The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-29 00:00:00

I f s i i • , vc.)!—,t , Eic 7.--- ) . ~" % . ,•:-.:1", o ' t• ..' ‘r" .. i ... • • '- r'): ,iia ~ „'!'1 i.. NCB -- . WA ~.., it 1 1 . 1 1 11 . j if . 1 11 11 '"--s 43 , • .1, '..kl. 4 •A ; lf*f' . 1 • ni - ti I' V: ,• ..t liJi -, 0' • dant II ut e. . NEW YORK. llsnct 18, 12.30 Lit A great freshet has occurred on the Susquehan nah river is Pennsylvania. Frightful destruction of profferty his been caused, bridges, railros4s, I Owelltngs, storehouses, and barns being swept asssy by the flood. The city of Harrisburg and Oil City are submerged. Great suffering prevails attionglnisate isdividuale. It is estimated that I the damage dose amounts to some millions of &Bars. ' 00/LMERCIAL INTILLLIGENCE. YOBS. Yawn 18, Boum. easy. !381,4 ; Exchange on London, Stocks tending downwards ; New York Centrals, 1061 l o ra% 107} ; Five-Twenty New lark:Bondi, Cotton very dull ; Middling 'Upland, Sflo., Flour, wheat, corn, and provisions Coffee very dull. Sugar, molasses, and petroleum dull. Crude petroleum, 32c. ; refined, 55c. SPORTING INTELLIGENOIL MEM OXFORD.—nuffrin' Coßprtzg MIX ENTERS.— Principe porfosinarl, Iliknewar Linioners. pest hooch tenor, and br a. WO d Owns at silty persons, pond= V.IOII(INANS. E LEY YVILYING. I 1. • ' T POWCIIM AHD MOMS= OF =GLARE Dr CONJUNCTION WITH THE IMPIRIAL tit CREDIT ANEOCIATION (LIMITEW ARE TO RECEIVE SURaCRIPTION B YQ& TEE WALL FIUMHOLD LAND and Tui Dom, compAia. (boomWl sPecia Aht •VoMment, 27 and Pict, cap. ty, led, under the title of •• The Mlllwall Otaal et the thareholden to Malted to the mons' et l ti ~diligel wo g Wag construotion Is gmnateed M 7 per mat par ass ht 11) peld-ttp shares, and at 6 per_oent. upon p m tnindorealn Intend payable ball.yeady, on wo girdi sad aft Besamber to each year. Copied A610,u0,., in 26,5 C• shares et A2O each. With the nasal debenture megrim gt per More on applicolies, and AO oa allotment. wi laso exceed ktga teu per ohor, and no L L. to be made at DMMEMIS. w jail DALRYMPLE ELPHIEPTONE, Bart., g,p,, irowadlernat4P , Director of the London sod County al l biT i faa, Director./ the Credit Fonder and Mobiller ieWW (Malted) 0 11 1, Penner, Esq. (Mourn N. J. and Ti. Fenner.. Owl wo opx C.L, lankalde, Southwa rk, and Field. p lace, wasmileeeln wsk.aosimDaputy Gems°, of the Credit Yonder and I rt i Moand). , w ok Em., Director of the Credit Foncier and 'iskoretElElled Malted). c omparimad. In. Director of the Impanel Mercantile -011lAweelotioll (Lionited). Olyn, Carrie, and Co.. 67, Lamar& do, IC. Mrearnais. ) oftener, Quemockuare-plece, w•ataaaaar. .In-hlat R. WOO" L%llfteetQueel-Nnare. Westminster. lava —Neon. We aarßole, Perwlen ead Meat, IA Victoria- Meet, etadnater. wom.elloorrs. Lamar% Rea, and NM" 7, Angel-court, BraderAfteVVV=. MM. thorworary 061coo- 17 and le. COrnhill, E.C. THE LONDONand 801/TR AFRICAN STlntlf-SHIP 0011PLNY HAmitedl. pOOO, in Lotto Mums of sit each. gl to be trial cation for shares. and Et on allotment. Further Col will be made at moderate Intervals. ntleCtuas. J. Thomson, Km. llamas. J. H. Thomson sad Co., Loodon, Cape Town. and Algot Say). Chairman of the London and South Africa& Bank. John Ray, Fes.. Shipowner, Sanciertatid and London. H. Hammed. dm. (Wears Maynard Brothers, Loudon and Port litimbeth). Henry c Milt &eq. (Meows. Henry Ellis and Sons, 17, Orace hurch-street. Joseph Levkas. (Mama. lovicks and Sherman, London and Cape Town). Arthur Pardo', Fos.. Shipowner, Plymouth and London. Itanngts. Masers. Will. Currie, and Co.. 67, Lomberdstreet. London and South African Beak In the Colonies. SOUCfrolle.—ifiners. Ms. Paster, and Clarke, fit Michael's alley. Combat BROggas.—Heurs. P. Casanova and Co., s°, 'Mosinee...lie street. Bate imagus.-51 nue. Henrys Sits and 83113, 17. Gracachurch- Offices, 17. Gennechurshatreet. This Com Lataas been formed ter the purpose of s up ply lux • want loeg • merchants in London, traviLd with the Ceps ef 00 4 711fd =for direct and regular steam communi cation from Landaus. In order Se show the profitable character of the temthess to be transacted by such a line se steamers, It Is only nowlemg to point to the extraordinary vaults obtained by the Ca ea Com pany for their Ilse from Southampton to the Cape. It la Intended for these steamers to all at either Falmouth or Plymouth for the embarkation and delivery of malls and pas- TMn a very large and remunerative peseenger traffic. The experts and Imports of the colony are year iy Increasing, and the pesters .= shown for steam carriage over the sailing lines is tworming gerata. aa reerchants recognise that the SIOVIDS is three, haMtiat of money, and Insurance, mon than repay the additioag freight obtained by steam ships. A fleet of steamers bat already been secured under favourable circumetwoces, and at a moderate prim. They are new, of fell power and of high class, Mil n Is confidently expected MY with times the Company will be able to complete the pumas from London to Cape Town In about 10 days The steamers will Le transferred to the Company at coat prim, and there will be no promotion money. Two-thirds of the central have already teen subscribed. and W share Bd will consequently remain open for a short period only. , AMERICA. 0111111M8PQRD SPRING InliT1211:1. TOMMAT. ~• T. seas' attempt as beldiag • soda' weft al Cheinsfeed bee bees mess encomodul, semelisedled them ocesider attratioes of the Tod and 1 ishisll piewlera. The atteadiaco ea Galleywood Gesulooe bedded and el de sotables eonneeted with serf pursuits. The sped wo rded dewed a decided improve oat ea that of the lad asairsomazy. Ally the =amble weather at Mt* pet *ask a bright susedisy mania' ate prosaism el a perriali afterewea, but the after pad of the day was do*, awl •AK odd Mod prevailed. Sport animeeneed hde Trial Stakes, sad tfie talent& were federate la esieetfug for faveadles the first pair wbo paned the pod, bat Mr. Tee Barisskla leek today at this meeting foam' no aseeption. d Poedbed landed his colours by de derned of heads. The Two-Year Old Stakes introduced a ll* g Ally= Woad, who overthrow the pa ea Azad The klasdiree was s spood blow for the followers Of taderltes, as neither Pal of Barmy ace Grace Dells( add make a eshibliaios id area with Greenland. lobe ma abut away fad the lot, end was in the moot hollow moaner. The other wain de fully addled below. • 4 " 7.pr0l Tel TELL Snore d 5 eds. each, with 40 eTerda ; for 2-yr din, 6st 710 ; three. Bet 101 b ; four, Id 126 ; firs sad upward; lOws ; maids. sad sallies allowsoces. Three Torten a .sib. Mr. Tes Broeck's Trooblmoote, by Hobble Mabel.