The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-19 00:00:00

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Yes oo I am. ram . se r e —tl Ha Sod &Mem Sala red 11 4IL 14. °these SktiriVerP a lgirmarekt ......a el ait li n P i ti ta b i • WEIS le VW OMPINI. North dem= Mem, di t row s aysain J. lIIIITMANsi rAit ire .. w ...211 • IWO ma • 44 MILIAN*. SAM" sol -- 1111112aPr &am* 11. 3•244•••• THE TRUST and WAN COMPANY VMS CANADA. THE U 1 1. == . 114 Gam. llVlttAiWrirunnany.asa abi=6 ler the 1M mai Ibundearb — TIM often t..5 461161% . " *1t w0. Weak TEI UNION DISCOUNT esel AGOINCT /4 I. T 1 larkbas. =l6 Psupwinew awl DM pbellsobisass be 'Mirk a. seem Ins No Nsaffiz KeftK. AM sad o.'s CONJOINT GARMENTS. d. oils am Val Twat . owl nble , 4oo 1111//as slam Mb; williM4l".= a l ififtiraVPZ U. Napalm& miyd7dMr Oes =r CAMSRIDOIS. BAC,r M vai n = ir IL •s i r e st• Wirserest HYAIII sad 00.4 DRUB sal SURTOUT COATS Y fel of ftW W aot4mil Cloth% Ilarldhlat WOW mark Woodol TAM% fa Ms NY toff. HUM awl Oeb OYER COAT sal CANDI, Gllkiri==ilterasiatosta.AL:e.N..,=. FAN mid Oa'. JUVINILI 2 . 0111 . ‘11% I AS WAX awl We HARROW, ETON, sad IttreST 111 .. ThAral sow id == la inlsson. nr sand man. sail ens. Wan Lts. ft. Oa. ml Us Y. be mmil saw HYAM mad 001 CLOTHING to OMB, . i . = . lli ewe gulp it Moll Ii !man/ Ilialli RUM rad Geo TRUR-FIITINO TROUSER!, Tar . t.z a r b irrei art Ampmerireg mom, rtes CAUTION.—EITAX gad Ow an connected *sly mo re lie law% Ilietaineer . Fri MI U. Ar u Z isweinet. um. itinaks. WEDDING sad BIRTHDAY !MINTS.— NRDISVAL awl BLOITIIIIO CUM NM VIVRA/ Di .wite; eget. rib& mai bladet mai irkas• awl 6.61611.; W. *mks lop. Masi sompislok km a ; ladlo• Mink gra In ••• •••t swam. YAW 6•16.6 arm Ins tla.: anollipam.. hue 61.• blade 1•••••04 trar 61 U. 411:4 6666, Imp aphfres=l MW 6.. r. bow ; am% ad 11.1110. 111•610.17. •••1= milso aol mt. sol • wimple dpiam arida •Olable tarr= u lt• minim .•••••••—•ft bobs/ NI IL RODRIGO WA BIIDBTRADB of @^r7 lesselpiss. bed' weak Ina mai law% Med awl WM. owoollw J. 11 AMA sad Ow. i• TVN. lab l inlN FURNITURE Jl.l ewftwwl •wilwww-Tbe lOwilds_iww all. Wilts XV *eat. la mama v.; lira nab bream. wawa W. tom F 1 VAIXO v or i elosat o u l p: Pam& J. lILPIA sod Ow. He. Telmisowimiewil. DEMONS WANTING MONNT.-7. DAVIS a I. a Blvd parelarr It OLD @imam Drain, Welrgeol. Wields.. mid eibur ININA. amigo law. Y s 1••= r ias tem dod b /tea ad el valuable as. ap; roping nleed Per WNW. mat hen atiNlif Oth Imael 15w 1110iDdlf MT. DB BEAUVOIR-13QUAIUL—Te b. LET, a eereowase ILUIDIIIIO‘ i., I, CY= !lb. NW& ref if s eestaidat *swift ie a imil. bur SlBleft Vi! raw Eindao sal •smis pram le V i z! Nor Reis I r. N ,13 w amoim—= .o. 44 la name re roe. N. Woe • laidiarbeitga t*DIES ft t a to i h i 'asto =ft.. who str i a liCt••••••• libel I . be ••111.••••• illibeW bee.timeml"."l4llll Mb NI ream • Yeats poly et • meow el Ole wok. blob. ••• MM. la Ile al• elyeiable bee 4111111i18 ei limen Ameees el die es ke Se ..... .........11 4.. o ar g a iter orkbeftemee et • Pm mma : mode " 0 "' ." ea, re e•tbe A. D emd DONS la SS 111101. Mil si ak, Maim% end e• (waits seeteme• EAUNT SELF-ADJUBTINO TRUSSES. SA OW, OM rad Cs. sea reepee•en, Wow *A P.N. fisge Si•All•safas Term milord sem MO seel eimilir wo Iwo at IA Or Nu eine haebs•ra fee Ibe peepseme we mow debt ee lob ibb. olerftbe se mdbebt• se say In be re reeerbel le mod Ole dr lowhi•••lB.irbe M n rse Isdi beim him theila—Pirdenne Me d.. .imbee I. eboons Mee •AtAlO 31. Oblf. sae Oa.. 101. Mesa& b NW& upon Ye babble eon. r 'V a RIII6 E II A R.—Protested Asel Liam A r Ihe oma d fama•—•TheZr, ' b a = lobo b Ns& Wei ll odor Ss sew isl at t a:= at Likbee• aba Now alawasana Mini r.."l44raimami. la 'New lailaspaillabaa 6,18 =riantrk,... & . MW et OM aid a* biumen der "alma ~ . ....mr 70. +S la imam alea. 6.7=arerat.parsitirapilmil""l:=6l9l*. i t mot Castlaamasi remade 111 OM 1ib1eti.....1110 L'llltaws wila A Me V l t t tafted... IL . % : 3 0 .MIZZIL aN aftwask/a........ WYNN. lieg i t . r , L NI Nab re.....7.4,""1ar 1 ar1y sot bier harem ka aa• MAL: tiji E r...... wino IN Ils. ti Nadel N. ••••• O,I IZ on% awl iasom• t ark Ye modidaam MN be pis MON /1 PaL OW W SOLL TS. menglamb.ma4 I *oft sal Ma% NC faMarheolgaiL HE ROTALNWITTL A . II —ZILY ELECTION, aria.-4% It aid lIITIMItt it the *awn iii • =taltelly ingereesSky tle el ea bait et 3= fee - 1 y ai Zr a ter == i lr twi COW. Obi Willi. .LA &endear! smile tittm — itemt @Mem Thi th eemeeeteWthe at a =e Vir S kl aWrSc a rlaatairinass. allialr a n rithelimags. = 0,11114011 . 1.4 by Mta rr 0-NI HT..—REV. J. M. BELLEW on _ 00L11111111., Tie bay. If !WM .m rye Wier tsbralrealwrgi vistVilitrienOtt •-•b r i bolsi 106% eielst liaset. 0111. e. 3•lml.esed ; obi Ommer Oftle. nembespailk. MOM OMB Mal wag bol 1)1 OYAL PALACp Lisiewater- Ww=;... w MAT ANGLO. ON 011ethl— s Atlas of sioloJe• -Obbla. Os. ; ie=l, ; en. ; ITheie boo itial Si On le bib !rifler besek mob re "NVITZISTI=. 4ruttateMh= Ma pans of II emlbes feL Ong sr be erideed ~or esa W tomer NM* O rbPORTO.—.An OLD BOTTLED. PORT o f hi g h it'7l - ra ratmatre.p=o=l,rn Bolbws. /CO. ALaad HES HABITL—THIS DAY. at m sd =II& Dr. N IS anaaarraa haur =ibe rates. Mrs. el awl I:dr i ow on l i: WI glib-Zeds Tiso b ekry ge ...4 ..., tro:11 1 1111 . 1 " W i lme 7 Ana VAZI ir 4 =1...... ri Ns tlin- 1=3M21/ I ..'s 4".,•• 44 7 4.1 22 . b .. 40 .1 •ftri.... ikam....---wa.1.1.4. =CU Patt-mall.—Th• QM ANNUAL IZallll7lOll w 1101 1 1,11 ft lie 084- et An* of Nis rid rt==.44 sow OPIN. Alm IN NM me losildbo, Ns Nolo rim ill t AdoleisA,l&; ailalogrA AL • BRANDY, 1k porioo.—Palo or a•ta tEktr Ihr '"an zz{ll 7 m = au sr easprT . Labs. E4IR BEST and clui4r miss dad COMM la ICU,. difr al dl Ind AWN" d :41; Ti114n0411111.481S the cheapest sad . in ii rna Ve li b mt .,, b "" SPICT f ch te i grA x tbe este met tee re. ei = ie&Ltseaft sem " . 4 o =§*. ousit v 424l b i tilEAM A re um= Oil% sad wane igneninea* 1* AM L AND mesas. 117 1 Ti Fir Sie or AL AL 0. W VOVII • NNW la* rimed aff grimed ittr., 4 u=liand=4. 