The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-28 00:00:00

0 SPM'Eit MI / .-a e ; —, ~~ . Ctib iy • - -SB3 1.1 A stelikinmid WOPENCE. _ _ e-ge •`7 C 2 fora, might contain tome personm who were opposed to Sir Morton, that it should pledge itself es a whole to support him. The hon. tling= =deemed one or two other meetings is the °muse of gen the night, and wag well teotired in all. ever that may be—falls heir to most of the conservative followiag. Sir John Johnstone, Mr. J. Dent, and the lion. William Denison, have made a most soave sad persevering 0141V•10. WaLtreoPoiD.—The &Urea of Mr. Edward An imals Freeman has jest been bred to the elector* of this borough, and he solicits their sufbeges on the liberal interest, in opposition to Mr. Metres, Q.C., the tato member. The hon. gentleman gay any :—. 6 1 do not came before yen se the pledged follower of y mthister, or of any rabble minister. elieve that powers far too irresponsible are at present con fided to government* or admialstrations. I hold also that as member of pulls/rot should pledge himself to vote this way or that on matters of detail. 1 have Ora many years to the ray of parllamentasy rehires. The treed which hie been the result substantially areas with that of the more advanced section of the existing liberal party. With regard to the extenaka of the franchise, I do sot bind myself to any particular scheme, simply berm it may often be good policy to support merlons which do not go the full length that or osa desire. I am, by settled conviction, a supporter of the ballot. I Walk that open voting is the better way, whenever open voting eau be combined with free voting ; but for the corruption end cre do sow too often practised at elections tha ballot soma to me the only =be remedy. I with to see parliament" elected for a or time than they now are, and to make them Indissoluble during the time fixed on for their iteration. The gumshoe of tedistribution of rats le one which I have very attentively considered. While I am for giving an boner of rearm to many of our large towns and counties, I arid net support these sweeping meastur of bilreaeltiee meat stir are ward by may with whom I otherwise even I shoal robe ths gawping together of the =taller burghs Miry Ws their Mel suppression. I am for the total repeal debunk rsa Impost at ones =rat to the dissenter, end tending to bring the churth—te which I my self belong—into odium. In the continental war width arms unhappily of impeelt riu I should advocate rake seatranty on the pert AVERLAND ROUT/L--00101UNICATION by 1 =l.k. Y et r a itSitait a trinrkita l lit ircaali Maly Loyea. griet iwzw Miltr=gebbs. NJ luau.. b, ow.. ma dr I* sad Ugh at owl mon : hr &tear. haw mod DmWS Om. 4 tb, Igo ..i 1261. el midi ; apt he egegaler. rovs. 41,na. Hades Ida Ai., 0..... Imam 4lrd Ofie iialladisih sae V/4201. 1 .thadamin yobs essiamplea ea th• laft ma wheelli.—rer teem gleam how" . s. dr Ogeneare aiss. xi. lamissialkwit. kora: m orwaisiwa. sestaimms. WEDDING of BIRTH:DAT PREBENTB.-- cs. V All IId WFWM PI Wl* : 111M"Pl eolt. ssillseilid ii ii4Y" be l l ig m e : rat N sad r 2 .6 . • Yam' . sedi paslames'a Mer dismiss bun 111 Ile. • IWO minis ma = 4 =' gift Lisaw e5i5eambea....... i..... .....n&; isdstam, tom vs. Ill.• babe Mika. ti ja i . 611 bass.liiii - ‘.7 .11iffirlii= ==imit. sed l iwilej ; al ma. illi -- 01.06 4 =Th limils e 7,. wises% amissii*L—T, be Mol ai Gaoarlo rle SPORTING. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETINO. SUBSCRIPTION HOOP.-Towner NIGHT. BLEC7ION INTELLIOBNCE. NOMINATIONS FIXED. caE TB CUP. 9 to 1 opt lossengton 26 to 1 hooter Begot 26 to 1 Qatmotorn (t) 30 to 1 —. Wrestler (I) 60 to 1 Jordon (t) DERBY. FRIDAY. Andover. Abingdon. Aram 29. Leicester. Leominster. Lichfield. Lincoln. Lteltenrd. Liverpool. Ludlow, Lyme Regis. Lyminktoo. !4m.lesteld. SOUTHWARK. As the day of nomination approaches the exertions of the candidates increase. The canvassing Le prooeeding with an hdefetigebtlity which would hod to the impnusioa that neither of the three competitors Sale whet eonfldenos that he is not the one who will be left belted in the raoe. Sir C. Napier's Mende eased that be will heed the poll by • fee lemur majority than he did at the general election in 1857 ; end Itr. Locke's committee Mein that their promisee up to the present time exceed the total number of votes po led by Sir Charles on that orteasiou ; while Mr. A. Pe' friends are equally certain that If he is not at the top be will be very tar removed from the bottom of the poll on Saturday. Meetings contioue to be held nightly in all parts of the borough, neck condidate performing a sort of itiserent pilgrim age, end addressing hi. friends , or rather those whom hewould wish to be such, now at Blackiriars •' in an hour or to after perhaps In Horeelydown ; and within the spa of a third hour, probably In the far distant locality of Bermondsey or Rotherhithe. Last night Sir C. fierier held three such marekbe Xr. Locke three, and Mr. A. Pollan two ; but on Mon of Or last-named gentleman there was a sort of engclietel meeting of Jourvieymen at the e held sd Camel, Dockbeed, at which the services which Mr. Ann was enabled while in parliament to reader the trait by morn the withdrawal of the clear tom an ad kr rest hating merchant abipplag which peopoiel that nod* dwelt oury other than bon Inge teaks, were dlosurell, end a tesoluti n come to uodertaking to return the favour by uniting his support at the must election. ft Its Dow of we Dm from }ter g../.....„11.141191/62"laantri;Journal tat las linanallis and Zniertalearal et ta draws• of -.--• NIA la Ur Dlmmisa et Um DAM Clemilmas ot itte Dm. eisiedell by Mama Decoct. cortAlle f r Tab et Tee au.... la Temp Boon. Dl* 6I "weld to Lib. %nor I.—The Period. Climb. —TY Mal. CIIMELL—IIIaii /ha/ow. 111 Ow Ihwi le bi liagety. Wallaby. sad ls. Wrest Mos Ind Ids Bar. WM. Sir at (Sim El, 'altar Wanted. isc Tbe Wartime, SM. tjituniily Part. saill 8. 4 . 