The Express. — London, England, 1860-03-29 00:00:00

~~ !,'MM 41 1-/ X-4c ,OZ:e Le ' • 3,:f-ae"-‘4... /, . . /". o° l • . INLITINPAP n at -.. ID rr A M 0 ..., La °At Gioia& Gt ( ii 1; rJ . i f .. TI.(I7I2ITITT .PAIST‘III7I ‘ll7 \.... ut i V I . I •0 1 s g 1 1 , -,...„.. . '''Veil - 4 ' ,4 'PP • • I , .' I . `" • S II . *: i r ( I . •) 9 __ -d t -;~•► (Stamped Id. Additional.) No. 4.251.) CIAPE 14 GOOD HOPE Dirtot (to mil 1). %.,/ !WWI to PAPWILNONIO.-7b. iplwoWO BMW whip WAILA. A 1. so km awn/ ow 7== . = . 1" 10a Sow WM.% JAMS TOrLOY. 1.••• Dolts. Mb wwwWwwwt ddp how • Oil poop, Id* yowler wwwwwWwWw k Orwt-eiww powwow.% red IMO take • WW•wd somber hOwnowliolw 1•10. kW" loWrow &do.— Yew Wows wwww apply la JAMB TRONIO3I awl Co., J. 111111W-4wwww - . . low•we. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 29, 1880. [TWOPENCE. ST. MARTIN'S-HALL.-HANDEL'S MESSIAH, TVIESDA= 4' ns : i t:Z ia of Kr. JOHN KOLLAR. Pug Pirrirad. MIN Pamir, Ur. Kos liessm 111 r. Krassm. TAAMIA lA, . Op LITERATURE. SPORTING. --- et London 'sidemen, i n w hi c h weft awry LIMY sad lam whm., with other great men. This was aMo • fine race foe Woman, wham the Cantata gradually drew away and won by a few lengths. All t h e men are in rood health, and • fins ram may be anticipated. Betting is on the Oxford party. ' la oder to prevent disappointment to the public, we have boss desired to that the steamers chartered to accompasy this race m en the 3146 hied will start from Loma am early as 7 o'clock in the morning. This notice is readensd necessary, as previous arrangements have been entirely overthrown by the sudden alteration of the time and plum of Amain& APALBIRT SMITH'S CHINA will TIM .IIIINATI with the aNtk M ghee until then—TO-NM I aValrYlifil i tOßV Mary; . at $ o'clock ; awl 111111111 AT sod lIMPITILDLY NA at 3 o'clock. Wails I& iwkikia oak be taken it Oa Hap. Ara la, la. Mr. Albin Smith% ilinaiser= will octomma aft SON litaisg. NIVEKKLY MAN CMCKUNICATION bo NEW YOU —Tr uviaron. NSW TOILIC. POHL 419.1.P111A rITLI3I-AMP COMPAIIT Island itagrars rob toll pored Iron law Alloordir rams ilooreltowo to cohort prooren and ropolorm r W UT /L Vol SIM TOM I.LAJIMOT, Wolvvorlay, Aprf 4. CITY rill' 11.41.T111011. Kolosiday Aprll IL IUO, Wellnewlay, Aprlll*. AM every waecorrits. Wordeesday - table proem y 17. .M II rioter rotodtos to ro orgiromt rsoo. Vontati grow, o mirk Inekrilas prowbelm r.v.ted Prorsor Ito Cow& or Mel.. brobvil 111 1 .4 11 e 0 wf sarielogoast lora —Fr tallroir portilooloro WWJAII 1331 AX r. Worostroot. laropool ; So art WM% Wllootorook ay. SSHRH R T .w... SOUTH AFRICAN. REDUCED WINN WIIIIIL-.4101113111/ALM aid O. 111. Idrwe-rvad. ilk Gigot Towyralryit. LQ, Larlas. Pt" Ileb rit assum , nos wlsys et a = quift, awl yobs* bee bon I dee sr !Midi wias.- 00 'Luray raw, ar Brows, =rem : gory OLD lIINNINST MAIIML tram the reSere. 111/2112E1 OU) PAU SWIM MOM s, by Mar- H 1 .d Oa. bewbri Yak lob{ espoilk mil baud es cork. In 0111 Mow ausb .111" hyoudell alm M a IMA WALK!" mil Oa, lirraromi. mid IL qreht Ibureyaresk LC.—DslhimM tees al syq 1.1.. Amway aliss, NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADICSALT; DLsca 28.—Psomovoss AND Ar rommore. —Lieut. H. Wilma*, to the Forte; Pay. master J. Mittel], to the Pearl. LP ZAP aid IXPIDM01:78 ROM to 11.1111WID. Owe Woolen limilwir MI WATIMPOID AM memo t• 1111170111:0 wow, aid Imo powerliel mall Om she Terminal ogi Now 111118 mil My prow lOW Imo US am swum arl • MIL lad dm iambi Mai Dm" T. Tar IP DAY. eirl SAMOA! Os COSI * ARf . / 4 1r11 9.00/118Z T iodmilldrini, )Pfsestifit, haliest ikeiCrIFII deface Coe= fli=ai abet drildriajebt A r=l .. apolen. Parlpl CHATHAM, Maxon Colonel Sandham, director of the Royal M b .. gins*, establishment, has remised online for 25 non-ea a. missioned officer. and men, snider the eammsed of Lieute nant W. R. Macke, ICE., to premed toasorrow morning to Woolwich, to iota the sth ocusegany al /loyal Regimen at that station. ST:B and SON'S COGNAC BRANDIN& i s l bw, st cumin. Jed andsioi n ts DEW* Nallol4 10 psi prod sem oaf SON b oo fosolsit *dr gooddlei wommdmwom wild Now IW. wildpollos of flom maw la oaks wild ham Ulm trigrrilio ulla r 1.7 e . 4- =clez womb* moo Ihmmokse vfmd tbir oodomwto do adiwores et dr Mood air. to. arm ism s i x Cows *2 the lialwof 10. Sop rno Vs. as : midis di midi oodles Rs, Ilk pw = .6..in dITAXIn Sow of maws Tones A HOUBgROLD WORD II RPORKTRY. Amorl-eim IMs. Tlir/drs. lawn asellsble ame mak Ifa OW NemNem • - SP ON. • by HARRIS and l la BON, Wal /Mg the sighL Itsbar Wl* be irk. Rosh will or %U. , with =llh leaf .. rd Ulm awl it Toddy, al = L ash til t e a & vat ot i elrar. =m ap triarsiTh. —llleratners NORTH-WEST LONDON' PREVENTIVE AND REFORMATORY 17ISTITUTION. 1111111WS Owe llFFlerhoi eft M &II its, obi Ma ,It eClay, Weeraolly. sad Mb" —For Delay et Ow Dalocoftsika: cit i• Dom FOOD ✓▪ ut orearrioso. Dalko. No. &ma ;sr Wl a rlGWOoderd: yr Noon DIODO Ourt. The annual dinner in aid of the k i ds of this institution took place la s t evening. at the on tavern • the Duke of Amnia. wedded. sad was suPported by th e Hon. L. Ashley, Rev. D. floors, Ile. Garnett, M.S., end about fifty oassednakmema T he 10751 roe/ sine coal torte wise by aka C lbwi nsirsex ing , sad drank with th e mama . gnaw , proposing " the Anny and a ,'lt although the pohtial aspect of = cloudy at the present moment, he h ery • dame hi the continuance of peacela ing • to the institution, coupled with the . heath of the p and other o ffi cers, the noble duke remarked hemmer powerful the ilifitlllllCo Si the • Anent and of parliament on eerie& questions, 'Ary on those connected - with in tie?, as was evinced by the present position,of there were others haying reference to these eial state cigar home population in which that induense was censperatieseg ineffectual, amongst which were object* sash as thee mer templated by Nye ,institution they were memebiledi tpeulg-* perk That institution.had two objects in view—tae yea. Nation of crime, and the reformation of the whole& Di the way of prevention, the coarse it punned was to take those young children who, left destitute in MT strode, weep exposed to overwhelming temptation, providing them with a temporary home, where habits of industry and virtue were inculcated, sod then starting them in the world. And as regarded reformation, it affonied an asylum for criminals who had broken the laws, and suffered the punishment stasequent upon conviction—and, having tested this sincenty of their reformation, sent them out as magnate to our oolciame—thus supplying a system of transportation cheimeternsil by all the advantages and free from all the objections of the okt plan of transportation— and *procured suitable employment for them in this country. After paying a high compliment to Lord Shaftesbury (the President) for hie exertions in tile social improvement of the criminal and destitute climes, referring especially to the ragged schools and the varidun reformatories widel-nwed then mistimes to the noble earl, his grace observed that this particular institution, like many others of the most useful, owed its origin to the exer tions of one MM. It wee 'to the untiring energy i . 