The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-24 00:00:00

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LC. . 1.60144 comfort. —Anti to ('attain NORMA. os nu Lista will clog.* on We SAb instant. • 1.. lit.(• ITT and *wiz 9. , /Winer strert —N.B. . , •.• ao partlcs4lol) IVIIIII•110.1 SO kollilatti the Shipisiellt of . H OLMAN HUNT'S GREAT PICTURE. 1 ,, .. • Ithollt delmS. The EXIIHIMON of HOLWAN arsrs oalohnited - - PICTURE t 4 Ile M DINO elf lito SAVIOUR In the TER ?LE, 111 E %% ATE II lA)°, for SYDNEY, 31ALCOLM the ..„ yen.....ing.j . i ng ...meg in pew Is oroirtiPriN I I. iN. Commander. ono tons moister AI Is mare. he- to the PURLIC at the German Hamm lag Row busdatreut, . ~,, t timers. Litinemi lainloar and souv, ham still room foe bon it to a—gamboge Owe Shilthe. . ..r measurement cools. which shotild he sent alowidde l I i.al later than Thursday. the trots Inst. Twee am ' •t. r . poop robiro t scant, sod *le ran atvsonnuttlate • . ~ ...tomediate paws own Carries an vs prritinssi wer i f WM. of freight or vamoose apply to Hr. IL On, I sit' t h e trimmers. Yore street. Umebunse ; 04 So .I I r .t.. 1 111011 RE. 11. Ildllteratreet. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1861. KRA. N. 1. 11 ALVA NEW MAGAZIN& Ready on Aprll26. price One Shllliag, No. 11. of the ST. JAMES'S MAGAZINE. ok- 7 CONTINT Lo for NAY: •I. What the Re h oing fur the Poor. Bygtatidls• 0. Grad:. Mary M . A Kuit..ral Story. S. The lly.tery of Water. 14 Professor Mated, P.R.& • Cui M roma 1. Ritcht A Tale. ffy Mn. S. C. Roll. Mon trated with Etelting too steel by fair. IL The Ifidalle.Age W , M1•11. By Dr. Doran, Y.N.A. T•dlight DIN,UIIA. By Adelaide A. Procter. T. The Little one. By Thomas flood. S. A Night In the rata....rrilos. By Thomas Ifeaplq. 111. Ralph the Ratliff. A Tale. Part lA 11711.6 th Dhannn.l4 By Robert Rant, Y.R.S. IL Tb. Dore. A Paroldirnee. It Paat-.411ee IS. Ow. Johnson and Ilrn thrale. 14. • Story for the Atom./ By Mrs. /1. C. NUR Lonhe 7 W. Rent mad Co.. Paternoeter•rnw. MUSIC'. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TYNEMOUTH ELECTION. -•.-- TYNBILOUTH, TUESDAY. This election came off to-day. At the close of the poll, at four o'clock, late numbers were as follows : Majority ... ... 49 There was an immense crowd. At the declaration, Mr. Hodgson was not heard, and spoke only to his committee. A riot ensued, and he was escorted to the railway station by sixty policemen ; there Mr. Hodgson was injured in the head by a stone, and some of his committee and the police were also slightly hurt. nEvirr an4l MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN urn: V f.• telt ET 4 111 P.-111., SYDNEY Direct to sail from i..• r • u the 'MA May, Minx at Myrnouth ti. vainest J. the Ist of Jane. the splendid frlgater,iiiit ship sir I: %. A I It page belonging to Marra b. Duels, Awl f• _islet I.itt7 t. cis. lying la the kW Doha Ih.a• TM. 1 ... • hill p.p. With wet ezeollog for • Is...riven her 'perm deb hula' loft and alry she s. • •Icgrable opt...ruing, foe a lee latatanedWe passengers, sill arry an ratocleurs.l —Fur kings of trelida or ..ti• apply L. fir 1. (IKLLATLY. with the Messrs. • solar !am, F.icearreel • ilmetrafene: or So DIFITT gad • iltE. ts. Whirr street. nEVITT and ‘IooKWEI AUSTRALIAN LINE .4 1.4111 ET .Hlr -r.. LAU:4II2ITHDI Direct a milior • bag pot aorive4 b.= I es.l.l=to d a.V . : oo % .t.. limow.JlAtsly'. Ike CI . DMZ t..%1 %NIA. I. regloterV li as. lot; Watling la the Landes Dowd Thu barialtal •.• W NaD mod 4.. a. .4 abortive.. ei MP I.• , tlFrir.l.ll trade. anal la nee of the fastest Alta oOp varlet she ha. spaetou sal *lewd wean • a • ter .hh.f Poowalt.r. - For t. rim .4 held* a, ••••:. .eply krEli asJ SMELL, Dratl-alreat .ll.i,•:- er to DE% lIT sad MOUND. 0, Banker street ry ITT suld M()ORE'S ArSTRALIAN LINE ..I r %C[ LT sU I r —For Ito MART TIM Yr Nerrt • r 3.1. r 0 447 44.1P1P 1... nt In Ih. Limb coranilmheorrs te r S. inarlits . Oa 314..n.1141 Aberdeen clipper /MATHER 1111.1. I f• e 13 4 MEM 471 1••••• n enter. I. W. MAJW4WoI,TIL Om. • 4.1. f Wag In 11••• 1,11.1. a Dark& Tine besailful yeast bra • • o 14111 eaprord, Le tie traeln l an mod dritant mreanina deaf.* Inteanak re, end is ens al tie fastest ship, out of the et ..I beam. Awing perthrufal tbre• voyage. from the tabor nal 73 •latt • reoppeshAr. —lPar arms of freight or pea epify is DIM err and IMMIX IP. Milker Argot. AIT? MOORE ' S AUSTRALIAN LINE PASIIIT *II I P —V.* PORT PIIILLIP rigors Pohl. a. Irst mrrlviol from Is sorry. awl *lll rotorn again .dr. all .444414111 .4. hserlui at the Railway 11m. sem INDEMNITY. A I. 741 loess. only:, !EN AI eunualallck r Our la Ur traria. Pork.. This vessel 5..5.r..13011ttrl for the Orr Nod Is ow of th• lastr.t maim • 1 thi pat of Issrhin ehe has • Rae pot, is.D. normally ;.• stemsfroolotions Ins ratites —For freight or pr. ▪ trytsly Oa DIN ITT awl 11, ItYltsr.alwst. l' a ONDON to SYDNEY Diroot MONTHLY. SLUM illl4 Lth It we CUPP= PACILErt, When trop ihr Lodes beds ea too ink ow two. Univevend with mien p en tail, he pengteolity es the Ilth of h. ensh month, receiving goods 620 t 704 eriently rata i—rimidis. "fiNN: 5..,il.• Illort.rWq hews; UN MeOhl MI le . 1 .111.4 10 Asia .. L,.. r.l. ..,..., ... 000.1 Lamgorpowcllopor , 1.00 Idordlo AI 1~ . US$ Jams 110.. 1S I ast , 1,41 I 1.00 Colneoroso DOC. )11 Jaw, moth . I tin lisaltallts . . Jul 10 Wil.4. — lnilaTtse•rdeeett ellpittWeectWo 00 .4 the selehrste.ll.lsek Bei Use et Ildtlah owl Auetrahan ri Ihisl WWI l'a, tett. ottich bow. by oholr ty and wokl p..000t0. .., 1 a worlitutous and o& and isterse. 1 ere. ease elation Is vidoormso W my vomit Wel Apply to JAM he BAINES sail . LIvotpool: to di Aosald 0100 Meek Sell Uhe aid, to Loadott. to T.ll. 'WILILY sod C. I. L•golootud .tmet, LC. WiiIKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to iw 'IOTA —Tr WrIPRIVOL. 11W TOIL ow ory.AN tall COMPAIT broil dararkirt Ildr Ira acre alessarlath b art daraillema r W LY t4IW untaroot roa Ica* TO= ( Yof tiALTOIOIIII. this Oat Ala 1 1 ‘. KANGARisk Welasaisy. May RNA. Wednesday, Kay & MA gym saassollhe Wairsisy. pasisem IQ IT, W W II plasaa aassedlag to tits seam orlatra. forward essisiarr berdlag all prrisiara sishol Issersars Ca aid the Warm %tars heated rtarth vary ' tree. —War farther torratimmi trig la WILLIAM n fra =lll. Wa11er41111114.1.1 warred ; If MVO Ma MAWR. dI. LIN Wlllstratsaat. Clity. all_Bll arid NORTH AMIRRIOAR ROYAL STICAM 81111114„ between LITIIITOOL sod NNW RC r+srZorA i.iy aorl . t mi twor ta a I.llr 9AUip:lOO. L . aild no tr ia Ttle w , the at attar wank oproootel to mil from lAvorpool, calling at Cork to retslot tooth /RP A, tor NICW 'COIN, Ratunlay. Aprit 117. ft. •o. t. far BURTON. %lanky, May 4 "TJL*I4. der 111 W YORK, Saturday, May 11 w. :211= gookaarre rad goods for Nassau sod Marano, to to at Mew Tort onboard tar It ll a o Lo ak a W11Vi 12 • 84 4. Wokollog iteeranrs foe and provalona, but velar or Sown .