111- T r i.L eift • 111. Argot Nor*. anatil. VAL; am W amegaZ llWtWl, Lxviosu W. Ashton-under-Lyne. Aylesbury. Banbury. Barnstaple. Bath. Berwick. Bawdlay. Blackburn. Badman. Bolton. DI:IL STEAMERS to NEW YORK. Direct.— Th. IaTIOILPOIL, NNW TO soi THILATALPIIIA , 6111, VON MIT Wend isositfiss *dr ta , .' m****lria MI it is :VI the UMW UM, MAY, fir Una. i , as iseem: 0f7,77. 4 :1,...0... OTT Of WAPIIIN OTOS .....,„ Mad mit altusille:= M e.. 0• 71 1 ,17, and fl wiloas. lo thowisimOiYhm. *mid prom *pi...6 he Carols sell Ilisim=l*lrreokad Wei& es vet admirome mom Per ***Om Imtiedon .I.l* Is WILLIAM 1311,LN. IL Water. Om*. Liwpmel; err 14.11 adMAORI. G. Las Wlliarbanil 14 to 1 ow; Oa Wis/ (t) 26 to 1 Troop* (t) 40 to 1 Old Robert (t) 641 to 1 131rabuck (t) 20 to 1 Doesedor sod Trompeter coupled (t) Maidstone. Nekton. _ Boa Ma . Bradford. Breese Borough. Brkimaorth. Brighton. Bury, Laimashke. Bury St. Edmonds. Caine. Cambridge Unirandly. Comterbury. Cardiff. MilM;bury. Marlkoto WATERFORD, Lll eal SOUTH el !ISLAND DAILY. W V lll Mork Ikelassiss Sr alma W▪ Irak MY. Leae" wimeir4 Ind a Isterartatirs moat.% $ Ns. gad ma. mini dr vales triasairgell= Fft% wl isSesa4111•11•11L 4 won laltamtles el Ye ram s. alse lalwar; et Ems OW. OW ON Yr *Maw rid Odds witk welt No. et THR WRLCOMB • nom' wow garis. fa Wm by it. et Up* 501.. y W= p r se et mislisalst ~le o.a. Logo. lAA. etTrusirta District. Clutha& Cluster. cOLONIALsc LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. &ONUS TRAIL lAL ATTENTION Is aortae to *error eelotehLebe Irmo old Of We at that New MO rt. ter. r re MOND DITIlleOll of I Owe dote. Frit It is boVITIDED oil le re Peelle era her rem as re barer of the Ortery ire Mr *P.M. rho re ter t it men... .. rummy , TM Is re DI art be Wiped se tbe Wee Met. wog ow el unrita ir i7 Warta ter for Mined. we tot here the Ithb Km Mk DING le me* Ea 111141 E COLOIIIIII at Atrirsi c lima......-====. , le( ftitals lOW Oliaaleild te (MI. ad In weir Imre le sr her et II storms Teams, Poem:4m A I e t E. Eaketedbod Coptiei—Oss MILLI 4 demure. *erred th hat el Parennet. JAM U'. R. Filta MON. I. Na LONDON .. , .._ . .. .. R. Inattarksueth L II DIN =ION I Merl Orr .. .. h Ornerri. DUBLIN . .. .. .. .. .. 61.. rev iteetngooitral THE MERCANTILE DISCOUNT COMPANY LY APPLICATION/ far iriVis Si Omen At le nal la on or Mtn 11411: ALA V. V.imams& - *ld NW Imams Mom. GatinORNIL—THIII D R AT (Thirsday), TO. elo w Wow% DAT • — Or 3 at no" Pu n elYoh Illiesmaass net Os listiorm—Plemerly. ; MIMS. AN art HIS HABrTS,THIS DA t lr at Milk Dr. AIM •111 MUTTS MIN. 81 ... .1115.1 .0.6 := 4 129 6111 /11 6, Si Crum meld kvii7oh - iia. w• . a.r. r ites a z y d rigZ g rol led I llf - -- ......-atra x-= d Os 114411 is 43... Jr:rag ON* Ss 6lt T~ETCH EXHIBITION 118, Pa ll -mall.—The sirr unitar suntriAricruace, the z ar i 11/ss. Os ats li tallit MeV L . =DON CRYSTAL PALACIL REORNT r lioW ortit laVt i or sh• ma • TAIVANOT AIM 254h4,1 -166.....'"a f‘PORTO.—Aa OLD BOTTLID PORT of high Emi t ra1a"611=47411..e.""1: raßßANDY issoir , les. = p- R siz t a l:—Pal• wdembi, et ofts POlT•Winalek la won =pal stli 'Oda NM. ion.= asslAringt% / br im Eari.. web.. ib. HE BUT and CHEAPEST TEAS sad CO VMS b 1110WID am at dose bbe ablobad of Used ELLIN and Ob.. To Illaboobi. Wllllm I% "" 1.• 4baONg. Amos mobil Ones 1,6 - l a. 4d. : MI Ti, b. b. sad b. m• se. be moats anise toe OP gm sant Miss es Wu la • Om amont gm Slow 14 moles idea HAT sre the Wild Ws P—Kies IldebZutrerecirAgaifra et 16 bat Winftwarts. S. emir Ca* isd la riirLb.ZrZa: HYAM sad Co.'s SPRING OUTER-COAT. A aml. esamleaft. and %AAA alleMetto **ADO de . Aped for U 0 earmat sensi Peke 0.. auto... LOA/A.11: Ia Ozlirione4 111111110(Itiall: 11.2 A awl WA NowAtiooL LAWN: *A DIVIPM. MTAM sai Co.. SPRING INVERNESS jezza .=. 4.. ...5.,......... IME•I6 • Ismartia HTAIII sad Co . '. " SECONDARY COAT."— Ls swirl Urines Jambi tam vairemy Indoor se cosi ex" 'um Mr Ow 'Mem WOIAX sad Co.'s ` CONJOINT GARJOINTIL— at. •1411u= u itt.t. Twat, MO* _Worm ad bolo etemestris "IVAN sod Co.'s JUVENILE COBTU saw Mr eg oo row trit er ter s a. 12s. kagli FLYANI and Co.'s '• BOYHOOD SUITE."— y durable. sod bultalie fat whoa or ai MIL 14114 ding . ak ll., NA llit. II TAM sag Us "JUNIOR OVER-COATS Itefam is t -Pgs -- Tr ra.mg.b.t wit TAIL sad Co.'s TRUE-FITTING TROUSERS —lmm ... istrs.... i ns. ft; Teo Is iralkerAil.. sa• ME klti a. YAM sat Ca'a CLOTHING to ORDER.— rsthey la amp adds of Xs.IA Naha limb li 'Moro 10i—liTa r aia& re iserisa Cali IPIIII Os bariolog ow! : N. Othediteed. MieriU. fi. sad S. Sommlessi. llirlosti. BKDISTEADIS of every drooriptioa, both wood, k .Wvim, OMB wilbtomiOmmell WILLI emplele. J. i4L/Ls aLi ... L . .41 le Toaralwangoml tiLll4. TVNINO SarDl4 -- WINO- M FURNITURE IL maw vadili.-211•11441414 mie dolt. fiL; 11441 Me ends, la orsielL wort throe pima • desetislosa 41.04. 314. IL INC bioaams want IWO MO . kw 4ft . .. wag. J. • !Lb Inert mod ntea 11. Ike Iraid. 1N THOUSAND mainlined Carpet pi l 5 4L WI& UM. par pea: La V 1044 011 , 116 al ed• PR MI. J. NMI sed Oup.. tot. Talmehm••••Morl. lIPICTACLTS, tie *spit sad b r z . ..szlia li mm= g a i var t : . ta-limerWs Mont liimme. Mit ea. tr o jiLard . re . 6 1 is . 4• fi n Mg 110=sissr• pis ow= We= NNW* tAD lEB of delusto twozzion who sir bum suril sistri I fe= dr spperliss DOI. !Wyse bilrelni all "t E mil="l . = M r= art Jima . 1111 WI pearium s bus gamin dr Om OF ing "Mi liee=r• tre7""ailky =TV bou.—a.... T......a 1 V2e i....• 'Wolin A. IIIOWLAIIDeri •Is if teM. mos 1110. Lobs. rib/ amils E s t 111 8 JIM AlL—Presested by Royal LAM= Mara el raalast—tio Melee be Nap ..61 A? a si ll_ t rlr‘ ll.6l IMPIO Illgg e lla DO. M ak i. =• •IMMW the Isms Anil Wawa &114= 84 0Arbp iii. r e r V tioselimpoile BM rz 6 lnis • I. Is wipes rgirentratea d li fie a.m.:Val g re els wei. Mil 1.1 .1•11.66 i in:LINDA.... 2 ...."=„T....ivri zzk - =Mlimg Walkit tiLfa.h. * pa ." la ss il Mai. er ana Mom pot rm. IL Wier. MIA eara Ira, arA sells Girl ...1.6 .4 wear. peal. rcutrktlllri=r-lra% .... RIJUIRIOLL OM It Ilih,l7l= MAW& Q r N_D ..1" .rELZOTR AL A 7 W C IIRTOIIT TOR & F A jallsal Vat Islopiel Wt. gold cwer , 7 . , tom OksZ o r lame Weri e cl i. OftimO7 6. • Ws v irrioil lw at ' Ang ;.. -...