The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-26 00:00:00

r -.,,.‘, . .. ........_ tl? 7.Alr ;)* op A Tif.aff - 7 -) NEWSPAPER ) ' • „I,' ' 1 r i __ _ _ _ _ ___ . ~..f• , .• 4 's* ti ___ . ) -- N .... i t . I p S i ~,,, , .r. • -.7, •17 r Val Ir. t'• , • it , 4, Oc' ' '• 14 .to .41 ,(1.1111111 , 4 „. ' I "L4IIA. 4 ..\-. ( . . , ---- , „ 4 4. ...., •.. SS aud . • i t t • 1 • I• ..., 7" (Stamped ld. AdditionaL) Na 4.301.) LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 26, 1860. • [TWOPENCE. L`l• aIIN to SYDNEY Direct, MONTHLY 11%! ur SLAM BALL AusraruAN a ROYAL MAIL t. ELT+ emir& 1 nipper ativ i t " the above Use sal Nrebes.l posterity how re reolvbeg .1. WI tbr Tik of salt roar maim prewbromispitt. SZNIPLNO PLANTand UTINNEInor tbe OSTRICI DEJSMIERY, Jeltastreet. Totteedwan-courtroad. MR. HULLAH will 'MILL by AUCTION, on I the Premises. a MONDAY. May 28, at 1 preciaely unless previously diapered of by private contract). the valuable PLANT and UT ENittin comprising two nearly new iceorret coppers, and maealre axing*, sir-quarter mash-tun, copper refrigerator, two pompe and pipes, two coolers, one timul is , 80 barrels, and Orkin*, one horse dray, and various mikellaaeons fixtures and articles appertainleg to the badmen May be viewed on the Saturday prerious and morning of sale, and cats: lognee hat on the premise,. and of the auctioneer, No 157, Ber nell street, th,fordatrect PROM LAM' NIGHZ"S THE OAKS DAY. t_ Itii&—Te aa — n. Jaye to . July 10 . Aft. 10 . SW 10 . Nov. 10 `•-• ask .....-'' shtra, Darisa. I 0,11111 , 011 v 1$ of the lona I ,taachisisr BANLIMPTIL JOIll 30/0208 and CHAIM ittiliffe 01UAU, Red Crow Wank City: Hackneyecrad-eremoug; Instsey-road ; and Bor ed* hent and Moe • 'OS eurenies June 6 at 11, and Jay anti at We, Unklaters and Heck =o. cook ; ti,ark, Bell, Coleman street- ROSSOR AWNS Raginiff. A mnia,Milkier,i June 7 at 1, and Juni 11, al lleaggilmltigung. . Sok., Storey, Feather- Mum% Ibrinserk rod 1111millikk Norwich ; off. mai., 78181L416 ......ig, RAwrwataryparastet. adaddrod. Pam* OM and Bat 1 at Ha 08.1gagLasimi------ Jeep alliddlirdilfflk Certutgarden , °Min lin Palm% lamer, June 6 at 401 ilk i M 1, at Oda, Waller and ' OWWW, 4 OR wad., Graham. Wuddait Three Coildollik I =the i eshisr. June 6 II Mt; Wiff 112 1 : 1 :6 11, at RC Strong, Jedbiadad. : off. add, dadw.Odemodwd. AIffIAIDIR DllMlllffill and MM. Holdaretth /treat, City, stlk map maadduran i . lll = l / l at 11, and July Bat 12, at rlialuilml24Mnat ffela. 14 11, 11.•5 and Co.. ohbera Old Jairmehambers, City : of. avow, rem" Chilldhall Erolina 111511.rusr, Fencharchotreet, City, fit, June 4 at ilg, Sid 'July 141 M 12, at Indereffrentreet. Son. Rey roux (Marbling* City , of. malg!, Il_ hell Cigourge W omit end . , Jugs 6at IL and J k Qom's ffrususs Zia 11:MO 3 3 15 1= 6.3. 7 - 111 = Vitia - Room, L g TILTS , Spalding, Lincolnshire , wise merchant, Jose 14 and July 5, at 11, at BirMiliftilliln Court bold at Not thigham, Son., Brown and Son, Nottingham ; of. ategy., Har ris, Nottingham. Atrial" Rosarne, Newport, Monmouthshire, baildm, Jane 6 and July 3., at 11, at firintol Court. Sok, Blakey, Newport, and Henderson. Bristol ; of. wig., Killer, Bristol_ THoMall WIN lrOoD, Nenth, Glamorposhire, grocer, June 6 and July 8,, at 11, at Bristol Court, Son., Britten and Sow, Bristol; of. swig, Miller, Bristol. JOUST/US Romig Balaton, Cornwall, silversmith, June 8 and J01.211ka,. at 1, at Lester Court. Bob., Pioneer, Holston, and Clarffaister amts., Hi rtaal, Ololudi Watson, Lincoln, clockmak &Met er, Jana 8 and July 4, at 12, at Leeds Court held at Kingston.uponatill. Bole., Brown and Son. Lincoln : of. amt., Carrick, Hull. YRlaolilillt }Muir TOCIAL. Manchester, wine merchant, Jane 6 and W, at 12, at Manchester Court. Sola, Atkinson' and lierford, Manchester ; off. wig., Hernaman, Manchester. The popular allotment of the two great days at Epsom ia, the Derby for the whole world, the Oaks for the crime and the ladies, and everything about the Oaks day is more or lass in keeping with its distinctive character. The equipages which roll along the roads are stylish, or snug, or respectable, but never " loud," nor shabby, nor racketty. Nothing in the way of vehicle that moves towards the Downs is inconveniently full, and the purism gen are invariably well fitted, well hampered, and well-be haved. For the ladies the Oaks used to be considered to be the English Loogchamps ; and although now cemider ably toned down in this respect from the brilliancy of femur days, the display of toilette this year left little to be complained of, except, perhaps, by the husbands and faders who will have to pay the bills. Even the weather we strikingly genteel. No roasting sun that, with vulgar dessearatio Instiast, would seise with equal ferocity I.‘oo ratrunis 1.100 wythseme 1400 Won 1.100 King • MADAME TIISSAUD'S HISTORICAL OALLKiII, at Übe Beamed. Bakerntreet.—Coatlaustlee et It* IMO& Khoo lass the Conqueror. Henry I. in • et meggeldoeut nit et nide mad, with ornaments and & s patite. c., smelled tree old maseeripts. Late addition, Wllllem IL, usually called Batas —Adwithisce, : ertra room, Od. OPtil from II till 10 at night. rouienltlevot Thins known rep of this Lino Meg 4 40 9 oN. 4 .rid ratatinn, as/ I f w tdlllendrrs Is onsorpered by any vii=lant r fr- I•dit nr PurotT4 apply to the o.loOff. /MIMI DAMS Liverpool. mud T. M. MACKAY and Co., 2, Illsorgate - L LwrMt ASCOT RACES.—CRAMPAGNE, sob.; very superior, eta per deeen.-06011.011 WALKE R and Co.. bang large Importers of Is above Ewen ow MOO recom mend them. rORT Ma. and Na per dozen. BIAS b Y. genuine Cognac lda. and PM. per gallon. Ditto, In one .Mern amen liarteLre or Ifeaseemn 566. 011.11501 MALE.7.I and Co., 61, Idevnutroad, W., and Oa, timed Toweralreet, City . WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK.—The EIYIRTOOI, NEW YORK, and fII~LADLLI'IIIA f LAM P HIP COMPANYelelend despatching Uetr full pmen..l InN, a..reerriteetaaltips. aiding at quesselars I. mine. pea...ruc.r. anal despatch.% ri:KLY M tiviouNEL Foe NCw TOLL 14/11, We.l.tesdn. MA. ai CITY or w Aso, 11. N. we...a...1ay. Jane 0. KANUA RINE lane AW elnly .$l. , ,•111.4 We.lacolaY. COIN purge, 165.17. alai :I pmeses, scout... Hag to the aceoutnbo. iatt6m. forward prone 44111c.i1. Inasilinz all prtretsions -teal Tarragon for 01114.1.3 and the Western States honked t',ll4lilt erron wheeler-on terms —Tor further particulars NI to WILLIAM I , OIIN. Water boomed; orb LI Val owl ft Cos Wallas MANI.Qq, ARGYLL ROOMS, Great Windmill-et: red, Piccadilly. Licensed ypuunnwuannt to Ad of Partiontant— NOTICE —A inagiatAcent 8 1 tOBING SALOON edited to MY Istabilabment, Open every Evening with the MONSTER BAND, Meted by Mons. Lamotte, chef.cf arched'. to the Emperor Nopoloon. Open at 8 o'clock. Admisoloo. la 7OTICK.—WINESaisd SPIRITS at REDITOZD 00T1111.