The Express. — London, England, 1859-01-17 00:00:00

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MILO a II karma. MAIO OM* 8 11/0114ffit j sal Ikea& ikkik FADED sod INFERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS. Yam OGITON r WALL antr-faviefti 0190.860. Proem apes of the ar ti rredl le ell cc war moi"Tivis limftsmeibl• Asa" It= = da ta qr. HOME THEY BROUGHT HER WARRIOR MAD. lay WKM M. Losigal. haft by Druz Tn. Ras.. D. rya "lauremis. b. as De or. "Wry has : S AL : IMES sad Ow. Doe Dadielica-rml. w. GEMS hate t. GREAT MASTERS, both Owed old lowits. Model sod toe lbs piessforto 6. 7. Win. ?be kit lailas oso of Mb poosise work. the simmo aollsr—Vegot Is. ; 00Jom formen. lima. ; Medi too Oborok b.: Blood Omi Lod b. : Sto Pow tn. NM 11 O. Lodes SAM Oslo mot Os.. Ilorsoviroet. A W. HAMMONDS NEW and POPULAR 4 - A • 4 A. assows sE ll iallololTl MUSIO: Doi Om Mark itogerla la MOM 4 =La - -- mt l igi ............. .. k ....:: 1 . • • ... 04Mi t Z ••• — mi.' ii... ........ . iers a t = Mortifies 0 gill ve4=ori. t ig rit=k; t r. V. 011 ! 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Os nook ef sow owe 211•111111/ doom et wow Ow amen fo laimi r l e vole= oweivel la oft les I No meow ea bo Some lie moo Oda lood Me OW setwomem, Op Module Oar giosow.► awl tbe raw Me be edopled ga r ==. iii..ttaaFil-gri,vit. , -kuatr...... r=.....rWejorfliAsi omOlog lw = of howleom eaMs Mirth Os prom eboneoem of a oodweedmood essoClO Lodes :J. Alm. w , IllsraLet Orlermloot : Nam. .01111r i twr a c =owesso : ell boodwelos 11111 araDAr IMMO ddirlus. The eighth/0f fibs .pedal services under the dome or St. Pears Cathedral was performed kit weidag le the peseesce de daftly pecked emgmgatios. No altseatkae have yet been made is the rides el the Imam, er lendisg-desk mad much of the aim el Me Meatlful choral mein woe lest to • large numbest elt the met magregatka. Shwa Oboe liner o'clock is the dames people begins le is frost of the cathelni gases, sad trim that time until the ematag of the doom the meistalaws rapidly isomer& The sash for adidesloa vas tentle, sad seas thousands) persona who had hoped to tale pert la the swam were dimppelabed. This great angers= to oblate etheimies Mee Me mehedral was attributable le the fact that the pr ocher 1 the oresing was the Rm. Dr. High M.Pleile, of Liverpeed, ems ef the moat Clarof the madmen belonriag to the emagetical party e church of Ragland. Full cased aweless were per- Snemed, Mr. Gass prelate, at the wpm, sad Mr. 0. W. Maras Media, UMehoir. Dr. lillfelke Wooled he hie text Me 14th chapter el de laks's Gomel, mews 16 to 23 : " A awhile tea maks • west stopper, sad bade may t and seat Ideaseveat at rapper tiess to esy ss them that were bidden, Cam ; for all tbiep are sow reedy. Aid they all with one waseut began le make mama" Upon title text the rev. gewleman founded an eloquent sad met hapeseave dis course. The respasere of the merles wen vase to the music by Tallis, sad hymns 197, 49. and 174 wwe seleated from the Rev. William Matter's excellent "Church Pealtee." The Bishop of I.ondos km written • very earsset letter, recom mend*/ the laity of his diocese to onutribute to the main braes of the Stanley erecting eervices at et. Peel's. It ap ron that up to tbs let of January the aim of 6,2001. bad Mee sebecrited, at which 4,0001. had bass absorbed is pd.. emery expeseas. The lighting of the cornea of the dome with Jets of pm coder much as IC an hour, and 1,0001. will M required to sdspt the organ to the twofold use of the daily worship la the choir and the special services under the d me. The third of the series of Westminster /Obey artless drew together we overwhelming ooegrepatioa, comb& In a great degree, to the high character sad well-de mewed reputatios at the gentleman who was asseaseed the preacher. The sire of the Abbey was demi, peeked by eager listeners, a very large m aj ority of whom apposed to he working people of a superior clam Prayers were intoued by the Bee. J. C. Baden, M.A., prism in ordinary of her Mmieeirs Chanel Royal, and precentor of Westminster Abbey, and the sermon wee preached by the Rev. Denial Moore. MA , iaceiabsat of Csrodes Church, Camberwell, the gentleman who bolds the " Guides Lectwestiip:' The rev. patterns& eeiected for his text • portion of the Imam foe the wooing eureka the 14th chapter of Roams, vines std 6 :—" For ems of se Um& to himself, and se era Meth to himself. For whether we live, we live unto the Lord, sad whether we die we die, unto the Lord : whether we live, therefore, or die, we am the; Lord's." Exeter-hall, notwithstanding the atimetles of the 81. Pears and Westminster Abbey merles', wee filled to over ▪ Meg. The Litany minim wee reed, and the sermon preached re the occasion by the Rev. J. 0. F. Knapp, threlogioal associate of K ing's College, Loudon, in,. umbral of St. John's, Perlman who selected for his text the eleventh chapter of St. Matthew's Gospel, 28th vane, " Cone unto sat, all ye that labour and are hoary lades, and I will give you red." The SAM, which was delivered with great mapheets, dratted the station of the congregation throonont. The Raw. C. Dallas Merstsa, M.A., incumbent of Christ Chunk Dever. will ;meek at Meter-hall ni it Sunday evening. REFORM MEETING AT EXIT ER. Oa Saturday, in puissance of a numeroual regulation, a reform meeting was held is the Exeter, the MAYOR (Captain Tanner) in the chair. Mr. Gerd, M.P., Mr. Latimer, Mr. MlLennsway, Mr. R. W. Fox, and many induential inhabitants ot the city, were on the platform. A letter of apology from Mr. Dina, M.P., was read, from which the knowing ie ma extract lun