The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-25 00:00:00

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THE PATENT DUET CONCERTINA, SI II& M. sad S 2 fa. with Maws le:.—This •••91 ta sersimat simprisa• two is baying salon rift x•- 11Y1 • alb Sallarrar Mama Is err rNl.ow rib as r.rYimarsaslamar. 1111 Is .rid se Us wise, mei .fir.was aft le In ahlial mg ara. et ths dineWa. lfisse._l•ll Weft et is lir disk% Ss. WSIZATSTOIIS graersa lha somurear r awl most amisaisael relearen of time Wei legroutrad, taselso. ATENT o AROAND OIL and PURR COLZA OM at In ad. mow gallaa—Tbame Oil bent utak unequalled la wary kmd ar Imp; do nat sawed% smell. cc make. 'l~ WAX awl MIK CANDLES. at WA for 1211 a. glue a sot emommisml kat. nay are of Oa IM sal pIWIhrooL-010. W NOR WWII sad lONS Xs. 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Immobility sal Vinilles Waage" Looks 'Ej l IL4III x. 37 wed CHOICE BOOK- the REST NEW WORKS mbe y WA Is mini boIa KUM% LIBRARY, by awry subswair d as pw =VIM lUD ybabrose le rives to worts at YbassayhyoNd Tn WM waIIiZWIEN "etas AI ANNA WM IhNINI AsalEwary INWRINNN; tenw. Prompsetosso le ablidwil Ew —CUM= =WARD INDIC Elk Mow 05hr440941. ; swi Yll, 0141116. WM. 1/18/0/0/f. nowt may. at all Ilia !bubonic,. la I solo no, • Y EXILE in 811iERIA. lb AULIANDIA BMW. Lb to m illis auffas e . i s. sd sills • Water Idea II no aossolea went of nesola say previous week. It IstialiloW alio. Hs.. an la do WORLD: or Days sad I ga ie r , to Qs nos /weds of Awn& By Ca xr isiltz.l satirise odimilms."—Dony Nom . noon Pubtiolitoo, soosmars to Heart Colima HE NEW NOVELS. • New Med, at en the Libreehle. la a vela. TLLIM: NT: et She Tnahs el Mo. By thei augher of "The CM', of Overton." (TIMM/DC et Trolly Me. Nrs. Taeturs. TI M 111. 311, 1.d j ui l tr im.. tram Lima. Alssiust reedy, 4 oda. AGE. By Mn. L Toccoa. 2211 0:21= 1 Publishera, purl to Usury forbont. LEURS PARLANTES—Tbo LANGUAGE of FLOW ERR. Dedicated to the Deana of Kest. be perndmies. rEdition. Coluared Plates. Alt binding. A besatifol gin Ow& 10e id.. poet free. Onkel to Smactiers and Otiey. pabbeheno, Otodelleteeet. LLUSTRATED T 1 EB. Price 2d. The • Iler far SATURDAY sent ell esside lane Dwarfs): of Ken. with VI w ef the TIMM awl thenelel—fieteeles of et Itu.sla and the Goad Dwane Ceuelanhms. Rteineth • orleinal Tower of the Ileithhee—Prthes Ideatehl- W numerous View Wide the Surrey ZnoSoniael—Te~ with wens of the weak. ail the Imre of thew, sad a r=l • eglidhe by writers of seanding.—lthelanded Theme. fd. SHARD, WHISKERS,and MUSTACHIOS. wan wows of 110WILANDIY MACASSAR OIL k. 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Pram el lairlase, see woad by the ONO ele '. 4111 Ker. fade d. Par* end th. Ingeriel=d 4 =4Usee. tnesnec No. I, is a remedy kr and tabeettee at the Symms. Useetietalee th ANN*. tithe sheet =untie* tlep, 1100plowly mai WIWI isellsie •II man al whisli eipeelem este ash eg Om ebeeihtee estidele =Me at the Math al a lye holm et Ole pepededes. efts. I ttearee eeelmialtd.ameal .b.d ....l•l ONO am cd Alleinhee lOW veteteeeeMll. 1110 leeen WO =laths laseltatie diervertieiaii. ....ftwa. 11 el tie earleyarUla is Pb. band emu& resideb Trios. soh Om 1. 2, mad 2, ass ebbs devoid et tier et meIL NY dill extetteas teepee. 'Key nay de adr Wet We riliest limb us teermeeseed. Odd la fir euse,, el 11. Mai kW ir pet i t Y lel% memo trempoms. ewe. eftieliesel by Itll = at Om. lora be ll wltemele ma ea& to Oneelti; ma Oh. U. 011erieuest; IL IL.lwisti. drill* , a wa lmithraet, litteetley, thisiat, Laidattreeh ; Wteaali, libralaeboal sad roma. . u. z,.... HE DAILY NEWS posted the EVENING el PWILICaTIONO4 Ms. per quiet,/ km adwowow, lea in*. al tasks Me ni.owywers. •W biIIiw•=BZWINSWI • be., forinals4 se by W • BAIN= ort e rlB, Ilsobs•Utiri. Nivowohn. Ma etelksos. 74 . aolliallisa. at,. Willis (istabilabed lbot). BE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAPER, prise traatsapod 4d., stamped Id. laall=ral banal, the advert* of hes aomaina awl alp amid Ills Game sad bier silts amoral airwa—ta tba aaranay of Ito iiimibaggla and ta be varied INIMMIltile sad ramaarbisl ialbras raMbibal UN rim nibs,. sad wisatary actlabo—thia paw 11.1 = CORZEXPONDENTI AT THE TEAT OP WAIL mouton nswis 11 azuam AND IMPARTIAL. lu rashadvail early report of thinba la the ladles Am la sop web It by every Overtaad Mail. sad It eaatabas of pr TH Eism ONLY DAILY NUM) IMPORT. Ert IT ECCLODES ALL OITENNITE ADTERTISEMENTL It is strictly iadopreast. ad, boort pampa by ban thaa dm, Son Oro may of ior arotcorporarira. MP. heel VNiggera, Obi ear., Informatics. achieved for ritaraater r maim at Molar ft say. To be artbral May beribeilb at aravaraa la bit bbadavai or at Ho Mae 1 floslT/i , ablet. nint-miest. Lads& ILL If fiflatty ha expatieseed fa obtablar the paw by ~dad peat et s rotund bib, 04, Wiliar lentos awards% Anal tho yam et sews wale toady to .apply at NAIL pa quertor, paid to ailmas by Pabblier Grim PAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 &re. upirl I pa, sr Ir. pet meek; la lows Pr arester. wdL2IA gia tor IL pre dm l. Tem or Ira (spotrairsd=rer ; ► Mr. Sim plipstrest. IL! NEWS FORWARDED totke COUNTRY BUSING POST, I. MIL vs pirpant adsiss. MADDOX. 10, Upper Akespv.,llovst'svist. iseissikt irl 11*n Swat. AILY NEWS LENT TO READ, 12 Leaden, Ita par quwter.—Willlay lIOIUIINO SAIL. at CI IIL IL NO Do, lila K pw v.-1L *Dana. L Tattlatataattroo. WlWakiValt %MO Arm& IDAYSWATER.--DAILT NEWS LENT TO ARAD; sad suy the essetry by arear Pa nala. lesesst. sold IRMS3CM, OrevemiThat• Wog embipsve. yfrat. i A. il 10". a% a• ' • UM " 11. I/ lt4 01 I. W • 1 . 4 .0. TO: 11.0. why I ralogi uk ,,, a kw 4 Cl' .1 A B M ry rev/. 10 t" Naus t OW"' d : rah tetW• A44° WW l. ' I. TileN* r MOW * j. 116 row.° MUSIC. MR. RIILIAR'S CHORAL CONCERTS. Mr. Huila has commenced his annual series of choral sosouts is Bt. Martin's Hall, rather culla, is the sessea, vrs thigh, than venal. This, howeam, did not provost tbo ball hem bolsi crowded in 'vary part last gaming, wham Mandolassoba's Br. Paul was performed. The priasipal slaws ware—aspcsass, Madame Clara Novella; costralts. Miss Pekoe; team, Mr. Lockey ; baritone, Mr. Was; sad base, Mr. Baskhad. The chorus, as meal reasisted of the member of Mr. Hsllah's first upper staging sehooL The performance was effective and lath. factory. Madame Clara Novella, as • stager of sacred made, is %attained la Inglasd, sad probably in Europe. To a miss of eirmalar pawn sad beauty, sad island sue oaths. the •dda whet amid= and grandeur of style. In this oratarfo she amass to peculiar advantage, for it se fall of recitatives, is the delivery of which abs eepssially mods. Mr. Lackey sang with his mail beauty of miss aid parity of tuts. He was particularly successful fa Ms IN air, " Be thee faithful mato death," which he s•ag with rsmarkaas swooshes sad haulm. Mr. Was ha alliestana is.Landam He is from Yorkshire, we uadastand, sad has sessldsrabie reputation ia that had of 1 mend music Ho km as 'Etowah Urania mks, sings las • good musician, sad