The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-18 00:00:00

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STIL6IO/ 1588 PRIVINTID.—JOZZAIIII imai onollhkonp vainumund n • prannen usi an twin Nolson.—Tbe tonowleolnlionnaL nth Mann sla inillinne pry,* noir ellkory : "er.-1 ban inn On Anna nig sin Min tam % s ir verso mac tie ose= via isop sinnava I inn siynw i tatt isa. P.M al.. w„ J. P. Con. 1, 11=1;91. Lendlen. l". t. rm. bran ank kw In Peek 66 ANIVIR TAILING Rusin. be. scorn swots sod Lint Pat . ......... tairal••• rid War kr cz sp•me. a rromt dimbon el dr owl as • mew of Oho Ow are•WEI 4 14 Orb egsnoilis sol i• Os sliersk wa le p•••••9, p•••••• ad ellrre She it . " 4o ,_ wom.—emod br w. Labs" mal met "••• 1 . la 1461. sad IL N. Ilb an le mit kr Amer ..111••• !Ilia Tla prim aro • pun pm prink via woman Lombok Ilk Joloorreirses,' aniurrad IS .0411.114 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 18, 1861. I. A. was NEW MOTEL. THE SEVEN 80N8 of MAMMON Werra la =NM BA; A Loaded Itagadoe for Town aad Country leaders. Price ta. Monthly. The find volume, pp. 684, price is ed.. now ready. Ceres, IL lace of Temple Bair," lAA MeedetreeL London. NEW NOVEL BY MS. • C. HALL. CAN WRONG BE RIGHT? In 87. JAIME WAG= for Ana tad MAY. Pis Ono Willing Monthly. London : W. Kent and (b., Paternoster-ror. PAELLIMENTAR I' COMMITTEES. -.lb-- POOR RELIES IN THE METROPOLIS. This oonuoittue met again yesterday, the fol lowing instsbeen being present : Mr. Pallier (chairman), Sir W. Jones, Mr. Kekewich, Lord R. Howard , Lord Shaky, liait r Lord It. Cecil, Alderman Sidney, Mr. Lyell, and Mr. The Chairman said his attention having been called by Alderman Wary ar as adimniament whioh appeared in the aewspapirs, soliciting relief for " Londoners over the Border," he had seggeoted that one of their inspectors shooldr ab to te the lemaney and make inquiries on the sabject. Kr. the inspector alluded to, was then examined. ' He said at request of the Pour-law &dud he went yes- terdey sad ealled spun the board of *sadism' of the West Ham tram, is Emu. There were fourteen guardians pro emit, four if whom were clergymen. He called their ' attentioretellas advartieeinent in quatios, which, among ether Maga, stated that there were a number of worsen in . the usiosappegashing ahliablrlii, she were almost without food. The guardians expressed it se their opinion that if such was the case it mast arise from the neglect of the husbands, who were is goestaat employment at high wages-20s, Ilit u ter wish. The guardians added, that Rm the . Mr. being anxious to collect funds to Mild a chorea an had put forth exaggerated statements as to the , lures, the saes. The guardians I were unaiiiinotui in their opinion ea these points. la reply to Alderman Sidney, the witness said the locality in quake was kaown as the Victoria Dada Is addition to We docks, there were large ire, works goiag os preparing fer the exhibition aext year, and therefore work was eon stoat and wages high. The population was shoat SAO% end there were two resident clergymen. Mr. Warwick, oue of the deputy chairmen el Ma Eat Leaden Hake, was the sent witness. He pre it as kis opinion that though the Pouer.law Hosed may have lima of use at its formation and for some years afterwards, yet the time was now arrived when it oould well be dispensed with, as he believed the various boards of guardians knew the law, sad were as competent to carry it out as the Poor law Board. He spoke from 25 years' experience in the East Loudest Heim, and he believed his observations ap plied not oily to the guardians of that union but to the union, all over the country. The clerk of his union we a very intelligent gentleman, and had had 23 years' expe rience of the working of the Poor-law, both in Londou sad' . the country. But he had come to an opposite opinion to wine= with regard to doing away with the Pooru-kiw Board. He (witness) was not prepared to wir that the chairman of his union had arrived at the same cooclusion as himself am this subject, but he rather thought be bad not. By Lord Stanley—lf every anima was left to its own dis cretion. end there was no central controlling body, be did not aid' then would be a different system is different parts of the country. By Sir W. Jolliff•—ln came of any dispute arising between the guardian end the auditors, he would have an appeal to the magistrates sitting in petty sessions ; but as the magis trates were ez-eillso guardiane, he would prohibit any magistrate hest sitting ea the bench during the hearing of law in which his oven penaltis union was concerned. He regarded the Poor-law Board as exercising a more arbitrary ml uooonstitutioeal power eves than the crown. Rev. J. Ayr, ohainnea el the Board of Guardians of St. John's, Hampstead, wee net smiled.—He complained of the arbitrary power energised by the Poor-law Board over the boards of gee/dies, the laser sot being able even to he a day for their meetings, without the mutton of the board. The committee roes at 4 °Week NAVAL AND MILITARY. AmintiarT, MAY 17.—Arrontilitrin.