The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-20 00:00:00

e . NEWSP , 1 1 4, 51 I 4jssauti • . , I C-~~ . - V",e„ . ' - T'L l i - %, • , -, , 7S /"."...:."; . ',,,...- -..- ek-•=. Na 4,635.] PIPtRE. MONEY WIORAM and BONE' Was awat_ jar m a itso ilr e i l l..t i zet PACKI? V ia l: OS Rooks oft SATURDAY. Mb of July calling at Plymesik.lllo clipper ship :4911 VIA PTDY. 1.000 tome resider. B. Commander . mg lu the Soot India Duets MOW/ ems ono of WWII Money %loam and me cc be hisied of pocket.. 'Ouch comprises the *Moth. neeaes, Yetettelftlft % . -Ade. I m• ohodere. nod other fut. faToftritc. And ___ all r. 141111 cod fitted 'tamely Inr the trade to Au. Her aceemeoftiatmaa De an cis.... sr. zuprood. and oho It kit tiny an experieuer magma —ler promos apply to ll'I.E0t). A LLTDRT. sad 110110 AN. Itottey Wiens and Mona, lig. Lesdestall-strost. taimegurs thy eloackete are conveyed trots = kr lam to Ilreteitfte tor toeftml•eltaa kites, and ifin`Y WHAM MUNAION to ~K Y L ORE D COMMUNICATION lesel—The LIVERPOOL. IC NEW T YOKE,II4 I . IIII.AMILPIIIA ATILAII SNIP Is PSI PANS' Intend glessatentnt ir tan-powered leuu &new Steam Alp., eats.M dessastewn embark yeeeennees and dastora bet, a t f.. 1 1 0 . 8. WILLI( LY Yrltoll LI V EMI )t)L Yoe NEW TOIL Fill Nerloll. Wednelds,, Juno I& In% IF WASHINGTON. Wednesday. Jody S. 1.Lt.14:0W, irtslnesslay. July It And every snereerling Wolneniu. 1 shin passage. IS. IL awl II aseardene te the eineen. ...la/tuu. I ..rwaral pa.aye . sweats. Inekedlas all providers non or Canada and the Weston Make bashed through nn nory Alvantannnna Irmo. INW teethes piellessisse sp., I ELIAS! IN Ma N. td, Weeeralseet. Liviseesi ;sr Ss 1.1% W 4 awl SI WEI', 11. Klee WIII/ane steak City. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE —Sea PaMage sine linen oydy —The %e a, elands Alearnb.m Corm paby's migallkest. new. e.d tembrit• peeemmer paddle Mesmer BA r AVMS. N. :MI ITN. Cemessader, will be dosped4 bed Irme Om WM& amod ref. Aram Sloan every %add, morning. M U ado* auddie the wow Y 15 boars, asa &n s lam sliss nalintiame every Tuesday taranatadot the atirma Us Mimesgs t• Oft Oimpaay Lam. inewilwiloy aatteramea wary IA Ifol= " 16 ale mew Memeuer IFYINOOILD NM nowedyr meendsys mob hum Me Tedros, vatararag tram ermey_ . Randal aboralu--ro: . Revere = er Atttal cill eravita, ualignal ara Mr:IAPI Wit, titi..,•=ebaareaalluaarnit. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. CIIIAP ZICEINON I. Mr SEA lllbb.-08 SATURDAY Jr Md. so SICI:bIJON TIMM will lone el 11l pow. sot isarlbs at 11111 p.m.. tor WeMau, Rinihum awl hems INK NM ft), linlea. Crib Yurille. red IL,. Mario bowles. 11144wirt. DOlealli. iird WET NOCTII Ik sod tab Lattspies so Tidy, Jr 11110. arm MIL GRIAT WISTZRN RAILWAY. on ArNDAY, .1•24 113‘ • CRIMP ILICURSION TRAIN VIM M.* hlddilkirtoll a Oki& a.., kw 1..41g .41 , 41.. NM la,. Their sad Ablanimosio MA, 44. *4. ;. Wes& Thsidisee X•yrkHN7. UnAgarked aid da. at). Prearearar Oaring. aid Wftlholefer4 Malmad AIL). Whom Abaples. ard (AVOID ALM. , raisisara nap by. /OR lIIVTVAI METROPOLITAN loany, K.; Ma AMSURANCIL LIFE ABET/RANCE sliest, leak LC. UM D. Dom Flia, Lg., Drional. Million J. Loodwir Dn. flag Clic Sri JIM& Liord. Imo, liraangina Jams Danis. ital. Dir J. Pastas. /LP , Mar pose J. Delatoria. Dag worth. Prima Fos, Dag goorm Farrier, lig. BMW Fry, Ikg.. throopool. lenge Feria Dig, Darlington. Ira east. Bra. rerommuk. Hoary kart, lei Derlior, lan. Osage lfweglan. Nay. W frAill I E.C.11. llisbard S. Wilkinson. Esq. raw rM s WO% eastrw. 16 Wan LAM. a ls. Jamb row iwnseum—Dr. low WlNloll—Joks HUY" 63.1. Soiacriqui—Heems. Air" in relsdas). J. Lauren Travers, Stsi. ihn e elettroadatrest. Ns. Y, Ye. Brobdateset. MTS. sad Smith. Nu. 26. nit* ADVANTAORE 01•WOUJUNG WITH THIS SOCIETY. Elsolostsal tassollenseat, no pold agents Was sesplopol, r as eameleam Ms al the Mode of tho omits to to. redoellea O. of Idersobess las man' or ',words. promise at sa sessmodatad :gal MINN A mess 'menet Ingmar at IMOIIII D= s tle aniglonso the aceivxid hi dolma, ails Mama at Mool bas ra ne e nsoi nmabere rohedira at ash amnia proalmes 441‘4100 TM nee osenred by misting poncho loosed MOMS , Pow lho rat tosibil Ibl OS AMU, 1.12, an abstosmat bar bees onmona as the Me el II per rod. Parma Mama ot breconing woes of Thu Society would V oduorgaggens Is Mar proposals os or bran She la July rat. Prolaelmalt Copies of Annual Accounts, aa4 AH parternion obtalasol ea omilsolla to I, UM. AIIIZY MANAILAI, Mama. THR IT. PANCRAS IRON WORK ODYPANY, OLD IT. PANCRAS-10AL% ItiV. Paisokie sad Ilsaabstarin at Mist Moot WisoW Iran ilislble Oags. Desamis Ilark. Von.Da Meat Mad Whir liar bet7:3" e sti °1.1.1161114 1rat Wart. =DMA= C.ATALOODEI 1 PULS by Screw Steamer and alabbiry sad Moolan4 Coal 06.% bee* MIMS PS= for liettoa sod Wafts Wolin& Ur bale Mee esak VW. end ban Or by wow WARafihroa. M.: beat ma, 1 'NAND—by am- WAY : sad sa Ome r. erd Ira : BMW. OIL per los•-••11 sash. Se sag pert at Lark& AU orders le be fiew a :a b LISA amp's., QM 111•14 North Laos BMW/ WOW. rnaLx.a, N. anon inglivel. WATIORWTON sad DROGDIEWB GOLD CIIIANS =yd.% at reallaabla mai u• wrinerrie al mataittaatance plow pit a Ss Aim panaltask WI eurporalaaaal at Ye *to Itares the oat% Mow sea lltte data walaba le Mr ulnae swat Ai imam al 1.4 pat, ant dip a Isis tritibra." —ftwimilaas Ilmileslary, Ns. 14 Usialailwatoast, Oraiatipoloa. WA. koala. Asap ma& at alalaa aad jelrellery kr la mall NA Si astablialmast doses at ala the ..iii lea es bleirdies al i egret H•IIILT021 sau ICIMPTON, Takes, 11 1 / 4 lastar NAIL A num ROCK cof 1111 M1 011111r . LOUNG/MI. sal MS COATI be Ye pram% issins. eillikailla 41111 domed ea bobs pod mod imilesable drew LAM" AIDING ZASITA, LlTlalli, &a. BeMILES' (ALFRED WEBB MUM) 1511 RISING AND 81710 IND STOCK ler the Weriddrard 3eslsh ANGOLA Ida TIODUZA, Is was sepsis sad ready kr Thrie TIMM, rafighlided b bl yV ia allka, Misr esiy.tarrnion. satiocsrainz DANDYNDARVADI. sar was la set sesessard wish say passia Nahrry and aim kar mum SITADLIM I NNA IPIAAVANY. NUL " rrlllll 01114SRATZD LNDISPINSABLE ke A. aunt ' es lanweee veriety et yeelerse sad Maims w.Wew. Nelbliew. ks& Travelling. sr Destaws. hem See. lo be Mestere cab at L NOSES les4 SON, Omer et lOweelas awl New Oslewleereek seeser Ai r leet.dreee. Omer d Tseemieweweeriesel rel SmsessweeL CoMPIST absibel and TT ER OCICHIONDIA or TRANSPARENT rtz mum am r ide vied 64 sod addlibs pereb bie rid am be um a=woil r (.41411• OIL :; tie! 1111111'..11t bPICTACLIS HARRIS mad lON, mil Smut 1. della. WM" sum. ark Sled. irlll or psalms. li. : = e n L i .Is IS& Oil aid Um Bpselides arl wag mid,. el =11,1174121 . 