indiepoied to give naimmesesey opposition to, or even to look with misplaces cm the acts of • government holding a, the proems% ems dose, solely_ In consequence of the shortcoming, imbecility, and Uasegard of public oppi aioo, evinced by mesal leaches men =Gilgit their pc *- cement ; but it must be admitted by every candid mind that the satecedssts of most of these gentlemen are such as to leave the fact of their honest conversion into reformers • problem still requiring proof. It must be the duty there for, of those who have, inbound all their lives to procure • full, kw, and free' representation of the people, with the good government which will be its results, to take cars that the forthcoming reform bill shall Sot become law as • mere shun, but such • resseare se shall Mad to secure the advance el the greet country in peesparkyead seek' happiness, without the materity, for years tosome, of farther organic changes." A public meeting in favour of the objects of the Wstropoliten end County Association for the Equalisation of the Poor•ratee Wes held in St. Andrew's-hall, Norwich, on Wednesday evening. The attendanos wee very imp, and de orchestra was filled with influential ciCaaas. We are glad to find in this week's number of the Sport ter an ciommitomal " wide by Leigh Hunt. The miens prainallst Imitee gracefully sad esseibly at the rialt ' ef the Prime of Wales to Home. rberwarn SOIREE TO Ma. 1:1510HT AT ROCTI DALL—On Wedseedey evening, • norobet of gentlemen rest al the Public Hall, Ittiohdele connected with the liberal piety, for the rupee of smaidiring the propriety of petiog up a ghee in blr. Bright, prior to the maim of parliament. The Mayer (A. Stewart, Erg.) prodded. Atter • short die. enrolee, it wee screed that a deputation should at once he Net hes the wade. to meek ea larerview with Hr. Bright, red le escertehe whether be wadi roomiest to the propsition. Aldermen Lva.ey owl Heeler, and Councillors Mouse Ash worth end J. 11. were appniotiiid. and Amity after saw Mr. who eiwiseeod teattesd the soiree, which is I. be kid I. tie Public Nil, as Friday, the 28th Inc.. when la le shwa certain the Meyer (A. Stewart, Eaci ) will eths the Lbsk.—Lsale Iferettry. _ . ROTAL COLLWI or o kaltoM—Tbil following roma, \nisi mihrgose tbe asesseery asmiestisse for were edahlat member* of the college et west frog 2: 68 * .5. ceert at' wans an the 14th maw., Gym. Trobein Eel., Altesbrupsre licepltst, Gasbags; Ism Sowers, Ilawbeettegb ; tome Leech, Shaw am 04. ha., lasoilimi; Whets Tay*, Warps, Cameroon ; Okersins Omens, Naha* rye ; Timm Ibelsidge, mingbese; IMMO ins, Ones Essoll-sinek; Iteliwt °ASA, Osmanes ; Helm Nor illeasebary etassbery Ida [awls Orarnerns ; blawboor MANN Brlo4ct , W Man iam. frosoh ; Only hal Blase. So**. Twassi nigh , Wisteress, woo Sera. le ts e; est tams Otsm, CarnAL PAtAcs.—Tbs task kat Irak os the me** et essdnig tbs melba of elistiklag awe balm *re Palm a Oesengs, deed a tismesy. We are Wm*. Olst I* adesnles el Os wal be (metreink* new, ell thew begs setwity elsiklb LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARYS 17, 1859. FINB Alt7B. TSB NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLERY. The excellent scheme initiated by Lord Stanhope Is so far realised that we are able to amount* that the melees of a National Portrait Gallery is shady fonsed. Indeed, there appears to as to have been some unnerarry delay t• satrittiner to the public the poratits purchased or promated from time le time. The majority of t•at were in the pommies of the trustees many months anon Frailly, however, It wee hoped that a better locality ter the exhibition el the oollectka might be obtained then the rows to Cheat henrys-street, Westminster, when the pub& is at prams admitted tome them. Certainly these roans ere so ill adopted for the purpose that another reason is here pre• mid for the twerreagemes t and ashralleades of all our peak set oolleeekse. Mesmer, Is the Maud= eta Neliseel l'ortnie play we mete My ame spa hawses semi raimithes pmbriss. Dui as*, Mai Mina" ismilur, Mae Is as epee la Greet Gesege-strest to hag ewe gist--s i<lhy wee slued. The solkollm at peeme, h an mall (aimberag only 67) that Me wail be pint by my elesespe at carder:Mice, or the eluesolegkel amagetntat which will ultimately be assaidel„ and, we poems, fordable. Nothing d the Med is therefore atinallea. Mr. George /that hes, however, pawed a careful realogne, with all the histakel Wet maks wasesszy. Orval latitude le my gnawer allowed en Me dam et a wash toe Maiselea, and the 0)- . o:Air» el that alabelem is of coarse is parents at the reassabillty et the individual. The kffirlet and hatorkel deportee,» to be attached to the welds” already ad mitted an. very disproportionate la dean% but Ohio will b. WI felts the collection imam. Yew of theportrate remarkable es works of art, but this is ea ellogether eacadery coadderatica esetpered to the eathattlelty of the lamest. Than. I, thaidoris, little roam br addable, sad ft would be aboard to attempt to supersede the shits... TM Oellery will be opera to tbe pub& as Wedseedaye mod Illaterdsys, by Masts only, obtabable on apple:mks to Messrs. Ceased, Pell-mell Zest; MOSEL Grams, Pell asl; and Mr. Jobs Sal* New Bond-tenet. We had howl that each annecessery mad antiquated rearletbas and regalithas se then we quite obsolete. MUSIC. M 1 88 OODDARVE CONCERT. Miss Goddard, who is about to depart on a prof... , renal taw to the provinces, gave a perawasemee of analcal pianoforte music at St. James's Hall, on Saturday aftirsoon. Though low Mee of SliOdWilOW were high, , earldiseisqg the compesattve oisegews of aisleal esiwtelasswis SOW horcesiag geswel, time was • grad membhge, the mil Ming SIM la every wt. The performances causisied of the following awes : Daweit's Trio in F for pleat, violin, awl violated* is which Mho Goddard wan eecosigesaled by Horr Rio sad Signor Pinta; Beethoven's Grad Sonata to C major, Op. 63; Watt's Sonata la B flat, Op. 48, for piano sad clarinet, byl Miss Goddard and lb. Learns; debeettea Beth's Suite de Pisces in F major ; aid Man delreha's Quartet in C minor, in which the piaaa was so. conspealed on the violin, viola, and violoncollo by Hams. Rine, Doyle, sad Nara. IRELAND. (.1T aarrras AND 1/118/1 MAGNSTIO TILIIIIIAra.) DUBLIN, MONDAY. POSTAL COMMUNICATION OP IRELAND AND Enokura.