The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-17 00:00:00

__, li 4 " ' / ~ :,~ ~~ a- • . / h: WS PAPE It Oxi3rt - %Lit (4- Stia :di 4Xa ' • • .-~ . e - 1, No. 4,580.] liONDON to SYDNEY Direo --- t, MONTHLY. SLACK SAL L MIS of CUM& PACKET U. twilit)* him Leedom Dods es tie NS mid b, tirsuiool with un- MIN pemeterelhey as leo ISM el seek mouth, rt.wetrulit kluiwle met. tho Tes. =lns previously AS. MOIL Jedft Illstwows, Oka = Ike Soft laasthstrpresiligary AIMS, I "Minna I gime ionth UN ter . Las wawa 1, UN Wimp UM IMMO kaa urea t• I.S“ LSO Natinth Dee. 10 'Jan 10 Tit* dhows dais Aber.lero awl ►agWA built clippie form .e a. ce4hrsts.l Meet !WI Lute ad British and Aviteslian _.bill Mal PlM•lust% wit Wm. by MOT pummoimary mod 01 0 1 idedifid. emoted a itmeitiAmomnt onmitmtimo. mod 'keg mommammadimo Is ummorpromi be toy womb art. Om JAMMU ALUMS mod (Mk. Wooed dot Yoe : Is Looduto, 1•1'. IL MAMA= Om. I. loadmoitmlbandt. IrVITT awl MOORIrS AIJSTRALIAN LINE ot PACUT lIIIP.-11er POST MILLI' Direst le Molar Inter. haw** susived Item the ado" owd win return wain with watts slaspeAtis dellytelaw at the a. 6.1 sh clipper ship INDIDETTTY. A I. T 1 ism OWgut: JINKINA. etwausadwr. less ha us issids• Dart. This vessel b rigwv•sly MIrJ for the tra,l e. sod is ass at the tasks' sailers set si the INA .4 Lossimi . she has $ Dr poop, with unusually posst see•manialins• for papssisosis—rot t ,, ight . 4. Nut let unity to ItCV I R sod *NM& DlOlterstr•st. DiVITT an.l MO )RE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE a ?Ark/NAM -I'.N POKT mini', Um& In be da rob ilia VIM April, 144 Ott prbit ity Thursday. lA. gab kr tll. orzl n itl KIS') OP (TALI. A I, mitts, ism 3L NORMA, amearambir . tylag la the Mc ILL slap kr lbws MOW with OA irmatest are god ensildevilles Mr the esiebrt . lie Ire • swum, rid skips, Weak IN h. ant bully wed ak7. NW No Moo our, nowise asomemodadna har futvrisediste —Per Isms el We* purse apply k Mows. r i lTilrO f i l it CIL post, arkiii. or I. WWITT art 310 80 1 M 11.111/Whiseatiesl DaVITT aad MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE d TACITLY MM. —Pee JIMA= TOWN Ittrret nyder glioter. ender le the Lords Cotelesteelomere of tie al. tie Abridges elifgw NUT Kg lILLI6 a lk i r Ogg reritirr. N. W. flalaismoKTM One. Or InnisDurk& This beeigelfri revel los =tilt ewer* In thy Wide. Or met elegeet aa.usren. *Ma fer pagreetpire. aall Is .4...4 the Wins ships net of the wed larlks. MMus porlleriwn thre• ..nr. treat the et di gitd 71 age reepeetteety —per terse of freight or per imp wig le 01111717 amid NI ume•ans.. Awl MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ d PAMIR IWM.-4ft lITISSICY tilmt to soil tram Mini as S. Zth Ape& esilligialy mouth, If t. •shmet pasompve the *mad budg ship WA micumk AI 13 yam 11•1••••• i• Sam Ituetwir awl &as Woo tons swhalrt bbig Ic tie East Doak Data ml. fl.. ship bow a fail gasp, will' Mist nedke• aiwumeallb• kw rabic podisenhwu: Difif 'Wore dirks being lofty awl Wry shit od,rs • d•••rai•• alr=ltar sur••• din awl iwienwaltato pawirehers, and 7•N apseleatal gosa --ror taw of freight of =lonly ho Mc 01ILLATLY. with Um wino" Yoe , . hasilmie or Os Davin ••• NO WA P. ittiliffewtroot. gwITT ,mil MOORE'S AVSTRALIAIf LINZ d near' aIIIP —t.• LarlallaToll Meet (a i. .11 11 1 pin .4 far mesa sapasi. aml wal lan illlllllO - tar MW haat clipper bawls LOCIMUITI. t i m a s ua - at Saw JOHN WWI Caorramair; Was la as Dada This *hip Ira assing• ataarmadailma tar a Ow dist maim —lPar isms d howls ea aimir me to telllT awl a Blaarralreal II 4 41f WWI 00iLlIIIIIOATION to A. sow Teal..—The UVIEWPOSIL. SSW YOWL. A .:. • !mum COMPANT Woad dapiallag am Viapiral Ina law allawslipa iaw astag . at lasiailima " Cga WIINTMO . W UV VOA PTO YOWL CITY d A allarlTll, Tla Day. Apill CITY OV KAM *DAIL Wolanday. Aril ft !LANGAN" Wolumaiday. May I. Aml son assiwaisa anbil Wm" It mid SI arardia la dr assear alialas. lamed asimpa. aloe ladadas priakiaaa Vaampsys ler Cali& sad war SWIM booked Mear, alloirapase linaa—far falai WILUAII INMAN la, alsailaik U palladia ssasal lat bi I Nal *AM. Q. Win W massta. COI& BIT= and NORIII AKRELIOAN ROYAL OWL MIAMI murk booty's. LIFINFOOL awl 11W ec DlseoL mei INftwes• LIVIIILFOOI. art MINION. /18saa shlp asly soave A HALIFAX. The Ellowbog or ether Am* u.appoliWalb NO tram lampool, Naos M Cork to SWIM Or iris ARABIA. w 11141.411V4. illillnkr. Apra W. ANIMA, A. SEW Volt. • APril It WAWA, aor 11.100 N. agenda. 4. g=fassay. kale.. saararta he ma praline, 10 ise or Sam :—Top 11010 rad 1100 tat I = al . aread 400 0.1. T• a.. Tadt. did atta ISM : r edmmze 1118. 0.001 a lealaa. 110.0 awl Sow Talk Mc W $ par 00 prlaata.—A. le J. P. rant, 0, Lain; 1.. Caala gara and Cl„ Pan Ea is S. awl 1. Steraa. 111.0•0•411“.4. Mask Uvair aktpar: C.OlO ermarn, sr A aal C. Illso 14 Mara oset PRIILiPPS, GRAVES, sod PIM:LIPP/4 U. l lesilswa. LC.. MI despatch Ikeledase Mamie kith. esderimotkisad putts. with same paswagers, as Mows : • 10TTILDAM awl the &H 2,ev l Sf.. BATAVICA. ererr fhwatlt mendip. M 11 WM* hoes the Mash sad lon*. nem. Mora. Ittos—liateoss, Al PM • hire colds. 17.. ed.. Mau Ilisbels. is is. mid LI da M YYZNOOSD, mery Minds, =green the Tower. Ism Cl. SI, SOMAS, this day, April 17, treys Horselydows. tl, and no. 'Mara tickets laseed st a tare mad a OOTZENBUIIO. ?ATLAS, this day. April 17, trim Rairsely- Low& ihisso—ambees. its 36. : be cable, AS to deck. CI. AP* as stiem Is Y Chaplis Universal ulnas, imeatetteris, W. Alm km SeedimuspOin ter LEW TOLL. 1111 MIN, this day. April 17 . She JEW TOLL, kw NEW TOM. Way IL rows—Pint clam in : soomd clue, : awl Mos. iti Vr ie lg, O. and P., mobs.* : or to CIPOSISIT sad Ow, sad SI. Kim Willamette... KC LONDON sad NORTH WRIITIR24 RAILWAY. CONTRACT* bar *TOMS. Abate" ere peepred In metes TINDERS tar all IFIAT et ths t. emhommemedi atoms*. r 4.: Calne I. Mao Sheet awl Tubes foe Locomotives. S. 7. I= . • Cada O. Crasiblee. la Curled Hair. It r oluan. Ita. Dryeaftery It roach Trimming. It Glum Plate ll*. Olw , varloos. la Leather . U'. Leal. White and Red. I9a. Lead. love. Sheet. sad Plus Iron. Torkahirr. Ina. Iron. olsilorlPhlre. It Tye. Bur. 11. Iron l'attiop. It It heels. V. Meet. 91. Runny. and /Iles. tn. Tin, Morn. 11. V arni SPerlaralkine and form.", tender nay be bed as asid alter ilertas. Vi i; at apalocatlaa oe the Seveetery, Ihatar illatke. Pomo of leader for es. h contract are printed lely. sail t rriap t tlyi should 'ln t l, I I I.. • particular me et contracts Thelerag ely".2" ac l l7ir ' ert .'" i t .lne sod after A a r :: flatla lime 4 wc. al the t*.tatuaare Tatters ageas. calla ; aed say bother lateatatioe tepdred may he catelasd es egellrilie to the heeds of the simerat depsetsmata Turkie my be seat le Wart: 111 dick ea Ileaday, may 6 Ng weer el the cuit i ThiwAsT, Seeretaey. Drisaalatles. U. non. THZ LIVERPOOL and LONDON TIRE and LIFE noviumen COMPANT. Itablisbed kat limpernmel h s'portiol Mrs of Parliament 01Moo No I. Daloatrollt