—Pay- I master E. Jago to the Cumberland. is lilu of a dark. Amimant-Surgeass Dr. P. Mansfield to the Wellesley ; and E. F. Miles to the Donegal. Acting Second Master E. B. D'Arcy to the Victory, as supernamemry. Amietant Nymphs. A. C. Young to the Imaum ; and E. Yisdall to the NAD, for disposal. Assistant Paymasters in Charge W. K. Horse to the Steady ; end H. Y. Berserd, to the Onset. Assistant Clerks O. / W. Le Grams, .1. E. Conk& .nid W. B. Spence, to the Nile, for dlspril. ' • Acting Third-Cluis Assistast ragmen J. Biadeei to the Asia, for Berries in the Euryalus ; sad J. Impkt . to the risgsrd, for service in the Monkey. 1. PORTSMOUTH, NAT 74; 1 The Khoritenerie, hired ocrew tessiport, O ft silii Hand, arrived lad evening from Chime, MG lift = Kam, February 7 ; Singapore, Fe bruars 17 • Daps of Hope. April 3, and St. Vincent, April IS. 'illos bin home Oammaader Pearce and the Mims end miew h ort Majesty's ship Acorn who were trocle,y Msoderred to the. Theory, flag ship. Silo also brings WOW t number' et lonely invalids, who will praised to Wrudirick, to yid& , plan the ship has been ordered to discharge her freight, ocanialu a 1,000 tons of artillery stoma. The Khersonese t a t the Adelaide, screw steamer, left St. Vlimieft r a s Me a ur t sfevibasly to the time of her owe &Twilit!. A ng • H HI, riling trip* C.aptaan Denham , . arrived at *thead shortly after seven o'clock last memos from th-westerns PteiSc, where eke has bees employed in • &Or 'Moe 1852 From the .Asoree Weal*• head she experienced northerly pies and easterly winds. She has received ceders to pond to Chatham to Pa T.,;? . i 101, and Hera 91, enchored at Spithead toddy trl ali kt. Helen's. The Aboskir, Centurion, and Conqueror, line-ofbottle ships, have IA for Plymouth Sound. CHATHAM, Mar 17. The first delivery of 100-ponnder Armstrong pee his been received at this wrison, two of that descrip tion of cannon having been landed this morning at the Ord nance-wharf from the war departismit transport Henry, from Woolwich. The guns are intended for the screw car. vote.° Challenger, 22, Captain Kennedy, 0.8. WOOLWICH. Mar 1T Letters have bees received at Woolwich from Cottimaoder Johnstone of the Wean., gun vessel, now on surveying service, from which it appears that the vessel named wee becalmed whilst crossing the Bey of Biscay, and in consequence of this extraordinary cirtinnetance aad the wept of cloak, several tubs, a mess-table, La., were on suand in order to pet suSciatt steam to proceed to Vigo, from whams she will leave for Lisbon and Melia. PLYMOUTH, MAT IT. The Pantaloon, 11, screw sloop, at Davenport, on her return up Harnosze, ea Thamday eflorome, from • trial of her machinery, ran foul of the Implacable, 24, train ing ship Comunander It. B. Dolling. and carried away the Implacable's jibboorn, fore topgallant mast, yards, and otherwise injured her. A ge n e court-martial was held on the 22nd of March last, at Deveoport, to try Private Andrew Modem, 610 Ragt., for throwing his cap in the face of Lieut. William Nem, of that ngiawt, while in the execution of his duty, and elso using thmottsraiinagg and abusive language to that adlesr. The aeon feened him guilty, and mentioeed him to naive fifty lashes, and to be imprisoned for two yeen, with hard labour. This senteuce has just been affirmed and confirmed, and an order given to carry it into exe cution. The screw steamer Rangoon, Capt. Atkins, arrived at Plymouth ea Thursday evening from Loudon to take on breed the electric telegraph cable loaded there from the Qom= Victoria steamer after her being stranded at that part. She went into harbour at Keyham the followteg martial/ to commence shipping the cable, which Is now in. tended ter the telegraph line between Mate sad Alex. endris. RAILWAY COMNIMES. Yesterday, the bill of the Bishops Castle Railway teamed, sad dually disposed al h the ennmittee of the subject to the ineertioa M damns for the &ammo°. &Con of other latemide. Ni. Hope Scott, Q.C., with whom Wes Kr_ , MAW. and Mr. Denison , q.c., having been =kir. llowlieur's committee, the bdl of the Eastern Railway for their proposed mtsosions wee declared proved, the committee adjourning until the 29th current to glee the Emmen Cowan sob. WM* classes 'Meg the Cle Chlie nli Talt ad y= t p:a . , l y tY the regal- MOP fealties and moneition With respect to the Opine Mal* and %Mead Bill, the committee declared that that portion of the bill relating to the Coln. Eitel/don and pro. ; weed working arrangernerite with the London and North Wenteraltsdway, wee not proved, and the propositkem fee ether eallenelone eontained in that bill would deed *used for further consideration, it heist nadnesised that some of than wen not opposed. The committee on the Booth BOARD Company's Folkestone Harbour communica tions settled the clauses and adjourned the consideration of Ike other Kentish railways until after the redoes ; sad as the oases of the Cork and Cornwall Railways were not con cluded in the other committees, the further hearing was postponed until the house re-sammbles. METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS. CI II N —To BPORTSIIIN.—The t Imaseldom ORM kaaiL-414p bp ssi A7 l l: BRUCE 11•4 NUail=toWM asa DOM. EItaIIILILIJID 1171211 et awry part awl aa▪ biripliaa. shoo ILIVOLYIaLi, by all lb. bpi toads Eakin: .In was, demeriplina aummitise. 14, • A.Q.—N. M. Z. W. WV Oats salaam la =camp At the weekly meeting of the Board yesterday, Kr. J. Twweres in the chain. PROTACILIS, improved by HARRIS and SOS. wIS sat eirtsia Ihs 'WS BeVNIP NUYS be Nola ask with et ii = s l a ti M o v mss lS erDs. to La OW and Mow s 4 verleS. ligk r i a l =sa Ilanfirs Mr. SOS 16 Se Sold issaho Se SSW swum o Leas Osalkos.