118. Mairlo's c i elm Ilizer awl MX is si• imp=e a lli Itussum fariza. —lle lowellers ampkged. TRLMOM SUN sad DllllT.—ladiss will i. uppbmirs d nowLiUffir LTD ebb dle 11r:= i rgad=rtIrs milF :111=aeb 04 61 =1 I m= and adboitbiL Isami ro .a rA li il ipiatek Ezsubleg se Noliwed tabbolir WI ina Ana .. dila lirirk.mwd sta k =ob ai rl eh draness en GI- arabibb Jo ego at smiewes et__ p id lb lima lan WW I. uftegat Who h. bi. Nil b. N. pir basis. Iso Ins soisk se, IbL a uM il l A rtkabblob rod berfacasta—Aak hr =W ho ow d " ma : Ink boyars a ablbei abeam maw PIB I7 CHANII Dwayne IaDIOINIS, er s t=7. ship to ishe m i l li n= trzlirm atoima „..,,, l . olit i te i . a . II I A ::, .. ow% loft es, ls. let sod w~ Ild. ODN. MILVIIDIVAURAMILIt IlialnlCZ. ler noirdrawsong the berms ay vawaffaka ginSesi. ' , vainest tin mom seenist b 6. =etft le Zt"leall4 gmasalbt eldsleas. avid I= ewe, ,114:1W6/66118.1b, 1.2":6".. setbiefrair=o"."" 4.1111*111 ''''elle74 di _ ari " Itashrifs 011ie Dm 1. 111161. 0ca1"414 . 1411mist"1"81 AsioN all W., mai u5iii.... 11°.4 11.1.1.6. eimelpt el praylhe Nor. .___.• be y i d di an ew" e a Mob. roak aSsols: Dialag• la• ...mooftwonsi • Neirbay le. a. ustmem,... kiersilt. odimi.s...4._ ; 11 lila Meek liswhaNksookp: Imam. T., "o= h a sens alig VA Illismd. Wham ; Flak VICTORIA CROSS GALLERY.—Thi r d &a lea, daily hes 10 till 7. Adinlesien le Our MUM:B Sea r their DUD% painted by LW. DhaIiNGES. se w Leta o des Blab; —Atria, Atria. Interim:ha. Balaclava, the Trenchve, , the Persian War, sad the field of India. The col lect/ea iscreseseL Descriptive cataloJuASe, ed itglatnia . ROWO, Sec. STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Miff chants. Ts, lidiagma to street Within.-7RE„NCH aM RHENISH WINN& ChM. vin Ordinalre. 7pa, 200 .. 30 & 84, Julien, &a, 305., eta Mid= Margaux, &r.. Otie 729 . Per O °L s Chr c re ih r . S. 4 . 1. 4, 7.6 "... ditto s, Motb,..Pe 2 r o r s t .. er, Jon u.. eta , Cite: SO& isllssa7. . Sauterne, a pe and 4111. ; MASK IX aid Guam sad Sanaa, 25e per dm ; soak Nu, 48a. • : hack. 30e.. superior, eft, MR pit •1111. • Nat wins ast Spirits al all k/ada no application. All pd. dams' Owarlibla Iva =Mx SIIMMER BEVERAGES.—A tablesp oon f u l o f either of 1. swissultra semi IhMILNCIM prepared trom choke Malta and cootalaing se chemical Savouring what seer abed wilti cm °Mimi" timehier All of melee water. will lona a deader bovine" —1711••• Mistel. MX. CWASLOS MOWN WSW MAGAZINZ, XVIZY WHS. 'mutual. No. L out asturday, July q MI. "ROBIN GOODFELLOW." A WWI, Jamul el Fad sad ►tetbn Co•4•4011* CNAILWI ZACK" LL D. Once, I Fkdarrt, Leedon, LC. QUANTITY gamut% AND MAMMA. No. Liel} . l,_Pelee PC every Meath, THI SIX ZNNY MAGAZINE, ua sawaienl at She Draig "ehme t.—s• ElaisNied ismas• • mese era la Liars awe : impel sheapasse; al emebies the eceablnatlon of gaillellegatallii. Man the thew Med seer surwNT NAGAZINI all Mw cheapest Monthly PeOlo. allempled : Ohs atzniory NACIAZINII irlll be equal In citiantily of matter, sad Is quality of eostents, to its Wfdmrn contemporaries aphasia paw* of toes, steer*: eipseseion, sad general scope, Ye 'tummy MAGAZINE will be the very best Monthly Yaw she al re Clay. Ne. 1 Seedy July 1, peke ed. Laden : Waal sad Leek, to Ykesteareet. Is Wieldy Pew Numliesta gorgeously ilbastrMall with Wowed NITILLIJETRA I V i r PERIODICALS. OSTIOI/1 (mum 1 NOM AT ROM.. for Children. & BATTLE AND THI being Stories of Adventure by Lod sa4 flea • OULUVWs TRAVIUL • TUTU MUMS. 41. THU WILD AID WONDIATUL Lemke: George Vkliers, Angel court. Strand. This ay pbe b , ornamental cuter ONLY A WOMAN. A NoveL by Captain Labaurs ivaasALL Lambe: Ward sad la* Ih Illestabbt. dic prise fa, TRAPPER'S DAUGHTER. B 7 GunAvs .11•11 we Male, of tbe Pratrk, ' de. It le saillde fag language to depict lame Marinas mem, et In Lio son thrllling Interest. Louden : W.rd and Leek IfWenetnaitt. D R la BRIGH , by pool 14 olomps, Moo T'S MAUCUAL on NERVOUS . DIMILITY lo ALL ITS YAW= MGM with Dosortp. Soo Coosa llhiolfalod .ti Domino Mu Life. rootslsles fall particulars be WI ewe By Da Puma% Member of the c=a, wawlckAno. FriasawAsa-row. Da OMNI OW 1111•0=11111. WEAL 111011LITY, A ' yealkhed. yoke Masa MAY hem the Mame for le A =MAL MAY ea the 111.17131 . :an .C 2. CUM d PILIOUTIIII DICLINI la MAN, with pisla dkeeekee kr pedeit reeeraellea le Maki' ad viewer. the rime =llee yowl mteemellel% the Ireeied et thee =rem mid whisit d m e le embitter awl *Mem 1:18 .61 2 0.1. ! L 111. Allemenemmet, somams. . 11 1:n • d =Mee la ming airete iimeaber ot seekty by mimes the book will me bp Mad metel—whelhor we b —44 a. person held Me relation of • week perwilee. er elesermem Lewin : Masa. 2., Canada I iml 1. Mks, 119. Warirldrims. la take peen. ird rally erlll be pelee M., by poet la A ,TREATISE on D his RECTUM; .Lll. imebredag sepectolly PO" Plmlelo, sad Illrlelere. tki ether d ale m,iMeee to wtttoti OW rower Bowel l i m . = bum larenees and mediatory habits od Ideo, prodraag. Yee red awe et the liver. to, Wks the resat& et ladpromed Imednelok 8 1 1011111.110, edep4ed le is edeeelve yemellek with out rieseies le Ile lodic Ulsd epaaalrefltla Mt IV th e owed as 4 mat raw. cnallit=1881:11.. Rome ,Iteau D d um.. at neweereb. Neesbur el Ike Bernd Wl= of Ser. Pee of Rodltrd. . d c ., Anther "lids Menem and Wit Itemedies, big id by pail lb IOC: ead " lll•seass of Os Elkin," yoke 4 . lry post la. IL WA Gietawainiet, fia• eeverequan. ttoari of coamattatioa tram 11 WI I. THE BUILDIIB' trams. —4,— The committee of the masons' society yeelerky .at or a arise to their rumbles grim; re iellereg rib sweet lit of those esopleyer ire. up Merle der, lave ae• eared the 511M111. of the onnproesir sad at whose were and yards tar men have reeresd their em ployeser '— Warts at ileagerfordbnAge ; works at Wsetrierr Midge ; Moan. Moor, Paddington ; Bower. NEM& ; Glyn. ; imam, Wandsworth ; Orber both-walk ; Harlow Woodier, Pharr; Cur, Oravablene ;rem. PLO ; Todd. Crier ; Firs. VairliaN ; WOlitar Oeswellereet; OlatV " : Hayward. Bori ; Bridge, gyardei ; • Chelsea ; Nene. Orirdeerres6 ; Kr% .11embh_bcralk; Wright, Carlierhais ; Dean* relareted and Mcrae. Olipstaserint On Teseday • gerlerea waited epos tie eininirse of morn at re ger era rid ho had hese deport by sere et the largest in the trade to see theta aid balk wee rie m =t 6 7=r visit the view el min whirr adjestarat could not be agreed us v pin t i le n Zerreesealds• ornag , ter hit wr i t= le that in soy ipismat the tower the POI lana bar —rat tee era word not 6 =1 1 4 elm malleipricir is say weer week vise the hourly eye ink nor would they ene tribe errs he the Illatasday bat beaday. baying abwe4 rived redereadfor nr • beers