The Express. — London, England, 1860-02-06 00:00:00

/ 7 • • 7.0, • . • ".0 0. - 7 ' r r -• • 42197' iro ygi il i tt Lay, e .. " 4 . ssau 144 • No. 4.2(16.) 0 % EILLAI% 11 HOUTZ. 00M141311CAT1ON Ammo to MIA. v. PTT ITOUI.• k mad ornig a ftig is iotem c 0...5 T DOOR r vIOE •OW resift Crop mod Mei ter Want. • 4 14i. b. V=1 1 10116 11111 woo. mod irm. le iblitstaffe me Yodel moi rd. 4 OM Ma; elm Adm. are Pew W. , *Wooer she Ism lk Z a n* mommod r h ememr. Nam. Not di. Mak on.; imams lered=tmoelie. 0 ilfeert.e7t ewe.. imo=tte , mth imesmulua lt ik er . = simani‘ fik —fere= M g e l n or 4.11101•1460. TAMES mo: of FAX Pill ai t s Feta WM Or Air. Amp raw.. ewe disimable MOON sod o,:s LONDON LINE mraem itEMLLIA. OM. iiigGeWlE --. lllun pm. wir. INNL r. nom 'said JUN 4N Uhai Mary . raj sit) Jolla/ NO Girt. #ffr . 7•4 .' N. 7a.71 bass 143 pelf rat.. d NSW! ,037:.7c.:. i. ring. MONEY WIORAM sad SONS'' (el XXXI•en y*Pl. WAY* JAM K amm= in I A—Yee XI LOOPS!' 11 Mut 10 lo• Ow on 110/ADA IL MIA dr mindie sllF ir • lONNOLIL. •I. lA. Ime. J. A. AT llllMD k =s•ur ; la %be ICIA• 4014 Vogt. TAU .l AA furer 0•• 0 Nowt taxa wad Aso At wt...di& =mobs the LiralrilAt i rse t n :r. Puma. am. Taitg r ami Atka INA tiovidOs. •••••••• ship. Awl% all ho t e pameer was Is AmilesllA Mx Air mataaladoss of mown on mar. j r oxid.Al.4 .1w mill nor. mu —he XXIX lor pew e V .. a t v. r w l in t LA . 4 01/. AL PIM? . ol:41 1 1 . 0110AY. u a Nam I X MOIL 114 ixidesh•Adres• EEH/LIS STRAY COMMUNICATION to 21 \ W 1 OIL —Tlig_Ll 2. 11/ TO LI Nod D&LPIIIA ..“11411IIP TI VII INT I LIsori iloodOely Oak hiS3-pmerecl Ira •mio Nem *am ol Oboseios.lo mbar% mol•••••• imatilkwir: 11111111 T P l Os LIT L 701 NNW TOIL TWO, Wirt& & _ . mu ~,,z za s ii: And a; marilog it ie.?. iso:2■1111 = W lila ssommiallia. Prelo. a nets& Pamir .u 0 :. Ilre Rolm Mem *mei a mr• odour Mbar priludiameft le WIL.I•ll INMAN. OrsiFast ur. ;se to liTill sod &AMT. il. Ur& 1T by ('TEAM has LIVERPOOL te AMERICA vii PO DD. tie Malnd Oom Olumilp Oompoof. O LIVERPOOL TO PORTLAND sasnors. rok L I 011111r1One. in folks. 21. lima PIA IL , lo Mos OMR& /Lb 2L . to folks. E lisigars, Fob. II rump tr so IL lm 2l . 1:142.e MS. 11. = Mr. so 0. sa 21111 s; lot lie 3 /sisal Ise lo SA " M 104 es b. Nub w w. ow STEAM to ROTTERDAM sad dm RHINE. ow," n. VAJTO - OTE" 6..in.". Coptais gt " U.ll.o 4: Mtvet a l?..l B 7:: Ir= trey —ft* s. apply is tiff k bb +.'m Pa aie • ' re 9 . 1:::: sod HIPEDMOUIII BOUTS to MILIAN& Mrotolt atatogt to WATIIIIOIIID tad 001111. by tabotto NA V lial. aS . an . up otatertat mg tommor. lam as Teutons at S St. X Matt poit to lorootoo Iron " Itotob Lw TlCh u r. 4 111126D ii" Araba SAMArtolill& b Oa woo MY& M oila Itatottaft 1110 Illombolost. SY. .L Tblololmoo Sara Ittbaso atailabla NO OMB assik no. reabiltia. Illa Otos& dr Ile timoso lion ...... gr _ 34. .. ta , NM toto Owl awn ■ . Woloalto. me at No to Wm& roaD ma J oms lostiao. Nog lb : or* . 111 . torlOoma. NIII IMO. ]iASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY, Cli•NO1 air tar AMU It TB frulu n := 1 017011 taser. wry *. drjrr a lie l e. Ik..l %e wal "atria = 6.9 or ewes ,e worms lassanar reir OW miss men Alsod pr.soas sots ma alsor was Warrasns arse ... 40=wf e• ....T r ;gr . ic ....... 1 Ea n= mum LOAM - MD AIISOCIAIIIOII s i rliartembri . 11. wr i. r i ttriz ir. F . uh. wefts at al = 1 :0 741" d • iili. fe . .1101.1.1 ADVANCJDI MADE, vsegig or, mom, tivranusrr COMPANY so 69.1.14 areb. MD of mil. IN = ria n Tatrar. swiss. N c to INVINTOIIII.--011ICE for fter i . r rit • surems se &Mos 111111411111, i v .... az sew i ssa i rsrafora. Ilkielbabsd as ar ZRZ IMPERIAL LIMN 00ICPANT emsesi. st 031111-10041111 pea Ulm Or Mop pier. alt lieNalle ail lib& st Tails Smalls sad bras 'ZIT 000/ML W EONOMY aid XXCELLENOII. a. MeV sod J. Ilamftill'hl enial a jim Iss a se main emiant MI mile li Oak Is s roam irdl le is allol Ida keg =sr Om a Liebe se ablebas. Teti 011 II mwerial arbMs Om to amp a. Salo I Imessw.m. hal 1.1 IPIPOii be NNE" i Jeri-111AV MAO• 11l lIIVIIITI P U L 11I• Morons ?al LOlllllO DIZWITIIIIIIIT lit It IM7 4 1.111.4.111. MIR Ike MOM I • ea 1111161111 INN EOM MOO* seri Myles are= are aplegol. =map Or briamil mei osagrob A Wee abl mill waned )l'a d 111091111. 110102 .1 11110*. VLNam Owiledsialm Ibis sod Swab awl esk. SI • aM mla Mils is I. se Moms' bible 66 sel anemia 411•111 W et Ow affiat i tti= aboili trams. _ _ ____ I. leaers.d sore /oDox—roo gi A l g* r ewlift =s=6l atm DIAS • malibli bk. kr seillielisd el ltdsm, mils as in ma Aga LaIE “INDISPINSABLI" SUIT. rk le vellum Wass MINI. Nbeellift arelP10: 11.111° 11.011.4 1 2a to be Ile ow muoilo owbolio Mawr Vow Oo lowood of IL WINO ad MR _awe fi lbo Moho od Woo wi flow takolowo. woo of 1.11.1411111111. LIE GREAT RASTERN.—A. abeam Aber wk. esio flielleni raffavlag d Quoit um be 'WNW IL Nthing astileff. 1111110111811 sad ALDGATI, sod NSW OISORD4/TRINT. 'Swim el limildNOL &MUSL BROTHERS, SO, Ludgate-hilt are tie IsAmmo. sa4 We Name IieIITIMMIANTIBOUSZILL . a Oa aims 'Nibs MElss. imeiodeal I,ll ° " V Mill QAMUEL BROTHILIMIALedgarwhiII, warrant 11.3 NM At sad wawisll it Oak nilernAll TEO MUM MAL SANUBL li KOTHERS,II, Loftus-kill, warreat oar +OT/ sum al lb. M► .------ SYDRXHAM TOP 00,1 T, 411.1 TROUSERS, u.K sCO LAPIS 011•11116. IL—Famme silly s= l 2 _Mose so Ofir ussollonlis Sr 1. 81110186 680 0860 moo.. soloopelb IBS MEM Ira pilloss eali ow a WI too Mrscli even aig~ ors agars sa areetwa ems wt. ra=" 111. of dailllSL MILO MIMS, 21. UN7INO.-1. REID. M. t.sttwt. ltp ....a ardrim WWII. Ile 11 P 4_004/.11, limp Mak at iti 4.i .4 0•111. of MMa style aid vsair. -op, Ildpailieirel. WALTERS' PATENT LwAy 00111yEAZIOS ai be IC 1100 Nj subta is ella NTT. it !at:KNELL% SKIN bOAP, the but f ea m ay *//inbekler sal Malay dim ; la la. orbs& of Mir IWO at tet•l <laid. Tomo. ao• Sok 11 4= 8 fitawaa.... 0 • sa lm , Oniniketen.r. a 10 1.11101 dale. Oil 00 . Inkat all Mods of aid •" • ••kut ft". VIM. morals. awl Oar Imp am ••• lwarlas. sold log --- • k t Ede Nod wile oft Os moo of " 1 0 ZIAL"8 OOP/MINK as lIAOCKARAILTZD c•P4 Ll4-0•••fts NM imill• ••• 11•044. Oa ball Na. 41 lbw imp no d a popoldw ••• ma. arl 4111MISM ... 1"1"14411 . 14 : 41ak 11.68".4:10 .P 1 6: 1.11 1 1 12 1 =10. 1" VOW lIIMMINNTIP POPW . ' a IMO .._ bra •••••• •• tr esi ti si. 1...... .16-. we... l lllh•nuarl WWII ill T% l'••••. and Idiom Obeli. " Loom; 11•4.11••• am . L . 