threrprof .fa mod Ponfarp, Loo f. Miefleht nirobratar. tErapre. WOE& ami Nor lark Thb Company has attained a very Idati parkin anamoni Ma Warman In.titutlon• of meat liritalo. Its .awl MOMS sa mara LaarAMO Its Invest...l Nod. amneot to LIANA& in Roc IMPARTMENT porialaina mama ‘310.11110, awl pion It la Ha OM don flee Wino. Ito hberality a.l I.l . ..nlia.ltkole b Sitlalle *kW Mn. bora established la tre rdpritnicut amminam haw : sad Indireseo la th trembling r.th•44 pot taiga haa amitonoly baoa irivra 1.. propowds f.re Impr.nlog the character of Maio that EAM pripmemon may to onnemory LIVE DEPAkTMENT. The mom r lids araarumat bao hem larremoll by Ma ad. alba of spree* of Aloft* la thr mar leer Mono. The mob= 5gh.r.,... ralm p br 100.,,hi0g nn poolll4e liability of WOOF Wp Üboral. tering a ann. Ilan sot-rage ammo. of booth sat sr. braise born at the date .4 he Issassest sad therefeve free fry..n ihrarp.lrifiberkt. eneerfall ; 11111141.110.4. Tho .41,,ee roopreto aft hgelloild MAIO all Policia Mr LIN Vlt Perri mod LAINIION point momilima leo bras •S dam pelf Tim moans/ premaimara &Milo . the somomaL.tol wean' b R 707,000. ANN ' t al Sy magarry varied AMMO wr sauna. Ments4 1.6 Femme par drift Annultki their Pm* se sett Name sod plows Is oaf be wow "ik Ng Os am. am grey MN be Mod ssekesetere. 111111311021 MivlT, Sereary Ilk• 'MN A =. MIS. 1111.1imilleseghism Fseiona. ADVANCIZI MADE. witban _ 4 1 1 18 YP b 7 the 101111,111 UnIIIIIII.XT OUIIPANT gasiaria.llll4 sedepadt el Merle NM el seek rer elam M. mmNp. wispebta Ig easy laseammes. Swami. se A asemeis roam M. Ciellee l grg *ma as sled AS sere. Programme sme Imo mil Iles allelieldier. 11312115 W /AIM MOST. ihmspOim Ilemese. ANIYIR FAILING REMEDY. Dir. IDIOM MODS emil LIM PILIS masa mg Memlei dendlowl Itcts tbt we. Sigatt Inaimile vply stalett teen tu rthies moth Weer ethethdthth ith= Illems. Wither. Dubs= el the ee Dray epethme meth yozzAws COPAHINE, or S aco A ms t e d I i i sk irsk red re yerlthr at an an WWI neap nit; 0.1 apsolw. athalwid--.41 he the Pane sad Leedom rIM be Orli swill's end be the themeth. they sluthiele... schrelinlvd •• nually tor Omsk etcatt coeclttik )rids NM Nymph= the ebak• mamma Lamest ct 1t0... hat• A enpy kwwwl..l ea sag& war aplesa—Sri by . lasethert. the Ith are emika. Per UP , . &I. at .1 tERIKL JOZIACA, held le theft Le ti rod b. It De sore es ea Ilse De. Itheer e e= Wit, M. :1„ tee K Purls; .4 Uwe Fla Tbs Wirthit• me • Mom Vi. Prithielth w ith filmier. New by pith be IL r• walk= lashal. kismsdina: asisgai Om *saw NATIONAL ART UNION. VICRIPTION, Plt•E sll I LUNGS. Dana; to one chance In the DRAWING on 30th May. All the (Wale. ease working tar/emelt allotted for hive& DrAO trieirs-30, STRAND, W. whore Prospectus" and even Infoniatlmi may he "hunted. 1t Yenehurch street, LC. TM U wIU don on the 30th Instant. HOLIKAN HUNT'S GREAT PICTURE The LIAINITION of HOLMAN HUNTS celebrated TIMM al Os PIN DINO el the SAVIOUR ht the beim I. Jerrehma le )w eel oemplseed V tail Is wow oritN to the /Thin at IM Omens &Airy, 1116, New Bowiwtreett, truth It to IL—Adedwies tom. t MR. CHARLES DICKENS, TO-MORROW 'tar the hat them, at X. Jararealtall. READ M STORY of LITTLR DOM= and the TRIAL tram twicwnic.—Atalle, 4.: barest= sad area. It : gallery. la : at Mama awataaa sad naffs, 11111 aad at Xt. AatUalt ticked catice. it. Jammeabal. MUSIC HALL, Store-street, Bedford-square. BUSHING SCHOOL. established UM Dllllrim—hlr /WIN I'LLAR. ELEMENTARY Sibt:lNt/ CLAMS& 7 , 10 In. for ladlcs, will meet April Is, at 0 o'clock. No. Hes for gratleneen. will meet April 18. M e o'clock. Y.w fur the course—Gentlemen. lea. • ladies. 11. Mr 11111.1.All's t'PPER siNnixo semoiruk will ILEAM?K• PLY, wrier Ma erection. EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING during the teams. at a quarter past 7 o'clock. Tickets kw the half worse. Wire. t>♦.: matiensena. If. ed.. mad be obtained at the Lmle•hiE, 1/lonaMmet. oo the escalate of meeting. or at the emblems of the fiefeetard, THOMAS HEADLAND. E 1116elbsollwallsost. W.C. • A ROTLL ROOM-GRAND =KCAL A - 11. 21111111117111W1/1, vie Oa adolestel 111W raosie nty origre a rm yam Amon Imo the Gam* t Owns. NM w Hoosetreid Twos. Camturtiod by Nam Limit& Conet4-pbks. lastisort. DAJtCL`te at • Vint A4sisies. la. VOI; LARDS and WASHING SILKS.— xxw ELL sad Co. ben to enanetnoe they have mow ready a Urge and tnantihd aenortneßtotthese NEW sad IranilloNAbf.l DltinaLS, In wrry mimeo, .inalltion sad arils laaagba sat which taw/ guarnader pernmand la coiner. (I,I I I TIIN 11 11174 11. naTiI.STREET. WINO. lar Arras of ladles' loag while sod drab Parts bad glows, ad wL pia pair. M OIRE aANTIQIIIIII—q A usio p i ll:V i m: , of 800 Pbs'asasv ~. Vsprlne, Muir Itaperleit. fa, at s isdatas the dress Any num- Ayr nf yards at 10e. tl spatial idle slim is respectfully solicited to Ws MA. as Use same rot he sold to Ilse usual way of trade meek? from Vie. 4. 21s. per yard. Patients sent fur comparieno. GRANT and OAAX, Cbsuoteree Na.., la, se, AO, Al, sod On, Oalardolelet .f, 4. am. WO 1141900 .• I.^4°R• Tm NEW STYLE o OVERCOAT for the egos, ammo la Oa To.. Introduced by HAIULTON aad EIIIPTON. Talk's, lea. Waal Gentlemen aboet to order *Mr estimate ere Inlaid ea see the aew style. • SHOO' stook at walking costa and salt' always on bawd. N.B. TM Toe can be bad only at 103. egposit• Tarter LK MILL (ALM= WEBB MUM NIX RIMING AirD MOM STOCK Oar the Wee Mammal Bede! A3M1011.4 >t 711011116t4, le sow mists awl mad, tar Imprettea. Item bemire were ertilweewl b Mr. MUi. witassmelyeddries lan. BROOK hYMMIT, MA NOV El-MtITAIM et• ••• seariglal with say puma Inhalers awl Meer thaw la hie alma WITABUSTIED 111th 110111ITA1T. 1311. ed MAP of EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY wig:t— On SUNDAY laah Aprii 14. me preseM i the DISPATCH, an accurate MAP of the Iteeterts ties Railway from London to Yarmouth, with LP bemekes, eats mete, from • warm lameediately taken by most eminent pegraphees engaged expre.sly for this work ; and on Sunday rat, the 41st, will be given the line of railway to Cambridge, Sly. unrieb, An, will its tributary hoes. On the lth of May be limed the Fourth Part of the splendid Nine Double Map of London. The price of the "ater (with Map) l•—unatanipal, M. ; ei ... t, to go by ed.