The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-13 00:00:00

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O. .AND HOUTIL-00111117NIOATION MAN Is DWI& AUSTRALIA. Ao. vls EGYPT. The reinixnua 4 ouon.u. num NAVIGATION CORITAXT MOOR COWIN WWI aid rash" Caw sod layalls kb Glbralkb MOW Salk AM" Oat" Nairb. COMM. Se SlreGb bad Mak by Goit bkomis ks*. ksksolloks be Ibe 4th and klb el ruby kr Glinklb. Wk. Mb% Adm. sod Sosbay, by kw id Om INS sal 11th dark =GO: aid I Naeriabb. a Wag Goosibe kook IFNl=sob gsey, by the kyamin lowloy et mob abboal—Ter prabiiinkrkur lug = Ossisors Mew Idnikababbreek laks Soklimplas. T RA ZA.III OODOWNIOATION WITH ALL POMO of Or WO SLD. TLET sod Ca'l oisbestiod Prod Uprose Itaisawr Mod tworsoos Agway. DAILY —To Proms* asrusay. Owtiasessad, dude* /SO Slordlals. %MUM Cortost. *minimums. IDA Arab* illation Atria. Cas&ic I ailed MM S. :mnt5y 5 ,% .1.. ... lzia inow newarb. Ws.rust i Oclods. T y rhi Torte', Adulate, 111011111 LY —Aosiodlo. Yew raflaid, Tismoola. Oars, Alps Dso, lotaL Moans items New% litnalls. holds. Soo sends. Mai rolos to toms thin ON plasm. sod Oisfloodess,od ft am.. Cholla* isosol skim W. t Monsoade. C ; mod Ilisslidollos. 1* Wan IldioSrost LC. Aim* Ilmoollisot as rose. Y WWI 00301171110ATION is paw reac—n• LIVIEWOOL NSW TON[, sad MAN NIT COMPANY MEM alinedis NNW Ildlowend Ins Now at WassoNowl ""w WIIW a r " ON UV t4=2 " T SWM NSW SUM CUT W WASS . T N. WeErsday, Yy 2L 611.4.800/. Walanday. Nay Sad own siessollus Wedmis. WSW lowles. W. sad IS pima& smarlibi Go the assion- Nobles. promek Optiastr. sti prowl Pasempre tar Prods Ni the Westin' gauss b...ked Moton tog admil=m terNlll:4o. tartlet partlevilan ws,UANI Wailsrateest. Lly.apool. silo NACILY. S. UM Iow4IIWII. at/. PPS, GRAVES, and PRILLIPPS, u al , i ni .l jnm.willpsish Reeklass sOstasess kis tad see% with sad posseasers, as liters: aid the R INE, BATA VI at. even lataday dussleg, i II delsell, from the British sad /...Is Nam- Esres—dalnes. CI lOs . fine wide. Ifs. ; Mon 41 is sad St Os. SR P( INOORD, way Tam*, hem eft the Teem. rue, Cl. ICC Sella' ALES. Wedneedsy. SW lb, tram Harselp dim 111.11—Li, RE sad Ids Return WWI baud al• WI • Wt. 011/TUbt6tlin, GUSTAV WAAA, Wednesday, May 13. from isruslydown. rues aslsea. LS la: kw adds : at lee. al Ilwrinight awl opts at ClopWs tralvand Oa" Ilapakinnis. W• P r a s TIPS, MAIM" sol MUMS. 11. !Musa. i. e. moventom up Tie WWI DOM& EUROPE•N sad COLONIAL wane 0014/ANY. 121 hßiee Lataras. The Mors Compaq has bees Itrosit far the moos of sew *Melba X Geatry. sod Priests Families with PURI WUXI el She hI sY character. eh &saving of 30 per cent. 10Y•L •ICIOI4IA OfllltltY Va. par &sea. (The standard of OPLIXDID OLD POUT. ten y~eaars hYe weed rapt, dom. SPAJKLINO lIUJIAY CUA.MYSOXII IT. 'cum cuan. pare and about oddity IS. MIDI COGNAC MAN DY Vale of Brown)._ 441. itINOLVIAN MOWN PORT 8111IRRY. fa TM ass* wow islusiassd tato this ershia. BIN= ailimied. &slab loss, err Ins le gar Maw, Tams ask, dales asionWULd se LSW W ales. Price Ms tow Ia M. milar. "VICELLENTE BIJOUTERIE COURAICTI 1/ WODILIOt SYRCIAVX I r lARRIQCE."—WATIIII - DIPVIIILN. Amebic been beamed welt a irhohelsss Masi el the Paris l'elverieJ liblMtiun, sreompsoled by the shwa IlsOlerthig &mins. etal. respeettelly Invite lb. public to an of their uul.L cHAINS ad satsesim messimeet of all iamb tbe premises. WATMLIATioN awl Mb H 1 DEN.Goldmalthe Ifasalsetory,'Wo. 31. Isarlotts.strret. cetesaserdre, W.C. Itatablisbed A.D. 17911. haw mark of Mains and Jewellery 1.. R H. This I Valet isishishessid skew at I la the ii• Wag, sod us esizardars at (WU ADVANCES NADI, without delay, by NJ Ile IMPS INVIIIIRKINT COMPANY (UmWet, beg. ea apnea= et int% Me at nee. ether es.- 6"lg esereeW isk , mepejabi or e by any lerleinsete. Deyeelten girpaS mt. us abeeente elms Ceploall. Alike* oet /Marl LS obi leaspesiseee awl forme seat tree 11111.01.11 M ANDII7I /AVM 11011 T. beaembing Week*. KA:I UPON and K I M PTO N, Talton'. A =an lITOCIL of limiting, Lounging, ihieldreekle, Oesft always es hand. Also, the Yen. • new Alio of inung2= si ni mow Gentleman ow deprott as dna 11111111.11/1111 lin MN'S. spplibe arias Nal MIL MUM' (ALPAID }ULM XIV MING AID WIEN= STUCK tor lb* 3calab VIDA/LA T 1104711011. Ti saw replete awl rawly Oar Thaw Taiwan wpm arigiastal r;r 4S trits, Illowaalyaklywn ILIMAYOHATISEET. HANOVER sQUAIIE, sad who b mat 'caseated with aay swam Isaltatitaywwl Walt. Doing la las alma ESTABLISHED Ma ILBAVART. NHL T• BE DER B Y," a 1.101 elegant COAT. to be wen with ee without es. fen tut win mot 0h0.." be injured by the dm* atut every 4 wertetl.4 i'LiniliNt;, fur visitors le the Lank sad he Timms owe tultr‘looista. 6 MORO awl Boar. OWN? rt lemorlas sad ; Yaw °Aria eserr A t i rlart4treet . and ner of Ttamilmenipsortpairml sad lbistua-rowl. Camair7 Waring : LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES, reamobetered by Y. " Wheeler owl WIlsoo" Manors.. fortog thoopowy.--enot sad Oslo looms, ms!, Orford streak Jerks—llesemsoarled far theft shotplkity. One meeeasi doom of room owl Wolk speed twisty wed derstellty of li a lt=regimeL Tba bore hose In we solidestly km to OM Voir globale sod Ore (write sottelortloo Mt is tresewlie :use for .Meoestle purpose., sal Are MY slab pronteble to the workshop. DosalpUre porophleis Polk WNIYB PERMANENT MARKING INK ow 0/112lost for Martino so tram MIS. or Cotios. is=a2=rosSoo. sod Is by tor Ur book Shot Oisproor dm of tr pours lr frii pot bon prooond. slot thss roc 11 Wei bus, do Maim a• 10. lorsolsoo. West 4 koliliisid, CV. RC. wilmirile sad intsll, sad M nod Toodook Sloasoors. Ate to Ur Milled 11(141Wr: Moo Or ISNOns par /Mk 'Lamm 81111D8. —Collection A, 40 p roksb, JR; berilikl Omar and % r.. o,llsetios &As. Oolledisa C. is pecketa. As. b. M. At Viet .ems rat palsoid. aztahears Odd. th• V•getabb aid newer Ord= wit beear ebst. sal W. C. posilmiL-11011.11111 amml 1114CV14 MC% Ppoloomiw rrLADIRR—ROWLANDB' KALYDOR, as OMMaI 1l MI Pnoperatko f..r Improving ml MM. aba Comasaloa rad alda. TM Mara Mom It Imar Oa MI MM. rot tar lIMMos sad Macao MIA II Mom of las mod. sad armW caAano: 884M07114418. sad Mr. Maselaa all &Ma" fas. awn. lassbars. ma eufamaa maw II Imam MM. It MMIla MOM aliases al Mmarat i t i = MOM Mk ammo, to MI ang Wflamfao. or Maw WOW lag. NM as. M. rai a M. par ballio—till al II Malan I=ima bp abnibibm4 parbors, Aat tar lawbada inuntnni.—la all aim d maks.= sad ague No am 'clamor WIND L. OM wurs. essmoseded by eel* by Dr. NW 1141sel P—Poopred S. wAllalll iii. Hkartis rhea Camadmpa lasaa lad by a ad an mars. as. a era Wbasaiir W,bb, oad Cs.. Wawa?. A olen A FIVER FAILING P RIMED?IL . 11:01111 SCUM LIVIA L No= neon lx Illmomense lagrolksii. tram Ye g" US Ile bon tonlemblo to Woman treor 5 ieum Hoer E 4 " 6 " 81 • 18 . 1 = I vin WINK 'Warm diminns %A tits roe at • bat* wo mwei. m• • polio el tho An in Inn onetime* 11Wir spweilwo lotb tYrc4 lip Ono oneell ti prono sod MIGINIODOM tM wan' Iwo qwes....aski b • Lint awl • be noel . 8 lion n le& Si Do sum So est tor Dr. Dmers — NM Wei mi. The imme sn • sew* Woos MIR" elah ""hr TAMllbwk ff. ness•noen - oftwevell ea she damp. lOZZAIIII COPAHINZ, or essobarait p U wiF swim madaldued ta th• Pals awl kolas s all•sliamlolood as the best mooly Or demi, disms•—• ell 11or. I, I. •ow farmyard •• mi,118•1•• • Pao Wr• K. a oassm.komAro, P, ims t. z j e os ei as ilet. Leask. ; t 4 Nee fit. 4/ausila. Pali; Wll.B Illowlik hes bi pod. Y. Id ARGYLL ROOMf3.