The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-15 00:00:00

4 SPORTING INTELLIGRIMR. t NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. MOthag. Tug Cathie Puri of 50 sets., added le a d lit gets oath ;3. ,a., fat 10111 ; four, 84 8 . 1:1=, usareals, ; the wither to be soli Lr 8001., II as• thethei, he, ar Ili extra, aidl bona to los sthil ter icor. Awed 7th ; a/ohmage. 3 sore. A.F. • Hthnicar Plan of 50 soy; for 3-yr•olds and upwards; ..hates, 3 sore. T.Y.O. A ii.AXDICAP Sworrethithe of 15 son each. 10 ft, for 3-p-olds and upwards. AM. FOTT4I3BT STAMM Of 200 *vs ethe, It, far 3.yr-olds ; eons, 8•4 7ib ; fillies, Bth ; or thallium that tower produced a wining allowed l ir rif both, 51b. Lb. IL (3 ribs.) Fby Bkligthher Jack &Latham Coats* Massailkles (51b). A Swrizerasths of 50 eon. each, h ft, for 3-yrakls ; oohs, bet 101 b ; Mat, bet slb ; sad which zither woe before the time of drift this stake; hones which lath started With before ths hate of alas* this stake allowed bib. 1L M. (5 eds.) Oldbury, Grinder (41b), Lady Flamm Moopel (41b), Lord Wald/rpm (45). A BIFEZPOTALIB of 25 eon. sash,far 3.yr.okle ; soda, bet 101 b ; Allies sad reldisp, Set 7lb ; =ideas allowed 71b. T.Y.C. (8 subs.) . Puri - tea, Oldbury, Lady Valentine, Bro to Oferashans, Views, Othalops, Thalarkus, Brahma. A dwthrgraus; of 10 soth. seek ; 2- yr-olds , eat Inn line, set :filikesed pldinp allowed 3lb ; the wiener to be eel& wi th soppeisets, for 2001. ;if for ICOI., allowed 11b.T. Y.O. 1111iria :50 last half of ILIL— Mr. Prestaa's Emma, 8t 1011,_ apt Lord Westeserelaod's f by Aral:goes— B s avaria, 7.6 10lb. TOISDAT. A Puts of 50 eon., for 2-yr-olde ; colts, Set 1011; 5111., it t 7lb ; the winner of a plate or sweepstakes value 50 eon, indadieg the wisest's own Maras, filio of two swat mu, or one of 200 ems, 71b sutra- The first ball of Ab. M. Salience, 3 eon. Swaterroure of 10 eon. each ; Sit ;tsar, Sat bib; fin and upwards, trat 10ib ; Fond plihw allowed 3lb ; the winner to be sold far 200 i. if dommaa ; labs enormous, Tail NIWYARILIT Brantem, of 23 ion each, 15 ft, red 5 dilly it declared, with 150 added ; for S-yr-des and upwards; wieners extra. From the starting-post of the IM. to tee .ad of Agesao. (67 mow, 37 desired.) * at As• lb Dram 6 9 7 LOMA a 7 I Tomato 6 S 1 SiumaDe Sandal kind. ?lb mi.. e 712 Sprite Tbalestris r i ttf acs 47 U Troubadour S 6 5 1 11 emonsb.a 3 6 4 A a pPesine Beasru Sus picio n *sat Accident 1 7 6 rat. Hampton...... 3 l9 Traailaring Mimed S 7 6 Mame ll 6 atteridaa Orsoe Darlias 7 7 Chimp* , Le X. l l0 11 l Alabama 4 7 2 FIRST YRAR or THS SzTlll77l NEWMARKET BUTIRIAL *Ana, of 10 non sera, with 100 added, for 31r dde ; eel* Set 101 b ; Sills., Set Sib ; the woad to receive a sum equal to 10 per omik old the whole stake. and the theist equal to 5 par coot. R. K. (83 robe.) Friaky Matron, .Paatakao, o by Charleston — Vera.., King Charming, Bpadiasie, &nig, Chaveretto, Hain, ham, Barkarcera Siebitoa, Farmer/4 Van ChtftgOe Rebind, Den Billie, Adelaide, the Primers of Wales, Died Wild= Lady Rollo, Favourite, anti-Macassar, Tenaysoo, Ohimitay Soesp, Creedus, Advance, Anaemia, Nencourt, Audis, Dux, the Duke, Dosaiagtoa, the Weyer, Jupiter, Min Royal I:10am; Annetta, tile Kg DOWOO• tbs ino c tonian, Liman% ro for Tat, Wild Boy, Liddingtra, by Oulaton—Vaet. Queen Nary, Contraband. Lord of Elliman, Chesterfield. Clanton (Ism Colbert), Monitor, &moon (bred is Fano.), Nukuluna, Puebla, Wand Chid, Tinier Play, Venom, Friday, Cobweb, fivdmontee, prod, Water Baby, Love Apple, Kill 'em and Eat 'em, Rufford, Haarlem, Zulette, Traffic, Lysander, Archimedes, Omitope, A 1. Jezebel, Fmk, Isabel Oats Omenneed, Dastard, Cockcrow, Aland's, Keelsons, Bayard., Ny man., Joker, Mediae (deed), Jack Ketch (dead). RINEWM. or TEN Sclera:rare of 30 eon. each ; cone, 8.1 10Ib ; fillies, Sot 71b; rot engaged is the Two Thou• and Guineas, Newmaiket, or the One Thousand Guinea Slake.. U.M. (5 suba.) Puritan, I by Young Melbourne —rtm Rescued, by Saunterer—licestissima, Radcliffe, Sir Charles, A Scurastraza of 100 son. each, h ft ; for 4yr skis ; oohs, Set 101 b each ; those by stallions or out of nano that never bred a wiener allowed 41b. D.M. Thor, Don Braille (41b), Latina (41b), Sydmontou (41b), Olmar taw. A SWEirnTAKRB of 100 eon. each, bib, for fillies, Set 91b.; kInDZIOr c 4 a. 4OO mon Kb extra. am. (6 subs.) Siberia, Adelaide, Bets Noire, Commies, Sister to Novae rd the Vale. Mown : 100, h ft ; M.D.—Duke of BeraforPeHelice apt admiral Rous's Saffron, Set 101 b each. D.M. MATCH: 200, h ft. Laat halt of Ab. M.—Mr. John On line. Vision. 3 yn, Set 71b, apt Mr. E. Breyley's Yummy, 3 yrs, 7st 71b. WIDNISDAT. A SUBSCRIPTION PLATE of 50 soft. ; 3-yr-olds, 7 sl 71b ; four, Set 121 b ; five and upwards, 9st 31b ; nee-subsoribera, 3 soya. soften°, ; aribecriben can °sly toter such bosses so are their own property. T.Y.C. A SwEEENTALEB of 10 soft. each ; 3-yr.olde, 7et 71b ; faux, ilat 111 b ; five and upwards, 9st 411) ; winner to be sold for 1001. it demanded, &o. T.Y.C. A HANDICAT SWIRPSTAILIS of 10 ems. each, for 3-yr• side sod upwards. all. A Swupersus of 50 soft. each, b ft, for 3-yr-olds ; Allies, Net 1016 each ; maidens allowed 61b. T.Y.C. (5 mobs.) Fby Wild Day rell—Kaadidjah, Peeress, Durkin% Sloth, sod Venus. THE COLONS STAIRS of 50 sows. each, h ft, for 3-yr.olds; cella, Set 101 n ; fillies, Bat 71b ; those by stallios, or out of mares that never produced a 'rimier, allowed 31b ; if both. 51b. R.M. (16 sate. )—Pampa, Jack o' Looters, Thomis m= (Mb), U Bs Gslaotuonto (31b), Doo Masai° (51b), Tbe Princess of Wales. Lady Tredegir (51b), Glossary, (Mb), da/pinctes Sydmontan (31b), Iby Suite —The Chase (31b) (dead), Ilearlem (51b), Elland (31b), Vast,' —Mery, OT I. Boy (51b) (dead), cby Lord of lelee— fluebeam (31b) (dead), and Miriam (31b) (dead). THE DERBT TRIAL STAIRS of 50 Rom each, h ft, with 100 added by the Jockey Club, for three 4-yr-olds 3-yr-old', let ; four, Set 101 b ; fillies arid pldinge allowed Mb • winners of any weight-forage race, value 100 me., 41b extra ; maiden 3.yrolds allowed 41b ; maiden 4-yr-olde,7le ; amides 4-yr.olde having started three times and never having Yams sooik ft t 2.11.-11 r. 1105Prser IS. Musk MA. sok lb. Mgr* The Prlsolpl, S yrs, 916 ilb tenet. Tax gunmen PLATS of 100 gainer ; 3.yroliA 116 311; ; • four, 956 fib; lye, 104 411 ; eta end ea* Or R.C. p HANDICAP PLATS d 50 Neu. fer 3-yr-eids sad ep Ayoub ; eatasau, 3 sus. Now T.Y.C. pi of 50 mom ; 11.p.olds. nb ; three. 956 Ilb ; Ike whi to Ds said for 5001. ; if tor 100 L, allowed trlb ; sot f ata We, 51b antis ; estranes, 3 saws. T.Y.O. A HANDICAP OWNINIIPAKIS OP 10 sou. sub, k ft, for two and Wu yr/weld& &say Stakes 0001614 Tea Bounroros Brawls oft sou. wok,b ft, far :tir ade; colts, &a 716 ; Slits., 86 2lb ; mares or stallions wikk sever puslosid a winner allowed 316 • both, 51b. t:i r = Joel' eLastern, Lady 'MITT ( 31b), Sims 316). mad Luisa (3 1 b). Pirate (Mb), ourterelle (M), (3lb), Rosalind (514 (dud). A flwernarainis of 35 sus. each, 10 ft; colts, Bst 121 b ; allies, Bst Blb ;maidens allowed 7lb ; a winger of a 400 pea sweepstaes k, nb usu. R. Y. 5 subs.—Androsieda, Wild = eery, rtwanaltnisossa freed in France), Kildare, Os. Tins Poar &raw of 100 eon. sub, II ft, for four year aids, not aural is the Claret Stokes ; oohs, Brt 10(b ; allso, 856 fib; T.Y.Y. 5 subs.