The Express. — London, England, 1862-09-06 00:00:00

• •-• ; J r -, :LG / e C • No. 5,015.1 ALCUTTA and MADRAS.—Monthly Steam C Communication between Loudon and India on 15th of each mouth. by , •ne of the magnificent Beet of stamen belonging to the Fast India and London Shipping Company (Limited . The well-Wwwu clipper auxiliary steam ship JASON, X tias tons, NA hone power, J. T. HURST, commenter, Dow hieting in the uric, is ;London) Docks, will leave on 13th September, embark ing preen:en at, and leaving DRAYS:OIND on 16th September Cu. CALCUTTA, coaling at the Cape of good How, and calling at MADRAS to land and embark-passeogen oaty This resell uncent ship, built expressly for the India Trade, h as been thoroughly refitted, has arrrate accommodation for presagers, and will carry an experienced surgeon, also a stewardea The averse µwage of the last four Bremen has been 74 days d hours to Niaiirsx and the laat, the Hydsepes, made the voyage in 66 days, being the shorteet passage on record. It is anticipated that the :,ucceeding vessels will accomplish the voyage in an approximate time. For freight or purge apply to DRINDLAT and Co., 66, Parliament street, 8. 7 F. : the Broken, ALFRED BRETT and 160, Leadenhalletreet, KC.: or at the OFFICKS of the 0011 - PANT, 9, Mincing-lane, London, KC., where also application for appointments as midshipmen In this service should be made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary. BOMBAY Direct (to follow the Edwin Fox), with tiulck despatch, the splendid lastgaiLing clipper ship SALAMANCA, A 1 13 years, 381 tons register, G. N. Lit' 6.A Commander: loading In the East India Socha Hu excellent ao commodstion for passengers. SI ill carry an experienced surgeon. — For freight or Waage apply' to SULKILY, HANICEY, and SEP ELL, V. Inadeahallutreet, FOR Ii'JRRACHIE (calling at Beypore), hartnn nearly the whole of her earnengaged. the fine Hrithb built ship POICTIERS, Al in Red, new co 766 tons register : W. D. OMENS, Commander; in the Sid India Dock. —/a *riga , apply too TLY, RANH EY, and BIWICIL, let r d i e=street, &C. QRANGIHAE direct—The well-known clipper eldp 8H21.111111.NE, • 1 12 yearn 372 tons neater, loading to the Mut ladle Doehn—lfor freight or wow. apply to HOLUM, ICNItYIiT, and HOLMES, nunoottrt, Corn 4 lll, or to ta:LLATLY. HANLEY. and SEWELL, 27, Leadenhall-street, LC VANCOUVER'S ISLAND, calling at San franc:loco.— The JASPER, A l at Lloyd's. now Wahine loading in St. Katharine Docks. Shippers requested to send their goods alongside without further delay.—Apply to AN Dit/W WRIGHT and Co., 19, St. Helen's-place; or to JOHN and anatzr GRANT, 111, laochurcbatreek &C. BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUMALIAN CLIPPIES tram LONDON Direct 1 . 1 11 • I Tommie& I Dooki. Port i STaneY Syd ney Mdneyr;i bso Qtbeembad Queensland : 'Thames ; XIN London °Souibeenikilo 1 IMO London Light of thepo. LOGO London Ynnceap Ro .1 2,000 L India Flying CIOR . 4 2.600 ,L India Montmorency , 1,600 'L India To SAIL Sept. 10. dept. 21. Oct. 10. Sept. . W Sept. SO. . _ 15 - ci,A);;•3O. The odetwated line of packele have, by their punctuality and rapid pennies, earned a world known reputation, and their pu mp, seocenmodation is uneurpeseed by any vessels afloat.—For at particulars respecting freight or panne to Australia apply to JAWS IttINEB and Co , Liverpool all Agents for the Black Ball Linea! Packets. end 1. Y. MACKAY and Co., 1, Leaden. hallatreet, Loudon, LC. IVIESSES. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of Btacksall-yard. London‘ LINE of PACK ET SHIPS to AUS TRALIA —Fur MRLBOURNK Port Phillip direct, to leave the Docks on SATURDAY, Sept. 20, calling at Plymouth, the splen did clipper ship STASH, 1,000 tons. ROBERT BLDG TIM Com mander lying h& the sea India Boa. Her accommodations for ail classes of primers are anaurpassed, and she will carry an erpeelenced surgeon. For freight or passage apply to M'LEOD, ALLPORT, and MORGAN, with • Messrs. Money Pilgrim and Sous, 7, Leadenhall street. Passengers by this line of packets are conveyed from Paddington to Plymouth first-clans for second class fares, and second-class for third-clan fares. TO BRITISH COLOMBIA YOR A3l 10s. LY STEAM COMMUNICATION to N I VNEW YORE Direct.—The LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHLt STRAM.BIIIP COMPANY Intend despatch. leg their full.powered Clyde-built Ire. Screw Stearsakups, calling it Queenstown to embark passengers and despatches. as follows : WEEKLY FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK. ETNA, Wednesday, Sept. 10. CITY OF BALTIMORE. WednesdaY, Sept. 1 7. CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Sept. 24. And every sacceedlng Wednesday. Cabin passage, 15, 17, and 21 gnlnesa according to the axons. medation. Forward passage, 8 guleese, Including all provisions cooked. Passengers for Canada, the United States, and British Columbia, hooked through 011 very advantageous terms.—For further particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 22, Watcratreet, Liverpool; or to LIVES and MACEY, 81, King Will City. I TNDIMINISHED SUCCESS of LITTLE COBELLL the wonderful and Incomparable gymnaste; and enthusiastic reception of Miss Constance, the Star of the West, who, together with Matteotti lowelblni, Madame Vale ,qEthe celebrated sopntno, SAM COMM mid a host of will appear EVERY EVENING. at the LONDON ON. LOOL mid ISONNILULMUL Proprietors. CRYSTAL PALACE. SPECIAL ARRANGE merit for the Week ending September 13. Admission, ONE SHILLING EVS.I . II( DAY ikturday Inclusive). Open daily from Nine till Monday-Iktscent of Mr.CogereWs Mammoth Balloon. Tuesday—The Great Annual Brno Band Contest. Wednesday—Masai over the Fountains. Thursday-Fell Mph* of all the Great Fountains. Saturday—Blondtn on the low rope. 3reat Inhibition of Pictures, for the /sale of Original Works— Victoria Craw Gallery, by Desangea—rhutographle ExhiblUon— Fine Arts Court'. Vlsitoisteliitibd on sale all kinds of manufactured articles In great variety, of the choicest deacription, ularly In the China, Glen, Stationery, French, Industzla, Furniture, and Foreign Courts, and the Carriage Department. Thera,* and Gardens to great beauty ; Thousand' of Flowers in full bloom. ilalf-tioines Season Tickets available till let May, led BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-MIPS, appointed by the Adistralty to salt between LIVERPOOL and k}W YORK, and between LEVU,- POOL and ROSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other ports to land and receive ousile, goods, and passengers, the Boston ships calling at Halifax to land and receive passengers and Mr Majesty's walk The follo or other vessels are ap vo ai : ila* -41. iiemrpnll4 •11. Osoir-trteceiv• SCOTIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, Sept. 13. EUROPA, for BOSTON. Saturday, Sept. 20. • PERSIA. for NEW YORK, Saturdcy, Sept. 27. ' Taking passengen and goods for Nassau, to be transferred at New York on board the R. M.S.S. British Qccen. Bunge money, including steward's fee and provisions, but without wines or liquors:—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, : second cabin, El 6. To New York, chief cabin. g. 26 ; second Labin, EIS. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, E. 3 cr oa tin ;m a 1 . 1; 1 sLorlirdocenn-LJPrlrife—Apri to J. B d . Yoned, 51, riace deOlicl Bourse, Paris : 0. and J. Burns, Ruchananetreet, olasgew ; D. and C. Silver, Queenstown; or D. and C. ll'lver, 8, W atir- Street, Liverpool. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK. The GREAT EASTERN, 19,915 tons, WALTER PATON, Commander, will be despatched from Liverpool (with leave to call at Queenstown , , as under: WEDNESDAY, October I.—TUESDAY, November 18. Fares .—Farst Clans Cabin. ASO to En, according to accom modation, all haring the saute privileges In the taloon. Tourist, or Return Tickets, at a fare and a half. Second Class Cabin, al4 . intermediate, £lO Steerage, AA Bs. Freight on moderate tenni. _ ApPl3l;il;;Great Ship Company (Limited). 90. Cannonmtreet, London, KC.. and 27 and 211, The Albany, Old Hallmtreet, Liver pool or to SEYMOUR, PEACOCK, and Cm, 116, Feneburch street,SEAßLE. 19, Watermtreet, LI London, KC. For Stemma= apply Mao to SAM. and UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS b e t ween SOUTHAMPTON and NEW YORC.—The coardllEcdut toilmpe belonging to the North German Lloyd are appointed ease Southampton for NEW YOLK direct, can 7 the United States Malls : HANSA. $,300 tons, 700 horse-power, Wednesday, Oct. 1. 811.5114:2, 3,000 tuns, 700 horsepower, Wednesday. Oct. 15. NEW YORK, 5,000 tons, 700 horse-power, Wednesday, Oct. N. The speed and accommodation rf these steamers are ungur Vaned by any steamships crossing the ocean, and the dietary and general arrangements for the convenience and comfort of passengers are imexceptlonable. Pares: First class upper saloon, 20 maim= ; first-class lower saloon, 13 guineas ; S guineas. Freight taken on moderate temu—Apply to PHIL LIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS, It, Rood-lane, Fenchurch street. EC.: CittiSKEY and Co., 3, Lothbury, E.C. ; or to J. H. WOLFF and Co., Southampton. PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PRILLIPPS despatch the nndermentimutd Ant-class steamers For ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. the BATAVIER, from the British and Foreign Steam Wharf, Wapping, every Sunday morning. at 11 am., and the FYKNOORD, Thursday morning early, from off the Tower. For BREMEN, tele° a week, the ADLER. MOWN, or BeIIWALBR, alternately Wednesday end Saturday, from Horse lydown, at 11 a.m. , calling at Blackwell Pier to receive passen gers a at noon. Farts: AS, El, and 10• Return ticket. at • tare and halt. _ _ --- Notice.—The Railway between Bremen and Bremerhaven Is now open foe the oonveyance of passengers and merchandise to all wt.. of Germany. I'm GOTHENBURG, the LONDON, Sept. 9, from Horaely down :to be followed by the GUSTAF WA-9A. Faroe, £33s, I , ;;COPEiiIAGEN, MALMO, and STOCKHOLM, the EAST ANGLIAN, Sept. 9, from lioreelistowe. For freight, passage, ete.,app'y at Chap Ha's Universal Nike, 11 Regent-circus, W. or to PH T IA MPS, GRAFI% and FkilLLlPrzi, , Bood.lans, CHEAP EXCURSION to CALAIS an d RACK, from the Victotia Weet-End Station, Herne Hill, and ciaplum Stations of the LONDON. CHATBAbf , and DOVER. RAILWAY COMPANY. on SUNDAY, the 7th of September b y , SPECIAL MAINS and steamer. Fir s t Cl am, 10 e.. S econ d am, 7e. fd , leaving Victoria at 7.30 a .m. As only a limited number of tickets for these excursions can be Doted, early application should be made to prevent disappoint wet, OD or before Saturday, the 6th September. Handbills can be obtained at all the booking -offices of the Company. By permlasion of the Mayor of Calais, the splendid municipal band the military perform during the afternoon at Calais, also the band of PELICAN LIFE !NM:MAW da, CE OFFICE, in 1797, and 67, Charing-mom, S.W. MIADIIIIII No. 70. Lombard.str,et. E.C. _ log Scion. Octavio' E. Coops, Henry Lancelot Holland , rag. W.cott..., , Wm. James Lancaster, Esq. John Darts Em. Jelin Labhoek. FAA. James A. Gordon, D Benpuntn Shaw, Fab P. 14. Matthew Whit Esq. Edward Hawhlnt , Jun., Fun. liarroadake WyW Esq., Kirkman LS Hodgson, LN., M.P. M.P. Eckert her, secretary and Actuary.the amount of Bonus awarded at the recent division a to Poheies of sl,OOO each, effected for the whole Life at the lioniermentiooed ages : Bumph,. of of ?mato Tern of Ago .hen Assured. Duration of Policy. Bonus in Cash. Bonus In Reversion. 7 Tan 14 years 21 years 7 years 14 pars 21 Tan 7 years 14 years 111 Pan C 97 666 0 36 2 73 10 44 8 82 0 •91$ 84 10 61 1 96 10 76 2 108 0 16 4 117 10 117 2 144 10 144 1 166 10 of 496191 367. Proposal. de 9 applysitheolll449, 30941 Far Prori; as lasso. ar _ atlases, Forms to asp of tie C MIISCULLR POWER RESTORED is YOORTgar DAYS, without the p ot ability of Wore. Ymplorataced remedy enclose two stasopit—Addriss, CEP D•Sowt-Artol. W. 40 . 4 , eo LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1862. METROPOLITAN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, No. g, Princes-sired, Bank, Loudon. blabtidied 18= DILICTORS. Daniel biers. ism, Esq., Jr. Lloyd, Hag., Birmingham. Bristol. Sir J. Parton, M.P., Chats. Peter Cater, worth. James Dawsosi, b %sq. Joseph Pease. Faq., Darlington. Francis J. Beldame, Esq. Henry Shut, Esq. Francis For, Eng. J. Ingram Travers, Esq. George Harker, Ilig. Joseph Underwood, Esq. Fraser Hendsaw, Faq. George Vaughan, Esq. William J. Lather, Faq. Richard S. Wilkinson, Faq. IX.DIRICTORS by rotation). Elchard Fry, Lq., liverpook Wm. Grant, Esq., Portsmouth. George Pearce, Esq. ADVANTAGES OP ASSURING WITH THIS SOCIETY. Economical management, no paid agents being employed, and so commission alloyed. _ _ . The appicael;;;iiie whole of the moats to the reduction of fe prenduma of Members of fire years or upwards. The guarantee of an accumulated fund oaeedfoQ X 960,000 A gross annual income exceeding During its existence the Society has paid In claims, without a Angle instance of dispute And has returned to members in reduction of their The sums assured by existing policies exceed . 