The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-12 00:00:00

NEWSPAPER 1& ' 1 . • S • I Na 4,628.] NOTICE.—HOBART TOWN Direct (being shortly althea...l from lb, Colony . the well-kuatea cflats- •8.1(111RD WItANICIIIO2II,I= 41.9. This goy. lultirk4 a full poop and lofty *MOM elek agora latareate at colunto.latlon for ,hie and asenad cabin t;;;l—Apply to the imam Mews. 114.111.1111W1P0N 1 " 11 IT. +t. Helena-pima. itialcompal•eartall : de Ss Mill' and 9, alliterytimet. DiVITT aaml MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE a PACKET *mfr.—Foe SY MUT Meet Eo WI panctaallp from the river the Nth of Assam. railing at Elymouth to em bark pwaseisgers hat of September . the frigate bultt ship DUN. CAN DI N HAI, A 1, El years belonging to Mews, D Dunbar and s ots rev der 1..174 tons, HEN KY NEE Commander. Wee in Ito Etat India !was nil, ship has been Riled with flw wrestest care and consideratkm fur the comfort of panseattere her cabins are lily and airy. she can accommodate a few inter inedbites. and will carry an experienced susgsam.—Yoe terns@ of freight or Femur apply to Mr. ELLATLY, with the OarlOlN, Pore street. Lionstiouse CI. splaln HENRY SEAMY, on board, ve In DE% ITT and Illonity., 9. ilmiggg.ggigeg. DE, - ITT And Mt /ORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET •11 1 P —Yee 41(DVIIIY Meet to mall from Use lUsse as the loth July. minim at Plymouth. if Net I. am lon t temeneen on ths 14 44 Argus. , the mg MOM bull ship N ill 1. Al. I.lfelossa. PHILIP •A Y Coolollolier. yom In the host ladle Nam TVs vomel is osprosaly fitted for dot trao, and Is ams 01 Ur fa.k4 sailers out .4 the port of Landass iplomild poop, nub ant-rate accommodation for uuMu Ms • Fr tents of ret& or imams apply to ••• 1111Mserothel DE:lrrr sad OORE'S AL/STRALIAN LINZ PACK M KT AMP —Pm AVM icy Farrel la dl brat tho lbw *a the 111111 Jerk calling at Plymouth to ante* gun nn Ur lot 'oyi. the spleuellal Mime mill dile LA ■GeV& 11 3 Pith Ifertar Ow to Messrs II latahor rad Amy, roglotor 1.31111 JOHN MILLIA111:1, Cummative lam la halm a/.. This Iva ship has been Milk overtly for the =rads no Mr $ ton poop. amt.roto aecommn4a- Was pameasra Hwb.en .leeks helni tatty &DA airy do sin ale a ideal* appatesaitv for a tea secoad aka. sad lalansailkhe sad eeryso orponnool = —Fat Isms ur perm* apply Ss L TUG agvitr rid Mom; •,, miessumenti. MX:and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINK Err emir. —Pm Pon PHILLIP Dina I. Hum the rt rme the 111 k Joky, calling at Plymouth to mobork r74l7wis Ik. Ist Awed A. the writ known Missals-twin ship 111.•,..• 111 toloo,ou,: Memn. Lt Ituntor 804 room EOM Moo,JN II t; •DPELVY, commoodor yeas M the in hullo Drain TM. Ilmo sews! was bulk es- Cleisr Oho lem4o. hum .101 l pom„ with rata acssauniwits. w rails passaaans. mod 'Mom espwriairwl saris na saw is Med la • voe 7 amplIPMl IMOMMO 4IM minfiert .4 rattle. mrl Y . elobrotod kr boo orrool meow la Migrl . to, It to the Ookoty jar won fit wane w o rm Is In J. lee a li. .1)1 , 111T, ma Mari; w lo wax t iss.al niVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 11 d PAMIR linid —dor ADIttAIDY. Meet ha. • •pest Itsr eg=r mod hmanalisle ilsopeiebr. the Ernsr,' !MIDI. A I, INNYINt NI Ins: eanhaaewler Wog la hu USW, Dram. MY nowt W etprroily ttte.l fw the train. mml V• puu with fret rate aee r a rre .wk a . t oe *i bi s VT2IM—Par limas of West pare.ace spvie to Me. R ISLIR. . to uxvin sad 11001td. V:Tr and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE pacoop %HIP —Y.w lI)IITLAND OAT Meet la ropart Mac los Jag arrived tens lh. c"Ino y. and wIN he doloAsboi WWI loweallOlO. WW; the pcmer part d Mai 2/lln elloodhl r pa a ja hl a .A 3. 431 Sc... ALKt.%MAI CUILIKIIOIIIb Osounalar; will 1.1 la tic. 1....,1,43 barbs. This ma. lows wool M anted for her laM ealtling rd W owy =ariainsedail-a 1.. r ehld nal mooed cabin or of Inapt apply Se Mama i r= POWELL loni-Orem , v u DEVIIT sod lOAPILL A Webomoost Diggrowl MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE ourr all P —Noe HOBART TOWN Direct swam Yoke oder lit to the Valle Agency : Iu porte.dly 11th July, Yd shipping stay tith Jelly the wallows, km settles nritish Mdlt.hly A NTIPOWINs A I Wpusin, Mme n :veer swig chi WT. O - - % %Wigs YWe Lwow Ducks This lbw alp wee Oat saw the Swaim W Its *MINIM expressly ter the Usde h by pea with re4wb senewandetion he tablas fie, mad willowy so enwriewiest wow.. —Toe further porgenbee Pp* In .117 awl Ifillrla„ R IMO:retract. AUSTRALIANMI nDETN loadal Montero I Tc l ier .11IP and MOOR LAU:OIIMM Dims la LINE ii='Mar'. the sp Rtill TAS Al. resistor el lama. LAMM& lITLIACC Clamesorlor las la taw Wed= Daft botollloi and or bail bp Noma W. MI ma Sok al Abordolo. onevosly tor Ur low alas balk and la ow el Ilte bated dips oat al the port of Loam No Ira wows sod aormoodation for Aid 'OMB tom al or apply to Ibtorm: Rl= Ira minas. . or to Yarn , ow POONA liattorotroat BLACK BALL MONTHLY AUSTRALIAN CLIPIIOOI, LONDON w 111M1111r. lIOIIIIOWAY. Al. 1.090 Si.Bo Is mil Ad, 10. TL. besollhJ 110,11101011 dec d cr ib : cty .i.s =ltz j i cr u a l lum Le5.474, LitNIMON to MELDIOURNK - . . . lIIANTAII WORK AI. ! to:.. him u, Ms splendid ilip r 'MI bows. sad abed. so sansail spposrinpity for =sad paissagers ft.ef we roods la tin Lot India an aloes date salmi previ...ly IN DON tu.ADELAI'DF. CIPRINI WOE% B. Al. t.ong. This magnificent dtla b sow halm at the Jetty. London Ihrk.. 'toppers and alamies one deaketi to 111.pect thir Maui LIM vessel Ware aq segapensata. Lad .hippin7 dm) June 91. DisN (PIN to 441. EF...N.LANU radar arrangenteat ith govenuireat. free grants of land. Pila;lo.lsr). (lb awl upward.. SYY.LL, Al, 1,100 Trts. Thu noble ship lout bees se hetet. lei account of her speed and accommodation. aa the pioneer to this rolosy. and mill sail he Moreton Bay la Jame: ears loading is the London Wets. Free land (faith, wider the lilmerament regulation.. to the lanai of ato glees to all par leas paying then own pavane by this ship . all torthartaderwe Una ens by applying to K. JuitalA Ir. EN.. T.-permeated/ft at the Qaerasiand tadentruent ; to JAIIIOI BAiNVI and 011.. : all Agents tor the Slack Ball Use : sad to T. IL Y sad On, 1, loadeshallettieet, LC. WI3IKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to 111 W YORK —The uvraroct. NEM YORK. sad 1 1111AINILMIA KTKAM ><alr VORPARY fetaint deapideldneg IMF lill•essitsped Ines Serra eSsaiaclfts, ealltas Quitmaileas Is sobsept ssesesers sts,l despatches, a. keg's*: WMLY FROM UVIIIIMOL FOR NM YORE. KANGAROO. Wedaseday, Jane lL LTNA. Wednesday, Jane It. KDINIWRON. Witelassdar : Ins IL And - every saceseding Wednesday. Calis gaingo U. 17, rad galaraa according to las WOW asdatca Forward I...aim gainers. Including an prirristons ontiaL 4 p... Mt for taus& aad the Wasters States booked esocati on very &assimilations's arena for farther parUesisn Ma to T-Wideratreit. Lirerpool : or to UM MACEY. 