The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-28 00:00:00

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(1 • widish essile• lie Owlet, Mitatrel• awl • boat at West bus trelmberat Wok melon. ABI . I2rB—THURSDAY, May 30. —COW Pumi T swirryrr to Mr. =WRY 14A011.1011, xime Whe net alai w deplarabk accident al the Alhambra The Itilboolag Mimeo Wm kindly enigma...4d Slalr eeretres an the annadna:—The Misty Wastrel*. Hamra Murray an 4 MALIK retbare m = . ll:4 nee Hat jamil aio Mr 6 Y . senarl MeV, Mr. mad Mrs Tamer, Iffemperoonae, Mr. lame; and lie beast . &a—hoe-oas open dale. ✓VICTORIA CROBB GALLERY.—Third Ses wok dany tress 0 till 7. A , lialasiee 0 Our iIIIEOEB al &PIZ DUDS, petalled by L. W. DILIANCIEN. Episodes Ads, lakerastio. Balaclava, the ashes, , the Pi, War. sisti the 6,14 of lodic 7 Tr lo bell■ty increased. Deecripthe csialee. Id. HALL Af A ROWS. &ea E VANS'S MUSIC sad SU PPER ROOMS. adrumara as mom, WIRT IVRlllNCL—llesit they • ewer mitelrelie Hem law —Me "LM Ptatlirli" S . Mt willies yet teem ..-dlemr.perS Ole" IWO/ a /Meer Versa Maxie Isim ail mkt tof the entertainment —"Menem tap all Dials le ghee extremely well sam&`—ellteeama. T ll RAINBOW TAVERN, no.trereet. airwel OPS wows Cb&R , M7 16 . 0 * NOVI /1. AND ON SUNDAYS aS pa loolhassa u : Dimas tram as MEAS. THS FIT. PANCRAS IRON WORK MX PAW& 01U) ST PANCIUMIOAD, ttw Talastem and lisadagaurare Mug MawAt Irnu 191Itio. Palest Savaaaak Hay Irk Tamara I%Nat !dna Oar lbw Isst a ZU Gat,Caualsellia. lard ait. ILLOSTIATII) CATAUXIVIS Pm asourranuon , LONDON W., moans cosairrumune. =NAY and Co.'s PATENT EQUILI- ItIVA 0X1C21.13. -- 1/.7lgurr Neepavell Wardrobes, blab piete-gbre deem Isitsiand tbeepeembese =4eblee. CratesW liesbewed emseavead eee endllai Wbabeet Sagibesreal lierheira er TM s• prise ea wideb D 7C lL ebeee boaseed Midis (ems see meaVe le We boa wear w Mewed to the labile MN Few a one ladeeemome be The lbeatabdeee peke sad Oemb idi ra P rl i rea:rio supply a wry peat wame. are malty beralenable, sad we ronedeatly l eara i rzree erbkb pion Ohm wlebee lbe melt of all Nod eaaelagese et ei lie above mar be bad pails dWe. lerptaaatreek Lase" W. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING MEAT SCREEN ressla s Wm Wm at most MO s man Imeoltsl 0 sada Ss mks, Is Immssm : Sr msat Is bossalfslly ressist Is us* mol Mt IM mom mil sutritlosso prepuMas II L Ain lia LK Tow ampragss aegis amo poodssod by odor lasssosiosties af MM. ARLOW'S POTATO STEAMER; as lasi- Ebb mead al sooklms this Weida* mustahls la mew Primo Sa.o as. ARLOW'S AUTOMATON CINDER SIFTER. vsnssiad Ss mom ISO Sr al mai Is Mem l'irMe IMAM IBM IS man.) ARLON'S PATENT CASK STAND. No moo* es sodbomat diftsbol la MW wpm Ns mot Is a smalk. PM* Ila asd A RLOW'S SELF-A SYPHON TAP. No moot plf requlreal so sum Ist bear sr soar Mom Ides Ila ed. : eiertro pla4M, M—Assoly direct 6n JAMS§ BA LOW . paisstes. lc IC Ise Wlllisose, blasokm-tossm. On OM Ma ammo med address Is as mow snide : a/1 e4b Nib iparials Saba baa. liamrsorlaso /.If laablbload 11/00. HAMILTON wad HIMPTON, Tailors, 10k IlleerL—Onliateb labs min geed and rssutog- Allil Odd as en the beet eriptials and latest style. • sink et liiereas eed Oriel Ornate .hays se aced : d. Ra ale " T • MEWster sY Nell. le el Ovarsaak I. be Lad uoly 24 *K. Illtem MIL MILLS' (ALI AND itZD mum 11,111124 BMW SPAM MINX= STUCK Ow Um 'Medilnked bola *soot* las. TROUN L low noble eadl nob Oar Theo berm wore selu s•sd 1 4 1N 4 7r l Wbosolobseliess kiss. mom Arnim, KA No v IMISQUADA. sad silke b est Illesecued .111 s .ay pas= Daltstsai red abr. tisaiss Is his maim 11111TAILIALIND tub FILINMUIT. 1641. Tr"T HE D R B Y," LIMA alat COAT, be be warm ee witbeet aa- Mier_ , Ned win wee are at be Wend by dm du* mg every damaitpahae forforaed at CW7111210, &a, fir 'Vitas be the law" art Marble Taatireaubea. X MAIN and 80N, Comer of Mlnorios and Alddata Now ftfonl4treri, corner of Haraatreet . and Comer ol Tottashany-court-road sod Xtudon•road. Country bronchi.: Mailed and Bradfonl. Vartakire. FOR the RACES. —The 00CHIONIBRA, or TILA NSPA RENT VINTILATINO KYR SHADE., exclii.les Wad and dusk and medlar the US $. bee IS eye yerfrcUy tool . It caa be were over epueleeles. and le roily venoved whet teethed. Patentee, .1. CALCIN. Ameate—Webe wedlles. ata — W.b. Iles. Rased . and Cowley. 2. S. W Oraltelebabet Oat al= at Dowse' • Hotel. Spana D..wee, seer lbe Ped.loek.—Pilee la are, $ ed. : by poet. OR al PICOTACLZB, red by HARRIS and BON S will P mole the deld. iteetere maw{ ole. amok WY at pebbles. 10•4 4tb w itt i Ll=om. to lea Geld art Weer lipeebelee varkty. at peal, leer pekoe. lierrete %ma lea el peel 6es. thel sad SOS sae So lbo Sepal rezeit eppedt• y.Brltlah Mums oaela London. aeleellebed 171111. Nes.—No emotion eimP6o7o4- PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES.- MAMMY, ODY, anti CO. nest respectrelly Inform the Defile thee their TIMM lave beat to VIE upwards of VI PTY TWA sod are ban d I. mammy the purpose with more eras and seeseity them say tame foreshow. They will NUM? for Meier left side. reqvirlea as underalrep ur any palling bandage. Nam la the oosatry are requested to soul the cirviorifereace of the body eas loch below the hips, anal to observe that " Oily, sad la stamped open the kather este N.B • heals wheals trots ten till two o'clock. Ladle@ ars requested spy at Mr. Odra private dour.-311nufactor7, .1, RUPTUItEB.—The PATENT SELF API' N 3 fiIII.IIAN Tarn% ardor/ eireetwally without nay cowateithoun rwecuouseadad by the isculty for the cure and relief ref hernia. nor comfy quality ul • good truss to an alleiret ',slain,' power. without anneerowary pressure on tits fart •firetesi. widen desirable object to alone obtained in • Was Wawa. barrel arab straps, spiral spew, or pad bahlatt WO aind Co Piccadilly, W. HAIR RESTORID, PrePerved, aad Beautified by the ear of ROWLANCIit IdAt'anilAß 01L—This ek buil bed flagrant deal prevents hair been Jabber a or tarnlnc WV. oireselhise weak hear, cleanses It from scurf and &tuba!, asba INl•ke. It breatUally soft. 