114. .IYMa. Ala b is hem of • Mar Oa • aa a ••••••1 dew mbar to •••••••• ="BI3ISW".. r=„6..,•• ly pa*, l• I ; a. at 0. Int assfts. a 10.4.. aUs (1444 POO% 40 mos blioliniesaiis, CiipUlm Piiiiessiza WI " t . . ii. M .. grair " Lerim .. SS lambs e : ••••• • ..:-.. 11: i.... 1 44".• 71 • ..: '.: is k Deft O .... Ir. I. Dab. WI figagr_Piesilsi. . ii 4 *JAMES THOM. *M% MA ::::LBSKT SMITH TO-MO RT .t Bich, mob ti. aslicr sae MOM Ma Au as, ID il/Z and Iv T Ibut Oblembea el • e'deoli. a I ellaa.-11616 29. as be war al IhrAle• 111111 alma 664 dor 6 1 110 11 6 6 ;Mk faiNT. la 4; sad Mrs. GERMAN REED, TO-NIGHT, mad lIVIRT MINING Weep* Nebrierta: p lata 4 404, It u la i ra,* Our limo mkt %made Iftilds." MrI i FIANA. IttEMNITT. .... —.4.1.6.. i t. t....z i. se zz i at as 064 rKAHN'S MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL imy.. top re So tislososeirdooll tar Ihr minis Do Roo Os Os Or Of 1/AT ONUS DAIL 1 /sr =I ari troti l n 111/11los. Brollsoito oak. Dr. lake% sho tborlorai do* at sod / romso— P l=l • sol l is= Wm. grolV tar likorbos. sod Pbrdelsor m rreposOnslloo 10 • 6 4/ 0 -8•1111//W lb ammo—tiro so moo alai 1. Dr. Raba errsollso se lb/ arm make I. M. WNW el illepk, Mout bon /kvabar.ll. A D LAWS GALLERY , NS Lowther-trade, as M Isa Nurd, b mt nu NON m la MN tot SIM rarcerics. Ileum T lark% masts bet MR. CALDWELL'S ANNUAL BENEFIT ui. Nowa. Rum, at—pumsress. Ma r i. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY BOOMS; C ile at Ilatitai - i '.- ,11711 1 E 1 4 W ce l IST VI III VI I R MM. safttbsof W. W. M. Pular. plop 9 . 2111=149 . mistlia fit In sat owing drital and ”aa at Wiwi I. Owns, at 9. Gala" at Irra oladra. ba-11.11 M. 11. M. Paint and Mama le Sal Marlys otativaty Ito ads sr aids pawl la and far Mandy. le, 3:. DANCING ACADEMY, 34 Aldengatratreet. trADA Ar y ..9oYtrii Wag We= PASTIES mei la all Os Wier awls ammaikl:Pti. r ttaang. aim .As WITSIOIII cam wary Mania/. eisalassii 114 , WNW 46. haft per 010•1111. /11. imaliar.lll. Maas lassaar. ad. lama. C a IILL Rooms, Winging&4srest—OraDd Ciair nu —OPIX T Innis% mob aalsbialid D. aahilthil ta ... twalaseml Ilassaa. Patadaal Mem, M. Daps sem at a easainas ai t; dam a raw armanra Mohair's. OM @UMW& isir taia HE LONDON PAVILION, Tickborne-strest, Pavt O s ear" .... .._" l " 6" Misa ng t."ai . ....... Ibr ....= .2 llibili ft— Mom Yob% as EUROPEAN sag COLONIAL WIWI 00/11PArakplool. (LW. two Mon 08E~ boo of sis../les* We DIOWW. Swim ari prlolo is ramillo MO i I tnTAWBO el WO Wislo ma asinaorr at ,Srwing et 1I I yr noL SOUTH APIICLIf PO .111 . . ._. . ........ ISL ma SOL mime SOUTH •11/LICLW 0U51LLY . ......... IML WWI& . Tr dims . window I. strally. DOTAL vIOTOILIA OW BILST.son. DO*. wl 117 WIL lofts' t ID OLD POW,. Loo d S II Y ilio am& WPAIIIL DINO LUIO lIPSIIIIIIT 0 PAOII. lILL . to aim onally Ols. pat Ana "EMUS= OLLIWI. awl valsot Wi i.; lea "Me sal pima mod few l• I4 lsthmi ZIO/•- Tana WI YID PPM. Mows. Q TEVENB sad SON, 78, BishopegatwainstWithin. pa WIN= of gala 41=111p. PuNl iaL tios Ilav ib nit NU L= rum• Ow quelillrl i /1/s." =elm or brews. MIL, 411 L. M. pa doom IlemeNee. Nei . 1/6. Maval&. 1110mit quollly. Wa.; Vlio= 10. pat tir.. Oa ;M. Are loft. l a = zor /PlN = aloss. Www. m. ... Ved tz lil li= aba zi a... ab iliii... n aL =l,=: asp=6*.fh, mob. UNNELKY'S COGNAC.—A pur ma tiii or brows bilme&lik JP , Oa" fik Linke O ki T MINK ma duo usimpoll Mowed. area Ili per Yr irk lasksise II :Imam Os. Dlalary. IG vb ammarAsi san. isHE BEST sad CHEAPEST TM$ sad 1111 GLAND No et Cop* be ~odd of Too Willowitoot. ON.. Mom oldoff&I T i rro gi a.llll.. fa. Mt. 80. owl 4.; to OIL. rot to. out os to tho woke of to wo ninny toolis II soolot tons le tOto• =Wow %moo et toodtet /Mu. AZ peat motto of On Mr. " WEAT de the wad Weems try .ow P.—Why, tr v ese els T ib m i. trivirerre r = e tZeMtli es bu tit ; t B ii ihk eeks. 11 %. 6. m.a Iliaresolradissal ELANDIA Pints HOMEOPATHIC COCOA. Trim Med Own la Is =- so pousflaity Mr poem =airsag a. usidelly Wi& ft those d cos woulive psi dm& dismslor Ido kLAND'B GENUINE DIGESTIVE COCOA Yes snide salimble firths WWII, is 1 nine; ••• will be • Mom awl Or~YlYr blrq• limbed la 11b.. 116..z w i tt me um be_ Ist_tworab eel GYM grows. Mat esixameit—POPEP.l Pit AUBSOI 11.-011NUINI HOMEMADE.— no" a te..A . m . w i rairros sal lON. lubfaan. g& tam.. AINIMIDOWS &dosses CONNICTIONZRY. alliniel SWIM TOM lIIIMI MY/. almost Ma . asilbur r.. ..ftelia. bag dam Almond Ike& Dr.p. d On via MI E N eMelar ai , is mr= 5 ... L. pa . ... 7Pi• we Sin .11611 26 4. t ra $ A dr om+r bo l lft agille II ea Se NO iwasmisi. Own lie awrilay le mien amps or maw erde. OICE ITALIAN. ENOLDI sad GERMAN i s a v sait st4ILl Oa AlAge gf gine In MN WW New sal gialidifef Ike Med gf WWI is averts( ni g h mil meld gm the warm ggif fogoluel ifgageogr. To gosh oar alladtge sgagml gem igulorg dim es 1111 1 r410/1 Vain. Mile is aggi gni Ig semeirrord d =11•56= 1 ,6=. —ol~4frammor .0 VZOZTABLI (OOLZA) OIL, 4.. we lo b ar . 4 t= art . l i.ll - tir.C'rmt Oran . emerald I. wratw 17 AS-PIITINOS end LAMPS of every auerip 11; is o lz r=s1seisveir =lr o n ; i g et = ga r ••= ei tiNi. Meal= le ras Fs ag i R SO& DRAWDTO - ROOM CRYSTAL Olairt Oa sad a ikiliwg Mkt Sires WM err a= l : et gis idiom diseld laved Maim 1116•••••••• la the WWI 1 1. /FLAK ma (h. 141. 03thanidliesk ..wssilkaraili. L . HZ TWO-OUINZA DINING-ROOM CRAM DWI% Ow Oreellelle. wla all lissymehis NB Mandeffir blew sliewbara—l. IPA a ma 016, lasia. M. Ozke .. appolos NEXCELLENTE BUOUTERIE °DURANT& MODIILSB Mtrjatrll42:lllll- grWrd SIKKIM, ZMa Medal es bi ilbsee Searle' bulls • =rt,b...... et Ildr GO (IThl.O rad =WO, dJlwa,I~T, orb ir▪ tiMes sad sacomilL 1116 SIONIONOdIeak 001•16= 7 W. t b D i. Mt m=r asig ai la C r ".. •••les. use t...T.—RICHARD ATTENHOTIOUGH. el, osiimsoriny.-.n. Imei lanimesie wpm" SILVIS MI mil rout • Mr: Male lIIIIIS. 1 thsoad trey mum — 777 1 . &is e l II a. H Taw rasp_ rn • ea. ad. id At. d i L ei rabb i t iri 7 1 7 • ri rr ip 6 . :7 .. So 7• II I .. Id 7 3SS Mil S 0 4 Stet :11: fir War ilooldoos for dr UMW roodosfidsodfat Issfffilor loss spasm add tortait jIIMIE POMP% il arnill a tr o sz i ra. &waft al 'a. me ft. —Mire illivaisesegli. it W. T sarslrr r REPLACED...-DICATED METH -An ig sol i : rirer isd et ; 4 . molliiika D ow d e d... 1 Ismibb to valmort wowed ib 0 . 4 . 04 . 