia. per qr. over last week's rates. Wheat, 11010, 445. to 56e. Id. per qr. ; barley, new, 265. to 32si dd.; oafs, caw, Bin to Ifs. WaMeirous, dr= 12.—dapplins of femora' pain have all hot mimed, sad it is gemealls, thought that their stocks en this neighbourhood us nearly athanated By boat wiry little has come to band, and coastwise wa have oaly received • few stall parcels of wheat end miss. Frees ahead not • slag le arrival bairreseed mi For rest Midas of the Wads we have saminalied • steady, inquiry at about peeking rates witit : the emestMil of ladfao corn, °which hu further Maimed 3d. to 6d. per bar eel Whest—Prepared BM- ea eel and held for prices. Forage dealt in to • moderate el ided, at • Mb beim oar that quoiatioas. Bar . ley fully as deer, and oats saleablost 2d. to 3d. per barrel more money. Indian con is good iieniand at • reduction ol'3d. per barrel on Black Bea qualities, and 6d. per barrel oti American. Present prices begin to attract the attentiou of Simulators. Flour rather easier to bay. Imports this ' week s—Wheat, 2.34 qrs. ; ladies sera, 277 flour lo barrels, 61 sada. Exports this , week:—Oats, 3,500 barrel.; flour, 457 nicks. CATTLE.—Cmium.a, Aram 12.—The show of stock au thee °I 6 nmaioll wls Jas than last week, and of about half a doom droves of Irish cattle, 25 mike god Galvin: cows, and Mt lots af Cheviot and halt head sheep. Trade, up to noon, i all departments of the market was extremely dull, and with the et o f the as of one large lot of Cheviot sheep, whic h h t 25.. • head, business was quite hominoid,. The of pis is ear market this morning was anuawalli. certheds—generelly of ave ng e quality.... • fair attendance of buyers, and the market; although not brisk, was a fair stead willing cum at rather over hat week's prem. Beat pigs brought 19s. to 245. - secondary sad inferior, lia. to lik. each ; a dramas not effected, STATIC OF TRADE—KAMM:MI, Aram I2.—The wept* buboes of the week has beep muoh more consi derable than for some time pest. The extent to which stocks were reduced last week, owing to the further limita tion of production both in yarn and cloth, ceased sellers to show more firmness on Tuesday, and in cloths buyers pur chased rather heavily at lid. per piers advance for India shirt' Siam that dry some heavy stocks have bees cleared off or considerably reduced at a further advances of lid. Long cloths and T cloths have been in emu routed, but are difficult to buy at late prices. Advice@ from Calcutta, 26th March, report sbirtings in more active de- TOLI4 and at Bombay on the 27th they were 3d. per piece higher than at last dates. The chief impulse has been gives to the deemed fens, however, by the upward movement in oottoo, and is ooneequeotly of a speculative character, and in anticipation of a general advance in prices. In yarn the improvement wu less clearly felt on Tuesday, but since then there has been more activity, and the week closes at an ad vance of id. per lb. Some large stocks have bap cleared off for India, but the demand daring the last few days has 801. braced nearly all alarhata The general report is that the increased demand for yarns, like that for cloths, is of a specu lative character. AMERICAN COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Maned 28, Evillam The money market is active at 68 to 7 per cent. oa call, chiefly et 7 per oink Exchange is ;lull. awl quite nominal, at 1114 to 112 for first-elase sterling. Gold is stationary at 1014 to 1014. The stock market was extremely dell, sod eked week on the railway shares Government stocks were hardly so firm. United States Registered Sixes, 93 j United States Coupon Sixes, 934 ; Erie Railway, Alt ; Illinoie Ceakral Railway Snip, 64 ; New York Ceatral Railread, 82e. Flour was more freely purchased, in panto: export. Low grades ware a shade thumper, whilst taxi quoted brands were needy. No melee of wheat d avy in. Cr=were imported. A pretty brisk inquiry prevailed Sugars were in good demand. Cotton Was quiet, but firmly held at 28 to 29 omits. for middling ;mks& Thi BUYER'S DESIDERATUM.