'pliable, sad glossy. In tb• irrof Mashers, the beard, and Lout/Khios, It Is nntellina eh Mlianistiveoperalket. Fur chlldrel. It Is especoally recom aaaedsd. as frieselne the basis et a beautiful bead of bah., while fir liatrisbeeties tato the nursery of malty, soil the am/serous Ilablesealals iseastnatly received et Its Mow". semi the best 1111411111•11 peek a Its saerita—Pric• as It, Ta, rd. trawl:wsad ar arm' mall), sad !la per bottle. Cubes—Ask few Illacsayar 011.' Saida& itAtbom.gardes. sad by disabis pertmose DB BICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE roitrreo mohood to the most shattered aortitorker lOW work& hero I. Lopoosiblo. lam rffrela aro permanent. No osowerdis asoranar) la ems. .tlh to bolusetkork or=lla. re Mir %ratifies for r3r, sent anywrorro i rairrrollY rWe me* rooditance —MU spat a Loadon. 7. 21116 Lasears. Si Siarbounis* KEATING'S COMB LOZENGES an daily aerawaratled b, the —teethenolala then the meet elalasall et .he say he In the meet effectual. tale. Was*. enerealeat remedy he Cant and .11 tawnier, "l OM bogs. Meet. red Tbr..L hell I. he... I. IHL, tine. 111. es al sad Ila each —TIIOIIIAh lIIIATINO, Manna a Chemist. 7 IL Paul's Churchyard, 1/Nee. Retail by all Omaha& SILL SIMMS PREVENTID.--JOZZAIIII segage aur ea r admin. ......sim mes _ n. t osen=tas i.i. azer umk ilive 1.111 be wellebnate peevelbeirseeen : base meb Ars exes le bias Me be Mete thee rely yeasep ewes Wm era wee vimaymyed WO my diner 110111 r. I. et yew wit whet sesseea—Yeena as.. J. IC. I. p• Ow ISA ilk Toms" sb.are, holy isl u iL t4. -0•••,•1 Deem. Gebrig leans. llNnels hno clm, Loggias. irdi 21. Bee Oil Questla. Pi rlk bum. OA. bye by yolk 14. STIVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchant% 1110111 Wttlibt.—WlNlOS of VILELY Ma% rCAL lU M i r lles. ris from the wood, t7s , 345, Ms. ; esparto, did acted, d 51., Mk, 64, des. per doom. Marts, IS: , 1 4 275. fria, : superior, Me als, .Ms per doss& /mow sad Mammals. 460. sad 6Y.: Ushon, rich or dry, sad Wessel* aft; limelles. Me, Mamie. Oa per dose. taps, red or White, Ira. r 1.11.1.Cn. Constantin, very old, Pk, per dozen pinta. end Rhenish Mises, Color grandam, as. Full price But. tree by past. Wads delivered within Ave Wks treed ezmass. C°CKS'S CELEBRATED READING SAUCE, whkh Is ea highly akessed wIW Mak Guns, Steaks, Beam Gea/s, Gravies, 110 t sad OW Naas. sad w o o l s or Malash Is sold by the East reepeetable dealers ht dsh h COCES, Loam sob orastacturer, labs J. sad C. cocks NOTICK PIRMANENT MARKING INK. Te avoid Matopelatinent treat Ma sabetitutlea W emus. M eased Moak for the genuine Bond's Permanent Ink, gad Snifter to distinguish it, ebony* that NO NY UMeart has at coy time been prepared by him = enter sad —N.B. The genuine and original ins Ink bears the address on Me label, " Maui Smithfield, City. fIIKKAP BOOKS M )(UWE'S LIBRARY.— Na rombours of books for paths or private libraries ors neemaseakt to apply for C. I. MILTDEVS wired LIST of = iv; iC of noast WOW Millhamt bola elreutailob, tar eats st Fumy toimedjMilm = pbuisilitmig X VW emardliodd i ismoor , 11114,4111b4, Markspher; eme Ittwasslosa FRASER'S MAGAZINE foe TUNE, lb. 6d., Comm : emelt lord Robert Dudley, and Amy Relnert.—A NMI l am the Antares of Itimancsa By J. A. Proud& The ed the flea. by naives It. Cobbs. Mae s Death. Steed kr No lig! a: or. AU Dews MU. By the Author of A;2lby Grand. The Interpreter,' Ac. Chaps IXL—XXV. ea Trnesletleu Reiner. The latelleetnel lecultisq anordla to Phrenolary.Runulued. Ity Aka:maks Bete. les Cenwept—A Ry LM. C. Chaps. XIX sad XL The i dlMb tehmon ltsbeeles. Where ?ma In Int Historical Art d, ay 1. T. !Warm. Chronicle of Deveve Eletery. tanks : Mad, Is sad loos. Wed fens& W.C. ST. Jdm roe UMW& Ha at ef the This •MEE' Owe ll MAGAZINE. Ow/UM for JUNK: I. The itatellies. L Bone at Lot. By Thomas Hood. ▪ Hokioste Spetalooe " Moho Fulfilled Tole, Is Three Polo By the Author of Pool Irerrol." 4. 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Jest published., prier la, pia tram from the Author Per A MEDICAL MAY on the CAUBI III : e n1 CURE of PREMATURE DECLINE is MAX, MY plala (Inactions for perfect isiikiration to health a.d flog, Me resat of twonty.fivii years' suessenfel practice la the troilmont of those paella nervous sad serdred disease wide It gaud te embitter sod shorten Ills. Si Ur. I. L. Corns. Albssasheareet, PlassUlty. (01 WOO. Conintlistlene 10 UU & end •Ml We feel no hesitation In saying thereto se ininior of society by whom the book will not be found nostel—whether such yawn bold the relmion of a parsing, preceptor, sr slargymaa." Esedos : Vasa. * Osesidlll: sad J. AD... fr, Woridek-has. GIVEN AWAY to NERVOUS SUFFERERS. Dr. WITH Iwo just published aPU EDMON of his saleable work. the PRIVATE MEDICAL rump (US p.l{.ei, ce us. alitaure of Nervous Debility. Lem of Mastery, Dlmnrr ef MAL luesttotte. &c.. pnet-tree, a of s directed sevoiepu eeeladog two postage Wawa —Addy n, Dr. SMITH, lbsrleawmessat. Testsikutpisre. Lewd.. W.C. 11141,LWAr cosourrszs. Yesterday - Yesterday these committees resumed their pro esediep. The case of the Loudou, Chatham , and Dover Railway Company was erased by Mr. Burke . Q.C., the object being to authorise the construction of new works, chiedv deviatioas and junctions. The Penge deviation is proposed in lien of a COlTespoodiag portion of the Sicken hew 'action of the company's metropolitan extensions ; and the Bickley j unction , of three miles, terminating by a junc tion with the company's wisteria extensions, so as to afford a mate independent of the Mid-Kent Railway, together with the Bromley sod other junctions ; and it LI proppsed, far these and other geoertil purposes, to raise an additional gam of 129,0001. by new shares, and 43,0001. by borrowing. It is proposed to provide fur the appointment by the Board of Trails of a " superintendent " to regulate arringements as betimes the public, the lasin, Chatham, sad Dever, the Mid. Kent Railways, the Crays Rail way, sad the South Eastern Railway. Sir W. Alexander rtie ens of the Newcastle-co-Tyro, Derw e d, and ar eA deiv Railway, who propose a line of 38 miles frost Gatedwed to a junction with the South Barham and Lea whin Eldon at West Auckland, end about tea other small breaches, to eel and iron works in the distrie, et an 'da maged east of 450,000/., with power to borrow 100,0001., the Lembo+ and North Western, lonassiter and and North British subscribing 100,0001. The NotthEestsre