-11. Isegrollers Napi.yed. QOI7ND sad WHITE TEITH are isdiepensable a, re presseia stlyeelles, end le bud relaily be ye rqf are Miles el loud. 110WWIDIT 0 et Mid a wills der rawer of tbe rd uses yedeedd at the armed berbel ft eellepree dl berme= le Ye MY. Mg 411•11•011111 • 9111811M11 • in. me S. dr eeerillee mere; =NOY re die et Mow el dr WM. sod Ware a beedby WM lie The beedb day 15 Ur sibielere or et ibe Mere. NM= a meg erlibeip mei Indy le ils =8.8.. Mee Id ell. pee bea. Creblea—the wadi " Pow -oiesle." 41a, ere en re Me& eel "A. Itewlere owl Mr. SA Milesonedm." es lbe gerinerst amp. MA by Ms. old arearemea Wpeedreeld ilnprbismilielid Ode; dee srlard ides et la dab. I PENSABLE HANDY BOOK/I, popularly r . 4111;1411 haesksil Odiles ea Si sallied. d usivenal ladosill it vadalsesa Masedsdal les Use bad salaam L YLIIRi IarTANT : IL Mid id isosses ; sow ready. Law: Used sal Usk. 111 Pam- ~t day. pries 2a, fen Om bray pIRATES of the PRA Ise. derrawe Alleaah. Ass seerellne of thrilling ladles adverAggee, and et Ede he W Jungle and en the prairie. Me week denim perm& Lades: Ward and Lek 114 fineleirese. pHs " 0010111138I1N8 ol s HORSZ 00Pla," z il a sa isaoustass, smash' the mot sastra asniailair $ lam mast asd deals I sag Mei IL M. aims nada% Makes* Ono& 71Y i 11.1. bora SC ebb Wk 'BOUND the CLOCK. By Games ramming MLA. Babe TN. W. d .11, lint Mao 11=• oolloolba of works. belt 'ohms amploto —W. INA obi Co. pecgrbton), Posonotobottort. DL mins ON navoinixas. OIJIMIAL DULLITY, ha. Jail naillobed. prim lapslmam the Author Ise It AMIDIOAL iBBAY ou the CAUSE gsm ani MILS dpi NIZMATUItIi DIICLINE i on' wi t h phis dlrooller reela euellenike toboolth& Ye mob of Wady-Ise yowl asoirrol peataloo la tbe tweatoowit of then powther anyone sad acquired diosasau wIMP toad le mabiater sad shwas INA la Do J. L. Comm I& Allawarataolseol. Irlseadtik toads, Ocasehollea& le & oad BSo S. we hal us hositstlea la /vim {Web a. rataabor of tor whom the beet wUI aot M loyal wootal—wbether g = penes bold the MobsMobsal a ism& pneepter, oe clorposa.' SOLDilit BM:WM& —A oorrespoodont of the Ands Ifere&d, is a very interesiieg .sketch of Losdon lesSissillsbeC pries in ,es. by poet b. 111 d.. USW% thus sums up the merit* at those representing FIN MIMI= sad their R By aseseelms es illspidatini sombre al lb. military prase. IPAIIng l i d tS ll : a . liewkleef swiliffel Clew elm :—" The easy worm el sosediennes me the reenis who elkyshomp, llessoor of the Sepal osueln of dwr- eked shout AB idiom II the karimslows, clad in a sopped trus a r="igisb if DlM la t t run silli b :. P IS. IL* Milirs t soldes far aim .3. th. fam i sh of &tgast....t at W ardent tossommi ise eMpsi at the il hs. lame 9 06 men le lui marat•fsl wwwwee,. Very few of than ?N 1111 thil MN of these Am= fie preeshol the w e % m i s e have Mews • drill enema ; those who have are ruffians of drlllsollsk iioneseunt en so side of Yr bliss; erne 1 who love less kicked out at the stymy. There is one pima dloseninieim eouplnme, swelsede ind riots Omni rule to he sheaved by people who feel desirous of Mums( mine Isr Mpoidold owe deep motet Mum dm Ma ohjosho limy seidier, open quitting the &nay, bas o i h i s isrir • iMNl:nar t h geStre= aial & i := B l i di tht l i r i g : gival ie h tta id a t th e bottom is of . this • sellilsi maw. isis mivem; disso mussow panias u mmasse a I ali esa bis sagy asathei , we bia seisuseedim beira inisk aasi rsho r 414es au z eiseci A. Bu sa t tima lf. ; A rd li pldWill W iii NAM% lowa Oiallnlli: venal write ems the weed • good ' WPM ik tab lacti°o of th• asd acquired • flaw will Iwtoelltsnosi rwralwllm ....i .,of doesseal le wt sf/. lis mem Mai*, mm trop not AU* up ammo sad illmesopmen et me smosidir Inmerewas sopdpiwasallmilatally. thessoms 3N2ii - h al m°. SP **Ws waikle billW M* Itte4•o o ita On , mutilated dloshospa, We a bad amentos. =Ow gar/ Is • iiFewnillothe teem I* es t, wad •WI:so br sweat. i lie. Woad • waft' loss' hie ikeheige itennett ind • mu& Vie shim wefts se wire rem theanitsw. lit Nen& i mail ilasi even awed • dostieelmirtc4 o = . M. woo. iserreraesers, Losess. IL A be isan cheek a eertileate trees es Pit willesslism, sse . Ilsollest tegbler. Mph.' A nawnioriel was presented' frame 64, Riff. A. Grenville, sad ether owners of property at New : areas, pm*: that the Southern High Level Sewer works might be carried through their several properties by mesas d tunnelling. The me amorislista stated that within the Wt few months they bad expended considerable sums in laying out and improvieg their houses and gardens, and it was with regret they feud that the board had determined to carry the Southern High Level Sewer through their property to their great damage, and to the utter spoliation of their gardens, bonus, and Ils hudi Muderrn, the chief enigineer reported on this memorial that ee there were two bees of sewers at different ire* to pus through these properties, it world be very diem% Isdisas, sad expeusive to Umbel under SINN sad that Qs work must be done by open cutting, the parties Wag compensated for any damage done to the surface by Iha metractors' works._ FOWLS made an application to the board cu MAW of the Comm:kirk.' Dere for the International Bald bilks of 1562, for its sanetioc to the erection of the building