4 44. "" 1 "0212741•1==“11.. 4WZ 4 2: g ir.ss. 6 "ll2l,trbtltta e, 4...... or se . rag .w....l= dl= t ra .. 4 .... lid iss we wigaiacw i... 1. =Lott 10 le 6 dia rep==.lo‘ a. Ide• d ik... FL OwndiL nal wean Ds s. THE Linear OP CANADA. ENGLISH 30011 INTO (Poem the aktwokr.) The recent peeseelias d tie Om* la issidaden la tax the Import et Moho le taken with unite wrathy by our prow It may be thought a pub liebere emil bookmaker' gawks merely, sad sot worth wards stout. It certsisly is s matter interesting to pub *here, it extrodlieg, se dens, ear demands from the Canadian et least ose-ball4 sod threateshig to deprive se of r i es= altogether. Bet Vit effete publishers, It does ea the beet bitereste of NOtratme, led, s• it sense to as, tandem oleo • greet quest/is at right eta coksy [otitis twee leas teak. It is no light grafter that, es publishers tow gad oar- Mims deprived, vitlost soy swain& of • market foe our bathe to ea emend ef at beet 4,01101. • year, a market that was petty improviag. sod see that we astarally es to be demoted spa. We me the word deprived, re rt e ht Imposition complained of has That east The impost Is sot ow for the beret of the seleakil mesas or we Might Feu ; It 4 sot manly a Modems, sad reeteisdsa to our moat bode, bat is pr weat soessis le • prehibitios, amiss is be ishiblisi for Ike smear dmird • 'apply at cheep I V . a l = Me p ieggemstes ali". the Wm** hitherto I n to by MO the sillies al reprints Into Cords ; ear vile beds mar obbobsabi tariff will km, be WO yyy aug.,lJabod Illateamphlets sad rams imp are MiefeW fie% not to the most =table sal irialiellimertheliM ihtee'ratiere, 111 to *e w ea gl e =r l"ll bs i t k lis a telespeet sad imenest lid el limed br u Almina harm whit amid paying Or ab.. subially ROOD re stale slam.. Ose MestraMes will selMes. Xenia Clambers have just coesmenest a t i M aseyeiopteile, cluesmarised by enter protiisece end our ad fly adapted le the sew gear nin • its reproduction Is asaanuted is New Tork, which Mews. ' Chamber, taform as they norther eralko. Yea Der data say besellt be.. Now the Letter, as en Amadora stilt, will be admitted isto Canada duty free, 'ldiot the Uwe work, 'gristly am cheep, will be wo b bles! by lespookke et 10 per coat. duty Loa dram ma of amapetitioa. la sheet, the tariff la question would appear ingeniously cessosted by es enemy so es to bete& no one, only setti n g lieh export of &Aglaia bo o k s • hed example to the Beek& colcsiee to prevent the Bog- WORKHOUSS Vann° 80C1117.-.-The first mast. fair et the Worhhease flatting Ileeisty was held on Tared., evening, et the rooms d the National Association for the Preside* ot Mose, fa Waterko•pleoe, and wee .Mended by saw et this awes. ambers, sad Mende eU the society. It we. aelskiiied lost , with •Ay of is inevieg the moral sal qtriftol sertditlso sf the toasty at nerkhemees, dissipate et whin Ississol sad Weiss meunts to upwards of MO" Its eittosto te Wye • saftinry taws" sad . gap ad Me the work sf the Pots hot se•rMany,.2; At isiD y gg sad antedy la the soy 4 the &Wren In the the oink and yid (wry at gime are imears=wollis sagyiyhiseme habil. sod reform to the yew aid elinbsdied farsAtec The IVA Hen. W. Oeveur, Y P prosliell el the metes; sod alter the marl hod bees wed Ilsalbsa, war genery 4 the Naiad 611 disease ed demo! the amain ea Me snag *eh el the asehty, sad IMO hilowel by Ihe Warp of lath sod Wdle, wise spoke sf owe GI Piddle@ 111 • hew, werkiessee sis; the May ef Leaden, By J. 0. IWppl, Ey N. Mr. =lnn Cave, Kr. J. M. Carr* aad Mr. J. eh* Lettere wen remised frau several ambers af the earodllso sod Whin rrerotthey their aativellehle eisoete, VINE lre the B shop Of Diked, Mr. Maw :el% il D. Drolis, Dr. Bence Jones, Rev. Cason Pak Row Cum Claropsys, Dr. Pon, and others. The Molests of the society were areasetly ad;oosted by all the spoken, lad the rod of may improvement. was mimed ; skink it ye lord Ibis asefeW would be instyasestal Snare notkitessos, both in London sad is the amatry, are saw span to Agitate authonsed by the Vanden and bias, end much good Is found t o result ken Mona e: l 2e glens . of the society, which are eanctioasd by the Poor-law hood - Axm's Socirrir.—Tbe Rev. J. M. Bellew is ansonnesd to give a reediest from the works of Oliver G.M. meth, with incidents la his life, this mein, at Ett. hoses ball, Piccadilly, on behalf of the Royal Asylaro of Bt. Aea's eociety—an isatitatkin which, it appears, is greatly bt wont of fds at this coootaat, to pay otf a debt of 3,000 L Incurred by repearlag sad improving the buildiog. TM attractive powers of Mr. Bellew, as a reader, may fumy be emoted te produce a prodtable result, especially when ft is ocesidared that his object on this tiocaskin Is to serve tbe cease of box, HARDWARE, AND METAL TRADES' PENSION Eocirry.—Os Tuesday again lea Ude way useful clarity held its 'Wand% ends alwery dieser, it the Leaden Team, the Aar boas a by the Milt Rea Led Wheraetilfe, who w sapperted by Mr. Ktmael, M.P., the peoldeat of the sagely, Mr. Mamma Medd, 14. J. °woad, J.P. Mr. W. B. Dunn, sod several usabors adasat sates to the shoat tease. A* the erael= lowa, the mobie chairman poundpound the fast of the e, la a vary impart,' nesaor. He magreadeted ths erases es the prosperlty it the weedy, sad babel that &ay weal °maw le art tamoselese se preawde Na late rals. Then ae 71 r swami as the faade,sad ea-W-_ ow ler prier. Ths masa paid M peadoemrs iris the hot year we 1,336. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 19, 1859. MUSIC'. KR. RULLAR'S SECULAR CONCERTS. The last of the regular eerie, of these admirable coortets took OW. Yet erasing at St. Martin's Hell. They have obtabsed the pet& Bayport they Imo so wail deism& ; cad last night's ouseert in particular drew ea ,rub Ws who csewded the ball to the very doom. The saleedes was most Jahr:foes sled iliatothil, and the performance, were worthy of the matt. MR. MAISON JONAS" 011TIONS. Oa Tamsday night, Kr. Muoa Jones, wham cwt. hum hays beta hums. of the seamy, dilated to a large and toshismable madiseee at Willie's Roomr, an the literary ability egad metal ohatmers elLord Biros. On heating Mr. awe ter the stmend Maw, we is able to weir at a better rpm negate/ his earl se a public teacher, sod it is with rivet thee we Owl ea wives enapelled to avow that he does nit come ap b the aludarit which we originally worded to Mo. It ewe, be dried that be purer, an extraordi narily reteanve isseary, whlcb, combined with oertala pewees of mesh dogmas, enables him to peter forth, den tits wee ems hoar sad a ►elf, • flood of oratorical oonneen. pima, etadded with em► Sewers of oratorical *legumes r are te be bud la the post-pandial hummer of most oda oiled Isish geilwass—hewengsse la which stars speride,od wefts: psh,, mad dowse bloom gesslitaga spark lisp, aad blommome, Wag all of the most suatiattire ardor. , Delivered with an laursedve heartiness, sad ■ot ducid ot a emits boort belief to tts truth, an address of this ql thlo ad auttradme native, is certain to meet with id rabere, and the "pion on Tw4sy eight was widow la. truant am angamial; bat greagag all to the manner, the imeitior of the lecture was of the poorest kind. Who that hal read " Brea's horse! mid Legere," Moore's "Life," as. Itecaelaya 'skim of Maw, gifted me mingle scup et iniberratiam smut the midget a/ the cation, ce was let Is hue mes atmel (gild= by lets tosatament f We all knew that Byres yr mi., tricolor, hot-headed, mast, alsamthro. plat; that his mimathropy was awe simulated than real, red that he wee suer slaw se geed sr so bed as he WA kimelf appear. What we did ast how, and, with dam motet to Kr. Jonueltat we did net airs to knouwes mat to* mush u child* Harald" *ad " Dom Ism" at ass duo male Yr. Jame mad, and that when ke wailed km • palm mad law all the sparkling*, gushing' and Yaw= eforeaused, hs hit that there was really sow good in the world, and that the Spore philosophy was bad sad weal. We will ind oor Yr. Jonas whearrer he has anything new to tell as or any new light to thrown say already wortabied hot: den a halfosiwyeerth of inehtion we will allow him Woke able amonat M draft teem and gable/Hebb* quotation, bat we cannot are him as a narrator star ktorms, er as • site after lltecealay ; mad we would advise him beams helk to confine limit to pomade which have lot hitherto Ira landed by eno► wry superior trappers. THE DIAJWIC COLLEGE 3.422. Sloesholy lowswiwit persoas wore this. who, with a visw se Wrest tie beads of the to-hseetablished Dramatis Oakes, bit woo for soden of giving a public Mil. Asseare Metricals have beta raerdone, so have diluters and hag fran, with Sella Ailed withkrack-kasoks at preposteronspcioss, sad hops by Mies of ravish's& beauty and nadadable powers if tatortion. But If there be tee thing an teeth which is en object of wonder and erairament to the grawral public it is to see the actor in lie private chides, derahl of rouge and false hair, devoid of hems cols gad usplowsos &samara?, de void of manias poreon's language, aid ea gamma] ad any man whose life is passed in as utterly unnatural state as possibly be. The nejerity of young London men under 26 years of egvi would sower speak to Mr. Keeley than to the Primo Chesset,sill Sim 1t nodoubt that the breath-rah:brag morals rie Wt. Thotaisos would be listened to with k arate, greeter ratio Ma the polished claralcalities of Mr. (Madames; faked, to many the moor is a lames, nature, whit lives in a ocessat round ofeicitereeet, and who ia not to is judged by Wee laws which are considered generally piked* to Gouty. It is not to he wondered at then, that the ball given lest night at St. lenses Hall In aid of the Dramatic College was a very guest enc-aes, that tho rooms were thronged wish • crowd In which were to be found many distinguished MIMI in the literary and artistic circlet, and that the "fast" fashionable life of London was stroagly represented. It was not quite at its eau this fast frahlonable life; it would not be genial, it dared not be orademeediug ; but it will perhaps receive • good lemon as to the teems on which artiste of un bleeralhed thanes, sod recognised tetrad should be received into society. Wise it to soy, that the whole affair went off with the greatest spirit, sad wee combecied with the seat perfect liberality sad good tale. PLOWER SHOW AT THE CAPITAL PALACE. This first flower show of the swot took plus yeelarday at the Crystal Pales, sad it bad everytkiag to , nada It attraoUve, save • Huts of that pleasant mashine, whisk `a popular delusion is supposed to bee characteristic of the "merry" mouth of May. The Dowers were In the greatest profneks, and In almost sadder variety, end the rtr makable capabilities of the place for an exhibition of the kid, Wire most Palatally developed by Mr. Ryles, to whom the errmagement of the whole had been entrusted. The eaves se each Ade, throughout the whole length,:wsre Mind with the moat rare and beautiful Mists and flowses thermos and pansies of home growth, sustainining a briWenl rive)* of form and colour with the grand exotica of hale awl the New World. The centre of the traa•ept was occupied by ea immense circular platform, upon which was arranged probably the ilneet sod most extensive collection of etovesad graahouse Mate ever exhibited. Near this plet hora were displayed the fruits, upon which many a wistful eye was cast, and at the end of • !mg vista the tropical garden of the palace formed • msgailicent back ground! to the whole picture. Fleet in order in the nave sew the roses pronounced to be perfect by the connoisseur., &ran la colour, almost oppressive in their fragrance and in one or two astma ea exhibiting a she which reedered the se dagales as they were breadth]. The drat mixes In in this deportment wan carried away by Mr. Lane, of thewell known lierkhuorteed Nurseries, the second by Mr. Francis, sad the third by Mr. Paul, of Cheshunt, whose specimens. although remarkably flee, did not quite come up to the re gal/Micas of the Judges. Next to the rope, sad