111. king WEIIII&Sineit BRITISH sad NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL MAN SHIM Wirers LIV ZILPOUL .ad NEW Ten Med, w Mime= UVIIKPOOL and IlikiTeN, Use %else Wpm rely istihre r SAY/AE. Tlio tollowlso or other Moir th• ors ereo lo leted So Oen Liverpool, calling at Cork to rerstro vord witorA. for DO TON, Astivday, Jun. 11 ?EL lA. in NNW YORK, tatarduy, June n. CANADA. kr DrotTON, totnr.lay, June Ai. POMPsae.q, toehollog atetrard's too and panatellas, bad *NUM whom or Atom :—/o Dania sod Dorton. chief eWa . tined WAN, MIL To Now York, Chia cabin. it. : tato. ALI Fftight to Ilalitas, Watts, YU New York. AA per Silk and i per nut. plump. —Apply to J. K Posy st. Old otmosottort Lusa= COTT* ~,....dN It. Moor tts Paris and J. Dom liorhoitawatroot. Otmotr C. 111•Iwor, Quosaitotra; or A oatt C. Alm, I. WOK! 1111 4 flyagess. pHILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PHILLIPPS, 11, haael•lame, S C.. wll sit =etel Ankle aiemsemee kw the mvierteemtl sed o purls, wish sad yeememseev. am : ItunatlMll .11.1 the NZ. Li, every Aso* fenretret, et 11 u OuLlt, at the Drilla an 4 Peevlgm Skala *LK rem —Saloon, tl Ulm ; hree eaten, 178 : reties flees 11 1. end 21 10. 7J. 7111IN0011). every Thuse4ay lierea rs treet .4 the Tower. /Amt A . MOM IL Wednesday, Jane It from HowerlyJmes. lar“-82, et. mad los &stars tiekettiesowd at • bre sad • he& 61 /1111LX31:11t1. W Wallas:Way, Jahr 12, hum Bondy hem. term IS SL ea.! i ?v, rertuarso. TALK E. We.leevday. Jew 12. tees 11. Ihmelhet weesunedation for peeseeren. ariliatiad Weave apply at Chaplin's Volvermal Mee, I hi lemAhme. agirnm W. vete rlIll•PS, GILA% IA sad MULLIPIPS. 0 0 1tiMilrer SIMMIUTY LIFE Nunn. THE CONSOLS ASSOCIATION, 42D, Strand, unar.-1. Proc:dea the Security consols for Ile Poll. so* It It lends, sr ntuno to Inaortra rood. at toy time. dont wooled! eft an FINWINIM paid. 1 toloolited itenott7 fur w oof. lota • Mend Me lotarest. Tbe netenteaket you one. • hive molts!. tobewilbed by several Suedes& of Intant• tatocuation nay be obtained to soplicatios to , ifolLta r. SaYLLI, traeging .018 ADVANCES MADE, without delay, by • beim, is vianuerr se &pit el Mob. air el ask. off ether 111. EMI menirlip. impel able by NW lIISSaIessIS. =MS Ipm oast is WI sossoli above LI. Capita l = hams ft MO sad ale was. Pnipsseser soll tines ma lin £J .I ►IAM SOOT. --- 111Msgem RICORD'S ISSINCII of LIII . mum wired le Wee see eiseeered ewelbelaw '..Vlmisio fib. Its slimie Ere peeswed — "slodialksd er=zielli Ye wed rib tall bileselisse. °I Li& •ee ler semi airebere, ereeelly %T.. yomild eler7 .—. Were se —Me Woe la Looks. •rak SW& Lair& lOZZAIIII 00PAillink or ......as ted Cap rk oftwesmii tbe raft amml Lima Nespissis. Midiftwimilidl_ as Or boa Irmo* kr Any& direasec— ii,;—*. Nor. Mr. imp, terwardoll mftwilea. Per M GUAM Jult/UPP, Plow* elos A n = --" 4 . are= ; bee St. Iluellk nod lin PNIbI Mak A BriVZIL TAILING REMZDY. ri. Dr. nom =ION omil WIZ NW, Wilma mg DameDi lagroler" Das Ss reeW et ir= my .......d 1.1.1.1. bus.% Nate Inn Moo awl liver complilmle.l•o= memo. elisan. Doimas a the sta ler IPA ski'', 17-4s s MIL arl is • mew a as air am truly imam* be OW spoliation end S• the nada. Om ammo appeal*. mimes ad etrenethea tlla dole war edea,—add by . tadort. ad by and is bead la. 114. id la ea. Da dee Oa ail Ine Lir. Mad= ad lid MIL no psalm ars • sem" MOS Pelilliso WM - IMMO* Wag" Mk Dimpalied." mould •• em Om& MR. SOTHERON ESTOOURTS CHURCH•RATE COMPROMISE. The following is Mr. Fatoourt's Abstract of his Bal to abolish the Jurisdiction of Ecclesiastical Courts in respect of Church-rates, and to alter and amend the Law relating to Church-rates : 1. Jurisdiction of Ecclesiastical Courts in regard to the validity and enforcement of church rates to be transferred to the same tribunal as the poor rate.—t. Each eccle.instscal district to be a separate pariah fur the purposes of this act. No rate to be collected In any district. except for the church or chapel of such dletrlet;—.l. Churchwardens to he empowered and required once in their year of office t publish on the church door for three successive Sundays. and after pub lication to levy and collect an ownera church rate, not exceeding one penny In the pound upon all pro perty in respect of which the occupier has hems armed to • chu, ch rite within the hut fire years, such rate to he solely ap plied to the following purposes, vlc :—Reptift of church, church clock, hells, belfry, and maintenance of the churchyard; provid ing of books required for registers, and for performance of Divine worship, according to law : Insurance of all the above fire payment of fees due by law. This rate to be payable by tenants, and deducted from rent due to the landlonl.-4. Church vestry. as hereinafter de fined, to have power to levy an oCcupicr's church rate for any purpose connected with Divine woishlp. Such rate to be collected only from occupiers who are members of the church vestry.-6 The church vestry to consist solely of owners who have ben rated as aforesaid, and of all occupiers who shall during the preceding twelvemonth have paid any church rate, or. being ratepayer', have contributed to soy subscription in lieu or in aid thereof, and who shall not decline to be members of such church vestry, by delivering to the churchwardens before Easter In each year a notice In the form set forth In the achedule.-6. Church vestry to have under its control the audit of churchwardens' accounts: furniture and fittings of the church ; salary of urban : appropria tion of seats, and all expenditure incurred for the benefit of congregation.-7. Small Tenements Acts to be applicable to occupiers rates under this act.-8. AU rats" under this act to be greased according to the poor rate.-9. After this act comes into ooppseration, no church rate to be assessed or levied except in acawdance with the provisions of IL-10. Saving where money Is due on security of rates--11. Saving provisions of local WA.— l'his act to come into operation on Laster-day, Iset Full° of Notice To the cherchWartlehe of perish. I. AB, give you notice that I decline to be a memberaf the church vestry of this parish for the sear Date, (Signed, A STLEY'S. THIS EVENING.—The most secees.tut 'mude sm. iproduest—MAZlPPA, with New Sorhery sad /Meta. To inikAred Ay the Pinky Mousitela Wooden, Flying Tropes. mod SCILNDI IN THE MCI& Coo. destine with the Pantomime Ballet el Sotto the Boatillan Ape. Paibeced prkei. Dotes open at hall-pent t-0. THIJIVIDAY, Jews IS, SZNIEIT of the HOCH V MOUNTAIN WONDER& E VANSR MUSIC and SUPPER ROOMS, Gentlemen meet, as tuna MCAT Elfrfl:lo.—Mack rev as ever.--Sydney. admirable Nem Saw —The Elle“ lenity and the American Brother( elnpull POrinlinandel. raperlor to at yet sent.—law- pert now, Glees, Madri• gala and classic Vocal Mimic term the mein element of the rotertalatment.—"Plaggeers sup Al Evan's to arm extremely well sung "—Athenaeum itIDrCTION Or 7U MINI Dyne& EUROPEAN and COLONIAL WINE COMPANY. In. PilLimiLairlos, &W. Established 15.% for the supply of pare moss of tho NOM character at mobs of at hod 30 per coat. ROYAL VICTORIA RIIEJIRY. perdozen. The Standard of lacellonee SPLENDID OLD PORT 37a perdozen. !Tea yeaesla the wood.) gPerna7 Champagne, 3 nr. per I Finest Corn& Brandy, 495. sod dozen SW per dozen. at. Julloo Claret, Ms. and Spa Most Schiedam lloUanda, 3da per down. per CAW. Ecciusrr DI :f SOON OLD MAT 7110 W TO6 WOOD. Deithes rd pickups Included. Toms ati► W: .Y DX sad N. per dozen. tea sad Xis I. Sis deem MIS aardap trim IL MID TIMM Marrs. HA MILTON sad iC I MPT ON, Tailors. Geatloara who rooks GOOD sad PAIIIIIONABLI Dana cola Os the bid imatarlaio leant It*. • aGLECT d Walk's, low, and Ovarcesta ohms oa hand So.llll, STRAND, 017011111 lama GALL "A 8 C 0 T."