--GRAND MUSICAL 113111%1MATNII LIT. with the ...lehrated Band, Forty in Sher, enlatilebed eleven ye" chosen Imen the Philharmonic Cower% loyal an.' the Hounehoel Trnnpa. afthested by Nam . (birset-b-poods, M. Amilootua. DANCING id • Mink babboida. EVARIPS /SUBIC and SUPPER ROOMS. Oustlmes sis Usual. KVlilltY EVENING. —Mack. wee le ever • aissinti.le New Songs. The "Lee Family's" elegant superior to saythhig yet seen. Pen • . Glees. Madrigals, awl classic V.ical Thule tom the nishi efeseat of the entertainment --Phnom sup at mar's so him estrosolly say.'—Athermetues. 0. A. SALA'S; NM NOVEL rlllll SEVEN SONS a MAMMON Anima Is TENns BAR. A Urns nAgsairp ter Tows sod Country Itemises. Ines la, nadaly. 01Bei at lispir Sir," In. Ylielatreet. London. NEW NOM. ST KZ& ► C. HALL. CAN WRONG BE RIGHTI b ST. JAIIDTS 11.407111f0r Alla mad MAT. Trim Ono didilds Nrditlity. Lads W. teat rid raIiefINSMIT4UW. Is 11l erred Ore's. at Ur urines. peke of Is sack PIRNBABLIC HANDY BOOKS, iwynlarly I Asisse4 r nrnetral Guides nu .11 unbinds ut universal Mumt sad rehire. Contributed by Ur hest sutirre. I. s ItAIINIL BUTANY ; 11. SIUTISII rczNa sod 1601/111; ew MIX luaiss : Ward sad Lock, IA Fleetrisst. This day, prim 13.. kV. Bl m bag bouts. pIZATEB et the WWI& Ni si neent /mem Asa of balm arboorlues. at Ilt• la the Is sea mil IceWitani••=ll.lll.4B=let nth tisT, with lie linetrainee, pries sat, THE ILLL STRAT'RD GIRL'S OWN STORY DM k cowaininit--LeLihfe aorroire—Trrasore Trowe— lled' and her Pet—The Girl—Little Josep h — W tilecorery—idled TbeimatMe Twine—The Crateful Itabbita—The Little Aerobeit—Takw of the New Forest l i lt Utile tilottora —The lag tattle tilri—lllatorp of Clement sad lltesiret—Brother and hitter —The Loot Child—Cowariti. e eon = Little Yisherown—Dowere of Ayer—Triumph at Ward &Al inek. 164 neeMerest HUNDRED t.. ONE that the "CONFE S S' 3NS of a 1101C416 (VIPER." Ay Itrttritratee. emprito tto• most cartons Reveigion• In tioree-deellas ever animal ttod to the public Prim to al. . _ Warp Vickers, Aageitalek amid- Nay 111, prise la. Use It 1111. eisth TWICE ROUND Use CLOCK. By °sown AVINTIEVII RAY. Being Vest IV. at .The First Clai• F ray Lib; a colllectioe of copyright wurks, sea volume c o mplete _ _ _ M. Lot and Oe. (hr prepristors). Palarnoater.row. The Jay. •4 all betlissilsrs' awl railway stations. rrHE CHEAP EDITION of the WOMAN is is sow max with • Photograph at Winds Collins, its.l • steel engraving atom • water colour by Jolla 011hert. Lawton . Rawson Lew, Soh art Ca, 47. Ludgate-bill eisth idittea. Just pm 2t, by post 2.3 amps, WRILITY and TR llh rtt ABILITY (MENTAL ALP tad PHYSICAL:, Welled by SPRILHATOZIUMIA : the INeele, sa Itetleael Treettuat. By T. N. Y111.1(111, . D., Phyelette to the Grand Pust-orke Letter tuners' Provi des' lustkKMn, Re. Luisa . By poet .sly, treat the Author, 25, Loyd-gum W.C. DD. CURTIS ON NUVOONNEWI, OEN ZEAL DIBILITT , be. Jut posonsill, peath,lest emotive the Author for If etompe, AMEDICAL E S SAY on th• CAUSE sun CUSS d PRXMATUILY DICLINR Ire MAN. with plain dinalime fee perfect restrestien to health a.d vigour. the rend{ terestriee men* eases etal practice la the treatment of them pember aeneme sad womireed diseases. which teed to embitter end aortas lite. By Dr. I. L CORTI', U. AllemerMetreet, Coneollatlnne, 10 till 3. and a to A. We feel no hesitation la awing there le an member of society W wheys the boob ell sat be found ueetol— wh e ther math perms hold the neletioa of • weak preceptor, or clergyema." lANTase : Mmen, fik canal.: irl J. Anse. 211. Warwick-Lae. ROYAL 0111f0PADIC HOOPITAL, OXFORD-WISE= —Yesterdey (rionday) morehas the Rev. T. Pelham tale, M.A., advocated the claims of this ionitution to public sop. port at the church of St. Veriest and St. Michael le Queroe, Fonbr hoe, Cheapside. He selected his text from St. Luke. chap. s, were. :—" But he. willing to jestify himself, said *Melanie, and who is my neighbour ?" and then, after relating the parable of the " Good Samaritan," pointed out that although the hospital or the reeipiente of at, aid were not of the immediate locality, yet still they must be viewed so oeighhours. The hospital,which was founded in ISM, for the cure of dub-foot, lateral curvature of the spies, and all other oontreetime sad deformities, has, since that period, cured and relieved nearly 10,000 cripples, all of whom were before, more or Irma. Incapacitated for omitting employ wieste without which they could out hope to earn their sub sieteem, sad many of them totally helpless. The somber of palmate sdaiitted annually is sow about 1,000. The wards, comainim Al beds, are all full, and nearly 200 patients, alined with the most severe didoemities, who must be received into the wards in order to their soixessful treatment, are now waiting for admiseins, so inadequate are the present funds for providing the needful accommodatias The reverend minister concluded his address with an appeal for funds, which was remeaded to be a liberal collectiea. Tus AlTDrfie BEKSVOLILST Fun u.—The fifty-dust anniversary of this immersion fund was celebrated out Saturday ceasing, at the Freememes' Tavern, when shoat a hundred artiste and friss& sat down to dinner, Mr. Beresford Hope, in the absence of Lord Ashburtoe, occupied the chair. The Artiste' Bemirolent Fund was established ht 11114 for the purpose of affording relief to the widow* and erplems of the members of the annuity fund. Dunes the last year the society has paid to the widows of artists and a sera of 731. its. hes been appropriated to the relief of mamma The total bloom* of the society from all worn wee 1,601.. sad after the payment of all expenses, cad of pensions, a balance ',misdeed in band of 2911., thus ageeding evidence of the careful and economical manner is whirls the bonne.' of the charity is conducted. Since the formation of the fund the sum of 22,040/. her born die. tribeted in relieving the widow, and urpluins of artiste. There woe a large number of artists present, saitiowhoa were Mr. David Roberta, R. A., Mr. Millais, R.A., Saiirke. RA., Mr. Samuel Cousteoe, A.R. A.. Mr. Dodd, Mr. Readell, the president of the Water Colour Society, and others. A sum of shout 500/. was eniernibed la the coursed the erasing is aid of the funds of the charity. BAWLS I/I AID OF DILYTITUTI CMILDRIN. —The Isocline members of the Derma catholic body an about to appeal to that charitable of all classes io aid of the foods of a charity wham object Is the support and education of destitute addle ekldrao I. Loaihe. • hamar, at the St. Jamm's Hall. is the mode which has been adopted for the collection of funds, tied the days on which It will take place are Tues.l.n. Wednesday, and Tbanday la the present week. There is scarcely an eminent DIMS monected with the leading Roman catholic families which is not to be foned on the list ..f patrons sadpa teoae.an , and the stalls Me be mended over by navy dietlugnMsd members of that body. Among other. nay be mentioned her Excel tie Counters Apieiyi, the Marchioeses of Lothian, the Legatees of .Nevrisurgh, the lady Georgians Fullerton, the Vioconatem Bury, the Vivcountem Castlerosse, the Lady Cl2lorll, the lade litre, the Lady Donner, the How Mr.. Scott Herm, Mrs. Warltiogton liihhert, Mrs. John Toweeley, and the " Lorena do Marie," entbroolag the =me of meaty catholic gentlemen resident in or near The hamar will be unusually well famished. I Miami all the croweed heads c 4 Europe having ferwanled enatrilontioat cu the part of tbennelros and their families. The deers will be open to the public at 2 o'clock car Tues day, and at aoce co the following data. °MUMS or Putincrroas.