promises to be sa acquisition to the metropolltia samsrh. Miss Palmer has already made herself favours* know* at Mr. Hallak's assorts as a pasha( sad imptstendiag singer. The abase. of thh oratorio are of extramdlasey difilealty ; the singers were sow sad t►sa armee hat deadest is Orgasms, as if they were afraid to attack the sifts boldly, sad the volume of anal tone was sometimes oveashasod by that ads' kasha mesh; hat on tits whole the prefersasaco was highly credit able to Mr. Mullah's pupils. ROYAL MEDICAL BENEVOLENT COLLEGE, EPSON. This valuable institatio• has now arrived at each a state of asterity es is a great nthellare to fulfil the aspira tions of Mr. Propert, the beatholeut founder. It is seanaly four yeses slam that psalm= mageind the idea of esta blishing sa asylum for decayed members of the medial prefeesiok with which was to be combined as oduisticsal institution for the soma of medical min. By the moat Ind« fatigable startles', eorabiaed with as ezmodingly liberal outlay oa his own part, Mr. Prepare less enceseded in rabies on Epees" Downs as Elisabothaa edifice of tasteful design end • most eadaries solidity, capable of sosommodatiag twesty peasionere, and in the shod the hundred mad twenty pupils. Muth audit is due to Mr. Clifton, the ambient, for the spirit is which the design of the beater has been carried out, sad for the creation of an edifies width, while it embodies the sentiments of the most truly asthma period of English architecture, at the same time maids@ for the inmates of the myth= all the sonsfaste tibia sore modem habits Dave rendered soonsavy. As at priers& °mediated, the institutioa Mead's an whim foe twenty decayed members of the medical prefessiom, sad • school for 160 boys, the sae of medical ma; sad the value of the institution is proved by the fact that in both departments the &epithelia's are imesessely is advance of the capabilities of the fosadaticm All paim have been taken to snare efisithey in the sensitive department, the services of Mr. Thereto, • gentleman who has taken high honours at Om ford, !mime ben enured for the head-mastership of the school, while for the general government of the establish. most the possessors have engaged Kim Children, a lady wheat abilities is molten of this kind had previously been tested by a lag experience m Marlborough oilier. The various angel of this bthevolect and useful undertaking bars been carefully chronicled is the Doily Now, and hie sow our *sales duty to record its ultimate sumer, in the veception of the pensioner. to the another of twenty, which took play yesterday. Mr. Proper', the fonader, having detnntined to inaugurate the important *vest is proper English fashion, a substastial Institut was I prepared, to which all the petitioners were invited. together with the more prominent frauds mid supporters of the institution. The festival wee bold in the principal Witten, the founder of the institution, Mr. Propert, pre sidia', sad the manly reesind pensioners forming th e principal portion of the company. Justin having bees dose to the good things prepared, the chairmen gave the anal loyal toasts, with a special compliment to Priam Albert sad the Prices of Wales, for their early patronage sad persevering support of the undertaking. An emphatic sad distant compliment was paid to Earl Mainers, the liberal rine of the college, after whisk the various funetionants of the institutioa were toasted in nocessioa, sad Badly the pensiosen t h emselves, whose position was remogaised with not less delicacy than benevolssee by the watts, chairman. To this toast Mr. Goldoni', funnily of Bath, returned aporopriste thanks, sad die evening's mandates terminated, after having .mired the satin satisfaction of every one present. In ti.• comae of the another Mr. Donald Kies, the eminent vocalist, sang several appropriate seep, whisk were loudly applauded by the ecompany. DARING BURGLARY IN THE NEIGHBOUR- HOOD OF BIRIIJNOHAM. On the night of the 10th inst. the bourn of Mrs. Elisabeth Mallen, the Otsego 1.., Worley Wigan, was brain into by four burglars, who seemeded is carrying sway 161. In sash sad a silver watch belorging to the land lady, and el. is meth Wagging to one of bee daughters, who, with nether Water and their two children, were the ally inseams. Oa Wednesday stasis( the house wee, on their ✓etinal s not, properly warn in the ordinary manner, and at shout ono o'clock on Thursday morning • noise was beard by lin. Mullett, sad directly afterwards she board her amber door opened, sad saw two man solar. They had lighted wrath with death, were deemed in short dirty alas. finks bring *air leads and faces entirely coveted with Mask glaimi Whey with such perforatioas only as week slew Ibsen Nem sal speak. Ere. Hallett and ass of bar dlengberes neepiedi Min seem, sad awn seeing the handers hey senneased erreanksi "Murder. Wens," &a. Both he bepian went up se Mem, pined their bends apes the theists eiltbe tee knell% and blob Ibreinened that it hey did set held their pens it - wadi hue mach worse with him. The lenses preemie* te les& epee sad mouth the beam is the TWIN and henry poems* this. selves of seam of their entsate, they wined 11n. Mellen sad bar daughter to leave the bed, width the latter did, to shoe of ilhe nellnes, Le., being mereind I no mosey wee hem' the. • beide ef wise was found is he bedroom, asi sent imbibing net _ef the miasmata thenuelms, they 'Millis asked the lernsi eni i ii s :r a daagliter to tarts too, ese they mound kw ," bet the offer was refused. Ae Ilse IMO keen. Ken made moms noise, and use nibs him ins Gebel the One ter a halter to hang them." Tbs *rest had the hint effect, and they WI within askant/as. Is the minim &similar nurse was Ming _onestel he two Ober burglars, similarly dressed, with the 110411 aim enether reen,where the other inmates of the buns dept. T= ssa we i r ed • p i rzereitr k en ankle( ea shunhich ow of she b eisie l lis li nali nalliglir their mouths. The w ise wow leempal to lean behind then, on Ming =Az 4042 ee euldld'a overall and a watch, shish *M. 31 tee ass- in-law. About was ales nein frees the bar. Jest before leaving they retnissi is (In. kellets'e 1110111, sail shed her lithe would knew then win On mind is the mann and th ey esieleri tbes Nene he aimed them re be sewn:aided aad en semi ken buses.abs wsuld aeon raters slim They bade ler net to stir lbe tee been, and thee left. The doors were head epee by acme persons Finn, at eve o'clock in the a= eel II eres efisseri head that ingress bad bow ems Wheels window., whin the bunion wee= to nub by been. of lden which had bans Mk by psiatare suit the been. A Jemmy" bed Mss seed treisenseth the sash to bent off the fastenag the top.—Dinsimien Auriga. Dung ov Szo ;ow Buzsavox Wmums, 7.8 A.