—Order of my newsagent In the Or from o n. , us. neetretrett, London. Send zr ra Amps ter nine papers sad perfect Map of London. THE BIST INVESTMENT b • maw. al Ur aatsbllahmeata of L MOIRE mid SON Mama Mods of Dow botetabod Afar .ad better thee at any boas m Raptmd. department lam been furnished from tko tlrrd..l markets of Europe trith an ansortment of • .ota kw RING cant SCENES 9K Aida superior to any . rer olhood I. Qs public. The moat fashionable and comfort -41.111 4714111 aie samilesd with durability of nutria& and MMUS= of WM. ATTIER he TOrRINTS ma revs XTLIIS la wont variety. In tho IMISPOILE TAILORING DkPAIITIII:NT Cullom and Workmen of Mr highest West are employed. N.B. --llbaeM Pay artiste me bu approved gi. II will bo oz. "Mor deo money rotatmad. IMED and PONII &ULU k SILT-MIARDREILINT sod LIAM of PROMS 'mason appllastimorShos The eatablialmoma demi gang enamel enamel antll Italoss4ag sum* alma busbies yommod II o'clock. R. MOON add SON, MDT MADE and REIVOILE TAMPER MATTERS, SUfIDD lA. DRATERIL DOM xAm s tiri 131. , AL OUTITITEILL Momm : Omar of Mleastaa sod NM. Oared otroat. meaol di rtm•rgroot. Omer of Tottenham tosetoorl mad Itrobromi. Country labblidlamda• Bradbed, Yorkshire; Tom" A (GENTLEMAN 8 W•RDROBE za• rassbe ~•••••1 7 . • 1 1 ,1010,11 7. arelombly, Yid ea& makalty bantam! at Utit listahtishptonta of . - IL MUM sad WK. lIIZACHANT WOOLLVI DIAPER.% BATUMI, UMW 11007 sad AHOZ YAKIMA, sad aIYBYL OUTIITTEILS YOZ ALL CLABABS. London flours: Carer of Mamie. and Aldasto New Orbool street, corner of Hart atraol. Corner of Tutteattaravoorteread sad larroadtrad. Cosally Bolabliahroaaaa: Bradford, If 'Asian ; /argot*. SWIM. G u N e.—To SPORTSMEN.—The__ kessent ulty seldom all Iteelf.—Go to wwonsurs. str.,TrZo.ite OUNIIIINNISI Hotel : look tang* Ws week el a eruND-11ASD BAUM sad m unuccouroro (MSS, E int: and DOUBLZ.RAVAIILKD RIW.IIII al every tart rod ilseerlptloo. alas WIVOLVIWIL by all tbs beat lesefew mews with every deeertyllaa of amaaaltloa. tea—lvglelLl 11. Illoawd. W.C.—la.IL 11. W. wW bike sayable, la irsebawa G OLD IitICVIVER, Is. &1. per bottle ; Eleetro ether. In Intabilibed more than le yams, far asedertn r rot ir tint Mums mil werit-oe plated sztleies saw W a tines appllcation.-110.1 SMITH, ntran.l. W.C. ; Deane. London bridge ; Farringflon- street . Appleby. Soho Dr mar . Iwl4-ereedit. SGUM) and WHITE TEETH are indispensable Se perm' sltraeUsa. and to lora end bt eM metier kr of Iced. 110117ANDW 0130 or Pearl a wil s= l a rs slier sisiossed at lie red meat resierele. lio oriental bertel. .arms an torlarone Is tie Irak and seemese .est.'s BMw aer Is lie seresied serer : war lie 1114 b of Essay et nod twos a isalliy Wien d Ur gum. Tie breath eir• hell ern ealebrioes and dteletectlng qualities el tie tree e. siren a party sad fragrance truly vertu' to Its =T. Moe Id, pre box. Cauttlen. —The words Row. il r eeta" as. re an the label. end •• A. Iceland and Can 10. Hatiororpordria.* re Ur goveruntur strap. Sold by arm and by siewille eM pertnetsra. N. 1 1 1, (11110111/4301.121111111T BOXIMMUIST. ARTIFICIAL TEET H on ra NEW and nano/rip 1111INCIPLL—Mr. IaKIL.I.II PATINTID MAMMON pretested by Mr Illars lent its 4 July, berm for adapting Artificial Teeth pa move ab le bans by sell.wihraion, an And without spri or any trateslage. without yaln or ex- Ireceloa • minty parses ankulatio• and nerialeadow. rendering detection impotable, and last a litstlinn. •• An admirable con- Stinnes for remedying the detects of nature without requiring are nett of teeth"--dun. July W. '• Will doubtless be sena steely yatrualsed. - -Cosin armlet, hay 21. V nriralled for Sr utility and econotny."—Ylorning Post, July 10.—ComItatioas tree. Terre dris&M moderate.—Y. Orearearralreek Boni sired ; old aldyas Brleldes ; Ilsoestre.l4l. INrolagbam (10RX% BUNIONS, sal DEFECTIVE TOE ‘) NAM LITS,ACITY rod CL ICED lo two dant'. without ooll=by Mr. 'MULL. IS Lament-street. olOstitol by Km I.ua preferred. Terott, h. ed. S.I. Kr. Maki Ma toollboodolo from the 'Loyal ohltijmlo a wl Yormotatts of others, from a of the to the Moven :—Prous the filch Bor. lie 11 * bebop of Loudon W. loodoll bred act y cured sumo .auu a• soy hot without ug -, poto."—" Sir Robert JamoOoplaos, bor God too largo toenail. And mireoctod from Ms lost by Mx loadall. and coo strongly rornmoul Ma" _ _ Mew % N, llagistaireel Qoadeunt A GIYE sad DIBILITY.—The best remedy is ,C 3- WIMP; wit Use best Ariperaillis et Ms waild.rtul tools le W•l' *WM WINS. reemmusiled b 7 ur traill. of O. .1•••11. " s.d tin nollast pruiridaa—P.. y suuti WATiath ilaelle's-Ima. maws- e lnel. sod sel w t osi by se lsoisra soil wise use dm% • Aim* Lew* Walk And Oa. Wirsolsa DiLBUCHAN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINES, iman ressebod wo fee Ur inn of weary di emir vionAnz AKIN OIN=MCT for di ids rip- Urea delreoral darrs. sires. Nils, te . .. Is. lid. sal Is lid. TATINT WiIIeit•COATED VEGETA= TILLS be rarasties Or bombs soil perifs W bisei Is b. N. 4 . ed.. sod Ile. O°N=fMTILD VAGITAILI MOr CZ. Sr r•lnvlgo rants Me memo sod ni risks sorra tram AU arum in• arty prenb, eannins dr ode sod spronalle arletere, reed pales, weak mem d us memo% retention sad sis.retentkin. elleseers of the Weds. amens debility. nod i %MIS complaints, serahleg sod Imessies ivory did led le lid., Ile, or I. — d am n retries in .s. , Us Tirades. dram free on Inn, and Dechee's Oni.is for Tearer," ono Mune. by BUCHAN oil Co.. tf. Nsinneserset. trforistret, Uri" W.. sad inaderes friverisil se riser. of posi4ll.llll seder. To be bed of si sh= 7 Inwassils alma Nastlsis. Ta. earres.". d ru s et, DI. P•Mrll4lllreigfri J. thaprir. °drier's{ MI, Onfentetnest ; Sailer,.4,Clieepsiee rear.... 11 , Kies Mandrel lerksibeides awl, 7. gnaireriost ; Trod rli uric Lades. to 607 !May 10 llama 10 July 10 August 10 *pt. 10 Om 10 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 17. 1861. RIDOCTION ON THE WINE DITTIES. EUROPE A N and 00 LO WINE COMPANY, Panda, Undo& The ahoy. Company has been fanned for the purposed plying the Nobility, Gentry, and Privet* Families with PURE WIND! of the Woad character, at a using of 30 per cent. ROYAL VICIOIII/1 BQERRY .. I7L par dons. Ths taadard of Zreeenoe ) MUD= OLD PORT S , tat la the ll wood pardons& SPARKLING ZPERNAY CHAMPAOKR ST. JULIES CLARET. pars and without asidity ILIGINK COGNAC BRANDY Oils or Brown).— Ha. sad bk. 117SOARIAN CROWN PORT, WART, es IS.. sad Ids. The dart nor hdrodnood into this assalr7. MA's and packages lackeded, and els doses eases Mato say railway station la flaglaad or Viskas. Pelee lists tree to appll catkae Terms auk WILLIAI‘IIII/ TIPPING. %maser. TIM NSW 7011.130 N WINE DUTIIS. FINAL REDUCTION.—REVISED TARIFF appl icat ion. et PIDICIN foe Mt with Dr. 111 Mal nip" post tree. on per doe* In 3 dos. i Claret Tin ordinatre), bottles Included lia. • alma I Chablis Whits Ditrionfly) Still Rock or Moselle Household Sherry i Ula. liou.bad Port . i formerly elleiged Sk. p er Hosea h i , South African Port &MIRIAM tat end Ile South African Madeira and Amontillado lb. Din. MI strength. If.. 3d.; Dimino*? Drand7. 171. Pie Pear: Holland& the very beet. Illia per ens damn can. .. - 'Samples of any few of the above on receipt of SO sinape. Term. each.—A. DOUGH. 111. Inroad. Loudon. CAUTION.-WATHICREZINiN and BROODEN resalmosad the labile to lava His Carat Hold sealed pa tM bevalaa—" Flaw Otillaal Par oft as Appall tot imat e re i . ~.. • okariss. WATM.RMX aait HHOODWWII CHAIN& sail EN attleto aratabiataribil by Ham in MI atm tads art ill the dialtalsellaane pima Maaatatilaly. la. H Covratyardea, W.C. Assays made at dial= sad }molar, we la. tack—N. 7i The iriailibmat dam at II la The itaislm and ea Saturdays at L LOWER 81:13:16.