3 o f u lt G. J. Bowyer, the that the North-West Reformatory owed its e fence and its present position, He (the Duke of Argyll) went over the institu tion that morning, and could speak from per sona observation as to the admirable manner in which it was conducted. The reports showed that during the last six years 515 boys and young men had been 'drained into the institution, of whom 74, having undergone the required probationary test, had been sent out ea animals, 118. bad been established in position, of honest industry—is /Orrin or trade—in this county, M had en listed in the army and navy, 24 had been restored to theft friends, 106 had quitted prematurely, the present number of inmates being 110. He looked appoonn the fact of so many quitting the institution as so far wtfshatory that it proved the discipline of the refonnatory was so severe that ft afforded no encouragement to idleness and vice. In conclu sion, he heartily recommended the institution to the support of the public. The Hon. L. Ashley, Mr. Germ* ILP., the Rev. D. Moore, and Mr. G. J. Bowyer spoke to the other Mesa; and a lift of subs/yip/6m was announced ea the result of the chairman's appeal, remounting to about 700/. gARAIVII IL *NWT ' caintio lama /raft orilletioa MSS IMAM of rho lowa Irma bessils. 1 I s me. mid. ssallitos, Edision. W vary vlmeirmae. kia bol to &IL ark at nog of Oho rompoliab Woe loom la lloodoo : by Yospiolore_di opera la =:t ol towns la Blendobrkrolo UM" w ll4 —awn Ur rod sod. Yd. and art bowled •• IMAMS IL Whirty." L 3 marr larolltil iusag ORIGINAL BONIYB IWIC bolus tbe Atldtaaa oa as labsi it wo, ring. iriter satITRIIIILD, CITY. , I INTKRCOLORIAL ROYAL MAIL STILAW PACKET COVIPAXT knifed:. Ilowthadid a ) l& PAULIff. Cl.. Minna Ward I C 14•=0:, Ntaget - of r al ani Drast i tmg. Oa Jur valour. 164, gam MOM OPNOVII rilatialmium lbw 1111~1C•km: g liz a Illeirri Priam 11•1. Mt IL a A. intags, . VLF aiwanas—W. J. W. Lebbati. 11ausior isi Om" Ilarles . TRIRUT and CHILIIPBBT ITAB and M= r ENOLUID aro AA al Moos to be obtained et MALIN ma 01,.. Tie Moreisota Zia Willimaleit. Good Mom loodal Comm Mt : i fa M.. i. ro. M. : eli la IC fa IK art la Tea rodosase So valor ot orielogo W Nor to MS newsy stall or ordist lowa la SAOstai A oo apnea kw emproatfaarlo• Ml Al mei °wimp bus Who of a. aq. NO MARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPEI ithit tem:tom with AIMS, nigl4f&- ROGlLlellErsparlartamm-laid adbadve YIELOrws, pl 109 . csama-laid usc4o II" Ewa fildree hlw Oh& Eve quires for itapartlas foolscap, Ds. par ram; arm m o d em a EG CAZDIS, WEDGING INVIEOPIR . 1 . 3= MIMS leer CIOLIIIIOIIY, DEJRUNIEL, sad BALL alis sad lIYA/MID la SILVIA, with ANN or CREST la . ‘l bads. CARD•PLATZ URGANTLY ENGRAVED aad 19 SUPIREINICARLIS Mtn= lar 09. Id. al RENRI soomovar aulahlahmet. Y, to Mon from 11•0011balreel Illi,atki—/iissiva nest ws. mod Wand. R Wandowd-seseL LC. 01191813. 2 4►1n5t.L4. LC. mum or CAPITAL - Moo AMU ilsoeut Moods nab sold as O Ilk so allAmool. al la two maths sitar el and the namildes tl` Ade oa" Atm lltemet.. This was Or rood septelohse. 1•14 well a sob. @My A MISS per essons. tor Or pommy rd oslddlalis • pestol metes betwolo Amasses awl tho wood poetess* el ew iffamad. NM has slow* el phriodlail ess =h4 ..__.top lollepran. rage= On Wm* ma whirr. Aseldred. Naw rlymostk Mom 4 1 3 herr. sod Maps The eerie. essomwor.l on the 14 November. 19A, sod los soollmol inisesompiedly Its ON proma Oboe. Odes lone.' selideethe ts I. peers! sad Id ate st Ikr. ym look awl the solosbi• on. nab. Tb growing tawreaelo• hopeetaage d the seeeter=ro. rby law sespeay • o•weis. rod the stet.o e=eree the ta4.ltetiso arshoxisoMmo. seemselsiol SR estator..4 the •er. a =MY M war oateml lots lop Ae Yea walk tile nobs the solebly Is •Ashwe yew at Wish s lim = premM emu& The ' work . e' Tie Pelage U riss tro.l.rr ia l•as II M.. r3blions power • The atemoship LN Wank". MOM II IL. No form prier. The eesooldp Lsed 114.11ey, We Seim KM.. las hem power The etepaship Almtale. Mem ILK. IS bone power TM n4lier obi 4••••14p Illortto Ibtwar4. WO loop b. , h.., 00. 100 •1 Nehru. _ MHZ DANT eIsINDIA ?NA COMPANY (linlied), s Ompagy vlmo Impel Omit sus MI :d B. = Or pales dlrset—s dbl. wigs et 16 per seal TM bag of Mu f/OMI fa. 4d. par : seem IN the bony. from : Lomas fleasersg, la p = r tilz Weisser. o re s Mairirelivarebrint S KIARCT LIBRARY. se L4TDIrB m 1 row rail slob, WOW la OwitU— Revioo at th Dean. Mof i= e idpits el rimes weft wttbdramt t We at malty .1 82 wow may, and may I obtained as IlDWAIII) 111;;DIA Me Osioni-steste= a W Otamstrost, Illtarbastter. WATHIREITON at e BROODIN'S OOLD cftuls v t= h dsit. mow& vereeasa ta• warlimeride at rimataatormt lowa n• pit ttr some peareuesed, rad ft-purebred et the pre drupe/ trees the nor. lee melt your cher weleba, le the utmost carat rse Om+ of the paid, eat dew for White —hisruman. larete. lfeeribarey, 7w Kleettelta street, Covent carded, W C , Mew mode id slabs and jewellery far Is. ark. MR 'no elsoramm chess at d la the evening and on Sarardeps at 1 Vert RAILWAY nmanicarrs in CANADA ellir belPalldbil Poillas and eamdtlioa tallp ooteddered mare eapadally as relates be the Greet 11ers tall; Ousada. .10 appear Is the LIADIMaadDATUIDAT ANAL Wl' aa *ATUAAAY sat, Seollm wish 11ralgy elm sot MOW Wm* Articles. Order et asp arsramem.-01111sk I S. Cathode/ In* W.C. T .17BLINE.