--..'. solombetTS l Zlß ammool , '''` ma as MIN asierikas"Efte sembit isailr losur " ... Wk. No nig 11 . ,e1. sod Rome :lisom lin memo lo a rz as liTergrt s r e = ._,. •• sog swap udRO . Ird losinl as be ~L ••••••• t Is • bees Mums immiontio L a CoNNR. mid semi Iliskoßm wusia ROYAL ITALIAN OPIRA, DRURY-LANE. Mr. NW& ban truly Bads a " trassadoas "in Me proinstkin at Is heats, tbe lest (we b..vs) and artsialy ths lad work of pore Danzotti—the kW bright glean elide inks belays it was destined bi ases. Tbs draw Is very peihstle ; Word we know at ands( th• whale vanes of the stage more deeply trees this Its atm trophy. Lad in mead to the mimic, it slaws that the composer's powers in the last pried of his hie wen la a Mw d, poems. Is the Anorak tam is ass only • strata at bight isspiration d the masa% but • Myr" inn sl ell lb. resources of art, Ibis In say of his "venom weeks. Rio large concerted monomials are mom deniaped; sod is his harmonies and Malnunsalniten them is • eines sad variety, worthy not only of Rossini, bat of Maned himself. no Meese el Dnry-lane ties been esabled to modem this Ise week in a mama which has ewer been monied in this esantry. b bldg. Oaarducel he he. had the good flattems, er geed isdpaist, to secure the posesesion of a Matt based prise. Thu lady I. evidently young, and Weal to the prime of life ; but she is an Min el lofty matured powen and peat expert ea of the siege ; nod this bong the co" it is really to that she abseil make bar appearance among us quite un benieled by the vaiseid hose. But she is by no means a solitary inalsets; sad hems we are led to believe that Italy --Milk ens to bar evil days—the great " land of soup" sustains math gains that has mine made its way snow the Alpe. Name Guardneal his • face and person at once amble and heastital ; her banns me mobile and capable of great strength of enemies, chiefly, we should suppose, of tragic feeling end passim. Her action is free and graceful, with that spontaneous sit which NOM to pooped from the Immediate impulse of the emeesont ; a quality, shove all, which gives truth and nature tediums*, representation. As • Mager she Is among the very penal of the day. Nature has gifted her with • lovely voles, of so " sympathetic" • quality that its simplest tame thrill the been ; and it la es powerful as beautiful. Notwithstanding .11 that Is said of the decay of the Italian easel, fret nines, we believe, will deny that her method is good, that her style is pus, sad her powers highly culti vated. Ono Were of her singing is her use of the eon wards—a mews of impeesica often *bend; but used as it is by her, wittiest suggmatfes er mosamion, its edict Is indescribably pathetio. With sunk sifts of nature and of art, it may be inmesed that her permeation of Leonora, sumblasi milk *ivy's, ♦ Giuglial in Fernando, one of tbs rd elf las pro, ash ea lisprescific on the audience mink sons bows Wien whorled. Silence so profound that yea WO ban lb, falling of • pin, broken by bursts of de l&W aialretioa, sullicieatly showed what were the babe" of every perms present. Of Gieglici —so well Mown Is the public—ft is enough to say that he named to supra lissif, eating sad einglag with a beauty Led pathos which we have no words to describe. The saw prinelyal characters were excellently supported. Signor Fared, who performed the part of the King, has great merit both se so actor and a singer. lie is tall and handsome, with the air of distinction which became the part; hie voice Is one of the best be:noses we have based, and ha balm how to am it like an tent. Signor Lenient, too, who bad the part of the priest Baldassare, is an able per former, and a valuable member of the company. Nothing wee wanting which was Demmer) , for a complete HiMlNik The arebsetrs and chorus were irreptoachables showing the fruits et Mr. Benedict's skilful and careful die efptine. The lesser, wr beeatttel, the costumes end deco mikes eke► Ind aneepeiWe—ewrything, in short, was worthy et a meekest theatre of the first tank. The perform awn at bet Wight wee the meal, the opera having been pro duced ow Tuesday. The house,both nights, was very fall; and so attractive a performs:we will doubtless ham may repetitkete. 0111f-ZASLIVO AT WOOLWICH 41111ZNAL. Of the innumerable experimenti tried daring the Met tire rem at Woolwich Ark ail, for the perpose of mesetedamg the best way to oaks large guns, gee good thing hea come, at al emote—the authorities and ciereelves know the proper Weds of iron to use for the purpose. Failures there may have been In the subsequent stages of manipele hoe, bet many gum were certainty cast of the beet possible einallters of metal foe the pupae. So long beck as 11166 Iran meters and others ware Mated by public advertisement to erne In that o.tohhatoaaas asokplaa of the inaa, they enntill ecialldently recommend for this particular branch ot mean lecture. Fifty ample& come on this levitation. Them WON subjected to tests, chemical end mechanical in the first in eases, sold esiectioes were made from them. The remit of these gamey experiments demonstrated what Ime sub mislay been completely confirmed—that English cold-NW pig iron is quite equal is purity sad straegth te the balk el foreign Iros. rtherion and Parkbeed were bend In these early trials indeed to be far superior to Beet Wien ar Noes Fenian. Swedish grey occenosally proved of very superior character, but penally it seemed extrasely hard, and It could hot he used, tberefee, safely In the composition of guns The *parities sought for in the chemical mating of the iron wore etYoou, sulphur, and phoepkorour and it them &slated In quantities larger thee 1.6 per mat. denim first, .06 of the mooed, or .6 of the third, the Doe wasuniformly meta lewd. The mechanical testa were applied to aseertahr the Om& sad Panama strength of the material when mat into barn We& gravity was also taken into account. trMbrst lifilbent farther into detail, however, upon this at present, It may be stated—ad there is meniat=befiluaertatio cease, in doing so—that the Mee peellarty by amen for the maeufacture of kap gm, ow sad AIM stand in the following min _-111ertherton and Ferktned, Staffordshire; Bowlieg, Teehshire; sold Blanavos, Shropshire. The cost of these aware feces 61. to 61. 