The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-11 00:00:00

~, " l } r Ar , e r _•, .y...!,- - i' --- 4., 441114 2 1 /". 4. , e.... No. 4.393.) LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1860. Price dd.. by poet Tit., WHY SHOULD WR PRAY FOR FAIR. WHAT/Liar • Sermon preseibeil la Drenl=l:th Auvuit le en. b CHARLES K !NOWAY, M.A., of Kvenley. Chaplain fn Ordinary to ber r lairetand Profaner of Modern History to the University of Londoe John W. Parker andTt ;;Vret Wand. ; rendered whether it marred the action or not. There is no doubt that in his assumption of the part Mr. Boureicaolt was t►oroughly sucessefol, exhibiting a peat deal of quiet humour, sad acting generally with print and vitliont exaggeration. Rise Robertson had little to do beyond look ing nice sad interesting, and in those respects she was emineatly inameeeful. Mr. Edmond Falconer, it is said, has been specially sipped to perform the part allotted to him in the drama, and on the whole he acquitted himself satiafee- L.torily, nigard being paid to the fact that lie is more of play-writer than a professed actor. The piece was put on ' the stage auosedingly welly the scenery was good, several views el Killarney affording full scope for excellent effects. It is hardly neeemary to add that the drama was received with approbation by a very crowded house, and will no doubt take Its piece among the accepted successes of the Adelphi. . lair Robertson subsequently appeared in a piece entitled 34e world be an Actress, which gave her opportunities of exhibiting ber versatility by the assumption of three or four elsaracters, wholly distinct from each other, and marked by the most opposite characteristics. STRAND. This house opened for the winter season last *lit with a new comedietta by Mr. Cluirks Selby. 77us let Leask which is the title of the piece, speaks of the of the actor tether than of the dress:odd, fir 1 pee lling Its success more upon contiouous bustle and tepid change of situation than to ingenuity of plot or skilful 1 dramatic construction. Giacomo Tintoretto, the celebrated pikes, (Mr. Panels), has conceived a passion for a beau- Mini girl, Isadore Valens (Miss E. Buftoo), who is about to 1 hazarded to • friend of his own, Annibal Bragansa (Mr. H. J. Turner), an officer, but • braggart and • combed, lin fact a Neapolitan °Moo of the present stamp —such as no lady could possibly admire. The I artist, who is planning an intrigue with Isidore, is inter tweed by • young novice front the neighbouring convent I (Miss Charlotte Saunders), the Pet Lamb, who iii directed by the Abbot to engage the services of Tintoretto to paint their patron riot, and learns from him of the approach- 1 ing marriage of his inamorata.. He determines upon steal. ins her away before the wedding can take place, but as he is about to leave his studio for that purpose the officer eaters, sad announces that, having heard that his friend hail ac. oepted • challenge from a certain Marquis for an encounter that day, he had, en a matter of friendship, informed the governor, sad procured the deputation of the Marquis on a secret and instant mission—rigid at the same time an order for the arrest of the artist, who is to be confined to his own house until his antagonist should be so far on his journey as to prevent the possibility of the contemplated hostile meeting. In this dilemma Tintoretto enlists the services of the young novice, who consent* to personate the friar who was to have performed the marriage ceremony, and bring the intended bride to the studio of the artist, under the pretence that he is conducting her to her aManeed husband—for whom she of course has no great partiality, the match being a family arrangement made without her consent. Left to themselves a mutual explanation takes place between the aspirant for clerical distinction and the , 'maiden, who have been playfellows from childhood, and it appears have loved each other but have never confessed it. When the movies finds that Tintoretto's object is measly an intrigue he repents the part he has taken in the miter, declares his own passion, is accepted, grows valiant, frightens the military lover, bimboosles the artist, sad finally, fonwearing the convent, the cell, and the wok's frock, determines to exchange into the army and many, and thus brings about the expected climax. The piece was exceedingly well put upon the stage, and carefully acted. MisCharloitelfaundere's Brother Ignatius Innocent, the Pet lamb, was especially • clever sad sparkling per. toluenes ; Miss Buf tee as Isadore, and Messrs. Parsin g sad Turner, were each effective in their respective pans. Th oonseiLette was eminently successful, and will uo doubt hallldall'Sfire, The other entertainments were Mr. H. Wigan's Weems. taus and Flirtation ; Mr. Byron's favourite burlesque, Fr* Doatolo ; sod the faros of A Rare fur a ifl,dow. Durk. the short TIMM the theatre has been entirely re painted and decorated, sad sow presents a cheerful and pat appearance. • NEWSPAPER . 