—All the Musk of this favourite AA tam et Waaaer's le told at ILAN Mee. and each piece r ik t i = .4 llolo Aar, Falb. 1 4 =MON NA SON. N. Within. All Made ea mat Wow and peal tree ea medals( readttaset. The Inds supplied. Era YOU PURCHASE PLATE, go to /0111.4 latrUtair4mkt—rawai• Sable Spoor Mkt par dome ; Demon Spurr sad /arks. La. par imam Waermidal ~ea pun NUM Wm. Tb. tether lad Ilionraiiip Wk. NO toes burthen. no lyugg al If, Iletrisd Mynah* Spwelog Lam. NO Ines Imam raw Irbil id Arias& Thr Slam of Imo sisisom for Ur sank* Is efillelb Ibig me =dhes ban Oa bowleg fasir wpm= C .l4. llllpubled IV= sislollansaft at Stem sad Or polls al sided imi Ye Nay laelarad in awl Imo bon sigimism:=:: weral lo semor rid . — _ SUITABLE WEDDING PRESENT/L-0m- A, *to COME and TIIA UT, umber's* patios. les.. wird tree to say railway se reselpl at a post-o•os .70/1111. Lowthsrareasie. MB Day, Ifeeend mad Cheaper [dittos, 6s, GENERAL BOUNCIL By G. J. Warn 111111V111B. By the mate Author, ROLMBY HOVSK Tees Volsmes. les. DIOBY OIAND. Thkd Mitts& Gs. KATZ COVIMiTIY. Third BMWs. Os TIM INTEBPIINTIII.. &mood It .. 10s. Id. London : John W. Parker sad Z. Wei atria& SET of Four CORNER DISH= sad COPIES wr a bandlea to remove, tombs d+s aim MI IM, M - "iihnesa the boars sok semodoss ONO Chopsoy bed Ie le onses4. sot the eppedhla• desiellhis4 eloPtdoll Onto solodesd. Oa p• c o st the trade. sod the tills el the W M ON, the prow* hese hen We* sellsOseesit The dlneturs woe smile& Iltelimesi valails& Mil the OM isposeasst Irk to &elm a dlehlsol et new owl per Wm. Wear Memo tax Our Ur llot elms isseift too the seeesset St emit ease Imams ample punnisim Ow esprokeleo NIN/Vai. fe.. sot tho u. .sow IN a problem le moos • mem 411060.1 Y Ike row Me to Me Lissisaser la. " ma , MeV ko duos • stothei NIA y issprowornol la Oa bulk maim as raft at IF moor Acing wirla SI Weld ropested bees the steemilloi develoreuent tbe @obey at !try ilia{ as eseoellied r Ito whink.i to* tr , .. IIS Mom at Wedsy theets. the Mahe oleo et an s 1.1 41 WI wots. topsew erg hillsa, alas the quottets Or m rpo HOTEL sod TAVERN-XXIPERB.—Ivery A. assialpllan at HAM MOBS al bit Or mand &sago. —JON ES. Lowlhareplaaa The dab Svo, fa Of.. VitPIIIIMBUS of PLATO. Translated Int 4 a* By t Paws. ILA., Pillow d Ond cnosse Word. Lemke: Jai= W. Mbar NW Sok W M. THE ably red sebiltote for Silver la the IMMOPLTIXOpug NICKJIL-4011 loortbar- Tide day. L. 6d. cloth. BOMB sad LIBRARIES : s Lecture. it ra Jam Simone, Dart. Looks : /dr W. Parker sad Bon, West Ilirsad. GUARD AGAINST TEMP= sad BUR OLAST.--flall all your awards lever anal kaa..lollrtall ILMICTIPPLATI. Dears MIAs gaseisa and suat sti. Id ass meow. Brim M., post e.., vAClVoirttibtarrs on CAPItA, v PWIN/IBEWI/178 Otrewitsiantlal kelliwee). 1 ,aI=IPIIRLLIMI, A. 8., o t === Ompribeliogi, IVatllo • Jr• 111400. Plerglity, W. kW UM Impala 111115,16 itilikab Rawls MIS Owls= lI.IIS 1 TikWhrls*. of theh= 4 : tris67 l :a hi wilergralle. 1014 1 1.1111 , 110. OW* Ye 101. Ja.7h7 . la Us* ULM Mom le VOL Moss la 104 LS:ASK Leask la 141, UM. Is 11119..54.11n. . .. I ads, the feting onßnet with the Imperial Goveramsd, Peng Ow Onsipow the NKOMO p asoorm. they were hound to end sat Own needs to pains the norelee stindoled tee. IN the widitional l = et OM* sad a MAU holler wee d thllll4 eaditiendly owl Ile eoweasace as the 214 et OMAN roll. none weenatyleampash nowoooll..oely I. IS. C 4. ,s a thio venom d 111111 we ON nos siOner Ily aleptlow We amine. the Nrenen will be this astiollertonly to mei a. M. ipud.• el the tninsers replier lamisslait ante . sod While haft =Mtte s essolltione Osir eawaset. send the = red te the eskaleis. The Noseenineall, la Nes of the tnapony wolertaldito the additional revlsoa bow saran set to peen santiles to ow oar nee& darns the MO nen Me the Fenn sennot was seaelaist IS the retannesdellea el the Novato's. Obi Ime =pampa Inenne the mond. W stets et Ihestela to be bit odd op la the 111•1111111 showiew VAR espitsl will ass nand at SISTA* et tine d ONNl will he odd up. Wang te2.1.10. as at nesellt. The Wilmot deer* mimed le a. Company .m alai II liembrardhlimil en lbeframeimle beid 4 lbenebbl clambake* el premeelle• peel ere mimemeery, lbw ertrrero Ilya evaeapote pow•lffig the eummenthe theereaor 110 3116••••••• dieeelan Imve were M ebeedn• bp • rodeatlnet I Man premiums tor VW* tip smear met el reel k we Nona Meer ibmi b rbe l = mem Mid etreM lo remembered Illes Mem bee meet Impeelmil Mem ebieseeide - reemme, It M appear en merimmenble overtake ant the eemdmge Mr taepare Orem their oreroc, owl geode Va. =Morel be sellelene le awe eery evaa ladwitag and beim mlabllebnimile. le. , bar Ye iediebline mike. JAs. WORIXT, leselary. bre ebee . 4 . 7 be med. vexed h... be Ike et Me s oink el. Iteergiakelrea Illarsra ad ad. okeibeaeos ti V i rrefte. evek Ttamp•••••••••61.4, Immink LC. MeV earn assempsNed bp • perneml el per Mem per{ el Se Ita In a. mod el aim lees a. barer It mu will be Immedbeely retu menber rind. Imemid el Me rule et se per met pm am= will be roved en ell seene peel in intlelleelme eels Peaprelimee nod 11 rrperb may bit bed al the Alum rola fir APMCATIIII 1111.111111 To the Newton of lir barbsuloold /1•11 Illeum Packet 4.eut4 Isso.—asortig a. Pres renorr. 00.. MIL tacit r usib liso Comq= . iiist me Now alum of alb ems!. Islefo. of osesbor onossool. I lisraw woo bis ImOm. owl I. per Id qua. 0rr.... is oat:anima wlth lows sisalinsii gm usompsemo, _ _ _ mams.piellambe. edema red Bela) If eel ee , •serel So Irby Ibe don* with the bislim ad IM 0• 1 •11m0. nth NNW. asompoled bdope Mt tie MOMS .4 41.011 ft we be mg by peel le lbe leeriefiy. LOAN* SWIM wrroot , T WI AISIMANCII 113IPIDIAM IT TUE tETVAL LOAN FEND ASSOCIATION Ispiewom IMP. WI, Omit Itandlainst. Cbmpliger. WC. ... mumustAt socrarry. somedi ei Doak. "L. h. Pompous& repplml without ANY P sal on mirth* may be blared. TY lamp adi of Mile Asswlwids aulbe Os Onipmp le amplele Ms Impoo bre ormdbisig, slow ammo lofty bow rhansel .it adi N. se Ms siii•mbut osperne. Taus 91 properl, Ishamaks. Ibis. at brewing IS somM - it ii sierkpa Win' WOW. isteelm. --___ Ora Mtg e Pt l, &virgin* Linda's wc-Igagra DAVIN' ma 11111'N'T imallm Se pm Mll4 Isikeis rd lksiiselkas al eisigia I plAndoes Ammil Aid= Ilw% man gig INV Ptah ..samplimmilmerbgtallas. VIRECIENILL. MUIZR, and somy NAND AP cANIMILIPTIMA wleb Mrs arks =Os anolhe wOrs YE MIL sad AIWA, um mil Salim dredlsoll ism ars ell umectimas. al Qs Ise Ulm abil 111. Enema* SAC QIITY YURI; at srocasa have y bayaad MIA LANDO MAC/AWL ginftwittay thr mearlh sad sati buff:. h ama lutz. It mama Mkt ban tak e .r Neer, denim Hr awl aid = aimaimi Zim ie r "" ;=xl. 4. sad dway. tar dialma It is OM Male 4 batailial brat aniair. 