—Te Moltke and Buena. Wet = MM. wand eon* Ala, To Mew York, elder cab* MS: oil% COL Dwight to Hann, boston. awl Now Ter% LS par I. owl II per cont. prhoser.—Apply to J. IL Axed.* ore keadokreAleaeloo . D. Conk. Marra sad 12. Plate de la U. and J. Dan* Itoehananotreell, Ghww 1 = C. Ni,.,, Qmossolows; or D. ask C. Illoor, 4 Waist , IN* ihrawrol. PPS, GRAVES, and PH ILLIPPS, P n it i L anns. LC., el i liptell fine dam steamers far the ni kaimewleesse pores, with and peameerre. as lul le d , : LOITILDAW sad the NZ. BA Fa VIER, every &today Sevilee, al II *Week, Les IBrltiab sad rorelp Nem eked. Yeree—aelnon, CI 10a. Bee cable. 17e. reign W be l le! e• sad II S. BL YYKNOURD. every Theu•day teem at Ow TOMS. Yam Al 1.11 MILT, 11.7 N WALLA Wednesday. aeril It. from Homely. 41 . ea reese—t; ILI, and We. Beata Waste Waned at • Eve sa, • half. 6.4116rivz0. vrAm. WodoomMy, April !4. from H rklyikmm. lolrFtLbae , p7a:farr adds, SAID.. deck, Al „ ACS, as ahem ar Maplbb Ushered OS" Zepeadreas, Abe tram Seellemapless Lw yowl, me ogle TOIL Kg la: 111 W YOWL. 111 JUN. him Isese—rlna dub l:wwlebbQwerieYseb LU Ira . Wei eiese, AS ea 124:6 01. • P., O. red P., ea above ; et le CUMIN soi Os., air% Meg WOUsasseteest, LC. Taft LIVIERPOOL sad LONDON TIRE and UPI !TAM/WACO COMPANY. Crapneend by AAA of Parlismod. MO+. N. 1. Doh. street. Lleeepod f 0 sad tl. Palls". Ler 4ou 1 .1 11.11• M, Maodweier. Of/meow ; Aida'', Mabee's*. rod N.. wit _ Tina tuunpany has attained a very high position amongst the 12:8=inaltattou• nf tires& Britain. It. annual resins* SI. 0.000. It. invested funds amount to a 1.100,000. lIRK BRIARTWII•T The perminnia exceed t3lo.enn, and place It in the Ifni elm of On. eaters It liberality and promptitude l Battling dolma hale Mao establialunt in tits adjustment of sauna... Wass •1 11. latinenee in .letervniolue raw of prendom haa italforraly len peen to prusseala foe improving Us/chancier of risks that hltA pirlailla• may Le ann.-. e,..ary Ufl liIPAIIIIIIrIT. TM town la AA &Talmo limo bow laoroard Ay the mmt- Iltio• wawa, at O&M Is lbw me MO Mos. The mama el Mom to ample, Ismadebog mum poodblo lIWM7 of wain , mitip Altmotsl. posummaolo g • mom than same Men{ of may M. Ammo holm at the Soto a its I•.V/We. rot 0111•01411 t..fromdiaystAstoommit. ofteertaloty. WMM. Pio slyamomento lo Mar topporta Maeda to rosier Ur hada 64 OD LI YIR RI LOSDOX Morton semitios ha Ihe Moil of third mesa The •••••1 prosilaso moat LIAM . tb mcomolobid morn to LA MM ANNt ITU& ?to =to Ay the l'uompooy mad 1111.0•1 yet ulna. to allordod to Amailtios =111•Mr meta II sooll = M ir s al e s to as- Pm*, ad Ur tomo 2•4 Ma sal As Sitll%/011 BOWS. Sowamsy to the emasy. AWN ATIINIt. IMMO Itoessasy. Leda& ADVANCIIII PlLADllwithost iuni & s Zt 1011100 X libleralar ODNIPANT wasp r 1 at book lab el oboes - sty ragessble by may bobasseb. amid per bet es enswele ebbe ObaleM di rb h *mu abi bed orb Frommastra awl Sem sial balseab. ANDalla JAMBI BOIT. liassilag Make. A NIVIR FAILING Dr. etinTS iwovs sosil LIVES MIS i rs= *MEM um Memoirist Isursdlasi. boss Ms v. Is how is ealusble is M Mos mem burrllessrM Mwr lloWsims. is homes... MM. geram, Odium ilsalmss rf Ike oft. I. Ine h.blinal so s b. 14 sporioni Os- DS.. NW Si purple? rf r. arry MMY mar..: •Moi ts their ...rams sr& Se Mr eissards. art INN* smseite. pr.lnseslig Elfissam. sma stssmallim Mists irram.—...l4 W. lambs" am I ty art it 11.4 sod ft. M. Ils sore to mil Mr Dr. kJ= !ol_iamo nib. The osmium leo • mom /Om retain lashrit. >K Jormsrosisssi.° mmismsa ms UND AsloP• 7.Afirs and DEBILITY.—Th. beat remedy is itrigiusr, and tbr bra at W.Trenskent . 4 . Is W /Lax 41 MINS N. nrentrunelattal b 7 Dr. "..11. en •• lame% -ey ttr swelicel praetorian. —Pre- PIN earb ay lb 0111 LET WATtite. k martin's lane. Canaan leneles sad &ad .tar ow* tdor Aim.. .tb" Wb e•ad 0., ba m Ist paws commis, iv ilacelaraisii 014 eft saierrimmi videaraz iaa. ~.mmilimmt as Ow Isit meat/ kr Won el /km. Mr. Amp lintirds4 as TZ 4:4...4 ISAMU /MIS A N Z Rao hi. gessas. Pada; aid dr Pew peek N ARGYLL ROOMS.—GRAND MUSICAL with the celebrated Baal, Tarty la mother, istahibbsd eleven pars, chases tram the l'hilharawsie dam% loyal !Salina Owns. sad the Hunanbolsi Troops. Csadactal by Moan lanotne. Connet-n-plaloa, Y linalooant. DANCING at B sifaionaL Ada Whoa. VVANWB MUSIC and SUPPRR ROOMS. Oestk men meek se usual, IVISSY ma ever —Sydney's admirable New Meow —The "Gm Lunar*" elegant pert mouses, superior to anything yet Peen. -1,0,11. pert !oug•. 'are, Madrigal& and dark Vocal Mimic form Um main el. 'sent of the entertainment Plenums sap at Keane s t.' glees eau, only well sang.--Athenrani. WANTED, a .young Man, as COOK and 1P:17141,4E1t. A4drues A. n., DuCtields Nora SMIRK 1 . 10.1110. Devoe. Kmoucnow Ul 7111 MINI DCTIVS. EUROPEAN and COLONIAL I, I NC COMPANY. 122. Palt4aell. tondos. 'no &NAN. Vemeremy Ise bees kneed or the purpose of sip (_the Nutelttp. tiestsy. sad Private Females with PUBS WINE the WPM ehareeter, el awing .130 per rent. LOYAL TICIOII l• PIIIRILY..r/s. pansies. (The illeaderd at resilience) SPLENDID OLD POST. ten years in the wood lre psi nonis. SPAILILIINO CIIAMPAONI6 ST. /FLIED CLARET. plus sad without whiny Ws. man teIONAC ZILANDY 'Pale or hrown; 4l4e. end as. IT/NOILIIIAN canwig POST. suitimy, se los. end Mi. The Uwe ever introdeeed into this country. nettles and wanes lorltuted, Nod oft dorm, easel tree to ally midway strAlon 1441sztot or Webs. tries lista free 0.3 appU maim. Terns swab. WILLIAM AZIDTIPPINO. Manager. THI NNW PORSIOII WINS OVUM Fri!AL REDIJCTION.-REVISICD TARIFF PRICIN kr Ise, wltls De. ltasselis mart, past teen ea Fri ! pre ms. In I dos. i dent (Vie ordinal re . bottles Included l ii. awn 'cartels illtbys Inugnotly, KM Rook or liosolle Household Household it n7 charg" Pe i s Roth Mr loSO IWO and sherry Ws sod SRL Meth Atrium Madeira os.l AncelBlade Ma, full drodelle, 12e. . Warmed, indoip, 1h pa paw. Masada, Ur wq bah. Rh per use doom acs is=froy lour of the shove ow heollpt of SI Amos oodo—A. BAHL Gil, IR, Rlsrad. larbova. fIAIITION.