44 dr sir =korai Mie Sammk. ... = stl .... u. tr g hi nu° s trital..... hr. ---- .. l •2 l Lo a" ZUTiliadialwas. liwiluilis Pill. SOUND sad WHITS TEETH an indispirmaable idsoltaulilliadolirbilo/tArritY = • *Ws maga fie On obilmi mil mol solleribilme• Fof iboolimbi 20 1 • 1 leilms , == ib.s•d seres• I. lir mai * isl a = a l= • 0. *Misr PISIPILV I Lr .1 Os Sidi. Imam • bag= al li•j=i arm them it s: ammo te.=•.•11•1•1••• lism= i r the 01••••••• rim • veep 80 0.0 1=8 ••••••orri. Prf•• UN. Ods•ls. ••.. see ea Om Mk ma" A. 11•••••••• W. Union No Or sower mei *sow blel4 by Ir. imi 'bib ma rp KUL, IMOACIOU 8 Sal MILD. a. Ile"M__E90011 ea lavas 111.1 A mew Iseliell Den she mime et De. lea. et '.. e isu t ag eread .h ieselable sea war watt Iseas Plea eat wens itellolft 0010. " OM aft IlMwevaleftardi a. • wirepfiksas mil. dm Oft re laelp erellift ; mad ba ftda d. o 7 = Oa mamma 4 8 = bum ta_la la or IL Ds emeteeek he De. Mesa ee1it. 6.0. 01 Dubs 1 iftraft aft e ammo wen willado. wift la. ' iftemoi mill. Mme- raw LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, IMBEI7ARY 6, 1860. ?lir ADDING AND BIRTHDAY PDASBOTti. I. zooftiousaa Mos•dint nUie•llialiesi• Ms K of SaamlN o mu. I sallow AO wasistis ISUPATUK BUKISS, WAS•• 011•111 h Wort J•••1 1 V : IRV arm ma sad CURIUM' BASS NDTAL SMITE, AN VNLOSI IND . - SO sad INKSTANDS as Wu; RISIIi Nolan& ind p o oh.m, sk• NNW SATS/IT IIL".0 I.l ah at &No • dole' nriti• of KLIKIANCISS I PINSIINTATION, Ime web. Sr smiSMIS, iu Lai m : 1. K111,11T 10DlIGUNSIAK SlortAy.tu• dais DM aUDIEB BSLECT unsity.dupout Ms of Immo el SY Linn amide rad Tbsemed Valor. gar Asavia. estaillig vats fi peemmil Worn& mai Wee. QOM* par natemmrnebir ow WARD KIIDIN. ihrilkinoli. Lefts; rIOVERED MIMIC, sad HALF PRICE.— Plikam" s a raM l SA sh 6 saw ' IM.ll= jez On= miNali4l=ll=afte NEW PIANO.FORTE MUSIC. miimaji cc voi s prrgre SIMMS.WWWON___ LossHee SI. Hos. 0. IL Lobes. tenssadlas so. Gu 7/114it W ' Si Tin RI a By mla ms. lbsi Oho Varnsimo et Geist BMWs Illoarsist. So. Id. TM Sho Spy. T LOYAL tall./ 47. 1221. Dr Snow Ow lose ns. serlbod Ye ot Ono Mists. no* ass Surd. Ss. As tassorlSo ; lOselmess listaisfsed 1117 ofoctivs. TUN ROYAL MMUS MANCH. 11_3 SWIM Gwyn. Illso• tosSed see Penni* sr Filen Irederie W=msa. la and edam's. _a. OA Won sortie go emir mos/ Use Seeds , " Alin" MINN." MIN AITBIAT UAAUIL Hy Seams Oppolle. A Illatfllai knurl's. 11e *NI al Talralltr lIA*OII. OF W. vwcwor w Issattel Ss IVrselsosse of Owed: 3s. : Hobart Cooks sod 00.. New HeidesHe-slnSa. 13 lbs a W. rum rubtiase• t• Mat gosotoso . . to a few dais. I miasma 144 he , HOLMBY /10USE : a Tale of Old kortharaptaa adeaMay tun. NOSY 01.gDP. ' t i lraita ath rli. MEWL II Tomo Ultra 118. TII N IAININT*3. 7Ii gaaI I6I =. 6 bk. N. Lulea: **a W. Parker sad Sea. Walk arra Crows ho. TrillrEt RECREATIONS of a COUNTRY tAlso=oogrorA wks iliefistrieB=="4 A. Is " rw.r2 lash : JallaVria; sedges. W it Mart Two esime. with 1444 x. Si. 44, MANUAL a OEOO HICAL SCIENCE-- Trrilli.shigrerlarlt4l.edWpirgivis M. A. • J JAcw 444. 1./.114 - 0:41. :'m . oval.; J . union : Jean w. Pwlur awl Ike. W. ;Ma w& TIE ART-JOURNAL for FEBRUARY (plitil SL) susimise Time lissisilmil es Olsd also Mu. ,asisys=sl=Stalipar . l srti r vssdoels . Vs - ISillw tliembursi s PRIMA I " IL Mak VALL : - • De. Tillraisal; . 1 . .. rail lais _ 48 . D 0... ( ft`,.Watin, 91022: r, errin: a u k ow* 11 =:.• .1.. 0. M. ' PAS. sussesssl : "Swiss AntlyMise ' 6 . • - Ile Dam tba . _. "Onelei F. ArS il ass bs " t. Waders') In &mita Woks." Ms sod Ws i.O. sfoiril Os. Psassomberrow. I 'AMA t 1 vol. Ore, wllk amoress AroWeld Ames, pad trek la 6 soda wog% ea mi.' ii di WM llanis. VITA VITALI& A new mesa work on the Naiin.TembrausdOwe ct andolbstemeas, and moisomialimmlina el ihiturrom oplook. • dlis• awl 9, •9 199 1= . 19 1 0 919 9 1 eimisio. 119,19. dime so slim wog wiria In NY" IMF orbs romend lig do maishoplomme. Dr • Furama5,19. 6 1A. =.4. 199.1991944 =der Ow 119 liellisiadb. Ailirsa . lietllar, 19, Oxford. amok Lrks. VW by AVM le , WarWiCk4a% SIMI Ili Melillo la Wm J. sr 'wan. Coot! OF PROBATI.—It may not be generally known that pursuant to the provisions of the Court of Pro bate Act, 18.57, printed calendars of the grants of probates sad letters of sdm nistratiou throughout the whole of Eng land end Wake (whether made in the principal registry or in the district registries of her Majesty's Court of Probate), senteinieg a umbel retry sack grant, showiest its dam, the twederzy from whisk it homed, the names end descriptions of the rotators red intestates, UN place and time of death, the games sad detteiptions of the executors and administrators, and the *lee of the pommel estate of the deceased, are from time es thee treastnitted to es& of the Nelda reghtries he Inegendea by the midis * a.. dm ad ISlNlaliffilgAil Old& euWI. We re Wormed that the Delmar ciumptimiag the gnats hewed from the 11th of issuers, 1118, until the 31st al al Deemer in th em e isms , new completed, sad la the orsl *Omelet the wart. gi d CUBICAL Monsen? nom ef DUNHAM,— Those le new ao mreessity (my' the These) to withhold the alithitedPe dela! dslloquent who has cane* snob ea ex dimedell Iceedlghne oboes in the north, by ebsoondlag with • loom woman from the shy of Durham. The circumstances of the at have beams notorious. A local papa gives the bbewleggertioulare esaesoidng it. The pew says "Aa embeseNsery sonseelea bee bens prellneed Daiwa la esersgmeas at me** dieslosares empeeths the sonde* sad eimiteeker et the Bee. Wra. Proem late curate of Bt. Nichahof Cher*, who bed achieved coneithwithie popularity se • pesseber, and had hitherto beta regarded se • pattern of piety wed a model el wily. The M. geatiemaa, who is quite , was nwvY bale mote then • year age to ea amiehle yang lady, sad he seas time they lived eery together. The respected facambsat of the perish oeee sa the pad bila to the Thelma Psalms dory, , ea isodtalliea ealleilleW by the hesavolenee of the politic for the eshemeithmef women who have deported hem the paths el vide* la the Gem* el his mleintsalleas the yang &Mathes mists* le the lesandeali, made been* AIM to this *tamp et knob treaty, and theism** were understood I. dart* Nash spiritual benefit from his pious eilentetiene. Se be them say levity or impropriety berg perseptibh in hie somilsee, his devereinear wee that of a sin ew ad pier entheiset, *Mous se reeleim the loot sister hood frees the deembed depedittiaa end ewe into which toey ked