The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-30 00:00:00

- . 1 - dr , 7 \ s • i . . WSPAPER 'c . A\l. . . . fr 7 4 4„ SSalidXA I LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1861. No. 4.591.] WEEKLY STRAY COMMUNICATION be YEW TORE.—The LIVERPOOL NEW TOIL tWE THILADELPETA STEAM SHIP UJIMPANT lateod dempoteldog oleo fell.porered Woe hem etemasohlpe, stertoolmolO fp embark pasessor • mid drieetchea, R o tfollows : WIEELT IRON LI V EltPrmA :taw TUES. EA NOAII,OO, WI/dermas). Nay 1. ETNA. Wohmem.lay. May M. Wednomlay, May I& Aod every ueoceobas Wedooday. COW prism I‘, 17, mod 11 salaam asterdlng to the Nem. todmomo. Ferrari phrase. II grakmen. toebadJai mll preelekeme web/ Peseeigeme be Quoit sal Ile Waders !Melee beelted Il W Ii ZA D IMA; I I . = 4. 12. eeepoleeel —irer *maw ; wee 01111 mod MACEY a, wig immarami. KING'S OOLLIGE, London. .I . }‘ Ruhool .— The SCHOOL ILI-OYILYS on THURSDAY, May S. The &Omni le divided Into two parts : 1. The Division of Clanks. Matbamatice, and Henna' Litera ture : the studies in which are directed to prepare apple for the raiversitics. for the theological, panel ilawsture, sad sesdkal departments of Legs College, and fur the kernel prolsedems. The Melaka of Modem Instruction : Mauling pupils latmeded for 'mural sad mereaatlie pursuits. for As aware et mrehltesture, engineering mid military sciences la [Meg Celine, for the military scolemks. for the civil ardor, for the Royal navy. and for the commercial Yor full information apply to .1. W. Cunningham, Rog., Secretary. BRIGHTON and BACK for HALT-A-CROWN .1., wog lIIINDAT and MONDAY. boa Op 114. MOM' Iwo" ow Illadebilin Palmas. FRSTIVAL PERFORMANCE of the CREA TION st ttt. CtYNTAL PALACII, TOMORROW (Wal assdall.-111RT W. OLLIVIIUt basing issurei a Imp =she, at 10 TIMM lar this attractive Insisgsratios et Ws MI seas" Wm the *mare to emit/Mot Ids patrons that Ilisy we alal ON aka at Ws establishment at the original pried, on\ It Is. banner. obvious ttmt an early application is Wis. mateassary, ratter bk present stork Is exhausted dry 9 4: 18 . 1 2 b. obtained Me Cereal Palms prim ot Gi— ld, Old W. Pssasdlise man. Me at SI, now MO. er esslassess st pcsisis seed sissy" Fasolesay satembed ts. URNHITON sad BACK for HALF-A-CROWN. LIP MU& lICt'WIIOK awry SUNDAY mil 1110XDAY. Swims loadisairtip aril Victoria patterns at ILO &a. fat et N. 4WOOII Jinni's at a2ll an.. Moraine ben 7.) voi. for Nerovell Jaactioa and Victoria. tad re= Dm*. as Tie pm. lam Macro sad teal= dam TIL ff. : socuad dart. lks. : third dna h &L. PIM cla w 7a. . asoccad dm. fa ild.. third clam fa lir=fs we Irsaatorabio. Clikirea fader twalro halt prim IN kip. allowed. VICTORIA CROSS GALLIIRT.—Third 5... sae. *die hos 10 WI Y. Adeirlea Ia Oar BEIM esd Mak DAM. Waled L W. DM/LWOW Iplerdee at Battle : Akaa. Nkomo" Beleelaea, the Womb" the / n ot .. War. sad the held Lna. no Nl beam enemata. Deateepllee oetigesam. 0L SOPItm JAL SOW; Ilea DORTSMOUTH, HASTINCIA, ISLE of SAMTSOI7II3R —raw liIMMONII wavy lIIINDAY. at lIMDIVMD rAtea. b 7 Ibb 1111011 TON sad 801.111 coAIT &AMWAY. fn x. Losavarbelden mod Vidor* 0DM11121.1,10 SUMDAY. May s. THZ ST. PANCRAS IRON WORK COYOLOY, OLD At PANCRAS-ROA/4 LW.. PalsoLos oul Ossolkotorow Point Irro Ina !Mk /Mop. Moot loroook Sok VoodPiolool Polosiolloior b=6. en tl Wok ULVITIATW CAWOOD= sm. A /IDYLL BOOMB.—GBAND MUSICAL INTIUMILLIMINT. wtt the oshbrial *W e ' vs.k ti a med somber, irebtres9 Nora yI.I dross trim dr Closers. /kid arra Open% art Ile Aarredd Trogra Osedrelel 99 Kra laarris. Orr Pradora. DANCINO al 9 &dist Athshrlas. U. QTLYXNSand BON, Wins sod Spirit Merchants, is Hishopetpstiatreat Whin. of VIET SUM 1110 a QVALITY. Porte Oen the wood, Vs.. 32e„ Ms. Pal ; Illestior old crusted, 45., Ma, Me., dOe per downs. Sherries, Wt. ISL. gaped!. *lt. Mc, 64i. per domes. Amos sad Maarsollie. 4.11 L sed_bo. Lisboa. rich or dry, cod Obbobt. an_ sweet. sts..illaraea, the. per doses. Cape, Rd or *Me. it. pw dobb Constant* very old. 3M. per Ems bob hewn sad boodsh blob Caspar Brandies, ac. 1•11pboo bb boo by post. Glob dill brod within eve labs treed ompono. LIARLOWII SSW- AMINO MCAT MEW mob • Urge Oils fit mot yids • ma• h Grads •••184 Is laiewfus : dr dad Is bssMitelli sessied= soft smi all W. ow, sal seirillms pespdles bus SOL Nlt i Thor srpoklisi sand ass prolossi kg War ONININIMIONI a Md. AILLOW'S POTATO MAKER. ; as infal lible marl st asking Ihb Imuill• •rnplabl• la prier Imo WOG...ft ARLows AUTOMATON CINDKR SUPTSR, Immord wimp am is. et sasislis Mom Ida Us. Si. ffWI id msd) IRLOW'S PATSN'T CASK mum. No milk sr sollorei dbialled 101 ... WO We lb rA i ii s t la • ammil• Mee .. NM W'S SY PHON TAP. No vise peg requind . •• nom AA Use tie row 'lox AM. M. QC ; Mee douli• It Omit is WOO 104011, palmilim 14. l4/1111. Id IMS his did odd dies sd dory : od ds am guise mat bile walk 12101111 rd 11111. NSA & C. HAWS JEW MACIACHL Yaw rawly, prkw tg» Make, ita 11. et tb ST. JAMES'S MAG•ZINE. COMA. tar WAT 3. Wird the Leh are deem for Um Poet. ItyStgailielh G. Grady. ▪ km : A & The Mystery a Ware a r,t aL tleWer AMA Rid 4. Cam Wraas be* • 11, lila S. C. BAIL OW* testae with ea IlladW Pala 4. The 3414dle•Aao mesa Ng . A ohs. lAA. S. Twilight Drama ItyA•ohthae A. Praetor. T. TM Little Owes 17 Timm hit V the Cstaravala By names Imply. S. ItW the WM • Tele. MIL le. The Diemeada 17 Mien ZIA. IL Dows. • Parmis• sui r •p gr = l : IS. Dr. Mama ma lgra thrale. 14. A Sto=the Tema By Wes. &C. ILA. : W. 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Debbi meadows. abooado tttbona a ppothol orm, Nos, SAW mak obey more hi Woo obi liestmles Whoever tow amiable or Ala • bar beg the baba: Wood _• Usk WS. rimiolsoot. 0118, Improved byM sad §I stlZ TA irui um eigisiao IV - herair emeet M` bud. wleek eir peilles. M.; = L K S. lea OW me holm Iheeeeeke l ea( mei weld& virt egrar Neffieh o Om. 1111..M . tres. ewe NM he the egheelhe thelli Ilhesomi tams& Chailaa—S• Waveine employed. Ms day, bp. deg tweak yebe a. se le dill. set, IL N., CRIMINAL OILEBRITINIL By Unman Wadidis. 