The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-27 00:00:00

1, , '~~ r .1 /. ;4? ,• (, - ;;;d 0. 47 - N E' , r;WSPAPEh * r s: - . .r.J.R2fT2 !44/ : . frk ,. , • - 4 1 ; '' tei >f . 17 • 4 ..._ s 41 At . r t ri g A No. 4,276.] WEEKLY STEAM COM3IVNICATION to NEW vonc. —ns• LI V LEI , sq. NEW YORK. and PHILADELPHIA 6 TEAM E r.‘] V Intend despatentos their All•powertsl Iron Ser.sr. •t• +mall Ips. calling at Queenstown S. eI:sh WEEKLY Elt ark passengers ani aches. as follows: M Lit ttliot EiL Volt NEW YORK. ANUARtat. Wrdi.,..day. Stay .1. Anal *Ter) 9U 9.. rankg N's.‘loseday. Cable passage, 15, 17, am! 21 ineas, acc*.r.ling to the accoatato. dation. Forward persist. 6 guineas. Including all provtaloaa Paseenevis for Cana.la mot the Western mares hooked thr"aith on very advantageous terms—lor further particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, t Waterntrret. Liverpool, or to 'IVES and MACEY.II . Klag WiUULa.atnct, City. QTEAM frmn LIVERPOOL to AMERICA via I, I I , BVA'. 17 the )t•I.ItRAt Oft= StCSIOShip CONSpeilri Noy Mu" Monier!, w*OM LIVIMPUOL TO QCEBEC Ilso, Slay I I Nosaticsdlaa, May 16. tegloia son, May 9. North American. May 23. 1' , 141141 , money to New V-rh, Must. n. Qat:rec. Montreal, To r •ito. and Hamilton, CI 2. srel Cy i. , ccordlni to aecommo d man To Portland. air and c i an-I hi all parts of Canada. at thrash rates. accordina to tariff. to he had on application —Tor Portlier_ partkalara apply to SAL and SEAMLE, 19, Water street. Lirilf99ol. `TEAM to NEW YORK, from SOUVI -11.7 ANI'ION —NEW LINE —The North Atlantic Steamship ..mpany • nnt.chisv vtianning ADRIATIC, 6.000 tone, J. J commander I•dnierly of the Baltic Collins' Line Is appointed to leave !vOCTII 15IPTON for NEW YORK on the Nth MAT MO .0,1+4145...et hat unrivalled accommodation for ponengen. AM le lilted with watertight corapartament. Tied cabin. ...An. .rom.l rah's. Elk —Vor freight or apply to wi% EN. RICHARLMOS. and Co.. 0. Orlon t + d.place, mnathsniphot er tiItiNNILLL. TINILLIL amd IIoROAN, 113. Yeucloireh cant, QTEAM twice week to ROTIIIIMAK and the 1.7 REIN It —Th• Neth.rlnn.t• Ntewm•lx.int C•napany's neer Sind powerful ot.om.ohip I:11 A% I Et. Captain W. SY ITtt. lane.. &CM Millesesl.l, the Inlnlln •:r.11.4 rival. Wapping, ever) sun , lny Ingmar et tt. nod the M., p.. erful unr steamer SECRET. Cold. J slllllltli, In li.n of ly.nn yd." from oft lite Tf"Afr• seer Tbototot oatty. 114 h these roosoll Imo impeder aosomoodolloo hr —tor holed, pomp, te.._ovpluat Car pilafs l' Meerut . Ifootoot.effees, W.; or s. Awl I , IILLLI7PA, Asooto to the Netherlands Mom Boot Company. It, Itoollaae, (it), IRELAND. —CHEAP and FJCPZDITIOITS 110trf/4_611112AT it 11.‘TEZN RAILWAY, to WATER- I/ORD nod COM. ley Zaprtss ?mint to mtLirmtp nay EY , atbd hen powerhil u‘semors from the Terminus at New Milford. Waterford. —Daily from at •m. mimes, sad 6 a.m. trains boat Paddhathaa. r.et —Every T and •taturti.ty. br seam hula& lons :—/Ent t IR . samuni. Min et Mum astmad. WINK sniblis for one awe*. ad elm TU. Tbr NOM 111141411■141 %elm warnlord dilly at sla pm., and Law e.wk every linsiny *NI Vriday 'km tunhn porticorm IV 44 the Italbray Station : b. 11...NVol:Dud /AM* . 0111100 street. Looks. and Lanny Maw" 111 Ward A . and F. BRECIANO awl JOHNSTON'S Immesh, of Gibraltar awl Louise —Ti. ati•r7t,h,4 of this DI La& are hereby ap= that may • oto. , kit Itmel VIVEND of the on a ywaatfea Y• it .or YhOltpe aria M. solicitors, 11, Abcburth•laas, ▪ os say heteren the hums of 2 an.l 4 r 1.4 k. d Mae the months of lily, Jam, sail Jiity nest. sod on pro dortios of their secirrlthe. Dotal this 14th day .4 April. 18110. PIIILLirt and Mill. It. Al e, Lnd.,n I , I!EA • I!I,L_NOTIci. - w--ad CLERICAL MEDICAL, GENERAL LIFE AMU ILA N 't *KITTY. INfa 4kbe l IYII. All proms who Onset Polak. no the Partlelpmflog heels be -1..e. Jaw hatta Mk wlll I. ..rilltk+l at the meet holm to 601 per'. ot.thloaa3 share of 1,../11. ov.c later Aroma. teaks or Maass atoll I , ..rens ot Proposal rah 11y ohialord of aay al the Naelety'a Atteate...r OKI Ihi it I'l 'TI" LI 'Tx Aetcary arid secretary. 11. a JiwwW,lqwww. L 41. S. W. THE GENERAL LIFE Itll4 FIRE ASSURANCE tioNIPAN V. Eataiitialtrd 1.37 Laapoorere4 hy "Plc MI Acta of Parliament. SP. newt William street. London. Papleal. Thr larcetors *we wale,- 1 That the ANN. ',EN unTING of tho prletc.rs will h held at 12 o'clock pre. 'rely. es ariTUSDAY. the 12th fley .4 Ka, wok the .enee .4 the Campos,. 22 [lag Witham atzerl. In the 1117 1 . 4 Lomloo The at *orb MiteUnu.. Jae proirrietors wt. tlers Anl.l ten N ware share.. Nkh th. y hate p.atteacd ati cassalar ittonths. any •14rnd Tlutt thr...• Le.. regir. k i Vet k. 14.1 . •Irremodl snit James Plildwilles ICsy mein, e.tattm the 1..4 of wleoe, helms wow for rc aptedut. 'bent. arm pe,,..w.1 Aeolt Fireslime. gay., auditor, Si. retire. - rhat •ny Proprietor. .1.14 ....01144., whir *on be destroue of tope....stne randolate• for any ..1 tine elilleideiet met Wire •rittra nolo . of their Introti..n at the sees, to She Overrtary atheist"... day. ore, loyal) to the dew of mat iesothog.—by order .4 the Director*. 1111011A1 PILICI. limasearl. Apia U. lus. CASH ADIrANCES MADE, without delay, ley tar Lomuos isvt-Aimp.• r coareasy tea, lloorgate street, on deposit 14 •Iq eq. I.a. of ink, or other ap- Pm." , mourn), repayable e ssy Instalments Depositors allossol S per east. an au .love Capital, £13,000, la slums of ale aid SS each. Proapectases and forme seat tree ♦\DIIW JAM IN Ronv. man.sinor MrMar. GOLD cH A INS —WATHIRBTON and saiminr.• 1.. t...ti1l the attention of tho pahlk to the W/114 of 1N%101114 whirch thvy 4.41v0r ebb 004 U likairt• p.nimun‘l M their 4 a. 4. T. oroduntmehip of .later, 14 lair Imar T.. 14 carat 0.1.1. dwt p, at aJ 30. 0.1 per. unat c. 41111 Tot a I pot tkl. ay dem. th e qt. ALIT V, WEiliflT. and HALOS of iM 4 I arr .rrs MA. and intarantrr.l b the pantomime: Wither. ▪ o Ito,rl.n f..r a lair rwarowatioo on the wort. a5...,./01, .o.ly. *holt la .hArgr4 orrowthog to Ilia Intricacy or ▪ ity of Ike patters *Ann:v.47oX sarwmcv 4.44444o.4—Wwwfactory. lo Hroriettootrost. Unreel gunkn, talollok W.C. two. 1 , 11.1i-.1 I. I. _ t...).1;141; - 74 Malta awl it went ry for ..ti—N.E. This it.t. l 4l.hohut clone at rilt lo thy errata.. mil ea Satanlays at 1,11.. PLAT -RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH, 69, w --The he.t Londoo.usal. wrought SILVER APtIONIS awl Yohlt.. a. titular Inddl• goners. Thread palkirn. Qnsespollani. 0471 I ad ea Pon a • dia 44.1 6• 1 44. Pyr 44 It • d. 11 Table Ilark43lll, • 1 II • 0211, •d. 14 6 040, 44. OS 0 0 Ifl7 Im. 8,0444. 301, A ll • On' , 14 II 6401 . .15 • 0 Mom ru. Of • 7 • 1141111 ' II 11 016 k• '• 7 4 It 1 8 . illoome :1/4 17 fin •12 On' 07 6 17 In 44.941. 10 T$ 3 111 411 II 4 111 014•0. 0 12 0 TA .nor n. 041644 tar the lane at proonlarden low = .6 0.- .1 hAml imardmil leeks .41447 potion 1•91,41444 et 0, k.li . 