Railway Company, who have competing lines, oppose theor ems. Mr. Thine, Q.C., and Mr. Davidson having been heard I. the competing cases of the kid-Devon and Cornwall Railway and Devon Central Railways, the room was cleared, and the committee renoised for some time in deliberation, but separated without coming to a decision, which will be gives on their re•amerabbag at 12 o'clock to-day. HOLIROOD PALACL —We ander/Amid that his Omni the Duke of Argyll has ceded to Her Majesty the apartments on the east aide of the quadrangle of Holyrsod }Waco, formerly in possession of hie grace, which, with Ukase an the north side relinquished last year by the Ma rna of Breadalhuie, will afford materially increased ac esentedatioa to the royal household. The Hoe. Kr. Pos. ennhy, of bee Majesty's household, has just laspestal t e apartments pnrparatory to their being placed Is a paper state for occupation in autumn, her Majesty set inteeding to visit %atlasd this year at en earlier period Asa soma The whole et the Palace of Holyrood is now is ben Majesty's poneerion except the north wig, still rts. tined b the Dab" of Hamilton. The greater acavesii•aco sal MIS which theme arrangements will afford may, we abemild he,., induce the court to proloeg ite stay amompt musa4pansibly mimed to her Mateety the propriety of • ism is the Scottish Dastropoaim. —Samna**. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 28, 1861. MUSIC. PlillffaltliONlO SOCIETY., The sixth Philharmonic concert took place last sight, 4 the Heariver.sessre ROOM& The prognomee was Y fellows : . . Paw L ihmisida la sattr, Wier V Mr* isms god .11r . !•. • Als I TA,. el! • _. . qcoo6 - oitaT,*__, Ni. (Morroatbo) Weber.. Cbsoort in Z plasolorte, Op. Mho Azobolls Baca, -Ls soh* him" Az " 81 . 10 itints," Milo. Ponce (huh Cnoreore (My BYO Apohr. Mentlehoollh Pala U. Ihnicoda ha 3 BM ldiathevon. Mr" "Ma On di ilori," Mialamtalle i s a issi Cionoe . sas di Sith, with Corso di mr.J.vnuiaros Monet. Onnerto, VM S° jl by o. 7. Mi. Burl TOMC" Spahr. , " NOV. is I rootto," NCH& that Mho latecrilles. lad Minor i r et 9 Waal ha TIM.) Mozart. Overture ninto ad Corinth) PcosioL Coodactor—Prothoor ineradole heaped, Mts. D. • Tins. as our musical readers will sea, was a highly attractive bin of fare, and drew a crowd el games to partake of it. .. _ The ogle terest ot the ning w eneited by two ado in irtinmatal pin ow placed which placed in • strong light the genius and talent of ea English musician. Sterodahr Ilianett's commie in E gat is one of hie midi compositions, written whin he was • young man, and yet it is well entitled to a place among the works of the greaket muter. It is exoesdingly difficult, demanding' picnistof the very highest powers, and such a performer it found in la* Arabella Goddard. The fair pianist evidently played ors ~re. We never limed her exert herself more annum* or more suceeedelly. Her whole performance was a dimity of power which scold sot have been surpassed by any per former in Europe. The audience listened with brestkline attention, followed, at the close, with demonstrations of enthusiaam in whirl the itattas ol the l'hilliannonie One eerie indulge only on very great orgesions. The room nag with applause, which continua Wog after Miss Gaidard had retired from the orchestra, and brought her back to repeat her acknowledgmenta. Of mune the applause was directed partly to the compmer, who, however, seemed to mks none of it to himself. Mr. Blagrove's performance of Spohr's cosowto—ose of the most brilliant and molodious of his works—win maw triumph of Egli& talent. It was charming in every so• sped ; mid ass et its graatost beauties was, that it was pure legitimate playing, without say of those tricks of esa cation in which violinists too caw indulge, and which da grade them from artists into jugglers. 110YAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. The anneal annual meeting of the Royal Galtratt Model was held yesterday atbreseee at Brislintem y. 8w Ronftwca Ileenneoa prodded ; sad names thefts:were the Duke el NewoLdLeard de Grey sod the Sari of Shelleld, air Backffir George The meeting Ina attended. TWO report dated that daring the year 133 fellows had been added to the sedety, which now comp seed I,slotelion. The moons ter the year had been 6,5831. 12a. 3d., end otter , amid the aftmeary expenditure a Wanes of 1101. 11e. 4d. remained. The Cumin*, said it hod been recommended Hut In future the elections of fellows should be entruded to the council, and be moved a resolution to that effect. The Rev. Dr. Worthington moved, as an antimdreent, that the election of fellows should be entrusted to the fellows, but it secured only nine voles, and the reeelutloa was cars ✓id. The report was an adopted. The chairman then delivered ea address, which esetained touching referessea to Lord Aberdsea, Mr. Looks, Mr. Cowed Brand, and other emiasat whir bad died daring the year. TM isondsee re awarded to Oaptain John a Spas, was, on his behalf, received by Lord de Grey end Ripen. The patron's geld medal wee given to the Dubs of Newcastle, on behalf el Mr. Jobe Btuatt to whom the society avoided Y. The duke in replying spoke highly of Mr. fituarrn amnion. sir Youcateog paid a high *Mato to M. Da °taints. ate ge weesibillbe mieshoee of ihe society and a etee- I b pates,etted to the number in all of about /100,ted together at the Freemasons' Tavern. Sir Roderick Murchison acted as chairman, and on his right ' sad left were the Right He.. the Lord Mayor, Count Platen (the Swedish minimise), the led of Sheffield, Sir Thomas ' de, Sir George Evereet, Sir James Matheson, 31. P., Oeseral Sir 11. Jame, Sir Elea Rawlinson, Vice-Chan miler Mr John Stuart, Mr. IL P., Colonel ILE, Mr. T. O. Raring, M.P., Professor Owen, lisetettb. Mr. Moticktoa Mass, M.P., Mr. Delay Sey mour, X.P., Mr. °tepee, M.P., Mr. Robert Chambers, Sir Monet Doealdsou, Count Stradeckl, Alderman Salo. mom, ILP., and Alderman Rose. The interest el the occasion centred la • speech by Pr o hew Own!, ia proposing the health of H. Du Charlie. Though we previously had, he said, in Finland the skin of • young aide gorilla, M. Do Cimino had for the first time brought skim of full-grovna mods and full-grown female animals of different