'YU Mali alma IS ki r mifturielly MM. .n ausaumai boallemalab eibmi 4 tt. tarary. Ward. the lasi sad mitailrm2n amt., Mee Ila it . 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Met Moak Worth Leadea Daltiray alialeas, ibilitwy, Moak" sod fraagisi LINENLINENS EXTRAORDINARILY CHEAP. S The The lore Om.* IMP Proorileal anhoefros te ea, part of de Voted lasi= wee reseed el willow Ise Ore ii„ 011101dohd led Ifloologgeoidoe wades :—Goe demo we diem aludeoa one dens wirer Itemee Oro Ohledelh. or leas todfordedah foe red almosta eddeololb. ate slid dm MOD, ow, Ilsodemoe le ee=M peresoeseeduomelmodtbrookhet areptdoemodero lboaraeo sof pa r m d=llhowleproso eeelohle steeedheaty wawa.at In WY odd: hp. •r.--__ ; pair real toudarallor bilushol dm* nods trouper* =vide, and weer plesaMeed : dodo toe towels. coo rich deobiopOliol bed orworirt. awe& ha de odadoo depot of the 0. isamdsir. goir led Whom bleotrate Mrs doe : welted tellehoovere one pair ealeelleot window eurteloo For oaisiorso ose Isogreas • orsorrionisy. AIM? sad C.. , Limn faders eoil lierdralo ft awl 11, at. Puri Cfaraiford. ToGINTLXIIIN.—NOTICK of REMOVAL. Yr. NUM bee bead It absebdely eseessery Se pewee ble Miss= &en Ifteelsesi sem swim peesskess vibe eselis nen &ft Se sem eel Um Om oftleseel Id= of maids. Ireessee el per pis. and every ankh see. aseled Ids beim la eeseresse• tbinerlis Mr. KUM sew slim be 72. 111001C417.12t DONDSISICIT, tow dens west II TIM VIWIrMtIX7ar ! cAn. NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS . I. MOM sod SON employ a BMW. STAII of miters nal matzos Isr IM Ilidforn. of vourwrEqi WIZ 001 PS. sod ano thosehno al& is 'swots all W gemilseds. sod se Noir mond soollssols sods sf 11.11.—Irdesess kr MO thillem li a m aiesobanale Way M siOdood atOber sf their . OM:7 el '... Ali. 'affige a ttnet. wilaid. Yorkshire am =la lamleammilimeed ARTICLLI In riwijesseelelyend Cloaka. for all cereal Ind dlestaMMO : Ilmilmile eke Sing. Dram end reset Coma Ilado mid Capo Walklia&llasatag, and loam. Rodeo bat Lear and Gentle tog Mlle MOIL berm mil Toga. Oaf do. do. =Clelides. del. o do. Maelke, sad Palm! leMeape Ci a li ZAL Loam' Wan —Away sod Wavy Vedder= mel Oellle Deem md Oedema Liveries. The WIIIMILI TAIISMING VIDA SWINT aseirlee a Iris sad well allined Siert of iamb Sad lonise IMenatocouree The n. 4 died Odeon am/ Wortmes me employed. IL MOUS ad SO ON. Caner of Illardee awl Aio.% amd Omer el Nom 011edeirem sad ii net. I MOWS mg SON ebb It So be partlesiety observed, Mod Wmy article be eel oppromad of It we be ombanged. ee tho mom reemmed, Mama kedistlon. Thom book -seas a UM& of tko Eldon of Iliftlek Co.. Some MIS Maleammemome sad NM et Beim peels oat appll - w pest Ina T" " INDISPINSABLE " SUIT, mop la varier alms and pallets.. isd partlesdayly dx oldies leavelllas sad lembesa Tide fa aslveradly odiged to be the newt endeeleble asd wider alb Sill ever latee•ared Mae tram be smarm arms ead 110/1, ewer et lllsselee SWAM sad maser ad Sew Oslardatrael rid Ilawl-atreet e at. milmissiskos RIKEDY kw RIM:MA- Mr la the Lieebs, MOW beim igg DILEDIMI ICIALILL lip edelesled hes taw bees lam three& Ile Mot d tef in emmed ht Ile palm et Os Awe Mee the eret Rah If fa adieu te easel a whet ma 16 4 a1 h al pm book-rims ebierve Ihae e , i t .. gni gr. ranliipbeabest." an no as Ibe Mow 6111111 CURL -LAIIIMITS Ainnuno sualu i rs aseirw r Se beards or Om= beak inly plianasit. la 86~ fa be madialsa Ow lossaestaff rdikoksi affsba ask imarmad MOM gif adina. fed seirmgalsa. bosaafstal Gans fames idiom Oa badly pour allays the eda m vildi psoollma Inasafafirtitf esamorsisa albses fro kW/ lasses of Sill& If Vas dawn kr kw of melleiman. say as NNW la • law WEN= Mar Nips IL—Pleparaf only NW fi# If W. .1411,1112. obsulea Jamerafaief, mar.kw. ars *al amplek WO" ,iftf fa aL. fad 4a ea*. prolbellor ailt famfait's Asemills Balsam. The arm sad often b winged 111.1 Or dem A lOW 00 1/111010011 SITMIIOIIL ri!IW MEDICAL GIIIDK f gratuitous ounksisa A Ilamagi 1011Z apo liwits_bses •••••••F mut of throws 1.1•111ty. Ws et , Blume at NW W tallmoUs., br r.001D• a . l. . sad tmr Ihs et earn. 1. um& is .01 lionto• mei poi AN, issulgt cis awing. imi too damp% a sipp et lie bask siairlideg awry iftrarautiss requlret Adam" Jams warm Ilmc Mimi Saw, portos-crousat. anortaimisma kafte. W MT* Midas Mint published, price tc by poet !S damps. DFABILITY aad LRRITABILITY (Mental and Pltrekall WINO by SPIDULATOILIMMA the eraptonia rail BMWs' Trentelima By T. H . Titmice, M.D., to the ilimeni P• 44110 Letter Denim' Provident Ineitstlon. Author Oa Asthma, Commotion, Indigrailos.* late Editor of the "Perighde Medical Animal," dc. sow= w rth. thostrire -iiamFe "Tthe le an OVIMINi IISa leesllse by a clever and clear leaded practitioner. Dr. Teams b wdl known by his wort on mil the want pablisetke. win add to his fame." --.l C4 7 . 4tuatelt •• Lit memo Me thee melt be iperuhrlee the thellteal art, and btlftth• trwilwy whirl Ms the Inert thug over s. 11th le M d be. bewithei ellthie—asagrw lamer. There le se ethebeth, we Isenhth usdisay. alleetatioa tt but • pith otheellthe at the three, thupthees, and rations! tresthent ea vith the dearer er • wee who wishes is be wethethred. red the earthethese ot • atha who wishes to be threel.'--Ireeepeel Osener. Laths :bier the Anther. Ith Llorlagespe, W.C. PARLLLMENTAZY commlrriss. 11:111tCHANT SHIPPING. 