4 _ 1 6,1 C 45 ,t ± iy 4 1 d ii __-__, 'Ail 14 !'I ' •ay f ( . 81'j - ,P). Y .PP. :1111' . ..t 414,fer -14 F. ,i.i..1.1 . ,....f il - - ------ -- a MS • • -fr ( T • Justubliehed. Jake ia pest bee la Amapa. THE SCIENCE of LIIfE : or, How to Live, and What to Lb* lee. Wl* Preselesl /netenetleoe for .scurf,* Hanka and elaangth ; lamed by lemmaa on the Treatment and Ogre el Masons laddenlel to Sedentary Life . By a Potaloll3l. Mina. U. Cornbill. awl fl becensilas. GENERAL WEEKLY CONTENTS of the LONDON ILIVIRW and WEEKLY JOURNAL Con- Muted by MUM= MACKAY. Ivory Natarday, Threepence. Potthent Articles mad Rowe MI nodal Quantum. by beameet Writere—Agrimitaral Roononelota ; or, Haws on Panning end the and - RAW= sod Interests of Landlord and Tenant, Proseniazise an d e i , 41101—The Oooty Philoeopher :Ms Philosopher: Wernher, 11= m la sod out sr Parliamesst—Town Silent and Table Tea an the Tanks of the Week—A Mammary of the Create of the Wei—Popular Iltessinee for the Homo of the llnsplre P O MIT. Mesoc, the Dram, and Moe Arts—Review of the Monetary and Commercial World—lllustrated Popular Seleisce, to Locals and Amuse—The Literary World—RevWws eill Rollha by !anneal Critim—lletwoologq by J mum Welsher, = ay e th r: Royal Oteerratory, kr., elic.-dors received by all and newsagents. Ofice. 11, Soutkamptonotreet, Mind. W. Liw postage gamma ttle, Manager. A single specimen copy meat free by yob fork MUSIC. FESTIVAL OF THE THREE CHOIRS. WORCESTER, Idoxina. The one hundred and thirty-seventh meeting ol the three choirs of Worcester, Herefonl, and Gloucester ' opens under meet encouraging auspices. Bright weather, • large army of local stewards, each taking a personal iotensi • in the meows of the meeting, and circurnstaoses fly. The following is the list of stewards :—The Higb of the County, the Right Worshipful the Mayer of Wor cester, the Right Hon. the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot, the Right Hon. the Earl of Coventry, the Hon. F. H. W. G. I Calthorpe, M.P., the Hon. F. Lygon, M.P., Sir H. E. F. Lambert, Bare, Sir K A. H. Lecbmere, Bert., J. D. All- ' croft, Esq., Henry Alleopp, Eat., W. Bennkt, Faq., JIM'S (.Ipel, Hag., J. P. Brown Westlessid, Esq., M.P., Thema Chalk, Faq., J. H. Clifton, ray., UN Rev. H. B. Cocks, W. Fenton, Esq., J. Howard Galina, Faq., Herman Grimy wood, EN., Admiral Hastings, E. Holland, Faq., M.P., the Rev. A. H. Winnineton Ingram, the Rev. W. L. bass, J. W. Lea, Egg., the Rev. W. Morton, C. P. Noel, Req., T. C. Nerbsry, Esq., the Rev. Jamie Oldham, the Rey. W. Ram, the Ref. G. H. Pspya, Thomas S. Shekell, Eau., J. G. Waddles, Esq., Benjamin Workman, Faq. The performing all arrived in the course of last night and this morning, and the rehearsal at the cathedral occupied most of this morning. There is to he a rehearsal of the wider music at the Collate-hall tienight. Thu principally engaged are Madame Clara Novell,. (her farewell appear. anus at Worcester), Madame Rodersderff, Mn. Weim, Mademoiselle Parepa, Madame Sainte. Dolby, Miss M. Wells, Mr. Sims Reeves, Mr. Mason, Mr. Montem Smith, Mr. Weiss, Mr. T. Briggs, and Siemer Belletti. The orgrusista of the three cathodrals have each certain posts amigned to them—Mr. Dope, of Worcester, taking the office of conductor ; Mr. Amutt, of Gloucester, taking the organ at the morning performances ; and Mr. G. Tovmsliend Smith, the pianoforte at the evening concerts. The baud is selected, ea usual, from the Opera and London concerts— Mr. H. Blagrove leading the mornings and Mr. &Mitsui in the evenings. Amongst the notable Dames we observe those of LOMB (violoncello), Howell (double less), Platten and Card (Bute), Nicholson (oboe), Lazarus (clarinet), Harper and Irvin (trumpet), and Chipp (drum). An old established regolatioa has been broken through this year. Instead of the full cathedral service occupy* the first morning, it hos bees arranged that the first um n• log shall be devoted to oratorios ; so that instead of there being only three oratorio mornings, there will be four, and the a meter variety can be introduced Herm has bee, allowable heretofore, for the Messiah and SlijaA have regu larly for years past occupied two of the three mornings. In order, however, that there shall be nu interruption of the daily cathedral service, it has been arranged that on each moraine of the festival there shall be early service (half-past 8 o'clock) in the choir, the oratorios being given in the nave. At the het of thee, moroitig services, which will be at tended by the mayor and corporation of the city in state, a sermon will he preached by the Rev. George Herbert Pepys, son of the liiehop of Worcester. Thu inimical programme, independent of the morning church services, may he summed up as follows:- Four mornings, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, and three evenings, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, with • ball on Friday night. DRAMA. Loa night Mr. and Mrs. Dina Buurcicault—tiis led) retainiag is the WI. her maiden tame, Mile Agnes /tobertson--empterel