3.900000 Inc the year ending the 4th April, Mal, as abatement has been declared at the rate of 60 per cent. Proepectuses, Copies of Annual Account., and full particulars, may be obtained cm application to Sept. 1, LOCH. RINEY MARSHAL, Actuary. CRYSTAL PALACE.-EVENING DISPLAY of r01:114TAIN& —lt being IM fall hoevoot moos on Mon day evening, the Terns Fountains will be played at MY-put SOVIIII o'clock. EXCURSIONISTS may SECURE £lOO for their YAM:ELM in caws of MATE or CI weekly tar ACCIDENT THIMSZLVES by biking it tailwed 67 RAILWAY en INSURANCE TICKET, costing TWOYENCR of the • RAILWAY PAINZNOERN ASSURANCE 00.1(PANY, the only onnyany ensuring against railway accidents who are excluallt privileged to tune insurance tickets at the various callwey N.B.—Take your insurance ticket when IVOU y tare. 114, Corahtli, KC. 'WILLIAM J. , Secretary. CRYSTAL PALACE.-BRASS BAND OfINTEST.—MONEY and INETII7IOINT6 anssuntlng to ONE HUNDRED and lIIPY poimps. On TUESDAY the NATIONAL BRASS BAND CONTEST wHI be held at the Palace. The entries, numbering 49, include the most noted Amateur Bands of the country. After the preliminary contest the WHOLE of the BANDS, together with the Buglers and Drammen of her Ma jesty's Foot Guards will be united iu the Great Handel Orchestra, and perform the following programme, under the direction of Mr. Enderby Jackson s--1. Coronation Marc!, hieyerbeer's ; 2. General Jackson's Schottische, Tidswell . 3. Rifle Corps March, Z. Jackson; 4. Rifle Gelop, Farmer 5. Hallelujah Chorus, Han dal ; & Rule Britannia and God Save the Queen. Open at Nine; Contest at Eleven. Grand Performance at Three.—Admission One Shilling. R E L ONDO N, 191, Fleet-Ars* sew Temple-bar. SAWYKII FAHOUS IDNDON DINNER for THIS DAY, "." POTAOLS. • Tete de Veaa—S. la Julienne. POISSON. Bougeta a Titanium—Merlons hits. Compote de Pigeon—Venation Hudak. Mouton reiti mime sun olgnons—Skut 121111211175. Pending 3 la Victorla—Compote de Pommes do Normandie. Fromage et Balade. TO-MORROW, September 7, the LONDON DINNRR will consist of— POTAOI2I. A La Creses—Fite POUNION. Monte sauce anx Etaitras—Soles Bites. 131111.1125. Baulk de Filet de Bceut It la Partsieune—Tete de 'eau 1 la Poalet. Mouton bouilll—Veau TOM. Pouding de Catqw ;iIO - t - e de Prunes de Berdesax. Neon' et salad . On MONDAY, September 8, the LONDON DINNER will comfit of— POTAGRII. Queue de Bauf l PAngtais —sax Verralcelle. POISSON. Turbot sauce Holkualaise—Merlans frita. =TRIMS. Cotelettcu de Mouton a la Batorme—PeUte Pates de Homed. Ikea braisk—Selle de Mouton retie. Feuding de CabineTliarteliites aux Con Mew. Fremage et Salade. An extensive and carefully-selected stock of French, Rhenish, Moselle, and other Wines, imported expressly for The Loudon Dinner. A fine Haunch of Venison every day at 5 o'clock. N.B. During the Exhibition Season The London Dinner will be served daily from two until nine o'clock, and Dinners In the Dodo, Room Ala carte from one until ten o clock. Open on Sundays at four o'clock. RAWYNX, 7rapeietor. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH and EON. 3 sod 4. GOODGE-STREET, W. BROWN BROTHERS. -PATENT CHAIRS and 001/CHBS, Barrack Furniture, Trunks, Pad:man. teens, do.-16S, Piccadilly. Cataksgues free. fIAVIES'S SPERM CANDLES, le. 4d. and A! Is. Id. per lb. ; One British wax, IL 5d.: bansparent wax, la. 6 dceulne wax, 2s. 4d. ; Denman wax, IL ad. ; botanic wax. la. ; sperm , la composite, dd., 9d, sod the beet, 10/d. metallic for Palmer a lamps, Sid. : magnums, 9d. ; dips, Led. ; moulds, Bd. , Colon oil, 4 ILL per gallon yellow 804 9) 301 ” 40L, 41a, and 48a. per 11SIba ; mottled, 48a. ; old brown Windsor, In 9d. par packet; 001111Z1106 brows Windsor, in.; white Windsor, la. ad. ; honey, Is. 4d : glycerine and almond, IL per bar—tor cash, at M. P. DAVIES and SONS' fold-established ware house, W. St. Idarthfialane, Charing-cross. London. W.C. (CALS. —By Screw Steamers and Railway. Highbury sad Mainland Coal Heidi& No travellers or sante employed. LEA and Co.'s price for Retton, Haswell, and Lambton Wa!bend, the best house coal direct from the col lier:es by screw steamers. le Ele. per ton (do Dot pay more under sill pretext) ; Hartlepool, Us.. Tantleld, 17s. ; bent small, lls. IWand, by railway: Elllutone, first class, 41a ; second class, len.. = Cram, l 9 sad 185. ; Barnsley, 175, ; Hartley, las. Net Delivered screened to any part of London. All orders direct to LEA and Co., chief omoes, North London Railway &alb" Higlibtu7, Islington, or VALUES of GOLD.—WATHERSTON and lIIIOGDEN, for the information of the Public and their numerous Patrons, beg to make the following announcement re the VALUE of GOLD, feeling persuaded that the Into tests 1 the fair trader and the public will be alike protected by the wide circulation of knowledge on this subject. Gold being divided Inas 24 parts or cantle, it toll ws that geld of Its carats Ina la 18 corate..l3 84 9 carats .. 11 11 10 worth ..1.4 4 Ili 17 carats.. 3 1 8 carata 3 SI per ounce. 16 carafe.. 2 1 7; 7 carats .. 4 9 13 carats.. 4 1 5 15 mate.. 2 1 1 6 carats .. 1 ti II carats (British 14 carets.. 1 5 carats .. 17 8 standard) 317 10i 13 coyote.. 0 4 carats .. 14 lj 111 carats.. 114 4 11 mists :: 1 14 3 carats .. 10 Ti ID WWII— 310 9i 11 cants.. 118 1 2 cant... 7 1 19 mats.. 11 7 3 10 carats.. 115 44 1 carat ... 8 gi Manufackwy, 14 Hamietta-street, Covent -garden, W.C., London. = ha m= of Chaim and Jewellery for L. each. N.B. TM: I. Memel at 6 in the evening, and on Saturdays atone ;clock "A FACT WORTHY OF HOTS". MR, MILES REMOVED from Bond-atzeet to 7 . 3, BROOK-STREET, HANOVER-SQUARE on the let October, 18.50. The me. Trousers (originated by him) better Mae ever. Established IB4L SPRCTACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, will most certainly preserve the Mght. Better cannot be made. Bteel, with crystals or pebbles, 15a.; steel, with 3e. to 10a. Gold and Silver Spaded,* and lye• Glasses Hama. I' eat tariety. at equally low prices. Herrin's Prospect Glass, lh ed. post free. TllOB. HARRIS and SON, Opticians to the Royal Family, °Nitrite the British Museum Gates, London. Established 1780. Quitlon.