Mon. Whelan him aril was simulated or a noere, of *arse a ma esa dearmlne; bakes is proved by subse quent walk mee el these women enseseld mtabliehine ea hemsee over Ma whisk lee led him ft Mimilos his woe lib. img After beam the gh OA lhit the F fiesbledly seda Ids imposts be ie*lnly - wee he a shed period la Ike envies of Mr. Fresine sh _whin • it would appear, ben whim senespamilesse ebbe bee oboe hem dimmed. no adallierou latienesens fret seek pies totems teem. Ursa the *v. gendessa's ream amedatits elm wee afterward, taken into service at Croadale Pannier. Latterly Mr. Framer hen boa to • highly nervous and excitable state of anted, nod belag on terms of intimacy and friendebi”rith the BA,. H. Porter, of Croxdale, he went over from Denim as a Auk, seisesilly be *asp of sit and net It wee while throe thet Itis *proper Intimacy with the sem* wee fauna oat, ad the diecovery of the liaison wee, a • matter of cow* speedily followed by his preempt ad lemosialleue amnesial from his outcry. On Thurday the degraded carer and his pint:war went o ff together In • dv to Ferrybill station, and proceeded soatliward on the North-Eastern Railway. As may be supposed, this disgraceful affur has excited the meet intone esicerstintent, and it is not any to pleeine the indigestion whisk the diecovery of each hber tiniam has celled forth. Mr. Prosser's supposed piety and zeal had rendered him en especial fevoarite, end it wee only ea the Saturday helms Chrimeles-day that the young ladies come** with the Bible den pressathd him with • writing deb end inkstand a • mark of their respect and esteem. HI orb* admirers me 11hd wee with anew than with eager at the ehatterieg el their idol, sad all right-waded perm* will be shook* to lied bow the church has been vandalised, and demurely lament the eats* to which the muse of religion and mentity mete valid by this sea reve led* of clerical prodigasy." METROPOLIS OAL—The usual fortnightly meeting ef the thiegatee hem Use several metropilima perishes was held II St. Meedn's Vestry-hell an Friday lad; Mr. Dow d= he the char. The hen. secretary (111 r. Beal) reed • cog silibiegly es the Home iheeetery to • stahommit by goe op* whisk wee easaimosely approved. He re m reply bed been received from the companies, W id th* they bed premed for • c thy of the WI in prepare d*, which be bed death* to pro** me the reply bed hen received, se it might lead to • easeidershie mositiloation of the bill. He reported that • large West- ad club were about to mast * esesider the propriety of displadeg • sad rstaraing to ell and wax. P. 'time bed ben rsmlved f ec ,.. sad • oorreigemienes had taken place with, sleep slumber of vendee sod provincial towns. Fifty pomade la enteeriptions had been received from Lambeth, mad 101 trent Habana district board. Several drams bed been lidded to the bill, width bat been approved by 0011101111, end subject to some few other amendasests, It would largely to a fortnight. Dr. Cavil* Sir. Hoary, Mr. Oadsea. Mr. Ferry, ldr. Fitritew, Mr. Welker, Mr. Dowd*, Mr. Tammany, end other tisiegaese rederted te the mew* gee grievanees la lioathwark, to the bitters el Hr. Becks** sad Mr. beeeetry, , to the Moser *their several mirk, us to the satect of the eveaom awed:lag mines ; and the meedag wee p w:si lie s by some Ilene* votes on the modes ef the hemp rery ono eery teed Hr. Wegbee, the boa. Rena. Cousin or 8111eosons.—V ir iollowing gemthassa having andorgene the seameney essminatiosa fur the Melee* were admitted sembsee of the milege et • mall* al the wait el earelaws en the Sid het, vie. : Meese*. Cheeks deka Smith. Newington, Bvvey ; William Hempen Caine Weave, Hunapiermint. Sean ; Hang Dentem, Beiseallet, misty Mayo ; Deihl Zeassed, Lemelmeene ; Wades George Payne, March, Cambria*. Abe ; Fleasis Wildare Othene,Heameteck-hill ; Wa. Lai- Elsa rowed, Kaideedisid ; lobo Henry !hydra% Victoria smears, Pim** ; Wedeln Wishes Ways, Airbag, Nether most. Nada& ; Times Biros Suttee!, Binelealows ; •Fre derick Dena, Weleeeirmpeoe ; nmead, soothe Illeephhio ; ad Beane Sheri Henn , Adder, Widdmr. MB 1118812MIONS 111 BT. 61010PS•11AIT. Yesterday there were three services, a usual, at St. George's Church, the last of them, that at 7 o'clock, being of so Gightful a character that none who lied the We foetus@ to be plead fill ewe forget it. The dada( was most alarmkg. The violist °endue of the rioter cam pletely soaped Oka efforts on the previous Baledey, the aitoontteteas connected with which have ban brought wider the notion of both hopes of parliament. The moaning service wee performed by the Rev. Bryan • the restat e who wee amide" by the Rev. Frederick Getter Lea. Daring the payers, which way slid with th e tuna &oral aomeeptimpta, thin was some coughing and =el paw dotes, bat Kr. Churchwarden Thompson 11 the paler* to be doled, so that the whole of the eangrepilen wee in till body of the church. Mr. Lie wee floe preacher. He won • duple surplice, end had seither stole, bad, nor bands. ?Di selected for his text the 40th chapter of the Gospel of Isaiah, 29th verse, "He giveth power to the faint ; and to them that have no might He la mareth strength." He remarked that these words can- Weed • great law of the Christian church, bat he had sourcoly Galahad his opening tattoos when attest thirty mad forty persona row to an insulting moaner, and walked oat of the church, making as much plea ea they well would. Mr. Lee made a dead stop, and Pelted myil aileoebmpseatared. He than seat on with his wrote, to the course of which he spoke in stio ug oondemni tory term of the conduct of those who had taken part in, or who had Metlgated, the disgraceful proceedings of last week. At the close of the sermon, which was delivered with much earnestness, there was some slight coughing ; but, taken aa a whole, the morning service was conducted with is.. inter ruption that has been exhiblted there for many months pet. the large cross over the altar, at which hassocks, onahlotte, grayer-booke, and bibles were aimed on the previous Sunday • Wed heat removed dieting the week, and some of the 'Pallor altar ornaments had been taken away. During i tncisting there was • bile body of police to attendee*, the church, Mader the directions of inspectors end Holloway. None were allowed inside. At the close of yesterday nearniag's service a pntleanan, whorepreented that he was • clergyman