at this theatre after as absence in America of several years' duration. A new drama, written by Mr. Bunn:kenit, warn produced ou the =mint It is entitled the Valens Bairn, and is founded co Gerald Griffin's well-knows tale, "The Collegians." As reedered la the drama, the story is somewhat complex; bet the interest is worked up with considerable skill, due regard bete` had to effecte and situations. It may perhaps suffice to state the main thread of the plot. Hardrese engem (Mr. Millington), the heir to • rubbed Irish estate, which has fallen into the clutches of a mortgagee, who is a valorous lawyer, has secretly married Eily O'Connor, • beautiful peasant, known as the " Colleen Hawn." The lawyer and mortgagee entertains • pessiou fur the mother of Cregan, a remarkably strops-minded woman, sad is willing to cancel his mortgage or the price of her band in marriage. An alternative, however, exist. in the circumstance that it is passible that Asa. Chute (Mho Woolgar), an heiress, might became the wife el Hardreas but for the little obstacle of hie preview marriage This becomes known to his mother at • very critical sliellet, and everything seems lout bet for the intervestion of Natty Man (Mr. Edmund Palouse* the foiter-brothee of Herdreas, who offers to dispose of Eily In • nsasser not wholly unknown in Ireland. Hisproposalisreje.W with horror by Hanker, but Dainty derives that any time that he seal him his glove as a token that be consent., be will perform the duty lie had offered to undertake. Mn. Creme °oiliness to send the glove to Denny, who, by means of • feigned mange from her husband, inveigles Elly aocompauy him in his boat to the Water Cave, in the lakes of Killarney, which is known by the name at O'Donughue's stables. There one Myles.na-Coppaleen (Mr. Bourciusult), • rejected lover of Eily's, and consequeutly, as he lam • poacher and smuggler, has established an illicit still, sod happen to be ou the spot when Danny throws the girl into the lake ; although be dues not me the dead itself. H. only tree at aid wounds Deasy, whom be takes ha the doubtful light for another ; but presently be sexes the body of Lily in the water, plunges in, and rescues her. The scene in which these incidents take place is a very renorkible one. Nothing can be more precise and complete than the manner in which the young girl is dashed into the water; while the way is which Mr. Bauch cask take, what is called in the dialect of bathers it tr.- uirtalous "header" into the like it astounding for its agility sod naturalness. The some, tee, is well pointed sad set, and altogether the 1141.111ii011 WY SO • WW2( and betel am to hnug the second set to a most triumphant aloes. Sufficient (theatrical) evidence haviag established the death of Lily, the marriage of Hardreas sad Anne Chute ha deemed to premed. In the 1111111111iiia• Dailey, who hes crawled back to hie mother's settege, is overheard by the abominable lawyer maiming to a priest that he bad murdered Eily, instigated thereto by the receipt of the token which signified his fueter.brother's commit to the deed. This leads to the arrest of Hardier just as hie mar riage is about to tabs palm ; hut, et course, it is all set sight by the ',peeresses el Illy, mid all is eatiefsetorOy sheered sp. There is • seeds ooderglot which is lased on the loves of Kyrie Daly (Kr. 1). Maher) sadAame Chute, is the COMO of while the letter is meals to soppees list Daly is the swot Mahood of Eily, which cookyliessiso Is of ware* duly deposed cd. Muth* could be better than Miss Woolges'e troderrat of a port which is slight in Weal, bat which hes a greet deal to do with the mesmerist of the plies. Kr. Baureraele bee • chanieter whieh is isterwems with the plot by orielly slight, but alai with eseestial, threads ; while it digooded Wanly ou the mode in shish it we, posr-omcs GRIEVANCES. A portion of the Post-of oe auxiliaries, who attended on Friday and modes statement of the unjust treatment to which they bad bees subjected by the Post office authorities in suddenly reducing their wage. from Pta per week to lOs., again sttentled yeatenlay at the Yassfes-house, and handed to Hiss B. Carden, who sat for the Lord Mayor, the memorial they bad agreed to present to the Postroaster.General upon the subject of the grievances of which they complained. dir R. (Orden read the cuemonal, which tommenoed by setting forth the steps that were to be taken before It was possible to obtain the appointment of auxiliary in the Post-ollice. In the first plus, they had to attend at the office sad fill up a number of printed forms • they than had to give the names of two respectab le housekeepers, and also that of some clergyman, as Worms ; to all these parties forms were sent, which were required to be filled up. The men then have to un done a eerie' of searching inquiries, as to whether they wets 'serried or single, whether they were in debt, kc. ; "t have then to procure • certificate of their birth ; then M ergo an examination by the medical officer of the