for the purposes of the Fakitation. The Saperietending Architect brought up a long report mi. mutely describing the building, and card it was one of peculiar novelty and boldness to which the ordinary rules of the Building Act were inapplicable. Much of the construction would be of an exceptional nature, and such as no district surveyor had authority to allow, wins the Metropolitan Board thought fit under the fifth section to approve of it. For instance, the stairemes wens to be of wood, which in • public building should he of sloes or some fireproof material. The roots were also to he covered with felt, and, under ordinary circumstances, the district surveyor was bound to require all them to be of in combustible materials. He concluded by eating, " Having earefidly examined and considered the effect of the diffe rent kinds of construction as shown in the working draw tags, I have come to the conclusioo that they are. if cam fully wended and eMcieutly carried out. capable of pro ducing • structure fit and secure for the intended P bearing in mind that that purpose is • tempeenry e u u r st e l therefore recommend the board to approve of the drawings, and allow the erection under the supervision of W district surveyor, he having full authority to sanction those materials which would, under ordinary dr semmisame, be exoeptiooal, and to require that all mown. able tests be employed to satisfy him sa to the strength of ' aaylaortion of the building, so as to ensure its safety for P siga° " L" • convocation mewed as to how far the board, is roc he plea'. would incur responsibility, and it was that as the building was to be erected under the of her Majesty's Commiesiomrs, it would have to better if the government had brought in a short bill te remove the diMoolty. On the other hand, it wee urged that this was jest web a ease se was provided for by the NM section of the act. and that the board, to sanctioning median of the building, could not mope from the re aperelkalay. The floperhgeDding Architect's report was received and adopted. : C• 11111110 • Sad J. ADM IL Wandell4srs. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING AT ILANCREI3TEE.—nwAY. DERRY. 4to 1 apt Dtiwto• (t 9to 11 to 2 Dioplisatos (t) 2) Bto 1 Row Dee 04 - .46661 Vadkof H 12 to 1 Kiltionan 14 to 1 Dictator (t) r 20 to 1 King of Mot (t) 20 to 1 Imams (t) THE OAKS. 200 6. BO eget Nemesia (6) Nothing done on the Mracksartat mats. HALTON RACES—TauserktY, ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS. Tat TWO-YRAR-OLD STASIS of 5 sort each, with 25 added, fee 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bot 716; Bst 31b. Straight half eine. Baron de Niviere's Baliverne, by Wowsareley (Orliashaw) Mr. Young's Wallachia (Osborne) 2 Mr. Ilionspron's Olobuis (Mr. Them= Mr. Peck, Jun.'s, Pembroke Mr. owns c by King Cossebur—Apper dos .. (Rap) • Dotting: 2 to 1 on Balivenie, and 4 to 1 apt aoy other and third. Wend). Won by three Mogi* • meek between emend Tin Noecurn HANDICAP Plan of 50 son. Three quieten at a mile. Mr. I'llareoris Bab at the Bemater, by Annandale, Wavy. 4 yrs lit Wi (Orimettaw) I Mr. Robinson's Bramey, 4 yrs, Tat Ilk (Calvert) 2 Mr. Bantu's Bookaleom. 3 ma, let 10th ghallooerl Mr. Peewart's 4 .8“ llb (Ward) 0 Mr. Walker's Johnny 1, ayrs, OA 416 (Thole) 0 Mr. Dawson's Fife, 1 yrs, 101 b (Buell 0 Mr. Jacobin Adman, yrs, let 9th (Hudson 0 Mr. Thomas's M Ininetoble, 3 yrs, 7st .... (J. Snowden 0 Beta(: 6to 6 sin Bab at the Bowater, 5 to I apt Brum% and 6to 1 apt bliss Dunstable. Won by a Werth, a nook betwess Briny and Bookaloom. Tan 11ADTON ilenneur of 10 son. nth, with 50 added. flee nine end a half. Mr. W hitehead's Civets. by Yotihreer, Mountain Mower, 4 yrs, Tat IWb iOrintshaw• I Mr. ITiorapron's Camberado, 4 yrs, Ist 1016 tMr Thompsoa) Mr. Robinson'. The Prophet, 4 yrs, est lib (Calvert Betting : 2 to 1 ingd Priam of Omega. 6 tot apt Lamb. Under, and 3to 1 apt Greta. Won by a sea ; a head Intone snood and third. Tun Union Hu= Cur, for busters; 4.yrolds, 11•1; flaw llst 121 b ; six and aged, 12st 31b. Two miles. Hen. A. C. Powlett ad Iva, 4 yrs (Mr. 14 = " Mr C. lig Margeonapbre liles Aggra porrep, aged ' Mr. vator Urn Middletam's Th e Amber Wltek, 4me ... .(01rnsr) • Mr. D. Oryley ad Mellinger. a PI Mr. Getton's Amite, 0 In Mr. Wine ad West Alton • Battle(: 7 to 4 apt flowastrap, and 6 to f easlt meet Eva sad no higher Witch. Wan by half a hest& ; a bead kotweas snood sad third. Tsui Firswrwsw PLATS of 50 son. ; 2.yrobb, Tat three, Itst 1211 e. Straight half mile. • Mr. rAirson's Caller Ott. by Stockwen—larieet. 3 yrs Otobertmel Kr. Scott's That, ; yes mote 2 Mr. Ilawites's Visconntees. 3 yrs Mapes) 3 "letting sto 4 on Oaller Ou, 6 to 1 lack apt Ms Stewart and Fogleman'. Daughter, and T to 1 'gut any other. Won by a head ; the same between the seeded and third. FRIDAY. LANGTON IfIAKES. &Tubbing &ea __ 1 Prusack Pullman's IImsPAP Palk Ns. mons' nags. • ersinond Pr.vhet Prince of Orange arm ny. vounrrinie ?Lin. cosa* Ms CorkyAire soil Pour raw masts cur. . Hegira Interest _ Ave AM. NILDISALL MAT& hookalmee Jeremiah IikaINIM = Isar rm. .IRAN CV! V er5 ....4 17 Bed Labia az ism SALISBURY RAM.-FRIDAY, lliT 17. HANDICAP PLAID of 60 sows., for 3.yr•cias and motor a. Wiesen erica Thres-quart•re of a vac W. W. WNW' lady Clam lyy WU Dwell. 3 DI SY J. I Yr. J. 11. C. Wyedianis Lisboa. 