—The city article of the /lenses of this mania goys the City of Dahlia Stoma Cowpony, hold a special meet ing on fistaiday to nestle the report of the directors in ',- fumes to the contract tor the mail service. The report was adopted. There are to be two depertares from flabltn-7 a.m. sad 710 p.m.; mad two hen Unite—at 710 am. and 630 p.a. TY distemos to be primes* in dem hone, or a peril of 04s. a what*. Pow bats, SOO hens power and dOO het kap, to be bat for the rervirst, with a spied of Wooly welts an boor. The cataract wee signed en the 3rd of Jraery, on the employ moot be reedy to stout to work be two yews. r, SATURDAY NIGH?. i.)—noliessa astlaws bust ?Lam —(From the Itttssosa st this to bs on a istidsolocy boat. Than Is a btbit deasaid lie the load* articles of Import sad pravollow go for, ow mamas bas► a Uals agitated bads btra lads sad Ihilles Yon of amass oulftrod, sod tbs con sada* bat she boss issalatatia bat the gossral appraisal, of asamatohl oaks Is dooldodty good. Maw to s►aadiatr thumb, whops, • lb& eases salatated, owlag 10 W grabs' sztaiska of truncates. sac► NW} *Wad at mks &boat soot. WOO Oft gra of lad gidadop, nho }be it Ow& Wag 94, sad Now Thee port Gala, 914. Taw egs. rtatcod ma Tuesday salvers duds*, assosatlag to 1 waist, to-day, since Improved to 94 sad aloud at 961 ; thus or. pekes gpar nat boar* bat thaarday to the slats market. Thera has beta • dwarf alto& glom to butane by the agitatios whit& boo moaned to the toads. COUNTER,PROCAAMATION BY THE BE- OWL Ole" QUEEN OF OUDI." The Begum of Oude has issued a counter-proclams don, written in the finest Court Persian. The document is heeded by a fine regal mei. and is is all veered a regular Oriental State paper. The following treselseitin, though very Beverly made, is said to be still dalicient is the subletyand elegant diction of the original. It is renarkad that he pro doction affords sufficient Fool that Qum Victoria's pro clamation bad readied Boneoh, end that it vs, prcdociag ea elect which the Begum's party found mential to neutrals or destroy. TiAzaLenox. (By order.) "At this time artsh; week-minded, bath people have speed a report that the English hare forgives the faults sad minim of the people of Hindcetan. This appears very sato sighing, for it to the unvarying custom of the English now to twelve a fault, be it great or small; so much so that if a mall cases be committed through ignorance or negligence they ram breve it. "The proclamation of the Ist of November, 18-58, which has tome Wore vs is perfectly clear; end, se tome foolish people, sot nedinetsadims the real adept of the proclama tion, have been curled sway, therefore we, the ever abiding governmtat permits of the people of Owle, with great con sidsratiosi, pat forth the present proclamation in order that the real object of the chief points may be earned and our sattlide be plead oa their guard. "I. It is written in the proclamation that the country of Riedoetan, which wee bald In trust by the company, has been resumed by the Qom, and that for the future the Queen's laws shall be obeyed. This Is not to be trusted by our religious subjects, far the laws of the company, the settle meat of the company, the Engliab servants of the company, the governor-general, and the judicial administration of the _ . . oompany, are all unchanged. What, thin, is there new which an benefit the people, or on which they can ndy ? "2. In the proclamation It is written that all contracts and egreemenie entered Into by the company will be ac cepted by the Qneset. Let the people oustally observe this artglem The company has seised on the whale of llindos tan, and, if this arratgement be accepted, what is there new in it ? The company professed to treat the Chief of Shutt. pore as a son, and then took his territory; the Chief of Lahore was carried off to London, and It has not fallen to his lot to return; the Nswab Shamshoodesn Khan on one . . . . aide they banged, and on the other side they took of their lasts and esteemed to him; the Pelawah they expelled from Poolieh Sitars, and imprisoned for life in Bithoor; their breech of faith with Sultan Tippoo is well known • the Rajah of Benares they impriaoned in Agra. Unde r the prance of ministering the country ache Chief of Oweilor, they introduced Raglials meetoms ; they have left no nu ne or trams of the chiefs of B•bar. Oar, and Bengal; they gave the Rem of Ferrockehed • melt monthly allowance, and took his Writes y, Shajehatipoen &redly, Astmghttr, lounpore, Ootuckpore, Rtawah, Alla abed, Futtehpare, ha. Our swim: posmesione they took from ua on pretence of distributing pay; sad la the 7th article of the treaty they wrote on oath that they would take no more from us. If, the., the srmagements made by the meopany are to be sompted, what is the difference be tween the former and the present Wats of things? Them ere old affairs ; but recently, in defiance