The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-02 00:00:00

P If • z .~ . f . , Na 4,6984 MIDI4RB. NoNEY WICIRAM laud SONS' (of Ow Mawr Lean ysr.l, Len.l.•.• LINK al PACK LT KNITS to AImTRALIA.—Piq UttlinClt% S. MAMAµ IIII•rt Ito Lim gi • KIP.% V. llkt ofKrpleu.K.r, esltlus at rip 1h th. 01, notorwett hwy. ellpert Alp IKI L Ktll lob, Immo 4 . II b‘N Colailrot.kr bum la Ike I t I•4rks. I la. .Lop 1.411•1•0...4 Me." 31.41 e) Wiart•lTl . . t o. .1 - st •1111••• t1.e....M..111. • • Sorf..lk. LlNeolumbir•. .11.1 •ther fut, 1.. ka.nos ships. begird its. , lexprr.ly 1 .. tr.* Ibirilliellilleodaltom lot all t't 15. t. • .1 I .1..1141•• are turomemei. awl dr will carry a. itspen••••.l —I .4 PA INAIL •P prop Moll I. fi'LL7/11. ALUVLI, • 111th 9.0.& Nowt Wlernea &ass. 1•4 1. ..•6•11.41•.L -Prow awn ty Ms lbw .4 pockets aro e. 411- .. • I tr..en /14.1.0•1•••• to Plywhooth Iliml-tims lue sseasiLclars to.. awl to. far eldrichorbilell TOIL \LW PA% k Igo 'V L.I W. Jul publlthc.l. price 10, APRACTICAL WORK on the NEW BANK nev 1.1 W The nrt ham been Arrangt . .ll and 111111pii it, .1. sit It referent,. tat lhe imp.*** alt. rot time It) It 11.% It. I. uttttene) :omit toll. it..,. 111 1 Coltai to ,trt et. Olt) I' 11 %rt. law *pert r. Published I.) 11..ildua NW Wright,. Cc i't turn.etee.re.. SPURTING INTELLIGENCE. THE RACING AT YORK-THE STOCKTON THE DEPARTURE OP HER MAJE.STY FROM IRELAND. THE EAST INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. SOUTHAMPTON, SEPT. 1. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Indus, Captain Weeks, with the heavy portion of the above mails, has arrived. She brings 40 pas sengers ; specie, 1,5001. ; musk, value 5,400 rupees ; precious stones, 5,600 rupees ; pearls, 183 rupees ; also 10 cases silk goods, 91 packager sundries, and 1,015 bales raw silk, value 100,0001. sterling. At Alicante two blind men were fined 100 reals de vellou each for selling the newspaper Le Discussiva. The Madrid papers say the persecution against the opposition press continues unabated. The euritemporaneo has been sentenced to pay a fine of 4,000 reals de Tenon, and the Esperciazo a like sum. TO INT CMOS OV TUB IMPIIVIS. AND EXETER MKETIIIM BIRMINGHAM MUSICAL FESTIVAL. -+- SATCIWAT Evrnsc. I DASt4.%I to ADELAIDE br tin, tine nail len.urs'e Sealer HARM' ICH. A I. 1.1 0 0 Ine. bunk. • , A. 114.1. I 1.4 V. l .liLlN • t*.wftsolowler. . Wan In the • .1. IL. , pc.. .• Irons t•letalsk to • lilrh li•or .he ton.le M r In .3 404 11.4 n the thin and r nt..4 tat ...rally IN the r.. 1.4.). er..l the pnup . 4 4110•41•11.44 I. .-ry cad rnadortal./r low aI,I and ....I win Intending inlay have . roll•11•11.11wr Ile Ow 1111111214 . 1150114 bit mite*. clot .141 t• .1 to Itopret the .hll. . Vor fun?. r pnrt.. 1 1:1 11 ‘ , 11.1.1N.• n t.. tle MACK AV cud I 4n t ne WJIIII\ BONUS. .O)%W. sub.ll v., 1. • Lofton 41.- i• OPSI:LAND ROUTL—COMMUNICATION hy o I to IN WA, AUST.:ALIA, Arc. vie EGYPT. 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TMr Asanriallno. pr .••• a LI .'..1d..11. • 11•Wilirrea I, 1...arr.111,1.4•..4. .4 Aral , 01l tort.rtrottlon sr, lo .44asue4 tor applkolluto to I UortlAr. 11. 11111-Is. rfloaotrurat 4lorttot. jr!Asil ADVANCES MADE, without &gay, by NJ Um L. • In os VAT t. OM TAN T (LW OW abb. . • el. • pn 41i of 4....•14., bilk of soh, or oilier bp. yofoosil r.loiyoblo b 7 wry Madam: ots. 11 , 9,4Lter. ;wr .. '.t. •Jn 01l onosot *holm gb. LIAO**, Awn of tlo wool Lb abb. Truporlioneo sad haw mg bee 111001MIWINI. Nt fitT.W A %IVA 1111111 Y. Managing Tifforlof. COALS by Scruw bubAn y. ter snit Railwa— nunNer, slo.l MI...a—LICA sad Co.'s PP.14,1: 1.. r sool WAllsorisd. 11. E bolt hoots cosA Is Ass. .hr.. t Ina. tbs mall/ems I.y &cm, stesirefli. Ils.. 1.0 , 411.611, . 1,11. A I: A ILWA Slltsloss os4 *So . flay in.... 11.. sot I:amskry. los. ...OY,, 171 h.— u s I.ask. twilit seterboNA, So sass part LA ▪ All b. 1.0 Sews/.M Is LK% awl Chkul . North Lot So Lulu AA.t+so., Ulskbory. IslusilAso, a NIL asiolo siosbwol. - ALEX A N DEIVS WE BEEF HOUSE, 0.1•141...hed lionsarloi. NipxcELurarrs 111JOUTZIRI CO URANTIL aa broub:o.p.. AYSEIAE X Ama rAIIII4I r. - -W ATM:S IM kW . 0 .4 44. N. Vol.( W. I . with • Vir4 WANE all Or ruts 1 ....,la 1.9 lln 11•11411nf I. •t0....1. rf.rctfuhy th. y.WI L. an Iloffr 101111 CHAIN. sad rskosallo araortworwt of JI I L 1.1.111 . tit prroalerw W fie% RlPAlULor.N.4nkhoitha Newetartory. Kw. M.W 1.4•1415he4 A lo lira Afoot • w0r..4 Chelfti mod Jewellery for is sock I M TVs 04.4141inrwi clue.* le OWIII•cloi34, Mg ea *Manly* st I :dm& - - - MIL MILES' (ALIPIUM WICKII MILES) xsw atninna AND Al ITUCE Me the Warld-aried Mobil AIMPLA 14*. TlO9l.llllltm, le row veleta gaol rerly n....1n5.n I,l7Titte.. 111 laspeal; rhap;sl•ll. KIWI NC JRIUULT. SI A No V lA- 4 QU A RR. sag y cessmir4 .01. any poem latiallang ara ro , Wing M ha onme. IVITILIILIAIIISIs Iy VSSICVART. ISM ri BI CUMULATE) " INDISPILNSABLE MIT, Is as mesas. Twisty al pWna. sad Waimea ►n Illakisg Wast ray.lllus liesass. Ism to ;as. palkaalarlp escsormslak.l aw Tawas,. and Lusrakeeista. oat aliamisei meg el IL ]SOOT salt NON. IIIAbT.IIA De AIM 1117414416 TAIIA HAITI:WI. HI r4I Dun a% bleltifll Alt MK Awl I.KAL iiiiiiiiiii &MIMS rte . Caner of LYrArr Awl Now 11.40.1. AMA, terra ..1 II .ri slrret. Conrirr el mart wart wol rwl nr*L •NWXTIII Paw.. MI al.llllnr Mari. V.4141n. " - U.U.As beeree - 1;W eilt;ko 111.4. —. .1,•;;{ 6...11 law. awl wpm, la the sereetal 10r1ar.... EIMER and WILSON'S NOTED LOCK -EWIN4I 31A/111% M. with Mr 1t.... la apawaserfi, e m ail t4Hb "Marv, 11=4 Lwt Ito Ar lo Neimorr. 1111.40 r. l'•aler. a.. sad stale Ilwors•. I Nord An+ t. lontructinia grand 1.. "yr, lbw mrilaso wM Altrls. War. bra I.Y. of bawl w Ilb lava goloidaly . artier* 1.41 .11.-wripti.... .4 w.tek . e. sort awl eln a sst les ar- lest . aso wort • ill 'or rawei. at.l It. mow 1.411 Oa" awl Or own lator L ositalr4.: alike lor the away lb. le•oowohoWawle. Illso•Ir.o/oN1 proaervass yea Inv. D R. It let) I:lrti ENSKNCE of LI FM Naw.r..i to the swat shatterrd Igo In Is Sain Viet, railawr I. impribie. Its Meets are perm...m.ld. Its Invernry. —"AI 1.. es*" watts lull 11.4 fut to. 4,11. al Ilk. .1 , lour wueatits. • f.• 9r. seed abSINI.OI, v.:m.6,11j We rweelpt of feliwttalle•lff pw4-willkw nnkr. L. Pitlit T. 121. '4lnual. lrealcieJ M Ai-Wooer: Ilan Fr°VRINTS and TRAVSLLERS, Valitnn. 16. flisohle end .4hore. eepreed 4. the seorrhlna rata of the we mot heote.l portletee of drat. r.ll teal hull L%N W* IC ALIO' off a toe, refee4usig pn poratkn for the I osploaloit, th. rka,4 .4 latrawor Mot Maud lot.. olio) her ell heat +..l Inore , liatel) ila • 1.1. aalag arn• • t... 1. alt. rullow re 4 owed ..14401ty owl le alt:.ful earl.• of the .. ho Ere. ton. 0040, phoples, ifosh.o. owl illooforallono ore rim4kalrd hy it.. appabraLa" *DJ Owe Owe to a healthy foirity . 0.4*. Mr.* 4a W. Ott. r toad , —.AA toy ~r4WLA \l. POW \ awl .N :ton surd by all rheini.te • e 4 Peefuiorre. —A oh for ROW L%!S Irr K AIN IM olt . and berme ul sporlous ankles ander the name .4 •• Kaly.lor." T UNIC.—W. and sickly parsons should try VIATKILW nt ININI V. IN Ow I prrparall.m Quinine, eve.e.rnereakd IW. H... 311, of the lammt. :1,14 the rnedwal prof. Prepared wt.!, U. MATERS,?, bole, eltate..l.•.dreet, and to he &learned .4 all gnaws. chemal.