7'hia committee moat again yeaterday ; Mr. Hors i• chair. The examine Non of Mr. Lemport, dLiverpool was re numed. In reply to questions by Mr. Lackey, its stated that with tepid to the coalition of the skipping trade; thirty years age, and what it wee now, hi mold not venture to meek of lb sensually. Ho sod speak hem his own recollective it it at LivorpooL At that claw the lfieria Brand, of 800 tons. wee the lars•A ship MUMS that pod; The timber trade with the colonies was at that Moe owried en almost exclusively in ships of from 300 to 400 tom. It was sow carried es in ships of 1,000 tons sad upwards. The easels to the west coast of South Armlike were ady hest Ile to MO tan. A of 100 to was caroidired • large mewl The Linde wee sow anted as in skips it about 500 tom. He remembered aka, that whoa • reendrat sent an order to New Brusewick to laid •sh 4 If regioter, everybody said be wee mad. ai.. 11 2,000 der wo rm sow built there without any sanded Then was so doubt that the repeal 71 . (Vriavigpilmo laws was immediately followed by woo. dastel improvements in the building of ship. He did not feel *paned to so beck to the old UMW al Aims which ex isted base tee repeal meths savioldra laws. He thought Mot sepal mem • moinewelel Resessity, and he did not believe that the intersob it the country would have per mitted the existesso at tied slate of things much longer. His was that V the nartplion laws had not been re there would his haw inn British tonnage, ITe did ad think they Amid have been able to man ask Mips with EMMA wenn Be seer Saw a radar of 10 nen of age who was not anzions to Iwo the as if be eseM dad anything to de assitess. This. des nee m annisniboyelsreens whin Ihnerate e i t il i e sy mi tare set nth se be dresid oboes* to hike rap peastine. Orr the trailed d menpuleory ke should like to pub in • mmasrlel, drawn u Ishisaelf, and prosented te thersedinitei leird of * theLiver &.Lalupownsee sem thee whisk edged et ern whisk pointed en the ob. E . .Leaspost ins then indstlesed . ::ttt i Ze lerdelea lsgs : t keg tads, and mid It to him that the Inds he. 1 Wass the Bailed mid her dieted* depenisades was ism the nine se the brie henna state sad wen the diserhen oseferhastion Be Ong* thed when we spened the trade fins Odentla to Loan as Ansetera ships we 'Eight fairly have abed the Amnion to seen the bide hen New York te Osilhank M Ballleb ships. Os that essniss a golden eppenwhr et eldslang that eanasein was Is& If It had hassimibeanatieswitas we spend the bade between ow peseniser to the Ban and Begbad that dr dareshess *said lon snood their eosadag trade, he hearse* they wand ban dens is. He was sot within lepetbsal the hairline tbanisivas would by sad bye Mid ailiesseeelef the netaislisaybithsed existed, kr is theeenstrihendens la Osapesithe qnsties of the subsidise ondledi teas hoes el eons eloners bad dietiond • shoes Ise sdrg_aiset the w = gives la dr dunks* ruslthe whale d ther;Q:7l7se with the manias of eeming his, pallidly their ragas fee not taiedizig theanding Inds we get we did net even ours math fen morerwssda. Anstins system was to On to say imam that mite a wig hon. satin would give to America. esurrilsra at Ws esseasks of We Irksome,' exami mars adjaassa. We LONDON CoarrasultoNa.—Wo are glad to haw that the health al the Lad Bishop at Loudon caw tier to *gm" padually, ;medical &dein'. we Whim A sot wait Ilk to holol e = ti. oldir. walisso Wore lortor. Lathe the an bobs bim a llusd. try othow 71co Lard Bishop tor lb lordship at the acribiwthe ill= l yesterday. lho 111kbap Sr Loucks barn. wo oho hull hum boa pa n emel to shucks hit Weeded Or twit ; We qu o .boss sad to Ism ads a ouslasmiliss ts ar It. Ise D'Assoasso, os Beaday, Sid Poems before Congress. By Euzazirrn Seesaw BROWNING. Chapman and Hall. What is there in that wonderful Italian • osula which monies the interest and sympathy of all minds csvable of passing beyond the boundary of self I How is it that Englishmen who raid* , there, become as d evo t e d t o the Italian cause as the race itself—that Shelley and B a T ag sang in their mast rapturous manner when • of the land of Dante and Raphael—that W ter Savage Lendor has devoted the service of his genius to the same country—that Leigh Hunt, when within an hour of his de a th, mingred thoughte of his own relatives with inquiries as to the progress of the work of liberation —that Americans, such as Margaret Fuller °mob, William Story, and Na l` thamel Hawthorne, partake of the same famine , lion—and that Mrs. Barrett Browning now dedi- CMOs to the country of her adoption a handful of passionate verses, of which her enemies will proba bly say, that it proves h er l ove o f It a ly t o b e : ' VOthan her love of England ? We do not say r urselves, while certain expreations in the course of the • ume ; f or ws are of those ' who think that love of country does not neoemitate i indifference to the sorrows and hopes of other nations, but is rather heightened and purified by . growing out of that sawed affection which includes the whole of Inuminity. Mrs. Browning pro z#, Pend' sympathises with the movement of the I I mall against Austria, against the Pope, and : • the sectional disruptions which have wasted strength of Italy, and made her what she is. She rape& Victor Emmanuel as the man of the present and of the future ; she applauds, in an • ecstasy of delight and admiration, the conduct of the Emperor Napoleon in going to war on behalf ' of an oppressed nationality • and she upbraids England for standing aside, a nd' carping at for not doing the same. The result is a work of considerable power—rough, wild, savage even in parts, yet all a-glow with enthusiasm, from the first page to the last. Indeed, the quality of en-, i thulium is the central characteristic of the poems' .1 before us, and at once explains their fiery beauty, , and excuse; their defects. These rugged "MIN : these strange and wilt nl rhymes, these abrupt transi tions of emotion, this crowding of metaphors, this: tangle of wild and beautiful, of fierce and tender, of rapturous and denunciatory thoughts, are bon of the exaltation of a mind vibrating under the in fluence of a sustained exc itement, and are not to t be estimated by the ordinary rules of criticism. Nor, for the same reason, should Mrs. Browning* opinions be .kudiged with too rigid a literality. The ~ first poem—" Napoleon 111. in Italy "—was evi r dently uring written d the of the enthusiasm war, and it reflects the heat and • all of the ii, naturally prevalent in Italy in the days of May and ; June, when the Austri an s h a d ow was mov i ng back ' ward towards the frontiers before the light of the 1 1 battles which France and Piedmont were fighting side by side. That excitement was not confined to 1 the Peninsula ; it was shared by many Englishmen; sad though we cannot in these columns adopt, Mrs. Browning's Napol e oni c fervour*, we can at any rate appreciate the motives which suggest her .1 eulogy. The poetess does not admire the successful dictator because of his power, but because, as it t seems to her, he represents the new ides. of mi .', tionality, disiuterestedessa, and popular rule, whist Ishe thinks are dent reed to lead the world into a wiser and a holier future. What she would say 1 to the annexation of Nice we know not; we accept the pinciples which underlie her panegyric, because —*ether the application be right or wrong—they are in thenmalves pure, generous, ; and noble. So with th• final poem —"A If" Curse for a Nation." Mrs. Browning thinks we ! e i t ly b l a me ; an Sitee geril ‘n 'u t ariliwil to dictate , a versegthe awordisibalialf ra. . 