sees, with skulls and skeletons--the amplest, rarest, and most interesting illtudiatiorre of the lower creation that bad ever reached Europe. (Hear, Betides that, be bad brought illudratioae of at least two well-marked varieties of the chimpanzee. The muddies ci these skins showed that they had been preserved by mesas of arsenical preparations, such as an able, practised collector of rare animals would know how to use, and differing in that respect from the skins that were dried and brought from the interior by negross. TheL n indicated, in fact, they had been prepared at the where the animate i were elated to hem been killed. IL Du Chaillu had added considerably, sad in very important respects, to our know ledge of the habits of those animals, and his detained, clearly showed that the wen limed on direct and actual observation. When were tested by what we pm ovized4 knew el the got for example, they were fogad to accord with inferences pnblished previously to the appssrawa of M. Du Cheat's book. (Hear, bear.) We eased not judge of the extent of a ass's travels by the Number of new species with which he returned. It would be very unjust to estimate the daggers sad privations experienced by a traveller by such a test, inasmuch as a country like Tasmania, for instance, or Wow Zealand, hay ing • climate like our owe, would furnish him with almost am many new species u skins be might bring holm ; whereas, the conditions of life on the We s t Coast of tragical Africa were, on the whole, so similar, that the animals through a considerable range of that coast did net, differ muck in species. That arose from the law of phial distribution. Animals and birds were demi in acientille journals in America as new epodes that had sever base air to be so. He believed that M. Du Cholla had brought proved new skies that were bona fide new; and they were sent ever to America and described in their scientific journals se sew. Thee, if be had not brought home new species, be had brought cum illustrations of the most important sad =specice, besides illustratious of at least two distinct of the chimpanzee; and whether me judged of IL Da Clank by personal intercourse, by his material deuces, by what he appeared to have men of the hying bablle of the animals he described—testing those amounts by what we know of their structure—or by the Mahouts atili of Ids utrrattve, be Impressed one with the con victim that he was • truthful and spirited man of honour Leda gentleman ; and be (Professor Owen) bad much plea sure in proing his good health. The tou wan drunk with acclamation. M. Du CHAILLU (who is • short slender man, of youth f ul— almost boyish —appearaoce)asid he felt almost overwhelmed by the compliment which bad been paid him i the more so se he had been the object ola bitter attack—he did not know why—but, relying on the truth of what he had written, he knew that in this noble hearted country there were men who would do him justice. (Cheers.) If he had been is his own country, those attacks would have been rebutted by friends who had known him from his boyhood, and who knew that be was incapable of being an impostor. (Chesser) He entertained, however, not the slightest against Mr. Gray or any other of his detractors. He was going to writ* to the missionaries whom he had mentioned in his book. They knew from the natives, and partly of their own knowledge, that he had gone through the country be had described, and many of those natives would remember him perfectly well. He had not the slightest fear that the truth would right itself in the end. Ho MU only a boy, and the more he came in contact with great men in this and other countries, the more he was con vinced they would not see him crushed. (Cheers.) The company separated towards midnight. MDLLZ. JIM !LIE TANDERMEA'RSCII. The young lady with the wonderful birds is again in London. Last *vetting, at the house of Yr Thoreeyerott, the andpter, a private performing) we given by Mlle. Vandermeersch, sad drew to. gather an artistic and literary circle. The tricks of the birds, and the manse' of exhibiting them, are so infinitely Ten subtle, and so much higher in degree than on. is ac customed to in all ordinary displays of trained animals, so to be positively different in kind. Whatever secret exists, there is one thing plain enough, and this is, the constant Is. tendrege of thought between Mullis. Vanderineersch and her bids. There it a perfect understanding between them 'Meetly, though the medium by which it is isp. up is eel so clear. Indeed there is • compound mys. tory •boat the whole business which leads conjecture astray. The birds answer all kind@ of questions put them by the company, and nut only give retinal and accurate replies, but do so by means which appear impossible. A long row of cards, packed together and standing up edgewise, so that the figures which may be on them cannot be seen, forms • sort of platform in front of the cage; and if the bird has to toil the Yeas, from • watch shown him, lie picks out, fist, the mord dusetleg the lour, sod thin the number of minutes past. This, of mums, would be wonderful if the cards wore opealy speed before the bird ; and perhaps it tea hardly be said to be more wonderful as it is, for the fact of the said being chosen as if by second sight is another and distinct puzzle, which savours more of a trick, and doss net so clearly imply intelligence. Be that as it may, every answer is furnished after the isms method. Letter, numerals, phrases, words, all are picked oat as required ; and though, as we have said, it is not more wouderful that the birds should be conjurors than that they should be reasoning creatures, still the precision of the senjuring adds in its way to the diactilty of guessing et the nature et JIM . Vandennewsch's influence over her pew UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, MAT 27. Tnixtrr Cou.sas—Thin morning Mr. Edward Cokuboun Eilmoodes, scholar was elected Fellow of this society ; and Messrs. John Re:whams Crowfoot, Commooar ef Trinity College ; Raper, Commoner et Bonita College of the sum calm ; end Robbins from if atriono* lifeheolovere clonal Saulaus s. CAMBRIDGE, MAT 27. SeCOND M.B. KLIIIIIIIATION.—OrmataiIied and mproren.)