“, and ante en..r..hants, 30-l• a delaew Wholrnalc Age•la. loots. Webb. SIM , N neraelee 10ZEA U'S CI)PA 11 INK ulrtiba awl Ciilmbs see 01.40•11.-.0 the 4 , st renvolirl hat dreg. are of a wpor•• la IP a.' trines?. and ecraehse noilrky pan on, nnuoca, sit n Ant tio .1 inturlonce. NI. J wear ha. ...r0r.1.11 in tolole ring It en , valuable therupenth agent. patently stste•roto.h..llsos. true : hi• i eigolibbe all the cosrs o i,.. proirurth. Thin pr,torst. i••••• hot been olopleol t, the raft,. ACiktirmy ol Nlr.lort., Alto r re than a thowassi trials Ii sod the olliferto.t L•loodo , n nil, Tholltais, (Suo'n, an.l nt It sttholonsott IP err the ear, rof Mew.. Lkld: r.oNsool. awl I vs. Nev. I+d. The 0 - kiiehlor. • iosch to sot ;„nn of a P" wok eatr.orso.loons. egrets a vivre in serest 410 .tither rreest ehr•eite•ligeemes. 1.10 cepessir,. 40. too. no pont, $l. ISLA , mreneh chestaa.t, 400, It . ' market. Lunolou I. li•eettik Parks: sad ail then 01,.... Pad hoc Ali Stumps. lIINTS on NIRVOUS and GENERAL -• '4 ltl LIT V. ton of Memory, ; M eeeepll u o l n '"" tropl f c r orcit h Zto e t t : Y on l y i rtl:4 me obtain instroctooto ma to thy no ANS Ny it• . SIN I restoration trot he 'theft up w ith lutal. eensual —A.ldreme. R. Newry. 53, Dorset et., Loudon, W. This niusieni fentitel waif brought to • conclusion het eight. It has generally hems the custom to terminate the preceeiliers with a grind ball on the Friday evenihg, but in con espience of the poor success this has achieved lately it was thought cell this year to try the experiment of substituting Su color.. is its stead. The wisdom of the change is manifest in the result., for although the hall we. eel quite so well tilled as on some previous ...casino, there was a surticiently large uudienee to make au important thlrefillike in the linaucial result, the receipts on this occasion amounting to 145/. Under what eireunistaaces it became the custom to wind up these meetings with a hall we are tent await., particularly when they always take place at the hatter end .f August or the logien* .4 September, a time of year not usually cup.. peal to Le muted to Terpsichorean festivities. Judging, however, fr o m the result of last night, the ball has already 'slows a tiding of the pod. and is future. ie• it hae this time, the Itlnuimglwm Musical F. 4 'Oral will he 1.1...104 to a ch., in a airmen. mite In keep ing with its char.. :et and dignity. Handers Jed,. JUre. , .l. , toa was the Wit.i . performed last I.4:ht, mid ea the whet., a grander and more perfect reislcrihg that truly ~ ..rest work we cannot, hole to hear. Al the greeting the. 'wetting a .tatersseat was presented Iq sir. lira.; 11.. r iert. to the Fustival haw etteruied over iptiater century) Aiming thy Oar four 14111.1111111141, ; tilt gros. receipt wan 1100170/., MLi.I, vorii oriole up to 11,4100 r. 411,uatilfts sunhat in at U.•• ',wenn:. This . .ammatot in :AIM, in PX1.1.14 .4 an Lint fe.tiral ; hut a. thole Ale lolletlollll 0%600414 :OW, yet lir cum, in. it in pirulnitic think tilt recniptn will ultinuttly hn uP.)I. in o•%Ceee 01 IA - ii4. Mr Member of during tLe hint days wini 1,211 U strider than it that 0CC4,3011. hurely lhi. may lie pronowieo.l smerrosi : it lany lo that the of survlivi to be hooded over to the livorral I to-petal IM4 M. 10,1: IN it 11 - e4 to Lou years ago, for the et ermliture ie carrying out awl.e neutral programme THE FOURTH ZETLAND BIENNIAL STAKES 0110 BOYS. each, h ft, with 50 added, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, fist 716 ; fillies, Sst ilb ; winners extra, ke. ; the secoud to receive his stake. One mile and a half. (57 saba)—Hiraorlo (51b), Imcierme (311 d, Oldmingter. Chiffonier*, Vinegar Hill, The Robber, Tattoo, !Mode« (516), Pebble, Mate de Clare, sister to Horace, Lamella, Mrshiug Bird (31b), Caller Ou, Capt. Peel (3(b). Loagshid, Iby Goorksh—Crary Peg (311.). F:rie thorrius, Royal Princess (!",16), Lupus, Rosedale , Folkestone, Prudence, Gardener, Fast Runner (51b), Volition, The Dutchman (31b), I by Pyrrhus the First—The Wren, lean bar 15110, Lopeetcher (31b), Gipsicy Girl, Skyscraper (31b), Miamian, I by De Clare--Clare (31b), Galileo (3114, Lady Louisa (sib ex.). Sadie, I by Augur—Father Tbanies's dam, Kirkham (511), Dictator, c by Krapton—Gloom(3ll), York mineter . (11 1.), Kettledrum, Whitewall, I by be Clare—a b by Boy Middleton (31 6 ), Eva (31b), Eveahand. Bird of Prey, Colossus, Spots (51b), Sweetbrier, Black Diamond (paid). Matador (peel), Trapcage(paid), Hammen (311,:i (paid), l'artletown (.ilb) (dead). THE Tows PLATH (Handicap), of 50 son., for all agee. Half a mile. (Straight run io.) - - - Sig,—Tire three days' proonotlinge at York have left the St Lager raw a tamer affair than it appeared a week ago, for out of the animals engaged therein that per formed only Gardener, Caller Oui, and Will o' the V. exhihitett even moderate form, OA the forward position oh tamed by Camerino in the Great Yorkshire Stakes proved that 1 irgilies could have won very easily had he been one of the entries, and his defeat in the Einar Headlamp shows what • wretched lot the three year olds must have been. In fact, the running only served to exhibit that Tattoo, Prudence. ('aloe. Yorkorinater, Royalist, the Mini Whip colt, Starlight. Conjuror, the Clarissa colt, Drake, Dictator, and !Wiring ('roe are not at this time within 111bai of " St. Leger winners," as Caller On' and gardener hold then. safe, and the Latter's performance iu the Lbw lieudi cap made him out infeetor to Virgilius, whose form is at least a stator behind that of Kettledrum. Will-4-the-Wisp only heal a very bad horse in Eriethonius, and having shown a ; p, achaat for " pipiug " his chance is not worth con sideris., s so that only Caller flu' can be adtlasl to Kettle drum, holy 'tip n, Kaldon . ea , Aurelian, Roil Janus an the "cranks fur the St. Leger, although it has happened very often Lately that public running is a very dengerous hue to follow in regard to that race. However I think the York running may he followed this year in every case but that of Dictator, who ran a " rogue " whoa beaten by his stable companion, sad may prove more Mad to bin party when se tads they have nothing better to depend epos at Doovader. Many Derby hooey made their appeareoce in tar.. .year obi .niests, and some of them no Isulawsinl in coedit' that it would be unsafe t.. flow their defeat.. Thy pick of t h e basket, from their good looks and perform comprised Laughing Stock, Piesselor, Septunua. Caterer, mid Hurricane (two of the priori's,' winner., The Pilot and Juhuuy Aniestroug, unfortunately for their Owners, were not entered fur the Glue 1:11snell, and time wall do so much fur the two first mimed that they should become capital hedging investments, e. the running of Caterer and Neiptainan la hot 'battering 1.. 10411.1...ie1 , or arty other the pm.seut favourite. Inie!...toue, Wingrave. anal Alvediston being very. little better, "on viper," than ('stater, while slave the Marone was last out be only ran a .1. b estoel sit walla Septuhus. The herby horses that failed to distingni.h themselves during the three dais com prised Scandal, ZetlaieL Bar William Armstrong, VI bitcti da;e, Staple Oak, Bolero, Watelatire, Casishrook, Lord .lllert, out 'termini, neither of with-n.Ol, in may opiniou, improve euilicieutly ever to look formidatale. Esone that they conduced to render the moutiag tumlezately successful, the other events .1.