'to her. In other words , she scolds us rather sharply ; hut it I. the privilege of a lady to make rebuke itself one of the forms of love. 1 The most finished poem in the volume is that entitled "Italy and the World." The poetess sees, in the coalescing of the various Italian States into one nationality, a type of the coming fusion of all nationalities into a brotherly league, "distinct yet d ndent"—a vision hie that of the Laureate in "LoBall," when he prophesies the arrival of the day When the war-drum throbs no longer, and the battle- fins is fern is the Parliament of men, the Federation of the world. Addressing the leading Italian statesmen of the present day, Mn, Browning exclaims : Earth shall bless you, oh noble emendem Os egotist nations! Ye shall lead The Omagh d the world, and sow now splendour, Into the furrow of QM" for seed, — Ever the richer for what ye hays given. Lead as sad teach us, till earth and heaven Grow larger around us, and higher above. Oar saeramest bread has a bitter leaven ; We lad oar traps with the name of love, Till hats itself has a !tinder meaning. Oh, this world : this cheatisg, sad screening Of cheats ! this coaseisaa for candle-vrickii, Not beaconing I this over-weaning Of underhsad, diplomatical tricks, Dared for the country while scorned for the counter! • • • • • • For certain virtues have dropped to cero, Left by the nu on the !mountain's dewy side ; Churchman's charities, tender as Nero, Indian mitten heathen Merriest° rights divine, pev iS red da itailow : And lieptarchy patriotism must follow. National voices, distinct yet dependent, EmaAohering each other, as swallow does swallow, With circles still widening and ever ascendant, In multiform life to united progression,— Thee° shall remain. And when, in the session Of nations, the separate language is heard, Each shall aspire, in Dublin!, indiscretion, To help with a thought out exalt with a word Lens her own than her rival's honour. Let ue hope that this dream of poetry will prove the forerunner of the fact it contemplates, howso ever distant the day may be. MUSIC. THE VOCAL ASSOCIATION. The third adimmaption contort of this society took pan bet night at ilt. Janarall, ads, the direr. 'than of lb. Beeraist. Tian pregemato existed chiefly el msenbe sing mumb—amdripb aid partamp, without 1 inmanmead eessespniment ; • species at sin* which friss severely the skin at the performers. Mr. Besediet's choir of two hundred voices acquitted thsmsalves admirably. Tim voices were excellent ; those of the ladies were exceedingly pare and fresh; via the of the whole was comest, 1 9 1,11 •11. scald Mesa Mr. Benedict doweas great medit for the Milt Mate a/discipline to winch helms Ms amateur boar. 'llie NAM .GilesMhtliel= were thetas aid mnalgmb, "SIM Illlvestermal'of obrought afana; " Indy. me ea may slier ad " !air May Qum," of Lem Miami* ; nod a inn* Les Blest be the home," of Beneliet. 7ldm LM ale% which Is in the opera of PM Gipsy', Woman% and is full of dramatic character, was vehemently endenoond. Sawa acre were sung Wiliam Raw end Madame Dolby; ths forma was sesseutal in Xosert's One aria, "Or soil ade," thelatar le Handal's air, " Cangio d'aspetto," from Aehnstee, which she has revived and made her owe. M. e llalut o oi wk i • solo en themes from the Prosiere, a pretty which be exeeseed with his meal sines sal ; sad az ior eng piant WIWI. we lewd for tbs BM lam like Ward, played a fenteek, on aim tam Mere* ululate* a light and ailliant law, with • full, steal tone, aid Oa iametivaahle of masking tbs iastnement Hat all& have liona heeler displayed had Mr Veen mak of • Weber tear ; am it wee, lemma, she bad as estiamiestie napalm MrfROVOLITAW FM HORITAL, DIIVOIMISW ' spears, Orrf.—The •Wvotok number of rand! 441. 1, " tads no son main Minh IN no—llodkal. Lot ;Oak 4111- 4. 4444 4 1,734; of wine 0 $ worm an coon WW2 11011111111 N HOSPITAL, KING'SMOIL .-- mbar of Estinto for no net nem. Morn 30. ni. 41 Min N 3 son sow ans. NORTHAMPTON RACZS. SUBSCRIPTION ROOM—TonegaT Most. Time wee se orgied cm the scone by the events Mune• direly run_ t ar that Utrie time was efforded backers of horses and boolmsksee to mono speculation on noose to cane. Although we M k t w Inquiries after Spieebox, Betty, and Bed 1 8 g % Mu the Opener Plate, yet we did not see ea investment them. 90 to 1 was taken about Odo for the Cheater Val, little disposition was evinced to mums lunders in Kam. The coming tight for the championship was mows talked shout don hone racing. 6 to BAAL SPINDOWS PLAT PLATT 1 emit 12 to 1 12 t to o 1 Chateetioner 1 IMP 10 0 0 to 6 Curlew 166 to 6 Traducer IS to 1 Maud SI to 1 11001111 CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 111 to 1 apt Gaspard to 1 Norse (oI) 1000 to 12 BoOltsbeue TWO THOUSAND. 12 to 1 smut Umpire roes!) 20 to 1 Brother to Rainbow (4) 25 to 1 was takes about Itticeaneer wishing this asel Umpire the Derby D Y. 3Se 1 sgst (t to 1600 16 to 1 Hutbounte (t to 10_0_1/ THE FIGHT 101 THZ cmomPtOwsmiP.' 