—WATHERSTON sad BROODEN 1 1./ . I purr to bar Ire Carr Gold Mated on the tartan—. rues arifte (told; r •pppplllwl to Jewellery, betas a inlador Warning)), and RICOODIIII 011LD CRAM& rid ar irides rinalactared h ran, an sold upon this ' , pinat as l:i t. at the masaastaren* prima Maaaretory, 16, Henna Amp amide al Asian sad rgrelkry for I. e t rr- 1 --Tribin ontabarront duns at I la ths rear& and oa Saturdays an 1. MIL MILES' (ALFRED WEBB MILES) aim XPLTNU AND BUMMED 81ruCIL tor the Werld.tented Notch ANGOLA tan TROIA/ilia, L sew replete end ready for inspection. Three Tnwiwra were originated by lir. Maw.. only Athens is 73, BrnIC2TItDiT , NA NO VEh AQT A RT, sod who le net connected wit► any person hnitating and adver tieing ht Ws men •TA)LIBLLID THE BEST INVESTMENT las partisan es _LW establishmests of K Stitt SS and NON, when mil kinds of braising, be 'Mined cheaper and better than at any Mims, in Entland Every department Las been furnished from the principal market. of Europe with an assortment of goods for the AMINO ant P• 1 .34 Mitt SEASONS maparior to any ever offered to the public. The most fashionable and comfort able styles &recombined with durability at material and neatness ofSnl. AMAX for TOURISTS sad JUTZNILEA in prat variety. 1. the PIWPtikE TAILOIUNG DEPARTIUNT Cutters sad Wartime* of the blithest talent are cmployest N.B.—Should say article not be approves' of, it will Do ea shanimi or the money returned. K sp its and mI!CS RULE* for NELKMKASTRIXBITT and Lp‘rs ..f PRICK 4 antis um application. or p.m tree. The establisluomits an closed every Frlday at sunset saill Ilstarday .onset, when business is rammed until 11 o'clock. K MOSES and SON, BEADY WADE and BESPOKE TAJLOILS, BATTERS. ncomis, DILATERS, BOUT ILAILEILi and GENERAL ourrirraws. London Homes : Corner of Wineries and &ideate. New iMforittreet comer of Hartatimet Comer of Tottendsamonurtroad sad Itaston.road. Country EstabLahaienis: Indian', Yorkshire. Earipte. SlieffiehL A GENTLEMAN 8 WARDROBE cm. way h. COM pistil', expeditiously. friablosslaly, sal ses auseleally lerulahed at the lietatillthasenis of )1111.41-4 and MON. SLIRCHANT TAILOR.. Woo d.LEN DRAPER). HATTERS, HORHUM, WW YT and RHOS MAXIM ood OISHISLAL Or TYITTItiB ?Olt ALL CLAIM, Load.' Houses: Colmar of 1111norku red Aldgato. Now OuloodulnamA corner of Hart-stmt. (bow of Toilassbant tourt road and lardoll-reid. Country golabtlittmanta : Brsdkutt. Tora.hire ?stunts, lid. G —To SPORTSMEN.—The p_renent seldom oilers Welt —Go to METTLER'S, 11. opposite Golden cross Hotel look through AM stock of SICOND-11AN'll SKEY.CIi and MIIRILLLOADLSO GUNS. SIWOLS and DOURLY, RA KRELL= 11.171.113 of every sort sad descriptioa. also REroLli ERA. by all the beat London makers; with mry demription of ammoaltioci, &a—WHISTLER, 11, Want N.C.—Nil E. W. will take anything la exchange. GOLD REVIVIIL L. 6d. per bottle ; Electro- Platleg A 1.... 1. latablisbed more than 20 n... for einallsehe old ti gi ceillt frames sod sioni•olY plated articles am by daps apposs-111X BMITII, 88, Strand,beam, Liadosbuidde . Barclay, Yarrinadonatreat Appleby, Solo lo mat . Ap4u. a. Lowther-weak. PLOWER SEEDB.—Colieetion A, 40 packets, beautiful dower seeds, Ts. : Collection 11, SO pockets, da, Se bL . Collection C, 16packets, do.. b. ed. All flower ends sent postpaid Asentewes (hide to the Vegetable and rower Warden net tree and peetipeld.-111:ILlifi and McCUL WC* Envesagardelenharket, RIMMEL'S PATENT PERFIJME AA/ VILPUILEDLII, aw Moat Clasp. sad Portable Apparatus. essanusended by Dr. WWI. sad Dr. Hama for diffusing the tragneasei ad dorm is ta• atmosphere. sad pull) ung the air In dweiling.bonees sad sick moons Mee from ea. sidd by all Viand by the Investor sad patentai, ri r m t— H e z . 1111. Sinai. and St, Curnbill, Loudon ; awl IT, Dealricard dee hallow Pula SOUND and WHITE TEETH are indirpennable te personal attraction. and to health aad lormerity by the ametirstlna of food. ROWLAND, (PRONTO, or Pearl a white powder composed of the choicest and swat reolmreJse togredteuts of the oriental herbal. It estimates all terterows adhesions to the teeth. mid mares a pearl-like white ness to Ms maraelled mesa arrests the huller progress of demi of ihe teeth. aad Indoors a healthy action of the gnms. The linealh she from the salubrious and &ideating qualities of the Non* Mambo a may sad Mamma truly patella to Its Crtl. Moe fa Pd. par hea. Cantioa.—The words Row ionto," to., was this laht-1, sad °. A. Rowland and Ms, 5). Hattouip•dss." cm lams pomrsamml stamp. laid by Ram amt try elambas ama selmmes. CORNS, BUNIONS, sad DZIECTPIE TOE NAHA EXTRACTED and MEM la ere Wall* without ea=by ht. b y hire at. trait 4 iheet. attendrd hy hire ReadaM V yeetereed. Tema 11. id. to ea. hit Kendall has toettneelab Item the loyal a which may be MM. with thousands of ethers. from air ok the khrint. slmihr to the feibewing :—Yrome the El t Rev. the Lord Bede* of Loudon .—" Mi. Madan huffed y eared 11011111 corns is op het without Oohs as, paia."—" air Robert Alocan.lrr. f 4 fit. Jawies'oplace, las bad two large toenails sad • hen ettrorted hula Ida feet ► by Mc Beadall. art W strongly heasemeod Ida" ter ly, en AWI ?.n. pace le.. tlw Noy rasher et TZMPL B BAB. eMATIZITI : 1. The Seven 5404.. of /Inman. A .40.7 by Gen. Aug. Salo. Chap. XIII Iftuberraefinente of • rich yeses man. XI V —Wm AusymeWs Impale.. X\'. --qui. em.tod.int hems enetudee? I. A Jovial Mani, • Ilroad Awake. 4. The teal aml the ComrenUonal Nigger. • Toe Better fur Worne.—Chaptene X VI., IVII • Innd.m Poems.-14. R belgtseim T. Muds. !faillsabetb Berkahlkii. & Daughters of Zee Margraelme Anegseeh. 11. John's Wile. M. On Quack,. 11. In the Temple Gardena. It Three Times. 11.2.—VaL I. ppe 5.1 and Wallington*. la.,leady. Lesion: Moe Temple les." I=, Theietreet. TM day. dewy Bro, wee Om Maim ONEICIINCE versus the QUARTERLY. A Plea for Fair Play t overdo the Writers of the " Sad By the der M HARK, 'OR incuiebestrr Luke., Bertrickatreet. fa. Weatatizater. London dotted ilartleicktt lad Piccadilly. THE AUTOBH,GRAPHY ON A SEAMAN. Tido day, • Popular !Mimi, with Nu. Plana. and a Portrait on steel. laic' ba ben LORD DUNDONALDI4 AUTVAIOGRAPHY. A LlMary I.llti.m may alio be had to two handsome rola., two, price Yna. L did.