• not eall for malice, as whatever iuthi epee thee ne.y have in the future will leis connexien with the mes• to he dmided at Stockton-on-Tens ma Tuesday, Wellaeybay, and Thursday. The programme in such a good one that lush ad cal basing supplementary to 'I net the meeting is more like its rival, and on this Ole:10IW it happens there are few items 'moiled by the running on the KIIIIIVei• mire ; in fact the greund is said toldfotil much better ;pang than the .peolragests hod at York, anal many animals that were afraid to show them might b. %mopes' 4.) the rich prizes to he picked up at Stockton. In the Tradesmen's Plate Handicap., two mdse. Lady Trespesia's :Rh penalty will railer many to oppose her, and she bathe to hrve a better chance than Olahniuster (:t yrs, list 711.), from having batten Vargilaus admen leogths, giving him Ltilb, for the great Elea Handicap, as through l'atutrino it is diseovered Virgilius could give I lldninater at lotst 716 unl Lady Trainman (4 yre, sat 71W only gives lima 2,41111. Avalanche (4 yrs, Sat 314) ought to show against her, in. the 41b should give Lord Liaseolia's maze the advantage while being eutupar.ttively (mat, and the Prineu of Denmark (al yrs, Tat 1014), Walkington (4 yr.., 7st alla), and Millionaire (4 yrs, 7st Hi), have received such treat ment as to wurraut my supposing they wall help to make the race intensding, although the two man, are entitled to the preferemai. The Cleveleual Stake*, fee 2.yr okla, is sure . . gm r. 1 , 010•1461 a wale is oreewatily rominous; but there will be a luinaponie murk*, uotwithAtnniliug ; am' Nara, it vi a meld to a immintuity something, imhoil, heyotod a Wet, lima frrling .of AllitiSfSlCtiOL that a mueical festival au justly famml should hi awl hula it. !imminent places We cannot rliwe this ta•ive wittiest' a word i 4 praise for the stewaol. :tad other gentlemen who dal their work i* ,4ieh a cousteote. and eUicitist :mintier, awl as lung as they gentlemen, top tber with Mr. /111...11 and Mr. Peylou (..rche.tral *ivy/argil aim prepared to aw k set banl and an imeniuely. the MUCIX.9% of the Krioitigham Movieal Festival scams certain. DRAMA. to 6%n...tut either 16 Pilot or Johnny . Aroortrong, ...in tiny barn only Mb penaltirr,and at York Inat indi .. redly) !ileptuuam anit'Zctinud, the foristi4 of Which now au-ries iLb Wild 31cmotrei1 with C.itiabroolt, who mu; . . The Irish Timex of Saturday mays : Her Moat Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria has left us. The excitement and enthusiasm which prevailed on the memorable 22nd of August, when, for the third time, she set her foot oo Irish soil, the hearty welcomes the cheering, and the bappinesa which were manifested ft om that period up to the last, in every direction in whit+ she moved, have all passed away. But although the reality has fled, the recollection of things that have been still remains as trash as ever. Long after the sun had set, the Queen arrived at Kiugstowu, and shortly after its rising at a future day, she took her departure from the same place. Many of the flags and other emblems of loyalty which decorated the harbour in all directions last night, when she reached Kingstown from Killarney, still floated from their poets this moruiug ; but the crowding, crushing • the anxiety which predominated, had all vaaialied, and in the sombre gray of the morning, with only one or two stray spectators on the adjoining Fier, the royal yacht weighed anchor, and, moving cautious l - y from the harbour, steamed PROGRAMME OF LICHFIELD RACES. for Holyhead. The scene was • strange contrast from that of yesterday evening. There were no group. of TrISDAT, Barr. 3. eager expectant., no hunted and excited arrivals TH3 STEWART* . PLATE (Handicap), of 50 SOW., for all from the terminus, no boomings of guns, but ages ; wieners after August At, 71b extra. Half.a.mile. all was perfect stillness and tranquillity, and the Age at lb • Age at In yacht, with its royal occupants, left Ireland without the bestir Kuutsfool . 9 7 9 1 9 7 I Twinkle ~.t ame : 7 ., I nary steamer were parting frum ita moorings. The PIIII Vemberlaad Diadem e s and east its rays over the tally Pitt landlord.. Little Old ..... .... & 7 9 Hey of Tunis ... Slierstoial .. ... .. 3 7 9 Charles F..% imidicits . 3 7 ill 3111 a Mary - 69 I board of every craft in the harbour were up and stirring pre. yacht nailed 0 1 1 , 13, ,,i. ..... 4 74. tamale . . . .. 4 ; 77 I , it ... 6,, , ,n0 ,.., K .,., i t, :nc... ... 2. f . ,.. 1 .. I , it . 1 ; L.; 1 . to , ,a gi r : ign e a • loi t it al ch f- ee p. r, rdilem Medont .... . 3 7 2 Ali* .wilt THE Stsreoeueiliat HANDICAP of 10 soya each, 11 ft, were manned, and a loud and bratty cheer broko the still , with itai added ; the wooed to save Isis auk.; 6 .7garr„, . tio.s of the .cent) ; the Hero and Trafalgar line-of-baths extra, Le. floe mile and a half. (15 subs.) I ship, which were lying in the man-of-war roadstead, also Age at it. Age at li. I maimed their yen's, and elwerel lustily. The royal yacht finteibeibt 41wonet . Mao at Arum_ ... 4 b 3 The ilnionie 6 1; ;1 6 , 6 61 7 - - 6 9 2 V 1.111119 - .... — 3 3 :: : favourable breeze blew from the west, and the royal 5 7 13 Fovliead At ) doh • riddled .... • Knet.dord a olt 1 I would stop for some time at Holvhead to inspect the boank ! THE 1:113,4P1i.NE .sTAKE.4. of A soy., each, with :o a dd e ,L, : water there, and see its progreasion towards conipktiou. - for 2.yr-ohls; colts, 84 lillb ; fillies, sat alb; winner , extra,' Se. Half-a-mile. (It side.) -Pupil, Derma del logo, Muster Fentoo, Essex Buck, Lord Iturleigh, Nisi Eliza, i Egyptian, Paroquet, Ace of Teufel., Agents, Rol Tape, Lady homers. THE riii•ELAND FREE HANDICAP, of 5 sovs. each, with 25 added; winners alter August Lti, alb extra. ()are mile. Ate st lli Axe st lb Lustre ... . lireenwitit Fair . 0 8 4 Palliate . ..... .. ''4 meaty ........ .. 5 7 131 Iliday Nulls i Philomela I Mies Fleenor 5 7 aI Ta hale 3 0 1 • beitlalord ..... 3 7 It liewrier 3 0 2 caliph a 75 I iley of Tinily 3 t a Little Girl 3 7 4 I Dulcet t 3 7 • Sherwood 1 7 4 Lady Grosvenor Jeanie linens a als I TNr. TAIIWORTII PLATE of 25 ',ova, added to a free Emil cap d 5 ours. esLeh (I ft to the hurl). fur all ages ; wionets of ray race after Anted. 51b extra ; the winner to be sold for 40 sore., &e. Three•quartvis of a wile, PIUy Pitt IN:unon.l . l'onfositioti Ao• .11,111 a . 4 I 7 i 11.4.1erskey n s 2 Twinkle 4 s 0 51.41(.44410 . 3 7 !I , .1.47•44.4 .. . 4 7 Ii i'ampur.!..4 IS .. 3 7 2 I.oi. Nurri .3 7 1 Apr 41h . 3 0 11 3 li 10 . 2 5 10 ..Y 5 7 . 2 pokl .. 