'mai Val. m. "Thud Om Lame • esillsellsa at NM dais Osprfalli Wafts. auk wimp domplalla la OWL Ludas iberrepsdaass. W. ILaataisdee..radaltdastioader. EIT 6 lPost fres, throe siarag io : MIA ILIPLILUIUM Masa GLIRITLI lIIIMFIGIESTS b ARTIFICIAL TIM ad /M -CGILL= WIS. wbefeby weer wit ever MSG Mew aillandj= sad beteg ftel eltherall ma = moin lon. al and my operatios. prose• be ban ..tubas for Ur BSS araleas. Mae bad Lb bobabee ababibeebt badmiimebb ese.dri s wlll" a. b am blob= ME Ma wilami awl— alibis' at Mama. Mot. toootom to tho 74:1 4 =1.% est& lOU Ow ilpisms). Is. us. if ia sa• s. awn, imisiorio. air. .11r IF Mbibea Gabe mar 0 pripinimedy err ws W sr swot sigma be paramalka pa elblamM—Obereer: " Galbsta treaties druid be NM by al luta Mee brile ; Me .„.•• lamb rap red mare areieyasse "—Meee r deers. dby Yedeers.mosso b le astessery parlimiety la ear tam. mod by eba Gomm es th e ailalbablem la up blyebe paw Weimer' Fear., ebe sad lb. Pb.l Newman 011Ise. laverpod : LIS, Dukwalvese : lir lIIIMOM : la, Sera.dosal NIL MEM ON NWOON 111111111 AL =UM Oa 'sapidYlN. NW ta., pod tree So Aidlierfte `vs A KIDIOAL MAY tiss 0111711111 11 = ZS. MI TILIKATOII MUNI la MAX pie Elosesoo tos podia nolharstlos OD bed& adylesor. mei NrostpOus poor sessiodel prodlos Otio Nosimal dem weir weft sad ‘Wit NM isillMer sad dram 1111.. r.l tam.. IS. Allbessabaftesk Itassia*, Wafts. Oseselledese. WWI =di I SOL "Ws to ao Mt book so somonaus."—Nolool Nom& Lodes: Nook : owl J. Alm Warriskilak Jae giehllasil. bl u s i g ics. ri MMUS sad their Damn J. I 11. A. Ibmillsle se IM Bed Ova Maker sit am Boyd Oulkes Ed Sur aa. lasessi of lb, Nike piles la, r irpoil:Sdr les. silk Plbsispegals wen traremot 'amine M the Inee Bl Ude. Pry Ow Or sem d Ohm Ilerris pwieldwal is WO dale esesegiall es as deb of So MEI lisialemsur assollolls Nee mmtals: beg ant tar wNSSLiI Amp semled r ha Ile aim Milliar trllk morwmill pin ed. . peek es.; abeehr elae% la , by poi 14 gimp. =dee. • ••• Meng ark 1841 WOWS UMW M. Omens am Xs% 104 se MOW. Mw sonesi Maar sad pqmorsto twine poleisd log .1 oniones laws oissimes : Genera ..d wining err awkr leosperisses. Imam*" at MINIM doneopmeme ishaocolor ossaltlog Is mouso sod piodsel Inel•Mitf. tM came et Mei at phrOg from b sal II le :sebf do s=t . no doom mots lo bad from So Anew. IC emit. istaner4WW" bell% Ilr• Nat sr "NOW Beitslar. HAIR 11111970_ Pawned, and lissatilied Ne ef auvrzAzar lIACAMI/J1 011.-111 M ewl wetftipen On prevents ken keep balm el er twang deamlbese week lien, einem II tea ewe awl ftwdri Ift adios bewelakeelL an it= im il stem la tke PIM el Milmok Ike It MAIM MI NI iftilible.• elpirelilTh Mein. Is le meeeft nem se Meng the Mb el a bewennel Wad el We. Mlle r a lreineiwo O. et melt& owl Ike emweene lenftenne eiewlewils el IN WWI re lre amd mow peens d Ne weella—Alec to ii, Te., Ift eL Ler=or mak wed ft per Ulls Owellew—nek ler Iftwewer OIL" IMO Ilk ilinftwnwlwo. N by elmils peellemeo rANT DINTITION.— Ma. JOHNSON'S AMERICAN SOOTRINO STlNP.— this Slwriwn laweAr boss la gosera MO be swank we lASI, pens owl Am pswiel wwwwwws eldlaris wbes sift bs srenilisms sift for ANNAN dowtalow As was es Ur Irv• moist OR Os pas AIM sal he wAlwyeA ims ed, rad Sp Eismilos mdsowt Ms r iswwwil es alftrisee. IN Ow SAI with aim wed so plossA 1• 1 = Nem be NI IN sum le MAGA MIA IL Padua druid Os ==.ltir ad he Jalirws'a Asides Ised/ko arms 110. lie amsool SAJOCLAT and 801111,111. Tr 111gLosim No wills Ma Mom Wodd Os o l otrs do gird snood bark Weld Mel& St Pr GirAWAY to NIRVOIJS 817Y711112118. tiT i ot r uro juit .lifi ZDMON at Ids 'airs . week I. PZIVATZ XU/CALL MIND (UI as Mt Salteur• of SIN•••• DOMNID, lam Ibitia•ry. at 'MK taralbeas, aa. psobinme. Oa re44l s directed es==g tr a = min. dmr aeim De. SMITE, IlreT/ZWYW of ACTITARINIL—At the With eteriona =OW al aim imethwle, kid yesterday, a marvel: reed "ea the rate at imertality p evaif*m the familia:of the g=ise y deriethe mimeteseth emaimry," by Mr. Abhor sad Mr. Aminald Day. The paper Nor ferret te sore iaesen es the seine subject by ibe be. Mr. Puree, Mr. seads, eel Dr. Guy, pointing owl eseleb defects hi the., sd reemarideg that sane el the cemihmiese theretalere snivel at were mot to be Wiwi ape, the eimmeratieme hark. berm meet on the Nee all dem& ea e luith=asy remard Mr the inemben living. The W lies wade is pews. ewe mall =re el pew% awl gm med dimeghtwo of peen' eldest sew ; ark im seder thud the meats might be compared with other Ws tables of imortality, the tine erre whirl: the oberrallsee minded hod been lbalawil to the presset enemy, The awieber of ern treith• wader shambles was 7,473--4,119 beim mein. mad 3.11111 females; load blase were exhibited. bowie( the NNW few each sax separately, mid for both °mobbed. Tbs awalle showed that the fami lies of the peerage en es esowsmilly long-lived class. Amongst the make the am tharelise of life. at all ages under 73, stow& ash imereb that of the geseml population hat eves that of the seleoW *MB of the Equitable Arum*, Society. In old go it IN nab bee than that el the goverumeot annentasts, bit 1111111111114111 bey beefy with both the former table LONDON AND ROME WESTERN RAILWAY. —The South Western Commay's Eno ham Kaaba le Inacieth will be opened thiv week. la osesegweees of be bonen of traffic betimes Exeter sad Leeds. vim Yeovil. the lime hotlines Beaieptolui sad Enter will he Dade a doable as.. OR A sicram e p uvirria , losimps There is already • demi& Ilse between Hi:mita' sad Amis. eLestrup imildlot"Nummed., • star. eel this eile_aaiteme win shortly be extended to beimmi keimaddisifthaimie s b u sb na kk g ehdb ne . the VII• between einmary mad Wiliam, sod between Deb bi he woleaste pewees* : "Itrribree me* plow tee awl Euler. The mew elitiom at Pertswood on the aces b big able ewe do _ wove ~them we Dwelt Week's lise is be be opened ilO4llOlMr. ter eft lum *Nu st_rirett, ROYAL Pais HOONITAL, GUAT'S-IW3-10AD. P. 01.1 Mismin—T we. 111', J. P. Ow ma% The irmobw of patents relieved at this hospital daring the Isar astm week wading April 97 was 2.860 ; which 756 were sew au.% lowa ed. amok keel, ye* ia. ti OM. lcr RATING'S PALE NIIIIOI7NDLANDOOD A.A. LIVER OM prim* ma, um" Sa mei free Iwo all•Norelin •ii soC itas. badsi roper•od ••• sod lusammumbil rediess• Tapkt Theems. et ears ow 11••••• elk I• dr womb el Os Ws NIL P•••••• • Y.l The Ord b wed 411•••14 at ishur. edger sod ••••••.' donsta• vlll b• Ismod Is l• • ll* Swot Is. St, MOS IL et. ft /h __ J. wow 411.. loonsol smors. Prer•••••diassiboa BUCHAN'S DONIBTIO liameabrog the wig. Me So semo way dhors. viortaxi aux aiturt XXII Imp PArl ds = 4 l4:o• 4l 7 . 