10e. per toe, against N. 16e. to 101. per tee ler *mien. Trio charge of metal neerneery for the NOW of a 1111-ponad gun, with the " deed leede"—the Wake upsi, Inmevw, in t he Merge fur the neat gua to be eme—fe SWIM or thereabouts, sad the osammiemey of mbar c are t bens with the metal* that they am thibesi, n sprat eel. Wheaton. the Anne) erfil yet le ebbs to kith them impala In • style equal to that el entain emirastema is we believe, • problem yet to be mbreL— Ilerherrier' layoz.m. PSVPIS MAISTIDIANCZ A01.,--Os the 19th inst so ea a palmist rississi die mid must to centimes the Mt it 4s, she Embitter es 0 aside =..tio miss *as. Ms posts Oro by ibs =I: air. IS, kr abstess es the sent fintl at the iniss awls ti tbs nal sat et Ms burial et snimin Yosa mons assedbal. NA dos mos of ramssise mit min bibisg Nada pope lessliss, Ns esatianst eel the Oa at Isprobst. ISW, sol le the eel at the *a sat nudes el primest. • Mane Bet 7lb em:6,11;07a. Last half of 11. M. Rs J. thothj a Vreag (6. i l l a r g o .m lis) bog/ :6 to 4Gc7lnTwann Rule ; • Wka ;6'l; ienphs. TSB 2.201.121111 STAKES, of 50 saws. each h ft; for 3 -yr olds; salts, lot 71b; tilat 41b ; for 3-yeolds attain alleviates. R .Y . (1 stile 17 yards). (15 subs.) Mr. W. I. IL Orsdladl At Mal 1)4 1 .4hr.... well. I !tr. J. Morro LI/01U. NM alb This betting, which Matadi& amesitierahly at int, added down to 6 to 4 on Chapala, wire wets by two lengths. MAACK, 816 each, 60, h ft. D.K. (7 furionp 201 MAL) w • a t m Bluff. by 02221(22002. ••• • • • lx: ) , llaprgAsboadday : sod 7to 4 on Harry EWE who won by ihrmtesronsa of 10 sows. each. DX. (7 fir- Im 101 yards.) Mt. S. Tea 1111011101 (kabob. to The Olnibig• 1 71Z1 11 .2 1 ( (Mal 7to 4 eg la i n tilArlse to spt 4 4 t0 1 r a rill Emkaley. Was b, Loathe ; bed of SOL, for 2-yo-sids; «114 WM; Maws 04 al. Whims atro. Flat half at Ab.U. (6 tides. 216 yards? lb.. ..... t t o 111 ....... r.. ... s g st . Warden afterwards 3 to 1 was taken about Roam, 4 to 1 Mid splint Rattleboasmad 7to 1 apt Emily. At the akar 6 to f was takes about easy , 7 to 2 ofihre= a itaries i and 4 to 1 apt RettlebGne. Toe may outsider war about whom 10 to 1 ins tars. Was by • Mph ; • Let between the second sad third, and a Ism& Ma'am the third and fourth ; the others were widely seittind. Nolen, 100 la ft. T.C. (2 furlongs, 62 pods.) Mike at Bedford. ltb=b d :± o.oo.. a22.l, 715 .... Rosen) 1 Lad Glaatab by 822 Ye I a baeref4 Betting 6t02 at Haab who woo by floe imagtha. 81:74ClIPTION PLATS of 501., for 3-yr-olids sad upwards. T.Y.C. (6 hilissol 140 yards). Kr. a ro.kgs ?be bY FOWL 3 kt Sb AL T. Peal Wl= Sa 711 alma Lr;.. Al l=l" lab4l Al /...117 1 41. at, TA lb kitY I PMI I 4 • Lad altaa's Obinota. a y 22. TAM 11 1 ; . . re:Arearaltici n . SI :to 4 apt Kai a t 4 . '1;0 addbaZi b... 1 t = apt 71to Spook& ead Eftra. W as labia hatch; two lengths betwern the Nome eel sad • ltegth w thbd sod fourth; bad Of& Dos Coma* who w a rnory at the post, sod easeed seam deloy, Ina beets of • long way. Swam:Aso of 10 son. each, for 3-yr-sids and up wards ; the Timer to be said for 100 sows, if demanded. T.T.C. (6 foamy 140 pods.) (6 slaw.) Yr. lames (11s by 0414•6 N Y4lb.. ........ 1 Mr. Illatsalt o otrata, 4m, 411 Wrath) 2 Mt. Aspilli 11)N. ht. . ..... ......(Fury) Ms betting at 6 to Poly Janet" Mid 5 to 2 aget Ohs. Is closed at evens apt essit dam= ;no ober bie.bd. Won by • lmsgth. :::: Lectived p 116TCH 1 . 00 toys, 20 ft. R.Y. at a/ lleard's HareMg Leal e Ckovistrys 9Y 4 Vt 111 BESTING AFTER THE RACES. CHESTER CUP. 9 to 1 apt Lamb e= (t) 20 to 1 Polestar (t) 26 to 1 Rattbsl(t) 70 is 1 Do .M (t) 30 to 1 Motor Begot (t) 33 to 1 Boras (t) 33 to 1 Vas Brower (t) 60 to 1 Jades (t) 60 to 1 TWO THOUSA Roma Caa/ ND. 1• (t) 6 to 2 apt Tao Prombed Land (t) DERBY. 7 to 1 on the Sal awed 26 to 1 apt Trumpeter (t) 26 to 1 Xerrysaa 04030 to 1) 23 to 1 Titbit of Lave (t 30 to 1) 60 to 1 Islasosoes (of) TM weather woo 'dad sad cold ; Ao heath eras very shady *Waded, awl the had bad dm* of It. CATTERICK-BRlDGE—WimirmaY. CILLTIOI RAIIDICAT. •=1101a110110" id of Maws 11.37111.111 TIDD Taatat hie no. MACON 1•1/1WWW. d pumak ..iti~::::" MTN Talionruis mss. Ta▪ boo Miss ria. TIN= TaIIUIPIAL mss. Q Liam wa r es ', ..a: Five na. 3 ............. i ......-. i NATAL AND MILITARY. ADMIZALET, APRIL 27.—A990DITIM9'99.—Retr- Madre d the Blue G. B. Mundy (1867) fe to hoist his deg acidthe Ileasibal . , 91, weer womb rind abfp, a t p o sia l couth, to le seamed la comanand is the Modlemrsneen. Copia= the H. C. G. J. B. Blllos, C.D. (1811), to coomeasd the Creasy, 80. mew steam guard eldp, at S he et. sees; end J. J. !Bogard 0841), to command the Exmouth, 90. snow Want gaud ship, at [Omar rt. Commandos , B.C. T. Plot (1868) to commemi the Gorges, 6, paddle-wheel Moen sloop, at Devoeport; 1. M. Bruce (1866), to eommand tits Firebrand, 6, poddle-wbeel aura Bigot% at Deptford; sad A. Barrow (1868), to the Ex mouth. Lleuteneafs H. R. E. Grey (1867), to the Firebrand; and B. Roes (18 t 5), to tha Gorgon. CRATBAM, Leath 27. CAPTAIN NORTON'S WAR MISSILES. Captain Norton having diecocered as improved method of tong shalls by means of lee frictional igniters, some experiments were made yesterday afternoon at Bromptoa Rama, for the purpose of practically testing the invention. The shells In which the hamovements bare been effrated are similar to thous whit* have teen is use by the British troops for some yews, the Doke of Wellington, when the army was posted ths Fireflies in 1813-14 baring had the different divisions provided with shells of a large size, for the purposed