0 pad THE BRITISH ASSOCIATLIN. touch closer up with Jolthey thou Thu Pilot. the letter ought to be the selected ; but whatever it is must be near winning, Humming Bird being about the hest that has to ;be beaten. In the Zeeland Biennial for 3.yrulds there are several Mt. Leger cracks, but we are not likely to get • sight of Kettledrum, sod the 714 penal. ties attaching to Kildoisau and Lupus should keep them both at home, leaving Caller Ou ' (est 11161, Canleuer ' (Mat 101 b), Folkestone (Wt 71b), Sweetliriar (est 11b1, and Lady Lonna (Mat fur the only dairgerems snags ISm to the selected of robe:it's string, which ciassi..ts of Oldmio ster (Set 1911 d, Tattoo (Sit 11b), Dierater Piot 10(h), sell ' Ivanlma Plat %Id. Thu hitter met with an accident • few weeks back that stopped him in his work. I sbutikl have I no hesitation in giving 1 • the preference. over all comets, I but whatever the stable may stand on will be worth follow ; Mg. and the nest (eat to lvanhotf is Tattoo, looking at her ; wragbt. The Gnat Northern St. Leger (second day) bas some strange touditions, and if 1 rend them aright, the following are the bort at the weights of the eighteen soda :—Caller Ote 411 d, Gardener (Ost 1911 d, humid( (`let 711.). Efietator lost Mr), Deefout (nut 4161, Milverhair lost 411), Vingilius (4st 101 b), and Car. lesser pist 711 d. Virgilins is likely to represent the Aske stalde is preference to Carbineer, and both Iranhotf and Milverhair appear hound to best him, while it look. a near thing between these two. The Ilardwiclie Stakes, for two year.oldri, will not snit Nentuuus (9.1) very well, utile. he can upset his York running by winning the Cleveland on the first day ; and two south isometry horses, Patriot Net 1116) and Peignoir fort Ill.) are uoilout4eilly the newt threatening of these known to fame, my grmkat doubt being whether Patriot will nut prefer his Lseter engagement. The Palling haw Grange and Mi.bllesboreugh (thin) illy) Ilawlicaps, are sulsject to the pit...eau running of at bast half a dozen animals, Elash.in.the•Pan, Genlcuer, and Caller Ow' having apparently the beat of the weights at this writing ; bat Ge serwasela' tap can hardly fail being carried oaf by Flytrap ; ail the Wintril has only to show for the Cup, when he will frighten half his impe -1 seats, sod hest the r..maieeler, of which Irauhoff sod Silveri's& will tarn out the best. le the Two-year-old Zet. land Biennial, the Marquis and Neptitutts (e.t. 41b, each), arc asked to giro Piceadar (est. 7110, mud the Pilot (oat. toaon.o n weight, and they may hoth deeliee making the attempt, !Weeder being very likely to turn the bibles on the Pilot for the York defeat, as he tineete him on 911,. better terms. Thu Devon and Exeter minting on Tikm:ay wl Wednesday will provoke better sport than it did last year, the 1411 of fare being very attractive, and the Deveselsire such a rich stake as to warrant nor sufryseing there will be few abet-steer, sad either Shipwreck Et yr., Get Itti) , W Little Drummer yea, ist -111 s) is worth following if they should l.e " wanted." The Exeter Stakes for 11-yearsible will uot brilg out the Knave, and the be,:tof Woe remain. log are Parini and Lord Portsmotith'ir intended, probably Lodi court. The Balder, Plate, halt a mile, has a great many tly era hatalicapperl, of which Fractious is not the worst tnateil, snit the result might introduce to the world the winn e r,. of tlw bombe:ape coming off lon the second day, chief of a being tie- Nursery, wherein Otho teaks the riiiistilan ger. tu,..f.p.nocht to 'WIWI may be Lronght forth by the aforesaid Plate The Mandicad Stake/wan show* first-chum estry of two. year•oldri, Ethel awl Emu:lout having so much the best al . the weights as to put thorn on an equality with Patriot, Akliymist, soil King of Hearts, and it will sot astuoish me •to s, Ethel the winner. The entries for the County Cup are very moderate in fluidity. and all Wooleut's stable has to fear vibes orartiug sillier Crater or Wildman is (Optimist. Thu Lichfield, Yarmouth, and Ipswich bills of fare are nude up allivot entirely of haielicape, and it would be out of see to hold comwil concerning them while so much I doubt exists as to whet the fields will cranial of.— lam, ex., METE( lit. souniAmpToN, SFIT. 1. The Royal Mail steam-chip Magdalena, Captain Woolward, with the above mails, arrived here this evening. She brings 60 passengers, 164,3911. in specie, 12 peckages of diamonds 1,015 bags of coffee, MO rolls of tobacco, 402 barrels citapioca. and 103 packages of sundries. The Charon, from Liverpool to Monte Video, was &ban - dosed on the Ist May in let. 16.10 N., 100. 2.5.35 W. 'Mee crew were saved. _ _ THE WELT:3I Cur (handicap) of rA wool., by subscription of 5 sure. each, fur three-yr.olds and upwards witoactu extru, .\e. ; gentlemen riders ; professionals, 4;16 extra. Ono mile s ad a quarter. .1.7 v at H. I Ass at 11. Emklrm*. 11 7 trial Emigrant a lu t lo 13 I Priory lu/tared eslioh l'rerske THE STAlTtoittintllßE YEOMANRY CA% ALRY PLATE, by subscription of 3 roes. each, for horses bold tide the m perty of members of Ow corps on May 11th, lntal 12st each ; thoroughbreds. 10:1 *Atte • mane and geldings allowed Ill,; in be ridden by ruentirrs of the corps. 1100 Wile and a half.—Blanche, Sims Reeves Canary fh h), Prince ltoyal (la la), Pint4ple, 'Comte': Valerie b), Or' - (la " ii79T 17;rte, Comae, Curlew, and Bey were at Bocuos Ayte, The Msdsp,saar wee at Rio Janeiro. BIJENC*4 AYIOI4, JULY 20, npbas thb). The situation in reference to peace or war h..a not become more defined, although the preparations for the hitter con tinue with rill possible energy. The British, French, and Peruvian Minister , had pro ceeded to San Nicolas, where they had an interview with General Mitre, after wLich Mr. Thornton, the English Minister, proceeded to Cordoba to consult matters with Presideut Derqui. In the meantime Geueral Mitre remain.. at h,n Ni,x.laa, where an interview is expected to take 'dace with I ientral Uniuiza. Thegeneral opinion is that matters will very .11 , 1141 be arranged, as the war is very unpopular to both parties. The Coogreas at Paribas has passed a law prohibiting ne wade without their knowledge. On the other baud General Mitre has received powers from the Chambers here to make peace only by the incorporation of Buenos Ayres to the nation, irs rxiefortuity with Ise -existing com port awl the national constitution. The Koglish admiral has arrived at Montevideo to co-ope rate with the Freuch admiral in a final anaegenuent of the skit question pending with the I, , ,,vernment. The Buenos Ayres dry goods markets Lave been dull, the few transactions effected havieg been of the moot trifling na ture, except, however ' in cloths suitable for army purposes, of which largo sales have been effected. Exchange on England, his. to ass. his. ; lloublooss, 3A6 to :SOS;. MANCH 6sTER, kiATURDAY. The moctlng of this associati ~,,, which commences here ou Weiluesday, promises to be one of great interest. lie. Phillips, the assistant secretary, bee obliged our corre sismileut with • programme, from which it appears that in addition W i-ports of rematches in speeial bninclow of science, the um ociation receives at each of its meetings com munications offered by its mentions or others, which for the meet part relate to Dew dremverica, plieuonema, mud new or more correct 1 !molly* in the different branches of science. Therm comitiunicittionn ' if approved by the committees of the sections to which they are referred, are appointed to be read en a certain day, of which notice is previously given in the Asowhition's "Journal." Already upwards of 130 cominueications have been received or annoneced, and it in pear:dile that twit* or thrice that uumber will actually be produtash awl mail before the clone of the meeting. The following will give an i den of the variety of subjects in cluded iu the lists at present prepared. Section of Alathematien and Physics (A). Professor Vaughan, of Cincinatti, "On Cases of Planetary iudicated by the appearance of Temporary Stars." Podessur Airey, "On the Law* of the Principal Ditunal Irregularitien, Solar and Lunar, of Terrestrial Magnetic Force. as deduced from 10 yarn,' observations at Greenwich, awl 'u their appuieut causes." C. W. Siemens. " lie the R&D... meter, an ientrunienl, to measure the depth of the sea without surveying the same." Sir David Brewster. "On the Optical Study of the iklina," aud other notices of his optical remarelies. 