6 ll MX=X e ilitPtr a " " lb* bomb. se. Wed, N. 33e. CONCIONIUXED - I,II6XMLI MIMS. isr Madge. Eebe affinews rd rare•kr from ill err so la eddy ring Omit owl mei ~rah Oki Madier. Mouths rid essooloalles, dberwit saw ammo 40414. awl simpliels. airldies lassusise every Mist XL WM. et bet Is Ns. IPX MNP yvidris 'dyke bop as NM ►axelimen OEMs olisalk* slow Old Ca. XI X Oderialiest. laaass. W. sod X imalsbi e Arresird se qf plet.ellke elder. To et all iiiimas s . egerAs : 11, I loskiXso. 18D. 6p : Ness. • . 411. IL Pod' = odod,4lrool • . Oallwd.airest ; 1•08.. = 40.4 1 itior W LiedsNelege Alma" W. ; heel. 1111. Wass. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. FIRST SPRING MEETING. MONDAY. BWIZTITAIIIIII of 50 soya. each, for fade of 1856 ; volts, Set nb ; (Mee, Set 31b ; with allow/Anne& A.F. (6 subs.) Count Bathyanys Prince Plausible, by King Tom, est 418 (Wells) 1 Xr. H. Saville's leyellle, tiat 7lb rAldcroft, ltr.W.ll.Brook's Itappareutut 41b 'car Set 51b, tl.Osboros) Betting : Even csi Prince Plausible, 6 to 4 apt and sto 1 apt Reveille. Reveille, in company wi l l= pans, started with a slight lead, the favourite lying elan up to the new crowd, where Priam Plausible went Sp sad h a tea Undo obtaiaed a slight lead, which be held to the sod, sad won cleverly by a neck. Reveille &hat* Nappies by leng th far second. ___ _ _ RATE al 50 son. ; far three-yr-olds, 756 71b ; leer, St 12lb ; fin sad upwards, fht 31b ; msem sad rainy allowed 31b ; with eel.g allowances. D.M. Mr. C. ltsyna's Ossundrion,by Cottonton, 3 ps (SOL), Mr. Hartnek's lospbwrry, yn (701.), 74 ltlts (o.Portilumm(Daley) 1 I Gemini Juvenilia's • by lIMMta, dam by Kor (T. Preach) S ramd, 3 yrs • Xr (4.& . iartbdoravers Dapple, • me Metl, 7st R prer per Kr. .T. Ws Stormer, 3 yrs (SOL). Set 0 Mr. W. Day's Hynes" • yrs (MOL). Set nib... (.7. Adonis S Betting : 5 to 2 apt Conundrum, 3 to 1 ept Ravbign, sto 1 opt an y other. perste, lying M the centre, gz6isesfdloired on the lower side by Starner ; the two mutt the sib, as the whip head. On reaching the dip Dapple gem way he Staplani, who . was closely aMmidad by Coaandros mid Oefteral Angerstmn's colt. The litormar shortly after retired, sad left the irate with the , than phone. Half-way In the curds Daley brought the I faveigito, who was never after owegbi, and won easily by two len; • length and a half mparaiing Abe woad sad third ; Serwese finished a had fourth. Byewaya Nth, sod =kat, bastes off. The winner was chimed by Mr. ILerca, 50 son. Last half of Abingdos Wile. Dube of Indoors Palm Oil, by lespenes, SR 7tb 6 1 . Solon) • , Lehi Mumfonts Midtre, Set Mb (A. &laud') I Betting : 5 and 6tol os Palm Oil. An excellent start wm effected, the pair manioc abroad kr the first MO yards. Palm Oil then took l a im ltit lead, which be held to the sod, and was by half a BWMITAILIS of 100 rows. mob, k ft, far 3-yr-olds ; colts, ' list 71b ; and fillies, Pet 41b. A.P. (4 mho.) Mr. Payne's Copernicus. by Newrainater, Pet lib (L. inowdeal I Lard Sequitur, Set 711) (A. Day) 2 Soros RothiseltSd'a Queen of the Vale, Mt Mb .... (Walls) 3 lard Clisenser's &Weer to Sehisidaas, Set (Abicroft; 4 Hotting :11 to 8 spa Copernicus, 5 to 2 apt queen of the Vale. 3to lßrother to Schiedam. Sequitur jumped away with a t lead, followed by Brother to Schiedam, Queen of the Yul e, and the favourite, to the " beishes,' where the favourite *lied the frost, and half way doers the lull obtained a decided lead, Sequitur going on seimed, and ad, the Vale neat, Lard Olaegow's at the same time Into the rasr. la this way they tee into the when the famearito quitted his hones without an effort when called upon, and won in a canter by two lengths, Sequitur defeating the Barce'sfilly bya length and a half for woad; Brother to Sohimhun was a had fourth. Some inqui ries were toads after the race about Overton for the " Od neea,' 10 to 1 being freely offered, but which met with few takers, many having an opinion that the winner will be found the better of the two. HANDICAP PLATE Of 50 an., for 3-yrwlds aad upwards. it. M. 2474 iltooftres Mats. by Gibraltar, 3 Tst Sib A. I Mr. M. D. ilardasee be by Mars—lona, I yw, 2 71b (Woodhouse) 2 Mr. Mispieessurs ilwe•thread. $ pm Oat 416 ear (tee W. 1126) . Adios) 3 Mr. . Days ll Weibel* 4 res. 9't 111; A. Day' esates, pre. hit (i noel 0 Lord lereekrs Jacinths, lyre. M . 0 Mr. moo Wooreseasser, ase . French) 0 Mr. UMW' OWsuodrism, 11 In. Ist 1016 per let 11101 4.7. Daley) 0 istaings Ibp 4 eget kb, sto 1 sash lest Malta mad Jaabibe._i te 1 spa and 10161 apt Dub bing. *no lei get away open equal kerma Shortly after the labia:6lk 1n cow with 14seressasser, Dub:lb/Li, mai in hunt, and carried ea the running to th e " where the two latter were bastes, arid a ,. from the trout, Malta at the rim limo se third. Oa mitering the cords the faromite and Joined Woe, and came on together into the bottom, when Naha took • clear lead, and woe 11" • easter by few lengths. Sweetbread finished • bad third ; Newrebbear was fourth, Jacinths eftli, Didsibella sixth, Sleates and Oosundnim last, bates off • bon way. After the nag • ,grit was made to get on Imam for the Two Tbseramd fibinewa, whe was reported to be 101bs better this Kalb ha was freely takes. sod towards the aloes cif the rubs 6 te 1 was his tugboat prim Swinasrunss el es soya. each, a ft,. ist fiir*lrl 7lb ; the winner of the Biennial * the Osseo Beedrg to Es* extra. Beetby Stakes Cowes. (Tanta) of leiketts Paste, if 11 = 4011 , lib loaet) erna P rolt " Wit al a Mi. Bins 61•411 er Moos tho romminei mom many filly beating tz Maga by a length for wooed. Swwer•ass of 111/ sovs. each, for 3.yr.olds ; felt Jet 7lb ; and Jib 47b. Th e wiener to be sold for so*. Chesterfield (16 subs.) Lord Strathnowe's 111/Motagb, by Twillaglon, fist 711. 1 MM r. Orioles SoethmelTM N (Al4lcreft Lagers I Mr. Ilaarier Dr. Wished. Mt Vlb , .