-Bpecial Preparatioas have been ma. by I. WIWI and fent for Ascot Naas, tM meet enticeible le a UGH?, ILLSGAWI COAT, to he /rum WWI nr wlthoef ter, me Ira met draw or be injured by W dant. X 3/011111 sad BON MIRCILILIT TAIIAIti, 111ATT* a n011113.S. BOOT II ANIMACTUZZik rid MIN OUTIPTITM Omar et Mild/ 111111111 New Odoriklissi. amir ai r k ihrkilnal Career of TallookimeserMarl mg laltnagerl. =MT isaiKaal. dill NM Maw& Yeetodint T.OC B -STIT C H SEWING MACHINIS, mermtmlared by the "Whelk, awl whew Illszostee. table Oripm.-0111.• and OEM g = t ri ia• Ortemielreek Lassesa—Mossumadol tee thelr erp•ee et midi sea IBM. ipso{ beset, 'sad donlrtity ringo o rehereerLeerk m are bias to ose satictestly leeS feel their and elm *stirs mildectlem me the tatimelle ter demeolie parpoem aid are mileble mei minable pat the oveheiega Descriptive pamphlets graft G II N 11.—To lIIPORTBMEN. —The present odder omen hell.—Go to VI lelfrrLl/CD, H. NMIVo I Goldwater Hotel . look Womb br reek MO of D Haftell and IIt77.IJ4LOADING GUNS. SINGLE add GOODLY, RARRILLLED ItIFLIDI of every sort end ddlerldidd. dee Div. 'Le KIK by en the bed farce molten: with every derelptlon of einatualllak die.—WHISTLER 14 staved, lif.C—N.B. Z. W. .1U tar swabs In retrain (VAN by Screw Steamer aad Railway. V 11141WW_ M I C E tgielsod Cosi De—Llell. sod Co.s bond NIIIIIIXI ler Nottoa Waiheall. the beet house aeth le Ile., diesel frau the eeolrtr by mow lesearra RrUirel. /IL; Met amok No INLAND—by MIL WA Y : Allieskes. is sad Ito ; ay Crook fl. sod 1R ; Healer, les : Hartley. lb& hi. ko—ost es* believe* sersefted. to soy pet se laaisa. Al orders to to tome vied LILA sad Gigot ono% Nairn foram Railway :Ratko", inotnary, Nil No Naga employe". BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on -11.)41m. —BOIIIIIIII SIMON, tem —The Mineral Water et Ilikmara as ordisswed bp the aaalysis at tne cate rers, Bersigne Uri& age Misnimmit, tonic, alterative, sad MrThey us of &MIN& sink* In removing disorder slim* sag other laallees. They stimulate these ergo= am Iba eldneinal dregilles ls dAvtlee, meta the gresseese fig seerease. and sea a lagagel regularity to the agog* et autallteo and ralmilititst Thr are paned re ✓isals' *Pete Is err risefiniart el_ _the deer in allostlos of :t o e= in hypochondria, Ismael, lealeflieldel dame ad conatlpatios. Is cr slot most, and all other alfeetkem Mg:by larkracy of the digestive function., the most nark Mr bees W afte d from them. The eflicaza d enim arm esposkilly respognised by those who ram at ask sores ter they the Invigorating air of the mesa tale, the miry of the surrounding scene, and perfect *betray tine Mr CM career Ur world, concur In Sligitillg the action of the imadicinal beverage. The mago Dicer Celle% Oki., In the beady of its architecture. the Judicious distribution of its apartasets, and the richnest of its decorations. awesome' over other edifice of to. kind cat the banks of the Rhine, costars saloons Sur balk and concerts, as also for the games at Cede et emanate and roulette. the tormer Is played with the halt retail, and the latter with one zero ; the orally venture of the hank at the treats et ryttarante table Is send at gl?..000, and Ow maximum state Is Cr,. Among the other attractions may be irstintwd a large and comfortable reading room. liberally fur nished with Orman, retch, English, Italian, Russian, Belgian and Dutch Ranter • coffee-room in the Olympic style of deco ration a divan, for the enjoyment of a , opening on to a fine terrace paved with asphalt: • grand dining rout, when there Is a table•ditete kla nasals', tele e a day, at one and at lye °Week. Nader the seperintealeeoe of the celebrated M. Cleat at Para who is the lessee of the refreshment department lof the gerhoes. As somata meagre, numbering 40 tlietin lodatd arieleaksserforms three time a day ;b the morning at Os wills ; Is the afternoon In the beautiful innlens of the esoloo, ea la the evade, in the grand ball-rooto. The new rail way bas akar Droned Homburg Baths to the outskirts of Preakkel There are a trains a day, to or fro. the last an late Ale 11 Vasa. As the away oceepise only halt an hour, the arreramit me vials nay reach. Vaton Is got to llnsiski fis liana Solaria In go, to Paris he n = I. Is U. soo otesiag is the rtercummunka- Boa lig mg. RIMMEL'S PATENT PERFUME AA" vAyoluzza. r Ilegant. Cheap. and Portable Apparatus eseammudel by Dr. Irathaby and Dr. Ilaandl for diffusing ths mass al fkwan hi apartatents, ite.. sad purifying the air • Mew isd dolt roam Pries tram 011.—NUOILNE RLYMYL, whom M. Mimi sad 14. Consign. Laudon. SOUND and WHITE TEETH are indispensable to personal attraction, and to health sad longevity by the maticatlea el food. ItoWLANDIN °DONT°, or Yuri re P t er ifrice, • while powder composed of the choicest and mot recherche ingredients of the oriental herbal It estirpetes all tertaroue edlessicas to the teeth, sad ensures a pserl-like white ness to the eamelled surface . arrests the further progress of do-ay of the teeth, sal induces a healthy action of the runs. The breath .ho front the salubrious and disinfecting qualities of the Waite, attains a purity and fragrance truly grateful to Its ="1. Pries la per bolt. Caution—The words Row. 01;entek" Ike., an OS the label, and •• A. Rowland and am. thew and by a flainsoserderi nd on the government stamp. acid l y podiums. OORNS, BUNIONS, and DWECTIVZ TOE vv N AILS ILITRACTID and CURED In ea slate, wittiest gutting or the hest peat, by Mr RANDALL. Ilk Rerdintesol. Ladies attended by Mrs Er ndall it preferred. Tema le. ad. is. Mr. ltendsla Ms testimonials from Ur loyal holly. whieb . mite se=tth threaded. of adman frees curet of tbe to tbe folleertng there Qs ler. the Land . op of Landon " Mr. Madan besiege cured we come on way feet widow! g l,ls any pain."—.. Air beet Atwater. at. is. Jantes'eyinee, hoe bad two large toenail% and a ewes extracted Or Ms feet by lie. Mendell, and caa strougly Mdedmeend Ma" _ _ Oben.% SI, illglat4lnist Quadrant. DINNIFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA ha. bent airbag tmealy•llvat 1 110partim1ty maw Ilona, by the two gwahmies, mad uemseW accepted by the nubile, mi the beet remedy fee acidity of the stomach. heartburn. headache. pont tad ladigealloo, and u a mild ape nut for richeste constltebookysiore especially for Isaias sad children. (orphaned with lb. Addulated Lemon ilyrup. It tonne an Atinetta. egerreerlng drama& in (think he &parkin quali ties are mach Untamed. During hot wasseas, sad la \Mailman, the regular UM of thi• simple And elegant remedy has bees amnia Mthly beneficial. —lla.nafaetund with the utmost Wen tiou to warmth and parity by DINNY.YURD tad Co., 174, New Boadstreet. Leedom. and mold by all respectable chemists throughout the empire. DR. BRIGHT'S APHRODISION, the Phes- JUF phorlsod Yentas Toale.