—Terse. 6 pa, thi 71to mil.) p. Fearissa) 1 hr. _Ter.2LII lethsai. 4 ps. set tskisoB4 Wanes ) 2 Mr. lb mat's keettla. 6 me, AR Idb kil/K1 .(J. Mans) 3 The felowto2 also ran —Pam be Civil. Lodi ltMOorne, eliii PA dielosews), sad essdpossoe. 1 . dheiat ai to 1 such apt Lytham sod Ten.. 1.. 4to 1 tg i sad 6to 1 apt Aaedyearsaa. nit.Oui PUTS ef he am ; sae, 810 - : Mai, Mt 7m; certain peealtles aad elloweaaL a adie.• . Mr.alciart's I by 11b. Roland—Wm Ilawissr, 081 ama) 70 (T. M Mr. Itilnypile'sarobltlon. rid 41b... L.. 1: Brie) 2 yr. Ten &veal M 4;b ordile. bat p) II The blowing mho nut :—Venturr, Prawns, by 1 14 7 102: Ann, Mazarka. and Amend Bis Ma. : 6 to 4 apt Ambisios, 3 to 1 spit Aceceds, 5 to 1 spe the/Sts Robed ally, and 6 to 1 apt Pickle. • Till SIMS Sinop° BtaW of 5 sod. ash, with 40 son. edt= lier age, with Whss sad other siker Mr1: 4 • 011 /sigl 8 Frr , 5 rs. he rus 041.) o.oshistssi I Mr. lormithiasia. 6 me, Int alb MIL) (roulhom I Mr. Oiliphies lonallet, iiinTlb deL) (11111dans II Zgl= and oise Aingem iwa :—Mainana. Ihrame, Anodynnane. fby • Bete* : *la 4 sod Tens, sto 2 sod Nefilotearr, 4to I. apt Gonad* ea& 10 to 1 apt the Preceded Land filly. Tat Clidxls Harturar. of 25 sou. soh, 15 ft, with 100 .44.4. Wieners extra. One mile sad a half. (44 subs, 20of whoa pay Snort piii.) _ _ .. Mr. Dreirett's 010•01620. by Mt* • ntu-, 4 mr. OM 131 b pram) 1 Mr. Chtnnalra Once Darla& $ yr., let 71b •• .. •Idtrim) o Mr. Wodkon's Jevintoo, S yra, tst Mb pophirt&inio. s The folkwhie abo roe :—hbor Plana* Dankald, netts, sort of annoy, sad bldroilab. letting : 6to 4 apt Earl of Surrey, 3 to 1 apt Grad Dar ling, 100 to 15 east friars Plausible sad Osaseastio. sad 8 to 1 apt Omaha. Tam EITDI PLATS of 30 son. for yr fillies, colts, 8d 101% fillies, fat 71b; selling snowdrift. Me I Mr. Tan Bre ech. Tittle, by Lord of the lalatoMty. wt PA) (fcadlimi) 1 Coast D. lantompea hYdetwe, bet (bal ....(H. thiniablar) s The folowhe mho ran : Smallettenp, Labia. Cupid. Mag. miler. Jemmy Tramp, Hata; AflUcttoo, and her Lyme. 1 Bettis( : Ives sa Tickle, 4to 1 apt Yiagaskar, 7to 1 ' apt Caps& end 10 to 1 apt soy ocher. Tax *Zane Bracts. of 10 more. each, 3 ft, wiSh 50 added. far S sad 3-yr-olds ; 2-yr-olds, list 31b; 3-yooldr. Out 12Ib ; sedden alkwances ; the wined to be Nola far 300 errs. Th e furloap . (10 Dube.) MY Beary's Isepree, by Mantas Dcar—Mllmneds dims. I yra bat 12Ib (Onatanse) 1 Mr. Tea w•eder fotosarr, I Mo. ela Idh (tbribmi) I Mr. N. Jones's lils loyal 11odia, 3 Let's llb (Labs) I Dm Tamar and Intim sod hams. Bettie' : 7 to 4 it Kangaroo. A CRAWLING wit BOOK. Just published (Clspntea mud RAC omen Soo, It edges. Pecs fo• Om by Post for al SUMP) ;, row leaf paper, se 100. ed. kby poet for 140 etes) _ PBS BOOK of PICRIEUMES, by KOONS' room, with above fife Mustrotloue. "One of the curtail this of the meason."—Mandies " A dolleicau book."—Sus. " A may elepat and sweellpsiseillm ,11101111. '--Court aftelelf. GlouiffullY Sot up, sad Most luteresting."—United Bards, Cassette. To be had of sdl bieftedlant sr of t s War, iMit Wand . 14S, Regentatuset ; and fa, Otwilislik Loma& , DR. cuLvzßwßis, a sußaties H. oeuvres.. Himplark and mos Sus, ; Z l T= lmaja. 3, Groat Moriboniaglistreig, URN& Cossoltalions ding, as SogronaDobilit w., gi Sloshing. go. (2zursels ingsasum) THE CORES LEGISLATIF. PARIS, Maim 2& In to-day's sitting' of the Corps LegeLtd M. Gagman eulogised the speech of M. Engle 01Livia'', and said that his wishes would be fulfilled at a. later period. M. Thiers delivered a speech, in which he said that political should precede adminis trative liberty. He would not refuse freedom to Poland and Italy if it were possible to give it to them, but he wished before ' all for liberty in France. He demanded political liberty, upon which all others depend, and said that in all affairs of state the country should be consulted before and not after matters had been settled. M. Thiers also asked that the press should be made dependent upon justice only, and demanded ministerial re sponsibility. He concluded by saying that • nation which gives liberty to the world cannot always be deprived of it. Providence was too just for such to be the case. M. Mealier severely censured the speech of M. Thiers, and said—The word "liberty " has several signification ; it signifies disorder or patriotism. There exists a liberty which fructifies and a liberty which destroys. The present form of government is better than a parliamentary admi nistration. Some would have an English king, a king who does not govern. France, however, does not wish this. She desires • sovereign who can wield the sword while reigning over and governing France. Let us pray to God long to preserve his life. M. Thuilliees speech was received with loud lame. TELEGRAPHIC • INTELLIGENCE. THE INDIA AND CHINA 3IAILS. By the arrival of the above mails we bare utl rims from Calcutta to February 211 ; Madzim, March 1.; Colombo, March ; Hong Kong, February 15 ; Singapore, February 16, A= : -1 Brigadier Tombs, accompanied by Major Sankey, LA., and Qiatain Owen, 1417th Regiment, was to leave for the Dow* on the 23rd February, Every thing is reported quiet on the frontier. There was a rumour that Tonngsoo Peulow, at the head of 1,000 mad; intends making a raid into the Durruog Bow, but it is considered a matter of doubt whe ther he will venture into the plains. " Matters will, of course, be set right in the end (says the Madras sithenceam), but at what ultimate cast remains to be seen, and the wisdom of the policy_which brought on the existing crisis by sending Mr. Eden's mis sion into a barbirons and hostile region grows more and more questionable every day, as successive accidents develop the tendency of it." The Duc de Brabant had left