—Collectiva A, 40 packets, .4: bermetind fewer seeds, 72. ed.. Collection If peeks* Mla dd. CoNeetlas C. 16 packets, do Ik dd. AU dower retie ens pealed& Anatelde Geide to the Vegetable and Tower Gerdes mg tree end —BUT= end McCUL LOCH. Cevent4erdseidiorkell, W. . VEGETABLE SEEDS : —No. S Collection, quarts of post, and all other seeds propertion, formai, poet sopply,Collootko, 4 quartodo., 154. No. I Collortloo, /pinto of do., do., 10s. ed. The Us. collection seat ooniage sad ICCULLOCH, Corea-garden 'Nark* I.C . MUSIC. PHILHARMONIC 80CIETY. The third Philharesciaie Concert of the season toot place at the Hano►ergrn Rooms, on Monday even ing. We give, an usual, WI programme : pAir i Biennia In B eat No. 0 . . - .. Haydn. Aria. "0 mare Immagine." Slalom Dervtont— his lint appeara n ce In Ongtand Me season 111 Ylauto nestcw Newt. Concerto In E Oat, piandoete, Hr. Otto Goldachrnldt Overture jAthalles ,1 11. Migrate gastoesle Beethoven. Mts. "Se 1 nilel soragt,' Nor Oardoai btradella Overture ,oberom weber. Ounductor—Protimeritrandele Bennett, Mug. D. 'lira was • aeration of nallarphosa, every 0110 of them 'ha howls to the very Tragical Aaltierio of the Philhar mcrae Concerts, era the more fully enjoyed on that account. It is only mask of it shallow and superficial kind that palls upon the taste by frequent hearing. Such works as the above new kiss their heehaw, but disclose new beauties on every repstitirm. Haydn's Symphony, with which the concert bars, it use of the Angst of his orchestral works; • model of eisaisess, Inc.,a and simplicity, and full of that cheerfulness, that enushim of the soul which the illuakt. cue musician muss always to have enjoyed, Y. Otto Goldschradt hag for may years scarcely ever appeared le public ; bat big araration ci Heutitoven's inegnilieset Cat. ``aorta showed that his hand had staket its eunelag, and that file still posesses6 the qaelitice by which he piped his high reputation imam am *arts of the day. He was warmly and deservedly applauded. Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony, that wonderful work in Which the powers of music are serried to such an unparalleled height, was performed ire manner which probably never was summed by= mamba which, ander it. able and moomplisised eoedestor, ammelly has to superior in Europe. Signer (larded, who le nes* wised, made his first appearance this meson, and received the welcome due to one who is so deservedly • favourite of the public. His two 'airs were vocal gem. of the purest water, cad completely calculated to display the grace, sweetness, and expressioe fee which be is distinguished. WM e. c. NALL% NEW MAGAZIN& no my, as Ow 11Wing Mootbilr. ?fa L THE ST. JAMES'S MAGAZINE, conducted by llra S. C. NiUT. Inelitned to pto cs. We Interests of Haw the Podnewento of Life, and i6e Ovausenund and labroollos of all C 1..... Loudon &wad" flUsy, mad Ca, OS, lirookedreet, M. MU day, prtce h, fop. aro, bag boards. PIRATES of the PRAIRIES. By GcriTATI Ass narrative of thrllthu Indian adventures. of life is the Jungle. and mots through which the aatbor hu pulsed, this work deserves Instant weed. London: Iraid sal Lack Iteet-etreot. . few bra pg. of weld barb, pries , CORiCOLMTIONS o $ HORSE DEALIR. Ite wart the over limed tree the press bettor entitled to public confidence. It abounds in thormApractical Informs- Uos, and reveals every wove ta these and horeeadep. Whoever keeps s stable or rides • borse thou buy the Loudon: Ward and lock, ISO, Pleetatreet. Mb day, hp. deo, ornamental boards, price le., or la cloth, VIII legared, tit N. eamplete, CRIMINAL CELEBRITIRB. LaaCILYM WILAIALL London: W. LW aM Patanadavow. Merl Id Loa, looked mad Name& Two V 01.., two, Ms, LICTUILZB tb• PRINOIPLICS MUM= it PHYSIC. le Tames Wessow. Plaokdre Istrosedissey lo Queen. Lades : hater, Mos, sad loam, west Strand. New roldr._ta tiaag pro. pp. aN1,44 la, Oa NM Yoko* at A SYSTEM o f SURGERY, THEORETICAL so 4 PRACTICAL, la Treater by mime Author,. imaged and Eatted by T. II ILA., Cantab., AallataatAaugeon to tJta Baigetal tar tack _ Volume .111 appear In May. The Third and Fourth Volvieso, to empties the West. will. It tenoned. be peeliebed during 1861. Leedom : Parker, Mon. end 13oure, Wed Inroad. W.C. lids day, royal Iwo, Emceed Edition, revised and salaried, A 816 panes, ,tas , NATOMY, DESCRIPTIVE and SURGICAL. By EMT GRAY, F.R.S., Lecturer on Anatomy St Et. fr Game' illtaL Illustrated by nearly 400 larv e lVeed .o c aw atta, ees Orland Denwinga, by V. Carter, M.D., late Anateow at et. Qoarge's llospltaL Lawton : Parker, Son, and Bourn, West Shutt AIL CURTIS ON NERVOUSNESS. GENERAL DIEGUTV, Re. Jut paallobal. pore lajoet rottener* Amebae to II sessile, AMEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE .i:1 CUES wetATUR MUNE la MAN, bah plata !bottler tee eterara to health ate vigour, the malt at tover4vo year alesertal rattles la time treatroat at tree waif ainsee ad araler . Elmer area ler to rettier adalarm Ur ne..J. come. ATheamereber Plieeedift, Leara. Coralbstler S. tad ato E. ••'This iI tat Het beak ea aertermatea"—Malleal Sweatt lambs: Masw so. Combat: awl J. Alba. 20. Warerleabao. Jmt parbbed. peke li. ,110. by poet 10d. SHIN. DISEASES and their REMEDIES. By loser J. 1011 Dan, M.D., Medlar of the loyal Odin* el Pliriciene, idrbereb, limber of the Royal College of Mar. Pe., Mar ef "Disease of the sklu," price 1.., ry7it Zl a iad ' srempe. wllbPberneephis Illustrations corrodes the modern peter Me ritipleirl Yip it WI U. Leer. Paris) for the cur of aim drew se is a high Wier of civilisation, ansenner en se Ore of Ow blood, ere tripcutaneousoeijdi. eerbills and scrofula treat rent for eepsul mad drp surd rem a.. Ng the suss Smarr ameress Whidradoes, price U. ed. ; by pmt, 4e. ; NM" U., by per 14 stamps, sealed, fit. • new Medical ork aided LINE WORTM LIVING POI; treating ea Man, Mind. as !Carr rowing how server debility and premature decline leze=ty dierepird et riberits tam Content. : General debility, Sitm arty toesperience, productive of arse end disansneweent of the circular system, rer2: 1 1 , 2 in serer end physical Irritability. the cause of total or = l : l6ll. losneminitiou from 10 to Y, and a te 8 : or by = Mast The err wets. to Imbed from the Autism W. ▪ lea epee Lade% W. in "MEW 11,41Aar." NAVAL AND MILITARY. Amen'ALlT, Arun. 16. —PRomanoNs Asp AP ronersirrrm.—Engincer L Nontoe, promoted to the teak of eeconil•c6u minstant engineer in the lads% al raw numerary. Lieutenant A. Dent to be flag lientesant to Bear-Admiral Warren. Surgeon C. D. Shepherd to As Imam. Paymaster H. F. Pullen to bo somotary to Rear-Admiral Waren. dmistent Paymaster V. D. J. Ricbcord to be secretary's clerk to Raar-Admiral Warms. Pint clue Aelstent Engineer W. R. ?shins to the Fis. fwd., for charge of the machinery of the Driver. WOOLWICH, Ann 16. His Royal Highness the Duke de Nemours, accompanied by his five sons, arrived at Woolwich, from Claremont, this morning at 9 o'clock, for the purpose of in specting the several departments of the Royal Arsenal. His Royal Highness visited the various factories and workshops of the carriage department, the laboseturies, aid the Arm strong gun foundries and stores. GOVERNMENT AID TO VOLUNTEZRB.