'no Chemical Section (B) will receive a report from 1)r. Schenck, Or. Smith, and Profemor [toms*, " On the Pro. greys and Presout Cuedition of Manufacturing Chemistry in the Lancashire I)istrict ." from Professor itedrevoi, 'On the Effect of Great iresnure, combined with Cold on the Si: Non-indivisible Gases ;" Professor Calvert, "On Bane Propecties .1 Steil," and " On Action of Surface Water on Lead;" and Mr. William Wallace. "Un the C position nail Properties of the Water of Loch Retries am supplied to Glasgow." The Geological Section (C).—Paper by Professor Vaughan, of I Incinnati, " t in his Present Views o f the Relation of the Internal flint nf the Earth to Subterraninn Movement. by Mr Bally, "On the Discovery of Llandilo Flags, in the Comity of Meath ; aud, by Mr. Seely, "The Results of his Researches in the Elsworth Rock." Sir H. 1. Murchism, mud other diatimmitheal geologists, will also raid papers in thin section. %mangy end Botany (I)) are likely to he well illustrated by Professor Owen on some objects of interest in the miller- Gone of M. 110 ; by Mr. Jeffrey., "Os the results of drip sea dredging iu Mimed ;" Mr. Iliineock "On t-ertaia points iu the Anatomy' mid Phvsielogv of the Dibianchiati Ceptelipuda ;" Dr. Alouck, "Ou the Amitiany of Cyprus ;" and Mr. L. Grindoo, "On the Flora of Mau clienter." A sub-section of physiology will pi elmbly be formed fur the careful discussion of special volute ut re search. I :eogrephy and Ethnology (El have of late years claimed a large almre of attention in the meetings of the association. The aecretarier is ho hays acted in former years will bring their corrected list of paper' to be read. In Statistics ill there will be a great variety of topics for discussion in Borne cases to Kuhl , ' benevolence. in others ieforer the established atithecitha, or the inquiriug public. Among other papers will be them. of Mr. Caine, 6 .4 In the rate of mobility among orphan einhlren io Dahlia 11C110011;" Captain l meetly, "On the aid Dow granted towaids the instruction of the industrial Classes to the elements of 'einem ;" Professor Rogers, " the Incidence of Taxatioe ;" Mr. Noweeireh, " ou the extent to which mound ',nevi*" of timatiou are einhoilied in the actuid legislation of the Cuit...l Kil1,1.111;" Mr. Aldeu man Neill, "tin the priers of cotton hoods ;" Mr. Ashworth, "On the connexion of improvemetits in cotton bleu:Mug, with improvtineuts in the cooditiou of factory regu latioem." Finally, the section of Mechanical Science (0) will em brace the coushier.otrou of Matey novelties, and Naito re markable ievestigat ions. The president wiil slats the !emit of his various e‘periutents on the effects of vilmition in molecular dinturbmee iu iron structures. Mr. old Man will coutinue his statetneets regarding steam nays gatioll at I I ull. Mr. E. T. lb-Phonic i. prellarilik a paper '•OU the Hydraulic Press and its applications; " Mr. C. .them , ,,,.them , ,,,of Woolwich, "Oa Freight, as affected Ly dif femme* iu the dynamic properties of steauishils.;" Dr. Aroott, "On Prevention of Railway Act:ideal/ ." Mr. W. dehimm, ou Railway Roiling Stock nod 'Pone:unlit W a y ;" Mr..l. Roleusou, " Ou the Application of Mole-hop Tools to the Ceustructiou of Steammugines and other nmachineiv NAVAL AND MILITARY. BRAZIL ADMIRALTY, Muni' 31..—Plti1111,TIONS AND AP INNNTIUNTA. —Thu following assistant ...emotions have lweu promuti.l to the rank of engitioers and appointed to the nudenoostioued ships:—P.. *retain. to the Manama; S. M'Calluni, to the Immo-talk..., ; T. t'rossimuin (citing), to the Mutter ; T. Parker (additional), to the Imp(friouse ; .1. (A), to the Cor ei on ;P. Hichniou.l, a, t h e LilfeY and H. to the AMA. .i..uperounientry. Asaistant-Surgenom Dr..l. C. Mewer, B. Newton, and E Limey. promoted to the rank of surgeons. Au.ktant-Payinasters C. J. Yard, Witterlield, R. Sainthill, C. Barre, and W. I'. Scutt, promoted to pay nuistera. Lieuteuents W. Sprott, to the Formidable, additional for service in the Lizard ; H. Hand, to the Hecate ; C. D. J. Odevaine, to the Orestes ; G. C. Sinclair, to the Pantaloon ; and A. R. Wright, to the Impregnable, salthtioual fur ter vice is the Nautilus. Deputy luswetur-Coucral of Hospitals liv. It. Behar appointed to Plymouth Hospital. Chaplain mid Naval Instructor the Rev..l. W. Grimes, 8.A., tu the Jason. Chaplains the Rev. G. D. W. Cletwinger, to the Forte ; the Rev. J. W. Clarke, to the Hawke; and the Rev. T. R. Hamilton, to the Hannibal. Paymaster H. S. :amen, to he additional to the Hawke. Assistant Paymasters It. 1 , . Seale, to the St. Vincent; J. I. Willi:mks, to the einunalliii; S. Hills, to the Cum berland ; sod M. 111)th ;iu charge), to the tree. Clerk. T. Mitchell mid It. I iiivey, to the Dreates. Midaliiiimen J. Bediugfeld, L. Seale, sod F. H. Hxygullt, to,the Pantaloon. PORTAKOUTH, tier?. 1. (FROM OUR OWN coital-S V:MEN - T.) RlO, AUGURY 8. Wo havo had a slight earthquake here ; it was felt all over the province of Rio de Janeiro, but must in tensely in the city of Kanto', where some damage was does to the public buildings. A committee has been ►ppointed by the government to take into consideration the best means of collecting and furwsrJiug objects for the London Exhibition of 1847!. B,veral private individuals are also making collections in natural history, &c., for the name end. noes the arrival of the French packet Navarre, bringing unfavourable news of coffee and sugar from Europe, our markets have been very quiet, and scarcely any business has been ,:one. After the arrival of the Magdalena, however, some htllu demand for coffee of good quality was noticed, and about 30,U00 bags found purchasers at a decline of about 100 rani or. our last quotations. Our stock is esti ; mated at 150.0.5 l bags ; supplies are very moderate, and I likely to continue so, as the present crop is now known to be only 1,a10,0W bags, or about one-thinl of that of last, year. The blight upon the coltee trees is also turning out to be a more serious chair than was. at first supposed, and the forthcoming crop must suffer severely from it ; and, upon the whole, we look for no material decline iu prices here, whatever may be the news brought from renaming countries. _ Lanka:mgt., whidi opened at 241, grailtiCly became firmer. and we now quote 241 firm. Ow coffee quotetionn are :a-Superior, :000 to 6.000 good lust, 5.6111 U to 5.7U0 ; ordinary, 5.0U0 to 5.210. The Victoria and Albert, royal yacht, Captain the Hon. J. Denman, arrival at Portonontk Nita morning from flub head. The Italian Invite Eurydice, Captain Kiboty, sailed from Spitheid yetterty, on her return to Genoa, wiling at Cherbourg and Meat. REHAB/EMMA At:CHM:NT WITH GUSPOWDRII. —A few days ago a remarkable explosion of gunpowder took place en :Muttons Common. Front the facto which have been ewer• bikini, it appeurt that a party of men belonging to the (loyal Marine Light infantry, imartcred t Parton, were walking hetet:en Lumps Fort and the ship-gun battery, near Nouthsai Cottle. Near this locality is u pump, on which it in said one of the party atniek a light nuil ignited a piece of paper, iu order to light a pips. After he haddock, so he threw down the paper on the shingle at the lock of the biattvrv, whets whether manse, mauled Wdlitun Lewin, of the 70th l'onipaiiv, stooped to pick it up to light his pipe. When about to oho so, how ever, a very loud explosion took piece, caused, ' it o minimised. by Ulu ignitiou of several pound.