having olds taste drat lighted and thou allowing them to roll down the Mils into the columns of the attacking enemy. Captain Mottos, In the experiments intraday, practically proved the superiority of he method by hooking on one of his frictional igniters to the fuze hole of a wooden model of a large shell, a card beteg fastened to the eye of the igniter, and the otter end held in the band. The shell was then rolled down the slope of the glans, when the igniter was fired, a Id the shell exploded, by the check on the string, at the exact abasing and spot desired. The ex periments were very matisfectory. This afternoon the de achment of Royal Marine Light land'', consisting of twenty men of all raster, left head quarters, sad embarked at the dockyard on board the enema ei Lizard, ter the Minotaur, at Siamese. Admiralty orders Dave been received for the whale at the artisans employed in this dockyard to be granted lease teems the yarded Saturday for the purpose of recording Oak rotas at the elections at Rochester and t h at town. The Eut Suffolk Militia Artillery have left tu muli Per P.rtersomb. T folk ther departure from Om knew towayeetieday (W 7). (Advirtiorliat.]—CASSELL'll POPITLAS NATURAL Usawzra e art U. le •••4:07 .4 411iNj, 1 1 . I. 6=loll V is Drug 0,... al oat. dress sal aim., taking dreaseidllet Mt. Ili* ism well byt gut S• ... prasnumoi Wiwi. Mat Is estallam,l24 banallifd Ze d Wrtt.m."...Mera"mlutrialierm=ltiel. as: : 1 7:Aal'INdlinga , ...i.. 1..t.1..--I,..i.CASSILL'II.. vILLbI=TID iS thes=getedasi==r ass ides 16.'-ftsese Tlrsq I via lieleg lon maivel disobig mid. sigtaiZrie Isisselembf as cagi*/ w ow difiedk ire ls fit`= viallbib ff e ilitit 21stpkereslos. ase TifrilerlegUll °MI6 1.1.412 MasaMeta.. Montgomery Boroughs. Nostrum Morpoth. Newark. Newcastle-under-Lyon. Nor hallerton. Norwich. Oldham. Oxford Velvet'By. Oxford (City). Poop' and Falmouth. Potsrborough. Plymouth. Pools, Prestos. Radnor Borough'. City of Loudon. Reigate. Richmond Chtbaror. 60iiw;nth, Colchrter. &cheater. Rochdale. Rye. Word. SaManny. Scarborough. Sheffield. Shoreham. Shrewsbury. South Shields. Southampton. Stallard. Stand gd. Sick. -upon-Trent. C &stomab. Denbigh Somalia. DIMES. Dorchester. Dover. Dolma. Dundee. Edinburgh. Brigham. Exeter. Eye. Phut. Gateshead. G!..6°!* Gloasster. Gnutihim. Cinema. Grommich. Grimsby. Hada& Mattes. Husleszo. Huddersfield. Hull. Huntingdon. Kaaresboroagb. Leacarter. LIIIIIIOWOII. Loris. Lev. Droilirkh. Greet Marlow. Baddlngtou Burghs. Midhunt. Argyllshire. Ber►shire. Stroud. MONDA' EheeitireTe7jai). Clacktesanen and Kiarons abbe. Derbyshire (North). Darh.to County (North). Ftiorshive. Forfarshira. G loucesu rehire (West). iLaddingtoashirs. TUESDA' Cambridgeshire. Cheshire (North). Dsabygimhire. Damb•rson. Falkirk Burghs. Fifa&ke. Moats (North). Nest (West). Lulu:maks (North). Northamptonshire (North). Northumberland (South). Nadu (Comity). Bated+lto. CoroutS (Woe* Dumfdeabint Ec i ttrgorty). Hampshire (South). Huts (South). FRIDAY, Olonvisterehire (But). Kb esdbright. BATURDA Radnorshire. I Swenees. Temworth. Taunton. Tewkesbury. Thetford. Tiverton. Totowa. Tome Fists. nerooeth. Wallingford. Weise% Wareham. will.. Wmlock. Westbury. Weymouth. Whitby. Wiecheeter. WWfu. Wolverhampton. Worcester. York. SATURDAY, Aram 30. Paisley. Radnor Burghs. Wilton. Weirtonshire. Wilts (North). Worcestershire Wartrkkablre (Beath). X, MAT 4. r, MAT 2. Hertfordshire. Huntingdonshire. Inaceshire (South). N oz =onshirs(SoUth). Perthshire. Heafreershire. Shropshire (aostia). Staffordshire (North). Suffolk (West). Sarre, (Weal. Warerickehlre (North). Westmoreland. a. Wigton B Worees'ai (West). Wllndite (South). .Y, Her 3. Radnorshire. Rutlandehire. Shropshire (North). Staffordshire (South). Surrey (Best). Sutberlendettire. Somerset (Wert). Soren (Beet). .... ..._ I;;;;;lsetrire7 Lincolnshire (North). Lincoloshfro (South). Roxburgbabire. Mmeroet (East). Yorkabho (Fart Riding), :Y, MAT b. IMiddNies. Narthombtrlied (North). Ross sod Cromer Shires. Yahrhir• (North MIR). ', MAY 6. LY, MAT 7. I Yalu!** (West Riding). ELECTION MEETINGS. FINSBURY. Last night Slr S. M. Pato addreseed a meeting of eleeton assembled at the Maser Room, Stoke Newiagtos, Mr. Rossano to the drain The hon. leanness in the cams el Ins eloseeveSiese mind that a deputation had waie ewe him ad pmentesd blur 1,000 votes if he would Nippon ▪ Ibusded as a similar principle Whit Mato Liquor Le , bat hs redmed to give any sock pledge. (Beer, hear.) H r e Yked tomperence, bat be did ac t think that any number of pawns had a right to sees ethers to adopt their peculiar views. (Hear.) Hs would not oppose the introduction of sob a bill, bat he would not support its eremd reading. He nein favour of • isz r e az nenslon of tin fundable, bat he woe Dee pampered to the principle of Women suffrae. If returned, me of the whkk he should pardealarly look after was mammy to gab& expedltare. He was for strict non-interventica in foreign policy, unless the in terests and honour of Lonna were affected, and then he believed that every ens of them would be prepared to make sacrilkes to maintain them (Cheers.) Mr. Fox inquired wiener the hen. nadidate would sup port Lord Paimerstea or Lard J. Rantil, bi prekrenos to the present gevanammt Sir M. Faro maid be amid sot offer a factious oppceition to asp gevemasseat ; bat be was a en liberal, and should cer tainly wish to see • lama governmt in power. (Hear.) Mr. Beath asked whether Sir M. Pete would support the USW Sir M. Piro add be vend ter the ballot, sad although from what py OW Is llastrary he did sot believe It was secretary there, he aenelderei from w be new of the counties and agricultural boroughs that the ballot woad be • benefit to them. (Raw, boar.) Mr. C•oratcrin asked how Sir S. M. Pato renowned his opposition to the cleating of the British Mama, (kraal Palace. kc., as Sundays, with the rwudsget Sunday Weise l an the Tilbury sad Southend Railway. (Hem.) Sir S. M. Frio did sot feel called spas to none& nos. Be opposed the orating of the beanie's referred to, brown% however dined& it might be to give the people the adrnmye et Woe lostitatiene, it weaM Wein SA amity of mutt min labour as the pert of them seaptoyed therein. Bat be th at the diMoslty would be met by the Saturday half which he should like to see extended bin all ports Mad. As to the Minna, if they wen to egtereede the ordinary pot& mag i they mast afford the nos privileges and advection II asy cos took se sung a vnw es that the pale maim engin lo be noel ea nowilay, le weld rely ea/ Slet Ina ma MI opine. (Reer, War.) Re had wasi M _oempel may moo —_ _ . ihe favour at a mown ,-, - - anise; 6 - 3 e :hi I , `er - i — tieis - iioo - yeeinies ryas ~--. --- --- -- - , ..