—A. 1110470111 twisted Ho of prim, with A. Rimers report, pod her ow opplhorgloss. Claret Viii ntdhare), Wan foduston../1 0, doom I AL cum,. , White ItarreY) bs. Still Ifoct or Pose How...bold Sherry t ki ...", changed Ws. pot stoma i D ft. Household Port i R.o.th African Port sod nom 10nw nag us. South AM.= Iladetra sad Ageoatlllreto purl. (In. full strength. 111. &I : lingsundy &sob, lia. mono& ; Uollands. the very book 111. par ewe dome new. Samples of any few of the fawn on receipt of SO slarnpfs. Tenn; emit —A. IRSOUOI, 1111, seran4. Loads. HASBOROUGH HILL HOUSE • (Norfolk) FAMILY HOTEL—WILLIAM BLOOO revectfullY in forms the Nobility, Clergy, and iiients7, that his Eatablishment has within the last year undergone extensive alterations and Improvements perfectly compatible with the comfort of Mime who n may be desirous to patronise a SEASIDE RESIDENCE Stading on an eminence, it commands • beautiful marine and the parity of the surrounding atmosphere has been the Hieing of admiration among gentlemen eminent for their talent M the medical pmfesslon, who express their astonishment that Huliorough showlii for on many yews haveremalued sheaf unvisited and unknown while places with tar las ptetenalow, especially to invalids, have received maw ganaraiencourage ment. Carefully aelected 'Met, iptrika Lades dont, alai, well-aired beds, and ample Maya • aripilei boron* MUPTIcE —The.e ste %wen call .t Cork Merton, ea both mt. ward an I 11. , uivear,1 pl....tea, to land end roost,. Yam 1/RITISH and MIR TH AiLIRICAN ROYAL J.Ji SIAIL NV:\ 31 SHIN. appointed by the Admiral., to tIL txt.ft vt. s uwcruo ima It= YOLK &reek etth Lees urutroot. soot B. Mil IV, the Beaton skips ImirAx to Wed aad receive pawnor* sod baT I TIJI= wok TM laming or o th er Tema a,. uppedoted to teem AN MIKAN'S PORTS, at the reduced duty 17 rail paid to sag Oaths la Saridwk, euppliod ban THOS. MINN sad lONS, who, virkoad liqueur laeretrato 'upwards at 49 ran proems So tho Asa. Society of Liaoolialan', 21, lamb s Coadulaedeopt. W.C. rim the wood, 311 a. sad Ns. per dons oidw "Ws, au, dSa Ida . very chaos sod old. Oda, lb., Ns., to : PasieWß'S Eborrios, sound darner wide, Sea au/ OIL : eaparier, Fa, sea, 4&, . Amontillado. 428 Ha, OIL oid Sant Was, dltlo Madeira. Clarets, Food Smuts:. It., el John, M.. It, Patephe, Its. and tb. : =de sea mew trout Us. to Pak Priced Lots on sop& 'NIAGARA, enwros. ..1•1• t ASIA. ter NEN VIAL Direct, . Jan 9 T Abut padasern sad pea brigades mad ranch. tea I..darral et Nee Teri as bast IMMeal Ibil Ware chip vest - - It MCA. Oar morrow. latorese, June bil hawse wog. Iftleadhoj da eleePwre No r posoftoom het v itleen Ewe w igeeek en be sliming - lord r—To Raba viol Dm leo. did mil% MO: a soli i i p,iii i s To ‘.. York. dist *Mk SIN : soma = I SM to taw. Dudek and NM Tali. 0 pa leek gni e Pl iemd t ra• small prob. It smill ssi wpm& Thum hoe meemedoeles it lloiliot tombor of orno.d_ nib pit ,aavora —he pampa at Mbar lalarmalboa apply Is J. IL Paint 5! .6I amaidessi. Imam. D CW,4 Yang mad IL Ibis Pa I. P.m, Paris . Y. aid J. Sem. llaairaralaaal. 11. c lawn easmam. eft A awl C. /Mel. 11 41 V17 , • lavasynad. ARCHNRY PRISM, WIDDINO and BIRTH DAY PIIMISTIL—M T. A. BINTRON nod erre 144 , 41..b00r01, VW StemMligael isa S. Desk street. rd. M lionni as NOODNINS id Moillaso of every de * tipll.ll. 14 tee issol doles sod deism, loam, tutored film* for Do* Wm" =Nab bte wsildiag and Mn preisa4B. mbar, prim as—T. A. SIMPSO% and I" • *W n% wale awl ds orraistastorem dry.ele met W INDODSoro of Do*s sad bisa 'Der /wham 1/4 amowt-dvegt and I. lisek4lrest. W. 'UAW= of OOLD.-WATBWTON and • mouDix. nur Inhaswelen 1 Ihs Palate as/ Welt sawmes Pstessw boa le orbs We bassidas eassmanalei =lbe TALL I of 444.14 teaks pnewanial WY. am We Yr bar awl she WM b. Abe prekellsd by t1,...1 simulation .1 ea Me saleset. OsM Win added left 94 ma es swats. Oases art geld ef /I sena. Inw ts la seanls../13 II le arab a U ..114 44 4114 11 male I omen 14 I 4 an maw 151 16.. f 111 .rats.. 1 4 I floats.. 4 1 NI swols— 114 1 wee.. 11 ft 12 week (DMA 14 aanb.. I I K 'wain . 011 II Ww4ert 111 114 LI swain.. I 4 0 carats 014 Se 41 reels.. 814 4IU II 14 carats 010 7 90mats.. lO If 11 vents.. IVI 1 swam 07 1 mats.. a r a 14 wets.. 116 M was 0 a s Aavewy~ Mensiasews, 14 Ileselsewelnes4 Oswaspeim W.C., loados. iris al Cisbe and web. LA Thls slums st •In Ws wags& awl ea 44444•46 al 1 0 chat. BTORI YOU PIIRCHASZ PLATE, go to /o,llon. lauftronsia—lla•das Table sad Par. £ pa draw: DowerkSpeass ri Era. Wanaided *OM se pare Maid lem. SUITABLE WIDDDTO PRZUNTB.—Com pm. corns rea TEA art anilenss pallark pain hos to any miry M nativist a vsepallos artist anal lowthorsanna GIiNTLEMEIt.—NOTIOII ciILIMOVAL. 1 Zr,S'WEIN has found *4 alicohlaky to remove his lmsiness from Non Istreet to maw pflailres. width sill enable two men fully to aim Mf Os yam arlenstbd by Urn .4 minims Crown! at Ina yer pal% soisvery ',Ude eon. soled • Ith to • lowness In as:nes/sane tbarowilly Mr. MILICCA re. addzys.4 .111 he Li, Li:wok-MILLIS, BONDSTILUIS. lour luso, west II to square. TIIL NEW 4P1:.1 VG INVERNESS CAM. $O.. QVDEN H. TROUSERS, 17e. &I. the Li, 4 r .41t of t...ii.tuntaatehl flyrtratta. the elleleeSt toe ) .1 e•k3n, .4 this searot. nuirrellotut for I. ran of tams t ns tastr sn4 sklll Wststrost M, esalch. 8a Otl. Ozoalan tt. Ile —SA MI I'U *mom Les. a, LadastirldlL - - QUNSI.I ISE and mhoweno—on raoo-course, or I railway. or aro Arai•h—reiinire the eleaant. rand 1.1t0r.11% linlah^.l ALPACA PtLETOTS and OVICRCOATI4. of ri• rb waitron rhape, at lOU 04.—/ladd by 8.011:11 botiotte hilL QYDENHAM BOYS' PLAIN SUITS, 11411. ; schmi Volker, from 30L-11.1e only by WM& 320T10111. Ib, QYDEN HAIII DAILY NEGLIGEE COAT, la lb. 41‘., aressB Mato& Made wily by MINIM Lisiesio4lll. SPRICTACLIS, improved by HARRIS and SON, will mod eatalaly Ow sight BMW dame V wade. Steel, wit% at pebblee, la.; well to las Oeid awl Sum Spectacled mad trel Ila. varlet), at acetate low prima Ilarrtet Oisa la al post free. TlOlet. ILIAJWI sad SON, le the 1,441 rmrally, oppalld the Drilla Yamaaa Lake. 1.4.1h1 tar,' 1110. Outtlea.—No twain moan& .1 1 PRING AND SIINNIZI AMID& EMOSES soul SON beg to state taut their we parations for SPRING eel UMW Mt exceed any of thett X.ruer *flirts As well an tritest ea Ix weakly. They have visaed US. I rinrtf..l rn both at home sad 'breed ler the .