of the olurok of Bath* and that he wee the Rev. Thaw Atkin*, for many pars chaplain at Norfolk Lamed, and at Calcutta, applied 4 Mr. Impactor Alison to be allowed to preach from the step in front of the waters door of St. George's Church. The inspector, who treated the rev. gentleman with great courtesy and good humour, expired his opinion that it would be incoovenieut for him to address a congregation from Missteps at that moment, and, acting upon the hint, Mr. At watt away, promising to return in the after awe. This premiss, however, was not fulfilled. The Mier o'clock Litany service wee interrupted ha the cruel manner. By et: o'clock the people began to assemble for the twea k( souks. Cannon-road was almost impassable, and whoa the gales wars thrown open there were at lout 4,000 people meanly waiting for admission. The rash wee terrific, but so sesidentsof any kind are reported, owing to the admirable tact with which the polioe, who were stationed outside, managed the mode of admiadon. There was no refusal to " sampeoted " or .other persons, and all who presented themselves were allowed to go in, until the oharsh was so densely pecked that it could hold no more. No sooner had " the cespegs 'ion" assembled than howling and yelling of the most audacious kind was oommenoed, and this wu continued with oat cessation until the priests and choristers walked in pro- MUM to their accustomed places in front of the altar. At this time a perfect storm broke oat ; cries of " Fire" were mind is order to cease dismay, and several of the gas lights were stmoltansoudy turned out. Mr. Charchwardes Thump . . . . Bon, upon whore the whole of the constabulary arrangements J ulie the church devolved, obtained the assistance of some of his Meads, and forcibly ejected some of the ringleaders &angst the stolen from the church, leaving them when they were thrust *Wilde Is be dealt with by the pollee. At the time for reed enetheSumesse, Raw-ligsmai giturt e iscumbest of St. Mary Magdalen, bf neater-square, emended the desk, end was greeted with • terrific shoat of " Off, off," " Peary its," and "No popery." At this moos* too, • body of men and boys in the north gallery bops singing Rule, Britannia," the chores, "Britons never will be slaves," being taken up with tremendous energy by persons in other parts of the church. Others mimicked the reader, sad the whole congregstion was in s state of the highest possible m ammas'. Lucifer snatches were struck, *range peel thrown about in every direction, and there is reason to believe that fireworks were intspdised into the church, and would deaden awe been used had it not been for the ensigetio and dearmised sominet of the church. warden. Mr. P.O. Lee wee again the preacher, end was he arnesied the pulpit he wee smiled by a peril laricase of vitaperatioe end abuse. The meet filthy epithets le wadi the bona bogus amid give expiation were hurled at him, in addition to the reoonsaind•- time to "Go down," "Be off," "No popery," and OGo to Rome." Be gave for his tat the words of the pro phet Isaiah, " Watchman, what of the night f" but nothing could be head by those who were within half-a-doses yeas of the pulpit. The people, who had indulged is singing " Rule Britain*" sow struck up with greet velsaimes "We won't go home till merning," aim which Mr. Lima stopped, and regarded them with es spars a= of unspeakable dis co*. After a issithesed penes he sated whether he should ga on, sad received a loud shoat in the negative. Be exclaimed " I will," end then proceeded to defend the con duct of Mr. Bryan King, the rector; said he had made con cessions which had only made the mob worm ; denounced the conduct of the people before him iss itscrilegioue ; said that those who made thee disturbances were unworthy of the camp of Eogilahmen, and argued that Mr. King wee acting constitutionally and legally in the course he bed adopted. The temper of "the mob, " which wee the term mote than once used by Mr. Lee when speaking of hie audi tory, did not at all improve, and they hewed sad shouted, slammed doors, sad so effectual) , drowned the preacher's voice that, though he spAe it forty minute*, not another word he uttered was head. At the ekes el the saisoe, not fifty pupae loft the church, and there wee every desire to repent the some which was enacted on the previous Sunday easing, of pelting the altar with any alias which could he eceramisstly baled against it ; but in this respect Mr. Chnichwardes Tampon was too much for the rioters, inasmuch ea prior to the opining of the church la the easing service he ha surd every hassock, tinkles, book, end other articles, which meld have that been seed, to be removed. Being usable to setae them selves la tale way, the people sang soup,--ecestecit them the doxology, while fights were going on is Weary part of the building. The banisters of the mad* desk were broken down, bat the altar fortunately escaped. When this state of things had continued about hat-se-hour after the close a the service, Mr. Inspector Allem entered the church with • body of police, and performed the proems of clearing out, as operation which lasted may as boor. TUR SONDAT EVENING SPZCIAL SERVICEB.—This sixth of the special Bawls,' wreathe services me tioadactad loot night under the dome of St. Paul's C.Mbedral by the Row. Hoary Manvill e 8.D., ass of the canoes reedeadary. The terms wit Sashay maim will be preached by the Rev. Dr. W. Thompson, Provost of Qmon's College, Ox ford, and preacher at Uswohewhan. At Westminster Abbey laM.lttkt there was • mg large easigragattoe, the proseber big elle S.w. MOONS Thigaigs• Carter MA.. of Christ's Comb, Woad, masa ei Cheer, ma; Windsor. TM serum at the Abbey next Banda, orating will be preached by the Bev. Cmoa Millar, rector of Bt. Morrie's, Birmingham. =sets Ball was well filled loot alebt, the Ming the lien.idwerd Olefins Arnold, MA., of E a strCollege, MOW of Bthpleford, in the Moms of Roolustre. TM preacher next Sunday will be the Rev. Thomas Nolan, B.D , lemebsat el Ratmet-egme Cheri& At Si. Jwaris Ball ia• Men Maim Mamma. • ••••br Mem LaMar poor-Mtn ths mandretemelon A swim bed b oa held, at which lir. Reginald derelbsd es " a lay oviagelle," roadbed. The Vkaasla MISITII VMS opened for two services, that at $ echo* was acealeeted by the Bev. R. Robeamm =Maw of Tub-real Mod, lomabsib, end that at 7 Mils* I i= T the Rev. J. lirCennall Harem KA., of Bernie Caw, Caked, lacembeat of Christ Tj ' &isles. The Hon. and Rev. B. W. Noel, KA., at Limes Wells Theatre, sad • sorties was esellasead by lbe Rm. J. W. Meter, M.A., sf Cleirea Collage, Cam- Incombant of NtterrooL The Gmbh Theatre was for two servicm, the 4.t Mime ettedsotad by Stout Thornton, M.A. , of Q 00111•111 COlibilk 0004 imusboat of St. Judtes Cherch. Whitetheed. ••• ••• mond by the Rev. John Derma, M.A., Omni Chiba • Oshod, musesetiebstenn, as the lira. • ley. Militia Om, MA., make al •• 0•1•9 9. 