-=— = lll m .y.w. n ib . s ui li b, h a d ow team barn not smeared before the Maori in Wino i bet tite ill" as i i . w i nd in -------. a t& s o ad 4b ini g fr o m gam, edberents of the Derby goverment tad the high school aa-febeiM—ted b y Ma be bad given plat aeon le PeftY ii" atridabg gm , ',am to News hiD 104,1 %. lb. emir) COCOA:TM. ... ihmammil k. 180 embial Me Kim anis mesas idlo held semaer mire, me b e Neu w e Alderman Moon committee also axe doing *air test to to. ert ot renege to rem. tr. . Nvo . brza....,, ... °"[Atherti...ltlA.l—ElPPee PIONCROTATHIC QM belhathat. tl= 6 bair) other to villa sec ofor a his w ar u tin e y ; be la c il a ttr: thaa fn votas. feebabbe that the u1L14•4`r0dtr,,,,,i4t1,„. awu r ,.....1" 1, 0 ...1: 1 wk p m . dendititmetwe to the to the /Wir leceissed meehb. l i b% wee saibliaetw ws y mew, bat se reeeladea nee peril le 13cARBosoUoit. The ffee. OKA Desembe, am* =5Oll, the moo. d as I ► g 6d t wawa* ts Mitr ai Wildia., IF WI Wm,. as it me mehterel it Waif au be Sir is • naleistatiablet, Wing retired, Yr. G. J. Oahe, w ho calls n~a.ta•bb &mi. .; UM bY cam Ilte. Dewed rib miting IN& gin ore* al Ow elketanomil eibitli,liese. *NW Pi " Ildesio4litt Cceittliehe neer—vbek• whelks& I& %TOPA OREENWICII. A meeting of the electors of thin borough took place on Tuay night, at the union Tavern, Ballast-quay, East Greenwich, for the pupas of meeting Mr. Montagu Chamber', and of hearing frees him an exposition of Ms political nationals. A considerable number of electors use present, and a resolution that Mr. Chambers was adt end paper person to represent the borough In parliament wu carried unanimously. The general tropreerlon is that Alder. sea Salocoona end Mx. Chambers are sure to be returned. BARNIITAPLE.—Five candidates—four Conaerra due mid one liberal—see still soliciting the honour of reps ending this borerh, and it ia difficult to say what the result of the contest will_ _.to Men) , people think that if the four conservative candidates persist in going to the poll, Mr. Dade, the liberal, all be returned. DIRMINGRAM.—It appears to be now quite cer tain that Mr. Aelead will go to the poll ; indeed some of the hon. gentlemen's pincipal supporters aver that he will poll to the last men. REECONgillee.—No opposition will be offered to the return of Major the Hoe. G. C. Morgan, who has been cannesing in mans pros of the meaty during the pest week. Balcog.—The strong contest which will take place hers le invested with s peculiar interest hoar the fact that Mr. John Lloyd, of Dina who, now in the COOSOIV&- tire interest, endeavour to un seat Colonel V. Wattles, the old liberal representative, was formerly bates in a caster for this borough on the liberal aids by Sir Charles Morgan, now Lord Traeger. Lord Teed/rem eon-In-law has wen osaraelag with Kr. Lloyd, and it bee generally ha ppened that serer waited on the candidates who had " the Morgan interest;" but now popular opinion is decidedly in favour of the liberal sitting member, and Mr. Lloyd's defeat b spoken of es a matter of certainty. BniT.—lt was stated yesterday afternoon that Mr. Thomas Bermes (liberal), who has withdrawn from the mama far Bohr, will take the place of Mr. R. N. Philips in the opreitica to the Right Hon. F. Peal. Cell.LIBLE.—Sir James Graham has issued the fol lowing adder to the electors ,—"Netherby, April 26 : Gledesses—The irrevocable step of dissolving pediment lus tem by her Mejesty's deletes, at thievery Namur wire glair boat of pervieg the are of Hare has her fa sal, and when the aid of the great oxtail of the nation we. moat necessary to strengthen the executive, sad to guide a di s e g E ti f England in the spirit and interests of pace. In . Ike of party struggles. I de net remmaher say such or national risk roared by any marers for the purpose of realair place and power ; and it ia he you nto my whether you will and to padiament en avowed supporta of this government, or refer those who will join in calling them to a strict secant for advising a diesehation at such a juncture. With raged to domestic affairs and the indefinite posters meat of reform, you already know my opieion. It is fore saw that I have little to rid an this subject, beceure, being conancd to my room by thaw, I cannot art you before the nomination, sal had intended. Baton Thuradsy next—the day of nomination—l coefklently hope to be stile to meet you ; mad, In the meanie" the cause whir I advocate is safe in your heads. Remember, the simple IMMO to be tried is this : Lord Derby without Before ; or, Reform without Lord Derby. I do cot bailer that )au will hesitate in your choice. Let there be no mistake as to Supped= of the electors of Carlisle.—l have the hamar to be, gandensen, your Wide' and obedient servant, J. R. G. Gateau.' DORCHESTEIL—Mr. W. H. Peters, of Harefleld home, Devonshire, issued ea eddies' to the electors a few dap ago, offering himself as a ceadidate on conservative protease Since then he re herd a second whiter in which he . stata, as the result of a partial canvate, that from his late appear°, in the field he is not jused is pro ceeding further, and therefore withdraws. Evrcuatt.