(0. fordhaml Mr. G. Bryn's Onsatiot, MMb (Lengi eb t a. Colonel Townley Wldtewell, Sot Tr) a : 2to I apt Southport, 2 to 1 Dr. N sad e no mat apt Shillehgb. At the first attempt the lot left thei ask is doss order, and ran so for the first two hundred When Aldoroft brought out his horses, and em this le7t . of the hill was Noshed be had " spread sailed" his lisifi t and won in • easter by three lengths, Southport hestang Dr. Nichol for mooed place by a length ; Gauntlet wee • bed fourth, end Whitewell last. Sas Qinates PLaT2 el for mares ; 3.yr.olds, 7st Jib; four, Sit 7lb ; 41b ; six sad aged, 10st 81b. B.C. Lard Alassinnys Cantina by Orlando, 4 Snowden) lost 41b L. S ' 1 Mr. !Ws Avalanche, 4 yrs, at 7lb (O. Yordbanal I Lord StraMmonis Juno, a yrs, let Mb (Covey) 3 Mr. lrsylofe loodorowns, 4 yrs, Wt ne (E. Morro) 4 Mr. Be 's Mawr. a yea, Tot alb (Dole yl 5 Betting : 7 to 4 ou Avalanche, 4 to 1 apt Cantina. Hagar Mode piny at a slow pace, followed by Avalanche, Cantina, and Juno • Feodorowna lying of until entering the turn into the old coon, whoa Peodorowna emerged frogs the ruck and joined the front, and shortly after entering the straight held a slight lead, waited upon by Arsisarris, Ow. tine, and Jew to the foot of tbe hill, when she was in trouble, sad shortly titer best • retreat, leaving the lead with Avalanche, who carried it on to the cords, where Can tina got up, la a few strides got her head in front, and won cleverly by *if a length ; • bad third, Fecdorowns was fourth, and Hagar Mat. " • • Bw:imolai of 50 arm. mob, for 4-7r-oids ; colts, OA ns ; fillies, est 311) ; 11w winner of the Derby or 81. Lew Is 1860 to carry 711) ; of Ow Claret, Port, or Four lir-Old Siossiol, 31b extra. Omortoritch Course. t 7 soka) Thorovortrillr. Wert' , by Malbserire, or Windh tt oubd, tot (cuancrow.A LATEST EZTI'LTS2 AT THZ ROOMS, 5.30 P.N. TWO THOMIAND GUINEAS STAKE& 9 to 4 apt ILlaritoff (t) sto 1 Kettledrum (t) 13 to 2 beaus (t) 9 to 1 Ovaries (t ) 10 to 1 Preceptnan (t) 12 to 1 Rowley (t) 20 to 1 Sweet Hawthorn (off) NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, APRIL 29: -PROMOTION, AND AP POTNTIMITS. —Zociseers & Pritchard, promoted to sewed. class amistsat engineer 111 the Blenheim ; J. C. Gray, pro moted to pro -cleas asaistant engineer in the Donegal ; J. aumotod to woad-clam assistant mines, in the Garter W.Vi Millar, promoted to maraid.cleas assistant en gineer in the Fisgani , as supernumerary ; J. Young, pro moted to seemtd.clees assistant engineer it the Asia, as imperstmesrary • J. Bowman, promoted to mooed-clue assinion enginsr in the Ithadaissatkos, ea sumenseerary ; I. O. *suer promoted to sating e•000d-c assistant =Lnin , in tie Orion ; and C. R. Lacy, promoted to esolsiame assistant engineer in the Actaeon, far serefet i in fie Dove. Ominfell, to the Cornwallis, sine Captain O.G. whom period of service has expired. R. W. Jtopford, to the &rinds,. Assistant Engineer H. H. Smell, to the Cum far service in the Myrtle. Actbs Third-dame Alledstant Regimen J. O. Cox, to tie Cianead, as superniusenry ; and W. Drainer, to the far orr loran , the L saperonmerar d. y, and gent to the Monarch, ice in izar Maial Cadet A. W. Bratesou, to the Doris. ARK ET, MONDAY NIGHT, 12 O'cLOCI. LATEST BETTING. PORTSMOUTH, Amy. 29. The Jasper, 1, screw gun-vessel, lieutenant Oonnsuft W. Pire, wee reveeved tke dam bum to dry to be aeosided sad paid ca. The following is the latest betting up to midnight : TWO THOUSAND aIkNEAS. 9 to 4 20 Elarikel (t) 11 to 2 Kettledrum (t) 7 to 1 Imams 10 to 1 Overton 12 to 1 Preeeptrem 12 to 1 Harley CHESTER CUP. 7 to 1 apt Wallace to 1 Clare Arnie 96 to 1 Schism DERBY. 10 to 1 apt Klarikol 12 to 1 Roane Dragon 22 to 1 Kettledrum ORDER OF RUNNING THIN DAT. PROTESTANT iurrartmArzoN socrirr. The annual meeting of the Mends and supporters in the Protesteet Reformation Society was held yesterday litterease et the Hewer Roam& Lord Cluancess presided, and was so by the Right Rev. the Behar et Rev . Dr. i , the Rev. J. Rardaeley, Rem W. RN. Dr. Ser. J. lf= di t The report that although igeentace, sad latitedinerianism, cm the port simay. pm. testimee prsessied serious obstacles to the mamas et the =yet that it was gradually pining puusd. The minks Is the Roma (ethane al Great Britain had mesemfuL The ammaittee had sever f= l 4l .l 3 ll ol 4 Yrigival *est et the sealsty, whieh wee to bear pails sad faithful testimsay spirt the grievous won of Papery rad ter the pespess et seeming thet remit upward' or MD lesterenhad best deliveeed by the mere eerie., or by shame= of well known ability. The chairmen. is • - brief speech. esimmested on the mast esnmalweir whirls Rama eitholice displayed I. pre pepatiegiulalth. sod warmly urged as his au/ham the duty cd ea equal desire to dimmuslaat• biblical truth. a that the Roman WWl= Oft espe cially amine to advert disir faith is this eseatrr, to a es, Nisei he belimel they were waifs presei lis did eel thinitthe misty was edpgrately seppeated s tad hi Moped Get is 44 %tare it ee* °Meta increassil eclat* Maims. The Mehop of Ripen, in melba the . al the repast, atii ft wee a most eatheralmy esemereghiri ors Thellambelal report sheered that the lamina el the society ihrig the year bad hem 4,4841.12 t 4iLihelimederpea drum hen be. 4.0101. Ws. !Woad the helium* 4..%11. UL After the meeting had tem Amen mu the Rev Di. game* mad other the proosedbp mated w ith with the tesedietiom s. NOUN AND COOITIAL TRAINING ZIIITITUTION. The annul miamination and meetinic o lizo i l mem with the limes and Oakeial Tremble wee held yesimeday, ea the premises, Chay . 'smn.road. The exasaination emanmesei at had- mmt 11 in the formoon, sad was al atwq astillaokey Ammeter. When it was over the meral maw tee& plass, and wee numerously at. I laesiad. The de& wee Mina by Kr. Kertaas. ez l pr isezre .passented era wory elabolate sad minute. deep Noel AA the Royal Occantinionsrs hid not in that report walleisatly recunimended the religions testrmorien of the peer which the committee considered to be all.iimpartme• • decided protest wee entered any change M the seplatioa which moires her Ile a gt Inspectors ed MIA Repleedtkhoola to inquire into religions as well as the seeder Anemias of As children. The Amber d embers la training was glom at ci whom 140 wan ender the povernment mentos. The mat• metre were in Weer of maid mhos* amiseisece4va Vthat the alereelen of boys and gbh were ein, ednealled Mother. The balance sheet the remiple hum all samosa kw the yam had bee, 8,1451. la. Kt ; sad after rasatiag the mereseuy Ib. Alsace reneinier the tremaresis hods Tao 11 . 