still more goesseue be mbar, was a Pug embankment of melees, and Is hest of these 'Meta:retie rarities, • patent crowd of fair lake Impeded the circulation during the greater pert of the day. Here were to bs seen spe Amens of the original dower se It Gat came from ladle sad China, and a long succession el the hybrid prden varieties, showing the amount of clangs if aot et hapromment, whieh careful cultivation had effected be tie original stock. The Cape heaths, which came next, we exceedingly well represented,:sad smosget them wane Wale epezierros of special novelty sad beauty. Passing the irmeept platform, which we have slreedy naked, the aorthern nave was found to be filled with the numweas family of orchids, with the delicate verbenas, the footsies, end a large collection of British ferns, which het show miry year more and mon the Improvement which is being effasted to their app erance by careful handling. In addition to all the aftsielisse there was an immense display of sepia pelergeniams, so Shot, tam altogether, It would have boss hardly possible to coacelm a mere abundant or eatiatectory flower show then that which the literality of the Crystal Paistee directors (In the distributioa of prises) had collected wader the carted roof. The fruit was also much commended, bet It did not strike as that oil her is (pettily or quality it was quite one per with the Seel display. Still, judged by Itself, It was exceedingly good ; and, tahmg into oonaideratioa the singaler beck wardnres of the reason, wee perhaps such se none bat English gardeners owed have produced under the circumstances. The company was numerous sad fahionable, sad the osprowloss of otikfaottoo were universal both no to tba lowa slat of the !been, their srrangement, sad as to the maid merit of each clam exhibited. CRYSTAL PALACZ:FIUT FLOWER SIOR., Smor-suretzrzscs DAT.—WZDX=M; NAY mann, 2,197; by /MOS *LIN 2,280; Utak 4,407. THE BALLOT socurr. The weekly meeting of the executive committee was held on - Tnesday, et the oases, 6, Guildhall Cha Budges'betted, Landau. Myor•General Thom peon, Mr. Wldealiene, Mr. 8. Harrison, Mr. Gridley, Me. Deem, Mt Mr. Le Maitre ware present. Babscriptlons were announced of 21. 2r. from Mr. Joseph Comas, Jun., 11. from Colonel Townshend Wilx.e , fromMuddenSeld, 21.2.. nom Mr. K. A. Leathers, 10e. from Mr. Mellor, M.P., U. ls. from Mr. Weight Mellor, U. la. from Mr. Osage Brook, and 10a. from 11r. B. &Wm& The licilowl4rwports se to intimidation and lathery et elsotions were laid Wore the meeting • Bruorrros.—" Lord Lroondeld has written a vary im lherkllle letter to all his tradesmen residing in Brighton, wen alma thus to support .the tory. I wish I could li do:4l7m bs wipe open the beast ambit, the Impeopriety d that hafts theft poll-sheets to form a poll-book. It is the pell-bed which may does the harm ; not twenty people mirdi bare pert when I voted, sad, oossequeotly, bat !ow wig bow how my vote was given, bat the bark lea denting record, aid boo that every men in Ads to WI the 'ketone epinkea end indulge his spite at his likre." KANCRIIITIOL—" Lap lofts wen ordered te vote mad work egebellbe meted emellobler. ♦retrialaplker In award, mad a Omest of Mr. Oarastt,tbe proprietor at the MasaiNter arra* aai a warn perm el News. Teeter sad 16162166. vb. fear velum* *ems Irmia"earl limed peewee' tbeeielveest le boob to vele, reimeithebeemet4 mole Yaw the/ sell ^limb'," era this gemed before wig irk emend 1610. Theme el the billet, Nib, would elep lib repeat Whom d bjestke. The latlmibtka la filed wee blOttfal, L lbe selghbeembeei eel MIN Plaftg, mew doe mime of lholiewask 4it Waskimise, sr lb. Noma% elm. ammebee, 6be vem"selel mbleb said, 'I rogieel• og my tretlmed, vbe m eve mole for Ks. Tumor.'." Eur Eiosyrns. "Mr. Toislize, the scabs for Shrewetwry, Ilwr. YID. Toad, who is the owner of word Into at Wainscoting Oorlook, fr an natty, wog Kr. Besira" et litsgases, la Bodfordibin, all com geiltd their kusigni modosonlesey to their principlin." • /taints:on—M*oft wtil teralsistampe *Titian, bt Omer of - tin boast tint wimps any other borough. Om bare, °any* sway Oman, wad bribery to • large lOW, ere ali to ha Awl them The mama who tidied the isetio•Antriod by an—bil • writ oat .Bated bin liar Im plant of a Meat mai parr, tae war one banked waft. Tb. Mane Memo in dents the doors oils= won waling be hi., bet ea preaking hi. von to Kr. And] tine now as - kr his." R•antwo.— , " Timm on amoral bionsom of Irina sad islinitinka karma against Sir H. Bootleg's committee, Minh an be proved." Potrrna•or.—Tie following letter woo sent by the 'tenni of Lord firewood to one bf hie lordship's tomato "Norwood, Leeds, April 25. " Mr.:. Ifeeklingbottom—Sir, os Tuohy Ist I neat my dark @tr. Wright) over to Pontefract to ea our Waal?), sad tato& them that the lasi of Halewood would take it es • perusal favour If they would give their Vole and rop iest Is 'Savour of Mr. Onwead, who Is oostealog your Wool* I regret much be hod to Inform me be could not gel • irrouraLle reply frost you, though be had done en *owl the rest of the tenants. From what Mr. Wright tells me I am led to fancy it Is , not from any politica feeling cf °moat on that you would sot give your support to Mr. Ovatend, but merely a Alarm or, perhaps, more properly speaking, a foolish wish or manner of showing your Independeace of Lord Harewood or any ono else. But I hope by this time you will have overcome ell this nominee. and will now Baton to reason. Don't fancy for on• moment that I, or any one else with whom I may be n• seoted, whit you to vote against your real honest and true conviction", but I wish you, and again ask you, If you twill= nth conviction', to give your rota is favour of Mr. Overend. Ws shall rest soon, and I trust then to hear that yes dM aceommodate yourself to the wishes of your noble Isadlard.—l reassin„ sir, yours faithfully (Signed), Cummins L.. Mavyware." Warr KINT.- 4 . AN to the screw, to attempt to partku lathe would be folly, it wee in universal use, and tuned with relentless and vindictive fora." ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. POLLING (YESTERDAY). KILKENNY COUNTY.—(Fmn DA I) Ellis Oros Moore Ewe UM 1386 11106 PIESTON.—A mootiog of oonservativa wu held is Prestos as Mends_y, whim it was sesolved to pendent spirt the fetus of Kr. C. P. Orenfell, liberal npre mstegve of the bereegle. Os Monday evening swath* of liberal elect= wee held is the Tows Men's Club-nese; W. Ainsworth, Esq., J.P., is the their. The added of the threatened petition spinet the return of Mr. Oradell was %troths:oil by Mr. J. Th end ornamented are by the albums, Mr. J. Geselek, r. W. Cortese, end other gentlemen. and it wee enesimensly resolved to take delta sire end offateire meneures In regard to Mr. OrenteWe else. floe. A committee, *misting of the most infleattiel mew berg of the borough, wee farmed for defending Mr. °rennin's election, snd oleo fir °alkalies evident), on whkh to found • pititen spinet the niece of Mr. It.. A. Crow, the nptnattU,. a en.' smirwr. NORWICH.—At a meeting of the Norwich Town Conseil me Tuesday, Mr. Aldermen T:llett moved the fol lowing minion= •—"That a petition be preeented to the Beaty of Commons praying for a hall, tesrehing, and im partial inquiry Into the comtpt and illegal practices at elatione for members of parliament for We thy." After an animated debate, the motion was carried by twenty votes to eight, thirteen councillor, remaining neater. A committee wee t►en appointed to draw op a petition, end report their opinion as to the =tett I. which the inquiry should be aareled. ---- DONDALK.—A letter from Dundalk, published in the Newry Telegraph, Mates that the return of Mr. George Bowyer Is twinned to be horslid, In oossoquenoe of Sir John Macneill being proposed, sad, as it has born sines ascertained, ale) seconded. It wee requisite fur the sheriff to call for a show of kends, end, ales, that Mr. Bowyer should have polled MIN votes. Sir John Macaeill was proposed by Mr. Carta', sad suceaded by Mr. Gramm. Thl k sonstltoted his candidature. Mr. Graham states that the yelling of the hired 'sob ht the galleries seevented the sheriff heads( him. CORR.—The news of Mr. Fsgsn's death had been enpseed for some days pa.t. To replace hire In the repre sntation of thicity there walla a sharp contest between Dr. L ,on the 'literal interest, and Colcael Wood or Mr. Carroll, shipowner, on the aniesevalive. It le geasnaty believed that Color:el Wood would *Wad the best chance against Dr. Lyme, es the foliar was only beaten at the lest r' nest by a majority of M. The Freeman'. Journal saye- 0 We understand that petdions will be presented et the asemahltng of the new palfsment egsiest the return of Sir Jolla Ante., for Carlos borough; Mr. Beals, for Athlone; sad Ceptela O for Roscommon county," ROL4L LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPITAL. The anniversary festival of this institution took plass yesterday evening, at the London Tavern ; Mr. Rosy. HANDOIT, n. in the chair. From a special report which was placed on the table It sp rees/ that the number of applicants for relief la constantly feeressing; that the number admitted in 1869 woe 12,772 ; and that great improvement hos recently been mode, both In the facility of amides to the wards sad In the methods of treatment. The sainalptioas itanouneed in the mune of the even ing amounted to 1,3731. The musical arrangements wen muter the direction of Mr. Francis, end Mr. Harker officiated on toastmaster. 11017771 LONDON OPHTHALMIC HOSPIrdZ. The anniversary dinner of this beneficent ioatitr thin was held last armlet at the Albion Tavern, Aldarsc stroet W. Rorristit., E.q., M.P. for the borough dia.- Leib, In the chair. Amami' the patrons and friends of the iwntutlaa_ imam maw, Serb& Drew. Req., C. Berens, Escl., R. Mandalay, Req., D. Woolf, Req., arid the Rev. Woodbines Raven. The otter 'wets wera 11110111 . 001 and raipeotsble. The lit of mibralpiions, which was and over, amounted to about 4001. ALL SAINTS, MARGABET-STIMET.—'he Issutihl ohne& in Mergerct•etreet, the opening of which has been en keg expected, 'I. to be cAleesr3ted oa Seterday, the Ilth IDA, edam the Mop at London will peach the mom (Stamped 1d . Add it ional.) [TWOPENCE. rairtioN MIIBTIXGII. MANCHESTER. A public meeting of the citizens of Manchester vas held yesterday in the Tows hall, having Urn enlaced by the Mayor, in compliance with en firecratisl requisition, to support ,the policy of strict istntrelisy on the part of this wintry, in reformist to the present war on the Continent. Theism moo of the Town-hall wee well filled. 84, JOKES Warn presided, in the unseoldable elisenee of the Mayor. A letter veered from Mr. J. A. Turner, M.P., regretting that raster engsgenent prevented bins from betas present, end hi that he was quite of opinion that strict nes trolley in trek to the war in the north of Italy should be observed by t is waßtzl. (APPInor.) Mr. Inmorro Parrs* mewed a rentisdan to the effect that the amiss deplored the breaklig writ of I war, end deeply regretted that the aorta of her liiiesty'e I government had not bees suemeefel In preventing it. Mr. Z. W. Werxix seconded the resolution. The motion was carried unanimously, antra. the second resolution, pledging the meeting to support the gommnnent ter the tuns being in maintaining series nentrafity btrehrenee te the war he Bonthern Europa, sad in adopting such mem ' sores as were amemary for the real honour and safety of the 1 country. A 0161•011•1 to the government was she adopted t s same dial. The matting was brisfly_sddressed in support of there re solutions br Mr. Batley, M.T., Mr. H. Arbwanb, llr. T. D. Pottondlgr. J. A. Michelle, sod other somiemen. Mr.Citan lc', who vi :t e rp dissented from some re sorb Ors Dr of tho formation of rills ogres, sold do am ilia UM were in esiordnese vita dr aoplamillattlatal T r .1 par e rsp. sad Ist wits purpireil to give ecry formed, op to WU (um ohotta: Tao mot/ft ode tlaila p ar J... Wilts fie prodding, Nova by Mr. 24P, , BRADPOID.