—Ws has to amasses the despise of this Maud /oedema. seblei met tech /Mee es flathey last at the W50.11.111111168f Z•la we essly NO of the MM Mr. Waists memo W the meal arato sad so-heir of Mr. Jae Niskerten. el Seethed Hall, Ilelop (the rears. esetstiregg the Bielartos of ebeiliire), sad was bora 1792. He wee itiatalky la lie )ssal yielsealee Bbre weber,. fres onto Iseroreer. WWI kag Mee mind, and served the aloe( ef Illeserstarry, sad ales was sidemse of Mtwpsslisw odd Its reamed to Wen. The late rzsdeseesed aseeived the diem of LL.D. from 1:1 Vermat (Amries). sad was dec=dl Jaw aft of As aeries I. 1824. He wee the memo if M Hie kb 4 collateral as meet, the Has. UMW. Hoary (the semesatato). aad of Ms Men Mn. Ss I else et the Mte of 8w Matthew Hale, sad of W. H. Lees.. The deemed aseduasa wr ialdtad la 1837, at the room of his late Royal Hlsbeses SNP of Sees, !Bloodlessly altar her Majesty's se cession le the throes. - l i Fto - 100A110 - , of CONTOCATION.—PrirortIy after miss Waled' yereeeley merstag. the VieurAhaerel (Dr. Twee), lie. Y. H. Dykr4 tbe ream fert tb retinae el Gaming, mei Adam Adak eleremled et dm Jerusalem Camber, adameetto Waeliebereem Abbey. and la tbe atm, et tbe assibillep prereseed esseeseiba ewe tee Mk el Deseelime. Re Mier lOU be trammeled is aimmeadea nor dire the abeeliaa el gailesest LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25, 1855. OUR MONBTART SESTRM. LIVERPOOL, WIDNIIIDAL no Commit of the Chamber of ectemeree hays bees espied for the pest two days i■ a diseados of the present state of the seserary systeme, with& wee brought under their swim by a requisition km a ember of the Lading muskrats of Liverpool making the 'barman of the chamber toll a meeting to afford the oenuaarcial poblio am opportunity of expressing their *aims. The diseaseion cm private, bat it was 'understood that as answer would be delivered this day to the requiitioctiets. Accordingly, at half past 12 (Meek, Harold Littledsle, Bog., appeared at tie Chamber of Comment, on behalf of the rwrsisiesdata, whoa Bdwa►d Heath, Zug., the &slew, corannalosted the toiletries report: " Chamber of Ceasmerm Liverpool, Oct. 29,1966. " At especial seeds, of theanasi, toaoasider shin oa the subject of the present state of the asoastary vistas, Edward Heath, Esq., presideat, ia the chat►, it wU mein& : " That although the waned see no reason for alarm is the smut state of the conuasnial pad= and the neu ral resessoes of the ainatry, yet they satinet amend from thumpers's' the fact that thus Is a ironing apprehension is the plans mind of approaching difficulties. " TM gonad!, therefore, think it newton to comanni- Pita to the nquisiticeists the follewiag toncluions, at which they have arrived— " That should the dereaads of a large war expenditure on the one band, and the food requirements of Western Earope on the ether, nue a continuums of the drain upon the available healing capital, mad the stocks of bullion in this coutry, the Bank of England may (despite the swain of the only uneetive principle apparently is its power; namely, that of 'skim the rate of interest and restricting dimwits) dad it■ banking reserve of notes schansted,while the issue department, as is 1847, still retains a lugs stock of bathos. "That the experience of 1847 eherly demonstrates that, in the swat of sash sa acmined coatiegeney, the Bank of England, alder the provisions of the eat of 1844, is power lose to offend any facilities to the commercial world, sad that (although the originating causes may not be precisely parallel) the Name calamitous crisis so that of 1847 ma) sgals he witnessed. " That as the puhae am now fully aware that the only possible mode of relief in nab an assumed stets if affairs is the interposition of government to suspend the operation of the Beak Act of 1844, the uncertainty as to the mode end the time of such interposition is calculated to create apprehention tad to postale a wart of confidence in the public mind. " That the prevailing apprehension ea the part of the public, arising from stash a state of doubt end uncertainty, is in itaelf mainly sondssive to cause and batten the advent of the crisis which is so mush dreaded. " Tbst It may, therefore, become the duty of this sheathes to call upon the government to anticipate sod prevent any snob breakdown of public confidence, by declaring, at an early period, its readiness to some the responsibility which is expected from it. " That, in order to slake any sae► declaration practically useful, it is requisite that it should not be defined (as in l 84) until, by t►e total lose of malidesee, tumemsesery suffering and injury shall have been experienced. " That a standing committee be now appointed, to watc► the program of *rents, sad to intimate to t►e council their opinion when immediate action on the pan of this chamber is &nimbi'. _ _ _ (Batraoted from the proceedings ) "Ro=ar TIONSON, Secretary." Mr. BRASH added that the mambos committee referred to is the reeolatiose bed beta appointed sad world meet daily, or at lose frequent iatervala,M the septet of strain might require. After a f.w remarks from Mr. LittWahl the meant' separated. DEATH OF MB. FREDERICK LUCAS, M.P. We have to mammon the death of Mr. Frederick Luau, M.P. for hi snooty of Meath, an evict which has long boa expected, cad which took place yesterday after noon, at the reeide•se of his snotheein4aw, Mrs. Ashby, at &Wm Frederick Lass was the elder eon of Mr. Samuel Leese, a worthy member of the Society of Friends, formerly of Crohan, steer Croydon, who has now for m•ay yean resided at Brighton. He we. celled to the bar of the Middle Temple in Hamer Term, 1838. and is the following year became a ntenther of the Row emboli. church ; the grounds of his co:minims he gave to the world at the time, in she imps or • pamphlet, salted, " Re•eeae for becoming • Roman catholic," especially istkimmed to the Society of Friends. As • Roma catholic barrister, he took an Wive pert in the proceeding* of the Catholic laeW tete, mg started the Tibia newspaper is Dudes is 1840, for the purpose of disseminating tha most alma mousse &strum of his church. He alao was a frequent contributor to the pages of the Dublin Amino. In 1849 he removed the Tablet newspaper to Dobbs, sad has continued to conduct it there sines that time. He wee also one of the eurstaries of the Irish Tenant League daring the brief period of its mistime. Ia 1862 he was elected, through the iailessoe of the Sanaa catholic priesthood, as member for the county of Memb, in the plate of Mr. Henry °suttee, who had repreeested It fee many yew. He hes always lived • life of political mad seliglems strife; and having advocated la the Tablet the right of the Irish priest hood to fatalism I. politics, and being rebuked ►y the Irish Roma emboli' bishops, he went to Rose, ae eur readers say resember, early in the preemie year, to presets** his eppeal against Dr. Callem s dedabia. The appeal was dodged evilest his, sad the result was the satire prestra. ties of Mr. Law's physical emi, and his pees•taee death at the early ago of 43. Mr. Lifts WY the imetheria-law of Mr. Jobe Br hr, the M.P. fee Memitesest. Mw was offered this miemieg to all the Ream ttaliaiM Maple of the 'metropolis for the repose of M►. Lmsee's seal. Ia private life he was a sat worthy character. He leaves bellied his a widow, t►e d•oghMs of the late Mr. William Ashby, of &wee, sad aa on daughter. His lase will be severely felt by the swami= of which ha was • sesber.