1. 1 17. 8 82 Mr. Tosses, in seem the adeptlea el the peed, dwelt at some Meek on the rest susellease el the institution, and &deeded like prams& goveramedal educational acreage. Mesta. The repeat was Ames& and the seeing was addreessel L t . Bad of Shaftssbuzy. the Bishop of Wide, and CAEDINAL WISEMAN ON TEI PAPAL QUESTION. 5 9 " .. Swesltslahle 2.15 Yaw Handicap Two Thousand °Wafts 10 woo Swompatakas Handicap How (100..,..) 4.30 On Sunday last pastoral letter front Ms Ershisnos Oardinal Wiseman wss read le all the catholic' shendise sad dispels of the arelieliaiess of what• ainatar, that, during the meant month of hay, the devotion the " Forty Hours " Prayer (which mesas the • timid the Blessedriscrament forth* adorstks of the " faithful " for that period of time) should tete plate, wording to a published list, is all the aerobes and chapels of the arch-diocese, with the view of im ploring Gad to being his Holies= the Pope out of his present " harassing and humiliating condi tion.* In explaining the room for the exercise of An specie! devotion his Eminence mays "Although there apposes to be so gonad fur apprehension In aonsequesce of theists' attack of Elam experienced by hie Holiness, all must be aware how wearyiag and trying must noesierily be that state of uncertainly regarding hie future position which the complicated state of mad pro duce. The more gross injustices may have We seem plinked ; the more bitter sufferings may have bentisitblsd ; the more persona insults may have boo exhorted ; the pop of his crucifixiiie may have bees finally felt ; the act of spoliation, of the rending in pieces of all that gave him outward and worldly dignity, may have been completed. Ho is now lei hanging in what is intended to be igumnioions sunbeams, while the dice are cast by politicel gamesters for his seamless robe of elate, that capital of the Christian world—that seat of his sternal pontificate--to see ' whoa it shall be; a secular possession of one or many declared foie, no longer the abject of the world's veneratios, admiration, and love. It is that God will bring our Holy Father quickly out of this harassing and humiliating oonditiou that the faithful are wished now more particularly to pray." His Eminence grants an Indulgence of one hundred days to every ale of the faithful three times attending the devotion of the month of Ney, and adding the prayer referred to during the devotion and further using the faculties graciously conceded to him by his Holiness the Pops, he grants a plenary indulges°, to warns who AA in the cone of the - inoeth of May, have attended its devotions at least tee times, sad visited the ex position three time", and after coulombs and ecomusdon shall pray to the =me affect. The ordinal also reepoinsionds the faithhal to pray for the success of the battle that is to be fought in parliament " to rescue catholic children from the dinners to which they are exposed in workhouses, prisons, aad schools." It is reported in circles likely to be well informed that the Bithoptio of Madras, rendered vacant by the death of tbs Right Bey. Thomas Deviltry, will be conferred upon the Verossable John Henry Pratt, LA, elf Goavilbs and Cans College, Cambridge , Archdeacon el Calcutta. The Executive of the Liberation Society will have aa opportunity to-morrow of replying to some of the many assertions of their opponents ; the annual meeting of the Council being held in the morning, and the soiree at night. The latter will be held at the Whittington Club, and will be open to the public. Low Dow Rowneo Curs.—A esidlesee rue MIMI off last sawing, from Pittway to Bemeamith. between Mama Bell and Morley, two yeambee• ei this deb. Mr. Moe* bed the best station ea the Maim shore, bat Mr. Bell soon took the lead, end howl. 44. won mfy Sous' Kswanearos Moezum—Dnring the week ending Aril 27 the visitors hare been as follows :—On Monday, 3ueeday. and Saturday, fres days, 4,274 ; es Monday and Tuesday, free impinge, 4.094. On the three students' days (adatiadoe to the public 6d.), 1,955: am Andante' mein. Wednesday, 154; total, 10,477. From the opening d the museum, 2,002,978. A Rerzionc BISHOP. —The Bishop of Convernano Ineta address, in which he asp, " Weeps& decisively to priests on the right road. Whet Wafter, that those lips which ought to uphold knowledge, that is truth, rectitude, honesty. and holiness, should be opened to teach error and lies We condemn such conduct me unressionable, unfelt, irreligious, end we declare suspended from their duty of hearing confeuion, those who in Cutup shall dare to refuse absolution to the faithful solely because they are liberal, or because they have given their vote is favour of the King of n united and independent Italy; or lastly, because the priests wrongly think they have incurred the censure of the church." THE FORTHCOMING FIGHT FOR THE CHAMPION- Ram —lt was finally intuited last evening( that the fight between Hurst and MAP, the &arrant& for the highly oseetod dish/maim of Chanspiou of England., should take place on Tuesday, the 25th of June next. It will be re stembered, that at the conclusion of the far-famed tourney between Sayer and Heesan. Hurst, the " Stalybridge Infant," put forth • challenge which Sayers was prevented from accepting by the provisions of a life annuity which bad been conferred upon him, and that the " gar of battle ^ mistakes up by Nock., who, early in the subsequent con tort, was put /tors de rombal by • chance blow from his gigantic satavnist. Mace, who was compelled on one w• casino to weireamb to the superior " talent" of Paddock, hie does berm victorious over }kettle, of Birmingham, in • con teat in whisk be displayed both courage and science ; hews the very considerable interest manifested by the amateurs of pugilism ia the snatch now on the tapes. (Stamped, ld. AdditionaL) LAW INTELLIGENCE. HOUSE OP LORDS.