Calcutta for China in the Thunder, after a visit with which his royal highness has expressed himself much pleased, both on account of what he bas seen and of the attention shown to him everywhere by the British authori ties. The Eng/is/man says that his winning affa bility of manner made him extremely popular, and the attentions shown him were real as well as cere monious. The duke has taken great interest in all questions connected with Indian finance and statistics. In commercial matters there is little to report. Joint stock shares continue dull ; all other markets as before. The LONDON sal SOUTH C tI LAN STUMM IP COMPANY No ). To the Directors. Gentlemen,—Harbui pald to your bankers, the sum of t I teseast you will allot roe shares of trs each In the above-11MA Cempeay, aad 1 authorise you to Went my DIM on the register of members for the same, or aay tele number of shares so allotted, and I 14T00 to aooepS such Sharer. or aay We number, to pay the te further on allotment, and to 4n Ute s artielee of association tf. and when, required to do an d to AM ' Porli•tim trsaal riMiLE JOINT-STOOK DISCOUNT COMPANY JL MaLsaelldtheisriass, Lenbard-iirwL 6 CALL= OT L606000 wasays lIIND 630,000 MOM I 1 OW 1111711111 Oa aagiala mamba as &mai l4 Ira mat. .. M 14 . 6 1 Swale nias (Or . Mesa imodaMi tar kag pagoda THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBS FIFA aad LITZ INBUILNCI COMPANY. OMeea-1, Daleidreet, Liverpool : *nod*. Peden% 7, Conthill; THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS. LOA • PUOGIIMIN or ria corms: Secs IWO. fire Precalussa r. Inveeted Fund. /27.117 2801.1154 710111 136,e74 1.1111,905 2111464 11412.300 BERLIN. S►aca 28: *64401 222.272 ISLISO 742.674 le incorporated for the purpose of supplying, geoWerV advantage.* to the share -121101 dfothild for "arc", aitte for manalutones, yore, end beg docks within the Port of Lou ;-amok i ssgrel of trade, combined with the Mod Id *Mies raw Boars e by the formation of the )lesse e makreak and other metropolitan improvements, he cesesd BilOoligney le isoorporated by a meta weed Parliament wa d i m uresion, by which it obtained power to sequin • large ell alba consisting of upwards of 198 acres of ramir4=istse WI sad ve st India Dinka Tideland for theperpoessabevemsetbemed, by the es tearisa alba lb arts of large docks at bathe, with access Y Wet vessels both frost Blackwell sod Methane Mine that the dew water frontage thus emeted sefrelklnceese hemsdM tWvalaebie is the highest dagewe Y gamma inset" manufactories, shipbuilding yards, and ▪ Meer from the arab venni alwaye bpi at high a t e me 'weft arms and cost In all operations of lighterses, wog sea etftg, whichmay be effected without respect to Metall rederthissite far more valuable than land shutting alkellissils thi INIONa works will else brin de the construction of lab mirlagrath B el the ISiing dimensions, capable of re. M~ rg ai 'risked sass 6 Y ins them H. M. iron-clad ship War. mid NAL Meeks Northatiabutand, now wirg_2l.lt.yradess et the =wail Iron Meek', imam ate Oempriars property. It Is a remarkable =he'inmanes melreentile Beet of the pert of Lor m i t mi lme is bat am piddle gravies dock on the Titania of to take In • vessel of even ordthery &men der illercter graving docks are In the bands of private eigne Demure to execute the works and Nest= them e*: and it is threrore not unusual for ships to be mot from Osilmate to fouthampton, and moo to Liverpool, to be docked in Maki" hos the drenmstance of the area proposed to be occupied se an swage, about 10 feet below high water mark, the redo wW be abated with unusual facility , the material ex. inlet being Mad to relm the adjoining land to a convenient MN rove Mgt water. Its mita reeds winch travois, the site of the prowled works teed pod rues to thew and spplicatkr is being made to beamed Is the presut session by the Blackwell Beltway Com paq for an ertena use of the Blackwell aM North Loudon Bal my llYstems, by which Mart railway Mmmtnikation will be dated ter ths whole a the Company's work., wharves, and beta with the antirmallsny system or gneland. As s Led Osiemsy, the present undertaking has enormous Wearer, from the unusually ample rowers greeted by its teed& Act at Pathament, by means of which it become panned, alter approptlatim about Nacres for the docks and we docks, of upwards of 1 40 acres , with • water fronta g e of awe than 10,000 feet, and teem 406 to 800 feet In depth- the shred which, on completion of the Becks, will become imme ostely swilahle for Maas Indldlps teams at freehold ground nee Besides this Noma of reveres, aellisated to c litrodem up ends of 00,000 per annum, the Company will also odes • tur tle large income of f ro m aut £40,000 Dec aunum, the rents of the owing docks, and ro dues anti charges, trom th e docie4 bra wharves, if.. making • total estimated revenue of 00,000 per mount. In calcorting the intimate et dividends, very match will do ped upon the mode found most praotkeble is dealing with the mom of ths Compsag, 11 the ground rents should be capt ured and soar they accrue, and taking them at thirty years' whir, it I. estimated that within • period of nee years the UM. inebding the addttional amount intended to be applied to to complete the works, will have been repaid, with • bonus lira* of 75 per mut., and the revenual of the docks and se +ad due Mill be available for dividend to the share- Wens-should. - should. however. the whole rentals and revenues be saletainal in hand, • dictated alter providing for expenses. Merest oa debentures, dm) may fairly be looked for at the rata olio per edit per annum, and when ft is considered that the =et p =t o r tt this e ty r o; freehold grooy paeeeua will nd mote, the val t o 4 abl a : not The have moth pleasure in betas able to announce ass the vide of the work s will be undertaken by Messrs. Kelt edged, the eminent contracto b e end that • oeutract for the bar portion to be executed has entered into with them, Mil arrangements made for the payment by them of interest Wog construction of the works at the i r ate of 6 per cent. per man oa the there capital pita by lments, and of 7 per ton per *um on all shame led for and