1 .1r46. A 74. nit 94-1116Ined Annaporolon In Only& o4n•As.. 0, ITNNIGHTLY or offroxive VIEWS from 4.lrrair lfr Warr .i 0.10.1 MI, be egeeseled by NAIIIA %111. or tip Art of haltalloz *weed eau. seeped We I h I. "Lamar "Aw 1..., ow.....n.aortes, tr. laolniethaw w p...t fn. for ad. Bo o k of etrhiaga IP.^4 r , •••• walls A han.l.4oe num hoes of the art adarol in th. .I.lnwe may I.• seen at A. MARION and Ca a, ISt X. 4. ot At". I. bream. Who.hank and retell . Az• itt I.,lls—llasaro II IC% EV, ItLYNOLD/kan4 YOWLER CR IRNS. ituNjoNs, .Iml DEFECTIVE TOE -111.. EX 1rt..1471:1. and o'l RED In one salient*, wttlaost t rtin4.a Non. I.y 11r lIE'S DA LI. n%. Iles.ent-street. I . Ite• a.t. mini by Mr- Creel .11 if preferred Tema. 2a ad. • Yr new.4lll Iw. te.tolt..ttltd• Irian the Royal Fatally. MI, 6. wen, with ..th• ra. from all part.. 4 h. the 1......-ow —Freer the light Ras. of% 1..• 1 hide, .4 Land,. —•• Sir Keto.l3ll h. effectually enrol 16.1,4•• ••1 at; fart olth..tat ;Att.,: no; :F. at Jaime. • platy, 1a... It tol tut. Lime (admit. and a e.t.a ..str• tot tram Ms feet by 11r Feudal', and 1.1.112 strongly tes.antta eel him." aiturryc Eeient strevt Qihdrant. RI: PT I.*R3f4. —By Royal Letten4 Patont til 11101'.4.11N Titt"tis perfected awl the 111111.01.. n. Intl N Mimed I. upward,. of SOO 1.11 tl . ...vnl/elara 10 Itw mat dl tiro latTatiali la the cure- IP -4 M ,. nt .4 NMI): tt. The its .4 • Merl trim, 'notion hortiut In 1?• Merle. I. her, aro,hkd . a oat hoeden Irks wore 1 , 01.1 the while .i.i,w e power la wirsplo.l ‘1..• l %I% Pill ~ml TITEN LES I: .11 fitting with 0.• n. a. h and tiortre.• that It • anll-1 h....letectee, alai Os, •lIIIIMt •lerp. ctn. Ular etly ha heel, mid Ii o fru. fwo vk.l 1., usi the ...retioderesee sf Mt to.. 1n0.:1,4 helte.7 bent to the artier, Mr. I' ill 11: .tu I nihiluel Titus us the rtes prie t,Pl...l4-a Math. W .alt up... Wales. 1)H IsELLW's LUZEN(;ES sad POWDIR, .4 4-41r.1 Vol/Noble 41sarvom. append of by Me kw P. , .1 %, ..Mqd 11,11.-ei..4 Nrb. fort oron of to.flosollom a. I ~ . ..ttp.tl.o, so.l .4 en.m. Moms of Om Soon& en I •• 11.. 11...1 .4 I.ornor% So M. Ow 4 Ole of • 0 : , ...r0f Unapt, 4.. JVZI.I,t. From& Cboula. do. Hay fmob.c. CRYSTAL PALACE. --SEASON 1803-1. TICKMTS for the NEW SEASON. cousanseging TUESDAY, lit Slay and terminating on the 30th April, ISa l , are now READY for lame. They are of two classes, via., Two Ottineaa, admitting free on all meadow. . One Guinea. *draining tree on all occasions when the price of admission to the Palace on the day Is under are shililnur . hut admitting on those days on which the price of admission fa Ave shillings, or upwards, on payment of 11. U..- Crown' The ;lays on which the price of admission Is flied at Five Shilling. and upwards already decided upon ma— ne II ENl)t.lx4oHN VINTIVAL and Gram Performance of EIJJAII. and Torchlight Procession, on VRIDAY, May 4. The sl X OPERA CONCERTS on Fridays, May 11, June 1, if, 121, July nand Li The urea/ FLOWER SHOW on Saturday, May SS The if I*.ICAL FESTIVAL o f th e Orpheonistes of France on Monday, kith, Tuesday, 26th, and Thursday, 20th June. Other appointments at a rate of admision of Flee altilliam or upwards may be made as the season progresses. &neon Tickets for children under 12 years d opera be Used at the uniform rate of lialf.s.Ouines. Tickets and the published program me of the MIN OS may be hal at the anal agents ,at the tat Palace ; ore aa 2, Raster bal L —by OMB!. 0 'WI 0110V1. iscrebary. CRYSTAL PALACE.—On FRIDAY, May 4, IWO. A GREAT FESTIVAL PRIJOR,MANCII OF MEN DELVW IH N'S ELIJAH, oath@ occasion of the Insuguration of the Bromic Memorial Striae of the Composer by Mr. Charles heron . prortded by public subscription. Prlnc*.l Vocalists . Miss Pareps, Miss F. Rowland, Mies Palmer, and Madame Mon Dolhy. Mr. Sims Reeves, Mr. Evans, Mr. L W. Thomas, and Signor lielletti. The Band will Include *a Instrumentalists of tho Snored Harnsook Society, with 11111•111041, additions thereto, selected from the prinetpel Ortemilow the Crystal Palace Rend, and the lam Oros. hisMt kw the Maatiel Festisnl. Ornms_int, Mr. sandet et the Lomb= mmehe. ll •7ll=d atm, fita Mem et the floured Ilennowis Seciety, with selectings the other Metespellles Clore, Iseiedes the leading Professional Choristers and De tattoos from the principal Provincial ihnral Societies, the Choirs, and various continental Choral bodies. The ends, Orchestra will number THREE THOUSAND PERFORILUB. Conductor, Mr. ci PITA TOtme dal arrangements ender the direcilau at the Committee of the :trawl Harmonic Society. The oratorio will commence at 3 act. wk The statue, which will he placed for the (*.region on otos of the tipper tenures, will be myelin! at 6 o'clock. A peat Torchlight Promote* at dank. Pawls oir Tir rn. —Admission tickets If purchased on or before Hooked of Hays, U. :by payment at the dome on the day of there:Myst Ti. 61.: reserved Mello arranged to blocks, se at the Handel Festival. In the arse. fa, onlra, or In the corner galleries, half a guinea extra. Tickets at the Crystal him: nod at 1, Inter Halt, where also plow the anis are. bo Imoraltad, at, by order, of the usual V i new maw MAIO MN admit as I e Session, 'abject to the mad radatioas. WHITTINGTON CLUB sad METRO POLITAN ATIMMII. Artwrietamit. Meet ()RAND VOLUNITIR ea TV DAY. Nag I. nadir the yetzenage of Thema LIfiLA6L Ticket , ' lady. fa Genders. :4e at< . sapper. hi. =lra) mg be ebeabled by any Vi et a Vaunt/me O b oe„ of the Itseeeesey. I, 11111 BILL. beereeeri VICTORIA CRO6B GALLZRY, Mfg= OA flooo, OM DAILY. from II VD 7. • Ono 1111 Ms. In bon The slide of Inn Toes foloq with oanoroso addidinn pointed to, L. W. Doono JAMES ROW& MR. and Mn. GSMILIN REED, TO-NIGHT, asd RYQY ItVCCING Nampa &denial.% N a ma nor day sad haterday Aiterseeer at a will give their rornme I LLI'aTLATIONti, "tear Home Circuit and " tivailds Seethes." latmdaelse a variety of amusing sad inteeeeelag MITCH= tram ItIAL LIM at the ROYAL GALLERY el nitranu- TION, 14. itepatainet. Ada:dodos, la, la, soculd at the Whey. and at Cramer . Bo* sad Co.'sa WA, laria4- street —lasi Nights of Salty Stamm ALBERT SMITH'S MONT BLANC M It i'o4llollT at S, aad TOMORROW ATTIR3IOO3I at 3, sad STOW NIGHT ,trat Saturday% at : sad Teasft la afternoons, at S. Mai, 3a. labia sea be Wren at the Dux <Alice, lepptleta IMR. Melly, tram 11 to 1). Ma. fr , • salter), 1.. AROYLL ROOMS, Great Windmill-street, ficeedilly. Leaned $o Aot of Parliament.— NOTIeL —A mevineent taflfil NO 1111100 N added to title Eatablishment, ilVea every livening With the MONSTEY BAND. comloeted by Mona Leranotte, chef d'orebeetre to the Emperor Napoleon. Open at oThek. Admiasion. le. ritHll NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, A. nab Baton formerly Caine de Veatn. an OPEN cvny WINING tor LA Y INO. Anon open at Itillsast $l. close at 11 o'clock. Adnloake le THE LONDON PAVILION, Tichborne-street, Harnerisse.—ifiee want to spend a plaumuit evening. go to the LONDON PAVILION, the taut norms In London, and tie host CONCERT. Admission (by rdreatment ticket Ad.