of treaties and oaths, and notwithstanding that they owed as millions of rupee', without ream, end on the proton°, of the mis government and discontent of our people, they took our country and property, worth millions of rupees. If our people were disoontented with our royal predecessor, Wijid Ally Shah, how comes it they are content with no? And nu ruler ever experienced such loyalty and devotion of life and goods as we have done. What, then, Is wanting that they do not restore our country? ' '' • '' - - " Further, It is written la the proclamation that they want no increase of territory, but yet they cannot refrain front annexation. If the Queue has assumed the govern ment, why does her Illsjeety not restore one country to as when our people with it? It Is well known that no King or Queen ever punished • whole army and people for rebellion; all were forgiven, and the wise cannot approve of punishing the whole army and people of Hindoatan, for, so long as the word `punishment' remains, the disturheaitee will not be eupprveaed. There is • well-known proverb—` A dying man is desperate' (Mere. ko es byte). It is impossible that a thousand should attack • minim, and the thousand VO 11110. " 3. In the proclaisatioe it is written that the Christian religion is Use, but no other creed will sutler oppreselon and that the laws will be observed towards all. What hai the administration of justice to do with the truth or false ' hood of • religion? That religion is true which ecknow ledges one God and know. no other. Where there see three Gods In • religion neither Hometown. nor 'Liam,— Day, not eves Jews, sun-worshippers, or ers-worshippme can believe it true. To eat pigs and drink wine, to bite grossed outages and to mix pig's fat with doer an sweet meats, to destroy Hindoo and Hosealinan temples on preempt of making roads, to build churches, to send clergymen into the streeta and allays to preach the Christian religion, to inDi , tots English schools, and pay people • monthly stipend for learning the English OCiODCDO, while the places of worebip of H iodine end Mnesulenens are to this day entirely neglected; with all this, bow can the people believe that religion will not be interfered with? The rebellion with religion, and for it millions of men have been =. Let not our 'objects be deceived; thousands were deprived of their re ligion In the north-west, and thousands wets hanged tether than ab mdon their religion. "4. It is *lime in the proclamation that they who har boured rebels, or who were leaders of rebel., or who toured men to rebel, shall have their lives, but that punishment shell be .weeded after deliberatioa, and that murderers and abettors of murderers shall have no toothy shown them, while all others shall be forgiven. Any foolish parson Dan pee that under this proclamation no one be he guilty or innocent, can escape. Everything is w ritten, sad yet no thing is written, but they have clearly written that they will not let off any ens implicated ; and in whatever village or retitle the army may ` bare halted, the inhabPaate of that place cannot temp,. We are deeply concerned for the comb thin of our people, on reading this proclamation, which pal pably teems with enmity. We now Woe a distinct order, end one that may be trusted—that all subjecta who may have foolishly presented themselves as heads of villages to the English, shall, before the let January mut, pretest them etelvee In our camp. Without doubt their faults shall be forgiven ttism, and they shall be treated socording to their merits. To believe in this proclamation, it la only necesasry to remember that Hindoatanl rulers see altogether kind and merciful. Thousands have seen this—million have heard It. No ens Me ever sees in a dress that theilinglith forgave an offence. 6. In this proeleatalks it is wanton that when peace is Teemed, public works, each as roads and vans* will be made le ceder to lm we the °make of the people. It is worthy of a Iletis thet they have prmised no better stePlormat kg Rthd4441440 than mak in g fmds rd digrg cowl& If pimple cannoe see clearly what this OMEN the Is no help fee them. Let no 'abject be deceived by the proclamation. "(A true bawled's.) " aoseeary to the Chief Coanisakerat of Onde." UNIVBRSITY INTELLIGINCE. CAMBRIDGE, Jaw. 16. MATHEMATICAL EXAMINATION, 1859. HoDEßATons—The Very Rev. Hervey Goodwin. D. D., C.M. Coup ; Norma Medea Fernes, Caw College. RiArunce,s—Rev.Wle. Napa Crabs, MA., Queer' Came; Bev. Bobcat Brelthweite bitty, Iseararasel =MON= AND ArreAorn A MATIENNATNAL 101t0011. ............ .........—. gi- 11. ....... ..... . alai. ....... ..... v. 1= ..... tr.;. ". :::::....:: Mr.. Av - iiiii - =67 Iftella = Beire bulk Wpm SP: _ 5 ff . ' - rgww. . OW. /Won ti 01. M. ....... •• ...... Dn. F.Priar tirr!: ii - ru Jens% WYNN PeMe• e ns. canoe than 0. • EIF Miss MIA ui* I lushor t H flat U...... emline 1 Mimes .... Unpile. .. ...... Home-- ...... unter ...... Jaen .... 1 ligloin Jenson. Johann Jame Kelt Lade Exasofird add apparald kw the tehthemeded par id dr ei ...... Goone* NS ....:.:.:.:.:.:....:.:::. .. ...... .... .... ...... .• • ...... •••• ttr........ ...... t a,...&•..--- ... 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After the egresecey the party returned to Vt. residence of the Primmer, Church House, Kew, and partook of laseisecn.