60 to 40 and atterwords 2 to 1, to Mt, was belted bra Segin. wriolreepaT. RACING STALLS of 20 soya., ha with 50 added, for 3-yr• olds ; colts, let ; Ob. Certain smellier Mr. , 61b . (O. Baring: stoa en Pekisee, who trotted ullon 0163 4 1110 - minim to the turn, where he come away. and ran home au easy winner by two lengths. RAIL ilremona's Pun, ct 100 era, added to a liandieap soesentakes of 15 ars. each., 5 N if declared. .41ntais winners rim The new Spencer Plate Cruse. Ihare yrs, est 1111, W. Betio* I - 3. - WDa Chrieta ., box, yrs, est 21b (H y' 11s 3 yrs, est (J. The fallowing abo run :—Aebeon, Ardour, Maud, Bed __Seib, Marsei ll eir, Stella, Brown Lady 'Peel, Curlew, Hartley Wintry, Confectioner, Gelds , Pippin Ratty, Home, Bow Belle, Clio, Fenella, Bite to Beens 4, Theodora, Valera Urania. Betting at starting 1-6 to 1 each apt Spicebos sad Tea. diner, Bto 1 &eft Bow Belle ' 9to 1 apt Pravda, 100 to is apt Theodora, 100 to 8 each apt Penile and 100 to 7 apt drier, 100 to 8 each apt Betty, Curlew, and lady Peel On assembling at the pod Urania reams feectioes, plunged forward, and rut Pearson from the meddle, and, lashing out r be fell, she struck him • severe blow 011 the month. The mere then ran riderless, passed the stead, and when caught she had bred beregt. She did angst back to the peril time to rut. • Odes to the rafreetery ccednot al certain jockeys the eland one not given until long after the ap =of Jima Whet the Sag wee dropped Fiav o la ob • clear lead, Feud* Actaeon, Hartley Winton, Volcano, Trade:aro Brother to Remedy, and Red Foglia, Wag next in pmau[t, ea sawn as mold l ie made out in the erase nesesed. iisec and (Confectioner headed the next which were sifts together. The race admits of little further descriptioe, for Pravda held the lead to the end and WOO by dx bertha UM a length between second and third, ' and a Lad between third and fourth. Curlew, Feedia, Hartley Winter, and Theodora were next. lady Peel and Clio were beaten off. Maud ricked herself it warn supposed on &bo tee hill, immediately after starting, and was pulled tp_withr the &tepee and dismounted THE NOSTRANPTONSIIII2 Cur &MLitt, for all ages ; three. : g i lds . , Set It The ti mi tar t , o 2 t r i d e 71b said f fi cif ve, Set if f lb ; six %odd aged , . Capta m httle's Mama by Haight of Armed, 3 yes, est Sib (A Edwards) 1 Mr. Hairs takdak 6 yrs, 114 (Charites ) 2 Mr. Pastor (J. Adams) 3 Mr...oabithe's . 4* .k n re ft intt eat Mb cCludkoter) 4 Lord epancer so yrs, let Sib.. Woodhouse) 6 39394113 37ta, elet (Verraby) Mr. T. Starease 3 yrs, let sib ..(Ortoraw: 7 Mr. 6. Jacobt Yemetesr, yra Set 71k (Roeliery 8 Mr. Bwitmleir a WerglistheelK I MUSH Olb •• • Mame' 9 aapg Betting 5t04, at first 2to 1 apt Pitman, sto 1 each it 7 to 1 Emit any other aassdWerharbeend and kept ame company until passim; the Stand, when Volunteer bore his colours to , the front. On rounding the top turn Fakdale again took up the runninngg.. and Volunteer rapidly beat a retreat, leaving Bowie, and Pitman next. C/a =Mr. leg the dirt Woatherimossad was bootee, and Mann tassais monad. - He ma with Pakdale to the bend., when he took the teed and was cleverly by • length and a Ulf, rm. be. tween second and third. The others beaten some distance were pulled up. THZ ALTBOUP PALL 21PAIIM, of 10 sort. each, with 50 added, for 2-ymold ; oohs, Set 71b ; a ll ies, ert ; winners =Us. T.Y.C. About half a mile. lord IltamibreaWalloon, by the Plying Dutchman, It nb (A. Preis* 1 lard Strathaeore's Shillelagh, Bst 7111 (Aldcrott, 2 Mr. Iltewolam'S o by the Flying Dutchman —Boltemienne, 114 7lb ghat') 3 Hr. Othb9 Yeah, art Sib lO. Pordham) 4 The following &berm :—BillyDwindlea, La Rent, Lupus, Big Ben, Lag al Heat, tAyolbioa, Vines, aid Forbin& ling: to 1 apt Walloon (4 to lat Bret), 2to 1 apt Big Ben, 5 to 1 apt Mosolla, 7 to 1 apit-Polyolbion, 8 to 1 apt the Bohemienne colt, 100 to 8 apt Lupus. The run ning warn made= the Behernienne colt being second, with S : and Big Ben lying ; Walloon, however, oe the running , and won by two lengths ; a head be tween estdsd and thinl, the tame distance : tpr i ii berth ; Big Ben headed the next lot, M a t i r lir ere up as they passed the post. Sauna LS ei 5 son. each, with 25 added ; weight for age, eaft es allowanese. One mile. CmgMb 'a Calla by the Comeck, yrs (3111.), lilrlamlew) Mr. Do c r=osils ut t u r (Mi.), Est 11 1 b (Buck) 2 Lord Poll, 3 yrs (NC, 64 111 b, (Casilewerl 3 Mr. Res'. Mr. awn. 2 Yes (8011. 44 7 11, (car- 44 91 b (H. Taylor Mr. Fraser's TWO* yrs (IMO, Mt Sib Mr. Hughes's Harwell, 4 yasiaL), sat 41b (Hughes) 6 Prevention also ran. Betting :6to 4 on Codicil. Mr. Rarey made play, but running oat at the turn amity drove Marvell on the wrong side of • post. Marvell aim was within an ace of coming down altogether in a few strides further. At the dist/ore youlhog bard, took the lead and galloped home the winner by hell a length ; bad third. The winner was sold by audios to Mr. B. 'Thayley, for 135 guineas. Tee Sr. Io Hainacar ot 10 DOM each, h ft, with 100 aided ; Manses ezioa, An One mile sad a quarter. Mr. Soma's The Meek. by Idle Boy. 3725. eat 7lb Midgley) 1 Mr. Tabors Itiowavartior, re, Tat Goner) 2 air assilit Cassanwsk yes, at (Orlasshaw) The folio • also me Anima Driten, Claire, Elam Spode, • ales% Carlow Amidst., Earl of Frei, Plumper, gby out al • s darn, and Grand Beating : 4 to 1 art The Earl of Lem, 8 to 1 apt Gone hill, 6 to 1 apt Clovernook, 7 to 1 apt The Nook, sad lob ', 1 Ancient Etritoo. Wow by a meek ; three lengths between; the mood and third. Oarsehill, Earl of Eases, Curlew, and Plumper were next, close together at the finial, The Dogmas HANDOUP of 6 one. each, with MI lidded ; ' the when, te be mid fee 101.1 move., ka. ; metals winners extra. Orme hat • mile. Lord temakeire Philomela, by ILbswitea. S yra, 66t Sib A. Polwarela 1 illinite r. 3l yrs, Ott Nb 'W. Bottom) ) 2 Mr. floiNh ye s , Sot 51b 3 The film : Feses, Marmalade, Mandan, ling liid Umais. A errems. wick, h ft, for 2.yr-olde ; oohs, Pia OWNS the TMr&dr: Ibt Ilb. Carfare allowances. Althorp Mr.liorrts Tanana by Milsoileber, Sot mi.. (custom* 1 Mr. limeera's Brigmb Moan OM 711 i (Fortnum) t Betting : 7 to 4 on Folkestone, who won easily. DEBBY EXITING ON 01. W to I apt Umpi THE o re ( to 1 lithmondt) RTZWAIDB or WEET TSAI'. lfarrma.—lfarquie of Ails,- bury, Sir Henry de Veen:, and the Hon. Frederick Ignites. TITS NOITIIANPTOICRIIIILZ HUNT STELPLISCHABLe take also. fror this day and 1; the now eachriday.Theo day willataimmoot a mil " . N one o'clock. SMATON.