—Aran. 29. APPEALS. CLAW V. Mile ASD ANOTNEL Their lordships were oesupied in hearing the imamate ia an appeal from a decree of the Court a/ Chancery. The question in the cause is whether the appellants are, or one of the respondents, Hannah Colas, is, entitled to a suss al 4,0001., with the interest which has acersed thereon sines the death of Thorn's Cooper Coles, an the 117th June, 1849, under the trusts of a settlement made en his marring' with Mary rouldsham, and dated 28th Deeenahar, 18111. The , matter ia of interest only to the parties, and tame on the eesstriatios d the deed EQUITY 00IIRTEL—Arin. 29. (fklere the Lord@ Justices d AppeeL). rs ma ma Juanita 1111117ING swot norrairr (warm). This woes& application, by way of appeal from an order of Mr. Commissioner Goulburn, dire tin th at a petition to wind up the ammo( the abovernentioned company should stead ors for a month. The petition in quintiles bad been pre vented on the alleged ground that the company bad loon more than three-fourths of its capital, and the order ap' palsied irate had bean made in order to enable the petitioner to _wreak his widows as to that foot. Ilr. Bases, Q.C., and Mr. Roxburgh appeared for the company in support of the appealSelwyn, Q.C., and Kr. Mosley east* wove not called epos. Their lordships dismissed the petition of appeal, holding that the evidence did not authorise interference with the oommlericsier's diservtien in the ostler. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Aran. 29. Sittings in Banco in Easter Term.—(Before Lord Chid Jus tice ` Cockburn, and Justices* Oresuptou, Hill. and Black -47113W as.unimme oomr•irr. In this ems Mr. Lush had obtained • rule on the part d John Barlow Burton for a =edema', upon the Saddlers' Company to proceed immediately to the election ei four assistants, to make up the required number of 10, as specified by the charter of the company. Mirka, who appeared on behalf of the company to show muds against the rule, said they had elected t&e• aselliants bat not the fourth, • pinion named Mirada°, wipe &limed to be elected, inasmuch as the decision of *is court in his favour had been reversed by the Court of Error. and the came was now taken to the Boum of Lords, where it remained for decision. under them circumstances the learned counsel asked the court to discharge the role with costs. Mr. Lush rid he did not aoraplala of the wey in which the ersupway had obeyed the rule, but he hoped the court would past code to his client. The court discharged the rule without wale. 00IIRT OF COMMON PLlAB.—Aran, 29. Slaw ia &DO& ---Wor• Lard Ctdet Junes Erie and Justices iss, Bylas, tad beaten.) The mart was eceapled all da with oases of demurrer, Involving only vodkas of a to character and of no Interest to Obi general maim Ikttisp at ' Nid Plus is Loam. (Befell Mr. Justice Wintwes sad • Osnme• July.) The say tree before the mart to-day rewriasd Whistled whin the caul rows COURT OP ZXOBEQIIkR.—Arsiz. 29. &Wogs in Baseo—(Bdon the Lard Odd Baron, and Barons Martin, Benaawail. awl Wilds) nu iall=l Ir. MULL —WOSINIOr AID minim This was an appeal from the decision of two justices in the borough of Elks Odd, under the folionieg eireemelsoms. du Wormed= was preferred on the 12th of September, 1860. by Memo. Edward sod Joseph Clatten Marvin, Om well known cutlers of Sholield, igabirk the ilefirliat, be came be did enter MU a cent:ad with them to nerve them I se a owing knife ostler for three yam, and that he had be- I fore Me determioation of the centred absented himself from his serriee without leave or lawftd axiom, and bad' segleated to foal his duties. After the hearing of the parties, the *Sees, Mr. Timms Dem and Mr. How Wilkins" adjudged the thlembut to be guilty m esatrevintim of the Act tGimp lIL for UMW emplaikg opproutian ead perms waking under canionst, sad seiMeneed him to Writ in the Home of Osereetiou at Wakeleid ter the wiled of sae mesa It was easteaded by the defininore afillossey that the title of the statute shoed base bore Mt teeth In the infonnaMon-- Ikea the deteudeul . =W l 4% . 4ol,o i lol =- wed fen haut e L evlie rsollt i luil bu ni s e i g ar tor s 2 eouvieted for sit ww Mimes whisk bed hem q Ike eft ekteraMma cd the emit me whether Ma 4simanbrition ef i the Milan erresding the isigeksasiiiig lOC Menlik_ smolt la lishat e alb= hut ; Mr. wawa vereams.mi ramolople. . . . The Lard Chief Bares delivered Ida jorgisii—ttio oda he weed amnion that the sadjedgment and the commit ment were bed. It *owed to billl that the defendant had ' anted with ported liana ides, sad was sot aware that he was breaking hie ealitnet, which he easessived was at as end on his edgiest departure When a men left hie serviee unlawfully the _magisiestes could deal with the ease, and having ogee dean with it there wee ea end of the matter. But whatever might be the = t e( the :magistrates to punish a man for absenting from his business, he could net imagine that the Xmbever intended that wiles • man absented him ealind Teas punished for it, and Weight that by that kb /Sating he was freed from his contract, he should be again liable to punishment. He considered that the commitment was bed, and that Robert Youle must be discharged from aaatad Mr. Lies Martha ocinenrred in the opinion expremed by the Lord Chief Berm. The justices were confined to the act of O.orge IV., and had no right to fall bank on the old statute el damp 111. If a man left his 'orrice stating his deteemisalios sever to return, hie master could panne two eemses—he could bring an action against him far breach of °attract, or he could act on the statute law. If the master brought his action it might be mid that the servant would not be able to pay say &maga, but all men should be be equal, asd a man had no right to speculate rali to amount of damages which he might recover. When the master proceeded according to the statute, then there wee an sad of the ratter. Mr. Baron Breanwell said he should be may sorry to my that .he original statute had been repealed ; but he owned he did not think there could be a second conviction. He should be very sorry if the law was not s it was laid down in " Ryder v. Wood," because, if it were not so, it would harsh and un reasonable. Accoedi to the reason al the thing, and according to authority, the ~ astiom should not have convicted the defendant, who had anted is the advice of his 'egal advisers, and believed that basing been woe convicted for leaving his service, lie was out bound to return to it. The Justices bad not found the essential in gredient which constituted the offence, and the conviction was bad. Mr. Mellish—Will your lordships say anything as to oats ? Mr. Baron Bramwell—l think you are better without them. (Laughter.) Judgment amordingly. Battings at Nisi Prin. at Westminster.