° : Rtchanl Hannay, New Burllngtonatreet. This day, cloth, Is.. L ESS ON S on MIN D. Sr the ease Author, LEMON% on REASONINIL la thl. LIESSoNS on MORALS. Is. ed. LESSoNt4 on WONKY MAITCICI. LESSONS on CHRISTIAN EVIDENCES ed. MOONS on the HISTORY of RELIGIOUS WORSHIP. Is. LESSONS on the BRITISH CONsTITUTION. ed. London : Parker, Son, and Douro, West Strand. Ninth Edition, with Woodcuts, fa rd., THE HOUSE I LIVE IN: Popular illuatrationa of the Structure end lunctionsof the Human Body. London: Parker. Son, and Damn, Welt Strand. TWa day, two. TRANSACTIONS of the NATION•L Aoei ATION for las PROMOTION of / 10 CIALIC1INCII. 1 , 400. . Parker, Sao. and Roam Wed slm& Crows eve, ea id., ELEMENTS of LOGIC. By Alaimo WBATELT, AD., Archbishop of Dublin. 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Ihr rank at tar. aly-dre mod askrord paean. la the Ireataark al Ikon parallar arrloar mei award addeded. Vida Med te isalnUer and eirrais Ufa IV De. J.L CIDER L. Albriarrbakreat. Nbirrrnk, faders. Ormdballera, is In IL ..a. to Mr la Ibr bra bleb de aarveses."—lledical beard. Lib.: kart. ilk Cambia ; r.el. law. r.. Warriakkak ruin published. rep. tiro. THE EASTERN, or TLRKRiII BATH; its History, Revival to Britain, and Applkation to the Purposes cd Health. By Ifitanars %lung, ria.s. John Churchill. Nen BurUngiouetreet. lirDitAx Rums RUMP FUND.—Amonget the sweesta forwarded to the Lord Mayor in aid of the lodise Relief Fund in the course of yesterday were an additional oratribution from Jersey, 2001. ; city of WeUs, per the Mayor, 771. 15s. ; additional contributiou from Torquay, per S. B. Esbnonstoas, Eaq., 84/. 11s. Bd. ; Bt. James's Church, Brighton, 46/. ; Bt. Jobe'. Church, Cardiff, 251. 2a. 9d. ; collected at Lauseadon, 481. 4s. ; collected at Tandridge, near Oodstone, 271. 13e. 4d. The total amount received is between 61,0001. and 62,0001. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF 1862. Her Majesty's Commissioners having bad the subject of regis. begot of patents and designs under their consideration, he,. decided that, looking to the alteration which has been In& in the law since 1851, it will be noneosamry for limn to apply to parliament for my alteration on this acemiuo. MIDNIGEIT Mitt , lON MOVIDIENT.—The first an niversary meeting of the friends and supporters of this movement was held last evening at the Freemasons Myren, Great Queeeetreet, Liecoln'ainelields ; Colonel Worths in the chair. Previous to the public business the friends assembled took tea together. At seven o'clock the business of the evening commenced by the secretary reading the report, which, alter detailing at considerable length the origin and progress of the movement, related a number of interesting cases in which the subjects of the movement had been restored to their friends. lleetinp bad bees held, not only is the Westiend but at the extreme east of London, in allot which the operations of the mission bed meet' successful in reclaiming great numbers of fallen was The following is the general result of the meet ings in London for the past year :-85 females restored to their triads, 79 sent to service, 6 married, 81 taken into the home, and :30 left after having been received-1n all 281. Meetings had also been held at Liverpool, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Manchester &c., and the number reclaimed in the provinces amounted to 23'3, making the total rescued 514. The total receipts from Feb. 1, 1860, to Feb. 1, 1861, have been 2,000/., and the expenditure within a few pounds of that sum. The report, Which concluded with a strong appeal for public support, was received and adopted ; after which the Revs. John Graham, Baptist Noel, and other ministers and gentlemen addressed the meeting, which concluded with prayers. A collection was mails on behalf of the mission. if ew M I ARHUS CHURCH, ST. MASTIN- IN-1113- ?TIMM —Yeaterdiiy morning Lord Oventone, the newly elected churchwarden of Se. Martin.io-tbe-llelds, laid the foosdation stone of a new mission church, which it is in tended to erect for the benefit of • densely populated and very de led district of that parish. The district is that of Hedfordbury, lying to the east of St. /Lertin'lrlarie, and the new church, with which schools will be connected, will be erected on • site at the corner of the Hop-gardens, which has been parchmed at • ecet of LP2O/. The total outlay is expected to beabout 4,600 i. In the district of Bedforribur there are 700 families, or nearly 4,000 human Twinge, con g reg a ted upon about four acres of land, the ge neral rule being that every room contains • family, and there is scarcely • house in which there is only ose family. The bulk of the inhabitants have 'sly employ meat sa tailors, shoemakers, bricklayers, he. ; and very many of them are left in the winter= the means of subsistence. Habits of intemperance sad recklessness are prevalent. A very small number of the adults attend any Ore of worship ; and it wan amortakeed two years since that of the children who were of the proper :c u tobe at school ` sot aerial were receiving soy educe- Yr. A. W. Illornfield. • son of the late ll of Tendon, se o, is the architect el the w church and s chools.i -10— --0-- NKVit PHILHARMONIC CONCERTS. DONCASTER SPRING RACES.—TIIISDAY. Thew concerts are carried on by Dr. Wy.lde THZ num. Sums of 5 IKITS. each, with 30 soya. added . ; with great spirit and encores. He has a strong and excel- we4ht for sip ; with certain allowances. The winner to be sold TY C fii 'Babel lent orchestra, including the most eminent of our instm• • n - • n i Ti i i .. , ,, • Palate/an, by Pentane. 2 yrs, est Illb mental performers ; he engages the most favounte singers, LH. Orimshaw) 1 selects excellent mail, insures ite proper execution by Mr. J. Osborne, Hellenus, 3 yrs, Cat 9tl) ,car. est 10th? careful reheulail, ably conducted by himself : and. as • Colonel Towneley's wherwell, 2 yrs, est 91b (Hard (ClAll" castie ' : due reward for his exertions and good manage- Mr. Aspinall's Tressillian, 3 yrs, est 9lb rllibberd) 4 meet, always has a crowded and very musical Betting : Even on Palawan, sto 2 apt Tremillian, and 5 audience. Saab was the character al his concert I le l We Heiken'. Whitewall, in conMall7 with Trend ./ St. J nim e n _b n u on Monday evening, _, the liar, made play, the favourite and Hellenus lying o ff until y one es entering the Weight, when they drew forward, and at the best end most sueeessful that he has ever given . i 1 distance joined the two leaders, who, • few strides after, gave way beaten, leaving Hellen= with a slight lead, which he held to the entrance of the Stand enclosure, when be was banded by the favourite, who won in a canter by two lengths; three lengths between the second and third; a Lad fourth. Tax DONCARTEH SPRING HANDICAP of 10 sore each h ft, and only 1 if declared, with 100 son. added. Winners extra. St Leger Coarse. (42 subs, 22 of whom pay 3 was. mob). Mr. Semis The Monk, 4 as. 7“ 716 (Mid g ley) 1 Mr. Jamb's Ipswich. • yrs, TM (carried 7st Ilb , (I. Snowden) 2 Mr. Dawson's me Akteman, s pre. est Mb (lielleelo Mr. & Hawkes Stockade, • yes, flat Mb .