--OREAT MEETING. Yesterday an influential meeting of officers com manding volunthee corps was held at th e Thatched House Tavern, St Jasseee-street, for the purpose of conferring with Lord ®she tepee the mature he is about to bring be foge the legislature, cad of hapreseleg the members of par biarasat with whosa they have Mayne sod the government with the absolute seeswity of some more efficient aid being extended So volunteer corps then bee yet been afforded. Deputations Wooded from sow of the principal towns in England end iltatlnad. The Blom at &idol wee celled to the chair. Mr. Sheriff Baia said the mahjong whisk that westing had been called to sandier had been taken up ia accordance with a series of suminteeas pamed at a meeting held recently a Glaroww..whilli bad been convened by_ctroubirs addressed to nearly two hundred commanding r-ers of volunteer rifle corps in all parts of &teasel and Scotland. He then ' road the circular, which is effect urged the propriety of applying for government aid for the voluatoars, and sug gesting that representations should be made to the govero meat simultaneously from different places, as by this means there was more chance of obtainiog a favourable mean. It further stated that • meeting had been held in Glisegow last Friday, sad that • doyenne was to mooed to London for the purpose of urging this questioneponethe etteution of parliament. He concluded by proposing • resolution in effect that the meeting was of opinion that in order to meet the great expenses of the volunteers en amount of U. per sea shoed be asked from the goverment to enable them to meet some penes of the exposes sot et present pro. tided for. The Comaulnewr of the 3rd Manchester Volunteers thought the time had ogee when the volunteer form should be supported le ems extent by the gmeroseset se one of the poneamat institutions d the ereatry, and had gnat piamare is amoading the resolution. He thought the amount =kid for was • reasonable one. He could say that the expenses of Dome of the corps,particularly of the artifto cooorrppss ,, one of which he coo cd, were so great that he believed the men could not afford to centimes to belong to theta, said if the government wished to foster the movement they must do something for those whose peril beery position did not enable them to meet all the require• meets of such an institution. iu BRANDRAN, etimmaadant of the Blackheath Artillery, supported the resolution, and thought that the question of payload of clothing should be kept entirely out of view. _ _ _ After some further discussion the resolution was pet sad carried unanimously. Yr. Sheriff Bac moved the second resolution, which was to • certain extent eoefirmatory of the first. Mir J. V. Su= sr, Bart., N. P., commandant of the London National Rides, thought it was important that Lord Elebo should be able, when he brought the question before the House of Commons, to state their reasons for asking for • debit* amount, and his noble frisad would now be able to lay before the house the expressed opinion of the corn eroding calkers of so many corps, and be could sot bat *Usk that it must have t effect apes the manliest Lord RANILAGA cordially 'lmported the resolution sad which was coineidest with that which be had proposed more than twelve meths ego, namely, that the government should pay it. per head/or ma towards the expenses of the "re resolution having been carried, • vote of thanks to the chairman closed the proceedinp. HEALTH OP LONDON. TM., BRIOZTON rarsurrarzor ro 011ISIAL OARIBALDI. The following communications relating to the watch lately seat free Brighton to General Iparilohli, w eltered I/ the penny sabieriptioos of 17,000 periwig, have hew received: To Mr. W. Coniogham, M.P. Turin, April 11. 11161. Be pleased to express my feelings of great gratitude to the British working men—to which good and laboorinue class I ant proud to belong for the valuable gift which they have transmitted to me, through you. I knew that the hour of Italian nationality was marked on the dial•plate of time. But observing that in my own country many deuicti this, because the counsels of the foreigner, and dastardly fears, maid have it so, it is a great comfort to me to did that boar indiessed by the watch that the people of Brighton have gives to me. With the greatest regard, I subscribe myself, yours, and ever yours, (lapel) G. Gaimentrs. To William Couingham, FA9., Turin, April 11. 1861. My dem Sir,—l here but a moment to ler that the Bused almost wept with emotion when I told him that "17,000 people" bed seat him the watch, saying, "It is tai good for me, and too much kindness on their part." He hopes you will remorse his not writing the whole letter himself, as he is ill la bed, bat it was written word for wont at his dieletios, sad is Maud by him—Very truly your moot °Whet seiwent, (lived) W. BOW, Capt. and A.D.C. MADAN TUISAUD'I. The recent additions to the Win ci laglieh kitics at Mabee* Taawied's have bees rem dared mere attractive by a figure which, within a few days. bee made its appearance meals Its Weer meesweehe. lib a weriagegE of King Edward 1., sad is worthy of its ilimpleleas 1. The means made use of by the artist Is reeds, MI eeriest have been the careful but mast Modem wane eller m, coins, sad palsied wiedowe Da olio! the Meg is depi c t ed . The armour and robes of the firm ere oast veritable, and there is aet, as is many =t p ... a *ads of the iawastraess 1014km:este of dif• PALLCIL •• ON2 SWUM) DAT. - Tome; APIUL 14.—Ailwaides on peyote's% 2,121: ditto lir saws lisitsta. flit Total visitors, 2,226. The weekly return of births and deaths in Lon. don, issued by authority of the Registrez-Oenered, stable that the total deaths in London in the week that aided last Batarday were 1,209, a number that differs to a very slight attest from those rational in the six previous weeks. The average number of deaths derived from the retains of weeks corresponding with last week in ten years 1851430, and cor rected for increase of population, is 1,288; and the result of cum i. that the mortality of last week was Ism by 79 dsths than it would have been if the average rate of mor tality had ruled. The births registered last week exceeded the deaths in the mune period by 795. sate s : °. It ainmt rase f:li di zrzzl ic?Pi g .emighstin w PT lVtO m 9 i l last week, and was as fatal as smill.poex previous measles, scarlatina, diphtheria, typhus, sod diarrhon taken ' in the &are gets. 11 I. also more fatal than is usual at this season, for is cor responding weeks of the years 18.51-60 it ranged from 38 to 77. Whooping-cough was fatal in 9 mess in Isliogton, in 5 in Limehouse. Of 20 deaths from scarlatina, 4 occurred in the east sub-district of Islington. Twenty.one children died from croup, which is nearly three times as much as the average merMH ty. 