it its brew. ?he gedirenn prodig to sernier• IMO with &sr A letter was are sseivod frees lir. IL Kan of the Owned of the god* of Arehart% re• orrnesiiiinpute to be enbritted to the arbitastice of are two rarer and two wormer. The awe ere very sawing that re repro will be ear* settled ski week, as it known that sore of the lamest Ines I. the tends are in favour of the eerprao. and only refrain fns it the hope by hope that • rill holding oat w il l ✓e aid wen o Jiving is unanimously at ore elan the roper bridayen held a meatier last *ld at sp Oresewleb, ag er in a • resialiee wee adopleted reeleasuely ier derri the sperm. rime er tho Wet. owl in no way to roopt the Newly elmet. JUJLWA T Takerley, is Mr. Bobolelleld's eomositlee, the 1411 et the Swam end Meth Se'twig, atter am* feet =inanity. MO deiced preyed. The mama halo leen seeeteded r the ememitlee CS the Meth Raway, the easineedeg eclipses will he Mime te , 4lep. lir. Hope Semi, tlik a r ie. te reply en the ere et the ammetter beer of the Womble halve, end North 8ea 1 :474 the committee will &aside upon it to-tis le Mbe WI of the Oar- We sal no& Bay Railway end Desk tionpany for pentrelle enwslemit breech radium. be &M.. sad the Illary pWertOOL od QsYie, b Wigtoo, M se oollsoOof eat of , 01111111 Pi en ellall entire da ie Xr. lieseenre ammilt The eammilthe the Xeitropo y litee Laws NM ass ad the sliolog oolostiorisho the berth.n of perridane u t en t the North Leaden Railway Company's bill. II lama hot au bk. osoopoy lons t for ll* doom every mania. Wore= the (City) sheathe sad Soolayo, Clldelnewity sod Geed Friday ai no pow pow pomp= =oho et Ito* to the event at jraneer_te ftebile onongoomolo. As ow mob on WYE of Oho pole of mike of doom to amble the, bo lomooft aD the dada % broom solios, sad Nee .of Ihellolold, now waled away by matendere, by Ow Rink Lorin Bolopay, sad hare it Mar aged at my of the rata. bat Win we precedent 1w this is mocker railway m th e antes de , clodto entertain it. lin ens nu of the as... of Lords of white the Duke at heeelereeti is the chairmen weed the North Railway sad Doak MIL The moral the Oaweetrrod Plereteere Railway, far prow be eineksel additional in the amities of Nestemory said this,. sad to marsh their line with AO litrawelmay Wolchpool and Sivas Walley Rill way, wee emend be Irat Cienneni lOW sake, sad pass! wad oselsowlog Mime Wiwi itiFoolllll nor sera NOZTEIRN STAm—The Mambas wee is &mem quamtity et mends hem the &Mos tatie The Prima Omeettems - sake mme Meet Im tb. mammtmderfieg stase et New I still wig bask lliereft by Ibe &..m.'; metive Memisess see peusist bete Mogsbois, Tam& Hesales, mil Imam Kim& essupying mere bosom sad. Id& &di sesumlemsd emßuteMtslt mess temsetasion se ether kind et lembmis y may et sersystim. esikete beep as ma et bees se mama& mews! et Os sly sememdiems w&kg them emesptissmi Gem ta males as emy a.V boa& of mematesture Obey Me* sad Sbe perammems I.s resmesd time meth* of 'ivies tees wawa had b emsb s. will as lbs soillameet isles mom OM. Vida MOM Si baMdiaq _ mm. Mod et • lame sad demist se W Mws Itim eve yam.--Oammtees Nimma LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1861. gDe Com The Queen held a drawing-room in St. James's Palace yesterday afternoon. The queen and Prince Consort, accompanied by the Priam. Alice, arrived from Buckingham Palace soon after two o'clock, attended by the ladies and gentlemen in waiting. The Duke of Cambridge, the Primer Mary of Cam bridge, the Count of Flanders, Prince Louis of H Prince Edward of Sam Weimar, and Prince Frederick of Holstein were present at the reception. Her Majesty and the Prince Consort were attended by the Duchess of Wellington, Mistress of the Robot, ' Viersuateas Jocelyn (is waiting), Lady Churchill, the Omatoes of Widen, the Duchene of Athole, and the Mar chioness of Ely, Ladies of the Bedchamber. Hon. Flora Macdonald (in waiting), and the officers of the household. Viscount Castlecuffe was the Page of Honour in Waiting. The queen wore • black paramatta train, with a deep trimmiag of crape. The petticoat of . pararneLa trimmed with nape to Her Majesty's headreas was heated of black craps veil and black feathen. The Primo Alias won • train of black crape, trimmed with bows of the same material. The petticoat was black ' snipe, with several &ono= over black silk, and wee trimmed with bows of crape. Her Royal Highness wore • tiara of jet, with black feathers and lappet& The Princess Mary of Cambridge wore a train of black silk trimmed with crape. A black silk petticoat, with maps Maim Jet arosisesta ea the corsage. Her Royal High sem ware as • bead-dress a tiara of jet, black feathers, aid e black asps nil. P Ambassador, and Ministen were Introduced, whew the aws preseotatiew to the Qsisia took *sae , in tlet Th Biwa Is D d' y Datums Dm*" Madame de Novinky, nee Com- = Adlestseg. By lady Joha Rama, the *ambitions de Vinchinnro, so ltaliea lady, aid Moe Georgina Begot Gusset. By the Counter de Finns" IA Marquise d'Andinie, wife el the Attache Milken , ' of the French Embassy. By the Cowden de Borwitorff, Coe:nesse Thecla de .. • Prussian lady. By this Countess Platen, Bareness Hambro, a Danish lady. By Lady John Russell, Mrs. Adams, wife of the United States Minister at the Court of Bt. James. By the Austrian Ambomador, Count Zaltuki, • gentle roma from Galicia ; Dena Terdmoud Rothschild, of Vienna. By the Runes Amkamarkw, Mr. Sabonroff, Kane de la Cour de l'Empereur de touts' les Rusin. By the Envoy from the Rim of Italy, de Via chisturo, Prime loam Eaters, Secretary of the Twption. By the Dull Minister, Count Denneakidd, Baron Haman% B~ the United States Minister, Mr. Charles L Wilsor, Secretary of the limited States Legation at the Court of St. JUNO ; Mr . Hairy Brooks Adams, son of the Mini s t er . By the eisarstaty of Siam Le llevalier G. des &atm, sM d'Affaires of Portugal ; boo Antonio Flores, Charge Wass of the Republic of Equator. By the Charge d'Affaires of Equator, Don Carlos Klinger, Attache to the Equatoriaa Legation and brother-in•law of the Fiaaacial Minister of the Republic. The Diplomatic Circle was attended by the Franck, Austrian, sod Russian sanbersadon ; the Belgian, Bavarian, Haeoveriao, Dalian, Greek, Netherland., Pros. mina, Brusilian, Grenada and Guatemala, Saxon, Swedish sad Norwegian, Danish, United States, and Peruvian Mini sters, and the Minister of the Republic of Haiti. The gmeral circle was well attended. Two uwind and eleven ladies had the honour of bibs prenatal to the queen. The Mies[ pressudatiom to the tamest took plass, the amass having bees prismously left at the Lord Chamber lain's's/lee and 'Omitted for bet