— At a meeting of the ecormil es Saturday, the 11th inst., the following ladies and were elected members of the college :—Mr rr•mierson. _Wan Hartlepool ; Mr. W. L. Banks, ; Mr. W. Clapham, Gainford, Dar. litre:T e ifie. Z. Davis, bliagtorehoote, Salford ; Mr. J. W. iteigluse, Harrogate ; Dr. X lAderhaumni. Brinks ; Mr. W. F. Lewis, Leeds ; Mr. W. W. Mantel. Lewisham ; Mr. T. L. Drama, Mantwich ; Mrs. Jane Rowley Brierley hill ; Mr. .1. B. Smith, Flawoeth ; Mr. W. I'. Want, Inraley. The following gentlemen were reelected for the ensuing year :_—The Rev. R. H. Wright, M.A., Head Master of the Granimar School, Ashford, Kest, was elected a member of tM council ; the Rev. G. A. Jacob, D. D., of Christ's Hospital, don ; W. Smith, Esq., LL D., moderator far Muir ; the Rev. C. Priteherd, ILA., moderator for est art ; Dr. L Playfair, C.R., moderator for science roar Itdinie,l no EDINBURGH. A nu merously siblead ie wasUsia of the working ma of Malmo* over by the Lord Provost, was held on Friday ,M the of discussing the question of parllemeneny rogssa . A resolutioe was unsaunnusly woad, oaproodol of oar at mad iadignatios at the &ban doement of reform by her Msjesty's government, such atendereneet beteg regarded as a violation of distinct and anisalad pledgee by the misistrv, sod as injurious to the best Intsreste of the country. It woe also declared that no niseisere of 'doses would he 'statutory that does not amoloose Via IL burgh sad 10( county franchise, vote by sad • redistributioo of memb ers i s proportion to amid population ; and it was resolved unani• messy that Yr. Black, M. P., having io his recent votes amid spoishaa disertod the cause of 'storm, the meeting had sooldsmo is bin rs • reprosestative, sod was of opinion that bs owed to noire. A committee was appointed for ties a of reganisiog a reform association. TI ML PALACE. DAT. SATURDAY, KAY 11. Admissiom no missy 1,016; ditto by sums *kW% 1,813; lalal, f,671. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 13 1861 PAZJAMESTar la vv m. NCrTICT3 OF NOTIONS AND ORDIMPI OIP TEM DAT POR 711 HOUSE OF 0011110 Na. —Tim DAT. ORDIIIIR OF Till DAY. Customs and Inland Revenue Bill —seeond reading; Supply— report Trade Marks Bin—eornmittee . County Anrverms, &c. 'lreland , /1111—resamittre ; yW of Urbanite and rT.Milaer, Nadi !Marl) BUl—escoad reading; miymle—committee Ways an.l Means—commlttee Salmon Fisheries 'Brotlotol. itc.) Bill—seeend readhig: Ildhshergh Assessments iltil—oommltts• ; Landed Property Improvement. die. Ireland; lidl--soonad reed ing; Labourers' Cottages ROl—committee Tramways : Ireland' Alr Amendment 11111—smanelttee . Combination of Ports hes bissolutioe Nothing; 11111--coanittos Mukets ;Ireland; BIU —second reading. ROME% or MOTIORn. Mr. M•Rvoe—To ask the President of the Poor Law Board. whether It la Intended to take any evidence before the select committee new sitting on pour relief :lengtaod; in mienrooe to the es la k complaints entlend. Made of the proselytism of catholic' In work. lelis Mr. Tonne—To art the !tecretary of state for India a ques tion with reference to the cases of claimants against the late State of Oadb. _ TM ATruailiff.Ohhlotab—Wills of &BM Subjects Abroad, Ate hilt Ifr. o.cirlass—Japan—Address for cornapondenos connected with Japan. Mr. J. iIVA It? —LI vemoot and Manchester District County Comte—Address for minim Mr. CLAVYV —law of evidence. The L.lll, Amman—Burgh Boundaries Tatensio is 'Scotland) Act Amendment hilt W. itaionorts—Weiford Harbour—Copy or Treasury minute and correspondence. Mr. HMllrtins—Oolonel Keogh—To nominate the select com mittee on Colonel Xemet's petition. Mc Winma—Courisut amaimmis rivet ova- The Arrommfigintas—Egpt Ommts Oonsemtration kW to rownrnis ua MAD. MAIMS BELL—Mr. Roebuck. Mr. Moffatt. Mr. Scholetleld. Mr. Locks, anal Sir Edward Grogan, to mf2 . est amendments. M;.lialirLilO . tendon for going Into committee on County Serreyors, etc. Ireland hill, I. move, that tole home will, upon this day all months, resolve itself into the sal,l committet. In mini ax on O,IINTY Bog% ETORS. Se. , IIIELAIIP! BILL. —Mr. Harvard, Mr. Hennessy, Mr. Herbert. Lord !embank), Mr. Butt. Lord 1. Browne, Mr. Gr4ory, and Mr. H. Hamilton, to move amendments. .... — Yr. NUNS—In committee on Edinburgh Assessments Bill— To seam smendments Colonel BAGWELL, and Mr. IitAXISIT—In rnm slttee on Tramways t lreland; Act Amendment Bill—To mow sairdnienta. TI'LSDAY, MAY 14. ORDERS Id' THIS DAY. Trimorsys Menden& am«tided, to be considered Criminal Prone/di/1p Oath Relief Bill-ssoAnd reading: Poor Asessiossta kt4cotlawl) &dl-secnd reading: Metropolis Load Maoaßeesnt Ada Amendment 13111—seeond reading: Metro polis I Management Act Ameadment i No. Billi--ssoond reading. _ _ - - WEDNESDAY. MAT 15. ORDYJIB OF THE LAY. New Trish In Criminal Caws Bill-sound reading; Sheriff Courts (Scotland, 11111—eecond reading ; Annoyance Jurors (Weetnalmetee Bill—committee; Piers and Harbours Blll— reeding: Mines Trespasses Prevention 11111--second reedlike: Reformatory Schools ;Scotland , Bill—second reading; Pietitioas Savings Ranks 13111—committee ; County Courts Pro` codas Bill—second reading; Conveyance of Voters Sig— mund reeding: Volunteers. Tolls Exemption iNo. All— seemed rending: Dwellings for Working Classes Blii—eecond reeding: eitipgadarr Magistrates Bill-scoottd reading. THURSDAY, MAY In ORDERS OF TES DAY. Guildford Hospital 8111—committee: Copyright Motto of 11111--committm: Irremovable Poor LW—second reeding: Leal Oovemmeet Act Amendment Blil—coannittes ; Election Lan Amendment Blll—onmnsitlee Queensland Government Lill—committee; Industrial Itebeeis Bill—covnenittee Harbour bill—committee , Cork infirmary 11111—cummittee. FRIDAY MAY 17. ORDRRS of THE bAY. London Cud .ad Miss Doss Continuance Bia—committee Industrial Schools (hied) 1111—sseoud reading. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE THE '‘ATE CHESTER MEETING, WITH YORK AND SALISBURY EXPECTATIONS. PAALIAMINTARY COMMITTZZ& POOR RELIEF IN THE METROPOLIS. This committee resumed their inquiry on Friday ; Mr. Villiers in the chair. The other members preset were Sir W. &AMU, Mr. Lyall, Mr. Kekewieh, Lord IL Howard, Mr. Bounate, Colonel Peasant, Mr. Walpole, Lord R. Cecil, M r. Sidney, Lord Formoy , Mr. Buller, and Mr. Aon. Mr. J. M. Johusen, • guardian of the West London Union, was swim examined—ln reply to questions by the chair man and other members of the committee, be said he did not agree with that feature of the petition which had been presented to parliament, that related to the election sad dis missal of officers without eonsultiog the Poor Law Board. The chaplain received his dike from the bishop, sad the board of guardians could not dimities him except in case of mis conduct. He objeoted to there being a parliamentary secretary of the Poor-law Board, as he considered hu par. liamentary duties must interfere with his proper functions at the Poor-law Board. He should like to see, tf thee were Namibia, the