• a- J new, st nutinsfactures, anti have __seeded la I a.sertment of joints as hoc eerie hie hese ail r one niof in this or any other eisetilzy. I hi, Y. T tILitRINO ORPANTIOLNTS have been v.iii hed wtth so endless satiety of the eltiassiaitiad imetsepate. heti. 4, n• ILEA DV..11 ADE CLOTIII NO !nom ts raw r .1• t and they renter* to say that for sisal cam ntaettal an I worlintansLtp, as at Wind It it %luta uequalled, oven to the metropolis u 4 L .Lakt. • I. se care has hers bestowed on the fIOPTERT, MAT and r %I* and tuna and RllOl DEPARTIIENTS, which have Mn 'sub an entirety new stock of lashioaabie sad sessoss. b at such prate V. suable the psopsistsms to slob b..'"ne o'er, erect alcantades. h I. —y, moimcs inks this epparemagy et ssawspor t L thst they inteud ovine their euateesine Vie MI Mr& et s'sdition or the linty on silks, 01094.16 M. •••• _ - • 4llSE4 — aad Ovrewr ..t ]T erries sad *Ape% Ist Owner ..f ]or thig.r.l .ITeet, r , ointry prilll , w.: H~r l 4.N and Yorkshire. t sod *let wish It b * poetic observed. thel .ettele• he not spewed d It wilt be **hasp{ er lie . returio . .l, without hertstbut. it Io k fur ea 101 hunither, cootalniwor "rho Growth , hitp,miat al brinels industry,: with Moe Sr * olvlarouriat , and list a/ prkot, shay he ha,' pails o• oplll- .t . pea trre. " llt rtivrtra—lL MMCa 4.14 *OSA &tat:Manse Is will V EVEN WI. Mil fah. .l an MO;DAY, uwasit, sad will b• Ith-01PILN ED as um! on TUMDA If T" E " INDISPENSABLZ" SUIT, ,n 11. la Tanana adages and psU.,,I and at , ... aninua L lidnan Invading. and laustama inali = to - , any aallamrialewl W b•thaaaaneaminelabia arl genie* 03 • m adradared. Pram 'MEI NS. t ataaler.l of IL WWII sod NON. maw d )boas ail Wan., sad mugs of New Odord-street tad lirtaftwill RW' L A NOB' IR A LYDOR. an Oriental botanical ryorolloo for Improving root heagligyteg onipkake ' Iho royalty potroolaol sad Mho' oitimigmed speollik • •••••• 'ottani. orato r % aid peritiles Miss as 4 lie •• .• fen him umda, dloteltratim mad ' • • oi• -no v w tation.. a. orsolora the die tidit Iste4 out It ..h, tale. all th • etTeda og Angie as dig dig. • lel Tref frr r to robe and Iselreptigry or Waft ear In high r.t•tts. ham Yr walla dime et 'roma ?yahoo of tbe Car. Moe .• al sot 11. AL !" " anthai moshla •• goilese .lll . ea ..f erh bottle. and Moir "A. arm= ' • •• lok al hog. hold •t Itatkalmiks• LA& it .0 at I y boatels sag protamorra. MCAT= TUTIL AIR ERIC ILL'S celebiatid OATIOPLASTIC ry VICL farciesposig he Tuohy sod Dosseed .- 1 ‘ %et .111 s bowsaw ler /MA TWA P"'s ems kg 310 4 . 101 1. 1 melees* —SU. rant I.adm Amor as reiblisid* Poo bar ter Two nabob \ TRAI)RDINARY DISCOTICRY of se F , n.,. PT NSW TUDAIT al Ctilll3o imsas. br get - ,• .. Pim* .4 • poof speollarmull• 14 ems . ... ,. i %.wyko—bbe edam. et tbel allisb of Oa !.* . ~ .t3., oi.nnirles. dermelowill OPER LOCAL MII- • - of. • PI, 101111114111 a etminiftlimi aisu rgame t ', b•••• mei by W impasal id Ihs Via I^ 14g .hkik b." ".. lilseibmi 1•110 111111104. . • brcelpi al twe stems LM 111%.025, I I . 4 . 11. A.. X* 111. `e .Cuuainadelill kin Erna dB Pi : t ^... C. WWI QTEVENB and SON Was and Spirit Mar -% drat& al mai IXILOSIAL OPIUM— & sad Sc. die BIONIMMIII tbo following. via : Sclbalob Gla lsl a a ; sad stroneh. Sc. l ato La La ass. Jamas V il lo li. bl . mo d est assay, proof. La ye saga May, vary sapabor kliblaa 18a wallow Pa peke ILL of wbooo awl yam fro by /oat am apakabon. TOMO, soa—Lb IldoopooLoaboot Labia. NOURISHING LONDON STOUT known as Mockey a, medically renowned for AN panty, trediam, and easy digestibility, affording the imlim an NIANAt of notertensat naknown in any other fora a me barserge. Casks of 44, 49, and perm at la efl c e goe : Ilt a c duo its Si, . quart. —RAGGITT date ), street. Ift Judaea Established YA dart BARLOW'S SELP-ACTINO SYPHON TAP. No vent.pty matted. NomoroistbsororeaurAtaA 4•11/1. BAJLLOtrIi PATENT CASK STAND.—No mg* at seaussil dittnrhed in tilting . ita coot a Madrid kit PrirmalAa BARLAYI/11 AUTOYATO gwrix—iirmwd ••• Ica at opals per mr. Prim 1. AIL iwpwiew ltAlibirll IM,DOMO =AT Ia SCLOCI.—WIII - ton* • ItWa4r .a ttlt • ontAl 100, awl owe •km of maw par. ISA POTATO MAIM.-710 caly =MAN to gook Ilmet Y Ta 14 el atom= sot Ito oaks apidopi. Peke lA, X & Apply &rod to PAM= BAILOW. 14. Kin W. divot, los-Anso. Isysear art pstialsa Soo lot bk mos sod &Mom to at room article an OWNS we under twiletiew.—loselideed THR MAMMA CIGAR COMPANY (Limited). DUIRCTORS. .....„..„,,.„, Thom AANina SIN wILLIAN DICTION, Nael,Ohalrrnan. Ba The ILW lea LordOeresek. I CelL T. C. Ntotaill r intral Dabs. I Alfred ItHeass, hal LOCIS sll.llllNiltisr and Notesisry Iftseator. Ifs above attend Is INN S stock el Nsi Ismisrtsi= g = atten amita babe the largest ssil dlsisest in ..........1 1arspe sin Wald, 11•011 isi Tabasco satt a Ulswa No sera Oftn pple and Wausiome. A p tr - misti, imam &W. Oseldl Swims . =r e: rd el I 3 i4l. 9111111114 : et a. Dublin: 1111. • nil ma 14 mime : din' s; PHI BUT sad 0112APBST TIM sad .a. 00/111113 fa 101111 LAND are et Si than to be ebteleed of 11111L111 mid Oh. Tee Wag Wlllirmansk at 7. Geed dm, mad amps Tee, ied.. la let, 1e.,16.411., sad te. etch assisi g tic la led., sad k Tie and coffee to the rale* et Mid UMW free to ear Whew station If atertet town la Went • Idle current tree. Awn at market prices. All psis canto. free within eight miles of the City. THE EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY 1 :Limited , . the off,() who import their mew TEAS and supply the public 49 , 0410 k--• clear sawing of 15 per mat. The oeleinnted fib. leas of Ma have as 4d. per lb.: of coffee In the berry. from 104.: lime Loma. honcho:a. In 'sienna', Is. Bel. Warehouse. tt Great St. Iska'weburetward, alahopsgataatrest. TART FRUITS and PRZEUERVU 10s. per dooms : FY Peaces sad PlekleA Me. per amen : tier Dead*. Marrardaria, Ina dodos ; Orphaned end Mare French Fruits end PM de P.M Gm Garne end Yorkshire Pica Potted Web, Lynn and Brunswick Sensages, Reed= Wier% Medea Oh and Midget 1 . Mbrosheurs Deco% Macabre' Bret York and Wentphalls ° Tart Cdreneed to order). N.S. teeny good Ter is. Pd. end ea. per lb —At FAVLILNEAII, Or, Jervoya.atreet, corner el York-street, FL .raineeoonnere. IMPORTANT BALE of Surer am new and .1 ereadtbead IPITIAIIO/2.-4 DENT mad Co. beg '0 1112- amble ee the blle thot love purebred the entire ?wel fare ey a.,sssl bop beam. wtke. added to thely alresdy the Meek la kohl% dr, are elteebet at hall he real ear, emplery mar at Lebo fleasloh sad bed paw hi eat. rnisq. walnut, sad err warm: smalempay s°P = nem iYa at lta : enthema dnertegoona ditto, be Mk, et La dd. teimeeepe dVlax labile. at ; Iron bedebode. at am. very ether damp, at Ms. Great Warm larattere Dearr, Pr al: . ;, 119 =1111. nraweerawreet, Paharalreet ; autalehred SI yam to hot etheare vtll dad the above Omsk Imme ifed re um, =Odor the =tat& a lloodes d Imeeme km, I n% sa d was , mu Seed temullore. mad ado art pettled beds mad bedding seoptelle. with every demolptima et Worms Ar• salaur. tory moire franuale. Marked the hewer piles la Igures. IWire err nary retereed set epprerred paid to say ray *Oka la Le bawds.. No charge dag or the re el ores LONDON CARPIT WARZHOUSZ. AA WAUGH awl SONS ellislt aa laepeeliee et their eskerive !ATOM of CAIIPIMWO. the dietpe tod Meta settehie to the worm fete: also MA Destaio. Areeeleiles. Ism Medan, &a, of ttret-dees isseadaeture tor ate. of deeetekaa.--e awl ♦ Goodgeoireet, sod • sod W. EASY CHAIRS COUCHES, cad BEDS, GROW BP.OTILIC IA have some of the not complete and Me kW knows. Pact up la • very mall woe tar enmities, and a e dopted fur home me, export military, and Invalide. Cats. leve hoc Plemany. fIAS EXPLOSIONS.