Majesty's approval : Ilse lady ilfeabsth Adams on her marriage, by the Countess et Hardwick/. /name, Countess of Albemarle, upon her marriage, by the LLB= of Iltuxbruch. The lady Clesstaace Amherst, by her mother, the Osentem Amherst. ahem& Min Medea Sognstos army, os ber marriage, by Um Leal Isity Ashburton, oa bar marriage. by the Merebiesses of Nat/ MeWm Lusby BOLA by the lamb Cotteehma. ALS Lassa, es bir esse he La. Mrs. Werth. Ws. ga t rimsitalikalles. ML. Mn by the Msysidessas el My. Mn. W: ili zzewe res Ma. ILA Itereeli. The Ls. NM _ by the me ltellimicas. Mae Ames Larreele, by kin =Wm, the Mom Wra. llthened Mee. W 111=1, as beroffisfiss.bylmly Brtnebniali Mb MOM Meats by the Comelemal LW/ Lady Charge Ler. es bar mango, by Maris Marchioness of Ai ll4 eg bee marked by Lady John =amen.issllMy y a. ber e.e sister Mra. Richard matter. The Osantese el aempendeers by Me Cesstese et Chahar& T ndom he Laity Victoria animpbell, by Mr , Me °maim Ga Mos. Lam Carestilsk lagy WaMrpsik. The Ogaseses of Illawder the Dubow of Baceleacl. Igili Nosises Deg/ Ile el m , . ♦ lebere OWL es lli Ism tesningh by lady llab Mcleod Dares And L 4 Omsk by Le Leellsgsm el Lute,. Miss Clarolim Cloymr, by Tor e ilk Lie Van: of Hansard.., lerhyCharstom Oa bay menfiet ilr e tte s• Dm•lem of Sonieset. Me Nos. Mts. of Weillastem Mks Claeghtoml l i ri n e seur gar • Nom Mts. limey by fillagaSkal Guileless/ Mien dm, by Bows= Wes Lamm Clefts. Mn. egeneer Walpole. Ma. lahamd by the Marchioness of Ily. Mn. Mak Oneday_ ,by Cowden of Maiteebtery. lady ALB. gmemlag, by the COMM. ca. MIL Co IYM , r, by Mrs. Marks Mee NM ALA by the Hos. Le. Scott Nu ssidi. Ilts, D.ll. Widmer, by Irresess 'Merle de ' ci tal i z%ners, es hem meniage, by She Mazeblawass of Ls. Legg; Denim of Daibilaws, Toronto, by the Cognises . elf liglis Miss Dogma, of liaabobas. Terento, by the Counties d I n /11111Dirakan, el ituabobse, Toronto, by the Ossabies dl t Onsins• do 1144beeldid. by Lady de Bothseb4l4. Lynam, de Toinier, la leer marriage, by Mr sieterlaiter, Mn Oraiglif Weirall. MIN Elswerell. by Blea Jolla Moore Napier. Mei Ms ern, by Mn. John Moen Nagler. Maiiiiimeesana Melia Le de Salases by - Iva assailer, the Ciesslem de Tore Dish Wm Damien by the Cession, el lasessbereagh. Xis Damaress, by he, nether, Wm The Ommeine el Dembemain, es isseseibeg iftim i:lii. iii k be the Commis al IL. Dareed iaa =tartsbe. Me Mel= BELA by Ms Bensai/ Mae liaL quad by Mn. Duras/ The Na Urdu Jam lideordok ft. lady no ntsialtsla Illwaribm, by laiy Tiesessame br ai llie , Cee c r et Ileridlimi. Mr Lab* tie Ossidem el Timberlibe. M M iss Mt , bi ba tlis Ceantess el Taskardlls Ws. "Th. La. fiercer Ponatinby. lady Delbllgh tg bey Lim. lAdy Mary lending. 161 1 0. /94PW ei rs. as her marriage, by the Miss boy @Mir, Mn. Watson. Kim Y ' Ponyth. lady An= ius. es hat marriage, by her mother-Ih. e yff,,,,,,i4 law this laa nhe Lemeafee, by bar mother, Lady ftemantle. Mee. timaht IMatmeM, is Mr maniage, by the Countess of laseameissb. XML Iranalleaa. by the Ousibre Downer of Morton. Nei A AlotescuS by br im issWady Imam Romanies BM Judith Lester, ay Ls 41 ifigadem ea Mr ukulca ler mother, Mee. Willis Mies Mae Nig by Le laty lagy OsAhmig, lig Me Lay W ,i ... Miss oaf deAas. =my tte 0 Ossymt, by la* John Russe ll . rras limbs ly et =rolies. L a it y i l l i erlimma lli nlia bli al *Mis CO t, by licf .- the Combas el fleanel4. I YMlLlbellem, by the Dadra of lessiroes. Ma. James Seshem by the Ilya Mrs. hag/ Mra. it IL Gram, by Lady Mod Mirdies. Vi sema Alm Iliarwla L ies. egery, on Wks Me as of Gregory, by tess Cherr Mile heap LIM Ley, by Lady Grey. Ls Slimmer Winston, oa her laarnage, by the lady Bony Mrs. lizar Theories Jocelyn. Mrs. NelfbeiMeek the Deere of Atholl. Mrs. bg Onemem el Lirdwieke. Mir Nisbet by bee witsastr. lady Mary C. Nisbet Hair. Mr Anse =tbar sidaselher, Mho Magas Wear maw Meh M es on . Sankey. Mn amble WNW her OW, km Gethorne Hardy. XL Gelbegiste _IL*. buy b mother, Mn. Charb a Hardy. Mims ire Lag Hardy, by her Mother, Mrs. Gegeorne Hardy. ges of Isksell-bury, on ism news Lim abroad, by lady W lady BMW Akery-114Malsous Mange of mama, by the Duchess el lee Lent. laty Oasiblem Illesibia. by lady Tdlth Absepllemings. Ma Nre loggliawaym. Ls. J /tifis se Mr windage, by her mother, the Hea. Mee. Wadeable( NasilleeL lady b lflusWebem reikasslea. lady es Maw is the NN. lady Miltal Mims Quentesse by ley melher, la, Ir a Dw a r i rd s se =tiagy nswiem billasill iady Bye. 4 7 r i. L ea keri n er iale mirr i gs sira ftwiesi i/sypia. Mrs. Lig Obseisel. Mrs. Climbs Ig h ts i ntri, Maas. am MIAs Mar, Jackson, bY 1111.1.116 1 1. Real7M,.. Xs. geese, tif lady Vasa of lbimensina. Mfr Joss, by her Later, Nil fun,. BIM Mrs. Jenelyn, by Vieseenis• Jocelyn. Ma Munk by Lady eribellme , Mir itetunrick by Mil. Isberbk. Ma..insig Kopel. by FYIE/11 , lb& =lllllb. lON Beggs/ by leer motile' Me Club Salmi , / by bar siLsimlaier,llllLesso4. Mtn. Coaredt icautt ik =6. hillaillibmg Mr lAbasibgeo, by Ms Mr kiberihom by Lady Way re a rgiaes. b 7 ele Niersa=t aimme. Ms ea kr wirrielp, Ye MIA bully Shaw Leterre, by her mother, Lady Mum Letevre. Min Altee Legge, by her mother. the Hon. Mrs. Arthur Legge Inthven. . the Countess of Leven and Melville, by the Dowager Lad y i 7 Zuntesa at 'Levin, on her marriage, by the Mebane al Hamilton. Is - s — Coktrood, by her mother Mm. Lockwood. Mir Cordell& Macdonald Lockhart, by her mother, lody Mac. donald Lockhart. lady Amp Loyd, by the Countess of Mrs. Compere Lousdale. by Lady John Hes. Mrs. Lee Maln oaring, by the Countess Dowser of Mortals Mils Lie Malnwaring, by - her mother, the Hot. Mrs. Lee Main. warbs NM Miry Miutsfleld, by Lady Franklaad Lewis NCoaW& stess Mayers, on coming I. the Ude, by Lady Charlotte The Indy ums. M el v ille .iscount Palumesteso 144 y Jana Leslie by the Countess al Leven and Mel ville.. Melts! l Ladf tetobla Leslie Melville, by the Countess et Leven and e. M 184 Melon (ode Countess), by Mrs. H. Spencer Walpole. Mrs. Michell, by the Duchess of NorthumberlamL Miss Michell, by Mrs. Michell. Mies If Watt. by her mother, Mn. Millett. Mrs. Bryan Minion, on by; marriage, by the Dowager lady Mrs. ISMS /1114118011. by WI. Maud'. 11148 Monareld, by her mother, Lady Louisa Mencrelif. Lady lienrietta Monza, by the Duchess to: Beaufort. Mrs. Bowel Morgan, on her merrier, by Lady John Somerset. Hon. Mary Mostyn , by her mother, Lady Taus of lierrowden. Mies Mundy, by Mrs. Mundy. Miss Bab Mundy, by Mrs. Mundy. lady 11•111, on receiving permission to beer the title blinded to here been conferred on her bothaud, General Math NOM al lry im Moo Kazoos.lthtis. the me bar by Um Cougars Zany. 1100 . 