President of the Poor-law Board a kind and benevolent father of the many poor under hie charge—la laughl—and he should disregard outdoor agitation. He thought that even in England out-door agitation might be diereprded. (Laughter.) By Mr. Alderman Sidney—He did not think the West London Uaioo wee in a state which required any particular condemnation; on the coatrary, be thought it was well maisaged. Mr. Serena), auditor of the amounts of the parish of St. Pancras, was nest examined—He said there was a system of sending people to St. Pawns Workhouse, on the pro. min to pay la. or re. 6d. a week for their maintenance, and a very mischievous system it was ; besides, the money wee frequently not paid fur their maintenance. The sy stem of outdoor relief was very imperfect, the parish being very esteasive. There used to be a weekly meeting of the directors at the workhouse to pa into the amounts, and they left of at 2 o'clock ; after dicier very little busies= was dome—(A laugh)—awl they bad tea at Ave. That was some years ago, in The ittteediusee was better bow, al. though UsSfe were not any refreshments, as far as be was wand. He had known the rates cut down from Is. 4d. to Is. RI. and Is. for parochial political purposes—he meant that when an election for guardians was coming on, • clan didate, in order to make hunself popul a r, did hi s beet to have the rates cut down. --- -- --- --- ----- After hemins some farther evidence, the eoinnaitiee ad journecL BOARD OF ADMIRALTY. The committee met again ou Friday. Mr. Healey in the chair. The other members present were M. Seymour, Sir J. Graben, Admiral buncombe, Sir F. Baring, Lord Clareoce RNA Sir H. Willouggh►y, Sir J. Pakingtom Mr. Corry, Sir J. Elphinstoue, Mr. Whit. bread, Mr. Phillips, lir. Beamish, Mr. Stansfeld, and Mr. Seutiack. Sir J:t•allactee Wes the rely tritium under examinatiot during the day. PAILLILNINTAILY AND RAILWAY COMMITTEE& The following bills have bees passed in the committees of the House of Lords :—RwAer and lizmouth Railway ; Wit soy Railway ; Alva Railway (fora Bee from the Stirling sad Dunfermlise to Alva.) Two committees of the Henn of Lords hays been appointed to sit during the week ensuing. The first committee, of which Earl Graham is chairman, will consider the Laicasbire and Yorkshire Rail way Bills ; the Leads, Bradford, and Halifax Railway ; and the Biahops Castle Railway. The second, of which Viscount de Vesei is chairman, will consider the Llantrissant and Taff Vale Railway, and the Universal Private Telegraph Company's BilL It is proposed to amend the standing orders of both buses, luenng reference to railway and'other joint.atock money bills, by inserting the following proviso proposetkhy Lord Redesdale, chairman of committ ees , t o th e The last scene of all which will end the strange eventful effect—' Mg no provision authorising any company to history of the Chester meeting will be played at the raise motley or to subearibe towards or guarantee any money "Corner" this afternoon, when outstanding accounts will is the watertahhatof another comPeny , shall be introduced b e co ll ec t e d, an d b al a nces a dj us t e d. N o grea t w i nners are into any bill whic h is not brought in by the company reported, but owing to the limited range of speculation thereby authorised to raise money, or to subscribe, or on th e Cup, bookmakers art, with scarcely an exceptios, guarantee." lows , and deem themselves fortunate if they "get out " at a TUN SITILIDI 01 • RAILWAY STATION-MANTER lees lase than they had expected. So few hones were really KVA{ Norrninsiat.—The Inquest upon the body of Mr. backed for money, that it was impossible for the most in. Leonard Moore, the stationmaster on the Midland Railway, dustrious and accommodating layer of od.la to make •paving at Lowdham, near Nottingham. who committed suicide on book. If the result tithe race bad been in favour of CiiZu Wednesday last (particulars of which here Weedy appeared), Arnie, Wallace, or Man-at-Arms, a majority of them was held on the 10th instant before Mr. Coroner Swami. would oot have been so well suited as they are by The evidence adduced showed that when the body was found the emcees of Ben Webster. Although the winner took two documents were discovered in the pocket of the die no prominent part in the betting until within • week ceased, one of which stated, " Bryan Faulkes sad Robert of the race, he had always been held in high estimation Faulkes have been the caw of this. I could sot get them by the public, and when at last the certainty of his starting topsy. I have begged ae • child would for bread, and they became know n , h e w as imm e di a t e ly a d vance d t o a prom would sot pay me. My dear wife and children, good bye, neat place amongst the favourites. lodeed, on the morti sed do you forgive me,—L. MOORE." On the other paper ing of the race he was perhaps backed for more money than was written, " Divan Faullies has jut paid ; I am mar- any other auimil. dered." Sloes the unfortunate man committed suicide. lie The 1 supply of sport was certainly marked by " short. chief cashier at Derby has examined his books, and found comings , which, however, admit of an an explanation. them strictly correct. The jury, after a brief consultation , l Amongst the main causes of the paucity of the fields was returned a verdict, " That deceased destroyed himself I the hardness of the ground, and horses that have important during • fit of mental derangement." future engagements were not allowed to incur the risk of • A NOTION SUICIDE Pl' A DI:FAULTING STATION- breakdown by galloping over the Roodee. Weight for YAM& —Os Friday last it was discovered that the station. see ranee, too, were substituted for certain handl master at Lyme, a person named Dandy, wee wrong in his ceps, and however more " legitimate* the former accounts. Hlldefaleotions. however, are not very serious, way be, the latter are certainly more popular probably sot more than 30f. lie west by train the same amoeget traipses. The new mode of weights also ou tlay t o Warrington, and afterwards, it appears, t o a pl a c e , tnbuted to diminish the number of starters, and to frame seerChorley, where he has some relatives, and from whom , his handicap in accordance with it, Mr. Topham was corn. we understand he wished to borrow • sum of money to 1 palled to allot to many three-year-olds weights which eons. make good his deficiencies. He was, however, unsuccessful pletely destroyed their auntie, whilst he had to handicap in his application, sod on his way to the railway station on , horses that, with the minimum weight fixed at fiat 71b, he St rs ailz eight. in company with • friend, be stayed behind, could not bring together at all. Next year the handicap w i tato a fold, and shot hi mse lf th roug h the bead with will be submitted to the stewards of the meeting for their a pieta—Worries/roe Guardian. • approval before its publication. The stewards-elect are the to ttE N o e r w l ofina Newman, " ?MOSLEY'S tiltmceme AT Currie I—Toluno, fool, wa the o llall il ot esbu Clies' te L l d eld, C"l ftir ie" Lyd v a won. Misty Mors, sewed. Mho Julia, woe. Chem Ande, second. Starlight (the 113saela4, won Domani (Marquis of R. E. Naylor, Esq. ; and under the scrutiny of such a coin. Westminster's Plate), won. Dee Webster ;Welter Cup. non. patent ' , eth ano l errors of jaddineat will be pointed oat and Starlight Dee Stakes!, won I These estefordlor . _prediction! corrected. Mr. Toham's office is a most ardasiss sod die appeared In the " Mather" of Monday last. Trertletor's ' eside one, and he is doubtlees delighted to be relieved anticipations of York, Walton, and See bury will appear in of the ___.,„., which a ttach ed to it. Ta to .k t r o mi.,. of this day (Woodsy'. Way 11. p a ati o a o d some During the meeting the Derby betting our oetesdemally at TT, Newgate street. Price One Penny. Order Inunsetweel, el t say news amt.