— Alb" BIM Os wk% *a moverioN OP ITS Wen Dann EUROPEANand COLONIAL 1,132 COMPANY. In. Parma S.W. The peewee's of the above Compeer be 4 too announce that they have Mewed their Tart/ of Pricey and now otter thett potter the hell moat at the new enactment. ROYAL VICTORIA SIIERRY..27s. per doses. (The Illesdard of In s the SPLENDID OLD PORT. ten year. In the wood .. Per dozen. SPARKLING ITUNAIf CHAN PAON . 34a. ST. JULIEN cLANAT, pan en.l wlthost acidity YK „ ►LNRItT COGNAC BRANDY Pale or Brown_ .. tic nd Sh. SOUTH AFRICAN PORT, SHERRY. Ate net aad Ida The Rare ever intr"duced Into this cosiatr - Bastin and wimps Included. and oh doom cam boa to any rallsray station in Engl►nd or Wake. Prlos halm trot an ape• Mien. Tunas cosh. WILLIAM RRIDTIPPLNO. kbabffPf. A LUMPY'S PALE ALE.—Meaus. FIND LATILII, MACKIE. TODD. and Co log to nnoosnce Met they are son prepared to nosily ALL.* lips TAU ALL of the Sonit u rall . In Wake sod auks of eighteen Wiens said up. sailer lendon-bridge liattweri Oldies ; entraom 21.1, Toehryoteest. LE. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. Kovenkperrequired. IS °ramie Ilitimercieseer trine. 42.61. SAILLOWS PATILST CASK STAND.—No wade or Pediment disturbed In tilting. will repay llama a perked foil. Price Its. BAICLOW'S A rroIIATON CINDKJI SI7TIKL —Warranted to save .inc ton of COM, per par. Prim ils. gd. Engravings gratis. it %KLIMA ft kILIATINO 111/AT fICUZN.—WiII road a large Joint with a 'mall fire. mod amp • ton of coal per year. Lie. BARLIPW'S INVT.thI STIAMKIL—The only method to cook them in perfection. By ail stew see Its action expiainft!.. Price ils . 7s , Pa. Apply direct to JAMEt BARLOW. 14, Kind Wlltlam• street, 11 ...ion house, inventor and patentee. See that his 141111 C and 1.1.11V141111 MI veto article all others are spurious Imitations .-EstabUsised lfdtl THE BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS and I'OPPErt b INGLAND en at all dram to be obtained of PHILLIP% and Co., Ti. Meretteata. • King Willtainotreet, eity. stoma metal Comma Ti.. 3a.14. awl 4. . rich Soachneg. >k FL,IL led., mei le. Tea and coffee to the value of MY. seat aertiap tree Se mg railway Medea or market tone la Dem& A peke =rest tree. dagereatmerhet plow. AU pods garde. tree edible eight selleeee ibe WEE EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY itimitoo. ashy Oompaor who Import their awe TIM e r kb = Um pebble Pm fr om ba or M a i --s dim.. saving of IS per mak TM g ti per lb . of ode* la the harry, tram ISt flea Laming &airflow. In mu.* Warm/waft It Great St. Helen'echarrhyanl, Bietoopogateraareet. SAUSAGES.— GENUINE HOME-MADE.— regtota., Beef. 7d. per lb.—Do KIETOR 1103.11WWWWW Itowdelliddeet, Covent-garden, W.C. .—Mr. E'KELL, Surgeon Dentist, 314, T Kl Expect-street faded the Polytechnic). inpliMes has PATENTED INCtiItRODIBLK TEETH. which can be mulched so curly in shape and colour to those left in the mouth, cod an forme., roe tartly to nature. that the ekwiest observer caner. de tect. the difference, and in all eases they restore perfect artlech. lion and obistication. These teeth are fixed from out to • iamb Mete set upon Mr Eakelre neeer.fallina rah! minim WWl*, of .Ifablhesion.without ex tract Indany teeth or Mumps, or sivMs any pal n whatever icing incornslihie they possess the lapefine a dvantage of ; Crrr chan.i colour nor decaying. Mr. &heirs celebrated Ohteroptmtl, Enamel. post-free for 30 stomp+. for stop ping decayed teeth. in a prepanition which never changes colour nor afterts the colour of the tooth, and is free from any injurious properties either., savants the teeth or steiveral hes/th. Ile ap plk &Mon ei easily performed, alai without atrine the slightest pain. Defleiroicies .of palate , rectually remedied loose teeth i•tenell ; teeth militated discoloured teeth restored. de. Mows. ten toll,. ComailLition free. Char ge , e i r i e tl y cie d eecte. ketent-street, Loudon opposite the Pulytaltulc:. blitbed 1547. QOUND Find WHITE TEETH Aro indispeumble pera.nal sttrJetioa. and to health iubt Innlleelq bk .i tlr , proper nuatle.ttloo of food. It/MLA:UAW OIiONTO. or Dentifrice. a white powder composed of the cholera* sad most oweedienta or the miental herbal. It extirpates, all tailaroa. .Iheco la to the truth. suet taunts a pearl.llk• white. Issas to the en ouelle.l aurface . arrests the further mitres. of Nosy al the t,th tot Indoers a healthy nettles of the mutat The breath al.. from the ..ilubehats and ohainfeetlng qualities of the Wont.. att tins o parity and Ova:ranee truly grateful to It. pours.? Prier 1. •Al per boa. otution —The words •• thlooto." A. are ea the label. and A hawked and Sons, PO. 14 Moo ¢Ableu." as the oneerenkeut stamp. Sold by them and by eheraleta and perfumer& • . IIItULY EFFICACIOI'II and MILD. De o. .wr • DI Li. .I'4 awl LI Vla PILI.R. & (MEAT M iRLDDROMII.STIULLT, W. Met the Pali/WM "Moat +ay M.-retitle! lotre.l6eitt. Mau the recipe of Ur. ir , k }t. CULVEItIVELL, M. R.C.B L.M.,L.8.A., •, of lineal .If eat Tle •• rill. ern le foostol InwainalSo to JUr Lorel.e, can be ronsulteal .laity veil, as abooo., upon di iele.. 441a..t free halo*. ...el lir., .•eopt...iii• libldpollos. wind. 0111•11 of :ern •••ts Debility, lowoluntary blimblog. Talpiltatlon, =l.. iti.111....e. Sleet* ..4 the. p.... .te. Mn boblinol oes. ; Love d Men..ry. hicaponiy, Speneworrboes, SPertflty. Castor). ..6, Am i •• • fatally ••lerirell Minn , .... Oleg of;:=0101- I reakein end Galtaniere M. mild la their ••p. row " esel orahNl to the they I Jong yobleatied. ea entire view nS fleisinal Work. mitlflod moot. eispotite. proneo• 4.* ... .ti.. mei Monttlui• Ye tai"OttilsKLVEN • Were.** ilre•er• ...3.1 t. 00... t .ini...,61616.. In 6..6.66. In 11. L 3111.1 • Amok . Tit Ptiyalolosy awl Aii,itomy of our Downtime— =s. As ..6... n.. sore t.. 6.3; f. .r I* n. et's hilloes an•l Line The - Main ef Daseaft—arel 4 ..m% Treatment. n 1 1 .3 Om. n 171 0" Viilliw an n - Ken ave.". PiaDep. oltb " William , Mei In nob by pot. 1.1 tamps, open ensla .1$ sour& . 1.3, rrrirootrort."roortre4 so Qs oprorsiorat dooop. ' To 100 had dN. * CogliAll or t. Author. on Novo - LONDON, FRIDAY WirENING, APRIL 27, 1860. yIiPORTANT SALE of Szet-olaal now and emorgheind 1171111T(711L—J. DINT sod Oe. big he air amen to the bile Mat they have purdiand the =We Yen& tare of anwi Wee beessea wide& added to their elm* the pert)rg Meek la Imadra. they an offering et d iem real nage, coazr imay tas et dtMag, drawing, mad bed In oak, , genet, amid other woods: room chain at lea ; waked theeringeoma Mala bo = at Ma &I teleseepe diming tables, at lid.: Ina ga ed.. even other ankle prigertiererair ci•m e t w at ig ti= western ?grain» leas, Ilk 11, ik Nakeromeet pan a yu, M tae aligner will 1.41 the above stook sad an wow making the hrisd k dlmplay In Landes et leeme hems, tem sad weed all gthed with tersitant, sad entire mow indeed bode Gad bedding ampleta, with m meleez a rikne at bed-room ter agape. Inn artiste le the laweet price ftit_ilegeree. &changed or money returned not . apved at pald to any railway Amgen I. the Idagdom No charge Fa; ding or the am of cams. 31.3fRS. COLLARD and COLLARD b% l et to announce that Wiz NW lIIITABLISHidiNT, N. ld GRONVINOR-STREET, DOND-BTILZKI, being coin. pleted, the premises are now opened for the transaction of bud. new with an ample STOCK of PIANOVOINKS of ell dames, both for sale and hire. Mews. C. and C. trait that the mendthey have made will be found to condom very mat= to the convenience of their customers name especially of those residing In the western Seidels of the metropolis-16. Oros viniorstreek Bel:degree& Aceargate sad eotweepondenee will be earned on at le, Gresvemeretreet, Boedetsiet. 