—By an error in transcribing , Plumper wee placed mood gad Lord Palmerston third for the Stand Plate. Jenny Leaglegm wee rood and Precise third. AQUATIC& UNIVERSITY POAT LLCM Great difficulties have arisen ever nine this race was lee talked of a uTaU M deg and hoer for the rowing d it, but it has at kmdth been definitively arranged We It shell take paw se Ilitselag morales at half -poet W t 4 over titswear seam from Putney to Znaltia V. lave skied!? *Oka the mune, of the cooteadind arm ! in v . .ISte . 0 sltwalklas have since taken .t.p i azr p y siew bota . errmee rmy mov ie Mvi tio in es idifre lkems=d are ••co, the time Of b°44 it W Mesh avert gOl it . Then is •Of differs/as. =l on Rat tle Rte be rfolla "ag et tlllelniwitraY".-4;47"....:•mtirtit that the moos is with Cambridge. who have bean tsetse fa their Weis, htsh bat eserewswgrise. Tit Ossehridge ma rowed W sew 124erei eviriggresomedZes raembersl a re Lead's Peerfatelsk sad disc • fee. I lose ter two mese best thet lB4 4 esse *as, sad yearrel Eseeleg they wen plated a pitied elibt IFIELD-L44VE 1L46471 SCHOOL. A meeting of the friends and subscribers of this school was held last evening in the large schoolroom, Vietoria-street,lborn-hill, when the com mittee awarded prizes to 160 of their scholars who had kept their situations, with good characters, for twelve mouths and upwards, ending Chrbtmeas, 1859. The chair was taken by the Right Hon. the Earl of Sitarreneusr. Altar the proceedings had been opened with prayer, Mr. Saiust, Tawitl.L, the hon. mastery, read the rePutt, which stated that hitherto a lad for continuous service and good conduct in his situation and at school for 12 months had received a prise of 10a, and a card testillestory of good character ; for the same or a pester amount of industry for the next year, 55., as an a ddi tional prize ; after which, however praiseworthy his conduct, no further prize wee awarded. The committee, however, now suggested this change :—That the scholar should receive, for retaining place or places continuously for 12 months, ss. and a card ; for 24 =Mks, 7s. ed. and • card ; and for 36 months and upwards, 10• and a card. This year 185 boys and gifts had become candidates for prices, but it was found upon close examination that 19 of this number had not in all a -1 specta complied with the rules, ad their claim, had not ' been submitted to the union. Of the 164 prix papers rub mitted to the union, 110 were for bon, and 54 for firia recaved " pris t e h s e . O g rthos a er whoonreeceih usdnd ved_prilla and sevea lh we orphans 63 fatherless, 17 motherless. The fathers of four bad deserted their fam ilies, the mothers also in three hi etanoes. The father of one was in a madhouse. The trades, crafts, and callings in which they were engaged were 39. The boys were employed by makers of guns, canes, cabi nets, matches, Idaokiiag, black lead, ahem, clothes, cards, 'mkt, ink, watches, emery cloth, fishing marls, geld lace, violin strings, paper-stainers, bookbinders, type-founder, Ivory-turners, engravers, engineers, jewellers, smiths, printers, bricklayers, horsehair.pieken ; by a grocer, doctor, and oil shop, as errand boys, and one as a page. The girls were out as domestic servants, artificial flower Preach polishing, and at feather warehouses. Of makers, who took the prises 135 had used the penny bank, and there were now of them 85 depositors. 137 slept at their homes, end 23 at lodgings. Of the boys 61 could read, smite, addp6r well, 29 a little, and 16 not at aR. 96 of the girls read well, 18 a little, and 10 not at all. Mr. MU:PEON then addresses! the children as to the yell. &us and mond muse of conduct, and the habits of dill. pace, cleanliness, and frugality, they should adopt and pursue, if they would be happy and respected in life. The Rev. lb. ANDERSON addressed them on personal godliness, and the Rev. Mr. FLuweenTLE on self-respect and honesty. The prizes were then delivered by the noble chairman, who spoke a few words of encouragement to the children, and the proceedings were shortly after brought to a dose. THE EARL OT LONOTORD—We regret to have to announce the death of the Earl of Longford, which took place on Tueeday night after • long illacea. He was Earl of the county of Longford, and Baron of Longford in the peerage of Ireland, and Heron Silchester of Silcherter, South ampton, in the peerage of the United Bieleloot- He was born on the 30th of October, 1817, and succeeded to the title on the 24th of May, 1835. He will himself be suc ceeded by his brother, the Hon. Colonel William Lyra Pakenham, C.B. THE Mentorotrrair Gee BILL—The bill for better regulating the supply of gas to the metropolis has been printed. It contains fifty sections, end wee prepared and brought in by Sir John Shelley, Mr. John Locke, and Byng. Several companies have agreed, as far as pos sible' for each one to confine its supply toe separate dis trict, in order to economise capital and avoid the too fre quent opening of the public streets ; sad it is areteseery that such districting should receive the auction of perliimient, and it is declared to bs expedient that provision be made for the due regulation of all eampsawie aid preemie 'applying gas within the metropolis with respect to matters in which mummers of gee ace interested. After • variety of general directions, the bill proposes to mast that ps campmates should provide pipes mid supply gas aid swims at prescribed nuts, and, if necessary, security ts to lie gives to the com panies. In one any differesoes as to the security, the , matter is to be settled' by pave rassistratea. Service pipes are to be fall charged with pa. A pressure of sot Des than tea-tent or one inch head of water, is to be mairileiassi at Maws ea the service pipes of the pis oompsaies within the premien of the consumer. The " mute" am regabited by priose—for • two-light meter IL Id. • year is te he sired, sad 4a. for a thres-light wrist, sad so at. In a day or two the telegraph wires will be ex tended to Ventnor, et the book of the Isle of Wight. Lon doe wfII then be in telegraphic coinmanication with Cowes, Ityde, Newport, Vintner, and (Morse, t►e chief towns and Queen's residence in the isle of Wight. The telegraph already extends to Hurst, opposite Yarmouth, the extreme south-western end of the island. 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