- . , Alderott Mr. J. Oehorne, Wildman) 4 yrs, ell Mb J Oaborms) Mr. Whittakaes Dosmonek 4 Yis. Ist The • •Nhallensr Mr. Whitehead's Greta, 4 ps. Tat .01th/rd. Bares Mivieres Psliseau, a pa, Mt.. OIL Orirashas) Mr. J. Callornes Hamm; Sys, est 146..(lucklaad: Sr. iste Weathereitch, a no. est elb _ (parrot Mr. J. MEM@ Reverie, 3 yak 6,11 410....(Msdaistle) Betting : 3to 1 ape Aldermen. 4 to 1 apt The Meek, 6 to 1 each apt Stackeds and Ipswich, mid 8 to I opt any other. As excelleet start ions embed at the fir at tempt. Weseherwitch, in comermy with Berstie, Ipoorich and Desmood, started with • slight lead, the others I l ya: a cluster claw up, with the exception of Steoloide aor man, who wan several lengths is their me. Doscondlng the hail, the two light weights pm way to Desmond, wire went cm with the running, Reveraguingensecoed„lpswich third, the Alderman fourth, and The Monk next, et while order they rao is close ceder raced the taro into the straight, where Desmond was joined by Ipswich and The Monk the Alderman lying up. Half way is the conic , Imrwidi nod The Monk singled themselves out, and ran a 1 slashing race home, which ended in a dead beat. The Alderman passed the post three !meths is their rear. Palaiserm, who paned Download at the Stand, was fourth, Greta fifth, and Weatherwitch next; the others were polled up and did not pass the post. Demme° Hem- -Betting : 6to 4 en The Meek, who waited upon Ipswich to the disburse, then took a alight lead, and woe very mealy by two length& Tag Hornell' Snags of 5 soya. each with no added, for 2.yr-olds ; colts, Bst nb ; fillies, get 31b ; winners extra. 1 Hopeful Course (*boot five forlorms). GM nibs.) Colonel Toms:ley. Imperstrice, by Orlando, bit Mb (J Snowden) Captain White's Jung Fran, 844 Mb 'E. Sharp Mr. Simpson 4 Bannerdale, Mt Mb , 11. Eardhaas) Mr. T. Dawson'. Bird Mil. Bat 71b (Bullock) Mr. T. Dawson's Tommy Jones, Sat 71h , Madden) Lord Derby's c by West Australlan—Caricature, tot 7th (Aldcrott) Mr. Oordeies Johnny Armstrong, Sit 7lb .. . ( ~1 )lab rue) lord Scarborough's Tarantula, bat Sb (Forster) Mr. G. S. Thorupsona Booths (late Silly Set 3/h Orlinehaw) 0 Mr. 0. B. Tlvoripeon's Glltnock, Bst In ..(Mr. Thompson , 0 Harrogate was saddled, but in cantering up was found to be lame, and did not go to the post. Betting : 2 to 1 apt Birdhill, 3 to 1 apt Jung Fran, 5 to ingot Imperatrice, 6to 1 apt Tommy doom, 8 to 1 apt °Maack, and 10 to 1 apt Bermuda °. A capital start ; Jung Frau being the quickest on her legs, jumped away with the running, followed by Birdhill, Johnny Armeitroag, and Tommy Jones, Imperatrice and the Caricature filly lying in the rear. At the distance Jung Frau was joined by Impemtrice, who came through her horses, followed by Bannerdale and llirdhill, the four running in close order to the end ; and after a punishing finish Imperatrice just landed her owners colours • hoed in advance of Jung Frau, who was half a length before Bannerdale, who coming with a rush at last finished • head in frost of BirdbilL Johnny Armstrong and Tommy Jones were next ; the others beaten off. Tax LONDEBBOROCUR Pure of 50 son., for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; winners extra. Red Home is. Captain Little's (Meerut Hess, by the Nabob, 4 yrs, . 7st 10th ;Charlton: 1 Mr. J. Osborne's &watcher. 2 yrs, est 1011/ (inc. 10lb as.) (Challoner) 2 Mr. Gordon's Erica. 3 yrs, Set 12th As) 3 Mr. Saxon's Vixen, e yrs, 74 4lb (111 1) 0 Mr. Hariande Maid of the Mist, 6 pm, 7st Mb..i 0 Mr. 0. S. Thonipeon'. Melon, 4 yea, tug ea ..(Adirmei 0 Mr. Bancroft'. Tidlywinks, 4 yrs. OA Mb (Harslaastle 0 Mr. Jacob's The DOll. 4 yrs, est Sib (1. Urfroshaw) 0 Mr. Jackson's Polyolbion, 3 yrs, est 81b (Madden) 0 Mr. Dawson's Squire Peirce, 3 yrs, est (Buck) 0 Betting : 5t04 on General Ham, 7 to 1 each agst The Don and Polyolbion, 10 to 1 apt Vixen, and 12 to 1 apt Erica. Vixen, with Lopeatch General Hess, and Erica gut away together, with Polyolbio er, n and the others lying up. On entering the straight, Polvolbion took up the running, but shortly after dropped back beaten, leaving the favourite with a slight lead, Lopcatcher lying at his quarters to the entrance to the Stand, where it appeared J. Osborne's colt had the beard it, but on Charlton rousing General Hem he shot in front, and won very cleverly at lust by n neck. Erica finished • bad third ; Hail of the Mist was fourth, The Don fifth, and Polyolbion and Eidolon next. Tea MUNICIPAL STAN'S of 5 sore each, with 25 sore added. Weights for age, with selling allowances. The se mad to save his stake. Half a mile. (5 subs.) Mr. Fawkes Birdlime, by Canuobie, 2 yrs W( (Haoicestie) 1 Mr. Hardest. Buckaloon, 3 yrs Ma) (i. 1/finishes) 2 Mr. Monies Buttercup. 4 yr. 401) Mr. linke's Twiukle, 3 yrs ,40l) , Challoner) 4 lir. Hunter's Noisy, 4 yro (401.) (Johnson; S Betting : 2to 1 eget Birdlime, 5 to 2 apt Buckaloon, 4 to 1 apt Twinkle, and 5 to 1 apt Buttercup. Butter cup was the first off, Birdlime, Twinkle, Buckaloon, and Noisy following in the order given to the entrance of the rails, where Birdlime got up to Buttercup's quarter% the pair running closely locked to the half-distance, when Bird. limo got his bead in front, the pair being shortly after joined by Butkalnoo ' who having been twice disappointed never could quite ge t up. The three ran a good race home, which finished in favour of Birdlime by a length, half • length separating the second and third ; Twinkle was a bed fourth, and Noisy last. The wiener was outsold. Tee STAND EITAKAA of 5 move. each, with 20 added, for all ages ; the second to save has stake. Red House in. (5 subs.) Colonel Towneley's Whiteweil, by Stockwell, 3 yrs. 74 12th J. Snowden) 1 Mr. eteoenson's Sadie, 3 yrs. 7st 12Ib Calvert) 2 Mr. Jackson's Polyolblon, 3 yrs, Mt 7th , Bullork 1 3 Mr. Wrigley's Mervyn, 3 yrs, Mt Mb IL Orinoducw, 4 Mr. J. Osborne. Old Towler, 2 yrs, 74 'Challoner) 5 Betting : sto 4 apt Polyolbion, 3 to 1 agst Sadie, 4 to 1 apt Whitewell. Mervyn started with the lead, which be held to the entrance into the straight, when be was joined by Polyolbiou and Sadie, Whitewell lying on the lower side. At the stand euclosure Whitewell came out, and won easily by two lengths, three lengths separating the second and third ; Mervyn was • bad fourth, and Old Towler last LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. THE TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 4to 1 aget Sweet Manion' (t) 6 to 1 Kettlednua (t) Bto 1 Klarikoff (t) 11 to l Diophantus (off) CHORAL FESTIVAL AT WESTMLNSTIR Agngy.