—" We have frequeutly N.Je called attention to the number of accident& which take passe through gas exploslona arising from the present inelegant sad isseeere apparatus known as the sliding chandelier. Within W lest day or to., or have hal the pleasure of leekim the sew PATSMT CM NI/KUM klsollllll as the ATLAS W hal honed to balm on r•Mws nettaaintod with the bet that they eat sow perde, a wherldier which, while as cheap W tar non dowel lion theta bag hi use. renders nd hie& of iwelilowl• bon amps at gm • she impowlaililly."—Ww•ldy Matt April t3a4. —The Owls wed whit the shove bon Qs Atlas Maelstiowginiow iIItRZCILNEILL, TURNED, pad SONE' HAND CAIIDL with llegiestod (Him illaiss tie al erase wine serried alsel--11=- 4 111/L. SONS. es: awl Mow ellarbirs any owl ireahria. UM NW N. &W. DAVIEWB OKRMAN WAX OANDLIA ffil. per a ; Ins "Ma mei fpsfnatoll* transfnivel Ira; fa at.: saran War, If : VIM ; balm& Ina. to ; paint sr wax, o}d: compinfle let. set. net. air : Mwl= S; SOL; inlinlas. ; dye. OK and 7d. . • t om. fa far gam: heasik Se. yellow nnst e..4 Ch. ;M. sad Ma par fonNindl, Ikta . Indoor. la tat par freloft samies brown Windom ;oldie WlREter, 14. . hae4y, it 41; rosil4. ; almkg.lll4ll.-444 ma. at IL r. LATINS and lONS vamficase 41111 /180/41•414. CIMMIP44•I4. Imam. WM. ATO OHARGI NADI for STAMPLICO ?APIA AI wed =MOM wall AM% CUM or farrruza— ZODZIOVIS sepsilsrsismiyal sibeilve di Ow lOU cisimaidd MA slsi.M Wm ke , Wit ON% Rye salsas bit Is.; ssiallas Isolinep. so oar raw .seas saw, is fkL CA W MOM/ /Di t wafter° =num INTITA no= so, CIZMIONT. 2111117711/,. sal ELUL PIM= inoil STA to oftvwlll /112/0 sr CURT he taw Wad kikka CAILPPLATI N.MOWLY =num. and 111 MltaßrAtlit PIM= ner Oa KC—enmens. a s Nuirr wollinows inandldimook, de. WIMADILLY. two TIONYILAIT ROOK, Ica Ladies sad ei lbo Mame of So fosalbooo. Ifoolob•mob fogiorood sof offor S. osomloolo4 by Ilio2L :a n edr a = l ::: 11. M )1114 : aloft of niffinior : =6. I= i zo s olod al bias for. OM C glairsirrAtlcoln's I for w.c.—mossa ILM TMI 11117 T INV NM Mai intOlsiOsa et gristly Mord dew& painlessap4 elsoil ellata their ammo= /r "Now egarliner by Wits. BATHS of HOMBURG near Frankfort-on-the- Mains —IWMIO I MASON, Leh — IM MINERAL WATERY of HOMBURG, as evidenced by the mash of the celebrated Profane Licht& are stlmaat, tosia Merstire, and =t. They are of admirable sera, Is riammism disorders stomach and other intestines. Thiry stleast• t the arum when the abdonstrud circulation le ditseare, as the premium of secretion, and give a bealtgel remilarety to the mom of nutrition and adroilatlon. They are erection d gest. In cases of enlargement of the Beer, In affection at the spleen, in hypochondria, Jaundice, hammerboldal disease ad elistinate constipation. Is ass of mselt, and all other Mesta, produced by inalielemg ed the dtpethe functions, the nest haw raft lave been Webbed Inn them. The effi cacy cd the aka la more by three who Mali der at their entree ; f e al l" Wr lPl sir el the arestalm, the piety of the rstramadkii Isesie.ll~ ab etractket from the cares of the mat maw in si=lr ea mego; of ths Machu! bassists. The Corea *lath with their beental soma, are larneeted by rib est that sliced sag ad please easses is the Feldberg Illsa ri trt 's Reek Lana Gek, rut ea re plelerearke pasta( the Taunus. The Calm era. la lielesety eC ib arehitecems, the et Ss apitumak and the richness of ha reprela eery ellhar b e at the kri am re barb d mambo Masa Mama masa as also he ilbe gime el 'here ramie 414 lactlette; the former le girth ths Wt) •8M lbe letter with one j 1 Biro : the roam at the a as Trente et (Marmite ' table based Mare thawed Paha alli the masa Make is her hatred and eighty porn& Aram the ether at- trarlicasibragybe ala i • kw wed sime• reedlng- tunddrit with Genoa; ireet wa irta. D.- l i f u nranmnn, Raga awl Dutch joutista; • le the Vl3lyrora t e al b =wa : • dl i z e n d ltillare i r at a 1 eltweall, wrieslbere trifMe irsl=4,...= 4 7 = 1 , 1=Z clack. elar mperhismimee of a of Pato MO WNW of the re areament_demrthat of the Kurhows.,. As ralhat maestri, r. .ms are • day: In the me gaga, in lamas le Oa bearrel of Oaren, and In ==error le Or _ • bell. g II rbramatir to mm iti..6 77 11 red IL Pbassepers - Air; era IM: el vade=ll4 .l aeseril war athr . The Illowliess Arra . as rider is 1111 rear lib irbleipise as peon* le as WI erre* bre are el lellt art abed*, la red re% ra m bra t e a n ag l rehiredeatarre prewar erre Se are bold at par: re dor el ths lath gam; 241=16.146011r roar ter the Imo el =Ow Tar ac flu only estahathal al the kind that the gaga riles- of rerarim gee the whole year , Et is that by the mollrells• of Its play, Ile theatre, and le draft partite thresher the mem it attracts • siminami and select tin& et rattan Ms al per of Naomi. Me Imerry from London to Haag by way of Coloa g and Frankfort, is telecamera BO rs. Ram bag case hour's Journey fro , Preakilort by the mil, or ma ad Masibus. be. In a few verb as new Mi ssed these bum Frankfort to Hombem maL rill be opened, all the Jamey MR then be performed is ill THE CORNHLLL MAGAZINE, N o . 6 (f or J1"112+ will he Putilithed on TPViDAY, the 29th lint., price One Shilling, with Two 111utlestione. C0N1r1.479 ; London the Ittrongholl of England. Level the Widower. • With an Illustration.) Chanter Vl.—Ceellies Poloossaor. The ileiden's Lover. The Pvrtent. —II. The Omen Coming on. stodles in Animal Life. Chapter Vl.-4...0' minden. ereruley Parsonage. With an Illustration., Chapter X Vl.—Mrs Podgenes Baby, „ XVII. —Mrs. Proudies Convernutons. XVIII —The New Minister's Patronage. unearth;William Painter. Engraver. and Philownher. Pews on the Man, the Work, and the Time—V. Batumi Lon don and Sheerer*. An Austrian Employe. gir Self and Womankind. By William Duthie. The Poor Man's Kitchen. Roundabout Papua —No. 4. On Some late greet Viehnies. London: Smith, Met and Co., 86, Cornhill. VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PRO. MOTIONS IN THE CIVIL SERVICE. The Royal Household : The office of librarian' in ordinary and keeper of the print+ and drawings to het, Majesty lute become vacant by the d ea th o f Mr. John H. Glover. War Office : Mr. Robert Moore Filcher hers bees appointed a temporary clerk, and pared his amoination Mr. William Joss Roes Se been appointed a temporary clerk, and passed hie examinseke. .Admiralty Registry Office: Mr. William Irvine leas been appointed a permanent clerk, and passed his exaudesides. FASequar Ofilee : Mr. Henry James Cheney he besz ed iatersi dirk In the Odes of Waddle end Measens, and pond hie gemi nation. Law Department ryes sZ the angendtipset the Queen's Beach has become venead by the deeds ettlk F. W. L. Dwarris. General Posi.ellse : Mr. Regieshi Robert Bruce Guinness has been appeteted a Ark in the thestary's Ofilee, Leash" end lie tion : Mr. Arnokl Babbington Oahe bee bees seminted sapplosestwy clerk in the Secretary% Mee, Leedom, and paged Me namination ; Mr. Joseph 'Mier be bean ap 'elated a clerk at Stoke-upon-Trent, and mug his magi woks. Inland Revenue Department : Mr. Drawn Drake he bees appointed fifth des clerk fri the Seeretery's De =6;l2. Mr. Augustin William M'Clelland, officer of lbw* Rule, tale d' Wight Collection, has been edger of Osaguillege Fourth Ride, Cambridge Mr. Willies Kettle, officer of (Ambridge Feed/ Ride, Cambridge Collection, has been appointed eager of Wroeheater First Ride, Ide of Wight Collection ; Mr. Heseey Romp. °Meer of Shoehorns Dios, Taunton Calleike. iy been appointed officer of Laws Second Divi sion, Smear Collection; Mr. Swag Hughes, officer of Lewes Second Division, Sussex Collection, has been ap pointed officer of Sherborne Division, TauntonCollection.