1 rpo GINTLININ.—NOTION of RIBIOVAL. .1. Mr. KUM Irm boa It stioieftly 4 , Ms butane tram Mimidnit 16 mere Ipmerdr a in:ll is . .=, will swab him mom haft to vim/ GM limjimi kr new wittier will be 13, JI2OOI[4IMT, DOMILIFISIXI, tear dean west a THilrg liar ; INT/MN= CAM Ma STRING AND 15171001 /UT= E. MOSES and SON beg to state that their we parttime for SPRING and SONY= meted any of their former efforts se wen la extent se la meletp. They lave visited the petadpel harkens both at home sad *breed for the beet and newest manantetaren and have enenteded la e inch ea astorthent of pee& as hes newer before been t= under one roof in this or any other country. Their IIitPORE TAILORING DLPARTWENTS have been euppited with se andlenteariety of the choesest and neon popular faiwies. Their READY-WADI CLOTHING STOCK Is complete In every respect, and they venture to say that for elegance of style, dura bility of material and workmanship, tastefulness of finish and cheapness, It is quite unequalled, even in the metropolis of I. ff l o n kil care has been bestowed on the HOSIERY, HAT and CAP, and ROOT and SHOE DEPARTMENTS, which have been famished with an entirely new stork of fealtionshie and seasona ble goods at sock ponces se enable the proprietors to offer their :Wrong very great advantages, N —R. MORES and SON take this opportunity of announc- ing that they intend giving their customers the full benefit of the abolition of the ditty es Silks, Gloom An I MOR sad SON, . COMIC at Mamie, and alftMe, and Comm of Itaw Oderd-stmet, and Hartedreet. IL =Smashes : Bradford and ehehleld. Yorkshire. sad BON via It to be particularly observed, that If any ai%ds be sot sppreval of it will be exchanged, or the meow retewmad. without Ilsaltatiott. Moir lick /it Spriwcamd Itaremer, seistabdari "The Growth 01 ha hwitertaist Womb of Brltlsh Industry.: with rules for sellimismaresteet, =digit/I prime, may be had gratis on spoil. sake, at post Iris THI " INDISPENSABLE " SIIIT, sank ta wises sabers aad patterns, and partleabuiy adaptisd Syr Mina, trasellthg, and badness. This fa anivssudly beans most oandortabla sad melon able Snit war Introdnesd. Price from Sas. T. bis Aldan' al IL YOU aad SON, earner at Ifinotisa dad Aloe, and @mat d Now Oxfortirited aad Baradtrest. ATOILTITE REQUISITE for the SPRING. Among as =ay lentrioi of the pearl age none can be ehlidmad the 'manifold vitiate of OLDRIDGIC3 RALIK or Lille A. If applied to the roots and body of the hair It Imparts the most delightful madame, with an agreeable fragrance of perfume. It also at this period of the season pre vents the hair frees fekli n /r. or If already too thin, or Mining grey, will prevent its and soon restore It again. Thom who really desire to ha ve r:tint hair, either with wave or curl, should nee it daily. It is also celebrated for strengthen ing the hair, freeing It from smut mad producing new hair, whiskers, and moustache. Zeleblishol upwards of 30 years. No Imitative wash can opal It. Pries as al,, SW, and lla melt C. and A. OLDIUDON. 13. Wellingtomairillit Nurtlhatfalid, BRECKNIILL'S SKIN SOAP, th e b ee t f or pro dodo( a clear and healthy skis In la. packets of four tablets or Meat smaaree—Brocksell, Turner, and Sons, by slant to her llajosty, manufacturers of was. composite, and tallow candles, agents to Prim'. Patent dealers la all other getout candles, all kinds of household sad toilet soaps, and In colza, %pens, vegetable, and other temp Otte, dc.—Beehive, 31, Haymarket, London. Mold by all rospectable dealers in town and country. N.B.—Nadi tablet an. , wears la stamped with the same of " Hrecknell.' WEDDING and BIRTHDAY PRESENTS, TRA ILODILIOIII2, 42, Piccadilly, invitee attention to bin INb STOCK rd CASES, VELLING B,lioe, DESPATCH DOX DRESSING E, Writing Cases, Work DEW Boxes S& , Jewel Cues, LADIEW RETICULE and CARRIAGE BAGS of every description )11WIAVAL MOUNTED ENVELOPE CASES, BLOTTINO.3OO[k and INKSTANDS en suite Scent Caskets Netting. and Glove Dozen Use NEW PATENT SILLF-CLOSINO BOOR -SLID& abo a Adios variety of LLEOANCIES end NOVELTIES suitable for PRILSENTATION, too various to enumerate. To he lead at HENRY RODRIGUES 41. Picoaday, two doom from Seckvillnetnet. This day, octavo. I. ed., SERMONS PREACHED in WESTMINSTER ABBEY.IIBy iSCHAILD CHIftVIX TRUCE!, D.D., Desn of Westminster. London : John W. Parker and Son, Went Strand. Now reedy. pies Oaa RldMet: hY Pont. la. id. . GENERAL SIR CHARLES NAPIER as CONWEJLOR and GOVERNOR of SCI NHL A Lecture, by Colonel MaeDoroaLL Commun.lant Staff College, delivered at the Royal Hulled florrlce luntitntlon , H RH. the Duke of the Canahrliso, Commenodedrhlef of the British Army, In Mir. Chalks WakeWs, R,vdepark•coroar, & W. PAALUMENTART COMMITTEES. CIVIL SERVICE APPOINTMENTS. The committee rx-assembled yesterday, Lord Stanley in the chair. There were also present Sir S. North cote, Sir. W. Hayter, Col. Sykes, Sir R . Jolliffe, Mr. Clay, Mr. Collins, and Mr. Maguire. Mr. Tilley, assistant-secretary to the Post-office, stated that the total number of persons in all departments con nected with the Poet-office is 24,880. The clerks were ad• mitted not under 17 nor above 24 reared age, commencing at NOW. • year, with a prospect of rising to 800/. The ap pointment of the clerks in London rested with the Postmaater- General. The local departments appointed their own clerks. In London it was customary to nominate three when an odes, was vacant. The sorters were selected from the letter-carriers, and were appointed between the ales of IS and 21, beginning at Ills. a week. They uid not rise to any other position, but there were several dame., some of whom received 20s. • week. Ins postmasters in England whose salaries were above 120/. I a year were appointed by the Postniester•General. He also had the appointment of those in Scotland awl Ireland above 11106. nese below that amount were appointed by the Teem . He did not think the system of competition bed the Postmaster-General to procure more eel abet clerks than he was able to do before the system was established, because formerly he made selections from persona on whom he could depend, or ou the recommend*. tine of persons who were well known to him. He thought the present examination with respect to letter-carriers was too severe. They faded principally in spelling. There existed some anxiety to obtain • intmenta, but the appli. cations to the Positmaider were not so numerous as errnerlv. Mr. trollope, surveyor in the Post-office, and Mr. Cor bett, of the Inland Revenue.olfice, were afterwards exa mined, and the committee