altered as fully *up sharer. The interest payable at Mews. Glyn sad fo's Bank, battles:b. on gut Marchand both September in each The tint lament will be made 30th September, 1866. It 'steamed that so sound • scheme, and one which so spe ckle -ddreres Itself to the Investor, is whim brought before esprit, the basis of the enterprise being freehold land sad wad twits removes from it all character of speculate° so {bathe ludas feature In public computes, and u • British and home security it will doublicss beZyrethited bY these etc, while expecting good poets upon investments, yet leak for solid security. Copies of the Add Parliament and plane may be seem at the Ares of the sateltors. Applications for shares la the 111:00111. Piing tom may be made to the Secretary at the of the Company, or to the Credit fonder and Mobilier of England illmited, 17 and 18, Cordial ; also to the Imperial Iler n angle trait gradation (limited), 90, ilishopagathstreet Within h the Bankers and Brokers: hut no application will be enter reed units( the deposit of £1 per share on the sumer applied be has been duly paid to the Company's bankers ; In the event deo allotment being made to the app li cant, the deposit *lll be Inimptly returned on ihirthf B , 1845, NMI 01 APPLICLTION 101 IS PAID MIAMI. Bearing 6 pe ant Were daring °obstruction. Robs ?seined by Use Beakers.) No To the Directors of the Mlliwif Freehold Land and Docks Company. 11, inorated by medal Act of Parliament. r and ES Viet, tM ISt, Mtli July, leak under the title of The Milleall Cana{ toninay) Gunleeten,—Harier paid to your hankies, Maims. Glyn, £1 Mlle. NM; sad Co., the sues of Y being a deposit of diare is therm In the sieve Company , I hereby rimed that you ill allot me that number, and I agree to accept ads Mares or any leas number you may allot to me; and I agree VII the sum of id per share on allotment, and I authorise you Miriam mem on the regbiter of members for the number of Mans anetted tome. . . Usual signature Name in full Residence Profession Date Or if My paid up duiw ereveolped, es the tollowle. form. Ran or AYPIJCATION 101 TOLLS PAID UP SHAM, 2 esnui tPer cent. Intermit during cemitruction. go be retained by the Banhem.) To the N Medan of the Millsrall Freehold Land and Docks Compa (Incorporated by 'pedal Act of ny Parliament ST end Di Viet PAth lbatoinder the tale of the Millwall Canal ( hatielnea.—Baving paid to your bankers, Derma Glyn, Mills, , nrne. and Co the sum o t being deposit ot per Oars ' duel In the above comp s , 'sby request taut 1.4111114110 t me that number of d ap shares. and 'time teat:apt such shares or any kis nu mber You um, .slot to sae and I agree to tap the sum of LI9 per share on atiosment, na4 I authorise you to Insert nip name ea the railtter of mem- In , for the number of share. allotted to ma. Usual signature Name in tnil Residence Prefesske Date ISM THE PHOSPHORISM) ITEKVINE TMIC• Ile use chemical combhoatlon of PHOSPHATIC SALTS. Itce, 1.. earinirdng all the emential consiltomata of mace Ebed . Wahl, and wee sabstanee. Great philosop/dcal and thinial research Ina led to the dinar ol this i ble 2_ 1114 a7 Jai Its pawn& pocket staia. Is ( lc P al " .nd maeseat Is Us adios—AlL preserving Its wonderfal properties. Wording Immediate relief, and permanent l 7 c all who dam from wasting end withal gof the =recurand muscular ftles laud sad partial and every other exhaustive enure meat of the system. It regansrsess all the linlevisst meatesits of the bum= frame. "As Phosphorus In a elate Ware mugsn the darkness. so the athaneted frame Fortes' "es. frepiegnsted with its electrical properties. Prices iw cctin, when 11L bottles loons, Ida : Ind 11l eons a_ av ..lgsla. Wee the. betties. SA which saves Al Ile, psalm ani sent to all parts of Ilse world. Leedom NSW' n.lnfor4etreet ; Hooper. Stl4 Wllllmmetreste " 120 : Rent, WA Perm& THE INVIOORATIVB myna IMMO& Mee ...N.l ll / 1 1 " .1 preparal nostpowartal " 6, ; risloca Is for wog MAW. 4 . r0dp.4110111.4. 1.1% ppealle kir Esidll4 eU lads, sad tram Itie op il=tpaideeeted etemPheto Mak e the atm" sad droop*. se lkser gorillar tf on. fee !IL Ms 4 " 3 " , Mimis• lismiering wadi Oe.. Oztor&eteeee. WA. rodarea4tries. 14•40 e. OM tile g So. g. aa 111511 ladt sire Policies eking deft Lady-day mut be renewed ea or before April a. MINTON MILT. Maila Director. JOHN Aram ussimasswitary, Loudoe. payable im thirty days after they am admitted. we dams PARIS. —The GRAND HOTEL, Boulevard des Caprioles', Place do Nouvel Opera, Oppostts the Rue de is Mx, and onc e the Theatres, have been opened since July, MC It cntains 700 bed-rooms, prices from H. to cep is 70 drawing moms, from 6C to 10f. : a magnificent eaten, capable of dieing more than 300 mamma, and where there is • table d'hOte at six o'clock. Dinners and break fasts ore served I la carte in the coffee-rooms, as well as in the apertmerith. There Is a reading-room, with the beet English and foreign papers and publications . a music - room . end a drawing room for the nee of travellers without any additional charge. There are also bathe, Millard-moms, smoking divans. post-oilke calm carriages, and omnibuses, gating to the railways/altos& The servants speak all languages, This superb hotel, possessing all that modern xury and comfort can combine, aad situated la the most fashionable part of Parte, is recommended to the atten tion eg travellers. ladependently of their two Hotels, the Compagnte immobility* to. established an extensive private Furnished House os the Boulevard des Capncines, opposite the Rotunda of the Orand Hotel, where families can reside ea to their own private resi dences, and where they may rely upon and tithe utmost comf mt. rIAIITION.—COCKS'S celebrated READING %.1 BAUCL for Tisk Game, Steaks, Soaps, gravies, Hot and Cold Rea* and unrivalled for general us., Is mold ►y ali re dealers in maces. It is manufactured only ►7 the of the Role Progriator, CRIJILSS COMER 6, Rohr groat, Reading, the Odglaal Sanas Warsioas► All others are Spurious baltationa. 