—No travellers employed. BNOTICE. B OND'S PERMANENT MARKING INK.- To .old disappointment from the substitution of coun terfeits, be careful to ask for the Genuine Bond's Permanent Marking Ink. and further to distinguish it, observe that NO SIXPENNY SIZE is, or has at any time been prepared by him. the inventor and proprietor. N.B.—The genuine and ORIGI NAL 1105 UR PERMANENT MARKING INK bears the address on the label, 10, LONG-LANE, WERT SMITHFIELD, CITY. ASTHMA, BHORTNESS o f BREATH , BRON NKURALCIA, infallibly relieved end cured by the amPICM CIOARKTFES (Pectoral Fumigators). The smoke, being inspired. penetrates into the chest, calms the whole nem esis system, facilitates expectoration, and assists the functions of the imp 117, ortant organs of respiration.—T. Fapic, Rue d'A ms t er - th em e Chemist, lialmarket.Ma M. ea. box. Bold In London by ANEVER FAILING REMEDY. I. sccrrre BILIOUS and UV= PILLS, prepared with out any Mercurial Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr. Scott. will be found Invaluable to all who suffer from bilious and liver corn plainte, indigestion, wind mums, giddhiese, dimities@ of the eyes. de. For habitual costiveness. as a family aperient medicine, and as a purifier of the blood, they are truly excellent ; mud in 'heir and grateful to the stomach they Mate appetite, digestion, and strengthen the whole nervous system.— rad by 22„/Ambert s 20, Jermynatreet, and by most la boxes, Is. led. and 2s. so Be sure to k for Dr. and Liver MM. The genuine are &square green package, with "William Lambert," engraved on the stamp. TRIFSEMAR, No. 1. 1 for acquired L oca l an d General Debility . Mesmer, No. IL, for those disorders where Copsibs is employed Trlessesar, No. 111. for all awes where Mercury Is administered. Sent Rost free by return for two stem—Address MEDICOS, 444, Mabzetreet ,or tm it e the Me of St. George's Chunk), lasevereguare, London, RIOORD'S 11881 NOE of LIFE redeem rembeal Ile lir mod Maimed ermetttations In bar maim Yellen Is leepoullelm Whets an permanent. Ito maselialloa sus, with tail to troniona se IIIL, or tear ysaaUde for 3k.. sent anywhere. web/1h a Oapeeked reeetpt ant ot De rmal ar temeeer etaamm—liete sant; MUT mil , ISA W . Temple-bar. THE Thoraxes Ix Learcenturs.—The Mansion house committee held their usual weekly meeting yester day, wheo the Lord Mayor presided for the first time since his return to his official duties. The other members of the committee present were Mr. Stems Dilberoghee and Mr. Howse; Mr. Gibbs, the secretary, wee also present. It is to be regretted that, from the tenor of the communications received from ell parte of the manufacturing districts, there appears to be no doubt that the distress among the cotton operatives is augmeotiog daily, and indeed almost hourly ; end there were a number of applications for grant' from the funds at the disposal of this committee. A great many suggestions are made II to the mode of in creasiug the funds, and among them there has been one within the last day or two from • respect able tradesman, proposing to have • box at his place of business for the reception of small soma, sod sag posting that if this proceeding were to be carried out gene rally in the metropolis, a very considerable sum might be obtained. The committee have not felt themselves justified In authorising the carrying out of this plan, but in this par ticular case they have notified that they see no objection to the proceeding, and that they will be ready to accept nay money that may be so obtained. The total amount of money received by the Mansion-house committee up to last night was 45,1421. 17s. 5d., and the amount that has been distributed to different districts is 23,7531. 35., so that a balance of 21,0001. still remains in their hands. The following sums were yesterday awarded, after careful con sideration of all the circumstances oonoected with each case, to the districts mentioned :—To Crompton, near Old ham, 1001. ; to Preketead, near Manchester, 150/. ; to Tot tiugton, near Bury, 25/. ; and to Linsley, near Ashton under-Lyn*, 1001. These were new cues, but the following additional grants were also made :—To Ribchaster, 501. ; to Hurst, 751. ; to Rochdale, 5001. ; to Blackburn, 5001. ; and to Witten, 100/. A number of applications from other places stand over for future consideration. The eminent firm of Coleman, Turquand, and Co., public socountanta,wbo have undertaken the hmorary duty of auditing the accounts of the committee, have commenced their proceedinp within the last day or two, and they have certified that the ac counts and vouchers down to September 1 are quite correct. WHITEHALL, BIM. 3. —The Queen bee been pleased to peeswt the Bev. William Shaw, LA., to the church and parish of Alice, in the presbytery of Stirling, and county of Clackmenre, vacant by the death of the Rev. Peter Brotherston, D.D.--Chwette. CRYSTAL PALACE.—ONE SHILLIA. 9pos_ trots Mae. Nolo.—Adzatasiao on Mooday Zvoaing meta Ball-pat Sc?!.. ORYSTAL PALACE.—MONDAY NEXT. forN...m Opts at at —G Mllreae.—Orchestr r a Band. at /2.3o—OrPa at*. 2t oantalna, at 11.1oa Asoeu— Pr itrchestral Band . at 6—Organ Pu.f *—Ba ess, B at 615 =e Fountains by Moonlight, at 7.20 General Anoemente during the day. CRYSTAL PALACE.-MONDAY NEXT.- N./ All the GIIAT FOUNTAINS at Ealt-paet Three. PALAIS de ORLSTAL.—TOUTES LES GILANDIS LUZ lazuli prochsta a trots hearts et deists CRYSTAL PALACE.-BALLOON ASCENT. On Monday next, at 4 o'clock, Mr. H. Coswell will make another ascent In the Mammoth Balloon, fspecially constructed the Meteorological Observations of the British Association. The Balloon will be inflated on the Archery Ground, and will make partial Ascents to the height of about 260 feet during the afternoon. Tickets for seats in the ear for these lucent'. Haltu-Crown each. Parties desirous of accompanying Mr. Oeuvre', on his aria] so should address him at, enurch road, Tottenham, or at the Crystal Palace. FOUNTAINS by MOONLIGHT on MONDAY ZVENDIG. E.—BRASS BAND IDAY, Sept. 9, 1862. 61 for the competition : Waltham Mills. Sattunda-Ashfield. Peterboro', Amateur. Dodworth (near Barnaley). Ist Sussex V.A.C., Brighton. Bothwell Sanborn. South Notts' Y.V.C. (Notting ham). 2014 West York V.8.C., Dews-' Wednesbury V.R.C. bury. Wakefield V.R.C. London Irish V.B.C. Dewsbury Borough. 