then adjourned. THE ASYLUM POR IDIOTS. The annual meeting of the governors and sub scribers who support this excellent charity, the Asylum for Idiots at &dewiest, near Redhill, was held at the London Tavern yesterday ; Mr. Alderman ABllltiel in the chair. There was a numerous attendance of ladies and gentlemen who sought to procure the election of their respective prelims's to be admitted into the asylum. It had been an nounced that upon this occasion five were to be elected for life, and fifteen for the ordinary term of live years, out of • list of 146 candidates. The report of the board of management was read by the secretary. It stated that the number of inmates, which 44 year was 27fi, at present was 311.16, which number would be increased to :r26 by the elections of that day. With the officers end attendants the whole househohl consisted of nearly 400 persons. The iniprovernent of their physical and mental condition during the pest year had been in every way satisfactory ; there had loss scarcely any local disease among the inmates, and those who at lint were delicate and weakly had since obtained a more vigorous state of health. REPRBSZNTATION OF BBRILMIIRE. —The Sheriff of Beats has axed the nomination to be held at Abingdon, on Wednesday, the Rod proximo, at ball-past ten o'clock in the forenoon. Dlr. Bichsel Benyon, of Englelield.house, no., Reading (conservative) is the only candidate in the field. Mr. Benymi has attended the various corn market. held in the county during the week, and solicited the inte- rests of the farmers. Tps "CLUB " PeosteUTIONS.--WO (Scotsman) understand that the Commissioners of Inland Revenue have deckled up .° withdrawing the appeals to the Quarter Sm. ■lone from the decision of the county justicw in the meat prosecution of the keepers of the Edinburgh mid Edinburgh and Leith Harmonic and Histrionic clubs fur gelling spirits without license. SPORTING. NEWMARK_RT FIRST SPRING MEETING. THURSDAY. HANDICAP SWENPIITACI of 10 110•11. , for three-yr-olds and upwards. List half of Ab. H. (3 furlongs 217 yards.) (8 rubs.) Mr. R. Ten Brocck's Pomona by Flatcatcher, 3yrs,7st 15th Tordham) I Lord Pitswillbun's Busy Boa 3 yes, gat Boyce) 2 Mr. 3. Hodgman's CHiot a , 4 yrs, lot !lb Orbashaw) 3 The following al ran :—lady Kingston, Doubloon, Beckley. and Mousey. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Doubloon, sto 1 sot Mousey, Bto 1 each art Buckley and Lady Kingston, I to 1 apt Car lotta, 100 to 15 apt Pomona. Busy Bee, Pomona, and Carlotta got away in trout ; Pomona challenged Busy Be. half-way up the oorda, and won a very pretty race by • bead ; Carlotta was third two lengths off. MATcm, 25 sors., T. Y.C. (5 furious' 140 yards.) Baron Bothschild's North Lincoln by Pylades, 4 yrs, Tat loi.;;;litZii Mr. P. nobineon's Aston, 4 yrs, at 71b (A. Day) Betting : 13 to Bes Nwth USCALA. Actaeon made the running. On entering the cords Fordharn called upon North Lincoln, who, answering most purely, won, to the astonishment of the spectator', by • length and a half. HANDICAP HIMPSTAILIS St 16 son. each, 10 ft ; for three•yrolds and upwards. T.Y.C. (6 furlongs 140 yards.) (10 sub.) Mr. Min's Neopbyte by Newmlneter, 4 yrs. Itet Ileb . Mr. Onewieles's Error (A. yrs, SA tAb rA Prineil) I Barites Mr. H. Bas Montebello, ape, act , 2 ) The following also ran : —Bastion, Orlando, Wampum, Raspberry, Philomela, e by Surplice—Rose of Onhmere. SWI.F.PITALIN of 10 son. each ; for 3-yr-olds, 7st 104 b; four, em 81h; five and upwards, fist 11lb; mares and geld ings allowed 31b. The winner to be sold for 100 son., if demanded, Ise. First half of Ab. N. (3 furlongs 215 pude). (bola) Mr. IL Tim Broeek's lattlmeake, by Callkenla. 3 yrs, 7st 7M Perm t 1 Mr. Martha's Confuse" yrs, 7st 10Ib Andante'.lobleasn Antes* 4 yrs, let lib 'A. Day) $ Yr. liettormip, 3 yrs, 7st nb....(orinialawi 4 : 2to 1 each agar Antonio and Confusion, 3 to 1 opt 6to 1 apt Buttercup. A dead heat. • Deciding heat : 6 to 5 on Rattlesnake, who won by half length. THE ONE THOUSAND ODINIAB &rimers, a subscription of 100 son. each, L ft, for 3-yr.old fillies, Bst 71b each; the owner of the second filly to receive back his stake. D./L (1 mile 17 yards). (48 subs.) Lord Derby's &WA*, by Longbow, lot 7lb (Akleroft) 1 Mr. P. Bohemian's Lunn, bat Ilb (.l- Day) Sir J. Hawley's f by longbow, out of Venn, at Mons) S Mr. 04130‘a Odd= Plpgle. id 71b (rhumb) 4 The following also ran:—Tambour, Ca Cecilia, Vesta, Contadins„ Precim, Roes* sad vision. Betting : IS to op* Sigitta, 4 to 1 apt Vesta, 4 to 1 aye the Venus Illy, 12 to 1 apt Carries, 12 to 1 apt Cecilia, 12 to 1 apt Contadum, 100 to 7 apt Aurora, 100 to 5 apt Precise, 20 to 1 apt Provision. The nag was dropped to a capital start, Veda getting off slightly in advance, with the Venus filly and Cavriana, second and third, together, Golden Pippin and Aurora 1) ing well up. After going a short distance Vesta dropped back beaten, and Carrians gave up before reaching the cords. ()sett& then went on with the running, closely pursued by the Venus filly and Aurora. A very fine race up to the cords en meld, the favourite at last winning by a neck, the same between second and third, Golden Pippin, a similar distance from the Venus filly, fourth ; Cecilia, Contadina, Precise, Provision, Vesta, and Caerisas finishing in a cluster at her heels. Tambour last, beaten several lengths. Value of the stakes 3,000/. HANDICAP PLATS of 50 WTI, for 3-yroldr and upwards. A. F. (1 mile 2 hniongs 73 yards.) Bryan's Precursor, by Pyrrhus the Pirst, 48nore Sat 3lh Mr. R. Ten Broeck's Darks, 6 yn, At ..' ' . Colonel Tweeter's The Toeher, Sm u 7st '''' ..:Custancel 3 Mr. T. Brown's Plumper, S yrs, At 71b The following also ran :—Bastion, Richmond, f by Prime Minister out of Butterfly, Vulcan, Ochiltree, Neoptolemus, Hallo, The Antler. Betiing : 2 to 1 apt Sailor, 6 to 1 each apt Richmond and Starke, 10 to 1 apt any ether offered. Precursor came out half way down the h r, and won by three lengths, • neck between the mato& and third, bad fourth. Tug NEWMAKILET TWO-YEAR OLD PIATZ, of 200 eon; colts, Set 7lb ; fillies, Sat 51b. A winner of • plate or sweepstakes to carry bib extra. (Last five furlongs of R.M.) (61 entries.) Mr. Ramis Big Ben. by Ithelbert, ass 7115'.. Snowden) 1 Lord Starafortra Walloon, set ll2b 'lnc Mb ex, French) 2 Sir Joseph Hawley's PolyolMon, Sat bib (Wells) 3 The following also ran : Sewcutter, Rose, Bryan Minn, Touch-me-not, c by Surplice out of Rose of Cashmere, c by Surplice out of New Forest Deer, Captain Fortihus, Nemesis, Morella, My Lady, Eastern Prineees, c tzt g tr , to Dramatist) by Annandale out of Epilogue, Rouge c by Tadmor out of Scandal, B/isworth, f by King Toni out of .kgnes, See Saw, f (sister to Reside) by Voltigeur dam by Ithuriel, Hawks-eye, and The Sege. Betting : Even at first, 5t04 on Walloon ; 6 to 1 apt Big Ben ; 10 to 1 each apt Polyolbion and The Sage. The horses placed ran in front throughout, Big Ben winning by two lengths, • length between tae second and third. Etwarzermuis of 200 soya. each and the Whip, 10st each. B.C. (4 miles 1 furlong 173 yards.) (3 subs.) Mr Merry's Special License, by the Cossack. 