—ffinos the address of Mr. Chadwick the decree have been expecting the boa. ceadidate, and he sot having made his appearance, that perm el the easter who always crave fora third man cast about for mother. Oa their levitatioo, Charles Brodie Loooet: i taithe role min, we believe, who tried Ids. harne at , end dace then at Wallingford, without eeeossa, eonesste to come to Rasher A placard was on Monday circulated that Mr. Lark would arrive that day by the mid. day train, and ad der' the skater In the Town Hell in seeable. Accord higly, the woulder M.P. reached here in due course,and was met by scam few of the electors at the station; but not liking the sparer, of election pereediegs here, and feel. fag that be had been deceived, Mr. Locock decided to with draw. He tenths town by the next train. The Mayor (H. W. Smith, Rog.), accompanied by the mashers of the corpo ra, paraded the wrests of the town, as is anal Imre, sad mad, the usual proclamation. S r H. Willoughby end Mr. Holland's recces seems to be «Twin. ICIDDIRMiNaTER.—On Monday evening a crowded end enthusiastic meeting of workieg men was held at the itaresbly Room, Swan Hotel, to tate into consideration the merits of the two candidates now before the electors. Mr. W. Page was called to the chair. Resolutions pledging the tasting to use every legitimate mere to secure the tri umphant return of A. R. Bristow, Br., at the ensuing eleetket were erred unanimously. A cry being rais " Seed for Bristow'_ is a few minutes that phrase en tered the room, which wee the signet for • tremendous ant beast of applause. The hoe. gentleman briefly adored the mediae, referring to the arduous carer dike day, sad the greet meeting he had just been addreseing at the Lion Hotel, as e reason for a brief speech on that 000118i011. & Mg questions were put by the working case, all of which the hon. gentleman answered to the great satisfaction of the tarns, and concluded by expressing hie sincere conviction from the flattering reception he had met with both by el ector; and now electors, that in a few days be should be returned se their represeutaive to parliament to tight their battle of re form. The hon. gentleman left the room amid loud and long °rearmed cheerier. The non-elector.', at their meeting on Monday sassing, having decided In favour of Mr. Briatow's claims, are ustating in caucusing. KASTLESONIL—Sir Benjamin Hall and Mr. E. James having telegraphed to Lord Stanley at Mate Lynn to know whether the nomination took place with ha con gest, Lord Stanley replied, " I know nothing of the pro eerier at Marylebone, and Weed to sit for Lynn " STAFFORD.—The day of nomination for this bo ' rough is fixed for to-morrow, tad as it approaches the seve ral candidates and their friends are more actively preparing fat the struggle. Mr. J. A. Wise, the tried representative of the borough in the two last partammita, sands brat ere the list ; the next who solicited the suffrages of the electors wee Mr. Alderman Sidney ; then Mr. Thomas Sell, ass of the wealthy banker, arid a captain In the militia ; end lest, Lieutenant-Colonel Addiaos, late of the 2nd Drama Guards. These four gentlemen are all resolved to go to the poll, end the result will be • vary sheep contest. Mr. Wise is sate ; his past redact has mewed him to the large body of electors, end Dearly all who have been canvassed t say in familiar term, "We dull give Aylesford 0114," Ile not so easy to determine who will be the other meadrer, but If undue influence In sot used th e probability is that Liss tentint•Coloxel Addison will be elected se the collages of Mr. Wise. Althea& he came into the tows bet, and parsed no local inflame, the gallant coked hes banes the popular candidate • meadpremiers ate susamoss, the liberal party are rally ing him, sad the math of hie ✓enoms Minds the most ohamWg amiticatirms el aka:ay. The col net bes ado:lrma die every other mein dire his arrival la the borou0; and whilst be has mac fatly annulated his politkel dam, he lie also unsparingly dealt out the most enduring arra against throe dash who have endeavoured to weaken his position or detract hem his popularity.. The conservative candidate, Mr. Stilt, _who is -- men, but deader la pandesi Mow - THE SOCIETY OP 4R78. The eleventh annual exhibition of the models of recently retested inventions has recently been opened to the public at the rooms of the Society of Art,, John-street, Adelphi. The collection is this year an unusually large and interesting one, and shows at a glare the great im provements which have been abetted in our manufacturing mechanism since the last salaries. The &racier tee newer, mining, and railway asechaalsor does not retain =say =We, nor ry of particular 'Merest. There are, however, some valuable improvements In insokteconsurning turners for high premiere boilers, sad an istereeting adaptation of corrugated iron plates for lon gitudinal reilway ropers. The machinery and ma nufacturing appliances clam is both more extensive and interring than the previous one. The @meeker's/la rents to have undergone many modal:area during the past year. Among the models exhibited in this clam Is a rough sped nee of the native Irian challis, or cotton gin, which the committee of the Cotton Supply Association had received from the Bombay Chamber of Commerce, with a remart that it might be submitted to the machinists of this retry, with a view of obtaining for the natives a superior, end yet, If possible, en equally cheap machine. The instrument is of the coiner wood, put together In the roughest end most humaly style ; and yet, strange enough, it is stated that no machine so effectually separates the seeds of the cotton from the fibre, with lees Injury to the latter. The machine ors but es. In this ekes is a band planing machine, the invention of )Guars. Muir and Co., for the more accurate construction of the metal portion of ph il osophical instruments. A breed - making machine by E. Stevens, of Cambridge-reed, and a patent self regireeng weighing mathixe, exhibited by Nears. Burgas and Key, are well worthy of notice, as are also 831E8 speci mens of