4=i f wish Weems to the Ileivinh Than _ l4 grw Ir email isogrardes. (Stamped id. AdditionaL) [TWOPENCE. NAVAL AND MILIZAB 1. C PORTSMOUTH, 1 , 6. The Flying Fish, 6, screw, oeweende C. W. Hope, anted at Bpitheed yesterday free Felled. The Ariadae, mew frigate, Captain Vendee, will re earmesee Ire expenseal sinew trials when the wester pees A In uit peed the lale of Wight 10-day, under The t sleae seis dews Chime. Wes wW be twee toeserow, ate the ships in the dere peeved. The Wm.& Coney Militia will meek on the 10th end Ibiele, ON ireeveyance to Cork, previagely to einw aabelid. The dL itp wee now at Spieled are the Queen, Aries% wed WOOLWICH, Pa e. 6. The government has purchased trout the South lakes Railway Company an Womb, eon of land at the oast tad of the town of Ormond. Wading from Parrock isms, near Christ Church, tors Iteressisscoet, for the pur pose et forming • range for rids practice, sad for the erec tion et About 600 Fula are employed at a building to the labora tory tispartmont of the Royal Among, in making cartridges. As many of those ware compelled from poverty and other owes to rennin in the establishment during the day with out food, Captain Dew, the sopsointandont, has ob tained to supply At ups cookiag epparatuo, sad measures will be to supply • meal of loop, &c., at the charge et asses . DEVONPORT, F. 6, The Royal William, late sailing three-decker, having bets altered into a 80-gun two-decker for the recep tion of a screw propeller, is expected to be unlocked on Thursday next. The Arethasa, 50-gun sailing frigate, left yesterday, in chargeßiddler..cabs, the maatee-attandeat at Kellum yard. foe Chatham, to be lengthened to receive screw engines. The Virago, Commander Dann, will tow the Anilines to Chatham. _ _ T crew of the Aboukir was paid wages on Friday. The Prometheus wee undocked, and taken into the Sound, yesterday, and sailed to-day for the Coast of Afrke. The Alacrity arrived oa Friday from !Sheerness, sad came into harbour to repelr. The Hind, tender to the Russell, sailed for Falmouth this morning. The Cheyhouud sailed for the Channel fleet, at Portland, tab morning. The troops, 7 °Mora, 20 sergeants, and 379 reak acrd file, that arrived here from Calcutta in the Malta Ranee on Fri day, left by railway yesterday. be Niger, Captain P. Create, on the 4th of December, was at P us an, all well, having remedy arrived from Auck land. While at Auckland, the inhabitants invited the °Seem M a aria of enterteinurte, and Captain Crscroft end the oaken bad gives a Unwind intertainnent and bell on an expensive and extends* souls in return, which went off In capital style, to the vadat:44ton diked the entertainers and entertained. It is expected that the Niger, on her return to Sydney, will nodes orders to return to England to pay off. YALTA, JAN. 30. Yesterday a small Turkish brig standing off and oa the port, waiting for the master, missed stays, and ran ashore ender Fort iticasoll ; totally invoked; ons passenger drowsed. s ilet i h t . = ship Himsloya nand through on Wednes iltoer Majesty's ship Renown lett for Gibraltar on the 27th. lye mainmast is detteran. Her Majesty's ship Orion is refitting. Her Majeety's ship Liffey leaves for Corfu in a few dap. General Scarlett has been appointed to succeed Sir George Wetherell, who realges the post of edjutsat general en the let of Apra. It is generally reported in mili tary cholas that Bar Gimp Wetherell will tats the commend in Inland, bat we believe that General Sir George Brows (some years his senior) will be reoommesded by the Coro mender-in-Chief as Lord Seatan's successor. Dr. William Aitken, who for some years acted as Deinaa•trstor of Anatomy to Protestor Allen Thompson, of Meow lialvemity, bee been appointed by the Right Ron. Maw Hatert to one of the chars . OnSirmai Medleal School, which is at proem% being orgmbel under the super- 1 mosedemos of the War Deportment of goverment. When the Besethey al State for the War Departmest resolved, in 1840, to institate an inquiry into the stale of diem* in the army in the But, Dr. Aitken was chosen to fill the situation of first pathologist in the commireice sent'ont to Scutari for that purpose. The Secretary of State for War has authorised an allowance of 4d. per diem to man employed in camps of ia struotion in throwing up told works, &o. It is understood, however, that this is sot to be considered in the light of working pay, bat es a compeneation for the injury to clothing likely to aelss.—.lltvey sad Navy Gazette. ADJUTANT-OVMM IN SCOTLAND.—Sir John Douglas has received the appointment of Assistant Adjutant- General to the Forme in Scotland, in piece of Colonel Maeleverty, about to greeted to India. THE HOOKENTATIOE OF THE ARMY.—We an nounced a week ae two Alai that the intention of the govern ment wee to add about 21,0110 men to the tinny, dis kemillag the Willis at the woe it.., sal lobe*. Mao se tudben Lae. Se Moo commate believe bet the ipiriTh igsb r i reesenay hoe. dime Ibis, seeppel b, sad that the magewistien sal be easstaieWy be then that peopemi, and aB bet ildsially settled at the time el Der IMIIIPOSIMML The army eedamie are undarstood haw ben wised with a slow to Modica, sad they will be bid bib Ow Renee ell Osmoses .1m emir as. Op in We bum et man wok- So it ly e And the proposed iambs le be Onside elasymber awl See of the Royal Atlllbity awl Ems wity teedSoL As elbensuanowatiens le beaus& be meld sir respoldieg maw tettolimen perky' ft bey be 2: r a i st rapist tat we Wm balls said, Sot the Woes* in We Imo wS be bade In lib abbe st as eldiebm es seal ocen pry ; ennesquently, that no new battalions mill be formed. —Army end Navy Gazette. SUE-IPtetCTOltit OF VOLUNTEERS...4U fbllow leg (Sows have been appointed sae-tesperiers at volentown For the artillery, Major Forteecue. For the Rase, Major G. B. Harms, Major W. G. D. Stewart, and Major A. A. Nelson. They will have the pay and allowances et Majors of Brigade; the aid Inepsetor-Oolonsi, McMurdo, C. 8., ranks as a Deputy-Adjutant GeDereL —Army and Batty flasstte. - PROPOSED MILITARY TRAINING AT ETON COL Ltos.