3rd Durham V.R.C. (1Miltopo• ' NotOnghain Sax Tuba. weannouth). eth Cheshire V.LC. South Yorkshire Railway Caw West Hartlepool Operatic. Pon,. M 19th Lancashire V.A.C. 20th Dnrhati \at Stanhope 14th KentWoolwich. Batley (near Leeds). Todmorden Amateur. 29th Middlesex, H.M. 12th Middlemen V.R.C., Bernet. Black Dyke Mil!, (near Halifax) 3nl Dorset V.A.C., Brldport. Osaett Temperance. 11th Lancashire V.A.C., Liver. Lincoln. pool. Bromley near Leeds). Leyburn (near Bedard. Civil Service V.B.C. (fist Mid. Melbourne (near Derby!. diesel). Howletts, Norwich. J. W. Dodsworth's, Bradford. Allendale (near Carlisle;. Blandford (Dorset!. BirmLoghsan Tradesmen. Sherwood Bangers (Newark). Monk Bretton Victoria. 15th Durham V.B.C. (Darling- Hall Green ' W. Hampton). tom. ! 51st Lancashire V.R.C. Open at Nine. Contest at Eleven. Grand United Perform ance of all the Bands, assisted by the Buglers and Drummers of her Majesty's Foot Onards, at Three o'clock. One Shilling. Note.—The combined effect of this array of bands arranged in the Handel Orchestra,will be most astounding. CRYSTAL PALM CONTEST, TUB The following Bands are enter Deighton (near Huddersfield). Delph Saxhorn (near Maisohew ter , 30th htiddleaex, V.8.C., Chesterfield V.B.C. W. L. Morriner% 'Cele:day. 2nd Hants V.8.C., Sonthadlii ton. TOURISTS and TRAVELLERS, visitors to the Seaside, and others exposed to the scorching rays of the sun and heated particles of dust, will find ROWLANDS Ka DoR a most refreshing preparation for the complexion, dispelling the cloud of languor and relaxation, allaying all beat and irritability, and immediately affording the pleasing sensation attending restored elasticity and healthful state of the skin. Freckles. tan spots, pimples, flushes, and discolorations are eradi cated by its application, and glee place to a healthy purity and delicacy of complexion. Price fig. lid. sad tis. 6d. per bottle. 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N.B.—This intensely interesting work surpasses In dramatic effect and narrative power anything hitherto produced. London : Ward and Lock, 158, Fleet-street. THE POLICE.II,kOII3TATEt On Septentl;e7isi,VeVeibefore pubWhed , prim 2a, RECOLLECTIONS of an IRISH POLICE MAGISTRATE. Edited by his Son-in-Law, IL L ADDISON. This work records the extraordinary career of the late cele brated Major Voles, Chief Pollee Magistrate of Munster, his surprising pursuit of " Whitebeys," " Terry Alta," and " Peep o Day Boys." and his marvellous escapee from all kinds of plots to entrap and asausinate him. London : Ward and lock, 168. Fleetatmet. DR. CUNTIB ON NLIVOUBNkOIB. OSAMU DUMMY, itc, 764 published, pries 1a.., peste's trom the Author for It stamps. AMEDICAL ASS A Y on the CAUSE and cults of PIUDIATURR DICLLNIC In MAN, with plain direction' for perfect reetoration to health and vigour, the result of twenty-dve years' satocaseful practice In the treatment of those peculiar nervous and acquired diseases which tend to embitter and shorten life. by Dr. J. L come, 16, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly, London. OmenUations, 10 till 3, and ato & We feel aolsesitation In saying there's no member of society by whom the bout willnot be found useful—whethersuch person bold be relation et parenk preceptor, or clomp-man." —Sun. London: Mann. 30. CornhiU and J. Alley 90. Warwick-lane. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (istrTzs's Tazowts.) ITALY. TURIN, firm 5. The companions of Garibaldi who disembarked with him at Spersia were conveyed last night to Fenestrella. Some Garibaldians, disbanded after the conflict at Aspromonte, have been taken. Others have voluntarily surrendered to the authorities. NAPLES, Sam 4, Evzsitra. Yesterday evening thirty prisoners escaped from the prison of Castel Capuano. All of them have, however, been recaptured. MESSINA, SErr. 4, Emilio. The state of public feeling in this city is excel lent. A column of Garibaldians, commanded by Tra selli, were surprised yesterday evening by a bat talion of the 65th Regiment of the line, and lost their arms, baggage, and 90 prisoners, among whom were a major, a captain, ten officers and six de serters from the royal troops. The latter were slot. The remainder of the Garibaldians were met by a battalion of the 45th Regiment, which took 80 more of them prisoners. Trsaelli then sent a flag of truce, giving his word of honour that the column should lay down their arms and disperse within 48 hours. GENOA, Barr. 5. A bulletin has been issued to day by the phr aicians attending upon Garibaldi, stating that the general symptoms exhibited by their patient are very satisfactory. TURIN, Bier. 5. The Gazette di Torino of to-day says : "The ministry wishes Garibaldi to be tried by a military tribunal, but, foreseeing the possibility of such a tribunal declaring itself incompetent, it has submitted the question to a conference of the Pro cureure Generaux." The Official Gazette publishes a bulletin of the health of Garibaldi, which states that the ball has penetrated the ancle joint and fractured the right tibial malleolus. Inflammation has set in, but there are no alarming symptoms. GENOA, err. 5. The Morimento of to-day publishes a report of the physician who is in attendance upon Garibaldi, according to -which, up to three o'clock yesterday, the sufferings of the General were not very acute. The patient was calm, but rather feverish. His appetite was good. Menotti Garibaldi's wound is not very serious. The report of the death of Miseori has been con tradicted. The royal Princes arrived this morning at Genoa. FRANCE. PARIS, £ftrr. 5. La France of this evening, in an article signed by M. do la Gneronnihre "on the abandonment of Rome by France," says : "The moment has arrived when the French go vernment must choose between the policy which demands the abandonment of Rome, involving the fall of the Pope and the unity of Italy, and that which requires a limited occupation, with a fixed object, and under formal reserves, calculated to reconcile the independence of the Holy Father with the legitimate aspirations of the Roman people for the development of their political existence." M. de la Gueronniere opposes the first-mentioned policy, and endeavours to demonstrate the possibi lity of Italy definitively constituting herself without Rome for her capitaL The Pattie of this evening mentions a rumour that the Marquis de Lavalette is about to make a journey to Biarritz. The Pruse says: " Disturbances have taken place in several towns in Sicily. At Spezzia a manifestation was commenced by the people, who shouted Gari baldi for ever !' but on a part of the Italian squadron taking up a position before the fortress of Varignano, the assemblage dispersed. Slight en counters have occurred between the royal troops and small bands of Garibaldians." SPAIN. MADRID, Ban. 5. The official journal of to-day announces that in consequence of an audience which Senor Concha, Spanish ambassador to France, has had of the Emperor, wherein he gave frank explanations to his Majesty, all divergence of opinion between France and Spain has ceased. TURKEY AND MONTENEGRO. VIENNA, kirrr. 