—advertisement.] vet, spirited, aid the wormiest. is referees to it well The Saiaburymeeting is almost a local affair, especially as regards the minor handicaps and 2.yr old events, the entries for which are made up principally by representatives from J. Day's, W. Day's, and Wooleot's stables ; copse quently, as " stable intentions" will not be made manifest until the last moment, I must content myself with a notice id the Great Wiltshire Handicap, two miles, for which Bette, 3 yrs, Set 121 b, has been most leniently treated, and he ought to take advantage of such a golden opportuuity to score his first victory, as danger is only to be feared from the Intimidation cult, 3 yrs. list. Lupus, 3 yrs, eat 21 b, I doubt getting so far, and Vinegar Hill's absence from the groom Spring meeting augury that her not right. —I am, &c., 1116711011. TO Til =MI OF TEM WRVS& Stn,—Whatever length the return of the four days' ruing at Chester may run to, there is little in the pro neat=to employ the reviewer's pen, the future being bet slightly ; and the Dee Stakes threw no light whatever an the Derby, the tea animals that started tuning oat a nay moderate lot, if I may accept Yorkminner, whose performers" was as mysterious as that of Kettledrum in the Two Thousand. Of all his opponents he appeared to have the winner, Starlight, most safe, having beaten Asteroid a auk for places in tine Newmarket Biennial, while at the lint Spring Meeting Asteroid gave Starlight ' a good 101 b beating ; and I cannot attribute either the hard ground or the difficulty in his "getting round the turns" to the defeat of Colonel Towneley's slashing colt. He may have been omits, and those who like following II good hone cue do much worse than sticking to this gentleman. Flir . Satins finished so close to Starlight that he can have no more chance of shining in the Derby than Betts, Bluestone, Coconino, or Lady Lexica, who were far behind him ; sod I fully anticipate seeing Yorkminster before the lot (or as many as may oppose him) on Epsom Downs. In the Stew ard's Cup we saw another that was once a Derby "crack," Folkestone who proved himself a very moderate animal, and Loya l e second to Optimist for the Palatine completely puts ulm out of court after the Anericee's defeat in the Cup, the field for which did not even come up to the dismal expectations that were farmed of it, so dismayed were owns', by the formidable trout Godding's string presented. TM story of the race is soon told, Min-at-Arun overpoweting hi his jocks, sad making play for tan first mile, when Ban mergedabeWfolloweA by Chars Anne ; and all up the straight run in these two had the Ina to them selves, the heassz weight winning with the gre atest ease, mid thus upsetting three of the greatest pots" ever known, Godlng's stable starting one at 3 to I and two others at 6to 1 each. It is to be hoped those who have bow so industrious in abusing Mr. Topham will make the amrnde honora•le now their suspicions have proved groundless, and that gentleman is deserving of all prides for the correct manner in which be estimated the pretensieoa of (lire Amie, Man-at•Anns, and Wallace, for he can amuck against all the talents, and more especially those con nected with the stable in which the trio were trained ,• while had such horses as Light, Schism, Wild Rose, and Butterfly baeu able to participate in the encounter, the nice would have proved as interesting as ever, in my humble opinion. The Stewards' Cup gave Chin Antis an oppor tunity of turning the tables on Ben Webster, as she met him on 101 h better terms than in Wednesday's race, and Ben had, besides, run a severe race with Cosmopolite oa the previous day. The latter's running in the Grosvenor Stakes was very bad, for General Hess had no business before him at racing weights, but the excuse that he nearly slipped down while running on the tan laid down at the last turn wasa reasonable one, as the rain rendered it such dangerous going that all the jockeys wen unanimous in the opinion it should be removed. The General himself was beaten br an accident on Thurs day, being completely shut in while running for the Marquis of Westminster's Plate, or Duneany would never have beaten bim : and thus the talent wee twice at fault with Captain Little 's unlucky little horse, which seldom wins when backed fur a good stake. In conclusion, I may hers remark that the programme is to be ,completcly reorganised next year, and the Chester Cup is certain to regain its prrstipr, as, at the suggestion of Mr. Topham, his haodicap will in future be submitted to the stewards of the meeting for their revision before its publication. The York Spring Meeting will have nothing to do with the Derby, as in former years, the Spring St. Leger, one mile sad a half, boasting only a second-rote lot of horses, of which the French mans, Isabella (who beat the favourite for the French Derby on Sunday last), might prove the best. Nut feeling quite certain we shall get a sight of Yorkminster in the Craven Stakes, one mile and a quarter, or even Fobert's " dark" Derby wonder (?), Invader, Angolo possesses the strongest claim es my suffrages ; and the second-beet 3-yr old in the Knave mire Plate, half a mile (Nutbush, 13 yra, fist 91b), may carry that off, although I should not look beyond Lord Derby s handsome daughter of Longbow and Ruse were she in the field. The Zetiand Stakes, about five furlongs. should introduce to our notice some promising " dark" 2-yr-olds, of which Zsit land, Ross, Malek, Watchfire, and Bonny Breaotknot are likely to become very useful members of society; sod yet I dare not run away from /*bonito, whose 21b allowance may cause his being sent to York, after the excellent performance at Northampton. The Gnat Northern Handicap, two miles, had not a goad acceptance, there being 46 noes to 3U ayes • still, with the Wizard, 4 yrs, fiat 121 b ; Crater, 4 yra, ist 2lb ; Horror, 4yri, Itst 2lb ; Lady Trespass, 4 yrs, Set 21 6 ; First Lord, yrs, fist ; Syringe, 4 yrs, 7st 41b ; Milliosmire, 4 yrs, 7st 311 • Guilleme yes, fist !tn. Oamboodo 4 yrs, fist 41k ; Oubio, 4 yrs, est 41b ; sad Bushman, 3 yn, est 316, in the held the race would be an open one, sod the four lint named in the lot aresuch goad clam animals that the quality of the competitors could. not he complained of. Crater has done the most this year, and his two defeats of Malta are quite sufficient to convince me he can beat the Wisard when in receipt of 81b, while he ought to give Horror 21b. Syringe and Millionaire are only moderate, and as Predictor gave the former a stone last year Crater ought to do so this, the latter having so little the wont of the weights with the three-yr-olds (he only gives Bally Edmond, the last on the list, 