—(Belore Mr. Hama Channell and Common Juries.) THISTLITOM e. reewse.--osevernenro. Mr. Huckileston, Mr. Sbaw. and Mr. Young appeared as mussel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Digby Seymour and Mr. Gib bons represented the defendant. The plaintiff in this - ctioo in a galvanist, who resides at No. 1. Quebec street, Ozfordstreet, and, according to hie MOD.y he had been in the habit of attending the defendant, a and his wife, receiving as his fee 11. le. per week. In October, 1858, the defendant introduced to the plain- tiff, as a patient, a young woman named Clegg, stating that kis wi's wra rof expected to five, and that he purpos ed to marry Miss C'egg. The plaintiff attended the defen dant and Mims Clegg, the former for Zi, and the latter for 30 weeks, and be now claimed MC Be. for his services. Mr. Digbv Seymour submitted that under the recent act of parliament the plaintiff, not being registered as a medical man, could not recover. The learned judge said he would leave it to the jury whether the p , aintiff was a medical practitioner under the act, sad would reserve the point for the consideration of the court above. deeedent did not dispute hie liability for the attend ances on himself, but he denied his responsibility as to Miss Oleo. He had told the plaintiff that if be cured her he would et bim 10/. for his trouble from her father, but the plaintiff bad totally failed to effect a cure. His lordship having summed up, The jury were of opinion that the contract wu not to nue Miss Clegg for 101., and founds verdict for the plaintiff for the amount claimed. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Aram 29. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) LOGAN V. 11111711. Thu was • testamentary suit relating to the will and codicil of the late Mn. Margaret Boyd : who died on the 19th of Minh, DM, at the age of 75. The instrument s were pro pounded by the executor, but the codicil will oppmed by the Dean of kin on the usual grounds — undue execution, want col 4 6 4 1 trl e r l ' a it i !tr aw p i Peared for the plaintiff • Dr. rbiatmorni QC., aod . Mr. Sha rps for the defendant. The tastelor sod the defendant Smith were both in the service of a lady named Flood , at Leamington. OS the [TWOPENCE. death of her undress 111111 received • 5401 . -- ; besides her wardrobe and certain altklea 01 Im p cure. In 1858 she proposed to the ciefeOdabt- th a t he should take a house and let lodging", proems log to o = o / 1 7 apartments in it, and to leave hhn her money at her decease. He accordingly took No. Manchester-street, Mancheeter-equare ; and the teetatrt: died there. Three days before that event she executed A will ender which the defendant would have taken 3201. ; and the rest of her proy, *boat I,OOOL, would have gene to her niece, Barbara pin, and to other relatives ; after wards bsooming aware at this remit, she said it was not what she had intended, and insisted on immediately execut rost.a codiell. By this latter i ns trument she left Smith exf a, kid dkeetag the oth er la b -acne to be paid out of money said to Indus to her under her a'ster's The evidence of the due execution of !he codicil and the perfect sanity of the deceased being very p os itive, The jury found for the defendant, and the coma decreed probate of the villain' codicil. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MARYLEDONE. Riche's! Doody, a well-known amociete of thieves, web plaoed at the bar before Mr..Yasdley, charged with having stoles property to the value of at least 1001. from the rate dunes of the Marquis of Sligo, 14, Mane&ld-street. • It appeared from the evithou of James Nodes, the butler, that on Saturday evening, 20th inn, it wu dis covered that dunag the absence of the marquis, who loft home at tea mat* to eight, and returned at half-pset, the prosaism were entered by MOWS. of a faiN key. sod etc • mauler to tee, when the housemaid west up W her mastees.dressing•room. she found everything in disorder, and according)) hastened down to give information there. up* tio ban (the butler). who an *Menai to • the said apartment anortaised that a gold watch, the fittings of a thoesingesses, sec t a great many other valuable articles, • hod beenri the unarm of the aryls, Who is omptain tif the .* carried e/. as e was Ma &ono tint on Sarney morning, In earth qualm of some eornmehleation nod* to • D, samenpuried by Sergeant White, is and Berprpt Preakla, 20 E, repaired to the prisoner's lodging, 12, Sonthrimptou-court, Tottenharn-court-road ; and on mak hp,aeasieh there they found trek ties, gloves, sad other anisopt which • haadkerchief, with the mauve ne, coma thereon. The prisoner alleged that he had worn some of the au* for eight months, and that be boughs the neek.ties ea the Sunday before. The butler examined the articles produced, and mid he bad so doubt that they were the property of the marquis. Impeder Gibson seM he hid so doubt or being able to bring forward can important evidence shortly. The prisoner was remanded Il Mouthy next. MaryBAerre, • ware* about 25 years of age, of dissipated appoinnoe, with a email and aiokly baby in her arms; who has bees formerly at this court for being drank and dis orderly, was thing* before Mr. Woolrych charged with steal* d al miowing two anrereigns, the moneys of • 'labourer named Galata The parties See in an Irish colony ended the " Onto. yard," Mos Analsor-rud, Rosemary-Loa when merino disturbances have often taken plass. On Saturday night Galas* who bad he* quarrelling with his wife for • fort night, then hese itotheated, and his wife, onspesting had tag bar thughter, • young girl. to asorh bs his took ham them two sovereigns, which the nether kid her to take cue of. At ow clash "mi Sunday seem* the prisoner, the him next door to the Cialimurat aims iato their sad hang that ths4/ 12 % bad two MOTIWI4OI. MK "Show tha to me; dear." was do*, and ale inumastely snaked them from the pal and -.wallowed them one after the other. The first pupa down her threat . easily, but the mecca stook List. A jug of water was procured, which she drank, but that did se• re lieve ber, arid she wee black in the faos atei w i r s wi t cppo4 being suffocated. when the bystanders shook her no the hack most vigorously, and the posed into her amach. She had bees very ill war obis. Mr. Woobreh inquired if the prisoner was intoxicated whoa she swallowed the money. Mrs. Oalavan—abe was lying tipsy is bed all the saw• sem sod sight, ..d g ut drunk sober sut ra. Tin rigour add sha had swallowed sovereigns she was very sorry for it. and that ale would repay the mehey ' If the preaselitor would forgive her. ' Pabeenottetabie Kelly 13011, said that the prisoner wan is a very low atata and it was only • fortnight since oho gave bireh to the Mid her arms, and she came eel of shoo the day bare the child wm been. Mr. Wooirvelt was somewhat surprised that an emetic had sot been given to the prisoner directly she swallowed the gold. Be nmaded her until Thunder mat. RIMOULAR moor:sr 0? Qty Saturday afternoon, about two o'ploeb, one . of Itta *AI ill the service of Loses. Amherst, the clolleftoes of 'the 011Jeity, west to His... Smith serd At isalt to moon l mitotic* far 3001., whishpeivir&a Thwith t i e es of five sev p, he SO ea intohhi vat =6 OM Jewry. mairriamins, be elm to espleisr, when he arrived there he found the envelope sad its contents had vanished. He was at first under the int premien that he bad bees robbed, sea greet may each robberies are beig soneesatly committed by peruse lskiag about' banking-hoaxes for that purpose, and on env in formation to the polies he was informed that suit was most probably the case, asti If so there was sot mock chance of getting heck the mossy. The only coarse was at once to advertise and take the other necessary steps . to give pub licity. This was done, and yesterday morning the police wen informed that the whole of the money was in the hands of Mr. Terry, the manager of the Unity Beak. Inquiries were immediately made, and it turned out that cm Saturday afternoon • lad in the service et a respect able Arm in Bucklersbury, while passing near the tilobe Eire-offios, picked up the envelope with its content. all safe. He immediately went to his master and informed him of the eircumetance, and handed him the notes and sold, amounting, as before stated, to SOU His employer commended him for his honesty, and said that he would pkee it in the hands of his banker ; and yesterday mora ss( be proceeded to the Unity Hank, and haa&l4 the money over to Mr. Terry. That gentleman, whose atten tion in the course of his business had been attracted by the advertisement, immediately ranuised the property as that which had been advertised, and sent notice to Mr. Aahurst of what had occurred, who proceeded to the bank, and the money was handed to bun, and the re ward of 10/. which had been offered for its MOM, was given to the boy for his honesty. JVRIDICAL Socizyv.—The annual general Emit bag of the members of this society was last night held at their rooms, St. Moutin's-place, Trafalgar-square. In the absence of Mr. Collier, Q.C., M.P., occasioned by his par lianieetary duties, the chair was taken by Mr. Wilcock, Q.C. who, in the course of a brief address, alluded is feel ing Q. 0., to the loss which the society had sustained in the death of one of its most unmet founders--the bite Mr. Lewis. Q.O. The office blares baring been appointed for the ensuing year, and Mr. W. M. Best, one of the honorary secretaries, in appreciation of his services to the society, elected a vies -preardent, various suggestions were offered with respect to popularising the society among the junior inesebsre of the bar, who it was said have been frightened away by the exc./bin= of the papers hitherto reed at the society's meetings, sad it wee suggested that if the literary contributions of the members were of an ephemeral cha racter, instead of being valuable additions to legal science, they would promote an inereased activity and emulation among the junior members, who then would not hesitate to bring forward their views lest they might appear crude by the side of those of more able jurist.. Mr. W. M. Beet mentioned that the papers of the society were eagerly sought after by German 'assts. The society was never in • sounder state. Mr. J. N. Higgins stated also that the society's proceedings were regularly quoted in of the is t ... ai p ub. Beatifies Canada and Mamachusetta. The- loge then terminated is the usual manner. THZ MUTER IN ERZ BUILDING TRADER—The remaining portion el the numerous English workmen who have been employed by Mr. George Myers in building Baron Rothschild's obAtean on the Seine, arrived in London, from Paris, yesterday, by the South-Eastern Railway. A differ ence of opinion appeared to exist amongst the men as to the propriety of resuming work on the h our s ys tem, which senvms. was ia n y ot , tom e t n ht t be ire etaw l ma y jorecoaritytechofrilzdelt.l:4yth.leeteimmiasainna on of mi tts TRU RAILWAY BECURsION SZASON.—The various ✓ailway companies have announced the commencement of the excursion season for Suoduy mat. The Brighton run at the fare of 2s. 6d. to Brighton every Sunday and Mon day; the South Western, Groat Western, and Eastern Counties at the same fares as lent season, while the South Eastern, following the example of . the Brighton, so suc gs°er,hdliAll"tnigat. m re. u 6An ha ter ve b rld ury ' r e itl ihmr t to Be. h rcalicl.,thitailmeradditio, Mar. gate. which they intend running • train every Monday to Rams pa, an d Margate only, and back, for 3e. 6d. The fare to all the other towns on the above lines will be et pro portionably low rates. DR. DZ JONOII'II LIGHT BROWN COD LIVER OIL safe remedy for all disorders of the chest and threat hes been dumas — h ada . L::::: : KirisSe m ibowe osi rt.d ihu r i t th i h e r te v lii:nhentmeguigettmediell::::.:l;4l:3:Sulw7iitteou.:n'eMrsoThisthi. chr onic staple ebrmchiantis4 Dr. Danielsen the celebrated Swedish p e hy ßotl f a i lan t na" :7 , iy o t b s :if e r rv cth es :e: i. : and satisfactory motto." salad imperial halt-pints, Si. 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