—Prises Arthur, First Flied, Blair Asbol, Coast Guard, Fills de I'Air (dip., being es• tend is Claret Stakes). !faros :100. li ft; first half of Ab. X.Lord Westmos- Land's Templar, 4 yrs, Bst 10ID, apt Admiral Roues Saf fron, 3 y re, Bst 31b. WAR WITH SNOLAND. , Map the New York Evening Poet.) Tim Loudon Tioest_whiah atIM 1 / 1 40 11 0.ff of the nu has treated the United States with a diabolic& ma ligoity and /Walruses, is sow trying to persuade its pablio that we mess to make war cm Rained as WOW ea the pre sort mar is elosed. By laseswant rettesstiess of wereisP sail Megan it Ms mosesded in peened* neural of she liberal *malt to diem ths . :V ms aerionsly. sad has man provoked a brief Mato in t, whisk we ass glad to my was also moderate. t the fines alms at is to prams the belief that • fixed Insolation prim& at Washiagtoa to WM some quartet soon the imperial go trimmest, ksowiag that when the antitipatioa of war M emo geisent the Mt of war is likely to follow. That appease/nem of war from this aide of the Atlantic all in certsis circles in Ragland, Is sot mining luili.g.uWa they reflect npou the mum which the ruling Mem have pureed state the outbreak of the shiviiholders' ompiney, it it natural that they should expert soon Mod of retaliation. When -they remember how for TOM we were lambed and maligned Imam of the ( MA/Am of skrary, tad yet how they instantly turned about and damaged us for making war spa* slavery ; how the ministry, co the first news of moutbreak in the South, Ins temd to antkdpata the arrival of oar antlearador by cowed ing balligsrant rights to the insurgents ; how the Fcisigo BoolsOci7 PetsisteutlY misjudged the contest by proclaiming that the North fought for empire aad th• South for badmen/deem ; bow the Oliasellor of the Exchnoor congratulated the world that a sew nation led been created ; how the leading journals mole merry over our defeats and depredated our victories ; how Ant:Aran and Blakely guns, the former marked with the Algid broad arrow, ham Ma furnished to the Mehl in Mandarin ; how Mahatmas have bans beak equipped, asd maned toiling upon our emnisree ; mid how mambas of the govirommit, as well as leading mambas of the Mato crag, have scarcely commled their wish that the tumult would sod in the permanent rupture of the republic, d net is Me ultimate distrustion of the republican prinefett; when they recall all this, we my It is natural for them to suppose as • tea Mt* arfesling m this Ads of the water. If anosoissa does not always make cowards of us all, it certainly fills us with the vague terrors of a deservad retribution. Moving misjudged, calumniataid, abused, sad Wined us, they know of no just Muni that we ma asks but to abuse and injure them. But they have yet to learn that &mammy, while it educates men Into • jealous mositlisoses of Mb rights, educates them also in int• gr ,ol, in justice, aid la mods. ratios. We fiel tin o ff British mime hot we Mow them to be mostly camas that are sem just viands of war. Even the damages ioflicted by the piratical crafts, built in Enlist/ shipyards and mooned by Billfish tars, though we might make them properly the for an Meant demand of remake, are yet of • kind t adjusted by negotiation or by riferms to an Impar tial arbitrator. Much as we have 1400 we shall not allow our prejudices or ear protons to dictate oar coodnot towards foreign minas. In the cams of Great Britain, especially, we shall be cautions net to play ion the hands of the aristocracy, ad of the small hied of mosisionisto steridiog behind with would both te likely to profit by involving min war a strum foreign 'Moe No true American, whatever may be his feelings towards the aristocracy of England, will forget that the great body of the people, that the large majority of the middle and nearly all the working classes, that the many liberal steam moo, and the fearless radical loaders ; in abort, that th• honest, manly, disinterested sentimen t of the midoo, has Ms warmly on ,he aide of the North. It was aeon from the ontast, by the poor starving labourers of the manufacturing districts, so lac clearly than by the Mills, the Brigitte, the Cobden, the Torsion, and otheee of cultivated judgment and insight, that the tionalbattle in the U sited States was a struggle for free oonstitn governmase for the rights of tin people against an upstart slave oligarchy, and for the civilisatioo of liberty against the barbarism of bondage--and they have never swerved is their devotion to the just cause In the midst of poverty, suffering and death, they preserved their fidelity to their own cm:evictio thus ns, giv ing to mankind a grind example of heroic virtue ; while the superior clams as they are called — the merchants in their selfishness and the nobles in their narrowness and arrogance —were helping forward by arms, mosey, and applause, the accursed cause of the slaveholder, and try* to embroil the two foremost nations of the oivlhssd world in a bloody and destructive war. For this we owe the people not only our admiration, but our gratitude, and is the practical sphere, such a shaping of our national policy as will beet promote their advammot and interests, rather than the advancement and intonate of our common *ni mbi. At the orient time, we motive that the beat revenge that can In inflicted upon the privileged classes of Great Britain is to leave the example of oar manes in the civil war to its uninterrupted and natural effects upoo popular opinion. Ws have so demonstrated the power of the rapub. lie in asserting its integrity, that henceforth repub lican principles have acquired • new impetus and a new /tionr. The food predictions of the minims ot despotism and privilege have come to sought. The great nimble is not dead, nor dying : the exparimeot of salf-goveroment has not miscarried ; the " stupendous bubble of democracy," as the Times called it, has not burst ; their hopes and saying , and o minous ontgiviegs have failed ; but we shall come out of the trial—the heaviest and severest to which a nation was ever subjected--stronger in power and more lustrous in glory than ever before. The strength, the stability, the elasticity, the virtue of popular rule will ham been proved in the hottest fires of civil conflict, before which other insti tutions, lass vital than ours, would have molted away. This fact cannot be concealed from the masses of Bog lan..lJ...it will Mom* • mighty weapon in the hands of the poloaders ; it must settle the question of an extended tnsehise t for which the working classes have so long con nada ; it most undermine the ascendency of the aristo crucy both in legislation and opinion ; and it must give a complete and final victory, sooner or later, to the opponent' of the hereditary system, to the advocates of universal liberty and justice. Is our view that result would be a more certain and glorious one thin any that oonld be ac complished by war, and to that result, we believe, the great body of our people are willing to leave it, as the best vindication of their resentments, and as the noblest triumph of their cause abroad. CROYDON SPRING STEEPLECHASE. Weights for the Susan Or HANDICSP. About this. miles tog • WI. Ass 14 12 Age at lb Hall Court (labr Deo- Bolero 6 10 2 data) Mom 6 11 12 Marty Mod (late Bob) 6 10 7 Black Bock • UlO Hallstatt. by Coatis- Jortal ci l ir. • (late Nada ear. dam by 0111111- ) Creole 6 It 4 Ming dam) Or*. 5 10 7 od e . • U a Tear ad • 10 5 fily Fog lord George aU I Tbe matawlate The 11 1 D = a 10 6 Portland a 11 0 The lad Bqatre a 11 0 Aggromor • 10 4 Iterawool • 11 0 Game Cock Ace 01 Ikeda • U 0 Oontrelto, by oes Mistake (late Midler) 6 11 0 aterdsl•—ianieg .. 5 10 0 Book the Garderaer Marble 11111 Z. M. g. 5 10 10 Gray Memea.... Larbabeart • 10 10 Ball's llye.. .... Elan Owya 6 10 10 Male Dick Momooo Bpatchoodc 6 10 9 Heat Man . " II 10 7 /airy Mag. Mambas a 10 7 ".7s 10 • 10 • 10 .. • 10 6 10 • 10 , 6 10 THE EMBERS; _SATURDAY SINNING, APRIL c/V), 1966. PEOlt LAM' NEtars GALATI. itt airsew4 ...i. leo. new 011 $ 000 A W 004020, ed, Rum 111gemery cam Omaredger 1164 J. Geessweed. Yrictieton Dram op arniegegis Ass migirlma PARMEMLARS TO re. cotton afactesess-D. Cease and D. G. COMB. I=t OIerADED Al TIM OFPIOIII OF SS OEM ganssee-T./Ispd. W. ad G . D. 00C2X Or 8A111101702. Irsm el as O. D. Z2: 4 =d W i r= SAIIIIIIFt& W. P. Topper . end W. F. Cobh, Loma. Beige-. Les Cassie WEATIMART, High-street, Kessingtoli, and Kfinfifffr W i leamsenutest i t ro si eats Gan a an d town. draper. to sr April Sit, a 6 1 IL Alanke Ler, Word. baba. April f 6, at 1. gal A. JAlta ADANAWllikenst.,Hampde=-rd.,beolnestier , hgMA l l - MIL Waal 1101011 M C.Arniansa Meows, Cluemont-plaa, Beistairsea4 niowr asses)sad R. M. Agell 11 at Lt. mereitenta-J. latdrw ad T. H "mad) DAM 1023301, Carltolt.road, iCentidatews, tietielMr, „k w an d u oimAL g l o o m m g a Dimkue. epee* at IL Pletrad and J imm les Jams Lasiltfte Slurs BLAII, Old Kostroad. and BarigOurt, FS ine. .."6 l ,4 mailliella r in r-3. eels a m F. v . aL i gaMlClte moths ate. m itten mg Cildia. ADM. M rneawsovarreakre-O ilia . 