* of guts powder thruwu barely imiong the shingle. Lewin WWI blown lock wanit, awl it was found that be had nutlainol nerions injuries. Both Minds, his too, nett one of his thigh. were burst, hit trout,r4 ryduced almost to yolk*, cud nue of the medals he wore was blown away. lie w.in takes into fiouthscii Castle, and aftcrw.irds removed to the Iltt• wharf fulinoury, ho was uonveyo A, Hasler Hospital. At prevent contiiiemble doubt exists an to how the gunpowder heroine deposited in this plaice ; but the must reiuninable 'unitise appear. to be that cur morepode hail been accumulittal by lute or of the meu for Um use of 0110: of the luttrrirm, end that n grr..trr quantity had been accumulated thau well kept. The surplus could not safely he re turned, and it in tupprieed that it was chokes out uu the shingle to prinentiliscovert. DEVON POIIT,.Bvry. The Niger, 13 2 Captain Criterof 1, urt'ivei 1 this morning trona New Zealand, an is 4. prepare to ',named to W-ioloich to pay otr. Thu ship Liberator, 695 tons, Captain Martin, belougiug to John I outhie, of A Imerdsvu. sal chartered for )loara. Mackay and Ws. 114.1.1 Bali hoe °flatlets, was off Plymouth on tiltunlay evening. from Sydney Nay 19, lowed fort London. She lauded a small mad ,tual one pas senger at Plymouth. She Letup. 9:. paatagers, 1,771 laden wool, 7 balm skuna, 328 oaks tallow, 17 oaks oiL bundles whalebone, 4,570 hides, ur coils of lead piping, 40 ags copper ore, 49 ingots copper, 1 cask old metal, 101 canes wine, awl several awes of sundries. THE SHIP ALIIEKT GALLATIN.—TIIIII vessel, ou one of her outward voyages to New York early in the pre sent year, experienced very severe wtather, and when in lat. 49.10 N., ton. 42 W., the enplaiu (Dalkon) threw a bottle overlownl containing a memorandum to the effect that the veael VMS suffering front a violent gale, and le• guesting soy person who picked up the bottle to report the careuntamoce. The me rawdum wan dated Feb. 9, Rod on the 7th March the Albert Gallatin arrived in a leaky and distressed state at New York. On the 19th ult. the bdtle wee picked up a the island of lona, B orah of Scotland. LIPERNEJL, APHUNT 31.—EXPORT OF SPYA:IE.—• The Royal Mail ateanultip Africa, l'aptain Shannon, which 'ailed hence this afternoon fur New York, took out 25,3731. in specie. NEWSPAPER 1 a , 1.... u,, 4? 4f • ‘,' -Av A I .. •A• ; 1,4, X ••• *' cO.- ...,:g 4",‘ - 1 I I - - -.. . " . - --Cj I t 412". 54 1 rtilii% • . C. 4416. ."'' -L .4isn i ‘P" . • . ssa.uaxa . • , , i ') , •., ' , ... - • LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1861. (Stamped, ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE c . THE DEPARTURE OF HER MAINZ.. IRELAND. . • 'he Irish Timex of Saturday Rays : Most Gracious Majesty queen Victoria has left us. eitement and enthusiasm which prevailed on the o ' t " 'e 22nd of August, when, for the third time, she A on Irish soil, the hearty welcomes, the senger• i the happiness which were manifested from precious a. yto the hut, in every direction in which ale° 10 case , ye all passed away. But although the the recollection of things that have been •h as ever. Loos after the sun had set, vl:o:llotsuAba!ilitecsharatfejwse. tw o 'h • 1 A Kingstewo, and shortly after its v, she took her departure from the The Madrid papers Rb, 'xi flap and other emblems of loyalty time opposition press coutinte. t.bour in all directions last night, The Centtemporaneo has heel,. fine td 4 000 reale de vellou, awl town from Killarney, still floated , g ; but the crowding, crtuihing, s ed, had all vaaisbed, and in e sum. , `, with only one or two Amy l i k ~ the royal yacht weighed THE BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE h. •ne the harbour , steamed Aug. contrast &elf that tj 1 1 • TO= no gronPs. of A excited arrivals - of guns, but , Unity, and the i . . mil without the 1 'r as if an ordi- 1. The sun • i vs over the Ajax were they .n --_, _-_-:.- ~.,- .--- _ . . _ . _ poOked ,11 OU pre- . to The situation in reference to peace or war h.,s not become A more defioed, although the preparation. , fur the latter con tinue with all possible energy. The British, French, and Peruvian Ministers had pro vded to Son Nicolas, where they had en interview with 'mad Mitre, after which Mr. Thonston, the Kuglisilt ' , der, proceeded to Cordoba to consult matters with ' , rut Derqui. In the meantime General Mitre remains Nicolas, where an interview is expected t., take place -cal Urquita. The general opinion is that matters sm L. arranged, as the war is very unpopular to I at Parana has passed a law prohibiting 'e without their khowledge. On the other . ~ 11' ve has received powers from the Chambers - I I: 1'„ only by the incorporation of Runlet in coufutruity with plea:tied/4 cotu •onstitution. ) NOS arrived at Montevideo to emope mind in a lie.d anaegtment of the . I l i • the k., , torcrinnent. ; , Is markets Lave been dull, the 'ugheenof the most trilling oa t suitable for ar my porpoise, lictel. I i '.4., std. ; Doubloons, 336 to -._.=. I •:r.) :1 ; it wan 19044 in- Is done i to td • ~..; ,; ~ • ; 1 1 '' 1 1 I • • ! . j • 1 • • 4 ' • . . • • . , 1 .• • I HAYMARKLT. (111 Sntunlay, a comedy, in throe act., called S4l .S. e, was prialuevil at this tin-litre. The swops of ' the lows is In throw ridicule on h, f. motto fierle 4. The theme is well suited to comdy. and if ably treated, would be pro durtier of laughable reoultv. The Pr.',•;easis Rief.eaf... of Midirre'a day were not more e‘trrivagnut than the /a non.. f..rfee of WIN, and it certainly would not n•piire Molieres genies to heater in a light awl pleveilit rein the pretenaiona .4 that eliov of women who retpinl then...