Post-offlos, is company with their own medial man, whose fee they have to pay ; and after all this they are required to undergo ea examination before the Civil Service Com missioners, ea to their qualifications m reediest, writing. and arithmetic ; end lastly, supposing all the foregoing re quirements to be satisfactorily complied with, they are re quired to Wend before a justice of the peace and make oath that they will perform their duties with fidelity ; they are then eligible to be appointed to the pint of an ' auxiliary' in the Post-aloe, at the salary of 10s. per week." The memorial concluded by a statement of the epecifie grievance before alluded to, which was that they had emu to London upon the express understanding that these wages were to be made up to leis. per week by extra duty until they were perniauently appointed ; and that at a moment's notice they were told that this extra duty would be Liken from them, end that they must keep themselves and families upon 10s. per week • and it prayed the Postaieder- General to take the ma tter Teo, his con. Zierstioa, and pnivsuTtlia proposed noductionKom being ma.le. . . t3ir R. Carden, after perusing the memorial, said It was • very respectful and proper oast, and he had no doubt it would be attended to.. The spokesman of the party said the men would be very much obliged to him it he would send the memorial to the iNortmaster.General fur them, ss they were afraid, if it was merely posted, that it would nut he delivered to him. Mir Ito bort Chrrden said he could not believe this. The Tr:o;;;Ir;;;t - iii..«Ti b;awarefree $4;; pipe., of the application that had bees made by them, and it would be much better for {hem to address the memorial to him themselves, and he had uo doubt that it would reach his bawls. He then inquired of the applicants whether they were all still motioued I. the service of the Peet-ofiloe at the reduced wages of 10s. per week. spokesmen replied that they were. Sir R. Carden than repeated that their better course would be to address the memorial to the Yostrnaster- Genera, and he at the acme time observed that, after the immense drool of trouble they had been obliged to take to obtain the appuistmeat, they eertaialy deserved some con sideration. Tas Frets AT TEX RAWIWZX COUNTINS RAIL WAY. —We have been requested to publish the fol lowing official account of the ere which °warred on Sunday et some premises belonging to the East ern Counties Railway Company "Sir, I beg to sequoia% yen with tire following occurrence which happily was bet attended with say serious ixiosequenc.m. Teeter dar ien efterwase hawses the hours of four and five an ma be gin the open space willed the Fields belonging to title essapaay, aearidrick-lane, is which empty package, are pieced, Seek fire. Osage unknown. The wood work of the shed wag EISEVIIIk sad the empty packages together with three mom la the &dd. One engine only ounce to the spot, We, however, was not need, the fire having been prortersel put out by bane s r i t io e=ere in e the abundsat abundsat the ith pes reeintly leld g down by Mr. Sinclair,n c ion e Oer peny'h essineer.—l ens, J. Owns Secretary." aoassert was given by Kra F. West at her seat at Newhada w Lymingion, la Hee* last week, in aid of the shit ea wooded Sil lie s. The performers announced were t l o eariette. Monist s Jobelfoniut, Ifaq., Moon. Galway, arid i f i Evaith, Mrs. Yana, Miin West. sad and Bade. The Rittlez : Led West, lady Minard,_ lied the Maws Mr. Iteetrask, tad Kn. sad Mdse Roebuck, Captain Mai& Harry, 'Weed Lady Bosh, Kr. Laing, M. P., sad She MAY" o f wen ewaseset the subaoribere to She sages ♦ "2467 1 ""n a=l"i'M f 'rapoli th6 ," wee milmut. snag by Mame lisle, with amen aopieme. ,o,A - W...40t23. MONEY WIGRAM mi d SO/ 1 18' (of WANTED, M the MIDDLESEX INDUS tilarkwan rani. Inn' rff PACIErr SHIPS to V V rium ItcHoolA m Tatum. war Stea several At.: I ILIA —Yet tiCLIaX Pat Pliny *beret, to leave ANtlrthviY neIIOOLMASTIRS of SFA.TIONN, obese m, salary 1U ran,te et. kitTUMY. the Oa Of ms,, CUs at Ply. be fir pup , with beard, na. and uniform. They mat math the M skip TOWINIAS. A 1. I.lob to be steak Dim and, with tne aeho.4no un of the sedans,. they b. A. 111.1.1 N L teeserseder tom te the Ism India Locke. ' will be responsible for the Instruction ewe. and management of The shil• terms goso of llama art Sarni eels- the boys al all tansiesaespe when they shall be ander Trades o endow Our .4 pr. she n comprises the Meoleatiae, Saffolk , Masters. Candidates mot personally attend the Calimitttse b„.a..tuyta4t, krut, Sure; asd saber bat. favourite, stoners. sad pregnant Ileetlinenials of character and ...leg U \nos gg .1. gpv. and Stied eiptalay tor tho pawn. at the neesloss alosea ClerneogreU Green, ea IlOND• thetg Fr tr.. to in. raU. Her ercommalleasa foe aft dams of arptember allt o'clock petsrearog aro ulottroseerl. std eke MN any aa asereleaood I WRIGHT, Oat to tie Visitors. o • r pump. apply Is Illood . 