11. limi end addma. ll. JO= HeitDert, liesomarsmah. teacher at mac, April Id, ell IL and WOLK= BMUS PUMA Lowersarsh, Lambeth, and landeldis • rAl l a rt ra cu t io. ' dramie-1374.14 walk, draper . April 28, at ILL sad IL IL Sada" nit eis lOWAN) BasideaaoVA Wsitonstreet, Stomata% wading gm are gegggeb-0, ygoggamg Atter, April IS, M egente-W. Bekelher end J. II Masan ADAMAWlntseise-tee.,Cbelses,bakdreaser.Ap. at Dmis4 smummui ad ( . 7. 1 .1 . 10 JAY= WILLIAM Annalote, Paul-Week Finsbury, Ow Dem ,„m • inn .. li ra manateeturer, Mar S. at IL nallediMmli-W. SAM god Isla Men* Igeneinme, a FRAMS JoeSIM MILLML Queenhlthe , Import er of tans y g oods, iad 0.11 Tosawk May 2, SU. -11 111. Wier, *C._12521A saiirriftestil ISMS J Axis, Siam, Hunts, MA7 2, M 12. ROAM lONIC Nelson.equar, 11&11, and Tarn-hall. a p an _ gigEgoMer.blailtre. a °amble % Bal 0001001110 2 egene. Kw 1. Mit Jarhila 10122. &scat* 11 • 0 4 00202 "Ow , MIT 1 . ° IL 11, - Craii and W. Cartwright. Bbtenheadores WILLLAX LOCK $171.1r, Klngston-maThaanse, how deemeter. G ab., a m a T. Do w , p i nk* mum terotactuaaa May Lat 1. • 11001011 SEQUEETRAnONS. Omits newt, Chmeleet.lishos. ciammaninn agent, May Me, MIL Joncraci Ratan, 84. Melpelptert. BIITOW4OOI, and Xdgwele• etranr . emollig Nin • 1)28200 . 2101 kww, Ape road, whitsmith, May 4 at & Jam Knew 110WDMIL Lanslapbee, Kingelestroad , tenet, 80112112 DArn olol22o4 1001102 11 1 6 dgsßl9, at Doweffs Vi A at 3. WWI eivilliNßE Banff. merchant, April 22 , the yik WILLIAM Hag, ilenlepon-Th engineer. May 10, at 11. 111 1 JAN® HMS SAIMISSA W aglow Upper Norwood, cool= 80 ‘ 01 . Boa. Cow, WW 10, KAMM COWL Strad, and Upper itathbone-plam, Odor& Masa marble merchant. May 10, at 12. ilisument Mews& Norton Fe/gate, =Maar. May 10, at IL WILLIAS YEW Jun, Word. baker. May 10, at I. ALP'S latteD, yeaboase park-rule, Hide-Park, auctioneer I clerk, May 10, Jowl BOCA= SAM" Tansorth, printer April 26, at 12. 101 l Wotan, Whitford Mill, Woroestersh., ,ADED 211,at 12. lours WOOD, Leicester, pawnbroker, April 26, at IL Huai Ononag ASSOC Bristol, grocer, M. at U. WISIAM DOMMIL Canard, Corn= clerk. Mar A at 1 41. JgalonAM 2010150'. Wakefield, proprietor, 1, at 11. IMAM Faisal Wwww,Wakedeld,wine mard JONES harCHIM and MUSS FLe7Wma, Hamm, mat Sales Awe 2 I„ at 11. DAVID Sans, ILofdbee, Hontgomeryshlre, Sonsel morebant, April 27, at 12. Moat Join, Liandudno.Ourearronsh.,Paperhanger,Ap. 26,at 1K Jute Pinnate, Liverpool, lamp sanatoria's, Ape 27, st 11. EMS BROM; Manchester, ateamfacturee May at 11. Tway Tama, Wigan, grocer, May 4, at 11. MOW ARClALL,_Middleteen,Lanatahina aucticaseAllay 6, at IL DAVID SreAler. Wigan, stationer, May 6, at IL Jell WILos. Wladernieres, Westmoreland, April 11,, MIL JAMS 111191117 Wee, Sunderkod, drapar, April M L Joni ItArwiecaorr, &arum. 'Jalapa* talla, April 24, M S. EMI" Abseyetwith, milkman, April 21 at 11. Evan June, Swyddyfynon, Cardigsshke,diaper,April M. at 11. Vali= Hooolo2s, llmsfeld. Reek, miller, May IL at IL 3011 MuMoS, Toog, Yorkehlra. cattle dealer, April 22, at 10. Googol coot. Crandall. Dania. phunber. Apri l D. at S. WotnGglisol, Strangeways, Manchester. jeweller, April 29, at W. HARMS Litre, West Cowes, Isle of Wight,poosr,April tAset 11. WALLAS firancan, Wellington, lieratordeldre, form bailiff, April 26, at 10. WILLIAM HALL Gloucester. milkman, Aprfl 24, at It LLIWKLTM MUMMY, BJ4O. FiStahlre, poser, April 26, at 11. Joni Plate, TeaA Seafordshire, butcher, April 25, at 12. Joni 551003. Bolton. Lancashire, machine Joiner, April 27, at 10. JOSS BOSOM Manchester, botcher. April 16 at 91. WILLIAM Otammt. Blackburn, bestseller, Ape 116, at M. WM= ALUASIMIIt Bun, Bristol, grocer. Anal 28, at It Amadei amt. Burnley, Lancastelsboot dealer, Aped 27, at 10. Mao linningham, firs iron maker May 1. at 10. Plaza' Ourtrrna, Birmingham, Ingt Oilman. May 1, at 10. Maas Iluzza, Birmingham, ceder. May 1, at 10. Anima 811111112, Hanky, iiialfordetdre, May Sr at 11. Joan& BASK, Barstow, Staffordaktre, }Mau My 30 at 11. WOWS EMIOWLEast Dian,Olonoods•L,oollier, April 24, a3lO. TRONA' Owl, disarms, Anglesey, carrier, Kay 1. at It. JaenHersiordsk, laboater, at Aprilil, at 12. Wariest Rust WOK, York, inakeeper, April ti, 11. RICHARD Jose& Ashley. Staffordshire, bootimakeerF 1.. U. Be agate, Westmoreland, gent..n. 28. at 1111111 T (SAMNA liadileld, Susses, builder, Apr il at lea. W AMON 1101711. litddlegersigh.Yorkshire. tailor, April 'M at IL Sawn Bleannsal Mambas, commission agent,Apell 27, at 100. LAST EXAMINATIONS. May 25. C. V. Pugh, Wor.hing. Sass, Capt. MOM realm/mi lls M. T. G. Fowler, Queen's-row, Wahreth. house painter- May IL R. Wilkinson, Kadatreet, lWhwart i publican-May Mary Ann Dackombe, etre= Wel worth, needlewomaa-May ° r l rrelares, Chetitoc. Halo. =lre. tailor-May 116. T. Gardner. Towage?, Northampton shire, shoe manuhicturer-May 26. A. Vihnot, Soathwark chambers, Southwark, merchant-May Si T. Marsha, Hoary. Barnsburyreed, assistant stableteeper-May S. T. Thick, Upper Church-street, Chelsea, talor-May 10. G. Baker, Newer** Blacktriarsoad. poultarer-May M. J. Md. CheaP aide,saannfactwer of ventilatora-Jaw L JaMorton, Smidetrest, Woolwich, grocer-June 2. 8. Co=rooto wa rktf roose--May It A. Webber, Caledocian.road. I sßngton, er -May 30. J. Prim, Colller•treet, Pentoeville. dairyman-June L A. G. MS =Oraftonstreet, N.F., cowshed= agent-May PS. F. y. Farnborough, Rent corn dealer-May M. J. J. Parts, Most. Kent, farmer-Ms 25. 0. Cooke, Nortlumptoa, shoe manahaturer -May W. H. Windliank, Southampton, furniture warelsonsman-May to. J. Stead, Watford, bell hanger-May 25. R. Fauchon, iihipbourne, Kent, farmer-May S. E. Tebbe, Cotton-street, Limehouse, grocer-May /S. W. H. Young, Bishopegate-street Without, bookseller- May 20. L Haldane% Aldershot. grocer-May 26 H. B. G. Hardy, Bestinelostrest. CereadtahAquare. gentleman-May 2& IL Anis& Beeedaine. Gravel-lane. Southwark aishetant to • dealer in halt-Mme U. W. A. Phillips, Deptford.brhige, Greenwich, and Witdermsewew, Goarelletreet, beer engine manufacturer-May 21 J. 1. MM. Brighton, piste tutor-May SI. T. T. Bennett, Rees& street, Golden-square, Widen-IMay S. R. G. Alm. Res Crass, smith-May 26. G. Satatwee, Hask ney. cheessuiserer-May 30. D. Gaon. Jun., New ienelegton, and Ores& College-street, Weitanniater, Wick -May 30. D. P. Neale, Csaterhwy.row and Polimmertgaesel4 Kenningten-road, attorney-May 30. J. S. Peed, builder-May 30. H. Atkins. Sutton, Suney, linte ft" bw= " 4 It J. B. lost= Loughran, Eases, farmer-Jane 2. P. beak Stratford. elothltre-.1 tun I C. T. Smith, Blaterse-pbtae, Black wall, and Quaen.street, Orawaend, watennanh pilot-Ame J. Carrell, sea., Merton-road, Wimbledon., block cutter-Jimn 2 W. Barns, Aldershot, military outfitter- May 11. Ems P 056.1 London Scrap Don Work.. Greenwich-May 10. T. Lloyd, Has. ley, litaffshire, draper-May 10. J. Smith. Horse Shoe Inn, Woresterrhize ' licensed victualler-May [W. T. R. Z. Stone. Faster. quartermaster of the First , Dose Militia-May V. J. Rowe, Devonpo. 2 shirt manufacturer [ -May 11 J. Morton and J. T. Morton, Hamlet, Terkabire, led makers-May 21 Skohisson, Bradford, wool dealer- I May ßogan, Pontefract, printer-May 26. J. Middle., ton, Coll:lngham Yorkaktre, publican- May tS. H. Clough, Brad, I toed, bookseller-MayFlake% Pam Yorkshire, frus. keeper-April 2 O. P. ROOMIT. Berton, Dusembire. builder- May 5. P. Richardson, Manchester coal dealer-May 5. Deana Bradshaw, Lumalter-llay 4. W. Rowland and W. Orankahaw, Manchester. cr noline manufacturene-May 4. .7. B. Davenport, 1 Rochdale. publisher -May 8. T. Clegg, Rochdale, cotton waste dealer-May 6 J. Hobson, Blue Pits iscsahire. builder-May S. J. IL Desileld, Sunderland, assedian-May 3. T. Chadwick, Dertinaton, Durham. builder-May 17. W. Payne, Leicester- May 17. 