—At a dpecied moldittly uffilling of the Bradford tows cons* held on To Oder, AliF e Atkinv son moved : " I hat the mug do adopt •an to her Meet Gracious Majesty the Queen, reepettful urtaij e ls Mensesity sad policy of this reentry iitmereili As he r in the war now pending. and y smut* her adedy of the devoted tobsltt of the thepors, add their datennination to suppose let Maiestre gereramem* gerrying out my Velsearas for any dekae and potation whith may be Doesseary foe the . security of the c . Caniellior RUM seeshiled the relohdion.—Abilatensis Beim mast trapper's& it, end It was thus nameimously weed. 4 1. NOT/I —Ol clowded amesting. of the *ha bituate et N 'was bald mi 4 =3 .6 011111•14 is the Itubelege dor the purpiele td 'AI mo nthly of g thepoveument to Ohne* • unit neetralitydtWOß Moult mor, The the - chub. Kr. Manias Heymann tztq a id tb e astmtti,m, exeitre ef salkimake at her • peseimmestua sr ,i a strioll newitniity during the I ' war. White the amass hellewil lbot awl stint neutrality will beet beams the dignity id of the crown ond its oubjects, and will elm greedy MEd to timmatersOoo of pees% there pre eat expromot their strong duke that our srmy end navy, inaludier volenteere, may be maintained in the mart efficient state, so so tae to mare the 'honour saddle indapealimme of the country. Mr. Councillor Mandolin asosaded the motion, which, having been slams to by Mr. Heymann and the Rev. J. Matisreon. wen Nub/ tufailabuely. Mr. Alderman Vithers proposed the adopt's' of a inemerial to her Majesty embodying the reaolution, whirl was seconded by De. Tyndal Robertson, and herded. The Mayor stated ' that he was is sestonsimulon with the proper leithatride for the formation of to ride corps in Nottingham, which an nouncement was received with /cud darn ABATON-UNDRI-LYNE.—A publielftetingwobed ht the Ashton Town Hall on Ineaday, obilad by th e Mayor, be compliance with a requisition, ••fa r the purpose of giving aa expression of opirtion on the puma widths attitude of notions on the contioent of Europe, and the duty of the murky is this eventful crisis.' fte Mb et presided ; end oa timplaihma leers luny infinenUal . The body of the hall wee sot fall. Mr. Councillor Wood imposed the Ire resolunon, which;declared that the mewing, - though deeply sympathising with Italy in her appnbensions and sorrowa, carrot regard with confidence or with hope the armed speeded which have been put in operation peoliseaadly for her deliverance." The motion was esoonded by Coon- Milo, Dr. 1.441, and was supported by the Rev. J. G. Rages. It was aerrkd nnanimosely. Mr. Alfred Rayner proposed the next resointios, which was in favour of a polio, of non interveation ht the straggle betseen Muria and Primer Mr. gum* Ashton weeded tbe neaktion, which was tented naanimeealy amidst theme. As address to the Qum, embodying the spirit of tic resolution, wu adopted. The meetiur was ansainiou in supporting a etrietneutrality, and ovary sesame° referring to th e mesas of doing me end denouncing any int* TIMM* was reCeilfta with Ma chum Manchester Guardian. SPORTING. DONCASTER SPRING MEETING. WAD/I=OAI% 1 . 111 80011 P firma (Handlosp) of 3 son. nob, with 20 added. Winners extra. The mond to me his stake. Rad-house in. (9 tubs.) me. J. * a. aroma mit t o Ste M u Dstdinia&-xeir, t...iR UttUls „.......( I Mr. J. Mosel Okitosok. 3 yrs. WI 2 Mr. Malurls *sobs. 2" eat?. id mi 1....... i 4..1 lsia 1 4 3 Mr 81Auroo• Amodls. 3 ynt_ 4 nt. l, Betting . 5 to 4 apt the 1144000001 t j 4 to 1 eget Synth& Won easily be • length. two hageles betimes the second and third, about three lengths between the third end foar:b. The DoNCASTNIt gamma HANDICAP of 10 mac oath, 6 ft, and only 3if declared, with 100 added. Whiner, extra. The seorel to save hi. stake. Bt. Leger Co ~. (48 nabs, 29 m a r. wilm ireo at asro iS littster. b 7 Clamibrq. 3 Yok ok3l3 : 3 losl 1 1 I W. Deltom Mr. Itobols's Empty Brener. 4 *AIN Ilb MI. C. PoW6 2030100 l 4FM* 42/ ism. 04 164 ..1 (Prltriard 3 Mr. &um% Moms N er d. 4 _nil. OM M.. ..... i=dosl 4 Bering: 6to 9 Apt Far West, 9 tO l eget Royal, o 1 eget Otero Webster, 7 eat Grin (aired). 10 to Ls Turret, 100 to 8 apt E onts. Clara Webster took the lad about three-piarters of • mile from haw, made the rest of the running, and wan in a center by dr lengths; two lengths between the motal mod third; same digitises between the third sad fourth. About mix lengths off With was fifth ; Turret was sixth, Paul Ines smemtb, Hibernian 41644 and Par Wait last; the latter baba era long way. to Isentairina' Storms of 3 sots. aisle, with 26 added; fir s.p.okis sod aprons. t=sl =Ma, Ich ta. The assort le awn his in. , 1 subs. Mr. Oo ) rsobles Nososal4 ( • Itamok -0 DIPs Inn M 111, (01 ir . . , 0. W. Nary. goloksOvor. 8 * DOLL blab r. LUNA *DA lord tNII. 04 NO WA 3 thug: 6t04 on Emerald, 710 4 apt ( Caliph. an oil ly by Self a length. Caliph, who got badly oft, and was Yet all the way, was a bid third* The winner was bought In for 60 guise*. Tun I crams emus° STAIN, 01'6 eon nob, with 30 Mid, for two-yr-olds. Half a mils. (9 sithe.4 Mr. Minn lloortho. by the rotas imams Ge list 1016 Molten) 3 Mr. I. MI Psoistl44ol.* Mr. .V; Ilmolfs UM NM (MILL Tri. m t m:cc.,..:.9:=o46witti.diiii. 1 4 If yr. J. OWN s not 1401.1.74..,, .... .., .—, s Betting • 5 to 2 each _eget Miner *a .. dtrartba; se I age Amy Sedgy kir. Wilti by two bop* ; a hag& Wool' the second and third, good fourth ; the other two beaten el. The winner no bought ID for 100 Ohms. TIM Benison-boor BTAKIII Of 6 son. each, with se Sideat for 8-jr-ohle, 74; sad the.., ilit; fillits ad geld ings allowed Sib. Winners sera; the amend to son his stake: Rad- h ore • in. ail snit.) I n lL osarl4 ... Lilyie 'L I thi li tta lg atitiii t M i ' Mr. T. DasnWs a ni, TM .. 4 3 Mr. trans .ffity by Augur out ot Mks Ossysiolsok 11 ye, ON 1* IMMO 4 Mr. T. Purl Poostore„ 2 yrs.* I Mr. 0.. Ph0r .,. 0 . 1t341*. SY* ft. (oeNor 4 ILA: l r** . 