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OW mod $ ; War ohms rumba bon Po So 1l & wok ob. ; oars good : ar.. ooprodor, Mme.es. Ws, owl TOL Supplied by TOOK NO owl lONS. Mrs Welt. mod /vow smoboodo uroordo -4 es yobs porropes Bor Or Mos Ilsolop Liosobeo.ita„ tl, tbsieboirook W.C. Mood boo mm opplostbs. 10LATL—RICHARD ATTINBOBOUGH, 1 ti. 01019441,491. W.—The is but lasiourpla ""fie ULVU 111 , 00X11 ma MOM solar: rae 4ltiat Istlent. iliiiiiiikesAbloi, apeman. PEN 1 plit. i Pm es. it • il. et. salt 11. il. 46, 4a. 0 d WNW FL U 1161111}611.'14 1160 r. 0u 110 111104. Ipmen6 U • 6911 2 . 14 1 4169 . 00 61 DresnUta 114 ii 7 • 931 ' - 1611 6 • U • 91 0 11109. Opus& I 11906 111111611 9 T I 12111aAporsa 19 / 1110 4U 11 9' 4 16111 11 SUO The oast roplalus kr Up Isble 0 prepalkaikip low plow 114664• a dboripsen 40111090419199111ien. MU. per O. 112.11C1110 grooiriAsi POIQ weenated London ask astl of • mach suporlor geality somally sohl nuiropes : WM* =le per demeg Table Demme Lftenrs •• • " 36..er • slell• arils all Os um Mak and "" 1 / 2 1M` antm loh ji . , a. ad ether .!w - s -- i - zrire - 1110 1110 260 100 1110 1116 100 160 11110 0110 6170 106 ___ .. ELECTRO-PLATED SPOONS and FORKS en SICILIA SILVIO. WARRANTED. Tab. = _ t 4 Amu 1 $ u Tab “ 11066066 1)".81 = . 0 If 0 7800000188 JOlll4 4 TOWSIIII.IEARCADE WO CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER 111 aa.l I: '4 t WPM with ARMS. UMW sir UAW IL L., superior creara.laW adhesive ENVILL011:11, 44 per wean Lade tall dis, eve quires for It ; thick Wile Ivo gams f w to ; footway, ot par Iletat; amens leper, to Id WKDDINO CANDI, WM/MHO EMI/CAM MYRA 'MN:. to the CMJLIIIIOIIIt. MEC k V.A. sad MALL. PIUNTILD sod o rAIIPED la BILVIUk with AKIN er coma la tie latest CAYDPLATII dIIOANTLY kNiiitAVILD awl lie Write YI Ni CARES Mil= bras Id. —Mosey% AY 111.011 n tram s wolituows sottillalmow, rittILDILLY. two owms Oitinvllloolowl MK MIL (Alfred Webb Milos), Originator of tag wurld famed SCOTCH /1101ASJA Ills..S r air. Is Not cossected eft my Whale( sad W rem —Kr. moor meg= I. nitoocer , ZAMOVIR49KAItE. 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E 111,tit'l sod &WS hook Isr ins Itnrni Samara, containing "The Growth of 4r WI pOll4ll. MINIM* ef letlidsh lierlastry, " with rules t rieltniouorinnent, itgil r fa P! Mts. Abe just palatalised se elatersto Our of lia tap i)rmere el MINOIIIII3 &ad ALLIGATI, dad NEW OLPOMPIMIRET Ctiousr el WITATIMIT. also Ilkodemed rod Ibillsil. Terbailles. TOURISTS mid EXCURSIONISTS is. wparlatity provided tar et IL Wield rod SON'e. 116401.11117 TAILOR^ UA111.1121. /VIM EU, BnormActm, te.. mow el KIMMINS and A LUOATE, and Cam Ne et W oiroaD4rlllr aisd 11AUT-STRIKT, sad Ilsadisei sad Oreivid. eriusb I re. QPRCTACLIII improved by HARRIS and SON, nal mil dietainly rye tho Mina Miter awing no ram cry or pebbles. lad ; staid .1I em=la to Ida OW and eater ßnaciacise and tis.olamor 1 rdrionn. r pas 1y lod prima Merrill ji =t (dank Ina OIL pod boa MOS. HARJU' and MK to IM wi atv= i tke . N ertal: Maard . 4 o l , Ana Umlaut. (Stamped, Id. Additional.) LT WOPEIS CE. SPORTING. aid fillies, Net 71b web. The whiner of the Der ,n b4o ne e St. Leger to carry 916 extra ; of the Oaks, 51b. The pay 30 sun. towards the and the snood to remit 100 son. out of the stakes. Bt. Course. (V suba.)— Watereprito, Elaine de Monttord, Emily, Coutodina, Con sequence, f by W e st Mannino—Brown Baas, f 4s Voltigeur —Makeles s Allington, Qtw4tade, f by Loogbow Venus, Uthwha, lady harm, Lady Falwner, Mousey, Miss Erskine, 111 76 Flying Dutchman—bilbar, Denise, Grand Mistress, Yhik.wel , Trothplight, Aurora, Anthusa, Dame Quickly, Amethyst, Shoulder-knot, Floretle, Rimembsansa (dead), Carolina (dead). Bertneersole of 200 son. each, h ft, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Net 71b; and fillies, 13st 21b. The winner of the Derby or Bt. Leger to carry nb extra. at. Leger Coarse. (5 subs.) —Tow Bowline, Northern Light, Merryman, Grenadier, Thessalims. Tr i 1)011 STAKES of 50 sows. each, h ft ; for 3-yr-olde ; mita, art ne ;ad fillies, Set 41b. Last mile. (11 sulvt) —Riehmood, High Treason, Thornianby, Grenadier, The Wizard, Booraneer, Xing of Diamonds, Paleface, Emily, Irian Morpaa, and The Drone. DONCAUTIIII Cu,, value 1100 soya • for er-olds, 7st ; tour, lid ; fi ve, Eist 121 b ; six and ahed, 9ei 2lb ; mares mei guidinips allowed 31b. Cup Course, shout two mike sad a half. To name at the same time ea fur the Fits williaat Makes THI NUISIIIT PLATS of 200 sou. ; for 2r.olds. Last mile. To IMMO at the some time as for th e Fitzwilhain Btakeo Tam Tow' Pram (Readirap) of 100 sous. ; for 3yrolds and upwards. Red Home in. To enter by six o'clock the evening before running, and the weights to be fixed sa soon as 'M al goimiirigM Swim of 10 som elli, Matilde tAilee, for 8-yr-olds ; colts, Mt nb ; and Allies, Set Jlb. The winner of the Derby or St. Leger to carry ; the second for the St. Leger, or the winner of the Two Thousand Guineas Stakes at Newmarket, or the Oaks at Epsom,or the Great Yorkshire Mohan at York, Sib extra ; the mound to re ceive 50 soya