31)1EDEIT KA DS, BEDDING, and BEDROOM -LP FUSNITIJItIL —An iumtrzArso CATALOGUS, with prior of LON articles of BIDROOM rumarusa, rot :fr 31,ee by poop on oppikation VB. and BONS, uphoisterers, and 34 Bernerrroot. London. W. Pt ABLOWI3 PATENT °ASK STA.ND, neW haventlea, so admirably contrived that a tali ben, as wee es aseller casks, may be raised or tilted on It 'fawn labour or treable. Its adieu Is se impalpable that the sediment el the meet limpid geld by so possibelity an be Waterbed. Moe 96., 12a, In., to adt 44,f. end 18 gallon auks. BARLOW'S MP-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No esnSpec required. No more eat beer or soar wine. Price es. Ed.: ditto, electroplate 9L—Apply direct to JAILYA anILLOW. patentee, I.larmedisy williamddree.itaransion-hoase. See th at his name and : all others are muttons inistationa. 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Mt.. es., and 60s. ; Jackets, 21a. to Mc ; Dram and Itartont Costa, VA. to 45n Itonsers, made to toes sum lin MIL, lan bd., ILL and Um. ; Vern* 10e. 111 a. ad., lac Id.. and 2in : Balta. 4%. , to 64a. ROWLA.NDS' MACASSAR OIL This depot, tesment, and panel ell ia antvenally in high repute for ha enpremdented success during the last sixty years in promoting the growth, maiming and beantiflini the human hair. It prevents hair from falling off or turning mey, strengthens weak hair, cleanses it from scurf and &addl. and makes it beautifully soft, pliable, and aloes!. ormma For chltdren it Is bead := ll N i ehile its intre e d d 'Ve If a bea u tiful y, the high esteem In which Is eniversally a hltid, with rey umerons tes timonials constantly received of ha ening, afford p the best and meat proofs of Its merits—Pelee ls. dd., 7a., lea. ed., equal to foes sma ll , sod Us. per hottle.—tioid at 20, lleaton-gardea, and by (herniate and perfumme.—Ask for itotrisnde Yscamar OLL VORNS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE- V NABS EXTRACT= and cr RED In one minute, without wetting or the least peln. by Mr. Ic.IiNDALL. to Resent-street. ladles attended by Nn Roadail it Terms. L. 6d. to is. W. Randall has testimonials from the Royal nal:oily. which may be seen, with thousands of others, lroineetalls of tho Ichsgdoem, dealer to the following :—From the Ri t Rev. the Lard Maher of landau Mr. Randall bassi! cared some corns on iny feet without airing soy Pain." — " air Robert Alexander. 34, Oa Jenteds.g/sas, Ina had two large toenails and a corn extracted tram his feet by Mr. Randall. and Ma drerriV reoomasead bbs." Observe, SC Basestetred Quadrant. f ,AMBICRT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, .ILA an adoctaal remedy. without waning the bowels or Man the UM, truly efficacious sad pleasant, is admitted to be the bed sedietns for immediately redievisg maths, colds ecosarmsd oases at asthma, sad helps at masamplion. It fro. gristly MIS persons whom the bonny prewenmos imrsralds, ettearable &OW tat tidal whiob 1 "" k " is approaching emirss affects si t e== Venom brine at desp ignass its ,_te cm bias down tor star et raw& dee, ft os Mkt tn a few Wants; altar t aking W. slid by W. WOO= elsendoh i t=wt Imams sad by sa be= 6. 44. ftsi sag fa, imaiwc , eel Ai =be Ile MS, IS. Si. ill pielealar istsirm. Thw soma we Weeny en sogramil em as stow LAITI7I I . —The JATTLYCZ contain= active e. 0, aw a lli e lk itai r eVeri lfw g 71.141.411 far bill•Alq. by sliest Probst= tor ma k wish% anion abed affootlass. lips up... Id.; SSW L. Ad. mod Is. M. Ms. ni P OlO O B . dell. ssit ga GC The Chamber of Deputies to-day rejected, by 178 to 108 votes, the proposal of Herr Michaelis, that the votes upon the government railway bills should be deferred until the budget should have been agreed to by the Chamber. The vote was taken by nominal appeal. THE FEDERAL DIET. FRAITIEFORT-ONTHE-MAINF, Muca Z. The following is the text of the notion brought forward by Bavaria and Saxony in yesterday's sitting of the Federal Diet : "That the governments of Austria and Prussia be requested to cede the Duchy of Holstein to the hereditary Prince of Schleswig-Holstein-Solider bureh-Augustenburg, to be by him administered, and that Austria and Prussia should communicate to the Federal Diet what mutual arrangements they have arrived at in reference to the Duchy of Laueuburg." The representatives of Prussia, Hanover, Elec toral Hesse, Mecklenburg, and of the 15th and 17th Curie voted against the proposal that this motion of Bavaria should be discussed on the Gth of April next. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, MARCH 28, RIO P.N. The Bourse Las been quiet. Rentes closed at 67.4 b, or the same as yesterday. ITALY. TUBIN. MACE 28. The Senate to-day rejected all the amendments proposed to the new Civil Code. It approved the bill for the provisional collection of taxes until the budget for 1865 shall have been voted. THE CONFEDERATE RAM STONEWALL. LISBON, Nasal 28. The Confederate ram Stonewall has sailed from this port. The Federal war steamers Niagara and Sacramento have arrived here. The Portuguese authorities prohibit their sailing for 2 hours. THE DANISH MINISTRY. COPENHAGEN, Iltaca 28, 8 P.M. The Padre/and of to-day says :—" A rumour is genezeny current that the whole cabinet, with the exception of the Ministers of Justice and War, have tendered tbeir Tesignatioa. According to other rarnows, the two latter ministers have likewise resigned. Jugeee. Sherman has completely desolated the eastern portion of South Carolina, burning everything before him. Vast quantities of ammunition and artillery have been discovered at Charleston. Sherman reports on the 15th from the bridge of I LORD CHANBILL&INIPOTTICN Maws I3.—No the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railway that he the is hereby given, that his Beyer Highrem the Prime crossed the South Anna after destroying the James ' t a W j eke lrein' by manna .. b r air ci et t tit t bcia me a v i lx . et River Canal as far east as Grockland, and marched d a y, um sth e f April s ect It is the Q ues t's ; demure m a t the Virginia Central Railroad at Talleville, do- Prosoototiolso to bit Ma highness st alie levee Alen he Dualism; IN FEANCE.—Tbe Temps of yesterday 11 1) _,_ „ miles, , .., creamed as equivalent to preesstatioas to her Maivey.