—W. W. Andrew, RA., Aim ; P. W. Latham, R. A., Downing ;R. lii a V e z it /I. A., Christ ' s; J. I. Mack- Coins B enzie, ead, W. W. Fisher, H. J. vdend, , ohn oximinon. J. H. ROYAL. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY SOUTH Kmw arsoros.— As more than usual interest has bees excited by the prises offered at the opening flower and fruit show by One of the office-bearers of this society for the best three groups of fruit and flowers for the decoration of the dinner table, we may mention one or two particulars which we have ascertained by inquiry, and which are not to be found specified in the advertisement. There is no restriction as to the materials or vessels to be used ; the plainest and most simple, as well as the most costly, are equally welcome, and what le more, have an equal chance of mama, beautiful arrangement being avowedly the test of merit. The groups will be placed on tables covered with white tablecloths like a dinner table • they may be seat either the night before or on the morning of exhibition not later than eleven o'clock. If emit the night before, precautions will be taken by the superintendent to keep them cool, and if the articles con. taming them (such as epergnes, kc.) are costly, their owners may seed them in perfect security, as special arrangementa ere aide for their protection. For those who prefer to bring their groups in the morning there are facilities pro vided to enable them to retouch and dress their bouquets baton placing them in position. The number of compe titers is expected to be very great. Geotouteet Socirrr or LoNDON. —The next meeting of the society will be held at Burlington House, on June 5. The following papers will be read " On the occurrence of large Ineeldsesof granite at • peat , depth in Wed Rosewarne Mine, Owinear, Common." By B. C. Salmon, Beg., F. 0.8. 2. "On an erect Sigillarta from the South Joggins. Nova Bootie." By Dr. J. W. Dawson, F. 0.8. 3. "On a carpolite from the coal forma tion of tsp. Breton.' Dr. J. W. Dawson, F. 0.8. THE DEANERY Or EXETER. —A paragraph has been transferred into thii Loodoo papers from au Exeter journal stating that Laid Palnserston has nominated Dr. Goulburn to the Deanery of Exeter, and that the Bishop of Exeter has appointed Dr. Trowel., late Bishop of Glasgow, to that aim Some doubts laving arisen between the Premier I and the prelate se to the right of nomination, arising out of I the comstruction et en net of parliament, no such appoint ment has, we are informed, taken place. The appointment bee bees offered to a gentleman ionnected with the Evan • petty, and there as meson to believe that he will we/ 4 SAIUMUr UMW t WHOM, HAIIMITLA D. —The smanal manta. of the supporters of this institution. for the meintoones sad education of the daughters of British saffore (whether of dm Davy or of the meruhant service) and madras, was yesterday held at Exeter-hall ' • the kiwi of Shaftesbury in the chair. It appeared frosnthe report of the committee that there were at present 70 iirli in the institution, of whom 15 had been admitted during the past year. Looking to the fact that on an average 3,000 sailors perish annually, the committee were of opinion that there should be • new Wang erected, capable of amenunodating 300 girls ; and that the pablie should be appealed to for that purpose, and likewise to incrome the amount of sub scriptions, wh i ch at preempt avenged only 7001., or about one-third the expenditure. The report spoke io the most favourable terms of the wanageseerat of the school and of the waded of the children. Them reports were adopted. Toss GAI.wAlr 81.1141DT.—Yreterdays Freeman's Jeered devotes ewe nips or tee columns to the report of • meeting of the citizens of Dublin and others at the Rotunda our Saturday, to sonsider the withdrawal of the C : t ` : tidy from the Atlantic Royal Mail Company. wen at the meeting condemnatory of the comae adoptedtithe government, and urging the pee -1 liamentery repreenitatives of the country to use ever= able memos to obtain a renewal of the grant, and to their support to any government which should ref use to adopt each • course. JURIDICAL SOCIETY. At the usual bimonthly meeting of this society, hold i terday evening, at their rooms, St. Martin's-plan, Trsfalpr-square, Mr. DANIZL, Q.C., presiding, Mr. EDWARD WEIMER read a paper upon the present system of promotion at the bar, and its effects upon the profession and the suitor. The learned reader having de tailed the ancient system of legal training in the inns of court. and the practice of promotion as it existed centuries ago, drew attention to the fact that in thole times there was se such thing as an inner bar. The first person ever appointed king's counsel was Francis Bacon, Lord Verulam, and no similar appointment was made until the reign of Charles IL, when a Mr. North received a N.C. patent, and insisted upon his right to sit as a teacher of Lincoln's•inn. The constitution of the inns of court from that time ceased to be tree and independent, and the academic system of education fell into desuetude. Since that time there have been two grades of counsel, one of which alone obtained what was •lied leading busineas, and that was a monopoly injurious to the other and also to the sultan. if rank were given without carrying with it any professional advantages beyond a mark of honour con ferred for distinguished forensic talent, and regardless el politiail considerations, it would ensue a wholesome emulation at the bar and enure to the man of merit that eminence to which his talents entitled him. After • brief discussion, JO which Mr. Sidney firnith, Mr. Worsley, and other gentlemen took part, the thanks of the society were voted to Mr. Webster for his calm and well-consideml paper, sad the proecadiep terminated. SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF DISTRESS. .