2 yrs. 74 A ( an d X 6to 4 on Emily, 7 to 1 emit egad T em and Was Ovnymiliam Ally, lON 1 apt Menton The favourite mode nearly all the running. and won emit y by a Wirth ; same diatoms betwsen Gm Noma and third; bail kiwi 114731PITAIL NO of 60 WNW MOIL 0•20111 to di Bt. Legm m oTisto o C° . 0 J . 7745 1... 00rte . , v med aam. .. ................... .... ... ..... . 1 2 31-. PoSitasoa s 01A. 6 yrs 9A .... .-.. .. ~. I &Wig : 6 so 4 irret Visor, ft• . 4 apt 'Hip. male all the minis& and won by two lengths; eras die. 1 loam between second and third, LATEST BETTING. DERBY. 6 to 2 4 to 1 - li apt The Prom o) ised land (t) • mijid TO to 1 - Ticket of Leave (t to M.) 22 to 1 - Gamester (t) 1000 to 30 - Ronan (t) 30 to 1 - Scholar PESTIVAL OP THE San OP 211 CLERGY. In the evening the annual dinner took place at the Mar chant Taylors' Rill, which is by hug established oast= erear apsoniainl to that pmpas. The Lord Mayor prodded, and at the robed labia were the A/chin/top of Canterbury, the Bishops of Lor.doe, Winchester, Ripon, Dsrhem, Carlisle, and St. Aseph ; and Bishop Weston, of New York ; the Dean of BC Paul's, the Dean of Marimater, the NMI of Norwich, Bee. Dr. Jest, Bee. Dr. Vivian (knower), Ran. sad Rev. Lord J. Thy nne, Dr. Croly, Bev. D. Moore, BAT. B. D. Widireens, Rev. Canon Jennings, Baron Channel!, Aldermin and Sheriff Rale, Alderman and Sberlf Career, Alterman Meath, Alderman Finch, Aldermen Willey, Aldermen Copeland, and Alder man Sir G. P. Moos, L'eetinant-Colonel Skipper, Sir B. P. Glyn, Mea-rs. 3. W. Fre:Afield, Whits, Reopen, W. Cotton, Under-Sherill Jones, &0., fn. In the coons of the evening, The Loan Mayon gays " The Bishop of Leadon and th e ether prelates Kean." The Bishop of Lowden, since he had filled the snot London, had eat ea example that reflected honour upon his sacred profession—awl while they had snob bishops and such clergymen, he had no doubt they would be able to command from the kliy any amount of wealth they required for religions and chantabk turpcses fe counsion with the church. (Rear.) The Bishop of LOWDOI said he regretted that there were not to many members of the episcopal hence wennt an this se on mime previous occasions, but that was owing to the state of public affairs, and not to any dithnution of interest in the objects for which they were that day called to gather. It would be a disgrace to the bishops if they Ad not ten a deep Interest in the • Misr. of th's heethution—(hear)—and that while they enjoyed ample emolument. from the church they were regardless of those who were km blessed with the tem poral advantages of that church, to which, as they knew, near of them were better entitled than those who enjoys* then The obeisances of tbe ' r reveal dioceses differed in many reveals; but each of them hat within his j mink- Uon many clergymen who wen dependeet more or len open the kindness of this limitation. His right rev. brother the Bishop of Carlisle knew what wen the re ants of hie diocese in the north—a district with which he (the Bishop of Leaden) was kir throe time werninad ; and his right rev. brother would recollect that omen the old modes of ping the clergy is the north was the right of grazier" a go ..e en the canon sad of dieing with any parishioner he pleased. (• Hear," and a laugh.) Ile believed also ft wee true that in pan times the renthaseselon of a clematis in the diatom of St. knob was IW. • year, and sergh flannel every winter for a wamtarst. (" hear,' end keener.) But the nil poverty of this church wee he believed. greater now than when these suotanit it ended. Bat se the ether& was reformed the more they were mined up to do their duty, lad the more so as there wan this greater amount of poverty. They knew that the it eioottcsl OCOUSiIeiNISI were often blamed for not placing the working clergy In a state of affluence. It was raid that every pastor should have en income of not less than 1601. a year, end the numb siemens had been long lahounag to soles the praline of tinny to every clergyman in England Ida •y year. But he honeyed that for very many yin' to come they were not likely to no eed—for the hirer they poured forth the resources at their command the Guam the churches multiplied—end thank G 4 that it was so—and the fatter the claims upon them increased. (Hear.) It had hen sled that a clergymen who had not ISOI. a year ought not to here a wife and rattily, and it bad also born said that the clergyman who married was generally less le nen than if he remeited unmarried • bat be that se it might, they all knew that in every pariah t he clergyman's stile sad the ecru - man's daughters were almost as useful es he was hinef, and sided him in the pe Mennen of chitin which bat for them must be seemed. la renclusioe, the right rev. prolate espy nod his ginifPnien a t wen smoa g et t h em a number of the eplecopal body cf the United States, the Bishop of Western New - York. (Rear ) The health of the preacher (the Rev. D. Moen), and thanks to him for his excellent anima, was xt given, and the Rev. D Mooat remitted thank,. “ I rbe Dean and Chapter of St. Penni,” thanking thew for the use of the cathedra), was Ws drank.. . . exproedhis hop that tits doors of the eathsdral would always be open to inch purposes as It hid been devoted to th►t day, atd took motion to refer to the bereft whioh the owls/ re'res bad, he hoped, con ferred upon the working population of the ropolis. The Immune's report was then readoumouncisp the ro wipes from the collections et the day. us mount collected st td cothodral doors was 1861. Or. 4d.; ths subeeriptioes at the dinner were 1,214/. 2s. 6d. They had also received is donations from the stewards 6701. ; i enamel subscriptions, 6801.; dirideNll as Flattest Mock, 46e1; legacies linos the lea festival, 3.3001. ; a miatribu• ion of 1,0001. from a gem. theme who had on two previous coos ions coetribated a like sent—makiag elm total mount received from valuator, merges as dlotinguloked from totems and headed property, 7.8691.25. 