—A choral festival on behalf of the Society for the PrOgOOD Of the Gospel in Foreign Fart s is to be celebrated r OA' Binger Abbey, on Thursday, the 16th of May, on which occasion the sermon will be preached by the Rev. William Thomson, 1).1). Provost of Queen's College, Oxford. and preacher at LiOcoln's.inn. The full cheer of the Abbey will be augmented byr the choirs of her Majesty's Chapels Royal and St. Paul's Cithedtal. The venerable satiety on whose behalf this festival is to take place was incorporated by William 111., is 1701, and has aow been engaged for 160 years is endeavouring to plant the church of Christ among our countrymen abroad, and among the heathen. Hi grace the Archbishop of Canterbury has consented to preside over a public meeting in aid of the Society, which is to be held on the 30th of May. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TUVJWAT. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. 4 to 1 apt Sweet Hawthorn 7to 1 Kettledrum Bto 1 Klarikof (t) 9to 1 Overton (t) 10 to 1 Diophantus (t) 12 to 1 Preeeptreas 12 to 1 Beesley CHESTER CUP. 7to 1 apt Wallace (t) Bto 1 Cbire Arnie (t) 20 to 1 Sweet Hawthorn (t) 20 to 1 Ben Webster (t) 30 to 1 Schism (t) 30 to 1 Hems (t) DERBY. 7 to 2 mut Dundee (t) 20 to 1 Kettledrum (t) 21 to 1 Dictator (t) =to 1 Big Ben (t) DRAMA. Sr. J AMIN& jr On Monday night was produced at this theatre a drama dial A Scrap of Paper, very neatly and happily translated by Mr. Harare Mango° from a French original, Les Prates de Roadie, which was played by the French company who were here last season, when the principal obarriaten were sustained by Mdlle. Daphnis Fix and M. Paul Derain. As we then fully detailed the plot it will suffice to recall to our readers that the anion eoneiste of a prolonged moral duel between a mao and a woman—one de teriniaed to guard a love letter which bad been addressed to him bye former flame who is now married ; the other the lady's moat intimate friend, determined top herself of it. It h needless to say that in the end the lady is the conqueror. These characters, which are drawn with much subtlety and require to be acted with much finesse, tl od excellent representatives is Mr. end Mn. Wigan. Good artists and used to good society, their personatione in these comedies of the day have the charm of making es forget that we are looking at acting —a charm which is rarely met with ou the English stage. As the incautious wife Miss Herbert played with great spirit end good taste, and by her rendering gave force and colouring to a somewhat insipid chancier. The piece was completely successful. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, AMU. Kt.—PROMOTIONS AND AP rourTmmern.—Engineer W. Lewis, promoted to acting chief wirer in charge of the machinery of the Intrepid. yometer A. C. Pool, to the Aboukir. Clerk U. A. Michell, to the Evan!. Actiog third clam Assistant Engineer J. M'Cregor, to the iodine, for air rioe in the Pike. CHATHAM, APRIL 23% ARRIVAL OP TROOPS PROM Irrnta.—The char !mod East lodise troop ship Holum:Gaels, 1,257 tons, Cap tail W. T. Ferris, whose arrival at Gravessed with a large pupil= of sick and disabled troops on board from Calcutta too place yesterday, disembarked her invalids at Canon. homeltray this morning under the superintendence of the °Sam belonging to the staff at this garrison. The Holmes. dale brings home upwards of 200 sick troops and men whose Mt:of service has expired, belonging to most of the in regiments now serving in the Bengal presidency, in. dlinog the Royal Artillery, 13th Prince Albert's Light rdkoti7 3dtb 54th. 70th. 75th, 80th, 89th, and 97th Reginmas, and the following officers, viz :—Captain G. B. Daft, 20th Regiment; Lieutenant F. A. MACIUMASS, 93rd Highlanders • Lieutenant E. Forteacue, Rifle Brigade; Assista nt-Surgeon W. Benetton, M. 8., Roal Artillery ; sod Assistant-Surgeon T. Ramsay, 20th Regiment. The vessel sailed from Cabmen on the sth January, and touched at St. Helena, which war the only stoppage made, on the sth of March, the voyage to the Thames occupying just 107 days. The number of deaths on board during I,M passage was 'even, asmely, six soldiers sod one sailor. Oa the arrival of the Holmcedele at Gravesend, the troop. were medically impacted by Dv. Hume, principal medical o ffi cer at this garrison, when 50 men were selected to proceed to the eon. vehement establishment at Yarmouth, and the remainder sent to this garrison. Sri men were admitted into hospital at Fort litt,lfor treatment. The Newcastle and the Capatrick have also arrived at Gravesend, from Calcutta, with troops. The coloneley of the 41st Regiment has become sweat by the death of General Begington, C.B. ROYAL ENOINNIR9.-111 conseynenee of the death of Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Pasley, the following promotions will Mks place, via. :—MajorGeneral W. EL Ord, to be coloneleonimaadant ; Colonel Alexander Gordon, to be major-general ; Lieutenant-Colouel F. Lloyd, to be colonel ; Captain George Bent, to be lieutenant-oulussi. PAYMEYT or SLANIN.—The following order has base issued by Vim-Admiral H. W. Bruce to the ships in commission at Portsmouth :—" With reference to the .16th and 37th clauses of the Admiralty Circular, No. 4:58, their lordships have acquainted me that men serving in the ships at this port, desirous of remitting money to themselves, or of receiving in person the money they have requested to remit, may be rad is cash, reserving at least one month's ware in hand. DISTRIBUTION OF NAVAL PRIZE ldONßT.