—The aewly-dlecerrared chemical comblnatma .4 phosphatic salts, "dabs', trot be., the most marmlious remedy for affemussees, dleesses of the kidneys sad bladder. wltb 1J.211, other dletresdag symptom. Atom: Ile. per bottle. or four Ile bottles In one, sad to ems contlln• Ina three rea bottles, YS. which saves LI IT< Leadea Atom's b robin. 4S. at. her. Church-purl barebsy, 1111, garrinolon• dreot . J. earsor. 140. irsfonlotreet: street: butler, 4. Chestekle . Hooper, iii aW t, London & Way Homteo. Graceeblue two. tea. Strand: sad of all chemists throughout the AGUE and DEBILITY.-11w best remaly is prunxic. wad the beet treyeeelisa of ibis won&rfel Isle Is WAITIN farlY,l NI WHIR, yeeoeusended by I. Rawll. of the Lase* " end the atedleel profession —Pre pared .airy by ROZIAS WAYII24 I. Mania rhea femme- Amok Leedom. mod said by mem, ehesalste, and wine nee -1 71 e. • Alma Wheileeei Avis* Lamle. Webb, sad Co., Woroeeler. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 12. 1861. CAUTION.—WATHIERSTON and BROGUE" nootamend the public to have the Cant Gold stated on tha Invoke—. rine Gold and Pun Gold,' as applied to J being • dalaka WATHERSTON by BROODEN'S ."6 S CHAINS, and all arikas manufactures' by lbssi, are sold upta Ma end at the sasnafacturers' Wens Manufactory. 16. H .ftwentyirdem. 11. C. laws made of chants sad awadwy sari& ach.-11.11 , ellaiadintent closes at 6 Ys evanlng and en Smardays at I. MUSIC. MACKAY% NEW MAGAZINE. 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Ooneultatiosa, 10 till S, sad pto & feel 110 hesitation In saying Morels no member of society by %hum the hook will rot be found usefut—whether suck person bold the relation of a parent, preceptor, or clergymen. —fins. tocuios : Slum filL Carsidn ; tad I. Allem IS Warwleklaae. RAILWAY COMMITTEES. Yesterday the hill of the Sherborne Railway was throws out in Mr. CoMAU% committee. The committee on the Stourbridge Rahway Compaoy's Extensions passed that measure, and settled the classes. The else of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company's extension from Mar gate to Ramagate, et an estimated met of 96,000 f., we, ope . ned, and Mr. Turner, the engineer of the line ? was examined. The case of the North Eastern Radmiy, in opposition to the Newcastle, I)erwent, and Weardisle Railway, was , Iperked in Mr. pullers committee, and those of the West artlepool and Vale of Neath Railways are still un determined. The following bills were disposed of in Mr. Musey's committee : Worcester, between those is at Stemple . and Leominster Railway , for a line • cost of VO,OOOl. ; Great Southern and Western ilway (capital, tic., bill); The Ramsey Railway, for • line be tween Moline, on the Great Northern Railway, to Ramsay, in Huntingdonshire, at an estimated cost of 40,0001. ; Midland Counties and Shannon Junction Railway, at a cost of 120,0001. ; the South Staffordshire Railway ; the Dublin, Doom, and Callender Railway • the Forest of Dean Rail way, and Bristol Channel Pilotae Bill. The hills disposed of in Lord Radeadale's committee were the Cork and Youghal • the Henley is Arden Railway ; and the Stock port, riMperley, and Altriacham Railway. Emir 1150111 IHRIOATION AND CANAL CONPANT.—Yes terday this hill wee disposed of in the Lords' committee, its object being to construct works in the East Indies for irriga tion of lands, combined, whenever practicable, with naviga ble muds commencing in the proving of Orissia, and aLio for furnishing additional means of transport and water sup ply throughout British India. The first capital is proposed to be 2,000,000/. LAMB6III-111104:1.—Yesterday the bill for a new bridge over the Thames from Market-street, Westminster, to Lenibeth, abutting on the Archbishop of Canterbury's Palace, was phased in Mr. ILupey's committee, and will re ceive the royal absent in • few days. A meeting of noblemen and gentlemen from venom counties in England, filling the position of colonels and alms of the Yeomanry Cavalry, was held on Monday afternoon, at the mansion of Earl Dudley in Park.lane, for the purpose of taking steps to oppose the alterations in re gard to that force which have been recommended by the committee at the Hone Guard■ on the re. nation of the Yeomanry Cavalry. Earl Dudley presided ; and from 1110 to 200 noblemen and gentlemen attended the meeting, among whom were the Fail of Harewood, the Earl of Prone, the Earl of Warwick, Viscount Dnuponon, the Earl of Malden, the Earl of Verulani, Lord Fitnrillimn, the Earl of Dalkeith, Earl Vane, Earl Mincers, the Earl of Cork, Lord E. Hill, Lord Roe, Sir J. Pakiegton, M. P., Sir R. Gerrard, Major Edward., M.P., Sir W. Cook, Sir W. W. Wpm', M.P., Ex. Resolutions condemnatory of the pro pelled owMaao were adopted. ROYAL ITALUN OPERA. Another of Griei's " farewell performances " took piece last night. The opera was the Huguenots, sod she appeared, we lamest to say, for the last time in her great part of Valentine. We are far from wishing that she should depart from her resolution that her present round of per. formulae shall be her last ; we trust, ou the contrary, for her own sake, that she will firmly adhere to it in spite of every temptation. But when we leave She theatre moved as much as ever by her incomparable acting, and charmed by her still beautiful singing, it is sad to think that a plea sere we have enjoyed for so many years is so soon to be lost ler ever. --- Mario was the Raoul, a character I. which he bas long bum as unrivalled as Oriel in that of Valentine. We be lieve that the effect which they give to them parts is limightesed by their performing them together. Beoul would no longer be the sante with another Valentine, nor Valentine with another ItsouL And, therefore, we think that when Bred absodute the one character, Mario will do well to abandon the other. Both were received last night with all the waited enthusision. When the curtain fell upon the great scene—the terrible scene of love and despair —which closes the third act, the house rang with acclitimie tines, and the audience were not raided lathe performers appeared twice before them. .455 reek, the opera was performed mach as usual. Faure gave much effect to the character of Saint Brix. Tagliaboo being indisposed, the part of De Nevem was tale% at short notice, by Poleaiai, who sustained it very. emedlhibly. Lam wee the Marcel, a character which has been usually performed, and with great 'power, by Forma. Didibs was a good representative of the Page, and she nag the two sin very prettily ; but she would do well to miter her costume. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, JUNE 11. —PaomovoNs AND AP rournmgre. —Engineers J. J. Bluudeo, to tbeCumberland, for charge of the machinery of the Grillo ; C. A. Roebuck, acting engineer, to the Cumberland, for charge of the me. chinery of the Carnatioo ; and H. Parry, confirmed as first. class usiatant engineer in the Indus, se supernumerary. Lieutenants W. F. Johnson, to the Cornwallis ; and H. C. °aglow, to the Megiera. Midshipmen C. T. & C. Michell, to the Revenge; and A. S. Philpotta, to the Ariadne. Acting Chief Engineer W. H. Houghton, to the Dragon. First-Chin Assistant Engineer P. Greetam, to the Dragon. Secoud•Clase Assistant Engineers B. Oliver and W. Allan, to the Dragon. Acting Mecond•Class Assistant Engineer R. S. Human, to the Dragon. PORTSMOUTH, Joie 11. The Bosphorus, hired transport, arrived at Spit head to-day from China, having on board the nth Regi ment The ship is anchored at Spithead, but will, we understand, proceed to Ireland to disembark her troops. CHATHAM, JuNz 11. • REINFORCEMMII row INDIA. —The following officers and troops at this garrison have been placed under orders to embark for India as soon as the necessary amount of tonnage lam been taken up for them by the Honourable Council of India, viz. :—Enaiga Stone, Ensign Kemp, and 118 men of the 4th (King's Own) ; Captain Martin, Lieute nant Hackett, Ensign Irvine, Ensign Moir, and 120 men of the 19th Regiment ; Ensign Dourly, Ensign Leeming, En sign Mardou, and 60 men of the 20th Regiment ; Captain Armstrong, Lieutenant Stanley, and Ensign . Haddon, 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers ; Ensign Drought, Ensign Trenchard, Ensign Nugent, and Ensign Bird, 51st Light Infantry; En. sign Twining and 21 men of the 35th Regiment ; Captain tho Hon. E. Curzon, Captain the Lion. D. Manson, and En sign Knox, 52nd Light infantry ; Captain Malan, Ensign Vandaleur, Emile Day, and 86 men of the 75th Regiment ; Captain Brown, lAentenant Weir, and Lieutenant Bevan, Slat Regiment; Captain Minhear, Captain Sweeney, En sign Ford, Ensign Fuller, Ensign Smith, and 48 men of the 83rd Regiment ; Captain Wood, Ensign Rogers, Ensign Pasaingham, and Ensign Cauldwell, 91st Regiment ; Ensign Symms, Ensign Jones, and Ensign Hansard, 94th Regiment. BURGLARY AND MURDER AT ZINGSWOOD, SURREY. On Monday night a barbarous murder was com mitted in the borne of the Rev. Mr. Taylor, incumbent of the sew &arch built a few years since by Thomas Alcock, Esq., X.P. The house where the foul deed was perpetrated legislated in a very secluded spot, the Dearest house being that of the schoolmaster of the National Schools, about 200 or 300 yards off. The Rev. Mr. Tavler and his family were on a visit at Chertaey, and left Sirs. Holliday, aged 55, wife of Mr. Holliday, lodge-keeper to Thomas Alcock, M.P., to look after the house. We were informed the rev. gentlennua wished to leave some other person with her, but deceased said she was not in the least afraid. Her husband left her soon after six on Monday evening, end agreed to go again at nine the nest morning. He did so, and not finding the shutters down, and the front door being open, Le became rather alarmed. On proceeding to the room where he knew his wife slept, the unfortunate woman was found in her night drew lying deed at the foot of the bed. It appears the murderers filet out a peas of Ltfrom one of the front windows, and out their ~ as there is a little blood on the woodwork. They then proceeded to the back of the house, the lower windows of which are protected by iron bars. They then took the stump of an old tree, about 12 feet long, and placed it against an outhouse joining the dwellinchouse, and thus got oe the roof and meshed the window of the bed-room in which the deceased slept, knocking down a looking-glen that stood on a table just under the window. The noise probably awoke deceased, who no doubt made an alarm. It would seem as it the murderers then dragged her from the bead of the bed, ea there is a streak of blood on the floor from the head to the foot of the bed, where they bound her tightly, hands and feet. They then thrust an old stocking so forcibly into her mouth, that the tongue was pushed back as ter us the glottis. A formidable weapon was foiled in the bedroom, about 20 inches long, with a heavy knob at one end, and a piece of cord to twist round the wrist at the other end. Active measures are being taken to appre hend the guilty parties, FRIGHTFUL OCCURRENCE ON THE LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. Yintertlay morning, shortly before day-break, a frightful and fatal occurrence took place on tiie Coventry and Leemiogtun branch of the London and North Western Railway, by which two unfortunate persona, an engine driver and fireman, were killed on the spot, and a seat amount of property destroyed. It appears that between Learoingtaa and Kenilworth, which are distant from each other between 5 end 6 miles, there is a road passing between the embankment of the railway cr o ssed over by the line by means of a wooden bridge. Although the structure Mut been erected for some years there was no appearance and no apprehension that there was any decay in the material of which it was composed, and the ordinary number of passengers and goods trains had passed over it during Ilooday and Rowley evening. Shortly before day break the first up-goods train, consisting of the engine, tender. and several trucks, laden with general goods, left Leamington on its way to Coventry, for London and other places, and proceeded at the mud speed, when on arriving at the wooden bridge ia nuestiou the bridge suddenly gave way, and the engine and tender, followed by a considerable portion of the train, were precipitated to the ground beneath with& tremendous crash, which was heard both at Kenilworth and Leaming ton stations. The only other persona with the train besides the eogine-driver and fireman were the guard and porter, who, fortunately for themselves, were in the break at the rear of the train, and which by force of the collision with the preceding part and snapping of the coupling irons was driven back upon the mile. On searching for the bodies of the unfortunate men they were found in the midst of the debris of the fallen bridge and engine, mutilated as well se scalded in so frightful • manner that death must have bees inatentaneous. Tele grams were forwarded to the authorities at Eustoncquare, but more especially to the engiteer• department at Wol verton. The traffic along the Coventry and JLearnington breech line is entirely suspended, and will ho so until the fallen bridge is entirely rebuilt , as well as a thorough in vestigatio• into the mum of the catastrophe has taken place. CAMBRIDGE CIIVRcII or ENGLAND SOCIETY AND THs MCIINCE Mintrrz.—On Monday evening • 'ergs meet ing took plarre in the King-street School for the purpose of hearing a statement from Mr. Buckmaater on the nature and conditions of the aid afforded under the recent Science Minute of the Committee of Council. The chair was occupied by the Rev. J. Scott, and in the room were a largo number of young men who seemed deeply interested in the object of the meeting. PERYILTION OF ART IN WATCH MANYFACTUREB. The Granger in London cannot fall to be struck with the magnificent establishments of goldsmiths with which the City abounds. Such displays as are presented to the eye are rarely to he met with in any other city to the world, In 'red whole for tones are concentrated in their windows. Foreroost salons such establthlunenta 1s thst of Mr. Denson, SS and 34, Ludgate-hlll. and Hi and 47, Cornhill, which may truly be called the Home of Art. Everything exhibits the most perfect taste . and while the beau tiful Is thus cherished, the tuntul la also carefully studied, Ilr. Benson has gained a high position for th.