— Hexenearellfed LADY VISITOR TO THE LIVERPOOL WORKHOUSE. A @social committee of the Liv rpool select votary sat on Fn&y to Inaestigate a charge preferred against Miss °Slow, a catholic lady, and one of the ocrselonal visitors of the in nate., /or SS aliened stems of privilege, by endeavour's( to *smoke maim influmma over a mooniest paupw. Catbsrbee Foley, the party alleged to have been tampered iith, said ' that the had been sent for by Mies Oil ow, sad, as going into the hall of the workhoum, Mks Oillow asked if she was • catholi., to which she replied in the negative, but mild that her father au a Roman catholic and her mother a protestant, and that all bar broths,. sad slaters were protestant.. Miss 6 illow oosteadiessd her, and told bar that she was doing wrong by &Jaen her religion, end that If she did so, " her soul weak be damned to all eternity" Kiss Gillen was tot prevent, bat Mr. Whitt y said be bad received a Wet from the lady'. brother, which stated that Kim °Wow was mot conscious of having dorm anything unworthy, sad scorned the insinuation brought against her. The board thought otherwise, and a mottos was tamed to the effect that Miss Oillow should be regneated to &Noontime' her Tails to the workbags. STARTLING NUPTIAL INSCRIPTION.—On Weamem• day. • Maar mold Qedeley, residing at Kilcomeace, I. the KW. Canty, was m.reid, and after morning hem the =wisp trek et se early hoer la the maniac, to hie bore, amomemied by his beide, be heed most of his t/are emeehed. sod •no attached to his bed four--poster, intimating that his meat visitors " would be the death of hi., wortied er stagier Not • very plemeat welcome. lt is sail *A the hhiertrewes wee shoat lA* married to a memg teems fa the iiftwurheed, wham be desarted fror • Imp, Mem% whisk bee iassmed Mr Mirk, who bees be. Mimed seek • edges Dodos he breech of promies. TM Sibbee easeative, as is well Mown la the modem wiry its neaten see meet wecuilly obeyed, does not modem Ns opera maw to seigrigft matters, bat also swonseee le nista* even mail Woks moordlag to [es Dodoes of Palk*. Aar AIMS _ (Stamped ld. Additional.) [T WOPENCE. B.POBTING. EARLY anus FOR THB PRINCIPAL EVENTS OP IBM. THE DERBY.—No. IV. Flitch at LUGO, sod hs ta gdista c g oi bat Ws Bah* hie Mho& luny. A tr=l did Mt there, he wee " all to ,uncle, mid health send, • &death; he dal sot improve matters at 714 "Tglid ths flowilthe• week, when 800111 t Theme bur ma Gift.. B. Mat Newer Massif before hie beckon as bine • dram to "`et out," wed t the asseatime sites tem might be dimmed to the Mathes Towtheroag, by Tetaelekee—Bossy got, 40 43 4 4 looked epos ea th e beet bat sibe " ain • heft sot lately l beams, • very greet favourtts ; but he M chap on setwithatemthag, sad fl moot dealers As him Noise a. * y e a s 40 =my ohm ro who h em pored their stothare) he abaft got gad me la the oks et bit Emote math booth ogiumesta. • gret.clees three-yr-eIA nor ens to whom Old Robert, by Hebert de Gmbost—Hemriseta, located at Smiths= Boman, does not appear lhs a pp ir k w , although be is barely Mfrs anent ke week ea emeoluther. And all limeto SOW left sae Is the dlecauslos a t the cele brities at MILL/MIT. It is seldom that oar " heed-tmartsre" tuseet delta the homer of hothk g e favourite, If it has sothisti o to do ternetth ° Derbi a tatien; - bat of the lot her, Bann Meths In the marbet, imi Deana Inag'proved littls more than tetheraes in bbs, soisaa is Reseed to the dark Brother to Sydary, by imankl, a powerful-looking certelnly--altimegh I 'should have lilted him batter hid he showed tor some &hie home serepothe. If geed for , however, we shall en him oat for the Two Thomeed sad his Wadera lath mask bates awaitMa perinemen At Haatirs, Manta, by Odomie—Palsayro, end Pamir, by Median& cc Jerldie—Guareelta ceases. Httleillinso of egad= ; but valise the salmon is greedy the =r,. there is little th anes for dm stable at Epees, as eyes could he may, would be bound to site way to Merry man, Cynthia', Rainbow, mad Guy raw tam. I would much rather trust Polonium. Then is no more promises( youegater at Newmarket, and Hwy. grave doubts whether he would not be preferred to the Bolduc to Sydney were Herkck's stable ma popukr ma the Bamak. " Mr. 8. - Williams" ban mat • great many here from Marlborough In charge of the private trainer, and Memninf, by Wed Anetrelian—Floreaca, well not disgrace the Heald; bat he has lost all dales to the title of a Derby bt:411111. by his public roaming, sad Matthew, by 81ans—Ranse, now at 8. Quince's, does not dawn • better character, after his In ability to beet Lord of the Manor, at York. If tbdr owners are wise they will oonfine them to atominter with second clam home, for they might pay very well than. With nothing me, to boast of la Inked, I out now be mid to have visited every quarter from which the Derby winner is likely to appear, and in my next letter the whole 2tß entered shall be accounted for. The old plan of dividing them Into classes will be followed, and a selection made of thaw likely to figure most conspicuously in the market, and in the race on the mead day.