—Notico is given in yesterday's Gazette that preps:stimuli are now being made for the intended distribution of the amount awarded for the destruction of pirates in the China Sees, on the 4th Aargust, 1868, by her M i licy's gunboat Staunch ; on the 28th end 29th September, 1 by he r Majesty's ships Magicienne and Algeritie ; on the 16t October, 1868, by her Majesty's ships Magicienne and Fury ; and on the 13th May, 1859, by her Majesty's ship Clown. Due °otitis will be given, by further advestisements in the London Ga rzetle, of the date proposed for the commencement of distribution ; and, at the same time, the amount of an individual's share in the respective classes MB be announced. The new monster steamer, Mooltan, built by the Peninsular and Oriental Company, will, it is expected, be ready to take out the Australian mail on the 20th proximo. She is built with all the improvements in shipbuilding and *teem machinery. Eke has also machinery on boont foe abridging every kind of heavy labour, and all the inventions for contributing to the comfort of the large number of pu gilism' who travel by the Alexsodrien mail atom-packets. The Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Com pany's steamer Adriatic riled yesterday at 1.10p.m. from Chlway. for St. John's, Newfound/and, and NOW York, with her Majesty', mail a, bbpasseogers, and a full cargo. Copious showers of rain fell yesterday at South ampton and hopes were entertained that the long drought and eas terly wiade were over. Towards the latter part of the day, however,- the wind shifted round to its old quarter. HEALTH or Lownow.—The return of births and deaths in London issued by the Registrar-General states that the total number of deaths registered in London in the week that ended last Saturday was 1,210, and was almost the seam as that of the pr eceding week. The uniformity of the rate of mortality during the last eight weeks is worthy of remark. In the week, corresponding with last week of the ten yean 1851.60 the average number of deaths was 1,114, which, with a correction for tontine of population, bosoms 1,225. The actual mortality is, therefore, below the estimated amount, but only to a small extent. Though it has been below the average during the last two months, the difference is now much less than it was immediately after the high mortality of the early part of the year had subsided. Eighty-three deaths from whoopingeough, and 14 from croup. were recorded last week. The corrected average for whooping-cough is 62. It seems to prevail in Patients and Islin o, Limehouse, and in the Kent and Borough-road sub-districts. Eightesa children died of measles, and nearly a third part of these ie Kentish Town. There were 22 deaths from reariatina, and 12 from diph theria ; 6 from syphilis, all of which last occurred to in fants. Seven nonagenarians died is the week, the oldest of whom was a female, aged 94 years. A girl, aged 11 mouths, died from ealeagement al the spleen. Towards the end of last year eke had lived for some time in the Ewer marshes. A man was poisosed by chloride of zinc taken by mistake for gin. A boy, aged 14 years, was suffocated by the fumes of sulphur in a room for dyeing wool ie which he was sleeping. Lest week the birth, of 1,007 boys and 934 girls, in all 1,961 children, were registered in Loodom In the ten corresponding weeks of the years 1851-00 the avenge number was 1,713. CILTINTAL PALACE. OHS SHILLING HAY. ••••• TVILADAT, Aram 23.—Admivaione eo payload, 1,449: &Me by season tickets, MSC Total Milan. 2.002. THE DISPUTE IN THE BUILDING TRADE. Last evening • numerously attended meeting et bricklaywn was held atthandan-hall, Ring-street, Camden town, "to take .to cioasidsration the attempt of the master budder, to force upon the men the system of pay. went by the hour.:' Yr. Hosous presided. Mr. How= said tbs present meeting was ewe of s series, for the purpose of Wakes the feelings of the men on the subject. The astern et payment by the hour had many di advantages. Under it a man could be takes en and dis charged without notice. The object of the mailers was to try sod fit the value of their labour, and it wan waly by re. Ctieattempt, that the men could miss the prim of u c r i . If the masters caikl only do away with the re asoned day nby the hoar, A would fix the aloe of labour, and it "veld take teeny yearn before the standard could be altered. One of the objects of the ansters was to do away with the nine hours movement, but that movement was so finely rested that it could not i easily be put down. The Ittek-oet wee WM going on. He I herd that they would make known this fact, sod appose j tine system of payment by the hour, W they really thought it as eheoxius ratan. He concluded by moving the fol lowing ratiolutisa :—" That in the °piano of this meeting if the system el payment by the hoof, as proposed by Mesas. Kelk, Lucas, and Smith, is NM the estoidrahed rule in the Wilda, trade, it will be the means of striking ts blow of every privilege we bars been contending for for many yews, and should be met with tile mast determined resistance by every opwative bricklayer is Leah's, and tkis meeting pledgee itself to support the men lacked out by the above arm WI the dispute is brought to a sweeseful terra nation. Mr. NnBIA seemoded the motion, Winch was carried. nnanimonely. A meeting of bricklayers and others artisans connected+ with the building trade was also held Is evening at the Standard Temperance-hall, Walwortls ; Mr. °EARLE:, in the chair. Mr. J. WAVERS moved, "That it in Oho opinion of this• roosting that if we, the bricklayers et Lodes, were to ao apt the system of payment by the boor, so attempted to be enforced by &few of the twaster.boikiere, on should be giving a the privilege the trade hes enjoyed S ee ages, and. we amoebas to resist the same by all legal means.* r. SHARMAN seconded the motion wBlok Ina solvated by Mr. Davis la non-secisty nos). 31r..k Raw, Mr. Han cock, and others, and carried unanimously. 