---•-- The first annual meeting of the subscribers to this institution was bold yesterday, at Willia's Roma. the Earl ci LICHFIELD in the chair. The table CHAIIIIIAII, in opening the proceedings, mid that the society had now arrived at a critical period of its career, for unless the report of the committee of manage ment satisfied the public that the society had so far fulfilled the objects f o r which it had been instituted, they could so longer appeal to it for su p port. He believed it bad full carried out those object., and that the gentlemen of high standing who had taken upon themselves as the eoedety's voluntary agent. the delicate duty of visiting the poor, bad ably discharged it. He did not wish to speak dispara gingly of any similar institution, but there was this pecu liarity in the administration of the Society for the Relief af Metres., that it guaranteed the distribution among the poor of every halfpenny subscribed for their use. The report stated that the voluntary agent. of the society stimulated the principal inhabitaide of each of the metro politan districts to aid them in their charitable work, and that they had put themselves in communication with the really working clergy of London, irrespective of creed, end thus were able to discover thore cams of distress which were most deserving of relief. The number of eases re lieved was Z.3.,296, and the .um expended upon them 2,44:“. Ile. Id. As the society's total income amounted to 4,:11.16t. IL fid., and as none of the subscription looms le allowed to ralths payment of expenses, there rsersieed in bead • of 1,862 k is. 54. The meeting was addressed by Lord ft O. Osborne, Rev. Haiti Allen, Rey. Kr. WOW, kc. The report wee adopted, and resolutions agreed to, pledg lag he meeting to forward the objects of the society. TM proorethap terminated in the need manner. [AdYertilienlent.t . .HOLLOWAVll PILLS AND 0111 - Ram —lndiseetlon. 111 liendsche.—Tbses compleints easy seasselines he considered tellibes. bet it should be bone In mind that by Monde inattention sad widest they ends sad most meekest,. Olve earl, thoedid to a desseged Werth ; take Hot. Isessy's Pith, use his celebrated Otattnut. you will et owe pee airs the change for the better to your digestion. spirits, appe tite, strenth. and energy. The Improvement. though it sty be gradual. will be thoeetigh and Lining. They preserve hem s escorretive of the malady. Rollowsee ]Mlle will be found to parity the blood and give a healthy action to every omen' sad his Ointment beneficially influences through the skin both sum , Mislead deep structures. (Stamped, ld. AdditkoaL) [Tviopmei SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TA/TERSALL'S.—MortDAY. The ettereoos wee principally occupied in comparing boobs ; and, indeed, speculation so dragged ita slow length elms that until late it was difficult to compile • list of quotations. No important change was effected, for the prime tallied almost with times which were band pater day. Diophaatus was again ahead, aid led with Dundee. whist the French horse, Ro • rem with a steadiness which was not • little eigui coaat. Of than is nothing to aay, for the operations of bodom wan sot aufliciestly mamase to bring them into palmolnenee. The Oaks was only touched upon at intervals, and the betting as It Irma devoid of importance. Closing prices : _ THE DEBBY. - 3to 1 s 11 r . Merry's Dead's (t) 3to 1 Lord Stamford's Diopbsotus (t) 8 to 1 Mr. Hewes Illarlkoff (0 U to 1 Mr. T. Parr'sffiklosas (4) 11 to 1 Mr. Thomas's Dictators (t mod off) 11 to 1 Coast F. de Imirsis Pmalhoo (I) 14 to 1 Woad To sKs -“Wram (t sad o 8) 100 to 6 Pk J. Hawker Drava (4 mod off) 100 to 6 Lord StarafoM flaws (t) 50 to 1 Lord Stamford's NolObom. 50 to 1 Hr. ' Adissestoss ur L a azwi:sit '.. iintir"( of I lip .410: 6 .. - osisr (t) 1006 to • Hlr O. Morsok's t . orkra(s) Raids Hood, Ls of Hatt, and Blg Boa ars strgek on'. THE OAKS. - 10 to 3 60 Yr. Roesland% Silverhair (t) 10 to 3 Mr. Flemings Nemesis (t and off) 7to 1 Mr. Carttnight's Fairwater (t) sto 1 Count F. de. lagrany's Gabritils nat tier (t) sto 1 Mr. W. Mama% Cater Oa (t) 10 to 1 Mr. Saxon's Brown Dachas (t) 10 to 1 Lord Stamford% Lima (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Cookson% Tattoo (t) LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM EPSON. MONDAY NIGHT. Bones are arriving in rapid monaniee, end the cry is " still they come.' Lord Stanford's lot, after passing • quiet night in London, were at their quarters on Sunday afternoon, and now nearly every Derby ham of mark and likelihood is in the vicinity of the Downs. The course is very hard, and it ie well calculated to serve those bona that like to hear the clattering of their hoofs. Alibi the field for. the Darby will beanie'', the mos is not lik to moult one .feather of its popularity. An addi • "private box n play !nut been formed to socommodate newly one ►ended people, but the applications for dills are so numerous that it would, if possible, bare been necessary to And space for treble that number. Indeed, Mr. Darling hes been put to his wit's end to accommodate the multitude ef_polopl• who will anist at this great national holiday. The refreshmsatdepartment at the Grand Stand will es usnal be Roder the mmegement of those who by • long experience have become familiar with the wants of the many-mouthed multitude, whilst Chreleses booth will be pitched on ita usual site near the Greed Stand. We have in a prior article referred to the railway arrangements, sad from their " working" this day we may state that the trains which Men from London Bridge and from the Waterloo stations will furnish the utmost convenience to intending visitors. THE EPSOM SUMMER MEETING. THURSDAY. Tix Two-Tun-OLn &miss of 10 move. each, with 60 added ; colts, fist 10lb ; fillies, Bst nb ; winners, Mb extra. Halt•a•mile. (( A6 star — CaPlein Christie Anta lain Croats'. Oapitie Cooper's %aim, T Mr. Ooverdale's Mr. W. Goiter's Pellucid, Mr. A. Gray's Traveßer; Yr. A. Gray's Marjory, Mr. Gremlls's Tarragona, Biros Mirth's's Harems (Mb extra), Lord Pal nierstan'm Whiteley, Mr. G. Payse's Whisky, Mr. G. Payee's Ploughboy, Mr. G. Payne 's f by Cotherstose— Prairie Hen, Mr. Prinos's Berkeley, Mr. Prince's Dorris, Sir J. Hawley's Paategie, Sir J. Hawler's f by Lonbow— laß, Mr. A. Hoorn Gold's Grape, Mr. R. Law's e by bit dam by Voltaire, Mr. Lisle'. Bees, Mr. Melon'sSoorptosi, Mr. My's f by Wild Dayrell— Plagmy, Mr. Merry's Bare. Mr. W. H. Mundy 's Prince Edward, Mr. W. MnrAy's Leonora, Mr. W. Ewa's% Thesuisieterm, Barest Soibschild's Whirrs's (Mb extra) Mr. Flazon's Wok* Lord