'lithium or consumptem carried off 176 persona, the corrected average being 172; bronchitis 115, which is a lees number than its average rate of mortality for this season would have produced. Two children died of diphtheria at 34, Henry-street, Hampstead-reed, ooe of whom was only 4 days old sad appr to ham had the Mews ecageoitally. A boy, aged 8 years, at 9, Little Emsoathatrest, died from • intuesuseeptioe of the bowels I caused by the bite of a dog." Post(lnquest. Last week the births of 1,012 boys and 992 girls , in all 2,004 &Wren. were registered in London . In the ten oor reepooding weeks of the yesze 1851-60 the average number was 1,723. Ds. as Jowas's LIONT BBOWN 0010 LTC= OIL I The remarkable cures which have been elected by this cele brated preparation Is came where the pale ells bad been brag and coploady administered with little or se bead{ have tally established the fact that It possesses scene vest MAHN power in which the other Mls are totally deleting. In Madan to this I characteristic, Dr. Courtensy. the physician to the Dosegal Hospital, observes I hive palming nada► core with Dr. de Jonah's GU, which certainly purreeree properties, both mondee sod chemical, very differest from say I bare 'st met with." Dr. de Jonah's Light Brown Cod Liver Olt Is geld only in cep mile., Imperial hat pint ., to. ed . pieta, to Ott ; guzzle, Os.: by Ms sole malign.* Angier, Belford, awl Co., 77, Strand, Lama" sod by rsepecisble chanista —(AdvertismmeaLl (Stamped, id. Additional) [TWOPENCE: SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET RAOES, -TUESDAY. THE SUBSCRIPTION ROOT(.—Moinas Ntain. THE LATEST BETTING. THE NEWMARKET HANDICAP. 4 to I apt Parmesan (t) 6 to 1 Roatao (t) 6to 1 Goblets (t) 9to 1 Sawcutter (off) 9to 1 Ebony (off) • THE TWO. THOUSAND GUINEAS. 6to 1 opt Sweet Ilawlitgro tofft to 1) 7 to Klarikoff (t) 10 tO 1 1 ' Or KatMtairtatlM 10 to mlottloOS 12 to 1 pinatas (off) 13 to 1 dor (off tl4to 1) 16 to 1 uiddev (t) *3 to 1 Jamas 04 4 to 1 Lord Stamford's lot THE CHEIrrER 7to 1 apt OliMi Mole (41) 30 to 1 &MEL (t) 60 to 1 Bluestone (t) THE DERRY. 4' to 1 apt Dundee (off t f to!) 20 to 1 Big it) 95 to 1 (ol) 3:15 . to 1 King of Kent (t) SO to 1 Matador (t) • TRZ Reassure HamDic&P of 28 eon. each. 15 ft, and b j( dentaredwith lull pea added by the Jockey Club, frem the Town,ltund. Winntiti extra: Flak the log post of the B.JE - a tie end of tie 8.0. (abseil Rise and three qoartaira) (66 tuba, 2 of whom lay Deana qua. Mr. Gratwick* Rains, by Robert Gillum, 4 - yrs. 7st Iblb (01. Ifordinunt Mr Saville's Parmesan. 4 yrs. 714 alb 7lb ex Clewiston') Mr. IL Rwin&ll's !termite,. S yrs, Ost . _hough) Mr. Jampie's Visconsit BrignsiL Yrs. est Iltbtoleitelsea Lord W. Powlett's Zs,etan, 5 yrs, sat 211. (Norman Sir I. Pfewley's Memben, 4 yrs. let 8111 (W. Draalry{ ' Mr. W. Nelson's Merrimac, 4 irs. 7.5 61b 'Clausal Mr./. Clarke's Scent. 5 yrs. 7st nlb • (J. SeloWtien Mr. F. Swindells Golden NMI. alre. est Illb .. (Perry Bans Nivitre's Debella, It Yrs, est sib ._ H. Grinishaw, Baron Rothschlld's f by King Tom—Gira ff e, 3 yrs. Ott Mb J. Mayhem Captain Goff's Band misn, S yrs, Oat 16 ,Kadr Mr. Seville Guilder, 4 yes, get lib IBInMS Lord Glasgow', br c by Voltigeur—P • sst sib hi99ll 4wAl e g n i Mr. Cr:nen:ids Cress-stltds. 3 yak Mt Mb (car' get nib). Betting : 2to I apt Parmesan 7 to 1 eget Zaretaa, Bto 1 apt Ebony, 10 to 1 apt Isabella and lisweatter, 12 to 1 apt Golden Pippin, sod 100 to 7 apt Viscount BrignalL After some little time occupied in getting the horses together an excellent start visa effected; Gadder, with Golden Pippin at her girths )ling wide on the upper_ground, made play, having for their immediate follOwers Zaretan, Ebony, Boorbee, and Isabella, the others, who laid on the lower side, being headed by Viscount. Brignall and the King Tom filly—the favourite lying in the roar, last but three. On reaching the bashes, Golden Pippin took the lead, waited upon by Guilder, &Man, Ebony, Moorhen, and Viscount Brignall. Par mesan at the same time began to get on better terms with his -bones, and on paging the Cesarewitch winning-post was lying fifth. On reaching the side of the old Duke's stand, Golds. Pippin, followed by Guilder, dropped back beaten, Ebony at the same time ward on with a clear lead, followed by Zaretan, Parmesan, Viscount Brignall, nod Mooring, the others dreppiag way beaten. On entering the cords Ebony ineraind ha lead, and, with Parmesan in waiting, carried on the running to the end, and woo despite the resolute efforts on the part of Castance, by a length. Sweatier finished a bed third ; Viecount Brignall was an indifferent fourth, Moorhen fifth, Scent next, King Tom following; the others pulled up and trotted in. Merrimac, whet lying in a good place opposite the old Duke's stand, broke a blood yeast and sail not persevered with. Mr. Gratwicko, having won this race in 1850 with Cheer ful, la 1851 with Heals Homburg, and is 1856 with The Fail. has added another maws to his list of victors with Ebony. SWIMMITAZZIS of 100 soya each, h ft, for three-yr-olds ; 84 71h seek, with allowanoe. A.F. (5 eats.) Mr Marry' s Starlight, by Chanticleer, list 7lb (Custance) 1 Mr J. Dinners Nantlitts, Bst 31b (Wells; t Bettis; t 2 to 1 on Starlight, who waited vim Nautilus into the oords, and woo in • canter by throe lengths. After the race 1 , 000 to 5 was o ff ered against Nautilus for the Derby. Tea Flrre BALI SYMMS of 50 avg, each, h ft, for 3-yr o A. lds. colts, Bet 101 h ; fillies, Bst 61b, with certain allowances. 1 1 . (12 sae.) Mr. T. Parrs Kildonan, by Newmanolog, Sot 4 (Clamant I Lord Stamfores Inman est 711) (A. heads Mr. W. 8. Crawfurces Captain Pori, lot la. ' Oloowdeis) 3 Mr. Flemings Nemnila. ist I.lb lordbans) 0 Betting : 6to 4 apt Imam', 3to 1 apt Mimosas, 4 to 1 etch apt Kddonan and Captain Pm-Album Captain Forti bus jumped off with the running, Nemesis wag ea seat, Imam lying third, Kildousn's colours being seen is the rear. la this order they ran through the bushes, when %Moose obtained the second place, and at the entrance of the'eards lows west up, and ma in clues company within • distance el home, when Captain Fortibus was beaten, leaving the finish with the two. Kildonan held his lons to the end and woe cleverly. OeptehiFortihas third. Newels last After the race SO to 1 was taken freely shoat K Mogan for the Derby. TIM FIRST YUJI or me THIRD BIENNIAL STALES of 10 son, each, with 100 added ; colts, Bst 71h; Alike, 31b. The waer of the swami to rewire a sum 'gaol to 10 per cent., and the owner of the third • sum equal to 5 per mut. R.M. (Si subs.) Mr. Merry's Mosley. by Clebtos. est 7lb (Costanee) 1 Colonel Townley's Yorkminster, eist 71h ....W Snowden 2 Duke of Bedford's