bat steel, manufactured by the Bessemer perm direct from pig iron. In the section of navel and military ap pliances there are an letter variety of improvements in propellers and behinds, but cone of the models are of great interest. In the military branch there are areal intassating models of improved field and hospital tear, the =veers of biejor Rbotles. There is or breech loadieg gun exhibited by Joseph Maudelay ; it is • pretty model, but fir too complicated for actual 11111 vice. A. rather novel projectile, called • rocket gun, is ex hibited by Mc. Henry Reveley. in this piece of artillery the projectile takes the shape of a ride ClllBl2Oll east with a bore, the tork-hole being drilled se roll. Thia projectile is lead ream • weraght-tron pin loosely fitting the bore,wblch pin is itself held in a similar cast bore, but with clover fit. lathe body of the genie a lump of cant-iron deny shape, the larger the better. A line of eight is marked cc the body of the gun, as well as sums the touch-hole, on every projectile. The adventaees are stated to be rapidity of diserer, Wear may projectile carries its own charge of powder, wad, and touch-hole, and rands ready at hand to be slipped on to the pin, requiring only to be rimed sad fired ; greet economy of coca ruction, became no. turning or boring of cannon is ew quirod, as a very moderate fit will assure accuracy of aim. The inventor states thee there I, pent iaerear of dynainio power front thee:plosion, because the same °barge required to drive a round shot in the ordinary maser* In the rocket gee, mar to propel e mass forty or fifty UMW it* weigutsl.lL, The report of a one-mob rocket gun is stated te he p Neal to that of a 6-ponder tired to thermal manner, and the hem is such as to ensure its going head flee into tho target. There be great destructive power, ea seceent of the enormous sir of the projectile conspired with the bars. It may also be provided with a second chamber in the rocket head, tarrying a bursting charge, or liquid fire. Copier Norton exhibits several specimens of his liquid fire shells, both for cannon and ordinary ridge which have lately been so succrolully tried at Chatham. Among the philesop , hical appetites are exhibited Picketer Hughes's well-known rimiest telegraph. Robinson end Cr., of Greshartiouse, exhibit several torment the pre nivel grapnel galvanic 'batteries contrived by Mr. C. V. Walker, P.R.S.,Whitehouse, whirr, allowed to be the mar convenient and chars= of the kind yet =- vented. The agricultural Implements clam shows the usual variety of mowing Taschler, cue el which the =mad= of Mr. Boyd, is emeringly insider ue el domestic Lavender is very extenders, and coarse many =grim and useful contrivances. Mennen. Hamilton end Nseh ex hibit a lock which Is absolutely unidelable. The bolt of. the lock is not acted on by the key, but by • follower moved by a handle so constructed that it deranges the lents at the same time that it shoots the bolt, and thus the lock is shot without the use of the key. The bolt is et arranged that the key is acted upon more then is necessary to char the levers ; thus the key can only be =teethe:id into the lock when the bolt is fully shot, se a bee to pass through a hole is the bolt, Witch coincides with the key and the external keyhole—thus It is quite impossible to shoot back the bolt whilst there issaything In the keyhole. The exhibition is not deficient in Amman nohow.," among the most quaint of which le a band sweeping ma c.bice, which collects the dust as it is rolled over • floor or carpet. Altogether thee:hillier Is an beterestiog one, and is well worth the inspection of those intere.ted in mechanical curiosities. THE MAIL SERVICE.—SOUTILUIFTON, WIDNES DAY.—The steamship Orissa, Cassia Boy, left this day with the weal Bombay mails, 996 boxes of spans of the value of 289,1061., end 44 passerigers, among whom were Captain. Johnson, Lieutensat Smith, Paymaster Atkins, to. The Tagus kitt to-day with the usual Peuleselar mail and 20 pmsongere. The Behar, with the heavy poor of the Bombay mail, is expected to The hiarmouis, from Now York to Hantairp, with avian of the 16th, is hourly expected. The New York, from New York to Diemen, with the American mail and advice. of the Ifith, le expected to-morrow. The Atrdo, with the Wed India and Pattie mails, is looked for on Saturdaynext. T H E bAEDINIAN AND FRENCH ALLIANCE.—We understand that the French government are making en.... live purchater of coal In Liverpool for the purpose ot supply ing their vessels in the anticipated mmilict with Austria. A steamer belonging toe Greek firm is mentioned se having toen oharterd fur the transport of troops, but we believe eo far, she has only berm engaged to carry code. At we hear of no overtures having been mode to the Company, nor the New York end Philadelphia Eliesmanitip Company, nor is it likely that such overtures will be accepted wstrl the Intended policy of Great Britain is the ceasing strugale is asuonoced. REFUSAL OF A CHURCH RATIL—A meeting of the ratepayers of Barton-upowlrwell was held o Monday, In the vestry of the perish church, to owe the exottate, appoint otturchwardeop, and lay a rate fur the ensuing year. A rate of halfpenny in the pirund was proposed and roe thattillle p te ull: waded; but en amendment was moved that no rats Mende. Oa a show of hands the ameedaseet was carried by 14 a majo ri.ity o .i f g. tw ed o t by o r oo ... e A the petitioa widiusum was st r iter b r i a F .9 pit, which had been tweedy neon* might be roastated its its former plies. SUNDAT Hygienic Saw:min.-1n oontequenee of the necessity of closing the special evealag acrwees at St. Paul's Wbsthel. inseminate bare been made with the Diocesan Moms Mlitelm, by the mottos of the Lord Bishop of Leedom, for throwing Midaftlinrchs, Nevrgebestrett, yen fee a deka of maid Nervier for the working people . the Ts to be appoinly the Lad Babop of tondos, ea = be in Bt. Pali's. 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