Stamford 's King of Heart . (Mb extra). Lord Stamford's Estreldo (Mb extra), Mr. B. SeHon's The Vicar, Mr. T. Valentine's HippoAsna, Mr. T. Valeetine's Cerisbrook, Captain White's Jung Frau, Mr. G. B 's Sentinel (dead), Mr. Gratirickes Mademoi selle (dead). Toss 800TIL WENTP/IN HANDICAP of 10 110 VI. each, h ft, with 100 added by the South Western Railway Company, for all ages ; winners of any race (matches excepted) after the weights, Slb extra. One mile. To close and name this *vexing (Monday). Tee SHIRLEY &Aim of 50 sows. each, h ft, for Syr. yr-olds ; colt., Mat nb ; filheti Rat 3lb ; the winner of the Derby 1016, and the second in the Derby, or the winner of say two or three•yr-old stake of the value of 500 son. 51b extra ; maidens at starting, if they have run once, allowed 31b ; twice, 516 ; thrice or more, 71b. One mile and a quarter. Brother to Teddiugton, Copernicus, Inman, Minton. Tai WALTON STAMM, of 5 sore. mcb, with 30 added; 2yr-olds, fit 101 b ; three, Bst 131 b ; four, 10st ; Ave, sir , and aged, lOst 511,; mares and geldings allowed 31b ; the winner to be sold for 120 son. ; if entered for 80, allowed 71b ; AO, 141 b, over and above other allowances. New T.Y.C. To close and name to the Clerk of the Course by nine o'clock on Wednesday night. Tan EPROM CUP. by guile of 10 goes. each, hft with 100 added • 3-yr.olde, 7d; four, fist 9lb ; five, 9st 31L; six and aged, ist bib; mares and geltlioge allowed 41b ; those that have never won 50 goys., or received 100 sows. for mooing second, to be allowed weight in the following proportions : three-yrolds, 41b ; four, 715 ; five, 111 b ; six cud aged, 16Ib; matches not to be reckoned as winainp ; any three.yr.olds having started in the Dtrhy and not been placed to be allowed 31b ; the winner of tho Derby, Oaks, or St. Leger in 1839 or 1860, 10lb ; and the second for either of these races, or the winner of either the Ascot, Goodwood, or Doncaster Cups, or any sweepetakes of 50 any., value clear in 1859 or 18ti0 Gilt extra_ Great Metropolitan Stakes Course (two mile; and a quarter). (30 MIA.) AS. Ag A; Ben Webster .... A Atropla Crater g 4 Wild Hose Satellite Horror Cape Flyaway.... 4 Dengue 4 Malta 3 Hettartly Knigatablidge .. S King of RAM .... $ Doeloot (li l) Moorhen Stoup Dragon.... 3 LIMA S Rapture lady Trespass.... 4 Surprise MK GRAND Swam &won (Handicap) of 10 aon. each, h ft, with 100 added ; the winner of any race after publi cation of the weights (May 23, at 11 a.m.), matches ex cepted. to carry slhextra. Last mile and three-quarters of the Metropolitan Stakes Course. (2$ subs.) Borderer Umpire Schism Axe et lb ... • 9 u ... • 8 7 ...s 8 8 ... 5 8 0 Bumble Bei InAu.tdn i Th! Itamonerstee Leptis a 7 7 iWwhand 4 7 7 Thymiclan Bambo 4 7 3 Ltha good II 7 0 110.301. 6 7 0 IlliarpshooLer $ dlO NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMritmoir, MAY 27.—Arrommovre.—Second Mader Wottoo to the Steady. ♦widest-Peyandese W. X. Hone to the Blenheim ; end B. Weymouth (in charge) to the Steady. Chief Engineer J. lAys to tho Asia, for charge of the machinery of the Hightyer when the latter ship shall have been paid off. Thud.clus Assistant Eogineer C. Iloatey to the Fisgard as supernumerary. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 27. The lul'aub, East India navy paddle steamer, arrived at theed last night from Bombay, with upwards of 100 na val invalids. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales crossed from Osborne this morning, at halt/net 11 o'clock, in the Fairy, steam yuht. His royal highness stopped at Spi th ead, and visited her Majesty's ship Hero. The Prince landed at the dock yard. and afterwards left the Laodport Railway station to route for London._ _ NAVAL Cousin MARTIAL—The trial of John C. Waite, ship's steward of her Majesty's ship Edgar, against whom there were 11 charges of fraud, wielsesumed this morning, on board her Majesty's ship Victory. The court found nine of the eleven charges proved, and sentenced the prisoner to be dismissed from her Majesty's service with disgrace, and to be imprisoned for two years with hard labour in Win. chaster GaoL The court then proceeded to try William Lamb, saihuaker's mats on bowl the Edmr, on a charge of fraud. He was found guilty nod sentenced to be diarated to A. 8.. to lose all good conduct badges, and to be im prisoned and kept to hard labour for nine mouths at Win. cheater GaoL PLYMOUTH, MAY, 27. Tlio Styx, 6, paddle-wheel sloop, Commander J. H. Cave, Mead on Sunday afternoon from Bermuda, May 3. She brought home Lieutenant* Lewis sod Colt (lnissurn) ; Mr. K L. B. Williams, master of the Despe rate ; Lieutenant H. Moore, late of the Terror, dismissed the service by sentence of • court-martial held at Port Royal ; three invalid seamen, three soldiers of the 39th See, and eight seamen and marines, prisoners from dif ferent vessels on the station. An invalid seaman died on the passage home. James Jones, a stoker, lost an arm on the 21st inst., by its being caught in • crank. At Ber muda she left the St. George, 90, which was to sail for Halifax on the 10th inst., and the Nile, 90, and Hydro. 5, which were to follow to Halifax on the 15th inst. The PAY: will be stripped and paid off at Dovonport. CHATHAM, MAT 27. Moors PROM I/rms.—The East India troopship Her Majesty, 1,112 tons, arrived at Gravesend thin morn ing from Kurrachee, having on board 212 non.commissiuned officers and men of the 27th, 46th, 51st (Light Infantry), 79th, 92nd, 93rd (Highlanders). 94th, and Wilt Regiments, and the second battallue Rifle Brigade, with 15 women and 33 children. She sailed from Kurrachee on the 12th Feb nary,' the passage to the Thames occupying DM days, including detentions. The following others arrived in charge of the troop., viz. :-- Captain J. Singer. Rifle Bri gade ; LieutenantM. M. Crowe, 614 Regiment ; Limits. sant G. F. Fawcett, 92nd igidanden ; and Dr. A. A. Stoney, 94th Regiment. NEW HAND MAP or THE UNITED STATES.—Mr. Stanford, of Cbaring.emes, has just emit out a new band a n z p pro of . t u lr ige lJnit ut ixf or , fita ii.ti tee .toe T . he map. ant i e of t h in facility publisher lirrefer ence, obtained by the udicious thou gh sparing employ ment of colour, and the ono now twined is • striking specimen of these excellence*. The lettering Is particularly good ; the States are named in one type and the territo ries in soother ; and the position stampsare made to denote the relative importance of the place designated. 