• superior manufacture and artistic designs of his watches em -elly."—Clty Prim Benson's Illustraied Pamphlet. post tree fir two stamp., Is de insiptive of every constriction of watch now male. Witches mfe by post to all parts of the globe.—(Advertisement.] (Stamped, ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ASCOT RACKS—TrrunnY. The meeting at Ascot has now fairly established its claim to be considered a right royal gathering. Improvements in every department are displayed—new stands have base formed, the coarse has been repaired, and the offices in which the business is conducted are imitable furnished. The Messrs. Weatherhy, ever cautious and zealous guardians of the important trust which is in their keeping, have conve nient rooms in which to transact the immense amount of business which comes under their direction; and, to " sum up," there is not that " muddle" which formally prevailed, owing to the want of accommodation. The new stands are not only convenient, but add to the picturesque aspect of the course, and their clean, bright appearance contrasted strikingly with the dingy aspect of the Grand Stand, on which a fresh costing of paint might have been bestowed. Still, the authonties were evidently actuated by no desire " to spoil the ship for a ha'porth of tar," and doubtless in their eagerness to carry out their Oam for alteration forgot to furbish up the old building. New posts sad rails have been distributed in various parts of the course, and the utmost care has been exercised to render the ground good-going. By the way, in men tioning the improvements we must not forget the speaking-tubs from the weighing-room and the clerk of the course's *Bee, for they afford meek means of commu nicating with the officials in all pieta of the building. This suggestion, we believe, is due to Mr. James ManninL the newly-appointed clerk of the course, who, in his double eapacitz as, clerk of the assiese etfleilleelegls ear inftriordlnary press of business with the utmost promptitude and reguLinty. The Earl of Beichorough and Captain Seymour plaunei and carried out the improvements in an efficient manner, which all race-going people cordially ac knowledged. The A division of polio,, under the command of Supetendent Walker, will be on duty all the week, sad Inspectors &ado**, Butt, end Eccles, will want him in the execution of his duty. The discipline of the men under Superintendent Walker's control has so long been admired by all tnnites, that to attest their efficiency on this occasion would almost be superfluous. As usual, is their prompt efforts to clear the course, they combined civility with determination, and dis charged their duties without offending any one. The refreshment department of the Ginn.' Stand was under the direction of Mr. Careless, of Anerley, who has suc ceeded his father as a race-course caterer, and is likely to sustain the well-earned popularity of his name among the Mangy and thinty pleasure folk. Until just before the race for the Ascot Stakes the weather had been most propitious. Hain then set in, but it only drizzled. On the termination of the spor t, however, • drenching shower fell. The length to which our detailed account of the racing extends prevent' us from giving any rough notes on the running, but our description of the re spective nose will suggest their own comments. It will be seen that American and French-bred horses had nearly all the honours of the day. It must be remarked that the saloon of the Royal Stand, which in the absence of her Majesty was always oecupied by sonic members of the Court, was closed, and the blinds were drawn down. _ The racing was decided as under : TIM Taw. Seamus of 5 son. each, with 100 added; weight for age, /cc. ; the winner to be sold for 600 soya. New mile. (14 ants.) Lord Portmnonth'e Buccaneer, by Wild Dayrell, 4 yrs, Oat 21b (1. Goatee) I Mr. Z. Ten Breeck's Satellite, 6 yrs. eat 81b (G Pordham) Boson Hirieres Wedding, 5 yrs, list sib (Wetkes; Mr. J. Day's Naiad, 2 yrs. fist 711. lDeacen) 0 Mr. C. J. smith's Handsome Jack, 3 yrs, Mt .(J. Mean, 0 Mr. Flemings c by Itateplan—Yeuide, 2 yrs, fat 7lb W. Cooper) 0 Mr. Hare's relents', 3 yrs. tat (Bullock) 0 Mr. C. Formby a Principal. 2 yTs, 5,1 711, , Wheatley) 0 Laid Uabrldite's General Her, 4 yrs, net Sib.. B. Rogers) 0 Mr. J.W. Richardson's Coal Robin, 2 yrs, Set 7lb (Murray) 0 Mr. Mundy. Liberality. 2 yrs fat 71b (Whiteley) Betting : 5 to 2 apt Buccaneer 5 to 1 apt General Her, 6 to 1 apt Liberality, 7 to I apt Satellite. After Buccaneer had run to the bottom of the hill, the lot was arranged in Mi t er Fir good cedar, and a n7l h t e h e e Fannie geoltn i ped te r feint ality, rank. At the Stand, Buccaneer, who had been lying off, crowded all sail and west to the fore, attended by Satellite and Wedding. From that point the issue was con Seed to the first three, Wedding being beaten at the Royal Stand, and Buccaneer, shaking off Satellite, won cleverly by half • length ; two length's between the second and third. User of them came the Parinie colt fourth, and Principal fifth, heading the others, who were pulling up. Cock Robin lost start, and in his progress up the course ran against several poste, which he knocked down like skittles. A HANDICAP PLATE of 100 soya., for ileyreolds and up wards. Straight Half-mile. (34 subs.) &smelts Lanes Southport, by PEW* 3 yrs, Oat 1014 (Woodhonse , 1 Mr. Wyndham's Lisism, 3 yti, eat 121 b Page) 2 Mr. Payne's Oaliarillne, 3 yrs, Get 4th (Parsons) 3 Count de lagrano's Angelo, 4 yrs, est UM (H. Grimsliew) 0 Mr. IL Stencil's Predictor. 4 yrs, Sat Mb (S. sharp, 0 Duke of Beaufort's Rosalind. 4yrs. 7st 7lb (Roper) 0 Mr. Henry's Vergias-mein- Nicht, S yrs, Tat 71b (Fordharn , '0 Mr. J. Brown's British Prince, 3 yrs, (et 611 .. (T. French) 0 Mrs. Oebaldeston's Commie°, 3 yrs, 7 Sib.. A. Edward- 0 Sir H. des Trent's Redpole. 3 yrs, Tat Sib .... (J. Snowden, 0 Mr. M. billy. Barbiton, 3 yrs, 7st (Pranitle, 0 Mr. Saxon's Little Dick, 4 yrs eel 014 (111.1cley1 0 Mr. J. C. Smith's Carbine, S yrs, eat illb (Daley, 0 Mr. W. bars Arabia, 11 yrs, ten 414 ,ear (le t 111 b. (J. Adams, 0 Mr. W. Webb's Jessie Brown, 3 pro. OM Mb (Nona) , Mr. Wadlow's Medina, Syes, net (Whiteley, 0 Bating : 4 to 1 apt Vergimmein.Niclit, Stet apt Little Disk, 7 to 1 apt Rosalind, 10 to 1 apt Southport, 12 to 1 each agst Wilson° sod Lisbon. 