3 yrs, id Mb ....Maw) ) , 3 " Mr. 0. W. 1113,1113sa's Maw. a yrA OA lab .ilfor.. .Wedil 3 wr w'ss Osolurot. I re, Kr. A. iimf APpfo Tit Mt VT ' tr. Parsaat I . tam otootrro Stba, I yrs. Tof nib I. Adam) 0 Mr. J. Ws eVro 4 . 4 t . e s. 7st tat ,„.oaarr) 0 Mr. H. wows ow can, dam br =Rom* 1 S MAW MI • . = 4 Mr. C. glues assollt, 3 yw, On e.„.... D . Betties : 6 to 4 apt liotoo, 4 to '6 Id 1 MA %AMA w ill to 1.0 I=ty. • bats kWh ; Baskse" Naas, so l :taao nag ia, for $ ROYAL IT•LIAXOPIRA,I &UMW esonrscrt 1/1 ASJLANONMINTIL la consequence of the weep vet Matasellea of the pram* no- Crr, there will hos Ms time mall the ow at the MUDD ini. or x 4.4 NItHITH M every week via, wary MONDAY, TITRIDAY„ TMUSIDAY, aid lIATUADAY. MADAMS 01311111 nrawsu. TWIN ZYNXING tst.Nmy May le will be perienmed ;for the Ism that Ms sesemq, itch ars Opera, NORMA. Norma, Madame OMNI (Imes her lid appeareace this aseacm, aml most posvely her bat appearance hut seven on the state Y Ragland Afttipask Madame Tihertni (who wIU kindly sing the pert on thaioecalleal * • MAW lieviarne Tarrlialco. Orem°, MMus . Marla. lipnm Raid . end Plliiill. Signor Tamberlik. it-114t. CIMTA. Altar uYek the felst Dtvertlereemat, entitled Lib AMOUR., Dig purls, is wham\ M Me. imiviosi. Male taper, NM& Maw Mr. W. L Payne, and M. Desalaccs rlii appear. ILITRA NIGHT. On MONDAY rat, May SO, will be performed Meyerbeet's Greed Opera. LI PROPHICTR Prtnelicl characters by Wilk. I= Madame Itaiendiert Taker. Ned lacehest. and Tamberilk On TUESDAY Deft. day n lee the second tire* this eireoni, Mows. Op.. DON GIOVASNL At the eonehuion of the perfoevaanre this Evening :Tueadaf,.. May 11. the need Halt will be Illuminated, and a private deur take pies d the rids tee the hkW TIMMER MAL. LIT. To this private view, subecnhers to the liners. nod visitors to the hood pit dolls, and pit, sitl have the evetudve Made. SPECIAL PEIMItiIIANcIi—MASCRIP7fON NIGHT. Mae. ADALINA PATH 0. WIDNISDAT mat, fly 21 :la IM of the but lotordol loot or of the mow. BMWs open. 0U26 NAMBULA. Amiss. 114110. A.11311o• PoAta bar mooed Po Sosloodl; Zlirlao. Mawr Siborlid sested appienew Ostia ilansfiar = 4 4.1. • BALLS? DIVIZTIII6I,XOTT. ZCTIILA MOOT. Os THWISDAY amt. May U will be performed 'for the sixth tint, Ikeda* Grua Opera. OIICILICLUO TILL ISTIA 11101lT. Or. MONDAY, WV 17 (bat tine this memo` , Doeizettl's °Pm's. LIMPACIA IlflltOlA. Bonds. Madame (Irbil N.g bee seas/ .D J.._ Ibis ewes, mad lecet positively bet led appeeeesee bet ell ea Ye stage le England . alrouso, Wpm Sowed , sad °soma', flirter Model :Itls first appear ance la dot diameter In Eagles& MY otter Zatertaisuosala FLORAL HALI;,O4gOVENT-GARDZII. Thit• /LOWER MARK ET;;III1; °MID Se the puddle es wuemsDAT MORNING ..at. May 12. Oa the previous Ivesiag, etc , Nada,, May 71, the Pkwal HMI aril b iMaxedwatied and than will be a rebate View et the Moral dr reapeemead 'bleb the ealseribma 11111 Mikan to the beam pit Male, aM pit will be (eelasimiy) admitted VICTORIA CROSS GALLERY.—Third Sea oak daily trots la tm 7. Adneeelen le Ow 1111110611 and Wade W, painted b 7 L W. DIMANOWL Isdenies at ledlas Alme..lakennans, M m ada. Ike Trenches. the Teralso War, and the net' of ladle. The eel- Wass loweeeed. Descend es nalderee. 111110•• JAL SOS. lea ARGYLL ROOMS.--GRAND MUSICAL irrnr,tuntra. wttli ts. aelsbested Da 4:=2 . seabbar, batalikbad sI years. Mans tem Obi OseaselA Loyal Hallam Gyms; aai Naassibill Tam& Caadadad by Nam 'Ameba. Cormaiyibloa.Y Paakerart. DANCING at I eclat. Aaalsibs. la. TRI R•INBOW TAVERN, U. Stooksitnet. directly opposite Chatioerplass. 18 NOW on,. AND ON SUNDAYS et 5 pm. larbassia,lA Ampere from the Joist. Is. STEVENS and SON, Wine awl Spirit Moreboats, 78, Blshopmate -street IV I ado FORLION sod Ismea an km —Broody, meet old Comm, 26s= fit : Ado. old pole, 175 to Ms. pa gallon. SoOlodom book 175 per imam : Lim pr am 11 dozen, Rum. old Jambs, UM MI. lo tda ; choke old mot, 17.. pr Pecs. NOM 6481 , Is Ma K , SSs sod Boo's sowing 081404 Lit u r La 44. ; emmrs44444. L 5 MI. par lam Whisky, brow;; SM. Irfalk Ma pm ppm Brilla Broady, yob or Ho pre pike. lAmmulo al ilelbung Bon sdlW Moo /item ma. NILES' (AMID WEBB KILL* NNW 'rialto AND liamnizit Met wr tre War Mimi area ANGOLA laa TIOUWAIS, II Dew replete arA ready ter Tier Tremor war eradcard ryr: ls4l.4 4 mana Wlreeealyarbreart.lllooCETAlLT, HANOV eel rhea ail seameated 'Mk say pima izallaSieg — airs= Wild la Ids are. lIIIMUJIMID W EWAN LAY. LW. I/AMMON sad LIMPTON, 'radon, 106, 11. limlL-11Winsa who ratan goad sad LtdalOdf ARLO Ill n az i l= best ustarlida aad Wad at*. A Mod sad Omit Costa always oa hand : dr .Me TIIII7 • NSW aNds al Ovarcoal. to ba lhad add al 101. Mord. sproWle &Mir Ma& "T I D E R B Y," Labe skirl AT. to be won with ee whereat ow eitee, end era wet he l m be Wend by the hulk sad evtry dierelptlem d Winn NO, hc , for vtatiore to the Reese. sod too Torlste est lawanoppita I. ISOM 101 l IPON. Omer sollberlai ad Illaff Cialseisireet. tionit i rlir . nalresS: sad Omer el Nelsehimlser44res# mod DeaSsa-reaL Camirrlbisa‘as : MMladLlreilrhlro. (Stamped, ld. Additional.) second place, which was obtained by IMAM I beakrupt i fourth. Tau WILTON PAIN STAKES of 10 mew Met with BO I Yessorday tatikin; added ; for 2;yrolds ; oohs, list 101 b ; fillies, fist b. Win- of this cli e y hi -- sma " . men Wei T. Y.C. Three-quarters of a mile. (14 