11 0. Obeoß, co hq , by Lady Watongosli. Vstrilliw ir Miss aliLiosther Ma Dross. Lad, Osolgye ms erogringe by Visco.untese Sydney. Mrs. Marla try the Countess of Mount Charles. Miss Kea. Mts. PerreelL. Lady Castlerasse. rtl e o. 1111:116 tilA be tHolll• Miss Alias by her mother, Mn. Henry T. Prins*. Mrs. l(gry Prise, by the Duchess of itothurghe. Mies Limy Platt, by her mother, hen. Samuel Platt. lama Platt, by her mother, Mn, lamael Platt. Mns. Wldtworth Porter, by Lady Per Wood. ' TM Countess of Contort; by lady Loraine. Miss Chastenos Birch lbeyvartbea, by her sister, the Counter of lil, ass — ills. Muster Itodieell, by the Ditchers of Rosburghe. 1•47 Gertrude Rolleon her marriage, by Lady Rolle, The Comiteas of Rot h..,h on her marriage, by her inotherAn lawlho Counter of Wahlegrave. Mrs. ling Salter, on her marriage, by Ludy Taunton. Lady Bandy,, by the Marchioness of Nova:whirs. Nom Anna Maria sandy', by her mother Lady Sandy,. Mom Katherine Scott, by the Marchioness of Breadalbane. 113 as Annie tihakerley, by her cousin, the Ron. Mn. Nugent Banks,. Mies Mary Shakezley, by her cousin. the lion. Mrs. !Cogent &ekes. _ 1111. Edward Sharp, by her mother, ]ln. Aspinall Turner. Mn. !Astoria Summons, on her marriage, by bar coualn, Centgball Robertson. Mrs. Oo►don fimythles by Mrs. liGnar Gibson. The Connive' of Southeak, on her =Magi, by her mother, the Countess of Dunmore. rs Ste . on her manisge, by the Hon. Mrs. Spencer Onby. Min Spar, by her aunt, Indy Milliluns Napier. Mrs. Henry Stapleton, on her marriage, by Lady 11111111=1. Miss Fano) litopford, by her mother, Mrs. Wrnhem flteptord. Viscountess Straimford, by Mrs. Disraeli. The Countess of strafford, by Viscountess Torrington! Miss Charlotte Swinburne, by her mother, Lady Jane Snip bnrle• . _ Yoe Alice SwLisburne, by her mother, lady Jaw awiriberna. Miss Olive Talbot, by her suet, lady limn: Henke,. 2.4 7 Taus on becoming • peeress, by Lady Begot Mx*H 7. gs her maniage, by the Roo. Um eAno n Afigestem Travers, on her wrier, by bar mother, Mrs. D's. Boa. ieelln Tastes* by her aunt. Lady Rolle. Ylr Tr, be her mother. Lady Trevelyaa. Mee Agnes Mftell, by lira N Ulm Tuhiell Ws. dasdaskal Terser, by Ws. Headless. Hos. Noreen& Veiny, by her Mother. the Vlsonusteas de Vied - Indy_ Mud_ ly Villiers. tiy the Counter of Clarendon.' . A.MaGertrude Villiers, by her mothe►, li on. X. Montagu "Ingegt- ifinCiralter, by tbi Ilarchkemai of Downakfro. Coaatoes okgf Warwick, by Um Dooms of Wellington. Wm Wiesen. Lady Vhslata eandara Mn. nabob MkbMe,. by lady Jabot Wilma& lice. Mn . GINN Milldam" GS Ni marriage, by bet mother, Mn. eit her manta" by lady x.„ Need. M in i m s W Ma or vatly. la s. nib e n Itte WM." !ir Lady Lass.. • 0 11 ‘14 4111"."1226 , LOGIM bougliP lima rbonaal. Yalldwya, by Lady Among the noblemen and gentlemen present at the drewiug.room were the Fart of Darby, tie Marquis of Chalmondeley, together with numerous others. The game and Priam Cowan returned to Beakinghass Pawn after the drawiarrooas. After the drawing-room, the Queen, acoompanied by Prince. Alice, Prisms Louise, end Prince Louis of Hems, thews oat in a carriage sad four, attended by Colonel the Han A. N. Hood. The Prince Coosort, with the Prime of Wales and Count d Blinders, rode out on hometack. In attendarwe were MagerPlat and Major Burnell. Leopold arrived from Osborne about 7 o'clock, attended by Lady Caroline Barrbiton and Sir William Mete. His Ile* Higbawa le esavalement from the L the inseam emniii the Belgian 11.144 tr, M. Von de Weyer, Uri Job Iheelell. awl Gomel *r h oboes Cleafter 1.41 the Moder elteolos with bar The lodield Oosatilise et i tt a l li &vy . Connell int=r day. A. appeal hen Who lalo et Yea, ' Ooehe e. tout isead) wee eosels wed ea appeal how Mirky na Bores v. Oottovere was 0011111114601 d. sent from the Cokinialmolise yorkerday to the Oovenees of Hoag Hoag, Lbusa. Goyim, the Aus tralian Wades, Neuritis', Gibraltar, and Canada. The Duchess of Wellington's concert, announced for the 314 01 July, will indeed take place on the 10th ot that swath, is oelebistion of the gown's birthday. The Earl and Countess Grey purpose leaving lawn shortly for Germany, when they intend to woke a kw of iievend menthe.' lady Llanover's third afternoon assembly will take place on the 9th of Joly. Baroness de Clifford has left Carlton Howie tenses to yea a few weeks it tie German "IA A marriage is arranged, and Iv% shortly take place, between the Hon. Angevin Deelles;esoesid aseilder of the late Lord Leadedsorteerl. sad ti* /kik. Arthur Wrotteeley, eldest son of Lord Wrettesley. Among the ladies who were yesterday present at the Deswiackeeta was the celebrated authoress the Hon. Mrs. Norton, who *Mended for the first time slue the loss of ler *Mat sea, Mr. Fletcher Norton. Countess Cowper received a select party at diems, last awing, at MR mansion in BA Jarr'aaquara. Her ladyship, War in the awing, had a numarons nisei. amiamlakd to a dance. Lord Ashburton, as president of the Royal Geo retake' Society, gave his second novena:ions Iset night at Bath Roue, Piccadilly, to the member of that leaned society' sad other literary and scientific institutions of the metropolis. 'The noble staircase and magnificent reap of saloons were brilliantly lighted sod adorned by some of Du Chaillu's trophies from the interior of Africa. Not the Lost of the attractions affording plane* to his lordship's numerous visitors was the unrivalled collection of paintinp for whisk Bath Home hr • universal fame. Retresh. meats were served up in the dining-room throughout the entertainment. Right Hon. Frederick Peel, M.P., and Mrs Peel entertsieed a distinguished earls at dieser yesterday, at their maid= la 01.'11am-elem. The Karl and Counter.; of Derby gave an elegant outertahimout but evening to their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge sad the Primer Mary, at their man aim in St. Janises.meare. The Duchess of Cambridge awl Prioceas Mary, attended by lady Geraldine Somerset and Colonel Home Perms, Birthed at eight o'clock, and were received by the Earl Of Derby and Lord Stanley on alighting from the royal ramose. There were present to meet the royal guests their Royal Highness.. the Comlede Pails end the Duke do Chortroa, the Duke and Duchess of Buceloseb, the Duchess of Wellington, the Marquis of Rath, the Earl of Carnarvon, Vitoonnt Hamilton, Viscount end Viscountess (hey de Wilton, Visosnat Mashy, Lord and lady and Lord Shaky. Omen were laid for 20. Later in the waning the Consasse of Derby had an assembly Is compli. Mast to her illustaime visitors, at which a select shale owl leutatoi - orders have been received at