'Upwards of WI an hour was cut to waste before the honoff could be drawn up in CPerorder to dive • start. They warmed all to be play cross purporm, and the jockeys seemed to think that a rule of contraries had been established for their especial benefit or amusement. The breaking, away were so fre quent, and nearly every starter took part in them, that we have no necessity to specify the repeated failures. Before the flag was lowered even the most industrious speculator, who seldom likes to omit an opportun.ty of laying," closed his book in sheer weant.ers, while the pa tience of that portion of the spectators who were indifferent to the mere racing Woo quite exhausted. Ultimately the flag fell to a very straggling start, Bar biton and Carbine being left so far in the rear that they were never enabled to show in the race. The front lot com prised Southport, Lieber), Verginernebs-Nioht, and Rosa lind, the others, with the exception of the two mentioned, running pretty nearly abreast at their heels. Opposite the Grand Stand, Rnutliport and Lisbon separated themselves from the ruck and finished the race together, Southport winning by • neck, • length and a half sepursting the second from, the third ; Vergiss.mein.Nicht was fourth, Rosalind fifth, Little Dick sixth, Arabia seventh, and Gebel , dine next. Predictor was List of thaw that took part in the race, but far behind hint came Barbiton nod Carbine, trotting in. Tug GOLD VANE, given by bee Majesty, added to a sweep stakes of 20 sovs. each; wereet fur age, with certain pee:U tica soil allowances. Two miles. (10 side.) Mr. Serile's Parmesan, by sweetmeat, 4 yen M 101 b (Aldcrott) 1 Mr. Y. Valentines Slirevitair. 3 yrs, let lib (Cluilloner) I Count de Lagrange's Ro)allien, 3 yes, ist 31b..(Rriossluor) lord Alleslairy*s Comtism, & yea, Mt 1:)1b ....(L. Snowdrin Mr. Hamilton', AurelMa, 3 yrs, 7st Sib (Sik:ley) I Mr. Uratwicke's Ebony. 4yrs, het 10Ib Porilloim) „ Mr. Illellou's 'Sporting Mei 3 Tre , 7st Snowden) 7 "erd Uurein's Mims. 5 yrs, let 71b ((lenient; Betairg : 7 to 2 apt Ceske, 5 to leach apt Ebony, Par. mama, and Royallieu. 6 to 1 agst A 'melte,. They jumped away abreast, Panama takings Alight lead, but passing the Royal Stand Silverhair joined him and round the top turn, Aurelian taking close company with her, and Par mesan being next, the four running side by side ; the next lot, headed by Sporting Life, being in compact onler about two lengths off. On entering the Swiuley course they slightly split, and Parmesan resumed the lead, Sporting Life going on second, Ebony thinl, and Silverhair fourth. Parmesan increased his lied at the lime kilns—Ebony, Sporting Life, and Silverhair retaining their relative posi tions, Limns toiling on in the extreme rear. Parmesan cur ried on the running to the straight., which he entered next the rails, Sporting Life and Silverhair being twat. At the distance Sporting Life and Ebony compounded and were beaten, and Royellien and Cantle,' went oil in pursuit of Parmelee and Silverhair. Mr. Savile's cult, however, held his own to the end and won by two lengths, the second heating the third by a length ; the others were scattered, Lupus walking in last. A MAIDEN PLATE of 100 son., fur 2.yr.olds ; colts, Set 71b ; fillies, list Sills. Half • mile. (27 Rube.) Mr. Merry's E mma. by Orlando. list 71b Mr. Valentine s ilippu,lumis. eat 7lb Count de Laerning, • Absinthe. Mt Sib (t)r(nssitasr) S Mr. Gratwickca Deceptive. est 710 (P. Sharp) 4 Betting 2 to 1 apt Knave, 5 to 1 nzst Walpole, 6 to 1 agst Cutler, 10 to 1 apt tarragon*. The usual difficulties were experienced at the post. Some jockeys would not go back, and seine horses would steed still, and it was not until nearly an hour after the appointed time-2.so—that the lot got away. The dart was pretty good, only Cutler getting off on disadvantageous terms, and be wa s lest throughout. To define the relative positions of the "leaders" was impossible, and even the jockeys themselves were not agreed as to the onler in which they left the post. As the hones creased the road Summer Breese, Absinthe, Deceptive, Tarragona, and Knave showed prominently iu trout. At the distance, however, the race was virtually over, for the Knave crime out and ran home the winner by two lengths. The others pulled up and finished "any. bow"—Hippndromia being second, three lengths in Ka man of Absinthe, who was third. Deceptive was tooth, a length from the third, Summer Breeze fifth, and Tons Sayers next. On being unsaddled, Walpole was attacked with the megrims." He fell, felled over on his back amongst the crowd that surrounded him, but was quickly on his legs argalo. Madden weighed in llb short of weight. The trainer of Southerly Wind was fined 2 eon. for nut declaring his colour. THE THIRD TZAR or THE NINTH ASCOT TRIENNIAL STASIS of 10 sm. each, for 4.yr-olds ; oohs, fist 7lb ; fillies, Bst 41b. Once round; to abut at the tliatince Pc et (28 sus.) Lord Ailesbury's W. Albans, by Btockwel' Pat 71b L. Snowdon 1 Eason Rothaeldlers Ling of Diamonds, fist no ;uitlls ) ) t W. Orateleke's astmlb (8. Sharpe) Lord Allesbary's Manner, Set 41b (Drew) Betting : 2to lon St. Albans. Plumper mated to the front, and was soon in possession of a long lend, King of Diamonds lying second, and Abington lying last, a long way behind. They ran without change until entering the Bewley Course, when St. Albans. " hanging " ver y muc h, drew into the second place, and on passing the Brick-kiln the lot slightly closed up. As they headed the hill on making the last turn, St. Albans joined his stable com panion, and coming away by , himself just after entering the straight, he centerod in the winner by six lengths. The third was beaten double that distance. Mg AscoT Swarm of 25 sous. ;a7i, 15 ft, and 5 only if declared, with MO added • winners extra. Two miles and • half. (44 subs. , 22 of w hom declared.) Mr. Ten Brasiers Optimist, by Leamhigton, 4 yrs, 7st 131 b ,Fordhern) Lord Allesbury's cby Wild Derell—lntlnddatlon, 3 yes, list 131 b Puck, Mr. Brayley's Weethesproct, II yrs, set 71b (Whiteley Mr. J. Piling's Moorooek, 6 yrs, Set bb ..g. Osbonie Sarditin Christie's Horror, 4 yn. 7st 15M.... .. (L. Snowden Mr. Riddell's Frederick, d yrs, 7st Sib (Challoneri Lord Coventry's Dense. 4 yrs, 7g'Sib ' NV Mr. Merrifield's Conscript, 4 yak Est alb 'Drew)) Capt. Oeff's Bandsman, 3 yrs, Set (Parsons) Mr. J. Wad's lure, S yrs, get (ear est Mb ) (Msedbouse, Sir. raming's K htsbridge, 3 m.,41...„.,.... 0 „..45te pe r r i lon Mminnaseste awn, I yes, liM Mr. J. Jackson's Jackal, 3 yen, fat 12th (Duck) Lord Uxbridge's Prince Imperlat3 yrs, Ost 75 (car fat nlb) (Bock) Betting : sto I apt Prince Imperial, 6to 1 each eget Weatherproof, Optiinist, and Horror, 7to 1 apt Jackal, 12 to 1 each apt Mooroock, Juno, and onecript. A capital start was made at the test attempt, and in settling on to their legps Weatherproof took her enlours to the front and led put the Stand, with Rapture, Knightsbridge, Jackal, and Juno running in a cluster at her bees, the othersbin well laid up. At the saddling enclosure Rapture rushed to the fore, and led alternately with Juno and Weatherproof round the top turn, but on near ing the Swinley Connie Prince Imperial temporarily showed m advance, but soon after dropped heck ag an Rapture once more took the lead, follov(ed by Prince Imperial, Juno, Weatherproof, and Opt!uust, but they on so close, and so frequently shifted tnetr positions, that. It would be absurd to attempt to indicate the order in which *hey passed the Brick-kiln. After rounding it Weather and Rapture ran aide by aide for a short distance, with JUDO, Jackal, Prince Imperial, Intimidation colt, and Opti mist being close up in a body in their wake. Rapture soon afterwards gave way, and in the straight Optimist and the Intimidation colt went on