—Globe. THE HUME MONUMENT. The following interesting communication wee made to the nemben of the "Have Monument Co.. mitts'," preview to their interview with Sir B. Hall ea Teensy: Great Dtenhope.street, Oat. 71,1956. Oentlessen,—l melon a espy of a letter whin I have Rewind frees Lord Fannon, in relation to the subject upon whisk yew formed • deputation to ne. I beg you will ley that enanteninties before your entsaittee, and I shall be happy to hear from yen or to see you spin in reference to the proposed nemerial to the late Mr. Hume.—l have the boner to be, geottleuen, lon neat shadiest servant, Ik. Davenport, XL Creak his. Wall. D. BALL. (Con• 1 Oct. 20, 1855. Dea Sir Benjoals,—Whoa yea klaillY informed as of the resat of year laterview with the depstatioa fran the Warkiag Males Assedwiloa respealeg the samba of a mintament to Kr. Haas, yes say repelled say aeatioaing as the motive far ay lagalry that I had been lately is am inasiatisa with some of ay friends at the same outset. I have new the plan» a toll yes that the onekeed hes been slimed by above twenty pens, win% like myself, sat sal voted with Mr. Haas is the Hesse a Casseens, end it a I *bk, likely le resolve eau more signatures before the or seahliai of parlisaiest. - - - - - It may ha well that yea eboald sake this knows to t►e Amoidatioa, not with the view of Wafering is asp way with their prossediags, but is the hope that they way be disposed to give their aid to the panel eubseriptics which will of seam be purposed at the useotisg.—l ass, dear air Bribes* years very faithfully, Formai& Right Hos. Sir B. SA Bart. (CM.) wt, the leadendssed, bathe at la the Sew of Cola teem with the late M. Haw, sad heliag, L einamoe, as we beaky% with nosy el Si? essatrynee, that the r te& of the labile ha Ye Meg servitor is that kora eeskt to be shaldeeled by the oreatita woe meaussat M Ids armory. bog St lathe tbeee who agree with us la that hells' to attend a reerdag at ea *abet Saturday after the .rab'b'i of perikerost. to eearlios the boot mho rd nimbi Ow above *les kis WM. Till EARL OF ELLESMERE ON THE WAR. On Tuesday night the opening lecture for the IMMO Of the Wonley Literary lostitutios wee delivered is the Court House, Wonley, by the Earl of Ellesmere, who chose for his subject, The Premed Wer." The room wee crowded. The Noble Letterer, on conauesolog, said that in pro posing to endeavour to illustrate hi. lecture oa the war is the East, he should have some apology to ask. for the seleatiew, became he was sure there could be no assemblage ita this °natty to whit& **subject was not in sagas degree familiar, aid he felt that, whatever might be the merits of the subject, some excuse was necessary from any cos who Proposed to inetruet others respeating it. Now, if the nota tion was asked him, whether be line able to tell time ear- thing that they had not learned themselves, his beet reply mast be with Shylock is the play, " sot 'sower that." Bat having more idle rims than most of those present, there might be *mesa of informatics—Fronale mid Getman mote particularly—to which hi and not they had had access. He was inclined to look upon the war from • military plat of view; but with respect to the origin and nature of the war he might touch so far apes its politiesl aspect se to say that than mover was a war more mosatially astional. There had boon ware atteadim ea the Ulla of statesmen, of kitty, ant even of kings' WoUesses ; and he had lived in a time whoa one man, contrary to the advice of all surrounding him—of his most confidential and faithful advisees—could launch the whole of Foam into wars that overwhelmed that country. Bat this was emphatically the war of the people, as far as this nutty was concerned. It obsequious to mu** what had been the cause of this. It was my mental that a people is great melon or great slevinks abut ba iallnemend Athos by fear or by tenth*. Jul Wane dm, iallomelle Wheel any particular effect on Ws Moat steeple. Weems actuated by a sentient suing lb. opumelem albs soak, sad by • feeling of in dignation alibi brink it that pesos under which Rupp, was pootuselan; and those were th e motives that had lea us totido aostost; Ea& bad thrown down lb. gauntlet of defames in lbwmps, sad Europe would have been dis pelled V site bad not takes it up. The prevastios of the ettemels• et Rusk was only a provident step Gs our part, and en Nokias at her pees history k. thought itiwiee to cheek her peewee towards betionaisg a greet naval and military power. His lordship pointed out the length of time that Ramis had had denim sees Con. stantisople, and alluded to the fact of her having *Emoted nitrate trom the Greek empire in tbe ninth century, when the Aoglo-fithon rule was established in this country ; and this war might have takes pins, hi said, after the con gress of Vienna but for Napoleon's ratan from Elba— when that general, on reaching France, found the secret treaty framed by Lord Cestionant and entered into avant Russia by Ragland, France, sad Attalla, and sent it to the Cm. Be thought we wen perfectly right in not being alarmed by the sight of the Balsa say on paper. In time of war it was said Russia mild rain a MUM of men; bat she mild not move any considerable parties of that army to any frontier that was threatened, and still more difficult welled the find it to advance on Turkey or any o th er power. Bat sal was formidable in a strictly defeesive war, from her insocusibility, as was experienced by Charles XII. and Napoleon. On othemenoiog the war we were too san guine, end overlooked the fact that for 40 years Rustle had b een making ready for the struggle, and tad carried her military preparations u far as she possibly could. But Russia herself was not • warlike satin, sad he doubted whether the Raper°, timid get a single velesteer soldier out of all his people. Rio lordship, however, acknowledged the stubborn bravery of those Russian soldiers engaged in fight, and spoke in terms of admiration of their officers, who, he said, were highly Minuted sad able generals. At the time when the Russian Pests gad our naval operations meet enraged our &Unties, there were great amputation raised, and it was said that great improvements bad taken pint particularly in osr anal gunnery. The range of our g ene bad been vastly increased, and we had the mew spoiled to oar vessels; and so we were to destroy thole gnat foctresses, Crentedt and Sebastopol, and put an end to the *ant pow ,/ of Russia for ever. Now he thought this increase of range of ao menu for sat a fortress Wink, ethos vy game required to b e sear to have ! effect, whilst a not from the fortress might easily get into lb. magasine of sad blow up • ship. However, it had bath said that though we tailed is our gavel attack at Sebastopol we had sutionded at Bossarsuad. But