— nri/ Service Gazelle. NORTH LONDON COLLLOIATL SCHOOL.—Yeater day the annual distribution of prima to the pupils at the worth London Collegiate School took place in - the Vestry. hall of St. Pastas, at Ceindeu•town in the presence of a (solidest assembly. The Bev. Thom as; Dale, ILA., retiring eI.:m.OISL Pananue, praddeA and was supported by the Shinn of St. Amaph, Kr. MwM Janne, ILP., Mr. Joaeph Payne, and a large number ef Ike hog elegy and potri. The reverend chairman said this was the last time he should =conw the an of the North London Collegiate me the malesisidisel hand of the pariah in which it was aituata. As one of its founders, however, and its vies president, he should ever take a :deep interest in the pros perity of the Metitution. The North London Collegiate School iero Japed with forty boys, but that number had now eight-fold. The number of pupils at the preempt time was MO, which was beyond his expectation, IN he looked upon 300 as the estroinating point at =e am During the year 1801 Ave of these boys bad obtained • echo la:Wm at Wad and Cambridge ; and at the but Oxford MIAs den samalestiou 91 boys bed ob i tallied scholarships. riernaly OM • 110. der, 17 second dna, and nine third ce„ • ember, be well nature to snort, exceeded by no odor .easel is the miss. Mr. Edwin James, M. I'., yeamented I. the segmental youth named. ellriek Mel liegelegl i w i ta Pries for the greeted prodalesey in nodes lissismarms He observed that st. North London Cofiviate Itched - Tot hum tiddy commanded to hint and his noble courdpee by their nether end Ms node bind Levi Llessorer, the Merh: =el it %= lia ttn .. = at thadden.e ebb. pareallass. Albs adesilin. ea the advantages of pr b modem Int.bips II every brands of so. alsO t As Frea•sgenher signefillel by pememeileg the prim The Mehm. el lit. Mimed l e e , nedies mg Pm' nand As be .; memil l a ter were them imee by the rinse sad dams ediened the inemblig, Mid aNW of. S. the rev. delenimeliemil the yeeessempa. Owns Ass Chausum lbsamis To fir. ai ting ai tti . ea sad a =Wed Ilbandbese. i =o: H•E, be the pragemet r". e ai ti " sod lin Mende slew Oxford Thu entOneleidlo saireins let. • b lie. swan at the day Lied ltremplege wee wiles an siberitroosthe amen of the Qnseee Limped. A 'omit stoat an lash and a ball la length was , caught di Thursday beta lfewtows, a small Tillage situate a taw Ribs from emetheemplaa. JOINT STOCK COiITANLIS ACTS. WIEDOII AND LLAMINGTON RAILWAY 0011PARY (LINITSD)-1W 9, at 11, at Basinghall.etreet, to nettle lint d contributable. DZCLABATIONS 01 DIY Wfuman Ittramtm, Owen, Hand " A r girkdborit, licensed vletnalier—ist dividend of la. and any 'MM. quest Monday, at Caiman's, Wituan Mbuarr, Brocildand, an Ilhatz da oose-• let dividend of 10a, May M, and 1111/ , Si Cannata's, Bminghalletreet. , CHARM WOOLTORTON, West Smithfield. City, dividend of Rd., any Thunday, at Stansfeld b ri:= street. JOHN ZDWARD Adm. Aldennanbary, and Addleotreet, OW, stook and tys nianufacturer-2nd dividend of ltd., any Thaw day, at litansfsld'a Basinghall-street. DAVID HALICIT, Herne Bay, shipowner—final dividend of Sid., any Thursday, at Stansfeld's, Bash:1,0111- Mrset. JOAAPII BIWA= LATCH/WAD, Regentetreet, hosier —lst divi dend el es. ad., any Thursday, at atanatelds, Basionhall- Went. JOHN SILLS, Nottingham, victualler-Ist dividend of ge. lid.. May ilii, and three subsequent Mondays, at Harris's, Not- JON! RITMO!, Newport, coal merchant—let dividend of Is. M., Jane 0, and any subsequent Wednesday, at Aeranna's, Bridal Jens lIMM, Trodegar, draper—letdividend of Es. ed , June tt, end nent Wednesday, at Amman I, Bristol. DAM ouvia, Bristol, wine and it merchant— let di d U. . Jane 6, and any subsequent Wednesday, at Bristol Newbri dee, grocer—Ltd dMdend of 3d., Jane a and suirpqrsi Wednesday. at Amman's, Bristol. SOW argo t as =ir .., , v i ctualler — at dividend of lid., any painter-Ist dividend of Is. led. (on INI 111111 , at Harnaman's, Manchester. • .I..yne, licensed victualler —bet ARIL Toads& at lieniaman's, Manchester. M S eits. U=st er dividend of 64. M., any ,110111md. 40115118011 brewer-Ist dividend of zenumia. st usa W arc= ' .. s . , Manchester..M e a ruh. ne t tf t dii,:tddeinvdidoef.6ld d..: , • .....--- __Ale J. Tarty, St. Paul's7hnrc hiard, merchant—June 18. C. Stevenson, Howley-place, Paddington, builder—June lb. 1. Wright, Iforthamptem and Birmingham. con and coal merchant —Jtuse 18. W. Springbett and T. Springnett, Leadenhall-etreet, City, and Charlotte-row, Walworth road, wine and beer mer chants-1w it, M. J. Stone. Abingdon, Berkshire, grocer— .rene 18. T. ilnessum, Repert.street, Coventry-street, builder— Jams 16 W. H. Taylor, Piccadilly, stave manufacturer—June 16. R. D. White andJ. Gregory. Haymarket, East India army agents —Jane 16. k. S. Meyer ~separate estate,, Bedforilatrest. Coventgardsn, hinge manufacturer—June 16. R. Miller, Jan., and K L. Mains, Primrose-street, Blshopsgate , wholesale and "sport ollistas—June 21. H. Bailey, Cheltenham, Gloncester &He, cabinet maker—June 19. E. E. Hill, Liverpool, merchant— lone Id R. 0. Beesley, Manchester, cotton-spinner—June 26. J. Craven and T. Craven, Rottman, Yorkshire, glue makees— lune 16. T. Hoigate, Bradford, Yorkshire, grocer. CIanTICATBZ to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary, on the day of meeting. IL K. Chandler, Albertrood South, Norwood, builder— jade la H. J. Smith, Newbury, Berkshire, corn deaNar—Jnne It W. 11.11nwin and J. Greenwood, He -street, Limehotue, hulhisse—Jane It 1.1 10 711. Spftal-eltude, on manufacturer— J 1: K. litraega, Nesra woe W , W, Gloucestershire, plumber—June r 18. Yorkshire, btriket th utcr er r- -J June 18. Efts& Yorkshire, draper. lIINIATEKT PETMOSIRS—AT PORTUGAL-STREET. Ulnas cents C01011.911101= LAW. leaelbiy , Prospect - raw, Walworth. read, Inaker—W. Abratilat, Mile Clower.plaoe, Gower. square funilture Japaaner—li. Buller, Maude. Jew-bridge, Stratford, marine store dealer—W. Crump, Lirerpool.road, Islington, working upholsterer Lloydequare. Pentonville, assistant warehouse . • akenlieY gardener—R. Whittingham, She-lane, W. Goodwin, Breatwood, Bases, watch