— =vying 15 as far as Beaver Dam station. H e G an a,. says :—" For some time past nothing but duels have been Wired about ; a duel at Bordeaux between journalise, a also destroyed abridge over the South Anna river. KITROPOLIT , IN CONVLLISCINT INSTITIPII .• ON. -- . .A. duel preparing between a Paris editor and oat of his col- The enemy lost three guns during an num.:rueful orootd_Jo_f_!__,_""_o4_t_iogr_,,,__Mo Irt o __,.en til cee _a tbr I .2 B _,,„titMt" . kW., a duel announced between two deputies. Now, attempt to prevent him from burning the Central I c wa e t e = = 7 T;,. chair. R. 77i7 d -,,,-;;;73. Alexandre Domes, it appears, has provoked a colonel, or R a ilroad bridge over the South Anna. deemed the meetitig, said that tbe bard of measmeseet been provoked by him—it is not exactly known which—on t bra r d oompassiively Sheridan is reported to be moving on White lavia l t an l o tbst thahreenb":l the 7 rr, determined to take amount of a military band, which either did or did not give a _ a serenade to the fertile novelist. Aced to think .'" nte, some steps by which they might be mabled to extend the belief te of the charity. The applications for relief pried that, if the abolition of the pusiahment of deetk Unusual activity prevails in Lee's and Grant's polly rm s freer the west .d. when the rm .. rs moia i . were put to the vote all these combatants would armies. An portant movement is expected. and as the poor of the met end were left =cared for, hie, vote for it twice over. Moataigse will always be right i The New Y ar d Times believes that the Corr r o o t e t m a ieldrw r 11".erm" sad mburshaal bees eaae'td ° 6l k. the onus men is audalate7 sad diva's, and it it not logo which rates have some design upon the centre of Grant's t i m e if t i c k"" e y s e a :,: n re w ee d b y M e Metropolitan net guides him" A Paris correspeadeat of the lediptedarece lines near the A ,,,, n „ aaten. Relieving Aseocistioo and by the Society for the Belief of Beige than mem to the rumoured duel of M. Alemadre The New York Herald__ ~,__, mi na . ft might we e*. w ham e f a n m aw w a wa. Denim :—" People talk of a meeting which Is to take place a." wlys I'M"' rumours are cur - sod be (Mr. Wade) 'ad hie telliegues mashed the /Maio= regimen y 4. ak, we d re Dame qp d t h e * a we d o f e z ooms rent that President Davis has resigned. President of them present m w to u tha keek2ll . o . Grell itr.ke board adopted. After regiment, apes the subject of a denial pima by the latter Linooln has delivered a speech, in which he said, Beet is to tea r ticket . e t i:: be dim e= toe s es emetics or the fanner. Y. Messed*. Dame whys "We must now see the bottom of the enemy's mo b seem et e e im sh e b o ard M e n a pp ro ve a , sa d that m e he remised "meads from the regiment le Wake. Th e resources. They will stand out as long as they can ~_a t otoboxi _ of nob licke . l 4 l____.einn ast eloood 3,000 seer pee' fact is emphatica ll y denied by the colonel ; but the cams draw upon the last branch of their resources. IMk L'Zimmisij°°°J°,P.:2,--.„7„.: remi d tb a . tts° to tha 6 : r f l o "rbat tea d of the dispute not being serious, it is to be presumed that . . of masegenisat to apes soother home for the mospere 01 l' r ejoicer' to see the end so near." the cenamseases will not be eery grave.' tints with the mew of 'readies the leselts at the i Mr. Bigelow has been appointed Minister Plum - r a t an , . ohthho ... no roorhi . o .. sod the The Arnold Balmy Prize, —subject, " The.. Las Uwe he drew a did boo kb poke, Secret Flatersities of the Middle Air." —hie beta adjudged Pr'ten tiar Y a nd En vo y Extraordinary to Fli t " . ProomMaP esedeeted with •• eat a the til awl' A . 4 .. e t .... h o p i m p. e ye, WI Yew .0 Kr. Amoodoo Pa Mum. B.A. Yr. A. P. The New York journals generally maim the hes rem ~is te tea ele!cell: .61L SOWISI AKINLICAN B .—At a meeting of the • Ilms may we see; quoth be, boa the world ever. ' ” Mama obtained a simiesl stheisrelde at his ethers is report of President Lincoln having o ff ered the Osnunistioners el Sewers, held yederday Dr. Letbeby, the Mamma Ifile, and is 1861 the Tay otholeaship kr modem French mission to Mr. James Gordon Bennett. asereel (Seer ef heahlt, la tamer to i question pet by Thultell'a Wei= DULA are artistic, Monists kileasilas• '. d e -milers . Noe markers, Node is every elm sultabb for everybody, std l Jersey Senate bag rejected the constitutional o je s t e rho °emboli'. a tb hich t e s melt. to Tweed to 0, I I to . Ir . of tar mg...* rat b. a. 7. 16 SNOW IN', SlVlSZmuro.—Aocording to the amend ment. Issig brought from Soot Awe- Ore JO evorf Mlles p a dre As snow has beta so deep la the mumLi I• r• 17 Id. t o MP 11. dr. S. 's. IA at. lfs ties sad sold is Leaden se food, said be Etc! carefully 9 . 1 ". 11. IL ' Omer re saw se w.: sad am 211, If, St 111, SR SR N. red* The New York Times states that the government easeshiel the dried beef, and found that all the fat it eon l a.e.Aa p. a a 4 u, t eoe, A l e, t o :=3o, se, a ma i Wee of the Omteu of Bt. Gell, that in several pima two- %bed wee meld ; that with regard tow leas portioa of 1 24 Le e ye su b mit . le OW M& • eels, 13 or 14 treii,. Mgt, have beta me is the mow for the is 4/o"rminitt to withdrew from the Lin 25---- ) M the swathe bed eaten some of ithimeelf, mills@ coasidered : tree ice two --J. W. ye Weleb sal mange of the cattle to sad hem the fonstsia. marines for lend service. it wee priestly wholesome sad at tar bums& food. clock maker to the aseemrafelna—ladvertimessatl SPAIN AND THE POPE. MADRID, MAzca 28. The Bolus of this evening says:—"li the Pope should leave Rome, Spain would confer upon him the Balearic Wes." The Politica says the Pope would rather inhabit the Montpensier Palace at Seville. THE 0130111 D AND CAMBIUM& BOAT RA CE. The Oxford mew arrived at Mr. Kirby's. the White L'ess. Putooy, on Bewley afternoon, shortly after them o'clock. Wept; their boat with them, god went sue foe • peddle about five o'eleak. Their first appeusees did not mate • very favourable impression amass those who were pram& Yesterday morning they went for a long walk ; and at half past three in the afternoon lawsrbed their beat from the Leedom Bowleg Club boat-home ' emits; from Pulse, Aqueduct bride at ten minutes to font for a row over the smarm They are • dos set of fellows, an ors quite up le the average, although no doubt a vast improvement will be made in their pectic* before the race oomes off. The Cambridge men are not expected to arrive until Tsiday afterwoms, sad will take their brat row over the warm oa Saturday ahem:roe, which is the °piggies day if all the amateur clubs. Betting is still 5 and 6 to 4 oe the Oxford crew. THE WEAVE= OK THE COINTINKHT.