8. Batten, Leicester, hors capper-Ma y 2. T. Lupton, Bradford, wool dealer-May 2. J. Ashton , Bowling, Yorkshire. grocer-lis 13. T. Bobaoo, High Newton, Northumberland, shoemaker -May 4. C. Hodges, Little Case, Barka, publican- May 10. T. Jackson, Spalding. Lincolunnn, brickmakar- May L A. L Butler, Hastings, ay driver April V, W. Beat, Crave, draper-May 6. W. Redman, Laddendenfoot, TorksMia, late fruit dealer-May 26. IL Chaplin, Hemp= Norfolk. Paws - May 17. D. Davies, Merthyr Tydll, cabbed maker-May 17. W. Gnitiika, Pembroke Deck. shipseght-May 9. J. Ratcliffe, Man chester and Caney, fustian cutter-May 9. 8.. Sheppard, Mortice- Medlock, Manchester, brtaklayer-May 9. J. H. Penny, ylanr'eeter, hair dearer-April 28. J. T. Ayers, Bolton, dispel keeper-April 17. J. Baxter, Barsky. yeast dealer- Meg 1 G. Willianssoa, Preston, eammersial traveller-May Jar Faselkner, Mil toi, lodging-house kosper-May 9. J. Plump ton, Lincoln, coal porter-Mty '2. T. Davies, fan., Llsissiehymedd. Aagiesey. builder-May 17. Chapman, Sadism, Durham. inn -Maya W. Parry,llandyfrydrif. Angle s ey, labourer-May t ai r Shackled', Llangswyd, Glaworganaltire, beer retake - May 3. J. Hattoo, Wharton, Cheshire, pees-April 2L DINH, Worksop, t 4. l . lo=aniddre, watalima-May U. 0. Mayer, Ysoall, cattle dealer-Maral& J. Phillips, Meek. tou-onTem shoemaker-Mae 11. J. M.Leod, Haden, Leaoshire, I farmer-May 4. W. Godley, at. Jolues-continoe, ems& May 6. W. F. Haan, Penryn, Cornwall. grooer-A 22. Fletcher, Stetchworth. Cambeidgeshire, barman-Apre 28. W. I Jones, AberYI VEKRUPTCLIffi ANNULLED. April 11. TRaosiag 91105 HoSiaLL. Fountain-court. Alder manbury, and Aldennanbury, nooshant. April 10. Entrance WAS, Steeple Clarion, Bucks, farmer. 11. Joys NATHAN and Loom Ras NATHAN, Houndsditch, City, clothiers. DiIiOLLZETIORS OF DIVIDiItD4 irsmicts Paricrza, Penzance, Coronae, atoms-Bth dividend of 34, any Tuesday or Friday. at Canines, Ester. gums! Sacs. Cerne Abbas. Doeskins, farser-lot dividend ot Os, tad ., say Tuesday or Filets, al. Carrick • Ester Jane Snout Jan , Pollphant, Cornwall, tarmer-let dividend of ta Md., say Tuesday or Friday. si Curlers, Looter. 3011 Yen, Herayoek, Devonshire, butcher -farther dividend of la. Md., any Triads or Friday, at ("ankles, Raster. Mom lief, Truro Coniwa/1, watehmaker-tarther dividend of Is. lid., any Tuesday or Friday. at Otracre, Easter. Druimi Kmatail. Saint Thomas the Apostle, Devonshire, brewer-turther dividend of ed., say Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's, lamer. amuse Pialocr.Lr. Boutin, Canaan. tarener-fat dividend of any Tuesday or Friday, at Carla's, Bailor. Jain NATRAIIIIL UAW. BerSfir. Cornwalk ernter- 181 divi dend of M. 7ed., W Tuesday or Friday, at cart& A Rester . Jowl Towasoi, Liverpool and Ituncone, stotteniason-7th dividend of 11-31 d., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liven *A MAURY MUMS, Liverpool, toy dealer-Lt dividend of L. ed., any Wednesday, at Turner's. Liverpool MTh/TRW. May 8. L Blennerhamset. Teebridge Red. sargeon-Way G. Howard, Btackfriaroroad and Whitehart yard, Southwark, scalehreard colts-May 9. E. H. Bayles, Mathias, Hants. building contractor-May I. T. R. Browoe, Led-hill, Surrey, and Oracechurch-areet. City, commission merchant -May 9. W. B. Britton and A. Britton, listings, house rtseoratere-Ma 9. I'. Moansey, Lavender-rod, Battens. grocer- Mall 9. V. T. Hendry, inanoaetreet West, City. 'reassess-May 9. J. Yoe, Boathassion, watchmaker-May 3 J. Ley, Oroverterram, sad Prospect-Ina= Anhwei, Saunas. broker-May 10. C. L Farley, , Swam, wheelwright-May 10. Z. R. Edwards, 114don lintildVentlah-town, and Chaneerrkme. attorney-Way Lowdee, Ookbridthetreet and GaMerhins, City, Widi washows san-May 3. J. Teo, Plymouth. samsta eter ur- April ts. 0.1. Calvert, Z. Calvert. G. H. end F. Weak York, troakeinhere-Apt M. J. Z. Pester. oars, Yorkehlro, melba draper-April ta. T. Dee" Tooke. Yarkshtre, woollen does manniaMarer-Agril 24 P. Chmadka. eel, woolatapkr- April 211. S. BEMS, M. llelses, InneedWit, few dealer-April It F. W. &Wads, Reeelca. User hire, seeper-AprO IL Limey, I seen e., laseeslre, eiresseet-Ardi It W. L Mysten, Flint, needicel shadent-May I. IL Whittaker, &adage" lan realm manufacturer-May S. Jahn Bailee, Newonalhaaper mirier-April ri P. Pritelimei. JA/Wiewit, 12110•1 011 7 - plamber-April IL T. Val; Thesimentts, Apia 16 D. Lewis. liameleselemt set Pamliersisa. De r liesssed detaallsr-Mal It h. Allerdds. [ Nadel& schewheaster - May 14 Z. Cert. pm, AVlll=L s. fir Ink, gsseralsksp beeper-11w Z. limmer. Meant. veerlsery aeqpeen-Mew 5 T. Yortaik, Umber dm/sr-Nay S. J. inliteL ll l:::: 36 . stat E laseeehke, tarmer-Apell W. W. ILK lasi. FAIIIIIIIIIIIII/111se5.vin J Widest, and J. WINN". sem., . mid 2 . 20 ' -- "'" 111 04 wsardariniaa-J. Pabst me J. Swim. Branum Futadra.—]into, AMU. 1.1-4s B royal deem tektite to the 'whim of hysisti ng gp ade et wike seatimary has bees meshed by telly* 1 6 finale the igoverament to negotiate 300 =Mises nai a d *Mg agaurithe et 9,000 reels gook. Thom eels ma * desenable et half-yeeirly &wisp, sad take We nn Maim let January leak at the rote of 8 per mak per sneak pp able at the Bank aad Its breach eidahlialimeMs whoa boilers so dean It. but at lent this. amide Wei meat he given bdeselmad. Fee the iimidetket rd fi t 4,1100 miaow if yid& them 300 minims dale , *peat, sad der the payment of interest an sans, milling of rads per mourn are to h e aside, awarding S. the law at their eadidoe. Oe Ile 4IA May aext, on width date the negotiation is to eons d. the Waimea lets at whisk the isles see to he domask WM dilly be bed. Appiteatiess for a ims eluded teka than 4,000 rod* et the sauldplos of that ems, wm eetk attended lea, and the presedieg ark deposit will le weal at the rate al l e per oast. as the domains. Is the awn* tie take VIM at the Miaidry el limatesit sip = ail ia s ii , Vr.. witee mad peted i a i s i d iald e fer heft mlnislier el Mae lartneeet will read the=tgly ' &Noma isdhaiid Ws meant el elfin adjuilisation will set be made mill the drake d Ns pa videos has been duly reseived.—Bersiees Emmet ITALIAN BEIGANDAGE.—The Nazicme contains% Wowing :—" The primed chief Tamberis4 eta g * !tended over to is by the French, has now 0014168, broken through all his mien* and poem teeth the an bitter 'emotive. whist his employers at Enna espalif the Oonie d'Aquita, who is the dial of theparty. 6rtpad, when he took refuge is the patience, d k Patter, carried with Dim the sum of 30,000 fr., bas the victims of his ferocious depredation with keows bow noisy heart-readiog groyns and staid vat the blood of the numbers that he had sacrificed to le love of gold. Om UT Wag at Home be found is the Oen d'Aquila a Messes who saved him several time Inn Is Froooh handrails. Thus Tamburini, seeing Dismal is sell mail danger of being raptured, determined at lead hod his mosey, end thought the brat thing be could de mil be to intrust it to his protector, who took such good wad the tonsure that be would Dot eves return it to its Dew A noble struggle this betwese prime sad brigand. S I way the matter tested woe thst, Tanburini, sr pletely ransiag maid money, followed is esipstaties fie omega of the prinse—vie, to put himself at the bed d another bead, and awe more try him fortes*. B. id Roam therein* bat with the French gendarmes al heels, , having been informed aphid by his eld nein who deaddles thought that a musket bill would seen abuse him from his debt without further trouble. Pes, however, frustrated this amiable iatentiou. Taiderh in good busk, end, what is mom, is with dandled is fatly itabinden his minedevion —Besiter's Lorna INTEZNATIONAL AOHICULTITILAL BINIIATIDN ter COLOGNIL —The Lords of the Committee of bar Maisokli Most His. Privy Council on Edneatios ham ninlved, tale the Lords of the Committee of her Naieety's Mad Been lePrivy Ormaell for Trade and Foreign Plantation, ern of a letter from Bari Rases% trammitting e s py of a the patch, with enclorares, from his Excellency Cont Ewa 'turf(, which enaimeoes an Intoreatiocal Aviation! bides, to be held by the " Pion " Horticultural bah, at Cologne. in she mouths of May sad Jane oat. Thom hibition will be opened on the lath Ma by hi leyil Highness the Crowe Prince of Prussia. T he docenale published in extenso bra but night's Gazette. WORKING MEN'e OLUDA AND INSTITNINS..4I adjourned meeting of the sairstartes of the teetrepan clubs wee held at the amtral alike of the inies,l2, Shand, on Wednesday .veil t. far the portion of dime log a plan of district organised.