Portemouth to pre pare her Majeatfe yacht Victoria sad Albert, to proceed to Annan far the news of brining over to Waal fiche Royal llWarm tie Prior sad Proem Prederidc Wawa of Preen, se a visit to her N•iiar• The Plat hl eapsend I. call be Pourreork ea Maeda, rod A bare aaabar of bands an reployad ea based pander. Aim ke, and working aka lama to ocaplob her by the Vise arreeiter boo gallop (Stamped, ld. A FINE ART& --•-- SALE AT MMSES. ( The fine chef d'irutire by Verbeekboven, of "Cattle going to the Farm," which we reviewed on its neat exhibition by Mr. Amos in Hanover square, will be sold on Saturday next in King-street, together with a goodly assemblage of modern pictures of the English and Conti nental schools. The whole may be viewed to-day and to-morrow. DRAMA. LYCEUM. The members of the Savag e Club, who have already ands themselves known as earnest histrionic and rants in the cause of charity, hat night (nye an smaller performance at this theatre, for the benefit of the family of the late Yr. Ebenezer Landoll', the well-known wood engraver. The first piece was The Wreck Ashore, which was tolerably acted, though those acquainted with the drama might lave detected some interpolation' in the COMICS portion' of die dialogue and some curious sew reading. of the serious isherest. After the inelodsaisit, Mr. R. J. Byron, made up atter the Goggle in PiancA's recent 'hose, advanced, sad gab eseellent emphanis, spoke the following Prologue, ;shish was wriggles toe the mamba by Mr. Plasehe. From • py woodcutso dull tract with tress ow Mr. asseuncie am poor ain, For the stage deorkeopee— timid Soon ea he saw me In the dkrtanos dim es Bolted I—no doubt for feet I should bolt him. His fear was groundless. Beal lea not The peat Oori ll a Monsieur Mediu shot. That monster, about whom there's so moth jaw, Must be the perfect one the world Mee sem Nor an I sign like those whose bones you sea, But dolomite, and full of bonne homcw. In short, of Mr. Punch's own creation ; Prod of his powers of investigation. Cut oat of wood myself, to aid 1 aims The orphans of a woodcutter of fame Stern fate has left than few Akio and mall dock We trust to save some chips of the old block I A strange wild set of Immo serum Savages, Of whom the town before has felt the ravaged, Have formed a club with which they take great pains For their poor friends to cudgel their own brains. From this you might suppose no brains they'd got; Bat you'd be wrong—for they've dashed out a lot On paper—which is now from duty free — In hopes to pay the Widow's tax on tea. The tune sad their intents an savage wild I They've seised upon the Mary of a child ; Toro it piecemeal—mangled ,ta mother's tongue, Excruciating puns frees out it wrung ; And are exulting in the berm soon after To feast upon your pans sad shrieks of laughter. Wall, what from Savages ma you expect? Yet glimmerinp of gems yes may detect. The n% matter in this madnees—smeek barbarity In oft enacted in the cams of charity. While on the other hand, we sometimes find We mast be cruel only to be Mad. And now l tei igu yo s t: may begin to me To speak why they pitched me ma: tattM k—thom* same the fad dliputo— Between the gents Homasami the inks. lloinething that was, ma metope mai this man, Or wild in woods the lordly sing, ran. Now, panting that in war an weapons are fair, Padwalarly in Gorilla warfare, And without weighing of each fact the value, Or standing on the matter, " Shiny Mullis! Whether I vie bosh Monne, or ose or tidier, Bar—" Ara set I a Swam and a broths: I" Do I not bear, in this especial case, A strong rinsiabhincie to the human nee ? Monist me bops with pardonable vanity, To prove a link 'twixt our and your humanity ; In brief, for sure I mud no longer pause, In your good will let me insert the clause ; Spam not, I pray, your purees or your palms ; The actors awe your bands—the fatherlme your alms. The burlesque, which formed the concluding portion of the evening's entertainments, had had all the brightest rus ting wife in London brought to bear en it, being the joint production of Mesas. Byron, TaUensd, R. Brough, Beak. Ingham, and Halliday. It is founded on the old story of end Orson, and abounds in jokes and parodic* of the most ludicrously-horrifying nature. It was acted with peat spirit throughout ; but we must specially mention Mr. Byron and Mr. Talfourd. The former gentleman acted with an artistio talent and verre which call for particular notice. Tai Lownow HoeOtoat. Homm—The third an anal meeting of the pekoes and friends of this hospital was held yesterday, at Weetbouree-Mill, Westbournmgrove, Paddingtoo ;* the Bev. T. H. Gall In th e chair. The seem tory read the report, which eathremed ethitimatile Width tins at the prisms weds by the thilip Ones its tom datioe. It was • sputa hospital for mom, and a large portion of the cum treated fa' Mveu those which hot beet sett away from laurel laspitale es iseurribla. Brace its foundation 224 cases had ben reseived, ail rw quiring the mat skilful operation ; amdlfiff eases bed been eared. There bad been • large *ember of diseveselmg cease anumpt the female patients. 30 of which had ban saw moduli; treated. Prone Hay 16, 1660, to Kay 12, 1861, 92 cases bad been admitted, of vrhith 70 had beau sent away eared, sad 15 relieved, the only having died. There wore 20 beds in the hospital, all full, and numerous applicanta were waiting their turns. There were 44 out-patients.. /he avenge cost of each patimit is 205. per week. The • z a h a n c e s seie of the hospital for the peat year bad bees Os. 7d., wbich, after deducting the expenditure, left L hand on the yew' of 161. 2s. Bd. The liabilities of the thortal win MU. f 5.101., and its assets 4981.45. 3d. Thp_report the resolved adopted. TIN "Ours TUN RAGOID SCHOOLS. :•••• The anthal mestlng of the friends andsubserilinsof these schools the lesid last evenim at the salkool-room, Peorkimmints, Wedadester, the Eth of ilinfterthery in the chair. The proosedimp othonenced by the einem of • Banff of Hope hymn by the children, slier which the absinths distributed money rimed 105. ad 61. to sight of the formarces who had been filling 'libation; for 12 months with . tion to their employee. The secretary then rend the report, which refined to the locality Is which the schools were situated as one of the very worst in the metrordis, but not withstanding this the sohools had bees very sucesathd. Their operations embrace day, Sunday, mod amebae sehoth, peony banks, clothing dale, =Ware mesethp, rending-rooms, ?Lc., all of which were well attended. The cost of the schools was about 1701. per annum, and the in come fur this department did sot nosed 120 1., leaving • deficiency of 501. The whole neighbourhood had been pestly improved by the opera:ions of the school and its ad juncts. This of itself was great teethoony to the good affects of these institutions. The groan income of the year ending Dec. 31, 1880, was 20.71. ; sad after deducting ex penditure, left • balance of 271. OMNIBUS ACClDNNT.