10d. It was also stated that a note led been re ceived from tho Bishop of Ozford, tom ember meat at beteg unable to snood, but ineotlng a &ogee for 61. othtr complimeatary toasts Otonght the proccedlege to a dose. SALISBURY MBBTlNO.—To•rosww. TKO Sotren-Wrirrammt RATLWAY PLATE of 26 son., added to a eweepetehrs of 6 move. each ; 2-yr-olds, Sat ; three, Bst 21b; four, get 21b; eve and upwards, 94 8Ib; mans and geldings allowed 11b. Tbe wiener to be sold for 100 son.; Hest/red to be sold for 70, allowed Blb ; 60, 101 b 20, ltlb ; the winner to be sold by soctles, and the ankle to go to the food ; a whiner once in 1M• to nervy 31b ; , twice, bib ; thrias, 71b attn. Throe quoin eta all.. Tea LOIIOIIOID CASTLE STALES Of 26 move. each. 10 It, sad only *Hanle/el on or DA,' fhe Ist et Jaoury, 1869, for foals of 1867: mita, Olt 71b ; allies, Sat 31b; *EEO got sualloos as oat of mares that never bred a winter, allowed 311; both, 61b. Half a mile—Lady Pamela, Slut, Skittles, o by Joe Lovell—Testy, f by Joe LoveD—Gold- Soder'. darn, f by Joe Lovell—Fraud (31b), Lord Pal/mentos (51b), Menytcan, Lady Falooner Mottiefont, o by Tom king—Bllver (51b). St. James, Hartley Wintml, Padlock (61b), Rod Bock (ab) (Faye 6 nom ft.). A IiANDICAP PLATE of 80 ton., for 11.yr-olde sad up. verde, the gift of the members for the county ; , a winner of • handicap of the value of 60 sots dear, after the public/a lias of the weights (Aptil 28, at 10 a.m.), 31b ; of two or mere ' or 100 son. clear, 61b extra. The winner to pay 10 nova. to thefund. Three-qoartan of a mile. ri 0 , 96 lb 18'0 07 1.10 Sorest 3 8 9 3 millemsgui - . 1 . 0 8 Lor 1 Bar 64668 6 713 Mr......... ..... 6 6 i °‘" Bit°. ...... '— 5 1 " raa rdi • • • 441; •. .......: I 0 rono ........ Itallo 6 710 6 0 4 7 1 d dr '' .0 . 4 . . .. .. . . .... 3 7 1 II . ---• 1 dr r ug GEL . . ra . ..... ... j lti k te•S .. . ...... .... 11 5 . 4 THU LONOLEAT STAIIIII, a!mid of 10 sow . each, 6 ft , with 10.1 Matti by the Marquis of Bath, for 3-yr-olds sad upwards. A winner of any race, value 100 sore., of er the &claret:on of the weight. (April 28, at 10 sm.) to carry 71b; of two or mere, 101 b extra. No hone to own note than 101 b extra. The wiener to pay 20 moss. to the fund. Ons rafts end a half. (24 tuba ) Ara Alb 1 0 4 6 .3 6 SlO 1 .11.6 . 6g 1 iri; ....... •• • • 1. 17 :1 4. 0 ' 1 6 Broylbria7 LifeSolt.... 04aseraaa Qs.= et Ihe east& !KIPS i I ...W • • '''''''''' °2 War. 3 0 Cbarts• U. . t 4 2300010, Jam '''''' 3 0 : PY lager . Itlbirslan . rHI Quaiir's Pi4st elf Owns; 3-yr old. Eft four, 9st 21b ere, gat La; els and aged, lOat 316. Three miles. Tree WILTON PAR/ STAIZO Of 10 noes etch, with 30 Addeo ff lour horses start, for 2-yr ells; colts, Set 1016; and Mites, Sot sib ; winters of a elate value 100 sows or upwards, ice:tiding the winncr'a oen stake, to carry 41b; of two d01t.% and sack of the ab)ve vales, 7th extra. The winces to ray 10 am to the toad, and subs:ribs to the stakes in 1800. T.Y.C. Three•gcarters of a mil..—Plamper, Dia dem. Lovebird, Chars Amin, Tredneer, The Assyria, , lda mos, Rabert, c by Andover—Pontoon's dam, Cecilia, !Jody Falconer, Precise, Lopullue, Turcio, Jowls Brown. AQU.ATIOB. EXCITING SCULLERS' RACE FOR .ClOO. A well-contested millers' race, doing credit alike to leaner and loam came off yrwerday afternoon between Giorgi Davie, a landsmen, of Chalets, and Beomin Oz lode, • waterman , of Psul' s.wherf; the stake being 601. aside, and the dietetics Putoey to Mortlake. The men, it may be remember I, rowed lest Decanter fora like amount over the same ware" when, owing to a foul, the ran woe given in Drevritee favour. Yesterday the men were accom panied by a Weimer, which was full of spreistors, and is aldlion to this, there were a Lyra number of small boats, end the towirg-pah and bridges were well lined with spectators. The men came to the post in splendid condition, and did the greaten credit to their ra spec•ira traipses ; they were somat i c:l a :l l : two good pilots—Kelly, the champion of the taking up Drewtir, and Stephen Salter, of Wandsworth, Oz . Hr. BIND, of Hammersmith, wee referee, and Dewitt got :the beet 'Wks. At going off the corn of Drew:Wilmot showed a foot or two in advance; but Ozlaie immediately closed the gay, end they rowed a neck and amok race to off Seale's at tremendous pace. Dewitt then Ligon is lead, and was wow well ahead; but Oztatle ever and anon drew up all the way to the Crab Tree, where be was only about a length ast•ru. Presently Dewitt gaited two more tenths ; but ere their wrival at Hammersmith, Ozlede had much de c teasel the digitise, sad pawed under the bridge about two leogrtas astern. Alter the, Dewitt kept the lead, but not easily. and woo by ail or eight lengtha—doieg the &smote in less than twentr dive minutes. Drewitt trained at Wit. viz's, the White Hart, Barnes. PREVALENCE OP SMALL-PDX IN DUBLIN.—The Freeman a Journal says " We regret to I•arn that small pox prevails to a large [lent in this city at present. la some Ism , ' es as many as aye or sit members have bun stricken down simultaneous')." LONDON °Ennui. Oxszaus COMPANY (Lnirrrn). —Trani° rereinta for Ma week raker May 16,11,6701. 4.. N. [Advertisement.]—HoLtoway's Lts.—Faces Ma—foe be t l.h. Rapplotwt, and loozerlty, pure sir loam:3oy meow .17 : bat bow ke owerotownee eines It • wbeiemeen Wandler. to be attained . • r0.1..a11) cannot be secompliebed. bet Nature te s ous &amw n o t the i o n, wale. derived trota foul al, Holloway • rills wen deefoile e ee te& l W pordybu proem& Si ther wither ammo as *Mamb o beer. low. ant Wow, over meo and all of which they manage a deeming, e vett re. and &Mate mom!, movreMut. or mew. mouolnyv Pills dismally lapel tame morbid particles .1116. Wetted Hoe spies. erslaste fever. .1 to terie.aad bowel ono ,I•lota. and all the ramlowes whom samaras meuMar from lito Mood ide s °culminated t tool exhalations. VOLONIAL LIPS ASSURANCE MOWN POPPII TIM YPLCIAL At litrt i l. anise MUm mheilmp d_llPlisitim Va l e= so. UML as Me 11100/1) DATIMIMP wif ? 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