= of clubs end %tab throughout the oonntry. This subject baring haw rand at the first meeting to the various committees et WWII data, and their °pintoes having been obtained, after wee farther discandon as to the mode of working the sea t was resolved that the metropolis be divided into serial districts. in which coafersoon of reptemotatine of th dubs sad institutes shall be held ae speedily ea pal with a view to permanent organisation under debit wee Ishtar, and far mutual on.operatioa Dpwerdsof linty Iv pseseeMilvee of Loodon clubs attended the atudinit about tweoty.eix clubs have sow given in their edrairsk the prepaid mrangement. The council of the sake le : taking steps to promote similar distriet • throughout the provisoes, which sill greatly odd h • mutual usetalams sad peduaamoy al them valid* ntleoe Taerric Ricans. The traffic retail 'el railways in the United Kingdom published far *ma eoding the Bth d April, amounted or. 11,841 Wks, 627,5901. and for corresponding week of 196 1 , • 11,490 Miles, to 509,2951., showing an *nen ci miles, mid a marines of 31,2851. The gems receipts ses m of the principal railways in the United Kingdom u* for the week 8,378 miles, to 511,356/.. sad fs it oarreepoodhig week of LA year, on 8,091 1•94 484,489/. • shown' an increase in the manllo 291 miles, sod an *mem of 26,8671. The ir crease on the Celsloolan• amounted to 1,434 1 . • the Great Northern to 2,5921.; cm the Greet Bs** sad Weston to 5671. ; on the Great Western to 2.0 0 4 as the Lesembire sod Yorkshire to 1,21614 oe Ile Loudon sad North Western to 8,2161. ' • on the Was sod South Western to 1,3321. ; oa the Maeoliester, field, mid Luminaire to 1,4311. • oe the Kilned le 4.1771. ;on the No *stars to 088/. •as the NMI British to 1 8471.; on the *Mk Eutern to 1,4311.-M* 27,742/. ; bet from this must he &deleted 6811, * dieters cm the Great Easters; 681/. oe ties Lois 411 sad Brighten ; leaven the *mass as shove d 2. She receipts on 63 other limes in the trailed Kialb• amoanted on 3,463 miles to 116,224/. ; and for the caw week of lest _year, on 3,793 miles,* 111.9: 9 L_ Lt ill ei ng scas *Nesse of 70 miles, sod of 4,4181. The Pm trails es the 14 lines shove seeetroaed amounted Ist fle week to 296,8431. seines 273,4964, shown' se fasemml 22,4071. The omission, weds, merle, ha., tulle ea tho . line amounted to 215.513 1 . apMst 211.0 331 . far tb• c g° aDoadiali petted of 1664, eboi an inseam it 4• 4110 . total receipts for the pest week show ea Issroni 20,41361. se compand with those cl the terwaleoll 614 eating 101 lash The Chicago Pod says that the name of Plias er'sisseed free WOO Freedoms calling en island is state. which was covered with wslnot-treva he which was ripe at the time of the ir lele ask sele the Lied ants. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. KUHL a IM MUNE, la, at Bedih-blll, Upper Norwood. am Ltegftewa Lea. of ambler. ath GUCHT.—aprIl IL at Cerawaall-rtilae, Westbournapart. et Q. J. Wander at Leo., of sow lIVINL—AprfI IL at IlealamPh" the wife of the lac • hales, OWNDIL— It eeiZter :at Braanstaw, the wife of LWOW. "6"1 l Vateattarar.. the wile of Captain B. no. name, Metope, Cloottelhew PUL—Agell 13, xi of • daughter. WILLIAMS —A. el It, at the tia wllB at J. Williams, Naq., a • •ou. MARRIAGES. at M. 'oho s, Yeatish-towa. WAff. W. Calvert. Timm Willia. eon of C. tPsietfith..... Dower Coe:term, YoMiabamm. Jar , (WOW, W. of liastrvilla, Toryism...moue. Kentish-tows. Chalf—EATElApril lt.. at the Poultry Chapel. hi T. Mahn& owns. am of the late G. (hay. Eat of itadialh to Jose, Ameedor of I. Deem Ilm., of M. lieleteef l. Lomatm. MAY —COUCIIKAN.—ApeII It. iM liarprer hla 1104, the Wm. 0. leurresee. A. fl. 81088.41 =0._. Morton ham thatetter d C. chomp. Tact. ei MON. Lmi• MAWS. ILKIXIX.—Ar 4 11, at leaskamplan, althicta I. M i. ' wi al. yolAY.Aosa It, al X R. Johdeevot, co diaries Anktrklow cd.r=l:asee 7t. Grow * GIZILMAXAT —yell IX Jaw Asa; wife of IL lasi., of lasieceraaeretiosat, X IVO LACOX.-APO it. at Om& Yaramelitarn_. ow , iksourita —Avg Gs son Bal m . 1 , dwll", Airs, attlet J. Ildhellett. - am oyes MIMI& —Jett 111. at el the late C. X. Whiteler, Itee._________...... 1.1. 1 PANted sod 146111001 by Visual IMO IIILU" et, losOrdalrellk a the Oft el lama*. trish w itirke.. olam. lambaraalrimpt. is Om rimpless luallaval.iliasi WA NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRAL/IT, APRIL 11. -- Lieutenant Charles Grey Jesse bas been this day promoted to the rank of oorninaadsr ; and Liestssant Thomas Bohner Horner has been placed oa the retired lid with the rank of commander. Admiralty, April lA—Umfassen John Kemp', Belbeld Woolcombe. and Richard John Turner hare been placed on the retired list from the let Metarit, with the rank of com mander. Liesteoant Odin William Lindsay has bean placed on the retired list with the rank of commander. WOOLWICH, Arm 14. This day being Good Friday, the whole of the departments at the Royal Arsenal and Dockyard wets ekes& and the workmen at theme establishment will keep holiday to-morrow, having p the day by work ing overdose. About 2io workmen are ordered to be discharged from the "urine department of the Royal Arsenal. Recent experuneets to teat the efficiency of gun carriages made en tirely of from, instead of timber, have proved so satidac tory that the alteratioa is expected to be adopted generally in the mercies, and a oceimderable number of w &e., will therdore be throe's' out of employment. CHATHAM, Ana 14. The iron-clad frigate Minotaur, 26, 1,350-horse power, will. should the weather prove favourable, take her departure from the Non i0.1:120170W . for Boitbeed, the charge of the vessel pro tea being entrusted to Captain the Hon. G. 1). Mame. Between 360 and 400 seamen, riggers, and others, have bees plead on board to mist in navigating the vowel to Portsmouth. Tat BCSINP-sS AT THE LANCASHIRE ASSIZES.- The practical effect of the division of assize work between Liverpool and Manchester is now beginnieg to appear. The mum lists show an immense increase of the civil business ; and the labour of the judges, instead of being lightened, has actually become heavier, as a result of the altered ar rangements. Until the new courM at Manchester were completed, it was considered very fair if the whole civil liminess of South Lancashire Assizes amounted to 130 causes. This spring the Manchester cause list numbered 78, and the Liverpool list 111; making a total of 189 causes. It does not appear, however, that the increased Dumber of courts possess increased power for the disposal of the in creased Imam's. Both at Manchester and Liverpool learned counsel bed to assist the judger in trying prisoners or bearing Mlles, and so ioadmoste was the time allowed by the Manchester commisaions, that as many as four or five courts sat at ones, there being only two judges ap pointed to the oirceits, end the other courts being presided over by the more experienced members of the bar, or those who had the least number of private engagements to engross their attention. Notwithstanding this, only 38 of the 78 of the Manchester causes were tried through, the remainder being either settled, withdrawn, moved on to Liverpool, or made remanete in many cases solely becsuse the pressure on the courts gave the parties no hope of full and fair trials. At Liverpool the state of thiogs was even worse. Oat of 111 moms, 64 of which were special jury causes, only 41 were tried out, 13 being settled or referred when they had been part heard, sod the remaining 57 not coming into court at all. Of them 57, which were either settled because the mama interested could me no probability of having them tried to a satisfac tory issue, after they had gone to the great expense preparing them for trial, 22, which were special jury eanese r may fairly be regarded as having been more than usually importent. Whoa it is observed that in South Lemashire alone, although the judges have sat early and late for a fell -nuth, nearly 90 mule prepared at great expensefor geosivod fro son as wood, allowed 1016 ; horses as. Ind woo ~._ , ly sir ossie•-. „ ..