—Yesterday morning, an ameibee running from Hampstead and the Bank was met in the Hampstead-road by one of Bray's tractioo-engines, employed to remove the earth from the large mound at the end at the Hampstead-road. The horse on the off side of the omnibus took fright, aid suddenly shied to the near side, forcing the Tibiae up the paved embankment on to the footpath. It immediately fell en its Me with • fear ful am* and Moe or his outride posempes were hurled to the ground within a foot of the wheels of the envie. Owing to the confusion, the extent of the damage doe mold not be amertaised ; bat it was reperith that the driver and • box paseseger bad sustained W 60116 injuries. °ammo Nuaszt.—A most deplorable scene took place on Monday evening in front of the parade at Butholinie. A nursemaid had leta seat out by Mrs. Hook, of Camodishplam, in charge of her little twills, • bey and • girl, aged about • year and • half. Ose of these was carried in arms, and the other wheelers • permaim lator. inthectians were given that the children walk should be confined to • shady aeighbouriog bise,whlsh order the girl directly disobeyed by proosediag to the sea wall poira It was high water, sad a strong cask wled was bringing in • heavy swell. At the narrowest part of the walk the girl let go her bold of the pemmbnlatcr, hi which was the little boy, ad, probably implied bo the wind, it ran headlong over the edge el V 69 MIA sad yes swept out by • retiring wave. All wind* bearing im mediately gathered at the spot, and many athlete to cateh the earriago witk aa tter as it was tossed to and fro, ware mode. repseially • soldier, named Cannon , of the 5i st Itegtheat, manfully plunged into the waves, and nearly sueeseded I. grasping the infant, who was now distal:bed how the peram bulator. The heave fallow was, however, too &masted to accomplish his humane rupees. sad ultimately strwaled mime to &arm he AU was at last essuht by the vigaross exattiolt II& Irma, • aslibissos, aud ••good swimmer. No injury risumed to have been mad by the mere fall, and the pia Ill& lb* the laird to senora when Ia th• wslwreitatail the dinsti matte that were mode * Ile revive it were meavelbag. It wee drowsed. Thiistraeldea at the poor mother, who rushed to the mes. vas heart-read* ; • and, Mood there wen km wile did set sham her extreme diatoms, tor the sight of Ilia poor Mad and Its tiny carriage tamed to and fro by VW powerful waves, altermitsly appear* and Mg was ala mese issassrlag. Ilessamtuipsthy fight tunics 1111 111 1 0 , . .) [TWOPENCE THE SOCIETY OP ARTS. The hundred and seventh anniversary meeting and dinner of this society took place yesterday evening at the Crystal Pakice, under the presidency of the Earl of ELGIN. It was attended by nearly four hundred persons, including Parl Gienville. Mr. W. Ewart, M.P., Mr. Cum. ming Bruce, M.P., Mr. H. H. Marsh, M.P., Sir T. Phillips (president of the council), Mr. Wentworth Wks, Mr. Wentworth, Mr. John Dillon, Mr. W. Hawes, Major Reis, Captain Porter, Mr. Leslie, the Bev. Mr. Whelk kc. After the usual loyal toasts, The CaAnraux prootided to give the toast of the evening, namely, "Somas to the Society for the Encouragement Cl Arts, Manufactures, sad Commerce." The noble earl concluded by calling on Sir Thomas Phillips, es • member of the eouncil, to respond to the tort. Sir T. PHlLurn, in resixoding, adverted to en eapremien need by Earl Granville, on • former occasion, to the 'Heat that the Society of Arts was en aggressive association, ok. serving that, if it were not in a certain seem aggressive, it would in reality be useless. (Hear, hear.) lie concluded by froppooaaoogg the health of her Majest7's Commissioners for the EAibition of 1862, connecting with the toast the name of Earl Granville. Berl G in respondiag, said he was sure h e spo k e the sentiments of is fellow-commissioners when he aid they felt groat gratitude for the confidence of the society manifested in them. They had not accepted their prant office without Jpeat dellteratios. Perhaps it might be thought that nimble time was wasted in comequesce of their hesitation ; but a hasty decision might have imperilled the ultimate success of the undertaking. (Hear, hear.) There could be no doubt that the last exhibition was at tended with the most valuable results; but to make these exhibitions what they ought really to be, and in the words of the illustrious Prince who suggested the Fehib' Woo of 1861, an eamonent and indication of the progress of the world in civilisation, it was necessary from time to time to renew them. (Hear, hear.) If they had mated on their can the great Exhibition of 1861 'meld bare been a great success in itself, but nothing more. It would merely Lave indicated the actual condition of the world at that period with respect to arts and manufactures. He might also observe that if England had not determined to hold a gnat exhibition this year the Emperor of the French would have bad one ; but when his Majesty beard the deci vim which had been come to he at once relinquished his dears. (Chien.) It had been suggested that the proposed exhibition should not be of such an extensive character as the last. It was however felt by the promoters, that if there was to be an exhibition at all, they should try to make it a brilliant success—(cheers);—and, indeed, lie thought they were bound to dos, in justice to those who had guaranteed the fund,. (Hear, hear.) He had not gone through the recent census returns closely enough to be able to form an exact estimate of the number of persons who within the last ten years bad beanie of an age to appreciate and enjoy the ap• press** spectacle, but be believed be was not far wren when he said that in London alone no less than 500,00 P had arrived at that age, while in thos e great centres of persona Try imenseted with the metropolis by the ins reads which now booed the country togetherthere would probably be over 2,000,000 young persons not of an age in 1851 to appreciate the exhibition in that year, who would be in le condition to =joy that of 1862. (Chats.) Preen : a reentries the commissioners had received the moat ing assurances that so efforts would be wanting os part. (Chaim) In limaten, Prussia, and Frame 00•1111/11. acme Led bees