—Tbe suthorides of Eton pays, is said, resolved, without delay, to act epos the grad of treeing youth militarily. On Saturday next, the 1 1th instant, at 2 o'clock, public meeting is Resonated to take place at the lhstohad ' keen Tavern, to St. James's-etren, with a view to bring the subject to the notice of the public. Lord Bich° is expected to preside. Fuca MIDDLESEX VOLUNTEER ENGINEERS.- We are end to bum Het sire the @etageres by the Qesan of the revise' of this err It bes base lashing Arad/ Po grom Meat mechanics, art emu, Ito., have already pried, chitty from amoog the savior/a of the teeth: iSSlbriall Mass... The corps purposes to priors the Mies of sap per and miners, and it is bored that it will be found of con siderable nos as anzfilery to the Royal Reghteent, ANN it be demand le all the rem eat cote erre Barrios. In his ammeeisasfss b the lord-liseteara the tweeter, for War states that the craft at Middleton holds the first prat In the volunteer onglaler Wes of Greet triter, sad that this awls nos been anekoodi as ibs km Is the estatty of Middleman. WOOLWICH ARSENAL VOLUNTIZZ CoRTIL—A Meshy of ea extreardloary ton" and which threesome to ontaterect the progress et the volastere momment at the Smol Armaal, hamotarred. It spurn that various artillery aid role erampanhe have been bred la the royal oarri.ge aad lobotomy department., sad the officers one eland at mestinge of the asembem, Goland Tiara, FLA., Mind oomosadant of tho whole form Oa Wsdoesday laat a &pa lades, sonatetiag of Colonel Tulloh sad others, waited upon the lord-Liessamest of Heat, Lord Sydney, for the parse, of preseming the ammo of theadloses shored by the wasp aim bat hie tooknip °Waned to sone of Me Stet lima los ey t as th Arasi gionad that they are riot mania akin at the bat entered la the books at • oirtein sum par boar wages. oonsequemo of this Societal, the men of two compotes repolood to wigs. bat at • meeting eabeeprently beld it wee armored that wedge aibuipt Mould be wade to Minos the Lord- Lientemet to reosomsod the rejected par tite far sonasholons. TM oaken objected to ere highly reemasible forimes, AM at 15W. per mama, bat this m asat ie ealodosed at per leen the otkoticas. THE CAW aT COLCHISTML—NearIy 500 recruits have arrived during the last law weeks at tat Indian depots atoticand in tbo_aunp at Coldwater. Oa Friday, Captain Cole% of the let Borth. left the amp tee flythe, wham hot will In 'Mare M etatioamd. Is the mane of het west tbe Aloft of the 9th depot battalion pm • ball Is one of the won ateldisimeale. Woad Street, who lee beam abowit SS Lave kw tome Ms time, will return to the camp on Wodianday. A. a young lady was wanting in the neighbour bead of +Lieber* allow days ego, a any Man ban Mew* bee drew sad wade• Übe la bit SPORTING. THE SPRING HANDICAPS. TO TIM =ITO/ OP 1111 111121.3115. SIB,-It is somewhat flattering to me that the opinion expressed, when analysing the forthcoming Derby, in favour of Buccaneer, Nutbrown/a, Lupullua, and IJoiplre, th e "hest public beetle,' should be re-echoed, and by Uwe finest handicapper we s der the last " W pro ender lished, the Throe-year-old Fres BAndicap kw the Crown Maeda( at heed-quarters placing the two I sod leaned to (Buccaneer and Notbounte) at the top of the tree ; and there is sows satisfaction to be felt alto In Seclusion being made to give weight to all hie contemporary fillies, as my concluding letter upon " The Two-year-old Celebrities of 1659" gave her the palm as being "at the heed of the bliss." 1 " The Admiral" is not altogether so sweet upon the Wizard u some people, the Whitewall pet being In receipt lof weight from four in the hat, sad while High Treason (at doable his price in the Darby market) 'a put down at the same weight, Underhand L within 1 lb. of the pair ; so that if I err in selecting the latter as my Yorkshire cbampice it is in good cowpony. It wee bold stroke to stand upon the worst favourite of the bar horses backed by the north:um as their best, but dose not appear so desperately out of reason when we find hit pped by snob • master at the work within sixteen mama el the peat gun, the Wizard; and the market may yet show the,, we many to follow in my wake, if the actual men doss not confirm the impres ion the half-brother to Fastanage end Underhand made upon me. There is every thing to he teamed when ateeparing the budget if flu han empti witkihmt seedelks t o Trauma's Mistireit Caster by Mr. Topham, and as I cannot deal with the asseptaaces for the five great handicaps published a fortnight bask until those for the Northaciptonthire Shame en roadie known, thirsts a good opportunity afforded of seesparing the opinions of the two rivals upon the merits of the following that were handicapped for the Cheater Cap as well as the Fees Huai cap over the two middle milai at Newmarket. Newmarket. Chester. t 1 tit lb Underhand Lifeboat Marionette Schism Ditto Independence 1 .... 7 2 Willie Wright Napoleon Eakdale Polestar Tumuli Maid Adana Beds Ticket-M--Leave Artless' Nimrod Prime of Denmark Winkfield T. P. Cooks Petra .... 6 12 Bars Arts Charlotte There were several besides the above weighed for both events; but as they are also to be found in the Newmarket, City and Suburban, or Metropolitan Handicaps (the " Admiral's" handiwork), they will bedealt with on another oocasion. When comparing the two scales of those races at present under discuuion we can soon discover that Mr. Topham's is, as usual, the lightest, the difference being a good hall-a. stone; yet both Underhand and Lifeboat have exactly the same weight in each instance, which proves them to have been dolt with by far the more severely at Chester. This severity, too, appears, unmerited, for, although the Squire best Lifeboat three lengths, when meeting him at Liverpool lost autumn, in receipt of 441 b kw the year (thus having about 30Ib the beet of him on the weight for age scale), he is still receiving 421 b: at Chester, and thus only giving 21b for the defeat; in addition to which • 3-yr. old should improve about half • stone more than a 4-yr-old between last November