—The cold at Vamps has bees severer than i• say whiter niece 17Th. A west sines it was 12 degrees below Zero. At Gees*, Bologna, Moos; sad Trieste, time Us bees • heavy fall of mow within the LA few days. A new china egg-cup has been introduced into Frames. The sup is half of a hollow sphere resting our a thia equate entablature, "bite is supporMd by caryatides es enuseeenma Julies Clem, Oharlemsene. sad 16• 40 1 is sad 111. issa the egg is ie the cup the figures appear te suppietiag a glebe. Bt design or amides t Warders EIL - -ftre weak. sod as if his fall was sweeleatt. APVIttl3B OF *JEFFICRBON HAWS. , • (amnia TILOORLDII.) I Tie Inman steamship City of Baltimore, from 164 Cork on the 18th' inst.% arrived at Queens town at IL4O p.m. yesterday (28th March) With 197 passengers and 31,000 dolls. and 1,5001, in specie. She landed 18 passengers and proceeded at 11.50 p.m., Al) well. , • Oity of Baltimore, via Oreekhavaa.) l , ,l NOY Y Bic, Mason 18, ileums. •,-.44sesdeng Devi& his a message to that , Confederete Congress, dated the 15 th, whic h sa y s events have so materially affected the state Of the country as to evince the necessity of further and more energetic legislation than that of No vember last. The oceinatry is environed with perils Which it is our duty to calmly contemplate, and thus alone can the measure* necessary to avert the threatened calamity be wisely devised and effiriently enforced. Richmond It now threatened and in greater danger than heretofore during the war. Though the oountry is in danger, calamities will be averted and triumph secured by fortitude, courage, constalley, and endurance. The President urges the necessity of legislation to modify the militia law, and recommends the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act as almost indispensable to the sudesesful mildest of the wax. With the prempt adoption of tlib 'measures recommended, and with the 00-operation of the Congress and people in the elocution of the laws and the defence of the country, the South may enter upon the coming campaign with cheerful confidence in the result. Lincoln will accept only abject and unconditional submission. President Davis proceeds to state that at the peace conference at Fortress Monroe the Confederate commisMoriers proposed, to avoid Lincoln's objection to treat with the Confederate government, a military convention of the com manding generals of both armies. President Lincoln, not accepting the suggestion, was after wards requested to reconsider his conclusion upen the subject of the suspension of hostilities, which he agreed to do, but said, after mature consideration, he bad determined it could not be done. Subsequently General Ord, commanding the army of the James, requested an inter view with General Longstreeh General Ord informed General Longstrest of the possibility of arriving at a satisfactory adjustment of the dill- I, collies by means of a military convention. Lee would be granted an interview on the subject, if belied authority to act. Lee, in consequence, wrote to Grant on March 2, proposing a conference on the subject, stating that he was vested with the requisite authority. General Grant re plied that be had no authority to accede to the proposal for a conference. His power being only military, General Ord meant that an interview would not be ref used on any subject on which General Grant could act. "No choice remains, then," continues the President, "but to continue the contest to its final issue." The people of the Confederacy can have but little love for him who sup poses it possible they would ever consent to pur chase, at the cost of degradation and slavery, per mission to live in a country garrisoned by their own necrosis and governed by officers sent by the con queror to rule over them. The President's message announces that the com missioners and officers report that with 2,000,000 dole. in corn, the armies of Virginia and North Carolina can be supplied for the remainder of the year. The measures adopted to raise the re venue, though liberal, being clearly inadequate to meet the arrears of debt and the current expenditure, some degree of embarrassment in the management of the finances must continue to be felt. Men and supplies are needed to carry on the war successfully. Both are within the country sufficient to attain success. Sacrifices are still needed in prompt and resolute devotion, and men and money for the achievement of independence. President Davis urges the promptest legislation for the replenishment of the Treasury and the modi fimition of the impressment law necessary for the purchase of supplies. He recommends Congress to devise measures for melting corn within the Confederacy available for supplying the army. A steamer from Wilmington has reached Fayette ville, and announced that Sherman returning, met a ganboattwenty miles below Fayettevilleasconding the river. Johnston is reported to be concentrating at Raleigh, where it is supposed that Sherman will meet with his first serious resistance. The Herald asserts that Sherman will move:front Fayetteville on Goldsborough. Sherman's recent casualties are estimated at 1,000 killed, wounded, and miming, and that of the Confederates at 1,200 men. Sherman has 3,000 prisoners and 4,000 white CHINA. The remnant of the Taspings, under their " Pro tector-General," Shi Wong, who is said to be a brother of Chung Wong, the best leader in the old army, have issued two notifications, one to the people of the country, and another to the Foreign Treaty Powers. The Oyer/and China Mail criticises both those documents, and says of the latter : Such seenesele clearly prove that the Taspinp are totally ignonuti