and T. Phipps, Canonbary-park, South Islington, se- IL W. L Whaley, Stafford.place, Camberwell, necktie etaW. JOINS, bilineratreet, Chelsea, clerk to • bill Dodos, St. Albans-place Haymarket, and Pembucy, rglegkonse keeper—R. H. Jones, Surrey-street, Strand, grackadt—T. Warren, Zaat.street, lamb's Conduit s...lt—J. W. Thomas, Bromistreethuildings. City, and Williesem-She-Hill, Lancashire, commission wine merchant. jape ft J. P. flalsZ — SMith Molionetreek tainnalni I. Hem, John's-terrace, 1( plaad, practical engineer —G. A. Bette, Prtumeicketreek Sonthwark, dealer in horse 111= Monition, South-grove, Peckham, shlpbroker's clot—W. North-street and Tottenhazneourt-road, pianoforte smallwork maker—W J. Hither, Lansdowne-toad, South lambeth, school master—J. F. Greene, Sailors' Home, Bast Indla-road, Politer, manner. JZe. W R. Read, Hishetreet, Croydon, licensed Ottani:ler -B:e:reser, Epsom , tailor — H. aA. Vert, 'Milord -street, PIE. 800, erne wood Inlayer—W. A. Weir, Upper Southwlet• Weldon, dairyman —Elizabeth Weir, Cambridge. terra, Paddington, lodging-house kee W. H. Charism; Caledonian ear, eursleal Instrument —T. W. Brown, De. readdreetreet, Bishopwte.street, lithographic writer—l. Here, Georsentreet, Minoltas, clerk to a leather merchant— /. W. Lewla, Jamaica-place Caraberwell.new•road, clerk to a wawa merchant—J. Phhirds, Georseetreet, Trinityzar er e, Immure, and Mark-lane, CIO, general agent—J. C. ✓eastagdon.strest, teacher of writing—C. Bond, Milton-next: Grarnend, attorney's clerk—l. Balsam Thrretgrove, Clapham. remmy. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. . se4 4 J. and Sarah Appleton and W. Dawes (executor of a rm deceased), Houle, Yorfahlto, manglers, so tar , J. Appleton —W. Vanillas' and J. 1 lagietiew, upholsterers—W. Preashinad Mewed) and G. Clark. k , Yerloldre, Ms am_. _ —lL Page, P. I. Page, 11. Cansion, leaked. treareashera in tar as v= ir t. 2=rd P. I. Page, 11l Albeau B , CB , ortieertsl. A........... 1 _ ,.. 1iarker IL W. IL lissecitte, Hall . J. L Itskor, J. 0.„ Pepp, 1.. =TT. 0o w x; as the Bimbalm Deposit =4 , 8e i.a... 1 1/Ml,. k. Yurkddre, drepers—W. Midas Brambn, livery stable kerma —Y. 1. DiT& — istl 177Ard;rd, Mut lottord, Nottlastiona ebbe. memo —II. Boatbers, W. esiethrm, and H. J. Ledger, lanai lasoaddre, joiners, no he an regards IL J. Ledger—J„ nod 1,. Sleholaon, hrtas, Berkshire, and BadthighounsAi re. grocer-1. A. Harbert, and H. , pion. tallors—E. Shaw (deceased', J. Hoyle, and .1. Irsheld,typreanden, so ter as regards E. raw .... AL and W. Heaaphrey, Woodetroet, Quayside, . Holliday, Jeans Brehm, and John lishom, =s —T. 1 (deemed), J. = r t Y and Padtham. r kr or T. Teeeple—D. Wenn and • Y eawrers—J. Manning art, nuntifsetorm—B. M• et add L , Xisirlindbr ashisers-1. J. Ella a nd 1 Yodel rad W. Jim* ChM's. I amp, ll Z . g is i"Dli tY l . l BU se alr bark Norwich, obsudal :rers—L Goldrals sad W. Impale, Brad iriOsiss ter IN ZT Magna' insedrato—T. Unarm sad J. 1 Innotablin, asillers-7. L. Mahar sad, Ow Me Nem tasechers-1. lush • T. Seulliseseara—M. Basnknor end Mins leeward. 1.6. ft dealere—J. Iliaibeett _ ,re butehers Ch —J a V .. ~. W. Perrlas, Cba rt/Parrow; and,J. it narrow, Great Nile' 1 Woreintinidte,ceindsii—J. R. Walker and J. Thompson, linkable—T. Robinson, D. Davidson; and D. alenpur, Mitoandere. JAM Asatme.7,cit;;;l;;;;;;;;LT:itra. t at the Britt& lOW. jc e : isaiL asaium. Jane 1, at the Royal Hotel. Iady!MAMMA. = lkaheW. ecal merchant, June 4, at WI IP=trawsnasze LA (Macaw WINAC 1141111er, June 4, at the Faculty cd PeonstailBl ,T 0 e• =it laarkahlr% carder, MAY 4 6 0 sw. Szauzga DA .—Fs[- PAT.. - DAT • MAT X.—Admissions as mama', 2,031; ditto by sw Hoists, no ; idol viikes, 7,9de. on the nom el • par or a core:monger—no sharp reins to mud up clouds of cost-destroying drest—no pitiless rain to soak the visitors, or to alter the chances of the running. Yesterday was a nice quiet 4y, of a clelirate light pey oriapkalon, with just such an attenuation of the clouds rime particular spot as to Indicate 'where the min seenektill errerkokiag the proceedings, only nth a gm* brows as kept the puss veils of the visitors in gentle motion, and shpplied adficieut wmd for the oornets-A pietot, which would not pry anything ler modern and pn teel than the serenade in Luther or the shadow song in Disionili. There was, it is true, many a cautious glance upwards at the sky and downwards at the umbrella, or askant at the distant booth during the day, but the Pluvial deities behaved all through in the most decorous and re spectable manner, and preserved such ms atanosphere ea one would make for himself had he the power of wringing his weather for the Oaks. A great many people went down, including the whole of the upper ten thousand, together with the other twenty thousand who will inert that they belong to the very next story of the social edifice ; and, had we not seen the Derby on Wednesday, we should certainly have pronounced the Oaks to be on the whole • glorious gatheriag. But somehow these common people have their wee alter all. They fill up the back-ground of a grand tableau with wonderful effect, their great shout rings merrily in the air, and with out them that indispensable requisite to all out-ef.door ex citement, a crowd, cannot very well be got together. One hundred, two hundred, three hundred thousand human beings, laughing, pushing, shouting, but never quarrelling, is is keel( one of the grandest spectacles, and it is no fault of the Oaks day if, not being able to get beyond twenty or thirty thousand without the sacrifice of its gentility, it did not produce that amount of pleased excitement in the spec ', tator which its great predecessor of Wednesday had crested. But the Deka has nevertheless advantages which are peculiarly its own. It is quiet, and therefore leaves the fast young gentlemen of this degenerate age without excuse for leaving the lady members of their families at home. They cannot paint the dangers of the road in all the imaginary horrors of a Khyber Pam, nor liken the crush at the railway station to the crowding in the Black Role at Oalcutta, or anything else equally hor rible and smothering, but must heroically offer themselves up for the day as martyrs in the mums of the domestic vir tues, and quietly take their sisters and mothers, aye, and grandmothers, to see the races. We saw more than one youth, accompanied by a stout matronly lady, and two or three young and slight ones, thus manfully doing his duty on the course yesterday, and although his countenance did not ex hibit any of that frantic hilarity the reflection of which had, on the previous Wednesday, made even his bran new rums pink *Mot look still mom refulgent, there was instead, such an air of the mew coszeria fedi about him, as made him much more an object of admiration to all persomof well-regulated mind*. There is another and a nay im portant advantage of the Oaks Day, and that