Astemid. fist Sh cr. Rogers) 3 Lake of Beaafrat's The Roe, int 711 IA. Day) 0 Mr. Bowes's Vernimmein.Nieht. Bst Sib Vordham) 0 Sir B. Indkeley's :Styria, Bst Sib Ms- anion) 0 PM H. De Voruis !tadpole. Bst Sib (L. Snowden) 0 Lord Exeter's Knight of St. Patrick ( Alderoft) 0 Lord IntrwilUanis sequitur, Set 71b Mr. Naylor's King of Kent. Sid 71.1, Shupe) 0 Mr C. Monk's Prudence, WS* Dagene) 0 Mr. Pares Lupus. set 71b (Wells 9 Berms itothseldhEs Janus, 84 71b o Mr. Sentles Lady Blench', get 3111 insaiusisen 0 Loed etoodards Pardslote, Bet 31b (A. lldo ards 0 Lord Strathmore's The asp. OM Ylle (Owney 0 Mr. J. Windhare's Woe. 611111 s ...... (J Adams 0 Betting :3to 1 eget Astegoi4 7to apt Ritakey, to 1 apt King of Kent, 100 to 8 apt Janus, 100 tog each sget The Roe and Yarkmineter. Asteroid, in oompaay with Janus, King of Kent, Sequitur, and the Knight of St. Patrick, laid in front to the Abingdon Mile post, where Boesky and Yorkmintiter on the extreme right joined the Duke of Bedford's colt, between which three a close and punishing race home ensued to within • few strides of the chair, Mr. Merry just winning by a neck ; • like distance separating the second and third The Roe was fourth ; Janus and King of Kent, who headed the rear division, being the next two. A Haltregar EloilerliTAess of 30 son. each, 20 ft ; win uses exam T.Y.C. (4 subs.) Mr. Morlanirs Benbow, by Bolingbroke, 5 yrs, 7st 121 b (tae sib en) (0 Fordham) 1 Count de la Orstige's Angelo, 4 yrs. ist alb !H. Grimahaw, I Mr. Nelson's King of the Forest, aged. B.t 12lb (J. floater) S Mr. GreidUe's Contwilina, 4 yrs. Mt folb (Chsrlton) 4 Betting: Even on Heehaw, 7 to 4 apt King of the Facet. In eoaagaeaos of Angelo's number not being exhibited be was net backid. Benbow and King of the Forget laying wide made the running to the bushes, where Angelo went up and obtained the second place, but was unable ho reach Benbow, who won rosily 1,7 two lengths, a like distance se parating the second and third ; Contadina hostess off. A Swer.rwrsegs of 10 son. each, for 3-yr-olds sad up wards, with selling allowances. D.Y. (3 subs.) Duke of Bedford'. Shingle, by Hesperia, 3 yrs (4OL), del ob LArpsit) I Baron Nlviere's Grenadier, S yrs (401) lord 'Strathmore's Ms Greek. 6 yrs (WALLOW 101 AJdoratt A flOgirriTAlMS of 50 son. for B.yr-olds ; Set elb ; and fillies, Bst 71b. D.M. Mr. literrystitartlgtit, by Chanticleer, SA 10th (Guitaince) 1 Lord Stamford, Miens's', eat 10th (A. Preneb) Baron Rothschild's Tomyrls, tist jib (Wells) 3 Betting : Even on Ellerton. 2 to 1 apt Starlight. Tomyris made the running to the new ground, when she was passed by Starlight, who, followed by Ellerton, finished the 111011 biome, Mr. Merry'. colt 'Analog by ten lengths. Tee Sacoon YIAR Or Tal ElocOllD MtWeaRILETBLIIIMILL *AIM of 10 soya each, with 100 added, for 4-yr-okla ; colts, Sit 71b ; fillies, Bst 31b. Winners extra. D.M. (73 salim) Mr. Pan's Avalanche, Out Sib (Clements) 1 Mr. Ten Broeok's Umpire, est 71h lord Zetland's Vanquisher, Set Sib R.Glisborne) Count 'Admixes Dame, Mt (B. Orirmbaw) 0 Mr. Pan's Lupellus. Bit 71h (J. nester) 0 Lord W. Powlett*, Sir Hugh. Set Sib (R. Sharps) 0 Baron Rothschild's King of Diamonds, Set bb . . (Wells) 0 Mr. Savilles Roads. 7st 13Ib (antillsos) 0 Betting : 5 to 2 agst Umpire. 7 to 2 agst Avalanche, 6 to 1 mob sigst Dangu and Vanquisher, 7 to 1 apt King of Ma nmade. Vanquisher, with Danguand Ronk lying close up, started with • slight lead on the far side, the others, divided into two seta, running wide on the lower ground. On reach ing site of the old Duke's stand Umpire and Avalanche joined the leading horse', and half-way in the cords they angled thernaelves out, Avalanche with a slight lead lying es the whip-hand. and Umpire, with Vanquisher at his gbrths, oo tails on the left. A dos raca home between the three resulted in the easy victory of Avalanche, who woo by two lengths ; Umpire defeating Vanquisher by three Isegths for second. Damp was fourth, Sir Hugh fifth; =lag of Diernouds, Lupellas, sad Rona, running in a line, wars last. BETTING AT MANCHESTER..—Tv ZSDAL TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 6to 1 opt Swept Hawthorn (t) 9to 1 Ovottoo (t) 10 to 1 Aoy other 9:60 Nothing bowl as Choler Cap or the both,. THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OP ENGLAND. On the subject of the forthcoming meeting of this society, at Leads, the Leeds Nercuty, of yesterday, says the enclosure of the show-yard on the Eirkstall-rco4. opposite it. Cardipa Arme Hotel, is rapkUy and the P ground is conside re d in every respect toest "g r i lliali e for the purpose. The trials of item ploughs are fixed for Tuesday, the 2nd of July next, in some fields adjoining the Gsrforth Station, between six and seven miles from Leeds, on the Leeds and Selby Railway ; meetings of the general local committee at Leeds will in future be held every Tuesday fortnight at ball-past 3 in the afternoon, at the Town-hall, beginning this day (Tuesday) ; the sub-committees for trial, lands, finance, water, police, lodgings, local prizes, model cottages, cleansing and wat erin g the streets, tee., are all flied and actively at work ; and there is to be n public dinner, at which the Earl of Powis, the President of the Royal Agricultural Society, will preside, and sundry of the ((ire of the council who are well known in the agricultural world, both at home sad abroad, such as the Duke of Rutland, Fail Maccleefield, Lord Portman, Lord Eversley, Lord Walsinghstn, Lord Leigh, Lord Hardwieke, the Right Hon. J. Evelyn Benison (the Speaker of the House of Commons), the lion. G. W. Cavendish, the lion. Colonel Hood ; Howard, of Bedford ; Shuttleworth, of Lincoln ; Maher, Hobbs, Briadr e ih, Gibbs, H. S. Thompson, M.P. ; Professor Voelcker, the consulting chemist of tho tamped ; and Professor Wilson, of the sgricultural chair, at Edinburgh, and many others will attend. We are told that the council are confidently calculating upon the Leeds meeting as the larger and tart important that hai been held. With the exception 'of Lie of Leeds has by far the largest population of any town at elidi Um door Ws Inks. pen ant Ins *nine bops the cestacil will not be disappointed. The great dipper of the society will be on Wednesday, the 17th of Jay. It generally held at foal. p.m.,. and will no, desk be in the Victor.