out of the Mikes, and the winner to pay 40 sovs.towards Last mile and a half. (st) subs.) — St. Albans, White Plum Padding, Donner and Patapua, Vieth*, The Leprechaun, Eleanor de Montfort'. Winton, Gang Forward, Sir Wiliam, Baronet, Tom Bow line, Cape Flyaway, Benicia Boy, Amethyst, Fossil. Sparrow ' hawk, Bow Bearer, Job, Fanny, Serum, Sutton, f by Long , bow—Venus, largesse, Corona, Bab at the Bowater, f by Annandale—Margery, f by Annandale—Casts, f by Annan- dale—lievival, Merryman, Lady Falconer, Trovatore, Sampson, Vesta, TM Wizard. Sutherland. lady Wellealey, The Prophet, lard Milton, Tirailleur, Resale, Marl, The Moak, Whirlwind, Nightingale, Magadan. Lladred, f by Yoltigaur—Makelasa, Bonny Mink, Upperhaml, Fusilier, Bivouac, Rimernbransa (dead), c by - Stockwell—Tenons (dead), e by Stuokwell—Maid of Clifton (dead), Eotul Luni 10Y (Pal). Even (paid). Maros, 300, h rt. Red House in.—Lord Glasgow's c by Stockwell, dam by Pyrrhus the Fish-Mir Whip, Set 711.4 apt Sir J. Hawley's Caliban, Sat 41b. DONCASTBR RAM. Honks Ainutim.—Lady Harriett c, Folkestone, Parasite, Hibernian, Lord of the Manor, Cantatrise, Catalpa f, Comforter Tightfit, Zanier Zee, Captain Fortibus, Niebolas, King of Diamonds, Bests, BoaFfik, Queen of the Vale, nee Saw, Satellite, Pomona, Syringe, Bella Donna, Starke, lady Trespass, Sampson, Grenadier, Gardener, Prudence, Violet, Hepatica, Vesta, Courier, Lord Nelson, Catawba, f by Longbow Venus, Melly f, Barefoot, Polyolbion, Billy Banks, The Monk, Brown Durbin', White Rose, Confusion, Crater, Seclusion, Ariadne, Tiara, Chance Shot, Miss Emma, Lua fii ns 4 , Morella, Kettledrum, Lioness f, Sheffield, Salina f, RawcJiffs, Wham, KIN; of the Forest, Wild Rose, First Lard, Miss Melbourne f, Viatka, Vmgisa-mein-aicht, Sugitta, Miss Sarah f, Flutter c Hegira, Kier Scoff, Scribbling Priest, Doane, and Blitz, Ticcio. c by Vol anuel fby Long bow, Maap ! ise, Precursor, Quietist, Faultless, Neophyte, Walloon, Lento, Lady Derby, Sr Harry, Bayonet, Horace, Doefoot, Cabbala, Napoleon, Charing-cross, Lady Wel lesley, Betty, Adam Bede, Gleabutt, Troullian, Tattoo, Dictator, Mooroock, Moorhen, Feedorowni, la= Ticket-of-Leare, Earl Stanley, Wee* Colossus, Weeeberriteb, Mud Mt the Wee= f, Imam Twilight, Chore Maio, Pastime, General Hess, Sadie, Lady Louis", El Hakim, Julia, SOngweß, Kirkham, The Prophet, Longshot, s to Horace, lfta and Wmp. . _ The following St. Leger hones have sls arrival Thornumby, St. Albans, Winton, Northern Umpire Curlew, Stanseslo, Buccaneer, Bap, n. Wisarel, °ape Flyaway, Criswell, ailsreser, Vangaisher, t wee allao tal Z e Pigh Treason, Sir Wallas. LATIM LONDON BEITLNG. In consequence of the early departs., of the members for Doncaster there waJ no business transacted at Tatteneas • but in ity circles, during the morning, the folios ing quota: tious were gleaned : EIT. LEGER. _ _ _ 3 to 1 apt Mr. msrwifhormAnby (t and off) 7 w 2 Lord ZeUand's Saucer 9 to 2 Mr. A. Nichol's The Wizard 7 to 1 i«crAfie;iTtWyislit: imTar (t end off) Bto 1 Mr. R. Ten &neck's Umpire (t) 100 to 7 Lord Annealey's ftweeniases (t) 25 to 1 Lord Portsmouth's Buccaneer (off) 33 to 1 Mr. Jaguar's High Treason (t) 33 to 1 Mr. W. 8. 8. Crawfurd's Winton (t) 1000 to 15 any other (off) CHAMPAGNE STAKES. 4 to 1 apt Mr.. Rcbinisnes Lady Loin,* (t) sto 1 Lad A. Lennoies Klarikoff (t) 6 to 1 Mr. Hare's Parasite (I) YOMMIHIMIC HANDICAP. 6 to 1 apt Mr. Goddiug's Cbi,re Amin (t freely) 10 to 1 Mr. P►yne'■ Conscript (t) 10 to 1 Mr. Hunt's Miss Ingby (t) 12 to 1 Mr. J. Oeborne'clioorhen (t end off) 12 to 1 Mt. W. l'Anson's Marquis of How roost (off) 12 to 1 Col. Towneley's Gladiolus (t) 100 to 6 Baron Rothschild's Wainbm PORTLAND PLATE. 100 to 6 apt Lord Coventry's Fenella (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Cappe's Carona (I) 20 to 1 Mr. Cartwright's lairwater (t) 25 to 1 Mr. Newland's Astarte 25 to 1 Lord Stamford's Emily 25 to 1 Mr. flavile's Montebello (t and off) DONCAKTER PLATE 7to 1 apt Mr. Bowes's Donner and Blitz (t) 10 to 1 Copt. Christie's Cheesecake. DONCASTER RACES—TmtrispAr. PROGRAMME OF THE SPORT. Ttta ficAasosouott &Amos of 20 son. each, 10 ft, for Sir-olds; oohs, Set 71b; and fillies, Bst 31b, that never won a sweepstakes value 2100 sou., including the winner's own stake, before the day of warning. The winner of the Derby or St. Leger to carry b ib; of the Two Thousand Ownees Stakes, Die Uratwicke Stakes, or the Great York shire Stakes, 611, extra ; the eucond hone in the Derby or St. Leger, 41b extra ; maiden hone at starting, never baring received 100 mom for running second, allowed Mb. Oue mile. (12 subs.)—Sweetemioe, Optimist, Cheesecake, (Ile Flyaway, ktoesia,Button,Stocktou, Jason, Paleface, Sparrow hawk, o by Andover —oearcal dem, Busy Bee Tea Imams Or aese et 60 sere. sash, 11 It, for 3-yr-olds; colts, Set nb ; and allies, Set 31b. no winner of the Lerby or St. Leger to carry 7lh extra. Ooe mile sod • half. (9 8404—Loiterer, Sampan', Veda, The Wizard, Tindleur, liosia,Sizarrowhawk, 7'he Rap, The Vauquisher. MI PORTLAND PLATR of 200 Dors. in specie, added to e Handicap Stakes of 6 move each, fur all ages. The winner deny morales 500sovs. after the weights appear (Sept 6 at We win.) to carry TH. extra ; the owner of the second hone to receive 25 sere out of the stakes, and the wiener to pay 25 sows. to the race food. Hed House iu. (21 subs.) 468 st lb Age st lh Twilled 4 910 Minim Drogheda Pitied, niciatebelto .. .... .. ..