hewed of meet dietinguiahed persons, is eluding in ev members of the government. (Cheers.) It had b= lm th . : eastern of all countries to have aommemoratioes of Merest descriptioes. The Greeks, as they all knew, bad emelt =stems, and the name of "litanies Games" lad bees not inaptly applied to the Eng lish Wised faihriff of the Derby. (Cheers and laughter.) lie hoped be should not lower lumeall in the estimatioe Of the meant assembly if he said that there were very few event' which more deeply engag ed his own attention, or which h e more thoroughly enjoy than the Derby on Epsom Dowels --(cheirs)—and he bo also that he should not lower the positioa of the ministry of this country if be stated that nand of his milleogucs felt an equal interest in it sad, in fact, so great was that interest this year, that, at his request, the cabinet put off the consideration of that vexed question the Galway packet contract for two hours, is onler to afford an opportunity of attending the Derby. (Loud cheers.) It might be inferred from those cheers the: the majority of that assembly felt an interest in that peat crates: between animals which Fegliehmen always regarded with, peculiar affection. (Hear, hem.) What, then, ought to be their enthusiasm when the contest wee not between horse ard horse, but between man and man, and eves the resat of which taunt hare an important bearing oath* progress of civilisation among the human mot (Cheers.) On the whole, he was deeply convinced that the result of their exertions would be en exhibition which would be an honour to this country, and would indicate considerable advancement in arts and manufactures, ea com pared with their state in 1861. Th e n o bl e earl concluded by " The Health of the noble Chairman," which wair ni re= with great enthusiasm. The End of ELGIN briefly returned thanks. The ressaniag toasts were—" The Colludes," proposed by Mr. Wss. Hawes; "The Institutioes is Union," pro posed by Mr. W. Ewart, M.P. ; and " The Visit ors ." Yr. Higp officiated most efficiently as the occasion as toastmaster. Lees before the hour for the last train, the major pot ties the company, attracted b the beauty of the weather and the smeary, spread yes over the grounds. 4 RAILWAY TRAIN QN EIRE ON THE GERA? NOBTHERN ZINN. DESTRUCTION OF KLARIEOFF, THE DERBY FAVOURITE. On Tuesday afternoon a fire broke out in the train which left Ir'ng's Cross station, London, at 12 o'clock at noon, for the north, which resulted in the destruction of Klarikoff, who was a favourite for the late Derby. It •p -pars that by the above passenger train Maraca and sere. rat other horses in the training of Mr. J. Scott WON ley. ing their recent quarter, at Leatherbeed for Mallon. The train consisted, best, of the engine, thee hear bone-bones, followed by a horse-van, and the tail was nods up by the carriages, and the guard's van. Rlarikoff was = D o r or . veyed in the vas, which was placed upon • truck, and the animal was attended by three stable boys, who occupied • spare compartment. Another person of the name of Cliff, who bad the superintendence of their re reveal, rode in the guard's van. The train proceeded safely as far ris Rettord, where the van containing Klarikoff wee examined and all found to be safe. A few MUM further earthman* and before reaching the Bawtry static's one of the youths in the van, and in fact the only one who was awake, was alarmed by • smell of fire, and on looking to the upper pertioo of the treat of the van, he saw that it we la a bias. He immediately mired the two Asp at tached to the horse's tether, but the strong bresse with which the Sores were gamut la the train's rapid along the line, almost saameefarily caused the vicars= of the van to kssesae ems masa of fire. The youth had hie hair tined, and the lames enveloping the bead of Klarikoft, the Pima emassmsesd to kick violently. This Wind the two and they and their ompl2 at once=eir es il.sma cia l le t lrom the door at the beck of ma on to the busk. Klarikors phuigea in the agony the animal was suffering now became so dretruielee te the ma theta part of the side was forced out, and the beimuthaving thus o bte • vent through the box, it wminetantly one mem of Ars. The three youths who had maple esught refuge is front of the Meek, sad thus escaped any i= from the flame, which were blowing in the don, though one of them, to keep himself froTt l ag, bad to have rotary's to holding oa to some of the hoe week of the von from which the wood had been burnt, and, from the beat of the metal, was slightly injured. Nothing of the above eireumelanes appeared to be booms to Sc. peons is the ether rot el the main. The youths, how ever, succeeded in gaialagthe attention of some platelayers who were working on the line, who,in their tu rn , u lti ma t e ly alarmed the magiseshieer and paid. This led to the stop page of the taste a little northwards of Bavrtry, and thee it was fouad that the van was totally consumed. The horse was bunt to • cinder, only a small portion of the hoots being left attached to the shem,fted a large number of valu able articles belonging to Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott, meek/lag of saddlery, groceries, milks, were destroyed. The fe males of Kiarikof were drawn up into a small space at eon cream of the truck, and wee afterwards taken off the twin and busied. A singular fact in connexion with this animal is, that whilst being conveyed to Epsom in the same box ma, • fire broke out therein, but was extinguished before any harm had been done. It appears that the van is a very old and dry one, and it is supposed that • spark from the Amities bid set it on fire. The youths who were in the vs. mat stall were examined yesterday (Wednesday) morning in York, by the railway authorities, with • view to arriving at the troll cams, but nothing was stated to alter the gene ral suppomitise. The loss will prove • severe one, not only to Mr. Howard,' bat also to Lord St. Vincent, who, two days prior to the Derby, gars 5,000 guises for half of him, with half of hie awesome* and the home had latterly bear basked for a large sum for the Doncaster St. Leger. [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S Prus. The Liver sad its Athasata—Alteratlons of tesnyeratere and weeder aser: t e rt = doletwkas Mauna over the Ilv i e n r7 l 3 ha asoretlos. nal bilious attacks no ma Ink V eas olllwa . fa Mb place their == earo al = Wee rook of all. Fermented Noon should ba retrained Sok sad all errors of diet scrupolously avoided mils Om Pals are beton taken amording to the gebeed aaz i elor n acm. 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