is, that you can get about everywhere and see everything. On the Derby Day you see the people, and you hear l of the running, and you are kept constantly in a maze between the crowd pushing you on, and the police driving you back, and the men who seize you each by an arm, and subject you to a compulsory friction from their clothes brushes, fur which they expect you to pay six pence, and insult you if you don't, and the women who thrust cards in your face, although you have already bought three or four, and the money-taken who keep shouting to you to "take cheques," and the people in the front who tantalise you by swearing how splendid everything is, which you cannot see by any possibility, and the honk of your um brella which has caught in somebody's buttonhole, and the old gentleman of whom you have made an enemy for life by treading on his favourite corn. The Derby, in short, exhibits all the crowd and madness of • carnival ; the "Oaks," the ease, the comfort, the elegance, and the more tranquil' enjoyment of the well-regulated ball-room People who have gone regularly all their lives to the Derby, but have neglected the Ittalcs i. know nothing in fact of the inner life of Epsom Downs. Trlienlay morning, for example, we passed through the straits of speculation full sail, with out a single Ina, and having emerged into the ring, could examine minutely ail the operations of the course. It was not without a pang that we read on the first large poster an announcement of "Mont Blanc every night," and were glad to hurry on to something which had leas of melancholy in its associations. We found that Nat. Is.ngbam, supported by a host of fiddlers, defied the dictum of the Middlesex magistrates in an elegant pavilion, and stood himself in the front in receipt of custom. On his lawn two walnut-tinted little Duvernays revived the forgotten catchouca to the strains of the feeblest of hurdygurdies, and a solitary Virginian favoured a mis cellaneous auditory with some melodious reminiscences of _ _ his acquaintance with "Lucy Long." 'There w•e also • wonderful horse, far surpassing all the runners of • later period, decked out in the trappings of the Corso, and the prodigies his owner promised for him in the way of equine intelligence seemed to amuse the crowd quite as much as the great performance of the ' day could have done. A little further on a very young gentleman, who bad just descended from • splendid korona°, was trying his projectile skill on the nose of a popular female member of • distinguished ducal family, sad everywhere a variety of amusements were going on, nen of which could have been seen or appreciated in the tremendous crush of the Derby. When the racing wee about to commence it was pos. Bible this time to get to the top of the Grand Stand, and from that elevated position to take in the whole of the magnificent prospect. Rill and valley, wood and copper, wheat field and meadow dotted the landscape every where ; whilst • thin vernal mist rose and fell, now partially WWI now disclosing some attractive point of the view. We could see the noble horses at the starting-post, like hounds in the leash, pawing the ground and eager to be off ; we could watch their false start, and then their real one, and follow them with our eyes throughout the whole running. Even the little " Durdans" became an object of intense interest with each opportunities for seeing it ; but when the bell rang for the Oak, there wee such • commotion in our encampment ea the rod as made one think that the great Derby was to be done over sada. It was • noble start, the horses •seeing to get away all in burst, although every gentleman ca the roof insisted with much vociferation that his colours were the first. As they rounded Tottenham Corner the fashion of the then " placed " homes became vary appa- rent ; and now • commission de inn ice inqui etude seemed to be the only thing likely to anon 'order amongst our closely packed community. There were several very creditable terpsichorean peeformeemese ; one pentlamen threw his hat right o►er the chimney, and one or two others indulged in certain ex ceedingly emphatic ejaculations. " Cheesecake is coming !" Sin didn't come. " Avalanche has it . ."—not quite. " Bat tardy most win, by Jo►e !" This wee the opinion of the gentleman who had sent his hat dying with such velocity over the ninny, and who we presume had won so much money by the event es to make the aacridce of little mo ment. There were two Frenchmen sitting vary high up, and they looked on with sliest ama•e. mel t, w hil s t the phlegmatic Wanders were the giving each astounding Ulustratioos of their traditional gravity of demeanour. The moralist might have exercised his vocation in Pretchin *Plait . 074 % 1131 , 4 tglatg sail circumstances, but the casual spectator could not fail to h• maned et the extraordinary trw•it!oos which the ilentris. Lions of a horse-race thus produced in the demeanour of non who on any other day in the week • would he models of propriety and decorum, preside with the gravity of a Minos at a parish vestry. or illuminate a whole hood of guardrails with some new end original view on the subject of ourdoor relief. The moat curious feature in the whole of this curious and exciting scene rem, that the moment Butterfly had been declared the winner there were at least fifty people ready to swear that they had known it all along, although we are quite ea reedy to aver that, up te the moment of the announcement. we bad not heard even a whisper of the winner's name from one end, of the course to the other. THE RACING. Tea Dever 's STAMM of 5 soya. each,, with 100 added 3 7 1 * -01 4 lit b ; four, eat Nab ; live, Sit 31b ; els and aged, gat Mb ; certain penalties sad allowances • the winner to be said far 50W., or to carry 7lb extra. Deihy course. Mr. G. Bryant's Province, by the Nob, 4 yrs, Het 10Th 06 Snowden) 1 lead etamford's Tyrant, 3 yrs, est 1311, .... (A. Edwards) 2 Mr. W. Day's Petra, 4,yrs, Sat 101 b (S. Rogers) a Mr. Angell s The Ore 4 yrs, est 141 b oPerry) 4 ldr. W. Byrnea Desmosd, It yrs, 7st cab (Challoner) 5 Mr. W. Smith's Remunerator, 4 yrs, eat 71b Dales ) 6 Te Ocus amaze of 50 nova. esdr, h ft, for 3-yrold Mee Sat Tlb each ; the second to receive 1001 out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 100 sera towards the* police and regulatioos of the course„ and 50 son, to the judge. Lad mile aid a half. (156 subs.) • • Mr. Eastwood's liuttersy, by Toms alai of Catherine, est Tlb (B. Snowden) 1 Mr. I'. lb Parr's Avalanche, by Wild Dayrell out et Xldia„ eet • ells e ) Mr. Greville's Costednia, by Newadnster oat et itZ get Mb • Mr. llandlton's Rupee, by the Nabob out of Bravery, Bst 71b (J. Gloater) 4 The following also ran:—Seclusion, SeggArt, .Emily, Stockade, Cheemeake, Verde, Aurora, Vfatka, and Betting : sto 2 apt Rupee, 4to 1 apt Sechteion Al , h rt a o n l. apt Emily, fi to 1 apt Segitta, Bto 1 each apt Avalseche and Centerline, 10 to 1 egg Butterfly, 12 to 1 eget Vfatka. Allington was first off, followed by Vests, and noon they were aide by side ; Seclusion, who got badly off, bringing up the rear. At the top . of the bill Cheesecake was beaten, end Seclusion began to run through her horses. Viatka led . into the straight, followed by Rupee, Aurora, Avalanche, Contsdina, and Butterfly. At the distance A valanche was in front and Contadins mooed. Half way up the distance the winner came and won by half a length, two lengtlhr between the sectind and third, a neck between the third and - tom* ; • Seclusion, Aurora, and Segitta were next, close VgLAISOOW nail of 50 NOM (Handicap) • winners .