6 yrs f Custance) I Mr. IL Ten Breech's Prioress, aged (0 Yordhsm, 2 Even betting ; Special License led throughout, and won in a canter, the mare pulling up before reaching the cords. 13WEZPI4TA/LES of 100 MOM each, h ft, for 3-yr-old colts, 84 7lb. D. M. (4 subs.)—Mr. Merry's Trovatore, by Bird. catcher, Bst 7lb (Cmtaisie), walked over. MATCH, 100, h ft. D.M.—Mr. Smile's Parmesan, list 41b, received forfeit from the Duke of Bedford's Vicar of Bray, Bst Mb. The Cups challenged for. BETITNiI AFTER THE RACEa DERBY. 4 to 1 apt The Wizard (t) sto 1 Umpire 40 W 1 The Rap (t) 500 to 400 ea the Wizard apt Umpire. CHESTER CUP. 12 to 1 apt Satellite (t) YORK SPRIN THE FErma DEEEKHAN's I half. (32 subs.) Apo a ID Tunstall Mall Defender Independence Maselrd Napoleon mow 4 lad Nagle 4 Phantom Ticket of Wave Birmingham 4 1 Deadening* Vixen 4 Tlakmarks 4 lodung6 Ps Os 3 If Dplnebox Nprlngerall 3 If rG MXICTING. tANDICAP. One mile and a Ago a lb Dullish Moab In the Pan 4 12 Vatty /Int Lord T=ohle 3 5 O Sutton 3 2 To. 3 0 Tau 3 0 Prologue ....... North Langaddre Da Qudek 3 12 ch c by Newoourt, out of Treacherotui b g by Orlando. out of Yucloacia dam The Don S S Tim GILT Nollllll3ll HABDIcar. Two miles ovor the Old Coarse. (70 subs.) If the highest weight accepting be under Mgt ntb, it win be raised to that, and thu others in ProPortim age st lb Underhand L ;re ' ri ' s i 4 7 13 Hepatica A 7 12 Tunnel! Mail Physician Defender Adam Bede Arsenal liskdale Herne Magnum 4 7 6 Gladiolus Aston Matto 4 7 Satellite Nimrod Prince of Deana* 6 Volatile Bevis Marine 8"n Wink ir de vld a 6 1 The Squire 4 6 The Brewer lanningliam 4 6 Desdetuona Then a 6 Ceek•a•bools 4 u Harridan T. P. Cache Elotivealr 4 6 Mirada 4 0 Paz Pllteli Mooreoak Age el lh ApoWon tttZ fu' 6 13 4 13 Illayearneen 2NM T 1111181111.9 11l ere OWN= 3 1 ... 1 1 1113 * 3 1 Nowt iteilkiebssill 3 3 Choose MOS H 3 elvith Widgeon 4 Polly Tan 31yeways $ Matins a MPS Lord a tiehhorta Her highness *mynas a Mixture Protestor Disk 3 Madrid Horace S Optima' 3 Ben Web Fro•lolOWIIS Be Quick a 1 North lAtiouldre Herodias, by Volt' geur Seri Daughter Amax ll 4 10 Taal Mtn 3 paid , Qin V lre 4 paid 1 SALIEWITRY.—MAY 10. Tiu Waronnut BrAZIEL—Two mile& (31 alba.) 219 at 4 19 Aga 31 Tame Deer a 9 Crater Stapie !Adele tes 4 8 1 Orllla a de Nucleus Roman Candle 6 8 Dresdnos924 3 Royal floverehps.... 6 8 Sparta 3 Ch eby Stockwell— 'Antonio 4 Bribery Theodora • 8 • yltr• AMIN : g e ou=l7 6 8 Actress Claim Pam 4 be S 4 CClashthe Supsad.. 5 8 1 Rajah Hawks 8 7 4 Theory 4 71- Philomel 3 4 1 Gemmel Ma. lll 710 Trumpeter Theme Imbed thse• having been entered without the (Stamped Id. AdditionaL) knowledge of their owners preeeribed, unless opecially NY be retract out by the time tired to remain in. THE LONOLEAT liragrat..(lne mile and a half. (18 maw) Age a lb Ago El gb Tame Deer $ a Dreadnought. Mount a 0 1 Crater ' 3 7 7 Nadal, Romaey 4 7 Fgbert 8 6 8 Charlie the geoosd.. 5 0 FREAvon ... Red Rock.. —•— .... 3 7 Rawl Bro Ute Australian Maid—. 4 7 c by Voltigeur—The Yoolcks BATH AND Tag 801111135114141111 &AL (76 subs.) If the highest weil it will be raised to that weigh' Aso Al — Preslnd Lad • 1 = 4 a mss 344664 salmi 4 2444444444. Longings 6 Defender Tenets* N Borderer 4 is Newcastle Physician, by Maw tlel•or 6 1 Hisbwignis 4 Et , Taos Dew • s .. 4 4 ele.= • Berne , 1 nirsainenin 1 IMO)* 4 4 1 cionido , s 1 Marine 6 Anna 4 esti 4 Rows Candle • 4 by Stsetwil—le6 beg 4 Procvssor May Bevis onis. 2 1 I Mas-an Ares ' II 1 Claire Nucleus Blue Rade 1 enak-a-hoop • York ' Minnie Sham 3 Those marked • having be ledge of their °wain will b scribed, unless speefany olden SOMERSET. n. Two miles and a distance. lit accepting be under Ilst 121 b, I, and the others in proportion. AV Professor Dick Mal olUrklees 4 Marie* 11 6 Pan Knight of the Tourney 6 Brower...urn 1 7 =s 8 3 Pitman lintielmas S Mature 3 Amnia is =lra 3 4 end lan 3 r "4 11 Ti . • a 11 4 U litham brain 4 11 Mar iiighl.lll 3 8 Mourner Conrivimill Dann 3 8 Chian net 3 0 p to I TM Ameba 6 Anode 4 •Ifana I u,140 Bro Sahi oke b 1 • Owellyan i; The Don a o e by Neweourt, out of Trudge:owl ^ linbert 3 11 Lath a a 1 Phitomet S 8 1 Trumpeter 1 •Desdamaa 5 paid en entered without the know be struck out at the time pre. red to remain in. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIIIDULTY AP= 28. Plomoriotrii AND AD Engineer It. Powell, to the Terrible. Second-clew Awistairt-Engineer T. Witt, to the Fisgard, for service in the Bann. Surgeon J. Wallace (oonfirmal). Assistant-Paymaster J. N. Robiusion, to the Victory, aa CHATHAM, Aram 26 The Duke of Cambridge has desired it to be pro mulgated to the troops at this garrison that in the event ol a Turkuli medal, or any other medal of distinction granted by a foreign power, being lost, he has not the MMus of re • placing the same. PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 26. This morning the same officers assembled as on the pre vious day, and were sworn a court to try Matthew Lad, private, R.M., on a charge of saying to Corporal Stacks, when ordered by him to go on deck and fall in with his watch, " 1 will go on deck, but I'm if I work fur yen or any one else. The court found the charge proved and sentenced the prisoner to two years' bard labour in Win chester gaol ; and at the expiration of that time to be dis missed her Majesty's Jerrie' with disgrace. The court then assembled for the last time to try 19 pri vates of the Royal Marines and Royal Marine Artillery belonging to her Majesty's skip Edgar, on a chruge of haring, on the 19th inst., been guilty of insubordination and delaying the service by assembling on the main deck, instead of at once proceeding to the upper deck, when ordered by the commanding officer to do u,. The court did not consider the charge sustained by the evidence, and with out hearing the prisoners' defence, acquitted them. The Six Feet Volunteer Guards (32nd Middlesex) w.uatered on Wednesday afternoon at Hungerford-hall, and, under the command of Captain the Hon. T. C. Bruce, pro ceeded to St. George's Barracks, arrangements having been made for their drill there, twice a week, during the present season. It had not transpired when they would appear in public for the first time, and those only saw them who chanced to be passing the line of march. They turned out in a fatigue jacket of scarlet twilled flannel, edged with black braid, and looked remarkably well, their great average height alone giving them ea imposing appearance. BatsroL VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY CORPR.—The arrival of four 18-pounder guns and ammunition waggons for the use of this corps was celebrated at Bristol yes terday by a public demonstration, which was ore of the most enthusiastic witnessed for many years. The streets and shipping were gaily dressed with nags, and throughout the day merry peals issued from several church belfries, and cannon were discharged from various points. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Ann. 26. At a Congregation this day the degree of Doctor et Divinity wu conferred by special grace upon the Rev. John Cotton Wigram of Trinity Co' Rev, Bishop of Rochester elect. _ _ _ degrees were also conferred: 111. D.— F. B. Goodacre, St. John College. B.D.—C. 11.SiToM, Trinity College. A.M.—E. A. Bevan, A. R. Du Cane, W. Jones, W. Oliver, R. B. Somerset, and E. 0. Vincent, Trinity Co ll ege ; J. &Omit,* C. A. Jones, P. H. Phelp, S. 8. Walton, S. H. Ward, H. 8.. Whelpton, and J. Wnght, St. John's CoUrA7nree, Clare College ; J. E. Whiti ng , Oslo. ; W. Cameron, Queen's College ; J. Foster and A. Christ's College ; J. H. Bridge, Sidney College. A.B.— erbert Monk and W. It Rose, Trinity College; E. A. Sparks, St. John's College; H . J. Chaytor, Jesus College.—• The degree upon Mr. C.orst wu conferred by special grace in his absence, he being at pre- sent engaged in missionary work in New Zealand. PAVE-OARED RACE FOR Ma. RELEOCR's PRIES& —This pair-oared race was concluded yesterday, in the memos of • large number of spectators. The following are the results of the heats : First beat—Messrs. Burgess and Shirriff, London Rowing Club, 1 ; Messrs. Nash and Tyler, West Lawton ditto, 0 • Meson. Wallace and Lloyd, Serpentine Crew, 0. Nash an d Tyler had the worst station, Burgess and Shirriff the best. Second beat—Messrs. Bryant and Buckman, West London Rowing Club, 1 ; Messrs. Raphael and Lack, Kingston ditto, 0; Stshlschmidt and Chapman, Richmond ditto, 0 ; the winners Lad the worst station, but started in • masterly manner. Third heat—Messrs. Jervis and Wilson, Kingston Rowing Club, 1 ; Messrs. Head and Coventry, London ditto, 0 ; Messrs. Woodbridge and Morley,. London ditto, O. Final beat— Messrs. Burgess end fturiff, London Rowing Club, 1; Mews. Bryant and Bucknall, West London ditto, 0; Mime. Jervis and Wilson, Kingston ditto, 0. Bryant and Buckn -II had the best station, and Jervis and Wil son the worst. The start was b eautifully level, and for 200 yards there wu no difference in the Licata, but at the Star Bryant and partner led, and were just getting clear when Burgess and Shirriff rowed on to them. The latter stopped, but the West London went on and held the lead for 100 yards, when Burgess and Shirriff cease up, and a terrific race ensued fur half a mile, when the London men gradually drew away, and won a hard nice by about two lengths. The Kingston men rowed one of the finest stern races on record, and picked up considerably towards the finish, having at one time been half a dozen lengths astern. DRILADFUL ACCIDENT AT CROYDON. —Yesterday morning, between six and haven o'clock, an accident, likely to be attended with fatal consequences, occurred at the Ballast Hole, Croydon. an Constant, aged 2E, an exca. valor, William Gower, aged an excavator, with several others, were at work in the Ballast Hole, Croydon, when suddenly several tons weight of earth slipped, owing to the late rain, and buried the unfortunate men. An alarm was raised, when they were extricated as anon as possible. Amos Constant and William Cower were at once conveyed to (lays Hospital, where they now remain in a precarious state. The other men were also got out, but much broiled. Trig TRIAL FOR MURDER AT GLABOOW.—TIIO trid of the two Irish girls at Glasgow for murdering a woman and afterwards robbing her, referred to in our columns yesterday, has terminated in a verdict of " not proven" with to the charge of murder, but of guilty with respect to that theft. Low or FOUR LIVER IN DUNGARTON BAY.— Ou Monday, as the boats which are employed in the weed and fishing trade at Dunvervon were returning at four o'clock from sea, a strong wind blowing from the southeast upset a boat, in which were six persons. The sea was running high at the time, and before any assistance could reach them, four of the unhappy people were drowned. Their names are Connolly, Fahey, Savage, and Catherine Connolly. The two others, after being for some time in the water, were picked up, and there is every likelihood of their recovery.—Prenstan's Jour na Eros's IiOIetROPATIIIC COCOA.— Its delicious aroma, gratehil smoothneo, aid iniitiorating power hav e pro. cured Its general adoption as a breakfast beverage. I lb., g th., and 1 lb. packets, At la. sd. per lb., by the principal grocers. labelled James 'Epps, lionacopathic Chemist, London."— I [TWOPENCE. THE ATTEMPTED COUNT-OUT LAST NIGHT. The following letter to a cotemporary shown the discreditable nature of the attempt whisk was made in the House of commons last night to effect a count-out : "An attempt to count the house out this evening de. Serra an explanation and an exposure. At the close of an hour and a half of declamation from Sir Bulwer Lytton, the house thinned, and the majority who had listened to him went to dinner, some to their homes or clubs, and others to the dining-room of the house. The members present were reduced to about or below forty, the number re. (mired to make a house. The tory b enches were de serted for the purpose of making a count-out' possible. When the bell rang to announce that the house was being counted, there way of course, a rush from the dining-morn, where some forty or fifty members were at dinner. But it was not easy to_ get into the house. A party of tory members, lonia not noble, and members in this not honourable, were in the lobby, and not only shut the outer door, but forcibly kept it shut. It required the utmost force and violence to obtain an entrance, and members who succeeded in getting inside were assailed in the mesit'offen sive manner. One member was struck with great force in the side, and a member of the government was for some time jammed in the doorway in imminent danger of personal injury. Among the members of the tory party in these disgraceful proceedin I noticed M r . engaged p, Cochnure, one of the members for Honiton, Lord Robert Montagu, member for Huntingdonshire, and others. Mr. Bailie Cochrane may consider himself as as one of the members doomed by the Reform Bill under discussion; and Lord Robert Montagu, in his speech the other night against the bill, spoke of the bill as a mea sure that would give power to the scum of the country, and the words ' clown . and ' boor' were on his lips, when dis *rasing the claims of the working men of England to • share in the parliamentary franchise. If the middle classes of EillArel, and those of the working classes who are to be enfranchised by this bill, could see the means taken by the tones in the house to prevent the paring of this bill, they would he more than ever convinced of the necessity of a m. thorough reform of the Souse of Commons.