•leen as the voids times is all thaws. Th. equal.t ights womuu active:del are so numerous that, a good comedy on thia subject would be nudity appreciated, sal they pretreat so marry sides far 'ponies attire that oue win weively underatatal how the writer or rompletely inivacil the ohje-et he tined have had in view. The audience, however, ignVc curly ittdielf i on th a t the ales wee nut properly set, and the feeling cif di vtis• faction went on inereasieg till the end .4 the piece. In justi•e to the author it moat be .61,11,4 Mr. C. Mathews prevented himself at the chow awl apologised for the Un perfeetionv of the work, on tin- t;weiral that it hail not been Dor...Wetly relaurved ; that some thing,. were introduced w►ich were blot in the play, sad u4her...lllltted which it We tallied. II further "aid that those of the eulirnee ulioeame NOWIdi) would ItelllCely know It to Ile tb.. AItIOC drania ;as istimation which wan raisin.' Lore htareUy than was istooded. The plot is introdue .1 by Miss Lindley and • Mime lien. tide, the ilisu4liteis of Mr. thelover Itiggius(Mr.kincksious, who is about is Amer in snaking itquiries foe ■ reLtive, 11100 i...huo with hiniself sad his liouther.O.law, Mew dwindle IMr. Compt. iii), the Mind part of a profitable cotton. ROE ts Stockiest. The ).iung holies of the too strict watch which lass leen kept over thew by a asasible cessia, Ida (Mrs. Msthewsl, awl their aleratinas for teeter friwilorn are satisfied slits the father retiorn.--ou4 only with a bead fall of Janke, anthem' of 110 , 1111110 . 11 rights, bat with s Yankee got - arm:is (Mrs. Poates), who la to tweak:eta theta is his `iris. At 'kilowatt 1611, I. rarequeneso of the sew theory. Mrs. Mesilerindle • (Mm. E. Viuvrilliani), Voluishis Cosner rook (Mrs. Wil kins). Mee Omni. the Americas governs., gull the two young ladies so upset nil the doniestie relations, that the two area, as Mr. Macillsrisdle ohserres, "are the sly wows. ir the house. - II haat Mrs. Msailvrtaille is deep in a ll the Mr. Mauilwindle is pricking his liagiri in wulesvooring to sew on shirtsleeve button.; cud while Mr., C. 014 h.. maned all nature through, t hungry Mr. Biggins its vein tries to persuade her that dinner is a llCCeoakty part of nature al.o. Mr. 14 is now* than shakes in the new theory of winusues rigid., whin Mr. fiolou his nephew, present. bun. self iu strunge Californian costume, to the delight of the nook. is the first instaie..., hot to their suleeslueut sornis, for it appears 'oat the whole property was mate IMO/ t o (LC nepluvr lir dart of gift The young heir cannot aliiih• is the ....wimpy of so MAE!' leArYell .... CD, *Ka 1141 11:111 all 1.. gone ; but he changes his resolution at the kind and kinks entreaty of Ida, the only instance of the "soft se:" is the household. .111 already shard, the pi.... sa. anything but successful, and we doubt whether any aiii..unt of ixre and study would nuke ri sow I. .• ATIiiN AL 1862.-11er Ma ke.tv'• I . .N.11111•aISSlA have n'.+'l awl a ounia.uniratioa tram lib l mrlk• r, .tatiu ß U 11•110 wetly 111. - i► ho will cougas, a iwarat far the avroiaz caretawniea A Pm7116..'11111".t' II ALL. —The following 4entleniett pawl Ilwirslsisissil"" is 110, "cienmantlf!_nala's of me th . PROGRAMME OF STOCKTON RACES. tee, and received certilleatet to leactise, urattunclay last : TUIMDA7. SEPT. 1. C. W. Weyles, Devisee; F. W. Crewae, tipper Park ' THE l'orNT7 PALATINE STAKES of 5 soya. each, with Slough ;A. Cooper, Norwich ;W. likhiporte, China ;as an 30 added, fur all ag es . 7 furlongs. (10 gluts.) To Dame as.i.tant. S. Shapland White, Barnstaple, Devon. 'Me ti i . .,.. i . ( w. 3 . 6 ;). following g ' nt"" at" "" the "we ,by imaged their 41r46 t Tux CI.E l t VAUD /Wailes a 5 soya , each, with 100 added, examination :-- A. 31*Diatitill, Oaklry-wisiare, G r im. , iko„,,-,. 0„,, i , .. E.h.n. 1 1 . 4 „... R . , EccWie;; H. : f: i rlw ri o-yr e -o it h m ls ; im eolts Th . a;t . 1 , 0 , 1 0 1,. d • S tn llies me or i r o b t lir .. gs, n,.. i t i t lb o i Davies. Losakei Hospital. I the stakes. T. Y.O (from the lied Post). Hl subs.) Culotte THZ STILIK6 IN 711 K fiI'ILDINI: TILAPIM.—; .1. Pe a u, cby Ellin g ton Princess, Town tOuncill"r. About three weeks sinee a proyeaitieu from the London Kate Price, Shaer to The Wizan.l, cby Kingdom--Dinah, heinelt of the Morton' Society was laid leforc their came- cby Itnrlnittoi The Drake's dem, .loonv Armstrong, Mule, Live route it at Bristol, Niel through that lolly before the Latly Somers,Bonny Bresetku. t.. f 1.7 Yoltillear --1 ..: 1 7 e n rioua pro. incial brioches nal lodge., asking for power Talton, Nepttionti, c by Farelango-lintrite, Dement, to strike, if neceslaiv, at the whole of the country jolt. Thereto., Scandal, Prologue, Watchfire, Lord Altert, &t -end work. itf Ceia- I.Ondon eniplovers who :ay.-enforced the laud, North Pole, Wanslieck, Alice Maud, Miss 4.ltavtor, hoer s...teni in their town eitabloiliment.. The voting ow North Star, Rose of Baby, len' of !Anne, Tris Bolt, Han. ties proposition hoe just termiusted, suit the result was nenhde, queen of Spain, Cepheus, The Pilot, (liltsook, ' commumatted by the eouncil to the Loudon strike corn- Whtteteltde, Hummicg Bird, Zamboinba, Q.E.D.. fln Hotter no Satnnlay. The question hat been decided in Dottie' oltourke—Birthday, fby Chantieleer—Sprightly, the affirmative by a large majority 14 the eociety, :Middleton Maid. oni l th e non will ho withdrawn on Sidunlay nest. To,: sole - mos TRADlngleren PLATri of 200 sows., added Mr. Perry, of Stratf"rd, bsving given the compromise bran to a hentlitup of 15 cove, each, 10 ft ; winners estrs, k..%; to the moutons and bricklayers iu his employ, the carpenters the second to receive 20 soya. Two miles. (17 44 1 10 .) employed hr bins at the Groial Survey Docks requested to be Me .t lb Age et It. rani on the came terms, which having been refused, the filssester 4 e s Prologue 4 6 I.: whole of them left hi. employ on Saturday. The *hop A u r i la r. r , * 4 /4 1 radio. baudr. have also claimed the &twee terms. lest Mr- Perry L,. 66644 having left town for a few days they have agreed to work p r i ni . i . „ t Li m 6 6 . 1, 44, 7 1 1 6 , 6 6 7 . r i i n r 3 , 666.. ...... 43 6 7 on a. usual until his return. The carpenters employed by Walkingtos the firm at the Sludwell Roper... the Dew church at Beth. besnettel 4 7 1 Tully. by floorkals— oaf G reen, tool the Baths and Washhouse., Spital fi eld., are 1 41 ,..illional k. re t 7 0 Termagant 3 it to • working under the terms Id the compromise. A general _in. H a u l iir summouel meeting of the isicnilter. of the bricklayers' lodges was held on Satan! my evcoing, for the purpose of Ha ndicap 1 5 <4 I soma, eac h , PLATE, of a all 7 s g o :: ; '.. .;in ' il b e i r, "l eo to tra, a p... N.C. :the . to mauve 15 sows. out of the sta k e'. tliecuoiug the propriety of a, haitge or tactic. oil the .. of the owiety, the more eff. , Wally to nisi.; the imposition T. V. C. (24 nubs.) of the hoer ....tem. The adoption of a course similar to THIt 806711.13,01:6706 SILLING STAICrO, of 5 sous. each, that taken le the marina i. ono of the plaus recommended. i with 25 added. far all ages. T.Y.C. To close and name The milli will be made known during the present week. this evening (Monday). SWITZERLAND. The Swirl troops terminated their wan, euvren on the 2,th, and Colouel Ampert, the ollicor in com mand, i•sued the following order of the day : -• • -- Officer., non-commissioned Officers, and Soldient After a fortutglit's marching and man.euvring the m..rueut of ...pe ration has arrived. In that short space of thou you have pawaxl over six of the highest imam* in our inouotaius ; have loivouteklal eleven nights • have fixed your testa .0e the wildest summits of the hsighU ; awl have made several to, cod marthes. In coast:tem' , 1 sum pr,,uil to expo . .. to you my coMplete satisfaction at your excellent bearing, at the dJ,ipline which you have preserved, unit the per.eve lance with which you have boron fatigue. If mane day we should hove to taito up arm" to defend the nalepen.len. 4. of our c.motry owl its frontiers, Switzerland nay have full couthlvvice iu you, as you have proved in the few dx)e we have pluvaAl together. Stators AmthrYer YO Lahr tt.tplibalf.