Bomusund was not taken by naval, bat by • land attack. There were three towers, one of which was taken by our sestina* with three heavy Inas ; soother by oh. Fronk ; sad the last fortress, though it had been battered by oar guns, fell in nun quoin of the others being taken. Be thought the attacks that bad bees made on oar 'daunts, for not making more havoc, were unreasonable and unjust. His lordship then pretended to give an historical sketch of the war, in the nurse of whit* he spoke with soon warmth sad admiratftn of our athievemente, and particularly of the late Marshal 8t Arnaud and Lord Raglan, of the conduct of the officers Butler and:Plasmyth at Silisuia ; and of tkat olGeneral Sear lett at Balakiava. The war bed been very neurally called " the soldiers' battle." If it was meant by that that the victory was owing to the bravery of the Mulish wittier, the defiaitioa was good ; but if it meant that he was not well led by the English officer, it was a libel. The Ruttish army had borne a distingaintd, if not a successful slurs in the last great action, monition in the fell of Sebastopol ; and be regretted to see tbs statements whisk had bees made is the Thus, statements which, even if true, should sot have bees promulgated by an Eaglish newspaper. It had bees said that the dietaries is the army between the off • sere aid the men was too great; but there was not an army la the world in whit* there woo such attachment between officers red ma. He would give as instance. A yang sum, wounded, was lying la his tent daring the dreadful hurricane in the Crimea, and the tent was three oath to be blown down • but eighteen men toned out of their ova tent, and remileed oat in the told all night in orti , .r to keep the poor boy's tent from faille,. It bad also been objected that officers were too young ; but he would irk—where would • well grown sad well.edionted boy not go, and where would not ma follow him? H. lordship then proceeded to give instathes of the bravery of young officers daring the campaign. Is coacluma he might proceed to sum up, or, in costmeredal language, to take nook of the oasts and the meta of the war ;and he might say that, though our union bad been vast, oar returns had both somowbat in properties. We bad everywhere been successful; and, though we bad had groat lames in killed, be shuddered to think bow much, even in that respect, the balsam was in our favour. He had heard the Russian lost stated at 400,000; and he himself was in dined to estimate it et 300,000. The latest telegraphic despatsises et A n al,r heelit se &menu of eueseesse at Ears, mid is the SeeSee and lastly, of the minim of that fortress ea the math the Wiper Alarmism. These were advert togas ; but bee shoal tfeahehis bearers U he said they won sufficient to Indus Barth to make Mien of pens that should be asceptod by the allies; sad, tUI each offers were made, he trusted this eenntry would persevere in the struggle. No one mold be mere aszless than he was foe the reams of pease, and ht hoped the path to it would sot be impeded by any earessesslis dewed hose ms. He waned mot talk of the humiliations.' depsdadsa at awake. B. biped that pone would be seenquilly alleseed ea tosses give it the shims of being thinnest ; bat be Lai It i waald only be w tait atleallbair sad esaaderable la the war. lie weld seeded' by saying, " St. deem' far Zealand. God defend the right l' noble leonine was listemed to t t with tusked aturatims, sad army Obis remarks ermeidsrable applause. TREATMENT OF RUSSIAN PRISONERS. A Uttar from St. Petersburg, is Ls Nord, says : It waits hem a repeat of Oemat Wiellanky Ilassomb kiss, lest to the Crimea ea tise bens el .id ha die waned &maw sad their heollies, that Prisse Giorkise kelt having 711111111 TIMI a leper SEM Kaaba Pdliesierika scabies the state et the miseade et die IS eilluse tam primers daring the IWO of MIS Tobionsla, sad to be dead, shined Oonat Maher& y eseslins =7:l - (sheet 6,100 Mau) to die Fres& case beralag the nag es trine, mho tree se meet hies at et see. st • eau tab distress has the awe, emeediag to a letter wham for Me purpose by Uwe Gertto Moodial reirrior. Too tonal roitUoit soloin is se ablate". Is N. Freud' *Seer is amesdeo • r sad en of gold Nis, he -es No ► embody the destination et that maleY. addtsF the ildlossing verde " The Itaimaa goverameat is Sally esenbusi dist *dr loaners enjoy the use tradimat es the Pram de la Saabs ; therefore, tbo pandit euldande Is lateadnd eddy It deheyleg any mama ass alibis the limas of the =Mt vadilsol by th e persimmon Is, every elks. • Prima if Oa tide etudes Coast Wabash, elianal that a similes seemmire bed bees tikes midi mend Mahe penmen et the Ps-sb tiny la Ruda tie Bavaria' savoy at Bs. Peters mvishrgesi with dri of Pram* engem' is that ph*. Tb. French .Seer s hessian the deg el Mine, prendeid re p sury than wards to Admiral Broad sad to mean a es the 'objets to Pm& genital immbief." Mamom', To Ms. RALPH WARD JAcssoir.-- The yeeesetedos of • tostneseiel to Ms. Bele►h Ward Jeekaas. Annus of the West gardenia Plastwas est Railwayosk i re ea Teesday. di, Allman, Weft we. membdri humanness es ila rm4 of led= a ell pus of the eanseealai Mans. The testiaseiel esseiste el• fal4ieglll portrait. monad by Preach Meet, ILA., the sest deo some Wog I g o t rises. lb. Cheese Lessee, visedrimis of the besesse Railway Ceeepesy, yeedieil al the yaw asalaliss. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. IRELAND. _ DUBLIN, Oar. 24 His Excellency the Earl of es t rliele will proceed to-morrow to open the new line of railway &givens Bray and Wicklow, which completes the con nexion between the latter town and Dublin. As might have been expected, the strange error of the Belfast banquet committee, already alluded to has been rectified ; the omission of the French Em peror's health from the list of toasts has been recon sidered, and it is now decided that it shall be given, and that what was near being a very fatal interrup tion to the harmony of the approaching festivity shall thus be avoided. In reference to this matter ' the Northern Whig says : Uatd yesterday (Monday) the toast of "The Emperor of the Fresek " a was on the list; therefore it is not tries that it was removed from it at the instance of Dr. Moat emery, as alleged by the Mercury; bat the toast of " Oar AWee" was oe the list. It occurred to some mem bers of the committee that it was due to the most valued of our allies to eekaowledge is a more specific manner the good faith sad ability with which he has fulfilled his *seamiest towards this country. With that 'MI, it was proposed, at a meeting of the cum mites last week, that the meet shoeild be " The Emperor of the Preside and our Allies." This was objected to on various grounds, sad the notice was lost on a division. Souse were of opinion that to same the Emperor of the Frisch Moe would be an unmerited slight to our other allies, the Suites sad the Hine of Sardinia. Doctor Mont gomery, who voted in the majority, objected to the special