—Yours I M-P." CHURCH PENITENTIARY ASSOCIATION. Yesterday the annnal meeting of the supporters of this institution was held at Willis'. Rooms, St. James's, the Lord Rishop of OiroaD in the chair. The report of the council stated that, "since the last re port two new houses have been admitted into connexion with the association : one, a psi •z , established under very hopeful auspices, in the city of burgh, and calculattd to aceommodate thirty penitents ; the other a House of Re fuge, opened at Promo, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, and capable of receiving fourteen penitents. The new buildings at Ditchinghan have been so far *demised ea to allow of the removal of the inmates from Shipmeadow ; but the erection of the chapel and sick ward, and the providing of further aeconiroodation for penitents, forming part of the original Otin, have been deferred until the necessary means shall have been obtained. The portion already built will hold twenty penitents. Through insurmountable difficulties the House of Refuge on Stepney Causeway has been closed, but on the other hand a proposal for admission into connexion with the association has been received from the House of Mercy at Horbury, in the diocese of Ripon, which will be capable of accommodating, when the present ar rangements are completed, fourteen penitents ; also that steps are being taken for the admission of the Penitentiary at Middlesborough ; and further, that efforts are being made to establish penitentiaries at Stafford and Bodmin. On the 31st of March of the present year there were in the penitentiaries 231, in the refuges 63, together 294. The penitents who have left the various houses number 328 ; of these must be deducted 67, being those transferred to emocisted houses ; 10, those sent to lioness not connected with the association ; 21 removed on account of illness, and one case of death, leaving 229 to be accounted for. Of these 123, or 33.71 per cent., may be considered as favourable cues ; and 106, or 46.29 per cent., ea unfavourable cases. The income of the association for the year ending the 31st March, 1860, has been—from donations 9211. 12a 11d., subscriptions 518/. 145., collections 108/. 4e. Id. interest on Exchequer Bonds and bills, 181. 15e. &1., making altogether 1,5671 . 6s. sd. An Exchequer Bond for 200/. has been paid off, and 7001. has been Invested in two separate sums in Exchequer Bills. The balsam-sheet will show the amount of the grants made to the several houses; the entire sum voted during the year being 1,8761., including tbe 1,000/. received from an anonymous friend in Mauch, 1859, and noticed in the last report." The Right Rev. CHAIRMAN, in the course of his remarks, said he hoped that no suspicion should ever rest upon the holy work to which the church was addressing itself, and in particular be hoped that no romantic glitter would be cast around a career of sin, which was, he was afraid, the tendency of those midnight meetings held to correct the social evil of the metropolis. The meeting was also addressed by the Rev. Mr. Kemp°, Mr. Beresford Hope, Rev. Dr. Irons, Rev. T. Jackson, Rev. T. T Carter, and the Rev. H. Ellison, all of whom lanely expatiated upon the awful sinfulness of fornication, and upon the duty of all Christian men and women to labour, however great might be the difficulty, in the work of read ing fallen women to a sense of their acs, and inducing them for the time to come to lead a life free of reproach. Mr. Ellison, iu the course of his speech, forcibly pointed out the evils which beerhouses engeudered in the community. THE LONDON REFORMATORY. A special public meeting of the friends of this reformatory—the first established in England, sod the only refuge for adult male criminals—Was held yesterday at the Lecture-room of the Young Men's Christian Society, Aldengate-street ; the Earl of SHAYITSBCRT in the chair. The Rev. C. HUMS, having opened the meeting with prayer, reed the report of the committee, in the absence of the hou. secretary, Mr. Clabon. It stated that the number of inmates on the let of April, 1859, was 36; and between that period and the 31st of March, 1860, there had been 156 ap cants for achniasion. Of these, three were too old, e t too young ; ineligible from medical and other causes, 1 . There had pee away of their own accord 19. r tli Admitted during the year 111, of whom 16 left during probation ' • after probation, at their own request 16, absconded 16, dismissed 13, emigrated 32, and 14 who had been found employment here; leaving in the institution, on the Lit April, 1860 38. During the period of the society'. operations, aro adult criminals bad been reclaimed, of whom 269 emigrated, and 191 found em ployment in this country. The report further stated there was accommodation in the institution for SO, but owing to want of funds only 50 could be retained there, although the expenses of management would be the same for both numbers. The Noble CHAIRMAN then addressed the meeting. He had heard it said that the society obtained funds from the people of this country that they might clear out our prisons and throw criminals in masses on the United States. Ho would say that the men the society sent out were men whom be would like to retain in this country ; but they were aware it was advisable that reclaimed criminals should go into a new sphere of activity, where they would be unshackled by their antecedents, and start at once as new men. He thought it would be most ungenerous to throw our criminals on the United States. He knew one instance of a man who had been sent out to the United States by the society with nothing but a guinea and his tools, and who had lately returned to this country, and had paid a visit to the reformatory. He was now the proprietor of a large hotel in the Southern States, sod had on his return hero to bring out his father found him in prison. The Home-ottice most kindly, at his (Lord Shaftesbury's) intercession, remitted the father's sen- tence, and he had now gone out to end his days with his reclanual son, in comfort and luxury. In the improved system they had introduced this benetcial change, that the men at first went through a course of education for twelve mouths ; but now when they were spe cially recommended for good conduct the course was limited to eight months, aril on no one ocanfion had they cause to regret this. The average of those who I h a d been reformed at the institution was 45 per cent. His lordship concluded by saying that the object of the society, and he trusted of the meeting, was that in this world and the next—both for the present time and eternity —they would seek to save their fellow-men. (Loud ap plause.) Letters of apology for non-attendance were received from the Bishop. of London and Carlisle, the Duke of Argyll, and the Hon. and Rev. Baptist Noel. Resolutions favourable to the objects of the association having been adopted, the proceedings terminated with • vote of thanks to the noble chaimuin. BRITISH ASYLUM YOH DRAT AND DUMBFEMALIN. —We are requested by the secretary of this institution to correct a statement made by ono of the speakers at the meeting of the Association in Ahl of the Berland Dumb, on Thursday, to the effect that that association was the only one in Loudon to which au adult deaf and dumb person could turn for assistance." 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