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Barry du Berry sad Co., 77 , Regent-street, London . also at Yortisuas and htaaoa's Id, : 00. Oracechurchatruet: 4, Cheap gas; a and lie, Ozfortbstrest.—r Advertisement j An• 19 10 Trapcage Prince Impend . i 610 Shipwreck. by Alarm - -The Weeeeied 3 6 9 I plaches• i a o w,:nin;s i,:eeu: Byonet _ i I i .. 3 67 llt;vernook Mmrlonroa3 3 7 Zlossro Voretoo A urkda 3 13 Dorking Amy i 7 HER Mummies PLATS of 100 guineas, fix mares only 3-yrwlds, 74 Mb ; (ear, eet 71b; five 104 llb ; six and aged, 104 31b ; Great Metropolitan Stakes Oonme ; to start at the winning chair. To clues and smite by nine o'clock on Wednesday night. THE EPHos FoUK-TICAS-OLD STAKES of 50 son. each, h ft ; colts, Sit lllb ; fillies, Set Sib. New Derby Course, Loiterer, Umpire, Merryman, Lady Falconer, King Fisher, Koesia, Tinulleur, Lledrod. FRIDAY. Tea Oaks SIMMS of fi0;;;., h ft, for 3-yr-old Allies, Bet nb each ; the second to receive 100 move. out of the gam ; the winner to pay 100 eon. towards the pollee and regulatioae of the course, awl 30 to the judge. Lot mile and • half (New Course). 171 tuba. PROBABLE /STARTERS. Frtur. Taaurgaa. Nemesis Fairwater Brown Duchess Jeffries. fiilverhair Preeeptress May. Sweet Hawthorn Lunellower T. Brown. Elcot Lass Caller Ou V Gabrielle d'llatrora Nubia' Auricula J. Arowtrooo. Queen of the We Ha h oe. ily . Blaisehe Hat;ist Wild Ware Tww EWILL STALED d 5 11011114 met, with we. ao added Lyrolda, Tot 7lb ; four, Pet 12Ib ; five, tht 4lb ; aix aad seed, est ; mares end geldings allowed Sib; starters and been Maim at this meeting allowed ; twice, slb ; the sriaaer to be sold for MA awe. if demanded. One mils and a quarter. To close aid name by 9 o'clock on Thursday TIM GLUT Suave FOAL STAILIOS of 10 /OM each, with 100 added, for 3.yr-olds oohs, Set rib ; fillies, Bst Bhp the winner of the Derby, 121 h; the mond in that race, oe the wisest of the Um or Two Thousand Guineas Sib extra ; to be nut after the Oaks, and fillies having= in that nes without beim placed allowed 31b. Last mile of the Dieb7 Oonnes. (24 subs._)—Will4-the•Wjsp, Dwiadka, by The Pillow Mob—Bracelet, wartime, Styria, Melo% J ling Jamey, Wild Will, Cromwell, Homberelar„ Gift, Undergraduate, Nautilus, lady CUMN% Starlight, , Cantatrice, Commeror, The Roving Boy, P re tty Petty, Zealot, Maid of the Glen, Martha Lore (dead). Till Dear AND OATS STANZA of 5 son. each, with 30 added ; 2-yr•olds, Tst 31b ; three, 9st lib ; four, 9st 121 b ; fire, six , and aged, lfait 21b; mar es an d ge ldi ngs allowed Mb; starters onus at this mee ti ng , and haring been beaten, allowed 31b ,• twice, Mb ; the winner to be sold for 120sova.; if entered kr 80 sore., a ll owed Tlb ; 50, 141 b, over a nd above other allowaaces. Half a mile. To close and name by 9 o'clock on Thursday night. THs GLAsaow Purz (Uoodkop) of 50 offs., for all mem; any ninon after the publmi. two of Nu, w4hte, slb extra. Half a malt To ohne and name by 9 o'cloa on the Derby Welt. Tog Donau's Puri (Handicap) of 200 sore., gives by A. Heethoote, Esq., for all ages ; wiucers aft er the publica tion d the weights (=tars excepted), 611, extra. Derby Course. To clew end name to the Clerk of the COWIN by 9 o'clock es the Derby night. WALLINGTON TACIT CLUB. The second match of the season of this club came grimy sod although the wind was light, w as a ver y sae, god acowspanied by *vend boats from the yard of r. Greases, the celebrated boat-builder. The entries wore as follows, all starting : Bledgeos. Yacht 3. Cholera. Leis. —.». gtey Mr. O' S. 0. Barker. Lotto „ Oliver. 5. The race was mews 'gaffing gigs, which make by far the prettiest races ea Chelsea Roach, and the comes wee Chelsea to Woodworth and book, twits • the prize being a pretty silver cup. Dr. Diplook, the commodore. darted them at 17 minutes panto p.m., in a north eseterly wiled, all going well but the itile For some time there was no material difference. then the Belle and Lotus drew out, and hod • good moo tall the Lotus drew a-head and reached Wandsworth fink Belle weed, Mersey third. Gipsy fourth, all close together. They had now to drop their anchors, the wind being contrary, but when they were off &pie the Belle re pined her place, making her hoards and sailing very well. She was fall bee sinuta ahead at Chelsea, followed by the Kerley. who had become second, Lotus all astern. This order continued continued all the way, the Belle winning a well ness by four minutes, with the Mersey wood, well son d Gipeey third. The cup was afterwards presented at Mr. Dreamt, who built the winning boat. CRICKET. ILC 0. r ELEVEN COLTS OF ENGLAND. Y.C.O. . Like but season, the Marylebone Club hex again introdneed some young players, who Dave not previously played at Lord's or the Oval, which will tend to do much good .for their respective counties. The first day's play stood es follows :—Golonel Bathurst, MI.-, Mr. Fellows, and Grundy doing good service for their side, While Handley played an excellent innings of 20, end Holmes that of 17, for the oohs. M. C. C. AND GROUND. PTII nnidio‘ rIOOIID IMMO& Col Bathurst, c eoppinge, b Woo -10 b Reuses 5 H. llsrshall, run out 0 , A. sygaith, Foy., Rogers Hoa. & Pomosby, b /lagers :... $ a Rogan, b Wooten 0 G. J. Wens. b Rol Grundy, b Ro e^ 6 gers 23 not out . 1. C. Innst b Wooten *0 I.llLanhall. b Wooers H. Mons. liaq., natant 34 b Robinson 2O R. Dreugbion, los., o Roger. b 1 b Wooten Weeks C. Reblassa. a Rishißay, b Robin son b 15,14 IP, w a, s-b IS b 4, l-bl, w 2, ii.b 2 IL Total 111 Total.. 70 THR COLTS. II ilUt It UrIUMS. T. Carideo, Darbana, b Grandy 0 T. Bonny, Bunion, c Grundy, b Wells C. Handley, Middlast, c Grundy, b Brampton 2O T. Robinson, Yorkshire, b Brampton S 0. KAMM, Born, c Bathurst, b Grand, •. • • 0 0. Wootou, Nottingham. A Brampton 0. Coppinger, Rumex, e Grundy, b Brampton C. Newman, Cambridge, c Grundy, b Brampton 2 H. Hoboes, ilarapatilre, not out l7 C. Rogan, Oxford. b //nand, IL lennoll, Middlesex, c Bathurst, b Wells 0 Byes, &e. 5 Total 73