1016 more than weight for age) that he is good enough to be entrusted solely with my confidence. The Londesborough Cup, five furlongs, will attract nearly a score to the post, the heavy weights having two great representatives in Sweet Sauce, :t yrs, list 71b, and Man-at-Ans. 4 yrs, fist 31b, the former of whom, if in the humour, will take a deal of heating. Next come Spicehox, Lupellus, Zitella, and Donner and Blitz,' at 7st 9th each, the best of them being Lopatins and Donner mid Slits; anal nothing era have a chance with these among the middle weights beyond Caushondo, 4 yrs, fist 131 h, and Maid of the Mist, 5 yrs, Est 121 b. Pancake hall incurred a penalty which raises his weight to list ne, and the bast of . the 3.yr.olds sow comprises the Ranee filly, fist 91b, Limeflower ' Est 41h, Zodiac, Est 21b, and Lancelin, fist 71b, Dr. Nicholl, est 31b, and Harriet, 3 Iry est 4 trust ins lerge ad lh being too uncertain a .lot fur tl me ti: Sweetasnes, Manat-Arms, Dowser mod Blitz, Lopatin', Maid of the Mist, and the Ranee filly, are the most de serving of support, and if I may atonal on a couple it would be Lupellue and the Ranee filly, supposing the latter to represent the Whitewall stable. The Flying Dutchman's Handicap, one mile and • quarter, will suit the Wizard, 4 yrs, fist 121 b, batter than the Great Northern the dis tance being perhaps • little too far for his stu'ible com panion, Benbow. A yrs, 7st 1 ID, who would find a tem. blesome companion in the Maid of Chesterfield, 4 yrs, tis sib, if he " carried the money ;" and the recent running of Jung Frau points to her as the probable winner of the Rowcliffe Stakes. (Stamped, ld. Additional.) [TWOPE NCR watched with mach internat. Dundee wee in great faros at 7to 2, 10 to 3; 6to 2, and finally 9to 4. The staviesase of Underhand, and others of Fobert'e horses, gave addltiosial strength to the hackers of Dictator, and so great was the support conceded to the horse that he advanced point by point to 14 to 1 taken. These were the priocipal incidents connected with speculation on • the Derby, for which the number of starters is not likely to exceed that of Surplice's year, when seventeen went to the post, sod it may not be over that of Wild Darrell's year in 1855, when only twelve competitors were mustered. Baring men will be busily employed during the current week, for they Will have three important meetings to occupy their attentioa. The York Spring Meeting will I , take plum tomorrow sod Wednesday, and on Thursday sail t ridgy meetings will be held at Melton and Salisb ury and at each are appointed to be decided races which will excite a lively interest amongst the sporting community. Northern tur fman will liod ample employment, for the pro gramme of the York meeting seems likely to furnish an unusual abundance of sport, and pr smisesatveral important eatiountere. The principal stakes in particular have ob tained large entries, and sewage the nominations are certain animals who running will be watched with much curiosity. The Cheat 'Northern Haadleap and the &tilled Stakes an the most importaut items in to- morrow's list. Amongst the acceptances for the first mentioned event is Ben Webster, who won the race last year, and whose Chester Cop success has gives him the not always to be desired &selection of being the top weight, his 141 b penalty for winning placing Mtn at fist 21h. He will m all probability have to inset his Chester opponents, First Land sad Millionaire, who, it will be rourembered, ran third sad fourth, to him for the Cup. Amongst other animals of note are the Wizard, Crater, and Horror and it will, 47 therefoos be seen that if the anseher tiff .M ares is. to be small the competitone is rmalitl uneureptionablis. present speculation on the race has been very limited, sad 'lheWizard, Horror, and Orator have received the mein support. Perhaps the meet interesting event of the meet ing will be the Zeeland Stakes, which will attract a huge field, comprising many two-yr-olds of whose greatracing career N all the principal e n l orth ta ern ti". have 'io stable n s will have tin Next in importance to ti m e M e a n :ri v e ° e th l&a " v en eo u m n i t r e e r. Plar for two sad 3yr oida. It hes 40 atunieatioss, amongst which are some of the speediest 2-yrolds of the day. The Craven Stakes, with 8 subs, the Union Hunt Plato, a new importation into the programme, devoted exclusively to hunters, with 14 subs., and the Stand Plate, which closes this evening. The racing on Wednesday will be interesting enough, but it will suffer is emporium with that to be decided to morrow. The Loodeshornagh Cup, which always cow mantis a large field, and the Flying Dutchman's Handicap, are the principal stakes to be contested. The former num- I bars 54 nominal and the latter 42 subs., exactly a moiety of whom der forfeit. The Manch& Stakes, the Tally-Ho Hunter? Stakes, and three unclosed stakes, are the remaining items is the programme. Prior to the races each day the eased important sales of blood stock (including the Itawcliffe yearlings and the en , tirestud, the property of Mr. Harland), will be held by the Messes. Tattersall and Mr. Robert Johnson. Southern sportsmen who make the itsarney to York will be ponied how to divide their attention between Salisbury sad Mahon • some of them will doubtless prolong their stay in the nort h, and proceed to Melton, when besides the at- I traction of the racing, there will be the opportunity for in. spectingJohn Scott's training establishment, an opportunity which few persons would, if possible, neglect. Mr. Peat has compiled& capital list of sport, thirteoe moues will baron off in the two days, and the entries for the closed stakes are most satisfactori, both with regard to quantity and quality. The sport at Salutary, however, will be scarcely affected by the counter attractions at York, sod it will be well supported IT the southern stables. The two-yr-old races will be watched with much attention, as they are likely to brie( out certain animals who are likely to distinguish themselves hereafter, whilst the handicaps will probably be speculated on with much briskness. YORK SPRING MEETING. PROGRAMME OF THE SPORT. Tim Cosy= ElrsitgaOf 5;;; each with 50 added ; for 3-yr-olds, 7st ; four, fist 71b ; five, ) Jet ; six and aged, 9st Sib ; mares and geldings allowed 3lb ; a whiner of 1001. at any one time to carry 6lb ; twice, or 11101., 10lb extra ; the sewed horse to receive back hie slake. Owe mile. (8 subs.) kr Age fife Invader 8 Caller Oul II Angelo 4 Bf by Barbabis Walkington out of nifty ;., II Mdlle.deChAntgly a Rbitowell .. ..11 TVA CARAT NORTHICAS IiANDIOAi 01 . 100 move., added to • sweepstakes of 20 soya each, 10 ft, and only 5 if declared, the winner of any handicap value 1,0001., after the weights are published (April 15, at IL3O a.m.) to sorry 141 b; of one value 5001., 101b*; of one value 2001., 71b ; of one value 1001, Sib extra ; no hone to carry more than 141 b extra ; the amend horse to receive 30 sons, out of the stakes. Tlrrn miles, over the Old Course. (76 subs., 46 of whom pay 5 soya. each.) The highest weight accepting being fist sib, it has bees raised to Set 12th, and the others in proportion. Age at lb Aga cat lb Dee Webster (lo 14Ib I 2 arrt n rhavrk Th. Wtwd .61 kaki= aatliastoo• 6 . 