-hag of the Leeds Town hen. The dinner of the "Royal Agricultural Club," whith is quite separate from the council or the .society, is to be held either ou thnTureciay or Thursday—the day before or the day after the great dinner. The cattle and implements that come by realty from a arose are to be seeouunodated by a "Erg" ar aiding from the Leeds and Britton' valley line, a little Lathe west of Armlet' Mills, belonging to Messrs. B. Gott 'and Sons. The siding is already begun, and it is satisfactory to had that the eosecil's oactisetor, Ir. Manning, of Iwodoe, considers the posed fog hie erections, fur dryness sad general convenience, to be almost unequalled. All entries faqir stock, such as horses, sails. sheep, and pigs, must be with the secretary. Mr. H. Hall here, Hanover-square, on or bofore the let June, and all entries for implements, Om, at the rme place, on or begin the Ist y . . LONDON _ Or ris AND EATING NOLGSZ IMPELS' BENEVOLENT Assocarroz. --------^-- Yesterday evening the 'twenty-fourth anniversary festival wee oelebrated at the London Tavern ; Alderamn and Sheriff Anima preestbog. Mr. Sheri Lusk, the Under-Sheriffs, and 'about 150 of the members and friends of the institution, were also present. The object of the society Is to great annuities to aged and decayed members and their orphan.. The beat of the " Army and Navy and Volunteers " was mined with the health of Mr. Joyce, a member of the volun teer force, who respooded. The health of Lewd Ebury, who had been aaiociated with the society for 14 yes* sad had mainly whited it in its infancy, was next Mime, coupled with the ,Vim Patrons. The CHAIRMAN, in proposing the Meat of , the evening, " Prosperity to this Asaociation, pointed to the necessity of raea wEile in proopsrity and easy circumstances pro. riding for the future, end those vicissitudes which are con nected with every occupation, especially one in which long hours are indispensable. Out of the 3,000 coffee and eatfog home keepers in London, only 400 were members of *he society. This was to be lamented, and it could not be supposed that if the members exerted their influence ansouget their Mends in the trade this number would emu he dotablal The institution was to be congratulated in the economy with which it conducted its operations. Its I income wee 463/. 10s. 9d., and its expenditure 26W. Ts. M., or at the rate of 171, for.each recipient of ita bounty, in cluding every expense. It WM most gratifying to Sod that for the small outlay of 10s. fkl. a year for each imbeerfber they were enabled to de so large an amount of good. They had se schools at preheat, perhaps t,her• was ao innuedMte necessity, for according to the rulm the sumuitarita must be not lea than to years of age, and at that period of Ste people's families were generally grown up. It spoke well for the prosperity of the trade that out of the 400 members only 15 were upon the relief find. The funded property of the institution amounted to 4,0001. Other toasts followed, and a liberal subscription was entered into. C 127 COURT OP SEWERS Yesterday, at the weekly meeting of the Com missioners of Seven for the City of Loudon, at Guildhall, Mr. Deputy Caimans in the chair, Dr. latheby, the me diced officer of health, reported on the state of 191 houses which bad been inspected dor* the week, sod he sub emitted a lit of 137 places fur sanitary improvemeot. lie also reported that the officen had seized 1,778 lbs. of meat as unfit for human food. About two-thirds of this was seized is Newgete-market by Mr. Fisher and Mr. Newman, arid the rest at Lesdeuhall by Mr. Davidson. 880 lb,. were diseased, 51 lbs. putrid, and 847 lbs. from animals that had died from witted 011111 MI. It consisted of 26 sheep, 2 calves, 6 quarters of beef, and 28 other joints. All of it had been destroyed as human food. The mortality returns for the week are still greatly below the average for the season. Last - week the number of deaths was but 47, whereas the average number for the corresponding week of the last five 'ears is fib. Only 18 of the deaths were among children, and 13 among old persons. There were 6 deaths from consumption, 2 from pneumonia, and 11 from bronchitis. Among the symotM elms of diseases there were but 6 deaths, namely 3 from whoopingoongts, 2 from measles, and 1 from croup. There were no death, from fever, scarlet fever, small-pot, or diarrhoia. 73 births were registered during the week, namely 45 boys and 26 girls. A report was brought up from the General Purpose* Com mittee In reference to a petition which had been referred to them on the sth March, from the widows and other rela tives of the four roes who uufortunately lost their lives in the Fleet.lane sewers, on the 14th February, stating that tbeyhad considered all the circumstances, sod recommended that a sum not exceeding 1201., ho be raid out of the sewers rate, be bestowed amongst the surviving relatives, and asked the court to empower them to apportion the saute as they might best think fit. The report was agreed to. CALCUTTA AND 130IITZT ZAISTURN RATLWAT.—An extraordinary general meeting of this company was held yesterday, at the offices, Gresham-house, for the purpose of continniog the special resolutions passed at an extraordinary general meeting of the company, held on the 13th instant, for authorisieg the directors to borrow 30,0001. on deben tures of the company, convertible into shares, and to issue such a number of additional shares to provide the means of converting such debentures, and to increase the capital of the company to that extent. Mr. J. Borradaile (the chair men) submitted the requisite confirmatory resolution. mid in doing so stated that the directors felt no doubt of being able to place the debentures inunediately, seeing that the enterprise presented advantages which others did not, in the oertiuuty of he early completion, smiths prospects of profits, applicable to dividend, at an earlier ponod than say other bee similarly situated. They would be glad tokeow that the works were proceeding rapidly, and there was every reason to hops that a considerable portion would be opened before the rains set in, and the whole probably before the end of the year. It had been thought right its issuing the delen tures to give the option of conversion into thane. The re solution wee seconded, and unanimously adopted. ROYAL COULON Or SeltOEONS,—Tide following gentlemen, having undergone the necemary examinations for the diploma, were admitted members of the college at a meeting of the Court of Examiners on the loth inst., viz.:— Mears. Samuel Armstrong, Woodbridge, Suffolk ; Alexan der Bytes, Londoe ; William Morraut Baker, Andover ; Thomas Melaticthou Evans, St. Non's, Hunts; Hnyne Sparrow Robinson, Cambridge; James Douglas Herrin m, B.A. Oxon, South Newingtoe, Oxford; John I% 'Ilion), M.D., St. Andrew's, Pwllhoh, Crieruarvonshiro ; James Benda 1, Trowbridge, Wiltshire ; Henry Thomas Landis,- ter, Norwich, and Nathaniel Gilbert Scott, Wsppesbam, Northamptonshire, Studecte of St. Bartholomew s Hos. pital ; Michael Comport flrahham, Roehford, Flex; Jobe Edward Kilburn, West Auckland, Durham ; Edward Sidney Lloyd, Broxbourne. Harts ; Daniel Moore, Th d L . O n a , A u 'Easj iastipP ir te al iti ,e . iny Alth ; vereu z i:x 4h C rd J l :oh rtuo rk Tb n e : . ( : . Go ll r rn:ha t t,n N m nbbb orta f iti4 Low m, astr eetefi al riv i wate l, er l i St i a try. " . College Hospital ; Henry Smith, Brighton, St. Mary% Hoe- Wel ; Edward Smith. 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