• • extra. Half a mile. Captain Christie', Mtn Julia, by Rattaway, 6 yrs, est 1211) (0. Fordhurn) Mr. Morrls's Apollo, 3 yrs • (Lunlieurne) Captain Arcbdall's Niger, S yrs, eat Sib (Daley) 3 • The following also : The Gentle, Regius Professor Faneeombe, f by Nabo tion ßirdestcher, out of Vest, Brilliant, Mantrap, M ermaid,f by Teddington, out of Abbess of St. Mary ; fby filr Sykes, out of Fortuna ; Longh A opes, cre, The Fawn. Betting : 6 to 4 and 2to 1 ant Mies Julia, 4to 1 apt Apollo, sto 1 apt Vest fitly, 5 to reach apt f by The Nabob sad Man Trap. Mies Jolla made all the ' ravening and won by two I three lengths between the second and third, the Vest filly fourth, The Gentle fifth, Mantrap and Fees- Conroe next. The others straggled in. Tux Serena GREAT &RUNT FOAL BMWS of 10 rove. each, with 100 added, for 3-yr-olds ,• colts, Bst 71b : fillies, list 41b ; certain winners extra. (Let mile of the Derby Course.) (20 mix.) Mr. Gratwickes Ebony, by Robert de Gorham, est 7lb . (Daley( I Mrs. Osbaldeston's loath Anatrallan Bet 716 (O. Ilordbam 2 Mr. A. Drson's General Bean, est nb = Mr. Merry's Trovatore, Set 7TY Captain Arcbdall's Niger, Het 7th (J. Osborne 6 Betting : Even on Trovatore, 2to 1 apt General est, 10010 15 apt Ebony and South Atistrallan. Trovatore made play until entering the forge, when Ebony took up the running, and was never afterwards headed, winning by length. A. neck between the aecoad and third. A bad fourth. Tae DEBBY AND OAKS Bran of 5 SOW. each, with 30 added. Optional selling weighta, Half-smile. Captain Otrietie's Wee Polly, by Hospodar, 2 yrs (6W, eat 191 b (car. Set)) (Pahl 1 Mr. W. Day's Main Pier, 2 yrs (01:11;, Set Mb ( cu. Sat 91113 (J. Adams I Mr. Angell's Water Sprite, a yrs (SOL), est clib (Orinisbaw) 3 Mr. Mundys The Gentle, 3 yei (SM.) Tqe jallotigag alp ran : rroweUyu , Polly, Macbeth, Beundawav Biddy Nutta, Dapple, Quarantine, Mr. Reny, Ribaldry &ie. Betting : fi to 4 apt Water Sprite, 4 to I apt Wee Polly. 7to 1 apt Chain Pier. Won by a length and a half. A. neck between the second and third, and a head between the third and fourth. The winner was sold to Mr. Reeves for B° Cg iusaL EWELL PLATE of 50 sous. (Handicap); winners extra. One mile. Captain Dun Gambill, by FemhilL 5 yrs, gat Salt) I • Ilr. Newland'e Chanaine, 4 yrs, 7,t tab .. (IL Griming') C Captain %lag's loyense, 4 yrs, bet 9lb (Daley) S The following also rau—Sarege ' Estella, Little Nat. Congreve, Lovebird, Duhibells, Lord Milton, Morning Star, Vitola, Adonis, Brilliant. Morning Star jumped the rails at the starting peat, threw Searle, and fell on him- ' The lad was stunned and severely shaken. Won by a head, three lengths between the second and third. Betting : 3 to 1 aget Jovense, 5 to 1 each Lord Milton, Dulcibella and Chanoine, / to 1 each Gorsebill aid Barege. Tee Hzeourt f#rauns, b ft, for 2-yrs-old; colts, Sat 71b; , UM, Sat 31b. Three-quarters of a mile. Lord Egamford's Lava by Calaneto, Eat 31b.. (A. French) walked cuss BETTING AT (MANCHESTER.—naDAT. • Mg OAKS. • 3 to 1 apt Rupee (t) 9to 2 Sagitta (t) 6to 1 Seclusion (t) 7 to 1 Emily (t) Bto 1 Butterfly (t) 8 to 1 Cheesecake (t) 12 to 1 Contadina (t) No betting on any other event. AQUATICS. ROYAL THAMES YACHT CLUB.' ' The following very fine entries have put been completed for the great regatta of the above club on Wed nesday next : Second Class, exceeding 20, and not exceeding 36 tons. Yachts Tons. Owners. • Ladybird ' 33 Mr. J. P. Lethbridge. Phantoms ...... 27 Mr. S. Lane. Thot ' ‘ 28 Mr. 0. Marshall . Third Ow% exceeding 12, and not exceeding 35 tons. , Kitten l3 Mr. R. Leach. Oberon 2O Mr. J. D. Hewitt. Laura Psyche 2O Colonel Oam Anal teZe. North orin—r, sad not exceedim 12 ton. Quiver.......-....... t ? 121 9 Lord de Boa. Folly Riflemaa M 9 Mr. W. N. Gads. There are on fewer than eli valuableprises anemia:cativo • for competition. The course for the isecond.clus is from • Erith round the Here Light and , back ; sod for the third and fourth-claims, from Erith to the Chapman-bead and . back ; half-aaninute time per ton allowed fordifferenom of tonnage. The Prince of Wales steamer has been engaged : by the club to accompany the race, and will leave London- ' bridge at 10 o'clock for Erith. From the well-known qualities of the above yachts fine sport may be anticipated. . NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADNIZAVIT, MAT 25.-411VOINTIAILVIS AND PRO MCYNONB.--Captain A. C. Kay, to the Wellington, vice Robinson, whose period of service hoe expired. Commander J. De C. A. Agnew, to be immune inander of the Coast-guard, vice Commander" H. 'Baker, whose period of servioelias expired. Lieutenants B. F. Broadwiek, to the Perseverance E. W. Warren to the Elamite G. W. Strom to the l ; une and F. B. Herbert, to the SanapareiL Mate W. P. Brows, to the Wasp. Second Class, Assistant Engineers F. Pearce, to the Asia, for charge of the machinery of the Grinder ; and W. Watson, to the Dserspal. Third-Class-Amt Engineer A. Purvis to the Asia, for charge of the mecAlnery of the Snapper. Acting-Thad-OlawAssietant-Ensiheers W. A. Stewart, to the Arisdae ; W.. Seat, to the Wellisgtos, for Novice in the Zephyr ; F.. Holden, to the Welli for service is the Pike ; and W. De Bertram ,to the Fisgard ngton, , for service In the Vivid. WOOLWICH, MAY 25. The Ordnance select committee, of which Colonel fit. Chows is Pinsident, assembled at the governments rictus meg% Pknastand „Manhca, this eflamecs, to carry oat a series of experiments. Tbsywaile 'eleant vessel Hermes, emir Gordon, ?Me lie Ceps al Geed Hope, is oMend to . peid off at taw yord. me w in commissioned at W wick by hex present commends? June, Mb. 11178 9 11 HOMCBOPATHIO Ib delioiong mumarstlitel oneothoesi, and In ting power have pro pasraa &Opton u Weenie' !minimal*. lb., :packets, at Is. Id. mitt , by the principal guyere. I lippelled " lames Sp's, Hooceopatbk Chemist., London."— / 4 1 gDSALKIL- TWO GRAND PIC/WM 1 Mow, sad 12 fed by 8 fest, ormlehing more Man 200 CA=tad Interest. 1. Jermakm In her grandeur, A.D. 38, triumphant estrylnto the Holy Car ise V. Jermalem In her faii. A. now viewed from the Mount of The abom and are now ON vim at them" MGM% HAY WAIL% and LMOGATI - 8, 79, Oofeltil; a Ally trot II to 6 o'clock boa