6 sit eaMhittCr Vlsroupt Crain. Horror lady Unger Oxford _ iii ~a 71mh-lathe-Paa In the course of a very excellent speech, which wai l = • ted, ' , he noble lord went into • statistical o pe.d f the r tha rese t n i t h h ere igh . pm eri i i t nean ion o y f mo ths w h ic h y cl ach lib, u fr i r the present moment, the value of which Might be computed at 260,0001. e was happy to say their dub was so prosperous that there was not one that could equal it in tbe wed& and that he should be ever proud c b l it e the to hold • the high post he had been honoured with so many year& The members had every where maintained the honour of the club, and by their unanimity of feeding had rendered its meMbIP a wares great gratification to its members. Mr. R. Gana, the Vice-Commodore, then prepaid' thh " Health of Lord Alfred Paget." Much bad been said about the prosperity of the club, and that prosperity was owing to the peat and unremitting exertions of their noble COMIIIO - who so ably applied himself to the duties of hie office. He was proud to see him so well supported at that moment, and felt that Le ever would be entitled to that support. Lord ALFRED thanked them cordially, reroofing the y. pleasure he should slways feel in promoting the interests of the bod Several other toasts followed. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADXELALTY, MAY 11.—APPOINTMENT14.—First- Clan Assistant Engisear Rothay, to the Madera. Secend.Class Aadstant Engineer L. W. Sewell, to the Kersey. PLYMOUTH, Surnar. • The Megsera, screw troop ship, Captain Hender son, arrived at Plymouth this morning (Sunday), trout' Otgraliar the 4th hut. Blom brings the 6th, ith and Bth Bo w forming the lost detoetment of the sth brigade of Royal Artillery now quartered at Plymouth, having taken out tram Woolwieh to Gibraltar es reliefs three baMeriee of the let brigade of Royal Artillery, arriving there on the 28th ult. The troops brought home consist of Colonel Bhuttleworth (commonding Captain and Adjutant Col 'legion, Captains Blom, tonne and Price, Assistant- Surgeon Fletcher, Lieutenants Trench, Bond, Hamilton, Prior, and Worry, and shoat 360 non-commissioned °dicers and men. PORTSMOUTH, MAT 12. The Mersey, 40, screw frigate, Captain Henry CadtrekC.B., sailed this morning for North America sal the W4llB Indies, to reinforce the English squadiss am that rtatlis. The Avon Boated off last night, and was towed into Portsmouth harbour to-day by the Echo, steam-tug. The extent of her injuries has not been ascertained. The Icarus will proceed to the eastward. The Diadem, 32, screw frigate, Captain .1. R. Cockburn, arrived to-day from Alderney, heaving on boned the left wing al the 206 Regiment. The troops will disembark to morrow and proceed to Aldershot. The Mamers also brought from Gibraltar Mrs. Shuttle werth, Mn. Collington, Mrs. Martelli sad family, Captain Goodwin, and Lieutenants Prothro,. sad Wolreliog, the 6th Regiment, to joio the depot at Cork ; Lieutenant Dooley, 100th Raj/menu on leave ; and the Rev. Mr. Moore and family, from bMng chaplain at Gibraltar to chaplaincy at Plymouth. After " bnnging-to" for a short period at a buoy in the Sound. the Magna steamed into Ransoms on Sunday, sad will lend her troops to-day. On her pump borne she was delayed by a break down, on the 7th, when she had to WO.° for 12 hours, and by havi ng to beat against heed winds for two days in the Channel through being short of ooals. On the 6th inst. • lunatic Sapper and Miner jumped overboard, but was gallantly rescued by the third lieutenant (Allington) of the ship, who jumped in after him and kept him up until assistance could be rendered. MALTA, Max & Her Majesty's ship Mohawk arrived from Corfu on the 6th, leaving there her Majesty's ships Caw, Algiers, Orion. and Agamemnon. James Watt bad gone to Oaadi• and Victor Emmanuel was expected from Sicily. Scourge returned from Bangui, having landed the furniture and articles she took down for the telegraph. She remains at Malta till tie arrival of the steamer with the cable, which sire accompanies in layirg it between Malta and Alexandria. The Lapwing is ordered to proceed to Athens and on Saturday next. arn ii rn :he Delta, from England, Mr. Parmeter, Paymaster, R.h., came out to join her Majesty's ship Hannibal ; Mr. Payne to join the James Watt ; and Mr. Cooper to join the emu ; and the present paymasters in these ships are or dared to England, it is supposed to join ships on the home station. Mr. Payne lodideeloper proceeded on in brr Majesty's ship Mohawk to Corfu this day, and Mr. Perimeter proceeds to Syria by the French steamer to-morrow. Tas OUTWAI BOMBAY MAIIB.--BOUVILMITON, MAY 12.—Tbe Ihsalardar and Oriental Company's steam ship Hines, Captain Joy, sailed henee to.dar with the mails for Oibraltar, the Mediterranean, Egypt, Aden, Bombay, and Upper Beregal, together with 13 tint and 18 aeoood-claas passengers—amongst whom are Captain At ' Moans, Captain Cleere, Ensign Davies, Ensign Hill, and I ger, J, O . Brew R.N. ; eleven other pammenirms pressed everiand, yid M;risiilles- -amongst those are Major and Mrs. Hitchinson,_Major and Mre. Thornhill, Captain Michael, and Ensign Gor don . The Films took on freight 364 bore* Terse for Bombay, value 132,982/. 25., consisting of bar silver, 94,5444. ' • bar gold, 33,00 W. ; sovereign*, 5,0001. ; and jewellery, 438/. 2s; also a general cargo. The North German Lloyds steamship New 'York, Captain Wenke, will salon the 15th instant with the German and English mails for new York direct, and the Hamburg and Ameri can company's steamer Bavaria, Captain Meier, with the mails of England, France, and Germany, from New York on the 4th instant, is due off Cowes on the 16th instant. The Peninsular mid Oriental Company'. steamship Alham bra, Captain Steward, will sail on the 17th instant with the mails for the Peninsular ports, and the Royal Mail Company's steamer Shannon, Captain Abbott, oo the Nume date, with the fortnightly mails for the West Indies, Mexico, and the Pacific. THS HICISGATI RlVLSS.—Saturday afternoon having been appointed for a rifle fete awl field day at High gate, the occasion was intended to ho taken advantage of to present MajorWilidason with a handsome testimonial sward, on his taking the command of the god administrative batta lion, comprising the 14th Middlesex (Highgate), 3rd Mkt &sex (Hampstead), and the 12th kfeldleux (Hulsey), corps, Major Wilkinsoo having recently resigned the aim mend of the Highgate Rifles. The sword woo spontaneously given by the members of the corps, in aeknnwledgment of the able and melons services rendered by him to the corps from their first formation. The iutended field-day was postponed at a late hour of the day in consequence of the exceedingly unfavourable weather, and the presentation took plats after the dinner, which wan held in a marquee erected opposite the Gate-house Hotel. The marquee was adorned in an elegant manner with flags and appropriate devices festooned with towers. Mr. Bodkin, the Assistant- Judge, presented the testimonial, which was appropriately acknowledged by Major Williamson. who said that the field day was only postponed for a short time, when he hoped that those who intended to have been prawn would be I 'We to be so under inure favourable eircumotances. The pro ceedings were of a very satisfactory character, and not the least interesting part of it was the performance of the band of the S division, nuder Bandmaster Keiglitley. Tits QUEEN'S WEATMINSTER VOLUNTEERS AT Witeransieren ARBET.