—Wu regret to say theta eel accident has been suataiued by Laoly Mildusay, whip. with Sir Ilenry, has lassu tcniporarilv ratio!. it Heel:field, Hants, the manikin° at) lae.onersfield being hi room of rebuildhsg. Her ladyship, it seems, entered the stalolea on Tuevlioy last, thinking Sir lltioy had guise this her, and it is suppoecil that a portion of her dress touched sue of the hone% which immediately kicked vio lently, cud, must unfortamately, broke her ladyship's jaw, and ale° iuflicted other serious iejurieti. Aasistanca was iipstrintly rendered by Sir henry filiiilmay, and oleo by the groom, but they were likewise knocked down by the animal. They. honorer, camped with cumparetively ti injuries. V. Fitt?. NEAR Tint IiON Das •as„ -Thi, great sugar factory of Messrs. Harrison and %Vilson in Dock street, detest Smithfield. destroyed by tiro ou Friday sight hot, was insured in *event' insurance companies s for 50,015)/. With the exception of the '' stove" Mel store. which contaiheil a large stock, the whole of the works have been consumed, nothing relit* g but the lofty walla, weer 741 or 140 feet iu height, which are mu:nodality expected to TIIK iilftMlXi ttA>i RIFLE Vill.t*NTEr.RS.—The fall, awl the engineer. left in charge of the mho by the annual Mares:tom of the Ilinuitigham Imitation of rule Iprigeolu have to exercise great precaution in carrying out v..lionteers by I :olopitel M•Munloo was held uu Satunlsv last. their operations. The origin of too dkister I.a Leos trawl About 7,51 men mustered in Binglcy I and manias! sit tt the culpable eareksisrayis of ono of the workmen in the to t'altlisprie-park, where they acre put through 1,, ',ohs- service .4 the firm iu throwing a quantity of waste piper, tingle in a von able manlier by theirroloorl. After formiug which he WO collected on the upper theirs, down the in battalion sliture they vete satin-wed br Coloitoel M•Moololo '' lift," a kite! of well.hole, used fur raiodaig and lowering in hizlily eulogiatie terms refeiriag *penally to the men • from ono story to another. The paper in its descant clopped Der iur which ('clued Mote cominateleel the battalion. tattle on a lighted can Lerner on the second floor, and quickly vet bayonet drill of the serz•anta, and the sword drill s 1 the o tiro to the whole moos. One of the injured men (awhile), oflieers ; refereens we,/ made alto to the late Warwick re. I a hoiler.rnaker, died about 3 o'clock uu Satunlay morning, view, end ante ins-zular firing that took place there, but he and the (tertian who wee injured lies in a very oreairious rail that from the efficiency end steadinees which the corps state. Laiddle was 6U years of age, and now displayed he trusted that uu similar error would occur ha, left w iv I A StiLtrlEß t.l, THE CAM eltOglaNit. I.s .N PON VoLVNTAZItt4.-011 Friday the Corporal Will. Harwood, of the 3rd Company of the 226th members of No. 3 a...nip:my compete.' for the following lass just hail the good fortune to Wine into pos. pnzes :--l. A short Enfield rifle, complete in case, presented sissies of upwards of 3,0001. The mother of the lucky 'by Captisin CMOS., ;2. A /siker ruts. Presented by , tea. 'wounded a portion of the fortiori, arid. Sheppard ;3. A London armoury rifle, by webs 'ripe of her uncle, the LW Captain "Whittaker- of the Sth of the untabent. The ranges were "fiat, MO, 4,10, mei vital I 'impala. alio iesuled at Ackriogtuu, iu Lancaahire, and yenta, five shots at patch range. Corporal flied in I <l9. It amounted to more thou 12,000/., and on tite9i ..1 1,6‘.t. 17. An Harwood'u death, which happened about a fortnight objection was tiedln to porel Ihinalilsou'm score, on the i ago, fill to lie divided among her four surviving greets,' of bit not attendieg at the thsiur appuitn.taesoml,tthu : a oat whom oCiorgUlrtaol HAreirdni" the youngest. hoiog referred to irittf (:,,,o,l,titritevr.w;iliselurer.fen.o:: I he delriesi ' silents. six or seven veer. aston'hya. enlisetintegftintoththeatirlat that the three lest shotsshould fire again, two shots at 2011 Regiment, from which he volunteered into the Cauteruniana I and two at WO yards. The following was the nvult s Ser. at the close of the Clip:glean war. Xsorpoial Herr/sisal. who, grant M•Alpine, ti; Private Fit-Anne, 3; cud Corpond I).' we may mention, is married, has puiclievyl his discharge, Dahlman. ;SI 'Airtime winning the first prize, Flecks ue the leaves hi. regiment, we understand, uu Monday next.— secoutl, aml Dronahlaon the thireL Sdinhorall Courant. STEAM 81111'1'1SG. —The *team shipping interest I SY.VENHAKS. —The fourth half-)early goiletid has not yet realiaol the improvement we had anticipate.! ' minting of the shareholders was held on satunlay, at the from the inerenaed confidence and eve in the money owe° in V ictoriaatreet, Westminster; Mr. Milton in the market. negotiations, inetead of purchases, having been the chair. The directors' report stated that the works were chief feature of the mouth mow expired. Inquiries for proceeding setig,,etorily, and there will every reason to hope large and medium sized steamers have been made, princi- that the line would be opened in time for the troth, of the jelly fur ("mom account, and of these Several for the limit Exhibition. They regard with satiehictimi this Isoatiiog Ameriata State., but without netted tnoreactions ; the of the London, Chatham, nod I fever Deviation Sill bud. apparent feeling being that the want must soon arise for session, as by means of the deviation the envie to the ('ity lintish built steamers, generally, however. impeded for the and West-end will be greatly imerorrYl. Th. engineer's present by the uncertainty of commercial relations and report states that the work. are beiuz preeecuted with demand. outward freight■ to the Mediterranean are more vigour, and there is 110 doubt but that this line will be ready freely offered than return cargoes ; but net at such remunera. for opening next epriog. The acoinints for the half-year tire rates na should be looked for with a single cargo for the show receipts by paymeuta and calla on isberes, debetoturee, voyage. Similar charters out have, however, beet. effected 112,2:01. De., and espeorliture for worka, land, eons foe the Baltic ; whilst the regular traders homeward have p.nation, cagincering, Le., 111,105 f. Itio. &1., leaving a been preferring grain freights fneit thence to French porta, liability of outa&nsliug accounts of ',K°/. 4s. Gd. The 'Vet, as the season advances, such quantities of Baltic pro- Chatnuan simple moved the adoption of the report, which. duce must be coming forward as will give better returns after some queatieea asked by a shareholder as to piogress of on the voyage by freights, to our own porta.—(From the the works had been satisfactorily replied to, was unani- Circular of Medlin. Alfred Brett and Co.) piously agreed to, and the meeting concluded. THE BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE MAILS.