mention of the Emperor on 'mast of " his asueedente." This wee, we thick, under the eireamstams of the ease, as untenable objection, but it was one which any ma might fairly pat forward without justly lacer:keg persoeal ob loquy for so doing. Yesterday the question was further sessldered is committee, and the result was that the opinioa of those members prevailed who thought that if the health elms of the soversigas allied to us was drunk by same the ease compliment should be paid to the others also. Accordingly it was settled that, after "The Queen and the Royal Family," the following toasts should be druak in the order is which we quote them : The Emperor of the French," "The Sultan," " The King of " Oar gallant Allies" Account. have reached Ireland of the murder, in Van Diemen's Land, of a Mr. William Graee, who was formerly mayor and high sheriff of Kilkenny, but whose name was mixed up with some unpleasant transactions with reference to the Evans's Charities, between the trustees of which fund and the Bank of Ireland there is at present pending a litigation that excites much public attention. It appears that the unfortunate man resided at Portland Bay, where he was engaged in the management of an extensive farm belonging to his son-in-law, the owner of large pro party in Van Diemen'. Land, and that having disap peared unaccountably for some time, a noted robber, named Hockey Whelan, when under sentence for some other crime, confessed that he had murdered him, and indicated the spot where his body would be found, and where accordingly his remains were dis covered in a shockingly mutilated state. It was ru moured that Mr. Grace would shortly return to Ire land to appear as a witness in the trial between Evan's trustees and the Bank of Ireland. The officers who proceed in the Dalhousie from Cork to Malts, in command of the drafts which were em barked on Monday are :—Major Meredith, 41st, Captain Pilkington. 47th. and Captain Darrausten, 65th. Drafts of the 39th, 89th, 17th, one 9th Regiments are expected to arrive is Cork garrison. is the coarse of the day, from Limerick, to await embarkation for the east. PRESENTATION TO CAPTAIN TAM AN, OF THE BRA NYMPIL—An elegant service of plate, consisting of a tea and coffee set, with a salver, has lately been presented to Cant. Tall's. The salver bears the following ineeription : " Presented to George Harris Tallan, by the underwriters on the Boa Nymph steamer, se a testimony of his seaman ship mid presence of mind, which, under God, preserved her in the hurricane of the 14th of November, 1854, off Espatoria." Captain Tallan's successful efforts on the occasion referred to, when so many splendid vessels were shattered to pieces on the shore, eminently deserved the public reeogoitios which they have just recsived.—Beyemt New Leiter. MR. JOHN CARDEN.—A movement is on foot for the liberation from gaol of this gentleman, now sixteen months imprisoned in a prison cell for his indiscretion and folly. A petition Is in Donne of signalers fur presentation to the Lord Lieutenant, praying an exercise of his Excel lency's clemency in Mr. Carden's behalf, whose health has been so shattered by the rigoars of a prison life and disci pline that it is problematical if he will ever he restored to his previous health and strength.—Nereaseh Guardian. SP OB TING. HOUGHTON MEETING. SITZIParAin of 10 soap. each,lor Myr-olds; colts, Mt 71b; Milos, Bst 41b. The winner to be so:d for 70 sore. if de. atandied, diet. First half of Ab. M. 8 far 216 yds. Mr. Oterilke. Com, by Planet, fat 41b (Ylatama I Mr. Morris's Lady ooUghtiy, rot 41b . (Bsphar. 3 Pir.llwordar's Persia, Mt 410 3 Lord vititon's King Chat, est 71b Mr. Knott'. Crabstock, est 71b Betting : 6 to 4 ages Ceres:6 to 2 eget Lady Oolightly, 4 to 1 eget Persia, 6to 1 apt King Chat. Won mail, by half a leagth ; three lengths between the second and thud. The 'rinser was chimed by Mr. Morris. ilauntcar 8w ssssss gag of 16 tom. each, 10 ft, for 2 yr olds. First half of Ab. M. 3 far 216 yd.. (12 subs.) Mr. Leash's Prince's instate, by Malcolm, est 121 b (0. Yordliam) 1 Lord =ll by Blase-- tut cab (J. Gamin) Lord DAWN lit 710 (Fathom) + Mr. Adkins's CuriOus, 7.t. (Llemeat) The following also ran : Rodeo, Bina, Lawn, Cleopatra. Betting-6 to 4 ,gat Laos, 6to 1 spot any other. A very floe ram. Won by a bead; the second being only a hood la advance of Thome. Dltton and Carious, who tea • dead heat for the thWd oleos. The others viers well up. Tao BILLING HAND/GAP SWIIIPITALIS of 15 lOU. each. 10 ft, for throe-yr-olds and upwards. Tbe winner to be told for 100 eovs., if demanded, &e. D.M. 7 far 201 yds. (4 subs ) Duke of Bedford's Triton, by Weathart4t, 3 yr., I'd 210 (cliarltoo) 1 Mr. iltarenes lambus, 4 yes, id (Prior) Copious Christie. Mae qui eon, 4 yr; 7at 121 b (I. Cie) 11 Mr. Elms'. William RUM.. 3 yrs, &anis Betting—Even on Triton, 8 to 1 eget Mae qui non, 4 to 1 each eget William Baas and Incubus. Won by three pluton of a length. Bame distance between the second aid third. Soxecairriox PLATE of 601., for two-yr-olds bet 71b, and three, list 101 b. The winner to be sold for 350 soya., it demanded, tie. T.Y.C. 6 fee 140 yda. Mr. J. M. Stanley's Olen Lee, by TM Plying Dutchman, 2 yrs (tarried eat alb) (T. Cliff) I Mr. Armstron g's Imposture. 2 yrs (Belt) 2 Lord Wilton '. I' by Birdostobar--Ilsorilleo, 3 yrs (Bullock) The following also ran: b f by Fiateatcher—Skilfol, Calcutta, e by Surplice—Clementine, and Gamester. Plumb weighed for Little Fairy 811 y, and the number was put up, but whilst :entering up the course she wes found to be lame, and was consequently drawn. The betting opened at 5 to 2 agst Little Fairy filly, end 8 to 1 eget Glen Lee, but when the number of the former was taken down, 13 to 8 was taken about Glen Lee, 4 to 1 &wilco Illy, and 6to l Imposture. Won a length, two lengths between the second and third. T he winner was claimed. SWIIPSTANNII of 10 sou. each ; for 3_yr olds, 7at 71b; four, Bst 21b ; Live and upwards, Bst lib . The winner to be sold for 150 eon. if demanded, dkci. T.Y.C. 6 furlongs 140 pude (6 subs.) sir J. Haw 's Buekafoot, by Venison, S yrs ... Mr. W. Brooks's Anslo-ilszoa, S yrs CI Mr. O. Hobsores Pharos, yrs (mly Mr. Even. ' . Meatus, 5 yrs ....... . ......... (Yat es) , . 4 Mr. W. Horror*, Tresebery. S yrs(Wells 5 Betting: 6 to 4 eget Bucksfoot, 7 to 2 eget Sextus, 5 to 1 each agst Aeglo- Saxon and Pharos. Won by a length and a half. bad third. The winner was claimed by Mr. S. Darling. BWSZPSTAILZ3 of 10 se's, each, for 2-yr-olds, 6:t 91b; three, Bst 71b; four, Bst 12.0; five end upwards , _ 9st llb. The winner to be sold for 250 soy. if demanded, lto. Last hell of Ab. K. 3 furlong. 