6. _ _ _ On Wednesday last negotiations took place at Cettigne between the Turks and Montenegrins, in the presence of the Russian consul. The former demanded that Montenegro should recognise the suzerainty of the Porte; that Mirko should be re moved from the Montenegrin territory ; and that the Turkish troops should always be allowed to march through Bpuz and Nikeich. These conditions not being accepted by the Montenegrins, the march of the Turkish troops to Cettigue will commence to-day. A FOOLHARDY CONTEST. —On Sunday evening last a number of young men of that class in life a little above the labourer were enjoying themselves in one of the shady bowers attached to a public-house in the south-eastern suburbs of this city, and jovial fellows they were, for their beer was not going round in the ordinary quiet "pewter," but in gallons and half-gallons. Finding, after partaking of • considerable quantity of it, that it did not cause that amount of hilarity amongst them generally consequent upon • liberal imbibition, they set themselves to dis cover • pleasure of a more exciting character. That choose was wage • , and although many offers were made sod accepted by several, yet there was one which none of them seemed inclined to take • venture at, and that extraordinary one was a wager of five half-gallons of " Sir John's" that no roan there would fight the watch-dog belonging to the public-house with no other means of defence or attack than his hands. Knowing the &COMM of the dog when aroused, none of them quickie accepted the offer. However, after some time, one young man, who fills a situation under • public company trading from this city, accepted the wager ; and all preparations having been made, the dog was called out. The man began the " sport" by tantalising him, and the animal gradually growing maddened under the irritation, sprang at his assailant and seized him by the left hand. A struggle that described as really fearful to witness then ensued. The I dog is large and powerful, and the young man is of a robust frame and determined disposition. Finding his left hand almost altogether in the animal's mouth, he caught him by the throat to try to make him loosen his grip, but ia this he failed, for the dog only tightened his teeth on the band until it was almost bitten through. He then released his grip, and attacked the man about the legs, on one of which he inflicted • deep and severe wound. The man caught the dog by both hands round the throat to try and strangle him, but the dog by sheer strength forced him upon the ground, and commenced biting him shout the bands in • fearful manner. The spectators seeing that the pine had proceeded far enough, and that there wee danger of the man being killed, resound him from the infuriated animal. He had in the encounter received about seventeen wounds, one of which is of • dangerous character, while the dog came off almost unscathed.—Cork Constitution. NEWSPAPER ( 4j t 113 r t 9 ' Air l \ 5 P. - . • 4 , - 0 • - X 3 [TWOPE. [Stamped. ld. Additional] ITALY. THE STATE OF SIEGE IN NAPLES. (nom otra owl NAPLES, Auourr 31. Yesterday I was stunned by the terrible news of the defeat of Aspromoute, told to me at my break fast by one of the officials. I could not bear the idea that Garibaldi should be wounded by Italian hands, be • prisoner on the very soil which he had conquered for Victor Emmanuel. I found no com fort in the thought that even by his defeat the hero has opened the gates of Rome to Italy, and in that respect was happier than Miltiadee, Manlius, and Columbus ; I felt that the bullet which struck him in the foot bad rebounded and hit Victor Emmanuel's crown. How many of my friends may be among the dead—how many among the wounded I And the prisoners—are they to be tried ? Are the wounds of Italy again to be ripped open 1 It was a bad augury for the fate of my friends that 1 was at last informed to-day that neither La Marmots nor the queestor had anything to do with my arrest, but that I had been arrested upon a direct telegraphic order from Rattaszi. The minister puts indeed a medlieval refinement into his terrorism, and well aware that I am on my return to Turin, has me imprisoned at Naples, where the constitution is suspended at the very moment of my departure. It was the fourth day of my detention, but I waited still in vain for any inquest. I did not see either the Queestor or his secretary ; I am not handed over to the judicial power, I remain here as a suspected person, who might be dangerous ;• but I am resolved to make use of the permission to write letters, by recording in your paper the various incidents of prison-life under the rule of Signor Rattazzi, until I am either set free or transferred to some prison where I shall not enjoy the same facilities of communication as here. This alternative is indeed not at all au ex aggeration of my excited brain, since about , eight o'clock in the evening Colonel Carbo. nelli, who like me has not yet undergone any inquest, was told by a delegate he was to be transferred to the dungeon of La Concordia. He took leave and went. Two hours later, how ever, he was again brought back, labouring under the highest excitement. The prison to which he bad been conveyed is not destined for persona awaiting their trial ; it is a penitentiary, filled with convicted murderers, thieves, and house breakers. The colonel was revolted at the idea of being thrown among such scoundrels, and his pro tests were so violent that the police delegate who had accompanied him returned to the secre tary of the Qutestura, Signor Amore, remonstrating against that unnecessary harshness in the case of • political prisoner. The secretary shrugged his shoulders, and said, " Let him be brought back." So the colonel returned, and upon his reclamation got at last to-day