—l em, taro. METEOR. TO Till EDITOR OP THE EXPRESS. Bie,—~ .have the Elite of the Derby hones is Wits mad Haat*, where awe eft des of the els mast pr ••• Wart favoultas, with surly these demo ameba geollsoted• to amidst than; but perhaps dm strosyst teats Ja that et J. Day has Us, sad, castor won reaction of the stable, ill bat two have gored public. Them D4 ox:en g i u Bkdtvected and Beware, and the latter has many adheres% terbe goes I toe peat guns" over his own gonad ; bat whales, IN will give the same amount of emir bottom public ooespeay is to be doubted, as he might b lunt ohs reunites or hie half-tinehm, Cruiser. Mere b samody agenda. bed " among thee pablio perform.... Antonio, by Bey Middleton—Oadover's dam, and Actaeon, by Newebater —Lady Audrey, being fast over their °wadir bawl% mina ingiwittily the ear ; sedlionaey,by the Plying Dobbins Towhee, con take • pod part over say Mato in moderate onaptay. Clay Fa by Annum , usa to beat Bootket, Comae dere,• lit = of the Kean, wry easily the PliSalpst Beaks et Newesinket, and Would be Water welly. seey have tin vegeoming the Ns* far the Two Illimemed Guises ka width hie pentameace It to pave wee smash to Meg Wm Into note for the in up to the freesia time Mkw lam &stag Ism at home than wee mm expand of = l lll Libel brad ie Mot Walks te Ma Sir Ur Net- Weak Menne% - the weld se7r i tike n n=dlll6ll, obeli Men ntd heck weed form weds( lies to nit /int fifth to Ifterynien fbe the Bunter; he &Betweens went slightly ammo, and was not riled oat far any other espoorot, so that when por prepend (and he has been workieg hT • rtis he will be .worth soother trial. pretty market ladkaticies, however, Marianne, by Touchstone illsrioo, is andonbtedly the pet of the stable. Hie exhibi tion at Ascot was no better than that of Trumpeter at Bath, for North Linton gave him 61b and a good 71b beating, when it was spparent that he carried the stable mosey. Be is all the eye Gould wish, sad will take • deal of besting when thoroughly prepared ; but I ma see plenty equally good looking, who have done much better in public etwag hie opponents; and, unless far hedging (he looks like becoming • tremendous favourite some day), he would not ha our of my fancies." Wentworth was backed at 6t02 la his year, end yet there was found an =Odder in the same stable to beat him Bret pan the poet;" and, if I cannot go with Revised, It is not impossible for Markman*, should he not be placed, to be put in the shade by either Trumpeter or Gay Pawls& Y. ling he • good-looking son of Kingeton and Rosins to boast of in Burlington, who will not &grace Stockbridge when be pmfornat is the awing, bat that he has pretensions to onion the Daley I ma y believe. TII . II.IILISID - 11T Pare. W. Doff has a po;_;tgrest ---- gusk. iiWoodyeatee in NW -1.0a• by Haelfteen--Jocese, and Prombred Land by Jericho ze2ca . t? forme beteg looked upon by many as the moat of the two. Time's, too, great opposition arrayed the hvoluite as having all manner of imperfections, however, co u ld not be &covered till after Ma defeat by North Lincoln at Newmarket, for even though the latter was eeksowledged to be better at the Houghton then the Goodwood Meeting, and he met his offeneet on 31b better term, odds of 6 to 4 were laid on Numbed Lend beating hoth North Lincoln and King at Arm,. Yet on his defeat he went down 60 per cent in public estimation, and points for which ha was praised when he sag the whole of the wcgnoscenii into ecstasies in hie victory at Goodwood were just as easily abused at Newmarket. I shall never alter the opinion alwaye expressed by me as to hie great superiority over every Derby hone that appeend Mt mason, and should he train on as well as he has des up to the venni tires, he will make a sorry maniple of some of the present favourites. His tottering position is the market for the Two Thousand bunt to be wondered at, for be has not yet been supported with good mosey" to any eff that Make, while one or two of his opponents have, sad the layers think it time to perform upon him. Ho may sot even be mated for that event, as the stable can sw O y • very good remesentative for that company In Nimrod _ bM. as matters at present stand, his party are " In" to win a tremendous Make over the Derby, ea they have had very few opportunities of hedging the mossy they fairly heaped" upon him beim the ear came of at Goodwood, and he is now as well as any Derby hone at title tins of year could be wished. Did kis owner really mean Medusa for the Two Thelma, that would be bat an racy leek flee him, as the lot engaged therein are of rather a ragged thocoirtloo, and I maim to a tbilloulty in finding Me equal ter • Angels on Emma down& TM siring at Woodford, under Woolcot's care, has two Vgood roproolosogno in Cyarione, by Ambrces—ldidia, ibe dark Old Warrior by Pyrrhee the Pint—fiemilice. But for tiKdidem driest by Merryman at Goodwood, he meld sot be sow is outside rank, as, when beaten by Beast (the Windhomed illy) et Newmarket Second October, be was giving her some weight, and he beat Stockholm, Highwayman, and others cleverly enough for the Newmar ket July Stakes to hays • very good outside chenoe. He will run very respectably for the Two Thousand, the dis tance for which is apparently more suited to his abilities, be and The Old Warrior might discovered with the strongest claims to Derby honour before the day, being by far the beet-looking Mthe pair, although he has not done so much work. That is • formidabl; Dana /are, and Wood =pets in Electric, by Ike Fellow Buck Flash of Ding, who is veined by H. Goatee, in company with Fleet (who does not baths his name), by Fallow Back Suess, and another. A sum equal to half the Derby Stakes has been hank offered for Electric, whom brilliant victory over the lot opposing him at Brighton is quits sufecient to justify the most swains expectations, for there wen seve ral subsequent winners behind, and among them Flitch (who teosived 14Ib from him), Clara Webster (in receipt of 37111), and Vigo (in receipt of 391 b.). This was quite gull dent to upset his defeat by Masjid at Stockbridge, and there am be nu doubt that he will make MernmeagelloP whom ever they should meet. Like all the bestrieeldng Sc, soy pent event, he has many opponents, sad some go sofa es to say hi. legs will never stand • Derby preparation—then bast some grounds, perhaps, for • doubt on the subject by the bores having