of foreign principles, or !tither that they view the principles upos which foreign rowdies acted when formerly written them as as accurate exponent of the roles of eon duct which guide all Western nation.. They have GeV followed the rules of proportion in making the promised re ward higher in one ease than in the other. Bat the mere ohildishoess of the idea shows how completely unfit three wretched people are to govere a country. Seeing Care t standing in their way, they conceive the brilliant ides of making them a free gift of cities along the Kest on the simple condition of their taking them by force of arms ; and the extreme silliness of our either valuing or being tempted by the promise of half their own loot is pitiful in the lest degree. Tot this is bow matters mow steed. The Tasping Dead-quarters are at Chang-chow, in the proviso.. of Fohkieo, and distant from the treaty port of Amoy about 15 miles. The chief seat of their influence lies between Amoy and Fuhchau, either or both of whic h porta, it is said, they might easily threaten. At Sbanghae the chief topics of interest refer to commercial questions ; and measures are being de vised for protecting the foreign merchant against frauds in the cotton trade, these consisting of a process of artificial damping, whereby the staple is injured and its weight increased. A daring bank robbery recently took place in Hong Kong. The bank in question is the Central Bank of Western India ; and the amount carried off by the thieves is somewhere about 115,000 doll. Of that sum a small portion has been recovered. The affair was managed by means of a tunnel, which was dug between a drain and the floor of the bank's treasury vault a distance of GO feet. A flag was raised up, and entrance to the vault obtained. From Japan there are dates to the Slat January, but no change has taken place in our political rela tions with that country since the last mail. Two regiments, however, will remain in Japan as well as the men-of-war now on the station. NAVAL AND MILITARY. M ADNIXALTY, HAR2B. commander A. H. Alston, to be inspecting commodes of Coast Guard, vies Etriee. Lieuteusat H. R. C. Robinson, to the &cant. Soh.ldeaseimate J. H. &01/13111, to the Rattlesnake ; H. &eddy, to the Wipe. Masters' godsteat H. V. Pritchard, to the Rattlesnake ; W. H. Stephens, to the Achille& flomiod Rasters E. 0. Hallett, to the Investigator •; G. C. Realm, to the Deimos ; W. P. Harms, to the Dee. Rodehipams A. 0. Tottesibm, to the Hector. Mei/tacit Ecgiseers T. GAM, to the Victoria sad Albert ; J. Sharp (Al. to the Orestes. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH The Shannon, 35, screw-frigate, Captain Oliver J. Jesse, arrived at Sp/OmA darieg the eight from the West I nd ies. sad thou moroam exchanged salaies with the flagship of the Commander-io-Chisf. She will be inspected to-morrow. sod afterwards come into harbour to dismantle sad pay off. YORK STEEPLECHASES AND FLAT RACES. -- - - TUESDAY. ♦ Ettnintrats4 ot 3 tam swab, with 40 added, taw Zyr-elds sad wpwsrds and elm allowsatess. lisif sidle on the la. (6 Isla) Mr. IdenS4srel the Evening. ColsterdAle -Beautiful • Arr. Sirs (111111.), bet 1111, (Dunbar 11 _ fie. 2 Yrs vv. • Mr. W. IL Swag Guitar. yrs Mai X. Taylor) ig Legislate King sad hunnyoado also vas. Betting 7 to 4 tma Guitar, 9to 4 apt Lcrthimmi King, sad 10 to 1 offered apt oath of the others. Guitar made play with a char limed to the distance, when Star of the Evening drew up, and her jockey continuing • most resolute application of the whip, she stride by stride reached Guitar from the half ditteace, and finished a "dead heat," to the delight of "the delders." Two Mouths separated the second and third. Simayside was beaten off. Deciding beat: Star of the Evening walked over and d vi.led the stakes ; bet the winner was net sold. TES GICAT YoHsaelas ElanDicar. oft ease. &salt. 2 ft. with 100 added. Wasson extra. About adlas sad rbilt over the steepletheas course. (29 gabs.) Yr. X. Waliteia Cortoloui, 1l ..ue tinumea—Dairy Meld, 6 yrs, lost 1111 Mr. atthews's Tortiand. aged. riot Mu Bal Mr. W M . Smith's fikirbuigh bemire b), need, (C. Oye lOst illb.) 2 (r. Knott) The following also ran : Slyfox. Magician. Caution, Chance, andCalier-On. Bettie g ; Even on Portlaod, 3 to 1 apt Cotholool, 6to 1 apt Shirleugh Nair*, and 7 to 1 apt Cesitioe. Tae Bourns' SELLING STAKES of I Inv. essay with 20 added ; selling allowance', Ea About 2 miles. (13 cubs.) Mr. Gray's Pecs, tyre irul.h lost 7lb 'Mr. Nicholson) 1 Mr. U. rielocors Mark fiapley, aged Pi.). lost 71b (W. Simard/a) yr. Tinsley's &indigo (It b) aged (SOL ), 104 711 ;Mr. (Airmail 3 The forlowtm also ran !—Caution. Cheap Article, Duchess, Chain Jumper, lamborough, Ocreamer. Old tom, and Willis. Batting : 3 to 1 eget Chain Jumper, 7 to 2 apt Oantios, sto 1 apt Meek Tapley, 6 to 1 apt the Durham, 9 to 1 apt Pam, sad 100 to 8 &gat thy ether. THE HosTess' STlrsucuans of 3 "mt. each, with ZS added, for busters. About 3) miles. (15 subs. ette ) hir. ilodpis Time Bean, by Teddington—Cous. 2 yrs, llatl4lo (Wadding.on; 1 Mr. H. 7. C. Vyner's Kathleen II 5), aged, lies Sib (LT. Cousin 2 ILL H. V. Wilkinsoha Kathleen It b), aged, Itst Tnr p.m) II The following also ran:—Eurydice, Catapaw, atsa salve, Jupiter, Miss Amy, and Montrore. Setting 6to 5 apt The Bean, s to 2 apt M r. Wilkin son's BaWsmi, 4 to 1 apt Cstspaw, 5 to 1 apt Mies Amy. and 6 to 1 apt Mr. Vytier's Esdilimen. BETTING ON THY OREME. TWO THOUSAND. awl apt Ltddlsgtou (t) I 6to 1 oat Breadalbsoa (I) 20 to 1 apt Oppressor (*) 110 to 1 apt Arclabnedoo s 2 to 1 opt Zomba( (t to ION.) BETTING AT htANCRESTEIt—TuswAir. NORTHAMPTONSHLBE STAKES. 16 to 2 apt Mix Dav 44 and WO to I apt HaeLk9 ($ 0S) 100 to Spring Gun (t) 9to 1 Sketltagtoo (t) 100 to 8 Lion )t and oftj CHM CUP. 10 20 to 1 apt La Tonettnes 41 t 11 to 1) to 1 apt Lord Zetlaud off 113 to 1 Hallam of) 100 to 8 Lion (t` TWO THOUSAND. • to 1 apt Breadalbaaa tot) I 11 to 1 apt Cbattanoota off 90 to 1 Zambezi II 112 to 1) THE ASST. 6to 1 apt Bresdalbaim.odi ( 05 to 1 apt Zambezi ;1) lents or fil ptSoe. pose& dal& 111.4 et ff. ,„, of a NOM It W. It OS TIOP . )11% 0 . &FS.: . Nor* 101, ii.. t an id' -