____ _ -_-_ ._. abroad sot eatitled to maiden allowances. Last mils and • trial, and involving the settlements of issues which half of B.C. (12 subs.) as least 190 persons thought sofficiently ins. kW Age Age portant to warrant the expenditure, have been left lord Zetland .... 4 t by Saunterer Redoubt Cheverette a 1 power allotted to the circuit is by no moms adequate to the 3111 e de Fair 4 Lroeseski 4 Diviner S 3 Surely Roe Parente .... • green to Liverpool,. consistently with the claims of other A Sicr.grarnras of 25 nom. each, 10 ft. ; 3.yr-olds, places in the circuit, is allowed ; yet judges and counsel Td Sib ; four, Sat UM ; five and upwards, 9st 21b ; mares i alike comp lain , that they are overtaxed ; litigants complain, and geldings allowed 31b ; the winner to be 'old for TOI. ; i with Num reason,.that they cannot get their claims_ it'd if for 1001 allo wed 71b. Criterion Coarse. (4 subs.) 1 justed in accordance with the law ; and those who are to u. ~ Troublesome, 6 yrs (1001), Anadyommo, 3 yrs (1001.), Fox- nate enough to pt a_hearing, hecat ly com plain that they holes, 3 yrs (20W.), Dawdle, 4 yrs (1001.) are compelled to undergo the f urt her cost of reference to 1 arbitratioo, solely became there are not judges enough to THINUIDAT. get through the business. It is stated that only two judges A Screclurrioe Firm of 50 sots. ; 3-vrolds, 7st 51b ; I can be allotted out of the present number to this circuit, and four, Sat 1211) ; five and aywards, 9st 41b ; the winner to be that no longer period can be spared for the circuit Lusloces sold for 3001. if demanded, he. ; homes entered to be sold than at present for 150/. allowed Tlb. ; nonmthscribers 3 sore entrance. A VOLUNTEER COMMITTED TO PRLSON.-A case D.M. I strontium volunteers was decided by the Mayer of Grantham A HANDICAP PLAT! of 50 sort for 3-yrolds and up. , 1 and other magistrates on Monday. Colton, a member of wards; esteem* 3 sore. A.F. 1 the volunteer rifle corps, a short time ago, appeared before Tar SECOND YEAR OP TIM ASKS PRODEJOR STAKES of 1 the hooc h and was ordered to pay his to b sa i pt i oo o f DN. 50 10•11. each, b ft, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Sat 101 b ; fillies. I and es. costa, or to be committed for 28 days bard labour. Set 7lb ; these got by untried stallions or out of untried . Captain Commandant Burbidge consented at the time to mares allowed 31b. D. M. (6 auto.) Jack o' Lantern, the money being paid in 2a 6d. instalments, but now in- Pampa, Kis, Alfred, Calerrims, St. Magnus, fby Vedette formed the bench that no payment bad been made. The -Man (31b) (dead). „ roar Writes said the senteoce must be carried out and the A SWEEPSTAKE/3 of 100 DOTS. each, h ft ; colts, Bat ltho ; d o f in gt or un d ergo his term o f i mpr i sonmen t. SUN, Set 71b ; the produce of MAIM that have bred a FIRES IN tux Mirraorous. - Yesterday morn winner of the Two Tomato! Guineas, Grand Duke Michael, lag, between twelve and one o'clock, a fire broke Derby, Osks, or Dora:otter St. Leger Makee, 711) extra ;1 out on - so the premises in the joint occupation of tin and iron manufacturer, Mr. t rowsd by 3 .44lliava lb. D.M ce . ° fronts ( ral )- 118 Ade tha lai l da w 13 " 114 b , red Qu a ill w , inSaperl- I M li r obbs!r . od S tu te e v re e rsat, and Mr. Charles Goldsmith, iron ere (3lb), The Missimary, Nightwatob, and 6by Fan- I t e gr-Vizego (deed). proof safe manufacturer, at Withingtooplaos, Leveretreet, St. Luke's. The prembies in question are approached by a THE fhtc•OßD YEAS or rag SIXTH NEWMARKET BIEN- 1 narrow yard, surrounded by a number of small houses, the NUL *ragas of 10 sou'. sack. with 100 added each y ear, ' inhabitants of which are poor people; and the firs at one for 3-yes-olds ; mite, Set 101 b ; fillies, list 61b ; having started time threatened the entire destruction of the surrounding for this race re 1864. and not been placed first or second, huthhop. The hind to . m oprimo , of mi.,. Shand a nd snowed 41b is 1865, and molder, horses or wieners of Co. shortly arrivad, followed by the manual firs engines matches only allowed 7lb in 1865 ; the winner of the . the brigade,de, but by the time they arrived nothing Derby or St. Lager, 71b extra ; the second horse to receive of 0 • 3 Id be dope beyond checking the extension of the fire. a sun, equal to 10 per cent. on the whole stake, and , The premises were destroyed. The lose will fall nrioci . th ar , e ... t n i t. a ., e l t ua l a . to p s .,„„P er m .,,, sent , Di ti* ..c. 67 . 14 2____. b. • ,- pally on the General Fire Ofilos. Mr. Goldsmith ie not TTeo . balds, ---.' Den - 7 " os Contrac tor, --- Ec ...'"- ho, *Va';asonThr,'''''L‘'Wosid! ussurad.-While this Sc. was raging another hrokb out on the lies of Mr. Biedroff, fish curer, Clays ' craft, Ely, loco, Saivism', &within, Master Richard, Terse. , lotd . thewt, riffs. Signalmm, The Planter, Forager, Wild Boy, Alliance , down.-A fire Mile•tiod•road, which were entirely burnt third destructive broke out on the extensive Tailor, Washington , Rouge Crosse, Blair Athol, Vauxhall, : minises of Mr. Watt., 0000tinotor ... I wheolwr i g h t, Lth „ Groville, is by Saunterer-Morgan la Faye, Scottish Chief, ' l d -street, Greenwich, which has laid is ruins property y to Muquerade, Baronurt, Ftte-Adim, Canth Guard'- I uscan, - - ge z amount of several hundred pounds, and was not satin. man, Dispute, The Court, Langholtn, Beadle, e by Idle I pealed until the adoining premises were destroyed.-A Boy- Rodbirert. Typhoon, lioness*, a by Fassoletto-Ca. lista, Jacob °crium, Figaro, Privateer Rigolkoche, Fer. 1 didren."Tati. v s e mi ire th, also b roke out on the extensive premises of upholsterer, Archer - street, Nottiog.hill. d1.6"1- Finale , Triva t im • VsailWagr, Acolyte, Ai P b " . . ilti• fir* was disoovered by th: b 6s4les who sent o ff for Loth Walker. Searistrunaer, Skelllogtoa, ?skein's', Nile- : the Notttho.hin Fin Brigade , which arrived. and ' ble, Marabout, Sandal, Flower Girl, Boodle's', Syren, got to work in fiat - rate style with a good supply of water, co w . Ilew iu ff Rein (dead), Ambassador (dead), Fortunto but the workshops a nd contents, with workmates tools, (dead). ' which are not timers, were destroyed.-Aeother fins broke A Rearetaxze of 100 son. mob, b ft, for 3-yr-olds • out In the mention of Mr. J. Ken, No. 1, Bryanstosotreet, mite, Sat RIM; fillies, Sat 61b. D.M. (3 gas.) Connie: i t i mmoo . otroth, me,esi.ing sixteen r.... Mr. Forme. lion, Lily Lye, Lyeasder. Swathe°, of the district, with a powerful body of meg, got Tar CLAW STAMM) Of 200 soma fools. b ft , for 3.yrolds ; thou , .... iota to work . but th e th roe upper theme wow - oats, Sat 10Ib ; fillies, Set Mb ; sowed te withdraw his dostroy-Z and roof burnt o ff .- stake. D.L (8 ornba-Paris, Idler, Aeries* Oestoral . , Pea. Tb e soomioh met Falls de rAir. Ammo.. Planet I Captain Sparks, of the Alexandrian mail station, A Simatheram of 50 tom. each, for 3-yr.elde_ j relta, distl at BOSUIMISSOS OS Walailday. He was one of the Juice metals@ la the Posistearar and Oriental Compsey's • Set 101 h ; Illisa i Sst slb ; the wiener of • 2 -7?- 69 1 woes • His foam far • ansooetise Ito 400 nom. isciudieg the wiener's ewe Oaks, Marti's._ ..may Taira th e 00 • 1 0• 11 7's Illb ; of two snob stakes, 101 E extra; amides. a ll ywodlilh. at l ies ' R.M. (3 sebs.)-Attiolts% Sister to Ambers, Fer Charles, .Du • delicious health restoring Bevalenta Zephyr. Brame. n ra bi aa li pV ' ennes, wiliest modish" • • es tiscrawrotosoo. Dr ' A Straitens= of 25 nova eash. for 2..yr-olde ; colts, . Mlle flodlittetlen/. CeitAtilt Asthma. Oillsonnefloss DOOM birth ; finks. ilta Sib. Last half of R.Y. (10 ants.)- M arn e ., ra w :a. " 1 " .. . mwe0 sulaw • ho 000 t ii - A„,, r ul ' sol s . miL sigmea se, eszett s Pathos. fby Beaker to Elhatee-thieWieg-Fletter, Flow annaa ny.- D a srs an d o n . 24n.17. s ftw i k o w ,... u.d... W - MIN, issesavia. Otopel Royal, Ifiarms, Josilifer. Merle- la tho, at Is. lei; Illa. /hi. IL; Ma. 1111.... AS di smas.