__♦ 7 0 Masi Friday Penalty Tiara eh! WlMesa ,::: . .... . ::: .... s YlO II 10 8 7 8 6 8 6 V 6 /foible= Airs Avis locklah Coronet 3441443 Mama 3414 i Loons 3 Ji Prudence 1$ 1$ 13 la 13 11 wo: - . un.... I 6 Fil*aii. Lord oil Ile MDIO/f 6 Ilona 01021,303 yia!" . 3 Lady Mel/edgy Minnie rnivela General Sims APatlos Sums{' SAgitia Tight 716 •••• Cecilia !Letzsal Lomas • mug i Snow 1 $ 4 NO DAY NINTIONIII. ILows, 150, bft Bad gcrtnwl67--Lord CbesterGeld's Owe, by Nesabani—Birtla, fist 794 apt Mr. Bernard's Scintilla, by Nessitent—Stalla (pedipes unknown), Tat 123 b. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Sur. 10.—.-APPOINIIIII24III. .•••• Lyn teeeetC. 1). Broughton, to the Megan. Pa Kay (additional), to the Colonels ; J. Brad ' (additional), to the Dauntless; C. W. Tote (additional), to the Edinburgh; Z. W. Wells, to the Arid; E. W. Jordan, to the Spiteful. Amistant•Parnairter—M. Maxwell, to the Ariel. MILFORD RAVEN, Sum. D. Txa CatileglLFlll7.—The whole of the Channel feet returned to this port on the 7th init., atter accompany ing the Lords of the Admiralty to sea, teatiog Ward's um code of signals and performing various nautical evolutions. They have taken up their ongmal position off the town of Milford, where they are moored in single line. The Dili gence, naval transport., and the lhnioeze , lighter, towed from Plymouth by the lthadairuinthus steamer, have ar rived with provisiosui for the fleet, which am being rapidly distributed to the different vessels. The fleet and the Great Eastern are attracting thousands of visitors. The South Wales Hallway trains are daily crowded , and steamers with excursion parties are arriving from all parte. The Great Eastern will be placed on the gridiron at Neyland, Milford Haven, next tirturday, the 15th inst. PLYMOUTH, Si.rr. 10. The paddle-wheel steam-yacht Osborne, Master G. H. K. Bower, with his Grace the Duke of Sono:met, the First Lord of the Admiralty, the Hon. F. Pelham, rind Mr. S. Whitbread, arrived at this port yesterday afternoon. The (enne came up flamosse and anchored. The wand salutes were tired in consequence of the arrival of their lordships. The Lords at the Admiralty sojourn at Moorheas Royal Hotel, Davenport, during their stay at this port. They were at Milford on ThuniaLry, and it was reported at Plymouth that in all prohability their lordships would visit the Scilly Islands. They arrived in Falmouth on Saturday evening about seven o'clock, rood left yesterday about Wiliest one o'clock. Last year the Lords of the Admiralty arrived in Plymouth an the 10th of September. Admiral Superintendent Sir Thomas Pasley, who is on leave of aliseuce, returned as Saturday evening to I)evonpoit iu order to receive the duke on his arrival . The First Lord patrooises a ball in aid of the British Orphan Female Asylum, to be held in St. George's-hall, Stonehouse, this (Monday) evening ; and to-awn-ow, at noon, a levee takes place at the office of the aihnintl superintendent for the reception of those officers who have not had an interview during the present year. It is stated the Lords of the Admiralty visit the outports first, in tinier to place their yacht at the service of tha Queen when her Majesty goes to Antwerp. Wak-orrics—A competitive elimination fur 10 clerkship in the Accountant-General's branch took place last week. There were 22 candidates, the who', of them temporary clerks in the branch, some of them has log sorted therein for a considerable period. Five only have been re ported fit, via. :—Mesem. Pilkingtou, Lukeing, Wiebey, and Howe. Several of the competitoni who ob tained a larger number of narks on the examination than some of those declared to have lamed were stated by the ex a mi n ers to have (Zvi iu one or more of the essential qualifications laid down. VOLUBTOR MOVEMZDIT.—Tas 19ni SURREY (Lamont) Minna—The members of this eAirpe, about 400, commanded by Major Roupell, mcompanied by their own hand and the drum and fife baud of the Sent* Fusilier Guards, marched to Streatham Common on Saturday after noon, where they went through various evolution s and fired several volleys. After a short halt on their return to head quarter.) the major highly complimented them for the effi ciency of their movements aud the excellence of their lire, as well so permitting all members who had passed through the manual and platoon exercises to retain possession of their rifles. . . •••••.•• 1301:100911, SEPT. 7.—The season has beou more brilliant here this year than for several years ast, notwith standing the long continuance of cold and nit weather. The favourable change of the last week has, however, brought into the air the large number of sojourners who till the hotels and lodging-houses, and made the atre.