dose bat little work lately. Still, there is no certainty about the router, and being on public grounds entitled to take his piece in the front rack of Derby horse., it will be as well to liana as little as possible to the reports spread by his enemies, ss if he be very formidable they may have an object in driving him beck in the market by such MAISIDORtB. He has only to 001110 fit to the poet foe a very short peke to be napped up by his frisnds—and enemies too, at the last moment—while there is jut a chanoe that the propmeticationa of the "opposition" do not prove altogether E• AT CANNON'S HEATH, Sir J. Hawley's horwse have not been idle, and under the are of Manning, his prints trainer, Map!, by Newroinater— Fairy , ha. done lent of work sines his defeat at Newmarket by Blacksmith. He begins to look like his former self nein, and is apparently recovered from the effects of his sedans indispo salon in the summer months. Gallen, by bas Chendelew-11; b also done very well sincethe SOMIOR closed. Sir Jake cm sow start fairly again, although it is doubtful if Musjid can do as much for him at Epsom as Beadsman did, eves supposing him to be the superior hone. Till MARLBOROUGH HORSES. Out of at the very lent a score of animals herr, Fyfiald only can be expected to send a candidate to Epsom, A. Tay lor having Merryman, by Hobble Noble—Mathilds, Fyfiald, Teddington—dam by Voltaire, and half-a-dozen others. The latter has not amend is public yet, and Merryman p ol s h b as il been supported in good quarters, there rein's being every ity that he is the beet of the bunch. The no 2-yr old out Mat lemon that looked more suited to the Derby course, and having bates the King-at-Anne when the latter wee in blooming condition, likewise Flitch, giving bee 111 b, and Cymric= in a canter, he has all the mond-clan per formers of lest season completely in his power, while he can clam as much attention as Electric, and more than Ilidediow, who proved no better than the King-at-Arse during the same week Merryman beat the latter so cleverly. The present party excuse his defeat at Doncaster an the ground that he had not ...intense enough before him, and hold the opinion that he amid have beaten anything out lest year at • mils; but this is only supposition, and if be can only train on as well as other animal, in the nos, what we rally saw of him is quite enough to prove the brilliancy of his prospect'. AT FIXDON There is not that busy stir which was once so chuateriatio of the place, W. Goatee having only one horse with Derby pretensions in Nei i; Kakis's, by Touchstone—Timmins, and it is very doubtful whether be will be brought to that perfection which is so nereeeary to pull bins thangh for any of his heavy eagarteesenta, being again in Clizeor-street. It will be recollected that he started for the July Stakes at Newmarket, when quite nnpreptired—in fact, be wee then amin—which meld hays does him so good, awl the ex peatalloas which were formed • kw weeks since of hie OM , rytng off • greet stake in the spring are • lung way tram being verified, even though he may ultimately prove • good ' hone. Should be recover again, we shall have him in the geld for the Two Thousand, and his performance there will be • bettor line to follow than any that can be obtained just Barrett thought something at one time of the Sereuider, by Robert de Oorham—Mary, and he certainly looks ee if then were smoothie' in him ; but he missed so many heavy engagements last autumn that he must be looked upon with suspicion. TRII .LNWZI 8TA.111.719. R. Drew tit must not be slighted for Lay meat In which bin homes ere engaged, be baring a Wong team to whet from, end be boons bow to prepare•railly geed Uri,. Orecohne, by Newslenter—Oreallta, nee at era time a very promising two-year-old, baying began fibelks, Lady Zing ate•, sad came, sadly at Nottingham ; but be did net 6 = the looker-on by the mama to wbtiii be D.6BIIWOTION A O 18 P 10L HAI THE SHIP BOUR PORTO NOVO IN B. BRISTOL, Its. 16. Great consternation prevailed hers last evening and during the night in consequence of its becoming known, that a most destructive fire raged on board a vessel in the harbour, which not only threatened the entire lass of the ship handl. but pland the adjacent vowels in great peril. The Porto Novo, which wee one of the fiat of the late extant.* African firm of Means. Brufoed, Dyer, and Co. had only arrived in the harbour a few den ago, from Oatioon, on the West oast of Africa. Her cargo comprised, amongst other things, about 250 tens of palm oil, of the beet qu,thry, 200 tons of bar wood, 40 toes of ebony, near 5,000 cocoa nuts sad a quantity of gum copal and beze Yeshivas adorn= • number of hungers were in her, whets, se two an, named James and Hebert Mean. were engaged In getting out some bar wood from the run of the ship underneath the fore part of the alter-cabin, one of them =cid— entally let Lill • lighted candle which he had in his hand amongst some loose gunpowder which had broken out it is thought from one of the oaths. An explosion took place, and both wee so shockingly burnt that It wee found neosssery to remove them with ell despatch to the Bristol Gemmel HapitaL The gunpowder met fire to the venal, which at first burnt so slowly that the men engaged on bond were hopeful of being able, with the assistance of those in the yard, to extinguish it without much damage. They persevered for some time, and poured large quantities of water down from the float over the burning part, but edam= much effect, and finding that the :=fed by the cooilmatiblee from the cargo. upon them, they despatched