—YesterJay afternoon the Queen's Own Company of Volunteers assembled in Old Palace-yard, for the purpose of proceeding to Vi'estminater Abbey, to attend Divine Service. Of the 1,800 men of which the aim pany is composed, about 700 met together yesterday after noon, and, having fallen in, they marched, preceded by their band, along the space behind St. Margaret's church, round the ganlena in which George Canning's status is situate, awl along the Broad Sanctuary to the Great Western door, by which they were admitted. They then made for the south transept and the choir, where seats were specially reserved for them. Meanwhile the ordinary attendants at the cathedral, and some hundreds more who ROM attracted there by curiosity, were kept waiting outside the doors nA minutes beyond the usual time, during which there were some tolerably smart storms, and when at last the doors were thrown open the rush was tremendous. Full choral service was performed, the prayers heiog sung ha the Rev. Charles Maddock Arnold, M.A., and the lessons laid by the Rev. dohs Antrobus, M.A., two of the minor moons. The very Rev. Dr. H. C. Trench, Dean of Westminster, preached a sermon appropriate to the occasion from the Bth chapter of St. John's Gospel, 33rd and 34th verses. At the close of the *ernes the volunteers formed into line on the grass on the north side of the nave, and, preceded by their bend, marched along the Broad Sanctuary mid Parliament-street, through the Horse Guards and along the park to the foot of the steps of the Duke of York's column. There they came to a stand, and were informed by the Sentaint Major that instead of proceeding to Wimbledon on Whit-Monday. se had been arranged, the company would go on that day to Windsor by the Great Western Railway, the fate there s od back being Is. Pa. The national anthem having been played, the mes were dismissed. LONDON IRISH RIFLER.—In accordance with it assembled t o yes t z e rda n y . , mbe at r hal of f r so, st regimental order of Colonel the 31aninia of Donegal!, the headed hy their bawl and under the command of Major (Lieut.-Ionel) Venter, for church grade. At tee o'clock the enuipiw k. marched by way of Boodstreet, Bakerstreet, tonliim n n i te n zbe . g m. at t h il i , s ui c i o n rpa g and Grove-road. to St. John's-wood chapel, where nags wan celebrated by the Rev. Canon O'Neal, the mask being Moron 's 12th, and the preacher the Roman catholic char leis to the corps, the Hos. and Rev. Gilbert Talbot, D.D., brother of the Earl of Shrewsbury. In the course of his sermon the her took occasion to urge upon those whom he add the obligations of society and the authority of the church, which inculcated obedience to the Sovereign, to the church, end to social laws. After the celebration the corps returned, left in front, by Edgeware-oral and Hyde park to their head-quarters, where they were dismissed. Yorkodesti i lii Guilder (ti ilb esin 4 4it • a 8 2 4 8 I 6 II _0 nb Proishet Camhondo Ca-htu i 14, i ill 1 i 4 ' : +ke Itriethotalus i eii i i iii 4 6 4 3 6 • .s 65 S $ 111 i iis s iii Syringe 6 11 Millionaire Dover _ 4 7 3 Makatea L Tug ITLAND STARES of 5 SOTS. each, with 50 added, for 2.yr-old; ear, Sat nb ; fillies and geldrp, 84 Mb ; • win. Der once before starting to sorry 41b ; twice, or • stake amotintiog to 2001., 21b extra ; beaten horses allowed 21b ; the winner of the second horse to receive beck his slake. T.Y.C. (SD subs.) Antares, ba by Pyrrhus the First Pops Joan, Manrioo, al o by West Australian Cori-oboe, ch I by Augur Father Thomsen dam, eh f by Weathcrbit, dam by I. %matcher Mir Whip, Victrix, Primo of Wales, Mali*, Bonny Breast•knot, Neptunue, Ross, Pro. logue, Watchfire, Zetland, Whaleboat, Nectar, Commander, Mime Carte, Darlington, Mercia, Blacken*, St Bernard, Beteeto,Orimston, Humming Bird, b f by Newminster Fl4hty, e by Rowland —Pullin, Repartee, Middleton Maid. TIM UNION 111',41 PLATS, • hunter's stake of 2 soya each, with 50 added by the Yorkshire Union Hunt Club ; • winner of any buster's stake, steeplechase, or hurdle ram, to any nb ; of two such races, 141 b ; of three such races, 21Ib extra (matches excepted) ; no hone to have bees in any public training stable in say year previous to the day of naming ; 4-yr-olds, list ; Era, 12st 21b ; six, 12at 91b ; aged, r 24 121 b to be ridden by gentlemen. Two miles and • hall. Ag AP. AWL Becky Sharpe .. e. 5 I Zighty-elght .. 5 1 Esrey 6 Ellen .... . 8 Delhi tby Augur, dam Dr. Malcolm by Muley Mo- Sportsman !ate Contention Melt. granddaut Exchange' .... a ErnUy 4 by Combat .... 4 Red Robin jab West Ayton 4 Eremite __ 4 extra) . __ 6 . _ .. _ Tag Knevenutiia Pt ere of 50 sore for 2.yr-olds, 7st ; three, Bst 121 b; mares and geldings allowed 31b; maiden 2-yr-olde allowed :lib ; maiden 3-yr.olds, 71h; any winners of a plate or sweepstakes of 2001. in 1831, under the distaooe of a mile, to carry ne extra. Half a mile. Age Age • Age Itorburghe Charlton b f by 12ingbow Dr. Nichol 4' ram's Mixture .. 2 Ranee Will Scarlet 3 Harriet late.Poly. ,No Trust Linterower Macerdat Arcadia 2 Ragged Non bl Iby Weather- Olen Stewart .... S' Whitewall bit Surprise's Suckling dam bf by Barbatua— balwerae 3 Annie de Clare .. 3 Conspiracy .... 3 Interduca 2 ' Johnny Brigid .. 3 Antwerp K ildram • 11 Whisky II ' Wallachia 2 THE SPRING Sr. LIMES of 10 sore midi, with 50 added; for 3-yr-old ooks, fist 1016 • fillies, fist Alh ; a winner of soy stake of the value of 5001. to carry Mb extra ; maiden 3-yrolds allowed 31b. One mile and a half. (I I subs.) Brother to Schiedam, Betts, Longthot, Viscount Stirlen, Labelle, Lashoff, Lady Leah*, Bushman, Doefout, East Stanley, sad Samba. STAND Simian of 5 sore. each, with 25 added ; for 2.vr olcL, Tet ; thee e,fist ; four, 104 3lh ; five and *pintas, 10et lilb ; mares and geldings allowed 31b ; dal winner to be sold by auction for 100 sore. ; if entered to be sold for 75/., allowed 41b ;if for 60/.,91b; if for 401., 1411.. T.Y.C. (5 furlongs and 44 yards.) To kw and name this owning (HondayL RAILWAY A .KANGEMEN'Vk YORK AND MAI:MR.—The Loudon and North Western Railway, sod Midland Railway Compaoy, base announced that all return tickets fur York, issued this day and inter. veiling days, wiU be available to return from York to the limstouptation on any day up to and including Saturday nest. The Great Northern (Kinescross) have made similar unassumed& ROYAL THAMES YACHT CLUB. The opening trip of this great leviathan took place on Saturday ; and although the weather was mod unpropitious, there was, as usual, a very large assemblage of leading yachtiones. The rendesvoos bad bees appointed for half•paat 1, at Blisokwall, where the new commodore hoisted his colours oa board the Phoenix. The fleet was beaded at Woolwich by Lord Alfred Para, the noble com• modore, in his beautiful new yacht. the Water Lily. The yachts in company consisted of the Phcesix, Marina, Anion. Amszoo, Shadow, Eva, Glimpse, Messina, and others. The noble commodore presided at the usual dinner in the leveeing at Gravesend, whither the yachts had proceeded. and A eery larks tou pszti i, w g te ve preets ..The t, Ro an y d id a n fte am r teaheyacushotslelluobysl • 9 i 4 8 11 4 i4l 4 8 • a iii ;