217 yards. (3 subs.) Mr. Howard's Overreact, by Birdattober, 1 yr', Est 91b (orter) 1 Mr. Stevens'. Unezpeoted, by Pompey, yrs, lat 91b.. (Prior) I Betting :Bto 4 on Unexpected. Overreach made all the running, end was by a neck. HANDICAP PLATE Of 501. for Byr olds and upwards. A. F. 1 mile 2 fur 73 yds. _ . Mr. Palmer's The Chicken by Chanticleer, 3 yrs, 7st slb fasbnuall 1 Mr. J. Osborne's Lord Allred, 3 yrs, Tat (Bea:park 2 Mr. E. Gill's Bourgeois, S yrs, Bat (J. Marion 3 The following also rats : Speed the Plough, Indian War rior, Sir Rowland Trenobard, Newbold, Courtenay, Kim burn by Pompey. Rambling Katie, Noisette, Veteran, KIM?, Crown Pigeon, Bison, Gambler's Daughter, Georgium Sides. Betting 2 to 1 aget Lord Alfred, 6to 1 apt Crown Mom, 7 to I etch seat Veteran and The Chicken, 10 to 1 14= Speed the Plough, Bourgeois, Noisette, and BAR. Was by two lengths ; a length end a half between the esessd and third. Crown Pigeon was fourth, Veteran fifth, Speed the Plough and Kaffir the neat two. BwEngirginut of 10 awn. mush; for 3 rculds, 7st 71b; four, llet 41b; five and upwards, fist 11b. The winner to be 'old for 40 sore. if demanded, &c. T.Y.C. 6 furlongs 140 yard,. (6 subs.) Captain Lane'. John o'Bruges, by John o'Gannt, 4 yrs (J. Mann 1 Mr. demwell's Usurer, 3 ors (Kendall I Mr. Garrett's Little Brownie, 3 yrs Captain Christie's eine.qua-non, 4 yrs (T. CITE 4 Dlr. Walcott's Lady allele, 3 yrs (Walla 6 Sr. B. Hardens's Ju li an, 3 yrs (E. Sharp 6 Betting: 6to 6 eget Usurer, 6to 1 agst any other. Won by three quarters of a length; half a length between the second and third. The winner was claimed by Mr. Bank well. _ A fine bright day, bat very cold. Sport only of passing interest; attendance moderate. The principal feature of business before the races com menced was the settling on the Cambridgeshire. Although two or three are reported " gone," yet it is likely to have a pretty favourable termination. BETTING UP TO SIX O'CLOCK. DERBY. 9 to 1 eget Wentworth (t and offd) 10 to 1 Yellow Jack (t) 10 to 1 Fly by Night (t) 14 to 1 Ellington (t) 29 to 1 Artillery (t) 20 to 1 Coroner (t 26 to 1) 25 to 1 Porte Rico (nffd) 1000 to 26 Mr. Verdant Green (t) 1000 to 30 Buyer Plum (t) 1000 to 16 Aleppo (t) 1000 to 16 Bucolic (t) 1000 to 10 The Prins* (t) NEWMARKET RACES—Tsui DAY. Tea feces are set for this day, the first at twelve. BOAT-RACE FOR 2001.—ns boat-ram for 2001. between Hairy Kelly, of Fulham, and John hischioney, of Richmond, which it was presumed might have determined the championship of the Themes, came off yesterday, but owing to the rough state of the weather was far from sails- factory. In size, weight, and age, the men were eatmeely well matched, both being line powerful fellows, oversees from 10st. ell e. to lOst. 121 be., and between 20 sad 30 yams of no. The distant. wee from Putney to the Ship at Mortlake, and at a little after one the men made their ap seerenoe at the startles place opposite the teener. Meekineey won the choice of station and took the Middlesex side. The wind blew heavily from the 15. W., and the water was by far too rough for melt fragile beats es wager out riggers of the retest day. AU being in readiness the start took place. It wee very fi ne, and the lead slightly takes Kelly. O ff Messrs. Searles', while the men were 'fecklessly had hie right scull dashed from his head, eat{ lassieg over to recover it, his boat capsized, and he was im mersed la the water. His cutter was close at his stem at Me imemeet, and is less time than it takes to describe it, his 111114 is per righted,and be was seated is her at work again is permit of his opponent, who by this time bed so. Wkii:lead of 160 yards, which he never forfeited. ey rowed very gallantly, but the race from this point Wei ever. The winner rowed in abe boat built by Salter. Time, 29 min. 26 see. LEGAL COSTUME IN TASMANIA. The Colonial Times, a Trunnion paper, states, a short time ties, after the sittings in basso la the Supremo Court of that colony, the Chief Jostles took the opportunity, so many legal gen tlemen being present, to express their Honours' opinion upon the eons.. of the bar. Their Honours desired that the mussel should adopt the erstense of the English bar and ef the sister colonies. It was sufficient to °Merv* that in England, perhaps the most civilised and enlightened country in the world, the costume of the bar was pnsonsed to add to the dignity of the mart. There was nothiog in the climate here to reader It twat for this colony, and no nuotts seemed to present themselves why it should not be adopted. As the gasket asinine bad so Meg fallen into desuetude. their Houser' allowed counsel natil the first term next year to peones the robe', Ac., they required ; after which time no modes would be allowed ted o b ostumee made of by he bar counsel appearing in other than the recognis ct. EXPLOSION AT THE CITY GAS WORKS, WElTZ 'num.—Last evening, a few minutes before 7 *Week, much alarm was anteed in the asighbaarhood of the City ou Werke, Whitefriars, by a load explosion. It appears that about the time mentioned, one of the new mains,which, it is sadoustood, has only bees recently charged, saddosly gave way. Mewieg eat a portion of the front wall of the imildiag in Doeset.strest, and shattering the windows. To give none ides of the tom of the explmicm, the sane of the nelson hen pipe of eseramis strength, was wreasbed e the pleas being blown in all direedeas. A large numbse of workmen up to a late hour last sight were na rb abusing up the wall en whisk the main is feed. It at t lisetaaste that so owe of permed injury occurred, slthengli ambers of withfil la the works were fie. gyred em the pension ew yetis of **maim. • N I: VC Si'APER f ., ........ I{ f... 1: ‘" • - . • *Ai ' • A :••• .. ... , SEaUdX2 • ENCE. )N MEETING. I.yr-olds; colts, 84 71b; r/A1 for 70 son. if de- r far 216 yds. Matsui I Meehan 2 1 (Collin. $ (Ashman) 4 , (Wilson) i gat Lady Golight)y, 4 ' , t. Won easily by half 1 to ascend and third. via. no. each, 10 ft, for 2 yr- I yds. (12 subs.) takel (Oin, rept 121 b . Fordlum) 1 tRh ..... (J. Geller) 2 b (Potan) • ' (Clement) s . . yna, Lawn, Cleopatra. . 1 apt say other. A is second being only a ed Curious, who rsa • 1 others were well up. ITagull of 15 son. each, de. The winner to be D.M. 7 far 201 yds. 'rat, 2 yrs, 7st 210 I (Marlton) 1 (Prior) 2 r b l3 lb (f. Om) r (A. Day) 4 • apt Sine qui non, 4 to alms. Won by three- NI between the second ' ✓ two-yr-olds Est 71b, , , be sold for 350 son., if Ids. ' raying Dutchman, (2.C112) 1 .. (Ke.. l t) 2 Bs ryes (t) s r Fiatoatcher—Sitilfol, , and Gamester. a : ly, Ind the number was course she was found to i 1. t Little Fairy filly, and . number of the former ' about Glen Lee, 4 to 1 Won by a length, two god. The winner was , i , , 1 for 3yr olds, 7st 711 ; . I 7th. The winner to be 1 3.. T.Y.C. 6 furlongs I yrs.... (T, Cliff) I " ;5 t .. 0 .. 2 * s - g — 5t — 5e .t. : (742 11 ( 1 .4r. , 1117 6 1 1: 435 1 1 ' 1 1 I. ! Won by a length and was claimed by Mr. S. for 2-yr-olds, 64 91b; lie and upwards, 9st 11b. f demanded, Ito. Last (3 subs.) • cher, I yrs, gat 91b (Porter) I I yrr, 6et 91b.. (Prior) 2 Overreach made all the yr olds and upwards. i 1 41147 . 