Nibs.) /ORD KM' i__ lead Parbmouttes Entrerset, by Sweetmeat . SA db millets and Gt. uoster 1 Drumm Archdeacon Mr. 11. Dag a Vanden, Sat 101 b l.l. Adams)ll L acoc k , I hri.., air , Ye. T. P.W. Dusk, ...t, 10th (0. = De, : m.o. Henry P. Mr. W. lamas air Hateldeau, sat toth Mr. W. NO ackehalUon, est 10Ib (J. A hand, D r. Bettiag_ : 7to 4 apt Eatritmet. sto 2 each eget Dee Dr. toll, Dt. ea Marlow, 4to 1 apt Sir Haseldean, who came away Hogg Dr. Batmals ; miNt• slight lead, having Manrico, Dusk, Schehallion, and the medical profession. the Armenia, is the order gives, up to the Coombs road, The Irmo loyal as when fleliehallion fell beck, sad Eutremet took the fourth i tilionourea i AdmiralOM Oppoeite the distance poet Maurice, err Haseldean, Navy, sad Mr. Meek same on side by side to near the stand whale the ,'performing the same out, and Sir Haaaldina dropped Nick. The i In replying to thee came on, and a good race in took place, Lord &MORON* the ' th'r win, ' ' '— • '' i the Intimate r • - ROYAL —is filly :flingel:early by half • length. Mac. tills balit Dwelt for mooed pleas by a neck. Sir Hmeldeas Palsgpood fourth ; Bebehallioo, well up with him, last. ima n to BOURN WILIVIIMN RAILWAY PLATE, of 25 sova., a sweepstakes of 5 sots. each, selling weights and anoiranoes. Three quartet' of a mile. Stk. J. Wooleott's Athos, by Wag Tom. E My: 4 4,1 W. Z. Braley's Gauntlet, 3 yes OW. 11b.: s Mr. W. Day's iUy by lodine, dam by Igo, 2 yrs (1101.), dst rib Mr. T. atevenes Joy, 3 yrs (56t), hut 1111 b Fordbam) 4 Mir. Iliad'. MGM al Honour, 3 yrs COOL), lab S ot l gka) Mr. Leh ' Melrose, aged ), set (Lewis) 6 Betting : Eves a Atbo, 4to 1 apt Gauntlet. 7110 favourite with Gatualet sad lodine were the first to gat away, followed by Maid of Hower, Joy, and Melrose to the Coombs road. where the three last fell back beaten, and Atka, Gauntlet, and lodine came on aide by side to the es. closure, when the favourite shot to the fore, and won in a , canter by three lengths ; Gauntlet beating lodine for seeped place by half a length, the others bestial off. The winner tees afterwards put up and bought in for 150 guineas. Tin Laroiase Mame of of 10 Km. each, with 50 added by the Marquis Bath ; for 3-yroida and up wards ,• winners extra. One mile and • half. (20 subs.) Mr. Murphy's Priestess colt, by the flying Dutchman, I yrs, lit 7111 tr. Parsons) I Mr. Z. 11•51sta4, Chistedleid, lless B94 nb • Powal I lord Portsmouth s Tads Deer, aged, Mt Mb . ( J . Goat.* Betting : sto 2 each apt Tans Deer and My Uncle ;1 7JO 2 apt Oootcript ;sto 1 bar three. Bluestone led for about *moquette" of a ra)e, when be gave way to hiel stable companion the Priestess colt, who came through and woo by • head, Lady Chesterfield beating Tame Deer fer Moo* Owe by a neck. Bluestone wite foterth.Censcript Uncle (bolted on corning up the mune) last. Ter LONGFORD Clint' STANZA of 25 eon. each ; colts. Bst 10th ; fillies, Bst 81b; certain allowances. fledbamaa (13 subs.) Lord Portsmosth's Inlet's, by Voltlgenr, 13st 6lb (J. Gooier) 1 Mr. Marldsidrs Margery, lirt 6th , L. Snowden) 2 Mr. W. Days Badinage e, by Harry the Great. Pet Mb (ear. sot nb) (A. Day) I Tee Quiner's Pure of 100 guineas ; 3-yroldx, 7st 81b ; lour, let 71b; Aire, 104 21b ; six and aged, 10st 41b. Three miles. Mr. T. Pares Avalanche, by WUd Duro% 4 yes, ist 71b (0. Yordharn Mr. W. Days DalcibcllA. 4 yea. 99 4 (A. Day Mr. Otilly's Illbfiyar. yrs, 7st Mb (J. French M Mr. W. iami's Lucky lad , 4 yrs. 9st 716 (SPOIllam) Lord Aflssbdry's Plumper, 4 Est 710 (L. Snowden? Me Parker's thidlrom, Oat 71 J Adams, Mr. Ma ) eVs Clongtibally, 6 yrs, lest 41b (Tarrant) Mr, B. 111414.11*. Star sl the West, 4 yrs. es 71b ((Owner) Betting ; 5 to 4 on Avslaacho, 3 to 1 apt Dulcibella, 6 to 1 any other. Woo by half a length, four lengths between the second and Shad Thumper was fourth, and the others *ere beaten off. LATEST DERBY BETTING ON THE COURSE. 4to 1 apt Dundee (t) 9to 2 Diophantus (t) Bto 1 Elsrikoff (t Bto 1 Rouge Dragon (off) 10 to 1 Eikfocan (off tot 11) 15 to 1 Dictator (t) 20 to 1 Luaus (t) 25 to 1 of East (t) 1000 to 90 At/metope 1000 to 10 Bombardier INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. BATH : Ten BATS H•sewAe. • la& maim) • A r ti to • WaIIP A . " 44 "41. 4 g round. About • walk sad Age at lb MOM S • 7 Igiet• Xll l 6 O. ` l. 3 4 I 4 =pa 8 4 r r 3 4 Nsendossost a o =I ay s 4 24415 e , 2 0 My Uncle Lady Elute& S 12 bask Ways IsislI) S 7 yoking Wan mei. UTZ (libuslissp) d 60 'ova. Wei Anima 4 I I • =rims*. 4 • 111 4 2 Oanmrlca Voltalia Tonto Wait Ind $ 10 Asthma Apollo 4 5 Parboils to be deolsred Vie I Ton COMITY Neutoome 1 Ooe rolle. (30 sobs.) A 55 7 7 11, 4 / 9 97 74 Mks 6306110 r 6 1 Philomel Kloneraley 4 1 Wombat 3 7 4 61441U16 Waterford • Vancouver 3 7 2 Lord relmirekre .... 4 Bayonet S 7 2 OM & 4 7 s Jeans Loggia's 4 Naming • 4 9 geteliesi lemon i • 6 Is Brine Nimrod Witemgrna Bourgeon Brawl bob Camerino ... ...... 