filet and second, with Weather proof, Horror, and }landsman toiling on hopelessly after them. Horror was, however, quickly disposed of, and the race was left to the first two, Optimist winning easily by two lengths, three lengths between the second and third. Bandsman was fourth, Monroock fifth, Prince Imperial sixth, and Jackall seventh, all pulling up ; Juno, who was beaten before rounding the turn, walked in last. ?retell dant was struck out at 12.50 p.m. The trainer of Rapture was fined 2 sore. fur not declaring his adorns. . _ Tan Quzanea STAND nave of 300 move, added to a sweepstakes of 10 son. each ; weight for age ; winners extra ; allowances, &c. T.Y.C. (37 subs.) Mr. Merry's Buckutone, by Voltigeur, 2 yr; fist 51b ilayward) 1 Count Lagrange's Markman, 2 yra, 7st. lib Joe sib eat) (Grimshaw) 2 Count Lagrange'. Gabriel d'Estrces, S yrs. 21b iltordham) S' The betting opened at even on Buckstone, but closed at 5 to 2 apt him ; 4 to 1 apt Margnan, 6 to 1 apt Twilight, 2 to 1 apt Jeddah, 8 to 1 apt Beeper, 100 to 6 each apt Min Julia and Lantos. The start was • pretty fair one, Twilight having something the worst of it. When the hag fell • n jumped off with the lead, but after going about a undred yards Buckstone took up the running with htarignan, Mainatobe, the Babette filly, Jeddah, and Gabriel d'Eatreee showing the most prominently in his wake. To attempt a detailed description of such a race would be ludicrous, for it was impossible to distinguish all the ani mals, lying well up in such a mess of shifting colours as the Bckeye' jackets formed. Just before reaching the Stand uckstone and ?Amigos° quitted their pursuers, and came away locked together by themselves. They could scarcely be whipped apart, and Buckstone won by a short head nnly. Three lengths off Gabriel d'E.trees was third, Jeddah a bad fourth, Pellucid fifth, Leontes and Babette filly heading the ruck. TIM Ancor DERBY Brogra of 30 dm. each, h ft, for three-yrelds ; colts, Bst 71b; Bst 31b; winners extra ; =alder allowed 71b. Swale, Comes. Baron RothachoA's Janus. by King Toni, Sat 7lb (Wells) loM Mister's Knight of St. Patrick, met 71b . .. ( •lderoft) Lord Strathmore... Struggler, Bst. (L. Snowden) S Mr. Merry*. Starlight, ea 71b Custancel 4 • Betting :6to 5 at Janus, 3to 1 apt Starlight, 4to 1 apt Knight of St. Patrick. Janus led throughout, the others keeping pretty close company. At the distance Knight of St. Patrick became second, but failed in hi, effort to catch Janus, who won by four lengths ; • bad third. Starlight walked in last. The FIRST YZAIR or THE ForRTII Amcor Mr.:CMG STAZIWI of 10 sous. each, with 100 added, for 2.yr-olds ; crash Bst 7lb ; fill ies, Aat 31b. T.Y.C. (ill Nubs.) Baron Maitre's Alerte, Sit Mb , Watkins' 1 Mr. ushers Lord Burleigh, Sot 71b.... ..... !lul,. Mr. T. Valentine's C.arlabrook, eat 7lb ,Al.lcroft, 3 Betting : 6 to 6 apt Carel:it:ink, 4 to 1 apt Moweco, 3 to 1 apt Jere Frau. 6 to 1 agst Alerte. 10 to 1 eget ally other. Alert' took the lead on rising the bill and ran home au easy winner by two lengths, the second beating the third by • length and • half. Ciockmaker was fourth, Cutler and Jung Frau heading the next lot. LATINT BETTING. HUNT CUP. 100 to 8 opt Bummer (t) 100 to 8 Voltolla 160 to 7 6ir lfugh (t) GOLD CUP. Even oo 'fbonnooby (t) 7 to 2 apt Rt. Albans (t nod off) 4to 1 Parmesan (t) DERBY. 10 to 1 apt BUeLbue (t) Till NO11110:1121ALAND PLAT& —Vmscount Briguall was struck out at 2.30 p.m. yesterday (Tuesday). CRICKET. MARYLERONE CLUB AND GROUND r. SUSSEX. This match was brought to a dues yesterday fu far eurof the ground, 1185 nue.Buessz waking a poor show in their last moinga. The wore stood us (Wows : MABYLEBONIC mew CLUB AND CEOUND. Flan 111N11108. 114 Conn onuses. Hon. 8. Pousonby, b Ellis (I. IL Johnson, DN.. run lout A. 113)garth, Ems., b Payne .... 4 b ritubherat Id J. brandy. 4 Mynas, b Mono .. 1 b Weldon C. Brampton, c Fawcett. b Pat no 4 not out R. A. Hayford, Seq., c Fawcett, b Wlelen 2B b Wleden 8 V. E. Welker, Elie., c Hale, b Payne J. Walker, My., b Wells L Tredcroft, Esq., b Wliklen Ppt. H. Marshall, b Well .... 4 c Wells, b stubbeeooss 4 C. Itobluson. not out 5b 3, w 1 Total, 13S SUSSEX. Total SECGND J. 11. Dale, c ord b Gruudy 3l cV.l.Walker, b(lruntly 1 D. °taloa, Fop., c J. Walker,b V. W dker. 9 cV.llWalker, b Grundy Joint Liltywillte, b Grundy 29 b &Imptoo . - , 1 0. Wells. h Grandy ll c Trederott, It Grundy.. 0 J. %laen. It Brampton 1 c llaygarib. b Brampton 19 E. Fawcett, Bey., b Grundy , 15 b Brampton 0 T. Ra) net, lag., b Grundy u b Brampton 0 C. 11. tans, run out 5 b Grundy I O. Knlgttt, It Grandy 0 c 'Fran:roe', bOrwoly.. 1 B. ntulberfield, not oat 1 b Grundy 0 J. S. Payne, b Brutalities ... ..... 0 nut out 1 1a6,1-b2,wl Total. Total. LIGHTING THE BRITIgH By NIGLIT.- The evidence on this subject of Mr. Brnid toed, superin tendent of the London Fire Engine Fathl,Bailment, contained in his letter to Mr. Fenian, has beau printed by order of the House of Lords. Mr. Braidwood thinks that tho building might be lighted with candles or oil with comparative safety, hut he sets himself inflexibly against pis in every form, but especially the sun-burners now so popular. Gas, by desiccating everything within its reach , so increases the inflammability of a buildieg, and is attended with so much danger of explodou, oven when all preciutions have been taken, that, he thiuks a building intended to last for ages, and containing no .h invaluable property as the British Museum, should on no consideration he subjected to the risk of its ietroduction. Mr. Sydney Smirke, the architect to the trustees, in a letter printed with that of Mr. Braid wood, expreees more mildly his doubts as to the expediency of introducing gas into the interior of the Museum. The trustee. have accordingly resolved that " they would not be justified in allowiug the collections of the Museum to bo open at any hour which would 'Noire gee light. lAdVertisentent.)--110LLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINT- Mtge. —Determination of Blood to the Bead, Palsy, Apoplexy.— The daily press 'bowels with suddiai deaths, chiefly resulting from these dbelues. They never mine or momentarily pre monitory syinpneas always herald their advent, widen may assuredly be altogether averted by timely ita, of Holloway's preparations, which draw the blood from the heat. The (Mot t:lent should be rubbed into the nape a!ol nide. of the beck twice a day while the Pills Are being taken. The Pills and Ointment soon equalise the circulttlon, remove the giddhieas, and overcome the nervowiness. After regolatinz the how of blood these purifying remeilica act most betieftelany out every organ. and during their wholesome operatba the entini body is rendered healthier than be the threatened attack. MR. MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) NEW SPREV 0 AND IV STOCE tor the Worlidamed acelen A :404)LA 21101/111111. Is now replete wad reedy der Three Tremors were orlghtated prase. TIesseewIyestOrseeIeIIIBIWOKATIMIT,IIANOVILLIKITAIIIL tad who Is aot oenneseed with ay pewees tratiatkag and Meer- Sinai to Ids mesa. W/TABUSIIIID 1d I/EEIOA2Y.INI. -