3 yrs, 7st slb (annul 1 (Session 2 (J. Marron S it Plough, Indian War- told, Courtensy, Kim- ' I le, Noisette, Veteran, Gambler's Daughter, l , 'red. 6 to 1 apt Crown Id The Chicken, 10 to 1 ois, Molina!, and Kaffir. ad a half between the u fourth, Veteran fifth, • . it two. for 3 yr-olds, 7st 716 ; llb. The winner to be T.Y.C. 6 furlongs 140 lotus °Vaunt, 4 yrs (.1. Mann 1 (Kendall 2 (Charlton I l / (T. chi 4 (Wells 6 (E. Sharp 6 1 apt any other. Won r a length between the .1 • claimed by Mr. Sam- . Sport only of passing ! I before the races com- bridgeshire. Although yet it is likely to hare a I . C. O'CLOCK. I ' 1 . tin (t and offd) j • ask (t) fight (t) '.I .1 I (t) (t) ! 1 '2 25 to 1) I Do (43) I lent Green (t) 1 !um (t) r t) I ; ,cit It) I—THIII Day. first at twelve. 1 ' bost.reos for 2001. ad John Mackinney, of might have determined i ' .i ems off yesterday, but 11 1 ,ther was far from astir . he men were innately Old fellows ' avenging i between 20 s ad 20 years Putney to the Ship at the seen made their ap- opposite the tenon. I and took the Middlesex the LW., and the water rile baste a wager out- eg in reading*, the start le lead slightly taken lve l , le the men were led from his bud, esti .. apsised, and he was int. 'as close at his stern at t takes to describe it, his was seated in her at work mho by this time had se- a ! eh he never forfeited. but the race from this I 1 i in a beautiful boat built •••—T---_ I ill. The Colonial 'I i I a short lime sista, after 11 1 1 at Court of that colony, i , pity, so many legal gen- , 1 i their Honours' opinion sir Honours desired that a of the English bar and da I nt to °beery* that in , ' and enlightened country ' 1 r was presumed to add to is nothing in the climate 1, y, and nonagons mused lid not be adopted. As en into desuetude, their 1 first term neat year to ad ; after which time no i de by counsel appearing • of the bar. 11 he WORS6, WEITZ. Beata before 7 *Week, ghborarhood of the City / ,I 1 explosion. It appears I ' of the new mains,which, sently charged, saddeely IL 1 of the front wall of the • , living . the windows. To i i explowes, the entre of . • aims* was etresehed all dirediese. A large i lour last sight were ea. high the twain is lined. It wooed Wary occurred, G in the works were ea- ✓ yatds of the sato. .. ....411110 'I UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, OT. 24. EXEGESIS OF HOLT SCRIPTURE.—Deso Ireland, processor of the Exegesis of Holy Scripture (the provost of Oriel Cullege), proposes to commence his lectures at the Clarendon on Monday, the 29th instant, at 11 o'clock (the lectures dories this present term being spia the mystical Sense of Scripture), to be continued on each sameeding Moodily. Os Wednesday and Friday in each week he pro. poses to read seme of tb• Epistles at his own home. These lere tures are open to members of the university who have the examination in the school of Literie Hurassiorse or the degree of B A.; and those who desire to attend them are requested to call upon the professor on Saturday, the 27th instant. ENTOMOLOGICAL CoLLecriox.—Mr. Hope's Raton:01o. 'teal Collection will be open to the public daily dories the preseat term, Sundays 'tatted, from 2 to 3 p.m., till further notice. Persons desirous of studying the collection for scientific purposes at greater leisure are requested to apply by letter, addressed " Tte Curator of Mr. Hope's Collection, Taylor-buildings." —R. 1.. Corrox, Vice- Chaneeller. ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOOY.—Ths Regius Protestor of Physic, Dr. Ogle, of Trinity College, will commence a mune of lectures on anatomy and physiology on Monday, Oct. 2S, at 2 o'clock.. CLINICAL Limn aa.—The Clinical Professor of Medicine, Dr. Ogle, will commence his lectures at the Radcliffe lour on Saturda_ y, Nov. 8, at 11 a.m. UMITZPAITY Or THU Miss Room. —The formal *peeing of the Maw Room and Library, adjoining the Museum of Natural History now In course of erectors in the Parks, took plus yesterday evesiag. The building, which has been erected on the minutiae of Dr. Acland, consists of a library, a dinialproom for mechanics and labourers, a boasekeeper's room, and kitchen supplied with all the requisites of cooking ap paratus, stove. ite. The library will consist of a choice selesties of iieleabfie book', literature, and divinity; sad the reading rum will be well supplied with aewspapers sad periodicals. It is also iatimded, daring the winter months, that lectures shall be delivered to the we., several seisms geatlsmen cosauted with the University ' have already promised their assistaaos. One of the chief *Meets of the new bedding is to enable the workmen to have their meals on the premises, without the necessity of going to • publiiPhouse, sad small semen!, will be charged for till isectmodation thus offered them. The rooms were opened by the Vies•Ohanoellor, who was accompanied by mural of the maseue delegate', including Profiteers Phillip', Walker, Rev. G. Butler, N. S. Maskayisaii, Rag , Mr. Wood, of Queen's College, and Mr. Woodward, sushi test, to. About 80 workmen sat dowa to a substantial repast, and the Vice Chancellor briefly addressed the mita, eaplanatory of the objects of the Museum. A number of toasts were given and responded to in the roans of the nowise, which pawed off is a very agreeable manner. SWEDISH INBIGNIa.—The order of the Seraphim, the Megan of which Kieg Omar hai Jett sent to the Bmperee Napoleons, is the onset and the most dhtinguished of the orders of Swedish knighthood. lunette! in 1285, by King Magnin Wales, it was ?sensed la 1748 by King Frederick I. It to competed of any we class, sad is poly esehreed ce prisms sad the highest evil aed military fewthearies. The emateheee of mob Swedish or foreign Mien remains for ever bung up be the church of Redder• helm, where the tombs of the Wags of Sweden ere built, an Oa dean wok Knight of the Order is annowoed by the leg nibs large bell of tbst shunt. Besides the Bmporer Nepalese, there is only ace other Frenchman =re who membere of the order of the Serenhe namely, Beide, w is aim the eldest, in seineatiOs dstiag es for beck se 1810. EXTREELVZ ROBBERY or SILVER PLATE.-00 Friday night, GT may oa Saturday moraine Last, the red den* of Mr. Grove Berry, wpm, High Berm/gate, wee sateen aed robbed of featly all the silver plate, of between 1001. sad 1001. calm. his supposed the thieves bad eaten the heel by a frost window • and although every exertion cad imisky bed bees made, the offeeders had eluded de tense re m Money lest. A reward of 201. has bees offered In** appeobsesies and weenies. The robbery was set disowned mall about sir eNdlesk is tics mends& nes anet the sensate wag &WO lab% A. ha" heat doer midi apes, and milts sham.-- yet kakinamsts. MURAL Pai.&a&— DAY. OCT. 14. hdeinees se 0.15 diMe by omen Sake% 001..T5Md.8.7M. Ceneopendier dap het yew, 1,6611. Mk se ell dy, an lag - . sad d. es. for 11l 111111 ao be q• ma tram• tor and rut for r but :•&W • wOll4 111 60 of low as' of 01 11 * DIY 6, • Vo lt " t m oot Tbe L lism• IV% r i womb. • 7 60 me, l4l ‘ bolo" ••604 1106 • w. l i • •4900 . • bolo" W• 1, B of ties