3 JogGo gift Edmond $ 6 0 Too DIIISIAN•PAIIt RelcoscAr of 100 um. Ones round asdadistesee. Age at lb Tunisia.... ...... Umpketire loc 6 5 Kr William Bamb , e Beo Waterford Xlanenley Ant.tuin A r d lb Ascot 4 I South Australian Mamas 4 Bayonet Vancouver Ve.iorr Riagbone sharpshooter Roseinie Volition Sunflower Ryoophant I Bandit Podarces Belly Ildmand Thaandra Stnrke Lord !tellurides Dismant Starlight • 7 7 0 Niesed Waienprite 4 7 4 Brine Dreadnought • Jenny Loughs/ HARPKNDI ACcirraricea FOB nag HI miles. (45 subs., 27 of 1.1.4 The highest weight aceeptin raised to 851 121 b, and the othr Age at lb Borderer • 8 12 Drawer Royal homely' I 8 10 9 Almeria 6 8 liskdale Yorkshire Seer Physician 'lpswich Ambush 5 713 Taa liaxascar PLAT" of aN RACES. lARIPINDEN Hemmer. Two •om pay I env. ft to the fund.) og being tat 9114 it hie boss len in proportion. Age it lb Norton Foretop 4 7 1 Torun 33srpshootar I 6 U Duchess My Ueda II I I n$ T r i ingstoo—Olosoa 3 6 3 Donde, ll 6 1 '5O nova. About two mule._ _ ___ _______ Ai.— -d 11; Anenrin 1 Mali 1 8 Wig Oemer 5 8 Arnim* 6 6 The DOB 4 8 IValmeorlie Nanking Gala 4 7 lasedge 3 7 "Iberyshooter _ .ero uusi, a C by Kingston oat et 01.0 M l2 Bingbone Adamant s n Necromancer lAll nei'l4 It ()ebbe.— lima a Stout bodice Joy the clergy, both alleviating the su, owe the present welfare—of mankind behalf of the Medical The CHAIRMAN " Prosperity to NV:lgenerall, maintain a mud be duly qt._ under 50 yams of not more than GM, aished rooms each, as the funds may permit. To provide a school, io which a liberal education will be given to 200 boys, the sons of duly qualified medical men I forty of whom (the foundation scholars) will be educated, boarded, clothed, and maintained entirely at the ovens of the institution, while the re mainder will be charged at the lowest rate which is found to be practicable. To provide annuities, or occasional pecuniary assistance, to duly qualified medind men in dis tressed cugamatucas, or to their families when they can be greeted vitboat detriment to theeirylnm or school, which are .to be regarded as the principal objects of the college ;" and added that " there were at instant resident in the college at Epsom 20 peosioners, being aged medical men or their widows, each of whom was provided with three cow fortahly (weighed rooms, an allowance of coals, and a pen eine of 15/. a year. There ware also resident at the college 150 boys, the sons of medical men, 40 of whom being the foundation scholars, were admitted, boarded, clothed, and maintained entirely at the expo of the institution, while the remainder were charged 401. a year each for an education of the highest class, board, wishing, use of books, &c. There were also some day scholars who need not necessarily be the sons of medical men." After detailing the ptn of the charity from its fin* establishment in 186.7, he asteroid its claims is an eloquent appeal, remarking that besides being a medical benevolent culhige, it was decidedly a religious institution, being hand upon that truly religious principle of assisting the fatherless and the widow. The health of the chairman, the treasurer, and other toast, followed ; and a subscription of upwards of LOOM marked the appreciation in which the charity is held by the prolamines. 7 N N'S PAPER 7: • /:•-•-• • ifi•s . I ,f • 434,1 • SSaud_x d [TWOPENCE MEDJCAL COLLEGE, EPSOM. evening the ninth anniversary festival was held at Willis's Booms. Lord CIIZLNIF and was supported by some 120 of the sub- riends of the institution, including Lord 'lemon Robinson, Admiral Burney, Sir Chas. Sir John Daher, John Proper', El Jul* , Pownall, Emu, Dr. Baingtoe, Dr. Dm , I illy, Dr. Jam es Bi r d, D r. R oust, t h e R ev. Dr. &Leon, Dr. Tube, Dr. Cholmeley, Dr. man, and many other eminent, mambas of ofession. loyal and constitutional toasts were duly desire! Brener returning thanks for the r. floras?, jun., the son of the treasurer, e lame duty for the Volunteers. to the toast of " The Church," Arehdesoua Master of the Temple, directed attention to muezioa between the medical profession sad eh being ',gaged in the important work of sufferings and promoting the welfare—in one int and an the other the future and eternal Moukindedical ; Col wad made an eloquent a pp ea l i n AN, in the toast of the evening— n the sl Medical Benevolent Calle.e . ire/1y the object/a of the institut i on, via.:— i an SWUM, in which 100 pcnsioners, who r i mm e d medical men, or their widows, sot of NM Mineemeisig imams of at least 151.,and SOL • year), shall be provided with three fur- see, and with such additional accommodation ROYAL ORTROPHDIC HOSPITAL. The twenty-third anniversary festival of this hospital was celebrated yesterday evening at the Albion Tavern, Akteregegeatzest, under the presidia' of the Right Elea. the LORD MAYOR. About 10 me down to diaper. Amos, tbem'were Abbiss imil • Lut, Dr. Copland, brow Coote, Mr. Alexis James Nr. Wiip•am, Jan. 51. r. Quarks Harris, Mr. J.R.Y. :I Dareett. ninon Mr. Adams. Mr. Ade, Mr. Under- Sheriff gagletoc, Mr. G. Tiunplio, Rev. Pelham Dale, sad Rev. H. Roberta, to. It appears that the ordinary re= of the year exhibit an increase, the gross amount o,llot. The number of patient.' admitted during fha ' year was 1,437, making a total of 26,707 duo the first opening of the hospital. Among these were }litigate fifty years old and upwards, some allieted la almost every limb, all of whom had derived tutorial benefit. Several adults had heen success fully' treated, after enduring seven and even help km deformity for many inary eases yeas. In you t nger patients, sates era 44 in pa o titita now in the wands, been and about com pl ete . Th er e stliendanoe as out-patients ; 207 applicants were waiting to be admitlid into the wards, the