the promise that he shall be handed over to the Criminal Court, which will as certainly find that there is no reasoz for detention and a trial in the present came as it found the same in the case of M. Lupoi. That gentleman, who but lately had been an inmate of our place of deten tion, was so kind as to visit me yesterday, offering me his services. I at once appealed to him for towels, since the prisoners here are probably not supposed to wash, and therefore are not provided with towels. About midnight we got again an accession to our number. A young man, in 1860 a Garibaldian lieutenant, was brought into one wing of the Quess tura, under suspicion of having given assistance to Signor Libertini, the member of the Italian 'mint- ' meat, in eluding the police and taking refuge on board an English frigate. Upon being searched a copy of Garibaldi's proclamation of Catania was found upon him, which, under Iss Marmores rule, suffices for being conveyed to the Qurestura. Another young man was likewise brought in, he too an ex- Garibaldi= of 1860, but he is not a political pri soner—he had hid himself to evade conscription. Still, all the prisons being filled to overflowing by Camorristas, another great haul having been made to-day, the gentlemen prisoners are installed in the offices of the police, the police-prison being likewise crammed with low people. I see across the court yard at least a score of them in one middle-sized room. Having made some arrangements that steps should be taken at Turin for my liberation, I wrote to-day to Alexandre Dumas, requesting him to visit me. He is editing here a political paper, and I desired to put him right about some facts in con nexion with Garibaldi, which he had misrepre sentedl trusting the despatches of the Agenzia St jars. He at once sent his co-editor to me, ex cusing himself for the moment, but he is to come to-morrow. I intend to apply through him for permission to visit the Museum and Pompeii, under the surveillance of the police. Perhaps such an irregular demand may be granted where every thing is irregular and arbitrary. THE KING AND GARIBALDI. (non oun owx comaroxzworr.) TURIN, Sm. 2. As there are no telegraph stations in the millet of the sea, none but a journalist 41 in Dumas could report upon the nature of Garibalcli's wounds and the state of his health whilst he was a prisoner on board the Duca di Genova, and yet there was no lack of news of that kind. Some of it had a very mischievous effect, and perhaps it was invented for that purpose. Garibaldi arrived yesterday in the Gulf of Spezzia, and is still on board the Duca di Genova, which is anchored off the port, and from which be has expressed a wish not to be removed until he has been visited by surgeons with whom be is acquainted. His son, who is more severely wounded than himself, is also on board. His other son, Riociotti, and his daughter, Teresita, are to arrive at Spezzia to-day to attend him, having received permission to do so. Meanwhile you will ask, what will be done with Garibaldi 7 A ministerial journal, which has been copied by others, said yesterday that it was decided, in the oouncil of ministers held that morning, to constitute the Senate a high court of justice to try Garibaldi on a charge of high treason, or of rebel lion against the safety of the State. But I have reason to believe that nothing was decided yester day, and the Official Gazette says not a word on the subject, although the ministerial journal added that the royal decree to the above mentioned effect would be published to-day. The question is a thorny one for all, and ministers would incur the danger of seeing things disclosed on the trial which they °ea tainly have weighty reasons for wishing to remain unknown. It is said that the King thinks of going incognito to speak in person with Garibaldi. Ministers are trying to dissuade bim from doing so. In any case it is anticipated that as the minims'e of the Princess Pia is near at band, the Ling will take advantage of that opportunity to exercise his prerogative of mercy. Whilst at this moment a strong government is an object of general desire, the wish is not lees strong that it should not remain in the bands of Rattaszi and Depretis. The present misfortunes are laid at their door, and their presence in the ministry is looked upon as involving the danger of a rupture with England, and as a continual menace of civil war or of anarchy. There is a rumour of Lamarmora's being about to enter the ministry as President of the CounciL It would be a great mistake. It would damage Lamarmora without strengthening the ministry, since there would remain in the latter the two principal authors of the present difficulties, against whom public aversion is strongly manifested. It would be a great lons, too, if Lamarmora were removed from Naples, now that he knows that region well, and is esteemed there for his franknesa,activity, and justice. There have been arrsgted in Florence saw ser vants of the Grand Duke, who had just re' turned in secret to that city, and who were among the most frantic brawler in the demonstration which took place in Via Calmioli and in front of the Poet-aloe. Among the cries which were raised there, with a uniformity that showed they were uttered pursuant to order, was that of "Death to Pallavicini !" The ignorant mobs, who repeat what they were taught, show that they do not even know that the person whom their teachers mean is the gallant Colonel Palla vicini, who commanded the Bersaglieri at A !pro monte. At Genoa " Death to Pallavicini !" was shouted furiously under the windows of the Mar chese Pallavicini, a very wealthy old man, who spends a great deal of his time in church, and never meddles with politics. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD RAM.-FRIDAY. A more delightful day for harvesting purposes could not be conceived, and many of the farmers in theneighbourhood were consequently in their " te " occupation that could no t at this undoubt edly most prosperous of the south country meatier. Never theless, the general attendance exceeded that of former meetings, and the ring was spin well filled, whilst the nu merous carriages surrounding the course fully testified to the intend taken in the national sport by the upper ten tbonesad. The racing produced much excitement, sad ere el the largest fields of juveniles that has been collected together during the season contested the Stratton Aridly Nursery Handicap. &bribed are details of the running. Tax INNKEZPERS' Furs (Handicap) of 40 son., added to • sweepstakes of 5 ems. each, 1 soy. ft, for all ages ; winners extra. Straight half mile. (24 subs.) Mr. st T 10Ib rowsors's Tarragona, by Orlando—Marcelon (Vordbam)e, 3 yrs, 7 Mr. Webb's Peignoir, $ yrs, de IA. Edwarde) Lord Coventry's Moneetrap, a fn, 7st 41b.. ,U. Grimehaw) The following also ran :—Punt Attempt, Sheerness, Mir Polhill. and Astrologer. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Mangoes, 3 to 1 apt Mousetrap, 100 to 30 apt Sheerness, and 8 to 1 each apt Peignoir and First Attempt. The two youngsters were a little fractious at the post, and Astrologer breaking away and running the Weis caused some trifling delay. Immediately after they *KO started a light cart was driven just in front of the horses when at the top of their speed, and a collision ap peared imminent. Fortunately, however, no accident oc curred. Peignoir , next the rails, made the ruining, with Tarneons lying second, and clone up were Shawnees, Astro loger, Mousetrap, and First Attempt ; Miss Penhill being in difficulties before maim the distance. Foram waited upon Peignoir until opposite the diatoms, when Tarragona made her effort, and was a fine race by a peek. Two lengths between maid sad third, and a neck between the third sad fourth. Astrologer was fifth, Sheerness sixth, and Mies Penhill bud. TEI STRATTON ADDLE! Nonni FILNDWAP al 100 soya, added to a sweepstakes at 10 soya each, 3 ft, for 2-yr olds ; wiener. extes. Those-qtrarters of a mile. (42 subs.) Mr. H. Smith's Avondale, by Yalu—Avonmero, gst Lb (including Mb extra) (Fordhara) I Mr. T. Illeattirs The Cobbler, Mt 10th (ear fist 111 b).. (Drew) 2 Mr. T. Parr's Moose, 7st lib (Clement) 3 The following also ran:—Rubini, Invasion, Marmite, Fontenoy, f by Ilkeston —Mountain Maid, lira, Chaim, Chaff The Prior, Hilly Grove, Tourist, The Idea, Trumps, Pits Ruyter, sad Golden Drop. Betting: 4 to 1 apt Moose, sto 1 apt Avondale, 7 to 1 apt Chaff, Bto 1 apt Tourist, 10 to 1 apt, Trumps 100 to 8 apt Galilee Drop, 100 to 7 apt The lam 100 to 6 each apt Fits Ruyter and the Cobbler, and 25 to 1 apt The Prior. A capinl Pert was effected after a short delay, the Mountain Maid filly showing slightly in advance. When the la had got fairly into their running, Chaff, with the Cobbler in attendance, went to the front, the Mountain Maid filly having retired to the nick. Im mediately behind Chaff sad the Cobbler were Fontana, (mast the rails), Rnbini, Marmioa, Avondale, and Moose. At the distance Cobbler and Moose were side by side, Chaff having joined the beaten division. The favourite took the lead before reachiog the Stand ; but opposite the inclosnre Fordham brought Avondale to the front, and The Cobbler "coming again, beaded Moms. It was, however, no race between Avondale and The Cobbler, as the former, upon being celled upon, quitted his oppor est, and won easily by a length . Moose beaten two from The Cobbler Fits Renter was fi fth, and Th e ldea sixth—the hat two brag Fontenoy and Rubini. THE STAND PLATE (liandialp) of 100 NOM, for 3-yr•olde sad upwards ; winners extra. Threequerters of • mile. (34 subs.) Mr. H. (looter's Callban, by Linipten—Hag. 4 yrs, 7st nib (Clement) I W. 141 Va s " Av° l7 6 4, Th eer 11041 e ( H. Gri gut a t:r r i : The follo wing also ran yte, Mayhems, Do center, Peignoir, David AM. Upon, Mapry, and Consternation. Betting : 130 to 30 apt Osliban, 4 to 1 apt Balinese, 9to 2 apt Dossester, and sto 1 apt faterbome. Tana gone was weighed for and mounted by J. Adams, but did not get up in time to start. Caliban jumped off with the lead, made all the running at a good pace, and won in a canter by fifteen lengths ; three quarters of a length between the second and third. of 25 wra, added to a sweepstake of 5 son. each ; Belling allowances Three quarters of a mile. (6 subs.) Mr. Phallps's Lord Clyde, by Lord of the Isles- Roger thortoe's dam, 3 yrs 1014, 7st alb (Ciament) 1 Mc. lobo Nfibtlogalrs SAMOS (J WatM, S yrs (30L), bet 71b 2 Mr. W. Days Immo 3 yrs (301.), 7et &lb ames ` (8. Adams) 3 Aserologn also na. Betting : sto 4 apt Repose, 6 to 4 apt Lord Clyde. mad sto 1 apt Astrdocar. Harriet* Watts made the run. niog until reaching the inelosure, where Lord Clyde went to the front and won easily by a length . ; Repine a bad third. The winner was bought in for 110 ginseng. Astrologer, who Wee ll v ta iscii° rn t llll3 B tar' • PIA was lit " ta (Ii the rdicen 4. )of 50 son., added to • sweepstakes of 5 son. each, 1 forfeit to the fund ; winners extra. One mile sad a quarter. (10 sue.) Mr. Hodman's Soothsayer, by Amar—Coommt, aged, yst lilb (Fortnum) 1 Mr. T. Stereos's ttleebertlin. 4 WS Bd Mb (Inc bib sitri Payne Mr. Benham's Saracen. 3 yra, 7d filb (T. Freoeh 3 The. following also re* :—Pot Fount, Tara el Look, and Don Coareck.l BeKiog : 7to 4 apt Soothsayer, 3to 1 apt Pot Pourri, 4to I apt Shepherdess, and .' to 1 apt lkm Coesack. The three placed raced boon from the distance, mid Sooth sayer oppoaate the stand went to the front and woo by three-quarters of a length ; rams between mead mid third. Tee Oxman GOLD Coe, of 100 son. in speak by sub scription of 10 sou. each, the surplus in specie, for 3-yr olds and upwards ; winners extra. Two miles and a quarter. (10 subs.) Mr. W. Days Lord Stanley. by Prime Munster Malmsey, Set 21b t Adana. w.e. Workmen are now busily employed in completing sad Galardi/1g the building at st. J anise's, in the Boa do Boulogne, far the imperial breeding stud, and where the fine tboroughdarad etallioes every year pereitemed are kept. The works whkk are wow being edeetd ere the repair of the prime* gam, the foenatioa d puldoelto and the building at a - esael sal Lqe get /Se building as it cow .Mori wee oondraelloa by dm di/ d Pun and ceded to the able. i Liktivertiesmiast.)—HounwaT's OINTMENT AND p —Ehtaseallaa sad Mammas, diet are the most draided at lesases their Mabee Maw that thig Me ado at iss=tm et pram mem Oleiseat. attar a the gale, ghee puha telist ilea euy atikexidosilon e emit e imediffsmisUg end to Mak Ma mak. It les bel ligh/g amended W iteematic estguila el al sees sal seam Ise mask. Aar elleake le pw ei p t a l= Talemeh end he remeerMag the mar and ardthig In savia. Essay ems dielmet and Me hilte Mthemea d eal greatest reamovieg ilieumeilai sal e seat wide! had WOMB proditady Waft IMMO Ss pima id Me eaelled