-t, quays, and onshore lively with a gay and constantly-ehanguig throng. The arrangement* for the rebuilding of the bathing establohnieet have at last been completed, awl the Legisla tive Assembly have voted the law authorising the town to borrow the money of the Credit Foncier Company for the purpose. Meanwhile the old building is much resorted to. Alboal came to Boulogne to sing at a concert at the Etablimement, and performed three times at the theatre ; twice in the Barlerre and once in La Parorita. The pai ring/es to the Cathedral of Notre Dame de Boulogne have taken 'dace during the month of August as in past years ; awl it la curious to awl a custom of the middle ages we unique and remarkable iu its way as the performances at Oberammeigan revived and maintained in the midst ..f a busy seaport and thriving watering-place, full of English folks, and within so short a distance of our shores. Thiilgrims" CUM° sea many noisome long distances co foot, and traversed the streets of the town, singing, iu procession ; but one body of 1,900 came from Paris. The railway company brought them to Boulogne and took them back for 12 francs each, leaving them two clear days at Boulogne ; and it is said that many exeursionide availed themselves of these peculiarly liberal terms who did nut afterwards walk in the proces sion. The effect of the treaty of common)* is beginning to be evident in the increasing tran sit of valuable goods between Boulogne and the English ports. The quays are covered with bales and bar rels ; the number and tonnage of the English colliers do charging here are increasing, and mach i nery to assist in rapidly unloading coals is about being placed on the new western quay, in connexion with rails leading to the station. Everywhere at Boulogne progreo and activity are to he witnessed, and is no respect more than in the constantly improved and accelerated tidal minim carried um by the south-eastern railway companies, by which Loudon and Peril are brought, not only in name, but in fact, within ten hears of arch other. OUTWARD BRAZIL ittAILR--BOUTRAMPTON, MON DAY. —The Oneida left here to-day with the Limbos, Cape de Vied, Bread, River Plate, and Falkland Island mac. she took out 73 passengers. Aiscapt her cargo were Fres* and English jewellery worth 19,1071., diamonds worth 4,2601., gold worth 21,1291., and bar silver for the MO Finance Minister worth 14,01101. The Adriatic with the United States mail, and the Delta with the Bombay lama will leave here on Wednesday. The lodes i 4 now due with the India and China mail. The Sultan will be due {trees with the Peninsular mail. The New York with the American mail will be due on Thursday, anti the Swam with the Weet India mail will be due on Iriday. LupeWs .... Unanadiee .. Juliet .. 911wer ?"41.42.9.1a 4A44u4sm. 4 Mows Shot symessa Polly beim 6 Parasite Dada* (14) Bwzr.rwraise of 10 eon. each, with 50 added, for 2.3rr olds ; oohs, fat 7lb ; and Allies, Bet 41b. The winner of • stake amounting to fa son. with not low than 10 lute. to carry 7th extra ; of • stake value 2t.0 mon, ditto, bib ; second to receive 20 sows. out of the stakes. T. Y .C. (20 subs.)— Lucienne, invader, Itawcliffe, Pebble, Mama, Authoress, Bird of Prey Brownie, Lonrho!, Wagtail, Maring-cruse, Ckildaser, The Nymph, Tespeage, Parsaits, Jame, liawkseya, Viscount Tam Eauirror thews of 10 saes. each, 5 ft, with 100 added, for 2-yr-olds,_ 7st i and three, bet ; Mies sad geld ings alowed 31b. The winner of a 2,000 eon. stake la 1859 or 1800 to carry 711 i ; of a 1,000 sore. stake in 1859 or 1850 to Garry 5/6 • of a MO sov• 'take in 1859 or 1860 to carry 31b extra; n:siden horses at starting, if they hsve run twice, allowed s ib ;if thrice, bib ; d four tunes, 71b ; the mond to receive 25 wee. out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 15 ans. to the fund. T.Y.C. (44 subs.) Al• Alle Oldathistar Trimilllau thge Mullin Johan,- 2 Matilda I I Hatiorly occlusion Colorise MII r William timundrom II Lady lir mism I Ms to ll,orac• .... I = i d lho Vale a 1 black laucelio Pulyolbtoo The re.lisr . a I lota wte::xiiits I IllbehSe LAI Widen .... a Walekse Dudes I sissies Prissese.. I 1 reedurehus .... II leibeelesel __. 1 11 Ispeeicber SlMPOthlWileill .. a Tots 3 Amsla _ 1 - ---- • - - . - 1 Tea OurviLama HANDICAP of 710 sops. soh, 10 ft., and 5 only if declared at the wee time ea the Great Yorkshire Haadrioip, with 109 added. The wiener of the Leamington Stakes or tits Great Yorkshire Handicap to eery 2lb ; or of both those stakes bib extra ; the owner of the second horse to mare his stake. tine mil . (rs 3 subs., 29 of whom pay 5 sore. seat) The highest w fight accepting being Set lials tt his beat raised to ast 121 h, said the others in proportios. Age at I Ade it lb Amsterdam Lard N.Lau austerte de r 6 7 1 Oreaaller Gliablick War ma Llsaeuds .. 11 7 flame 4 6 7 l 7 Chau.. 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