obstacle to their reception bs last of funds. There were outstanding tradesmen's WOW* gm, to the amount of 2,6391., and 2701. was &n -asally drawn to pay interest on the still unredeemed mort gage of 6,0001., which the committee hoped would be reduced by 1,0001. before the ekes of another year. The sabscriptions announced in the coarse of the eves I yor ; I ro through the Fort of Sh aftesbury; 250 guiueu from W. Gibbs, Jun., Esq. ; and 50 guineas from the Hon. B. Pierce Pieneptifut. The musioal arrangements were tinder the direction of Mr. I'. Wastes. BRITISH AND IFOREION SAILORS SOCIETY. Last evening the twenty-eighth annual meeting of this society was held at the Sailors' Institute, Mercer street, Khedive% Mr. SAMUEL °UMW, 31.. P., in the chair The report stated that the operations of the society are described under three heads :-1, a sailors' institute ; 2, missionary work iu the port of London ; 3 the same in 'matey and foreign porta. The first embraces radiog rams, library, lecture-hell, navigation schools, observatory, colfee-mom, Itc. These had all been well patronised by the clew for whom they ware intended. The reeding-room averaged an attendance of 51 daily, or 15,000 yearly. The navigation school had been highly successful ; 148 seamen have received instruction during the year, of whom forty-three hare passed their examinations at the loud marine board. The religious services conducted weekly by the chaplain had been attended during the year by an suregate of 5,600 seamen. In the mis sionary department the society hare Mix agents employed is the port of London, four of whom are English tall formerly sailers), one Welshman, sad one German. The report then gives the result of the missionary labours in hoodoo and the maritime towns of England. A native of Prussia has also been employed to labour among the seamen from Northern Europe. During the year libraries have been placed in numerous vessels sailing for foreign ports, as also on board her !Wear's ship Brilliant, the training ship for the Volunteer Naval Reserve. On the whole the society had good reason to be =tinned with the success which had re warded its efforts. The financial statement showed the re ceipts for the year to be 3,70 V., the expenditure 3,6E31., leaving a balance of 771. There was a liability on the society of :1741. ; but to meet this it had • legacy received shim the balance-sheet of 100/., end there was • legacy is reversion of 700/. _ . The Rer. Mr. Cotten moved the adoption of the report, which was seconded by the Rev. D. Brews, and agreed to. SCHOOL SHIP SOCIETY. A meeting of this society was held yesterday at the rooms of the Reformatory and Refuge Union, Pall Mall, the Marquis' of WCrrrbseraa in the chair. Mr. CRANIA/In reed the first annual report, which stated that the society having considered it desirable that an in stitution should be formed on the Thames similar to that in operation at Liverpool with the Aldus, training ship, as application was maths to the Admiralty for that purpose. As assent was given to that application, and a sum el 2,000/. Navin; been raised by donations, the Cornwall, an old 50 gun frigate was plead at the disposal of the society, • and on the 25th of April, 1859, she was moored off Per- Beet. The ship Wog certified as a reformatory school, Captain Burton, R.N., was appointed captain superin tendent, and on June 6 the Ant boy was admitted. During 1860 81 boys were received, and op to the present time the entire amount is 176, of whom 164 are on hoard. The pror me of the school had been very satiriactory, a marked improvement having takes place in the boys under the schoolmaster. Mr. Qom. A salaried medical °Meer visits the ship twice a week, sad the health of the boys was good, two only bevies died since the commencement. Divine service was performed twice every Sunday by the captain. The boys had made great progress in their seamanship. The report cowhides by observing that the government allowance for boys being but 6s. per week, that does not meet the whole expense, and as it im desired to extend the operations of the society, appeals to the friends of the outcast boy for additional support. The financial state ment alums receipts by donation., 3,100/. N. 10d. ; by subseriptioss, 61. ss. • and by goveremeet allowance and payments from friends, 1,1961. 14a. 3d. ; total, 4,3021. 9s. Id. ; espeoded in fitting up roost, pay and allowance, victualling and other iecidentals, 3,109/. N. 9d. ; leering a balance invested st the bankers of 1,1931. 9a. Id. ; from which must be deducted 6871. 12v. now due for clothing, provisions, &c. On the motion of Mr. Care, M.P., s► otioded by Captain Boyle, EN., the report was received and adopted. PRINCE OF WALES_ YACHT MOO. The first;;t;cti,. 7•a771 this;;;;lietiiolui will take place on Tuesday next, the Slat inst. The ewtries, which have just closed, are as:follow : Stations. Yachts. Tows. Owners. 1 2 • 3 Why Not ... $ 4 5 The rime me two cops, vales 201. aed 101., ad it is ex. Ccidthat thus will some doe sailing, as the Bessie sad be h;Not, nearly yew vessels and climes, are new to the Tampa. The Oread Mearesr, Captain Wheeler, woos. peeks the max, leariog the Brunswick Pier, Blackwell, at 11 a.m. The race is tram frith to the Chapman Light and back. KANELAGH YACHT CLUB. 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