massagers to obtain the assistenes of the public fire nen= The efforts of the fire men being attended with someely any greater soon= it was determined to scuttle the unto/twist' vessel es thee:sly chance of saving her or her cargo. The harbour master gave orders for the surrounding shipping to be hauled away to as great a distance ea possible, and holes having been cat in the Porto Novo's aide she filled and sunk to some extent. The premium of a burp number of costa of oil preven'ed her being sub merged as completely as was hoped for, and se ahe heeled over considerably on her larboard quarter • good portion of her cable was still left above the high water level of the har bour. The fire at that part continued to defy all the efforts mod to extinguish it, and being fed by the m , Icing oil and beeswax it raged with such fury that at one time the burning vessel was all bat unapproachable. The flames broke out on all /idea, and towered to ouch a height that the entire city was illuminated. At about four o'clock it was dirt rmined to cut her meats away, which was speedily accomplished, and they went overboard with a tremendous crash. At about five o'clock the of t he fire began to abate, and at th e time when I write 3 o'clock p.m.) it is all but out. The vessel is only partially =out 1,0001. The cargo is inured I. the Deseret Mar ie Insurance office to the :tent of 9,0001. or 10,000/. The Porto Novo was about ten years old, having been launched ta 1848. DIONSASTIEW QUARTERLY SEATING. DUDLEY, SATIJILDAT ETENINO. The final meeting of the ironmastera of this dis trict for the current quarter was held in this town, as usual, this evening. This assembly was a lee important one than It usually la, In consequence of the large quantity of iron which has been sold at the two preceding meetings, and even prior to quarter•day. The principal consumers had mani fested so completely their confideace in the firmness of the present trade prices that few of them withheld or refrained from entering into contracts until the concluding meeting, so that to-night it was very much of a formal olteracter, and the attendance of the trade was not so large ea it usually is. The discussion which took place Ind the business transacted were, however, fully OM. &matey of the prooeedinga at the meetings held at Wolverhampton and Birmingham. There has been a Large quantity of finished iron sold at this quarter-day than on similar occasions for two or three years at least • and the nature of the business has been such so to show that it has been of a bona Me character, in fact, to supply the current reqaireurents of commences. The feeling of r al j izesent at the mi ni this evening was that the trade israpidl y regaining at . :ly condition ; the makers of best quail es of manufac tured iron are all full of orders for at le ut two months' make; and the good effect of this upon the trade bas been evinced by the improvement which has been brought about In the price of the inferior make of Moo, the margin of priors being limited between It and the beat quality. There were more transactions in pig iron at this meeting than at either of the previous oast ; and as the demand for It M Merolla*, it is probable that there will be additional furnaces blown in in the coulee of the quarter, but at present the peke is not move than moderately remunerative 'to the producer. There has been en additional furnace or two put in blast in Shropshire; and the cold blest iron of that district is in good demand in South Staffordshire. The coal trade in this district is getting brisk ; and the col lie' are all folly employed. The general trade of the dietrict is aleo in an improvieg and satisfactory condition ; the great works In the neigh bourhood are in active operation, and the numb* of persona out of employment Is small. The settee meetings terminating here to-night hie passed off satisfactorily; accounts have been well paid; and the prevailing feeling to-nightthat the prospects of trade thls district are of an ascoareging character. RIAIONATION OF MS. W. BROWN, M.P.—The Limped Mercury of Saturday says :—" The public will learn with regret that Mr. William Brown, one of the mem bers for the southern division of this county, has intimated his Intention to resign his seat in the House of Commune after the dissolution of the present parliament. Mr. Brown announced this declaration at a bouquet given by the mayor on Thursday in celebrities of the 160th anniventery of the fontdation of the Blue-ooat Hospital." NANA BAHIB.—By the lest accounts the Nana Sahib was in his old haunt in the close jungly country between the Term of the Himalayas and tLu open in the Beseech &wishes, at • place celled Chandra, or Chundahah. His force consists of cavalry almost atchteicely, and he has three horse guns. He hes antreeched himself strongly, Ent this is merely to guard against treachery, sad not for the purposes of defence. His hench man, • ose-mwed eslttear, armed to the teeth, mover home him, night or day. No one is permitted to ester his strecighe d without a pass in the Mania bend. I mod set say that all the projects for his capture by a sudden disk or. utterly fettle—es ma the Brit intimation of the sp. pearence of any foto, within fifty miles of him he will be o ff sad away. Belo Rao, his brother, attempted to woos Into Oerwkpore • few days ago, but Brigadier itowcroft, who Us doss good service fora keg time in that diatrizt, met Wm, sad drove beck hie force with lona They ere ea bevies( as the frontier, bower, peeving to and fro. like, to ell wegm, trembled egletta—Turfs otereepodeat la Osde.