and next May ; and if we allow belt-a-stone for tbe three lengths between them at Liverpool, the Squire will have 121 b. the beet of Lifeboat on the Rkoder. This view of the ques tion is taken by the gallant handicapper for Newmarket when he makes the Squire meet the old horse on alb worse leans than at Chester, and I am rather surprised at Lifeboat sad Underhand accepting for the Cup, as they are both together upon the strength of their running last season, and conse quently at an equal disadvantage with the Squire. Tun stall Meld has received better treatment at New ' market than Chester; but unlike Polestar, Adam Beds, Tleket-anseve, Arden, sad Nimrod, who were at severely handled there comparatively, she has not declared forfeit. Mr. Topham follows the Liverpool running of Lifeboat, Underhand, and WinkSsld, when allowing the letter a few pounds for being behind the " mucks ;" but, at the same time, he has just as much the worst of the Squire ma they have; and why " the Admiral" makes him give 316 to the latter le not quite clear, for his only other performance lost season was the neck defeat of a greater rogue than him self (Sceibbler) at Newmarket Second October, the perform- Mce not appearing very rand when considering that Lustre, at racing weight", was within lees than a length of him, for be Lame would have the werst of it with the Brewer at Cheater wen he in at itot 10Ib, U we follow the form dis played by the pair at Shrewsbury, and Winkfleld would then have now the best of him. T. P. Cooke is even worse off than Wiekfield at Newmarket, for be gives one of the light weigh*, Charlotte, 1216, the mare having been cre dited to give hint 121 b at Chester, which she declined, of oonrse. The two supplied the beet opportunity for displaying a di ff erence of opinion ; but they both per formed so badly during last season that it is (Mafia to put them together, the only line to be obtained being from the meeting, at about racing weights, of Charlotte and the Prince of Deemerk at Mallon last whim when the hens was by three pens of • tenth, so that he bed as business with a year the best of her at Chester. There spa no very Moog diecrepanoies between the others In the above list, a study of which tells us pretty pleinly that T. P. Cooke is turned loose for the Chester Cup, la the opinion of a great authority, as he is meeting the Noire on 101 b better terms than for the two-mile mos* Newton** ; and the same opinion is that the latter has the best of nearly all the when at Chaster. Immediately on the pablicatica of the atiosplance• for Northampton I purpose analysing the chances of the prin cipal stables, with a view to dhcover what they are likely to stand upon foe each of the five great Spring Handicap,—l am, &a, METEOR. THE PROPOSED EXHIBITION OF 1862.—Th• Cowell of the Satiety of Arts have hem actively engaged Is compledng the peehmainary arrangements for the proposed l ieldbltion of 1802, and will very shortly be in • position to make a public aansamomeent set the subject. The proton's of support and usistanos already received from the highest quarters both at home end &broad justify the opinion held by the maned that the reposed Exhibition will be sumer fed, and • by so means 'swarthy successor to the Great Exhibition of 1861. NARROW ESCAPE Op A DETECTIVE OFFICER.— l Janie, of the City detective furce,trad ahem* escape o l a i rt g day from • fate eimiiar to that which betel Thetas some time sines. A few days ago, Ical”ctor Hamilton re delved information that a man sawed William Moors Walter, aged IS, had absconded from his employer. Mr. Bassett, • confectioner, of Szelleld, taking with him 100 L, the property of hie employer. On Saturday morning, Mr. HAMM, so sempeakd by • Sheffield constable, arrived in town, and. a • eine having been obtained. secured the aseistawe of Sergeant Jarvis, who sucotedef in ernating Walter, who was =ln the rah with the Alan and Mr. Emma, who in- Jervis that be had received a threatening letter from the primer, Intimating that be would blow out the brains of any person who arrested Wm. Jarvis suddenly seized his hems, and discovered that he held • loaded pistol, ready cocked, in filet band, concealed beneath the loose sleeve. of ere of the fashionable Inverness capes wh,ch he wore. He wee inneediately disermed,though Doter - id:tout some difficulty, se be is • muscular and determined young m.n. On arriving at Bow-lane station-house be was searched and the pistols ex amined. Otte contained two bullet?, and their is every pro bability that, it Sergeant Jarvis bad not displayed great oolongs and readinsee, the prisoner would have attempted hie l His apartments were subsequently searched, end • 6W. la Beak•notes, • gold watch, end other erthilse, were'dia• oersted. la the evening be was coaveyed to Sheffield, handmaid, se there was leash' to suppose that he would at lemptatakide. A FATHER AND SON KILLED NEAR DULWICH.— On Saturday Mr. Payne bald an inquest at Guy's Hospital, touching the death of Henry Powell, aged 36 years, who i resided at Sydeshani. It apposed treat the evidence that the dammed wee a carrier at Sydenham, and was returning home in his nest on Tuesday evening. The deceseed'a eon, Beery Powell. aged 16 years, was dnvlng. in consequence of hie father being the worse for liquor. When going down Red Poet-hill, the horse ran ap the embankment, throwing both father and son out of the cart, A roll of lead, which was on the top of the east, fall ea the eon, who died in stantly, end he wee removed to the dead-house. The tether was takes to the before-named institution, end died shortly after his vienissitin. The jury retained • verdict of Accidental death." A MOTHER AND CHILD BURNT TO DEATH.— Hedy ca Saturday mornhig •be broke oat in • house over e shop is So. Jetnee-etran, Liverpool. The fire Wm canfinod to tote of the bedro, ia which Um widowed daughter of the Wof the shop, Mrs. Forabaw by name, Wee "loeping ier child, a little boy Weepers old. W hen the ;Awe shalom/ adosiosies to the hoar, friss which they hid socked loam 'movies, they fogad Mrs. Forshaw sad the Mild lybog la the bed In frighoful gloomy. The boy wee at MOD reamed to the loathers Haspitook when be ally lived • boo isinstes. Medical molasses was pampa? peace/ Mr Mrs . Powelisw , who was too severely isjaed to be or lINSIPId e ad *yaw died at Stick*. I . • 4 li