- IllOisSe tad VS I% OWL 1 (114,110111M0L1 GOOD FRIDAY WITH BROTHER IGRATICIE. Ow= • allonerotrosere. , Yr:4oo4y morning Brother Ipatius and the breeloss of the KegUsk order of Bt. Beeediee made Modal efforts to celebrate Goad Friday scowling to their podia: v i ew s. The chapel wee hang with Math, sod all daylight was carefully excluded, bat two large candles glimmered Wore the sitar. After a few seocodo, bottom , it was apparent that s prommiee was advancing, at a snail's pace, through the gloom. and thresdlog its way carefully through a rather numerous and closely packed congregatioe, priecipally of the poorer elem. The rich baritone voles of Brother Ignatius could soon hi detected In the hymn which the procemion was singing. Whoa the procession reached the situ a few more males were lit, sad it was then possible to observe that Brother (patine wore a cloak of gold vestment on his bask. while his bead was severed with the oowl of the order. The Bev. G. J. Onseley closed the proosesion, we aries a vestment of black, with • large white moss on the both. The monks, pre and simple, wore only had their ordinary black drums end °owls. Brother Ignatius ouried in the proceed= whaleaived to bee small come, limped with black, and sneronn by a crows of thorns. The commertdamets were interred by the Be,. G. J. Ouseley, sad • hyena of which the ever-reourring refrain wee "Jesus oce klgh is erocified," was sung softly, with plessieg effect. The anima dth orns was then removed. Next the Rev. G. J. Cheeky need the epistle of the dab, and efterwsnis the first les, as "hbecties being us taken with the ordinary mode el celebestieg divine th service in the Acidic.'" eloncolt. A pump of the Old Testament, from the ropiest EO, was next reed, followed by se sethee', solelyNS su stained by Brother Ignatius, "I have beard thy votes, Lord, and was afraid." As has been stated on more than ass occasion, Brother Ignatius plays with pod taste and effect open the organ, and his Taos is as ethelleot oat; indeed , he and soul of the Bemlish order of St. Barmaid, ead bet for him it would doubtless soon become • thing of the past. A collect was then mad by the Bev. G. J. Ouseley, and on his making the brief preliminary •thertstine, Let us pray," Brother Walla" exclaimed, is the authoritative toes which seems habitual with hies, " Let um keel dews." The faithful of the easpegstles obeyed, and then immedietely dhows:di &ether lguatius said, " Let us rise up spin "—a =Acres which was adapted at leest a deem Wove Crm"or:her collects which followed. It should be ob. eared that when the Bev. G. J. Oneeley read from the Scriptures, the book wee held by one of the monks, sod Mr. Oaseley read, or rather intosed, with his hands folded in en attitude el ryverential prayer. hea ther anthem followed, " Deliver me from the evil men ; preserve me from the wicked man,"and was sung by Brother Ignatius with • pathos which seemed to indicate that be applied the wads to his own one, and to the enemies with whom he has to cootend in the outer world; and he sp peered to pour out his whole heart In the suppliestioe. " Lord God, Lord God, Lord God,s tr mni& el my mlartion cover my hurl do Dot Week" me, lest the ungodly trium" Brother lavabo next proceeded to read o r b the gospel of the day, or, as he termed it, the "pussies of Our Lord Jesus Christ, accordieg to St. Jobe," Mr. Oaseley standing near with uplifted and folded bands. The gospel for Good Friday is a pretty long one, and, u Brother lens tine mug the several peerages, such as " Pilate, therefore, took Jesus and scourged lure " (the word " sooarged wee almost indefinitely prolonged) ; " Behold the s Away with him" (the cry d the Jews) ; " Woman, be. thy son ;" " I thirst (given very loudly), tax, this feature of the service occupied • considerable time. At the words, " It is finished," and " he bowed his head, and gave up the ghost," an attempt was made to poetirsy the lightning and thunder which the Scripture narrative record to have Weeded the real event. Brother Igestius, Mr. Ouesley, ell the monks, and most of the cosgregation prostrated them. selves for a few seconds. Brother Ignatius then completed the resding,or rather the singing of the gospel, after which various collects or prayers followed, each being preceded by the formals, "Let us pray ," " Let us kneel down," " Let us rise up spin" the effect being that Brother Images, Mr. Ouselm, the maths, and the faithful, were continually rising and falling, and falling and rising, although they were standing when the prayers were read. The prayers were offered for "John Thomas, the prelate chorea to rule over us," for "bishops, priests, sad all the holy people of Clod." for " all order" and degrees of men," for "our eatechnmens," for the sick, a secure harbour for those at sea, the breaking the chains ef primmer', the sector* of plenty to the world, he. ; for all hentice sad schismatics, and their return to the bosom of oar holy mother the catholic church ; for the "perfidious Jews" (here Brother Igraine exclaimed, l iy a = of explanatioo, " We do not kneel in this prayer in and detestation of the Jews, who knelt in mockery to our Lord"), ten. A veiled crucifix was then removed by Mr. Oussley from the top of the alter, the crape which covered it wa• partially removed, and Mr. Ouseley, holding it aloft said, " Behold the wood of the mons." Brother Ignatius eau the congregation responded, "Come let us adore." The craps was thee farther removed, the crucifix again held aloft, and the words, " Behold the wood of the mow" repeated with the same response. Then the crape was entirely removed, and the figure of the Saviour wu ex posed, Mr. Oueeley saying, " Behold the wood of the holy moss, on which bang the silmtioe of the world." The re. sparse baying been snug, the crucifix was lowered to the ground, and Brother Ignatius creeping towards it re. vere atielly kissed it. Mr. Gormley taking off his oramombroidered vestment followed iris example. Brother Ignatius then said that "in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost," be desired to my a few words to the congregation. whom he to dreamed as " men sod women, eons, sod daug,hters of our fallen race." He eooordingly weeded a Mod of pulpit, and lea toes of impassioned entreaty besought all present to show their love foe Jesus by conies to adore his holy cross. They kissed, be said, the pictures of relatives and distant friends, why not kit the emblem of their faith—the cross of their Lord Hs then prescribed that during the "creeping," a hymn should be song, that the faithful in drawing near the altar should make three prastratioes, and finally that they should kiss the diode and feet of the figure on the crucifix. The chapel was perfectly destitute, yesterday morning, of any ornament, and appeared a truly wretched place for religious worship of any kind. Tbe brethren, aware of this, are mideavouring to mired feeds for the emotion of a suit able church. The ventilation of the present chapel is very defective, and when it is filled es it was yesterday morning, the atmosphere is painfully hot sad stifling. However, the masks almost live is it; and at all hours of the day and 'eht a deep-toned bell calls them to prayers. STATIONERS' SCHOOL.—In consequence of the numerous applications which hare bees made for admiesion into this school. toe Court of Amirante of the Statiouers . Oniony have indeed to throw open the school, hitherto entined to the sons of liverymen and freemen of the com- -- _ __ pray, to other scholars. The crowded state of the City of GOOD FRIDAY. —Yestsedsy Was, Loa as usual, oho doti School, where there are at present upwards of 200 mimed is wide l y different me , e by serious ant i c ,. of the boys unable to obtain admission for went of room, demon- oeutmunity. At St. Paul's Cathedral there wee a full strata the necessity of a new public school for the City of SeITICG the sermon Wog preached by the Rev. Dr. Goya • similar class. This desideratum will sow be supplied by bon, incumbent of St. John's Church, Paddington. At the opening of the Stationers' School, which is capable of the cherele Royal, St. James's and Whitehall, t h ere were accommodating upwards of 300 boy s, and affords an edu- f e ller svices, the sermon at the farmer being preached by cation similar to that of the City o London School, on the the Very Rev. Dr. Stanley, Dean of Westminster, and at " del of which it Is understood to have been aelaffei. ""`__, " the latter by the Very Rev. George Rua Bowers, Dean of The school is situated in Bolt-court, Flat-cruet, _end was Manchester. in mimes quarters then have b ees ath l et i c "tic/ about four years ago ' A n a Wit of about, " Ml ' ew _ sports , but the Oedipal of than , which in old times in ',SATS OT • nulliat t.. , ATROLIO &IMHOF.