1 2 3 • 0 THE LADIES' SANITARY ASSOCIATION. Yeatenlay afternoon the annual meeting of the friends and supporters of this meaciatioa leek place in the Hanoveraimare Rooms; the Lord Billiap of o:trioto pre sided; and upon the platform wer e , am o n gs t o th ers , the Lord Bishop of London, the Earl of /Shaftesbury the Bon. F. Cowper, &c the Rev. B. Brow , Dr. Waller Lewis, Dr. ankester . The report showed that the progress made was far front what was desired, owing to the want of !nada. There had during the ?vier being 41 new members enrolled, making e total of 206 now upon the list. Owing to the smalltime of the funds it was impossible to carry on eatialiMorily thee breech establishments of the assemation. In all 1313,000 tracts had been circulated throughout the country by the aid of the clergy and other friends of the moo elation, while on the Continent similar steps had been titian. All the lectures had been gratuitously given by gentlemen of high standing, and had been well at tended, nearly 3,000 persons being present at. one of them. Mrs. Tyson, a member of the ladies ' committee, had visited Manchester and established an auxiliary there, and had also addressed meetings there and in ether paha of the country. The Brighton and time other ',ranches of the association had made fair progress. Many of the evils in the homes of the working classes arose from ignorance either of the landlord or the tenant. The committee were endea vouring to establish bathe and waslihousse and lending libitaries, as well as n fund for providiug healthy am usements for poor children. The subscriptions during the ye.,r hod been 91/., and the donations 791., and the total expenditure had been'sBl. The report concluded by au earliest appeal for farther aid. _ _ _ The CHAIRMAN having addressed the meeting, Mr. THOMAS HUGHMS moved the adoption of the report, which was seconded by Dr. Lankestar and carried tumid. moody. The right hon. the Farl of Snarrganuar then moved • resolution, approving of the object.o of the institution, which was seconded by the Rev. Baldwin Brown, and carried unanimously , . The Lord Bishop of Lomax then moved a resolution, statiog the want of sanitary knowledge in the country, and the oecevsity for the extension of the branch associations in the kingdom.. . . . Dr. Wass Lams seconded the resolution. which was carried, and the meeting having been addressed by other speakers, the proceedings were brought to a clues by a. cordial vote at thanks to the chairmaiail 81141CSPEARE 3 BIRTHDAY. STRATFOSD•ON•AVON, TCERD %Y. The natal day of William Shakspeare was again ertehlated with festive derneastraticses is hie Dative town, to-day. Several circumstances combined to render this owe of the most iuterestiog of the birth-day aunivereries held here for man years. The wi th drawal of the bequest of the late Mr. John Shakepeare, intended for the preservation and endowment of that most interesting relic of the Eliza bethan period, William Shakspeare's house, placed the birthplace committee considerably in debt for the restora tions and improvements they hail already effected, and threw them upon their own resources and the assistance of the public with regard to the future. A subscription has been opened fur the purpose of supplying them with funds. Some genuine scions of the mulberry tree, two cornice stones from the once famous house in New-place (since destroyed by the Stratford Shallows), and such other mementoes, base been introduced into the garden of Shakespeare's house as will .ingest the surroundings it had at the time be was living. It has been poetically suggested that those Mowers should be grown in thin garden which are meetioned in the dramatist's plays. The recently discovered alleged genuine portrait of "Sweet Will" himself created a still grentae sensation amongst the visitors here today than the p transfornuition which has been effected in the garden. The owner of the feinting (Mr. W. 0. Hunt, clerk of the peace at Stratford) at first proposed to present it to the National Gallery or British Museum, but as grave doubts bare been cast upon its originality, it was determined to leave it in the hands of the birthplace committee until its genuine ' sea, or otherwise was fairly set at rest. The proceedings of the day commenced with the annual meeting of the Shakespearean Club and the Birthplace Committee, which was followed by the reading of the play of Julimit Omar, at the Shakespearean Rooms, by the ltev. .1. It. Young, soli of the eminent tragedian of that name. The anniversary dinner wall afterwards held in the Town Hall, which was attended by about 100 persons. Sir ROBERT HAMILTON, Bart., K.C.8., of Indian mutiny cele brity, preeided. IiIIiTItOPOLITAN EVENING CLASSL9, SUSSEX HALL. —A deputation of the committee and friends of the Metro politan Evening Classes, among whom were the Earl Gran ville, Lord Lytteltoo, Messrs. H. S. Thornton. Henry Col*, Henry Hoare, Harry Chester, the Revs. Charles Meekeozie, It. Whittington, M. W. Lusignau, H. White, and others, met the Bishop of London on Monday afterouoo, at Loudon Mottos, and on the motion of Earl Granville it was re solved—" That, considering the great good which the metro politan evening classes Lave done, and the benefits which they might still render to the young men of London, ea effort be made for re•establishing them on a new and I broader heals, and that with that view the Revs. Charles Kittosrox Row's° CLLR .— The members of this 1 Mackenzie and It. Whittington, Messrs. Henry Cole, club rowed an eight-oared race yesterday afternoon at' Harry Chester, H. 8. Thornton, Henry lloare, Thomas Kingston, which was witnessed by a large number of Whittington, and Marshall Carpenter, be appointed a cunt. FieVit".• The result was ea follows :—The Captain.. I mitten to asuertain what subscriptions are likely to be con row, 1; the President's Crew, O. The Captain's ereer—l, I tribute.] for their re.eetabliehment, and to prepare n scheme Mr. Hereby ;2, Mr. Linley ;3, Mr. W. inbridge •4, i wl.ereby the institution may be made self-supporting for Mr. Woodhouse ;5, Mr. R. Bainbridge' 6, Mr. Brooch ; the future." It was proposed to convert the clessee imW a 7, Mr. Gibbons ;8, Bennett ; Mr. F. Walton Om). The 'metropolitan college, and it is understood that mot. has President'sermr-1, Mr. R. J. Shabby'',; 2, Mr. alreade been subscribed towards this object. Further nub 3, Mr. 0 - Monks, :4. Mr. Arnold ;5, Mr. Jervis; 6 mriptions will be received by the members of the mom- Barneby ;7, Mr. Rowlett ;8, Mr. D. Wilson ; Mr. C. Wel- m i t t " . ton (cox.). It was close for a few yards, and then the ! We arc glad to learn that the Attorney-General f , Mr. il ‘ri o n Ta n ysieet ers i t i ; ,,: g otzD a " lesptiosimi y ATHeaw be ti ngia iirooeb" w e e ki A m e l e An d a ppointed2l gwi th AAl e Nlpril c M u iFo r in ln bu t io.a i rg o weauwa h Looden oirrry : b interfere r oA . 1% d so wmalisfestery a state that it has been determine! to learned ilmtlemau's Pirlislnentare dn . : 6 °ll llo 4 c : reu — Dumber the euperior courts, and the services of Mr. Arf'em• ILP., have again been retained by ;the Rochdale Masses Wino. Committee, and to-day the ease comes on Wilts treated at the Samaritan Free Hospital for Women oohs in Reehdale for • new hearing, with • view to appeal sod Children, Edwards-street, Portman-square, during the ' the swim courts. lanioTowynanib.u.!.. ' : .9