—" The buyer's desideratum is to End an establishment where will be presented to him maple choice of artistic designs, without bevies forced upon his &dentine a host of mere ingenious ones, and destitute of sny other merit, with a tarlff of prices adapted to the mesas of the economic or Qom to whom price is no object Such an establishment Is that of 47 1. W. n, sdaste at SSSt, Ludgate.bill, and ge and , Cernhill, Emwhmeom recent enlarg em en t of his premises bu made his show room more conspicuous than any otherin the neighboosboodoilt. Paseo His four w I mime cm. talc sueb a 'variety of geld cud silver notches as to leave nothing to be desired but the money to boy than with. TM high standing of Mr. Benson as a London masatactumr most secure hen a Mtge amount of public tree- Standard. &WWI'S Illustrated Pamphlet, post tree for two stamps. la descrlptlve of every construalon of watch now made. Watches We by post to all part atlas globe.—(Adrertilinnent.l BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AUSTIN.—ApIe 11. at !shuttle House, Cobham, Surrey, th e wife of R. C. Audio. Der, of • son. 1511TLIBANR.—Apr00. at Winder, Derbyshire, the wife of A, Neittlebank, Req.. of twins-40U and (laughter. CRISH—April 9, at Cloudeeley-terrace, Isllngton, the wife of A. J. Cribb, Lq.. of • daughter. OURZON.—ApriI 10, at Chs-street, the Hon. Mrs. Cursou, of a daughter. HOCHIN.— April 11, at Lee-park. Blackheath, Mrs. J. Hoed°, of • daughter. .TONls.—April 11, at 10, Warsnek-mad, Upper Clanton. the ells of Theodore iyooke Jones, Esq.. of a son. NOBLIC—ApriI 9, at Woolwich. the wife of W. If. No ble, Es t Lieutenant Royal Artillery, of a daughter. I.OIIERTION.—"AprU 10, at Philip-lane, Tottenham, the wife of J. Robe Sol Reg.. of a daughter. SMITH.— th at Sutherland-street, Mr. B. 5 tb. of • sea. IIAILRLWES. CHATIOCIC-41ITTII.—Aptil 19, at St. Paul's, Camden tot , by the poi. A. R. G. Thema. ILA., Richard Fanner, son o the late C. Chattock, lap., of Cut% Bromwich, Warwickshire, t° ?Mims daughter of J. N. Smith, Esq., of Csindes• DaY-011DORNR—April 10. at St. John's, Margate, Kent. bJ the Rey. O. Lewis, Mr. J. C. 8.. P. Daly, of Ken(ingte o ( Bank* dr of B. C. Osborne. of April 10. at Peter's.' Raton-eqsere• • 12, the Be?. H. IfuSorley, Henry Medgett. son of B. 51ten. =q.. of Chelsea, to Caroline, daughter of W. B. Reuben , req., of ?halloo. ITISON—• NlSTllll—Apett 10, at Hasa,. r o ast-are, by the 111 Be?. C. C. Pease A. bison, jun., esq., of Rodeo, to Ameba. daughter of Major Bannister. of Kingston Lodge. • DEATH& ALLOWAY.—AprfI td Gotham-road, BrlaSel. Bar. dang hter BARTONb Mr. T. W.fond 15. st —Ltpril 9, Mazgoret, wife of T. Barton. Higher Ardwtok, Yorkshire, aged 05. NtoRLL.— April 9. Sarah. wife of Mr. J. Blundell. of nolo , Bart, Hahne, Lancashire, aged fl. ..TDLar.—Aprill 9, Adelaide. daughter of Mr. W. Briwiley of Teeantenseet, Derby, used 19. WILDA —April 9, at Thebertou-street, Islington. Marren% self ' a as. egad Ta. - Walwortb, the wife of hbktell Sod Pabbobsi bp Miami nig aim el NO.!. latti4lBlo6, la the City d Lowien, - Pttetet ' Mel to lamberdatreeto to the ?redid of Rtatiriti" WAWA; AM6ly ltitli - r 1 ~~'