— ane earls* took plies on Good Friday, have been postponed death of the Most Rev. Dr. Brown, Lord Bishop of Ka- un til today and Lester Koehn, when they will take more, took place at his lordship's resideoos, Farnham-street, place e t the Agricultural Hall, Is l ington . The chief coll eens, on the eVebing of Tuesday last, quite unexpectedly, Law w ill b e - h e w s ., the counties of Cumberland and as his lordship bad taken a drive of some nine or tea miles w es e acor geoa. The railways rew rap( out of London yea. ea hie car that day. having previously walked to the today morning conveyed large numbers of holiday seekers orphanage and convent of ' Clans," in the Main- into the country, bet the rein. which began at midday aod street, to inspect the site of the intended chapel about continued for the greeter part of the day, somewhat spoiled to be erected and attached to that institution. It the pleasure of the holiday seekers. b true that his lordship's health had been declining THE JURY IR vim PI3.IZZIONI CASs—lt will be for the Wt Mx or seven months ; but the ice- remembered that at the ma d o f p e ti se i ee i, when t h e goes . habitaate of Cavan and Cootshill (where be bad re- tion was mooted as to what was to be done for the jury if sided for several years) and surrounding districts - , it should happen that they we r e locked-up as Good Friday, all denominations, creeds, classes, and parties, by whom Mr. Heron Chanuell remarked that within his experience he was so much esteemed and beloved, bad fondly bona he remembered that a jury under similar circumstances that the approaching floe weather would restore him had been treated by the Sheriffs to a whitebait dinner at to good health ; therefore the announcement of his demise Orem wieb. Although this statement caused a little amuse took them by surprise, and created an indescribable most at the time it maw , t h e on wall adopted, for sensation amongst them, and feelings of the most an- oe I m o" y es t er day sharer ar glandes Coffee-house, feigned and poignant sorrow and regret that will not be _, i Ludgate-hill, where these ' unfortunates " are immured, eerily allayed. His lordship was in the 88th year er ... , I our reporter wits informed that they had been conveyed to h t la e at r a os t y th ot e time Forth ot , i tis th de e mis a t ant li y e d w vir as ul a oiltiwrehereaa rtmeminklingralliniathsencLesibakotathode ... a..s. , rare doubtless at that time he was in the habit of visiting annually for some years InT avORPOLIC TORWLAND FAlR.—This great fair, past. Be had been one of the profane in the Royal College of K r 800 t h, and was consecrated bishop of the l er Diann of Kdmore on the 10th of June, 182 b, a t w a li . ich, as ou rega t e su nte m p, ode ls puh a th aps e k t in h e el ow argest ko lie k ld pues daring os le ..r. i . w.. ...., Thuleday oa Norwich cattle - bill. The weatber wee ben theeneecraerehttedwinthththe seth3zeirwicif use 112li--the Dr. Maalis olded -' biebo -- I from every part of Norfolk as well as from Su ff olk. Essex, i, -- "i n 1 tifally floe, ad the lotus of visitors into old Norwich Ireland. His lordship establ ish ed the Dineen Sensiony : combridgmbire, and Lioco h m hi re. was v ery omAerahle. of Kiloton, at Cann, some 27 years which, under his ..... lordship's supervision and auspices, has most emioent educational eelablißlDDlnge iD Ireisad. .• __A. The exhibitor o f a m , s _a„...k. in a of become one the te7.l.B7oom;becwhofaestre quali P" t wd y of Len estimated o tlo a ts t o f roff l er % wal had the old and unsightly chapel of that tows remodelled also o ver : b og"' sheep-iemra Reruns. l ut a - ZIT - ff„,„„ sod enlarged, and converted into a cathedral, which, in COG- ',if Haggler , leakier, r........ Wake, &dm Go ,b o a . J. sequence of its splendid interior, with its ornate ailing sod le a leg___,.. e gg' c e b e il d r "" orhoose, ms ' i o T t eli a, w irer . , Bh er ' ou ,: Lea der, nmque altars, is sow otra of the Boast in the kingdom. He r.,:'=„. J. ffe i fe, a peeow, Pratt . t ro . Th e also induced his clergy and faithful people to erect new suet se hos Doi nor , fanonno bi t , i n nonnont t o th e and splendid chureiras in almost every parish in the diocese. e".". l of keep, while wool has also been tending down- He also, at his own sole and exclusive expense , laid out rip ply of fete , ...eon wen according) not very 4,0001. and upwarda. derived from his own private pstri- hooso , o. .5. the other band, aw e ,. were stony, on the erection of said orphmarre sad ammak He "g et was the zealous advocate and warm friend of educiatioe. He always done at the fair, w oed ho s: w a ir t . lower rates. A good deal was leaned, pions, and ehancteristicelly charitable ; there - and this wen proved no exception to the rale, about half fors the poor by his demise have hid a most warm friend, fica o ff er being Extravagant in some mesa. For roe pas of sheep in these weed or mart. His meanie were hied sad affable to ell, ' wool o r a moot . se soe. boa „ ss require d ,. bat this sp. but partioelarly to the poor and lowly. In his pesos he posood to be ooaddeno i - too moot.. ad the l ot, o i t h on o o d , a l.ll "11"1 "_,,,,,,„„, ktetig ecetaility, : d jaw ee4Piri f iny"eburtteh Giaatitibleirled°" s ch t le l p i" malis ly su ed, Pn btr g e uli ver i , t het y, hwtgo"6oa.haDdsad7o6.B°•acmeh.hali-Bb"aop ' pets rosy be saki to have ranged according to quality, at is great mortality among swine in Dors et - 350. to 4„. each. An nem & stone attire from 600 to 700 shire and Sennehhe at the present time. owing to Pwd - besets wen shown by "Messrs. Little, Stroyan, Coleman. I Genie, whisk is_revalost. I Withers, Pima% Belden, 'lnmost, Makin, Loney, Naylor, CRYSTAL rALAcs. —prig Snn.uxo DAY. -- k w , Prime e xhibited DO leeteeki thew, and a cleans . oe FRIDAY, Aram 14. -Admiral:ma on panne% _ 38,487 i wee sot effected. Soots were quoted Be. 6d. lls. . • .. 1 rt dabs by amens tickets. 2,390 ; total visitors . - 4L887. 1 horns, 4s. to 4a. 6d. ; sad Irish, 3e. id . lo 4a._ pr 1410. 1 (Advertisement.) -- HOLLOWAY'S Plus are de- (estimatedweight whoa fat). Timm woe a tolorabh ripply 1 d‘say the best remedy for all disorders et the goon* and of bones, prlscipslly, however, of the woriciag stamp, and towels, the Uver end kidneys. They set with so derided es s g o b. u n w ise w p m g e m aged " lad yet ab Isattlr ' thil i rP la d II " '" °ll4 " kat* ° matt- , Among the passengers who left Southampton in taboos may . tdis them with _meet peeled easildesoa They do not em u= a sleds stale of wry or other undoes sub. the New York picket Bremen on Wednesday wee a scenes, being composed welseively d roe bumps. ere coloured amrchast captain armed Williams, who had for therawee Maar made and ellthaleale. and as • fmallY Oe rawly bees I slave is the Confederst• States, He was main yet Insisted or discovered as be compared with them thin owner 01 , t a me , i m a m h etwew , Bau man fora wen. With these ineitimable sills at head. tmather and Haw% peg make bilidg Unit! the French Bag na 1,11616 e tended dine Rea seised to each tee, soother mental advise sr madam* as ton some Is my warn sire el = issmais •6 o 00 • 116 .•••• tosiabod. wWww. He hea low wad hie iddie Mimes. A 1 7 7 1 . 13 P T ffi Oft 6 DON ° S 001 1 1 °A I*. _~ ,: B' wit Or OM Z• d yep m 4 Ilue Oilspin Mos 141 x urn. a T a ! 004044 No.ll, 1 rosin 1 Ihe Te 4 J J Jars = 1 add. li Lao& TY Zo _Angel Ile~d Pastel Mr W .11:11 !hey L i t Tbs Al ileel Wain Til YOr Ti ~: tiff Tip 1111, 12 , 0